> there will be no reason to hold the Strait of Hormuz
Hormuz was yesterday's problem.
Today's problem which was entirely predictable to anybody with a map and half a brain is Bab El Mendab now being heavily disrupted by the Houthis etc.
It was always a case of when, not if.
Which now means the old ~20 day alternative-route transits via Bab are now ~50 days becuase you have to go via Suez and Cape of Good Hope.
This is exactly why all the other US presidents said no. It was a Pandora's box that was not worth the risk poking with a sharp stick.
What does the Hormuz have to do with Bab El Mendab? The Houthi attacked red sea routes before any "Pandora's box" was opened.