Dan Brouillette makes BOLD prediction about Iran if US takes hard stance against China

• U.S.-Iran stalemate: White House confirms no current talks; economic pressure on Iran is key, with China's role being crucial for resolution.
• Venezuelan oil access: Reports suggest the U.S. is nearing a deal for long-term access to Venezuela's vast oil reserves, potentially pushing Venezuela to leave OPEC.
• Canadian electricity exports: Ontario threatens to cut electricity exports to the U.S. if trade disputes escalate, impacting states like New York, Michigan, and Vermont.
• Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR): Brouillette stresses the importance of refilling the SPR, which was significantly drawn down from Louisiana and Texas.

Former U.S. Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette discusses the U.S.-Iran stalemate, emphasizing economic pressure and the crucial role of China in a potential resolution. He also addresses reports of a U.S. deal for long-term access to Venezuelan oil reserves and Ontario's threat to cut electricity exports to the U.S., highlighting the importance of refilling strategic petroleum reserves.