Vance Joins The Five To Talk Faith, Then Iran Takes Over Vice President JD Vance spent part of Tuesday evening on Fox News' The Five to promote his new book, Communion: Finding My Way Back to Faith. The book talk did not stay on the rails for long. The panel moved into the new U.S.-Iran deal, and Vance quickly ended up in a sharp exchange with co-host Jessica Tarlov. Cable news rarely misses a chance to turn one subject into three arguments, and this was no exception. Tarlov Cites Reports, Vance Calls It Iranian Talking Points Tarlov pointed to reporting from The Wall Street Journal and Axios and said CIA Director Ratcliffe and Rubio were skeptical of the deal. Vance pushed back and said she was making the same mistake he sees from Iranian propagandists, which is to talk about the benefits for Iran without saying what Iran would have to give up first. In his view, that leaves out the part where deals usually involve tradeoffs, a detail that often gets lost once the panel starts warming up. Vance Says The Deal Gives Iran Nothing Unless It Complies Vance said no American money goes to Iran under any circumstance.…

A mother’s call changed the pace of the caseThe first serious alarm in this case did not come from a high-tech scanner, a secret informant, or one of the usual government press conferences that make everything sound neatly under control. It came from Tycen Proper’s mother, who called police on the night of June 10 because she feared what her son might do next. According to the complaint, she worried about his recent firearms purchases, ammunition, ballistic plates, and online activity, including posts tied to a Christian extremist group on TikTok and material sympathetic to Adolf Hitler. She also told police about his talk of “hit and run missions.” In other words, the family red flag was waving so hard that even the public safety system had to notice.What investigators say was plannedThe federal complaint says Proper, 19, of Danville, Ohio, told investigators on June 11 that he wanted to “jump-start” a revolution with an attack set for June 14. The plan, as alleged, involved drones carrying out bombings over the north side of the event area, with other members of the group assigned sniper roles near southern evacuation routes. Prosecutors say the group discussed “high value targets,” which is…