Ana Kasparian

I mean, to your point, I think the Iran strikes are a major hot potato.

And so the key to that is going to be it's got to wrap up quickly.

You know, President Trump said at the beginning of it, he thought it would take about four to six weeks.

And to his credit, the guy actually had a pretty good calculation on this because the ceasefire, such as it is, we'll see if it holds, did kick in about halfway through the fifth week.

So that would be great if we can move off it.

Yes, some polls show 90 percent support among a certain wing of the Republican Party.

even 100% support among parts of the Republican Party.

I do think that support is kind of soft.

There are a lot of people who don't want Iran to have a nuclear weapon.

Plenty of people hate the mullahs.

Fair enough.

The mullahs have been anti-American for 50 years now.

But this is not going to be the kind of galvanizing issue that gets Republicans out to the polls in November.

So it has to wrap up quickly.

I hope and trust it will wrap up quickly.

I'm looking at the negotiating team.

I'm really pleased to see that the vice president is leading the negotiating team.

You know, that could all be great.

Coupled with oil prices not spiking to $200 a barrel.

Right now they're still under $190 a barrel.