Jesse Kelly of “The First” talked about the Iran deal and explained the importance of bringing the war to an end.

He went on to explain that since the flow of oil was greatly restricted for a few months, it forced the US and other countries to go through their reserves. If this continued, it would cause a potential global recession and could jeopardize the lives of millions of people.

Kelly explained that President Trump understood what was on the line and worked to bring a peace deal.

“Let’s touch on something we haven’t done a ton of on this show. The Iran deal,” Kelly said.

“There are opinions all over the map about doing a deal with Iran. People who understand that Iran is an evil terrorist regime. They see things like billions of dollars flowing into the hands of Iran,” Kelly commented.

“I’m not here to actually give you an opinion on love it or hate it. I’m going to just lay out for you what was going on, what happened, and why it happened,” Kelly said.

“First, Donald Trump has been desperate for a deal for two months,” Kelly said.

“Why do you think he did a cease-fire? He stopped dropping the bombs, did a cease fire, set up this blockade, and then every day for the last two months, we’ve had a well we’re almost to a deal,” Kelly explained.

“People kept wondering what he is doing, and Iran would do something belligerent like launch some drones or they were throwing mines out in the water,” Kelly said.

“Why the desperation? What was Donald Trump worried about?” Kelly asked.

Kelly showed a clip of President Trump explaining why he stopped the bombing. He emphasized the importance of letting the ships move freely for the world’s oil supply. The President also explained that oil reserves are running low, with about a 4-week supply remaining.

“Love it, or hate it, the world started tapping, us too, started tapping into its oil reserves. The United States of America is now at the lowest level with our reserves since 1983. This was Europe, this was all across the globe,” Kelly explained.

“We are not talking about paying an extra couple of bucks for a gallon of gasoline. We are talking about the global commodity the entire world runs on. Oil is not just a product. The whole world runs on oil,” Kelly said.

“Oil is the global commodity that runs planet Earth,” Kelly continued.

“If you suddenly had a scarcity of that product, and the price of a barrel of oil goes up to 150, 200 dollars a barrel, we are not talking, well it’s a couple of bucks at the pump. We are talking about global recession. We are talking about people dying,” Kelly said.

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