This wasn't diplomacy, it was a masterclass in who actually holds leverage. Trump arrived first, JD Vance entered while cameras were rolling like some nervous intern, and the Iranian foreign minister strolled in last and refused to shake hands. In international politics, that's not a setback. That's a public execution of your negotiating position. The kid doesn't understand protocol. Iran just closed the Strait of Hormuz, Trump is threatening economic chaos he can't execute, and meanwhile America looks desperate at the negotiating table. This is what happens when you run foreign policy like a reality TV show. The adults in the room watched and took notes.