Anthony Scaramucci

We have all the cards.

Well, it turns out that that's not really true, Caddy.

They still have, as you pointed out last week, missile inventory, drone inventory, speedboats all over the Strait of Hormuz that can wreak havoc, rocket-fired missiles that they can take into the Strait to blow up tankers.

And so, for me, it's always going to come down to the economic chicken.

Who's got enough money to hold out?

And are we going to go to $9 gas prices at a 4th of July barbecue here in America?

And so what are your thoughts there?

Because I'll leave with mine.

I don't think the Americans or Donald Trump himself have the toleration for that.

And I think if you understand the Iranian culture versus the American culture, I think they do.

But what are your thoughts?

So, Katty, why does the president get a pass?

And what I mean by that, he's sound asleep on camera in the Oval Office.

He's dozing off and waking himself back up.

If Joe Biden was doing that, there would be a national outcry of sleepy Joe Biden.

If you look at the Obama deal now and you study the actual deal, the actual deal,

looks pretty good.

And the actual deal comes without $60 billion spent in the Strait of Hormuz.

Again, that's just the military expenditure by the United States to prosecute the war.

It's not the economic damage that's taken place as a result of the war and the rising prices, the fertilizer shortage, and all that other stuff.