6.16.26 The Iran agreement, young worker’s Social Security, push back on Pride, and tradesmen for life
6/16/202634 min
Analysis of the Iran agreement, Social Security for young workers, alternatives to Pride Month, and tradesmen for life. Plus, Cal Thomas on the Iran negotiations, Google’s debugging project, and the Tuesday morning news
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First 90 secondsNick Eicher· Host0:00
The news changes every day. Our mission does not. World exists to report the facts, to pursue the truth, and to point to the hope that remains no matter the news.
Myrna Brown· Host0:10
And if that mission is for you, please support World's June Giving Drive today at wng.org. Good morning. Young workers are planning for a future with no social security.
Turner Karotzer· Soundbite0:29
I'm basically just assuming that I'm never going to see it.
Nick Eicher· Host0:32
Also today, President Trump's agreement with Iran. We'll hear from a military analyst who doubts the deal and from Cal Thomas, who doubts Iran. Later, pushing back on Pride Month and tradesmen speaking up for the voiceless.
Sean Freeborn· Soundbite0:48
It is our duty to protect the vulnerable.
Myrna Brown· Host0:50
It's Tuesday, June 16th. This is The World and Everything In It from listener-supported World Radio. I'm Myrna Brown.
Nick Eicher· Host1:04
And I'm Nick Eicher. Good morning.
Myrna Brown· Host1:06
Up next, Kent Covington with today's news.
Kent Covington1:11
President Trump is touting the new peace deal with Iran expected to be formalized this week. He spoke Monday from France to world leaders gathered for the G7 summit, saying the Strait of Hormuz will soon be once again fully open for business.
Donald Trump· Soundbite1:26
The Strait is already partially opened. As you know, they're doing a