Trump's deal to end the war with Iran is being attacked from all sides, but the hosts argue it's simply what losing a war looks like — bad for hawks, neutral-to-fine for everyone tired of the conflict.

• Trump signed an agreement ending the Iran war, and critics say it's no better than the 2015 Obama deal Trump tore up in 2018.
• Iran gets its frozen money back and only re-promises not to build a nuclear weapon, so hawks like Marc Thiessen say the US gave up a lot for nothing.
• The hosts say the US lost this war, so there's no better deal available — the mistake was starting the fight, not ending it.
• What likely ended the war: oil executives warning the White House about supply, and Trump watching markets rise on peace and fall on war.
• Trump reportedly feared becoming a "failure" president like Hoover or Carter, so he cut his losses and walked away.

Outlook: Most Republicans will grumble but fall back in line behind Trump, and the fragile deal could quietly fall apart in the coming months.