Trump on Iran Negotiations: “We’re Doing Very Well” | Balance of Power 06/22/2026
Speakers
Norah Mulinda
— Market Reporter, Bloomberg
Kailey Leinz
— Bloomberg Reporter
Megan Scully
— Bloomberg Reporter
Dan Goldman
— Representative (D-NY)
Josh Wingrove
— White House Reporter, Bloomberg
Summary
The episode covers progress in US-Iran peace negotiations after VP Vance's talks in Switzerland, Israel's cautious stance and demand to keep pressure on Iran, and market reactions including a dip in oil prices. It also addresses the resignation of UK PM Starmer and the challenges facing successor Andy Burnham, a tribute to former Fed Chair Alan Greenspan, a bipartisan Senate housing bill, and political tensions over FISA renewal and the midterm elections.
- VP Vance reports progress in Iran talks, including Strait of Hormuz reopening and nuclear inspections; Iran disputes key claims.
- Israel's UN ambassador warns against early concessions and insists ballistic missile program must be addressed.
- Oil prices pull back on peace hopes; WTI around $73.86, Brent at $77.99.
- Andy Burnham sworn in as MP, expected to become next UK prime minister amid cost-of-living discontent.
- Former Fed Chair Alan Greenspan dies at 100; his legacy includes the 1987 crash response and productivity insight.
- Senate advances a bipartisan housing affordability bill with zoning ease and restrictions on institutional homebuyers.
- Political panel discusses Trump's visit to Senate GOP lunch, FISA 702 stalemate over Bill Pulte, and midterm dynamics.
