MCC Global Enterprises CEO Michelle Caruso Cabrera on Trump’s next moves in Iran

Michelle Caruso-Cabrera discusses shifting U.S. Middle East policy, including Oman-Iran negotiations over the Strait of Hormuz, a potential U.S. strategic pivot toward China, and the diminishing threat of a Strait closure due to American energy self-sufficiency and alternative pipelines. - Oman and Iran are in advanced talks to manage the Strait of Hormuz, with apparent U.S. approval. - U.S. energy independence reduces catastrophic impact of a Strait closure; oil is currently around $82. - Treasury Secretary Besson stated the Strait may not matter in two years due to new oil export routes. - Pentagon factions want to withdraw from the Middle East to focus military resources on China. - Iran's nuclear weapon capability has been pushed back by 10-20 years, altering threat perceptions.