Donald Trump, the president of Iran, has been engaged in a peace deal, but his constant online activity and statements have led to concerns about his ability to create leverage and force Iran to capitulate. These statements undermine his credibility and create impression that he is winging it. He announced on Truth Social that a deal was already done, claiming that Iran had agreed to every US demand on handing over nuclear stocks, opening the Strait of Hormuz and halting support for terror groups. However, these statements have been criticized as being inconsistent and undermining his credibility. The author suggests that social media gives him more power than traditional news conferences. Despite this, the proposed peace talks in Islamabad lack a key ingredient, as Iran will not be at the head level.