Chuck Todd

It may be too late, right?

The damage that has been done to a variety of facilities in the region, it's not like all of a sudden everybody just turns up.

The damage that has been done to a variety of facilities in the region, it's not like all of a sudden everybody just turns up.

No, there's going to have to be repairs.

No, there's going to have to be repairs.

is you realize they all had a little bit of this history because some of these characters make their way into these movies as sort of as caricatures.

It's going to take months for the energy markets to sort of become whole again.

It's going to take months for the energy markets to sort of become whole again.

And that's assuming this stays as is.

And that's assuming this stays as is.

But they became very familiar to me, at least small ways.

But what's funny is the Israelis are complaining that the United States cut a deal without consulting them.

But what's funny is the Israelis are complaining that the United States cut a deal without consulting them.

Like you're like, okay, so now I see where that idea for that character came from, right?

Well, it does look like the Israelis are making their own decisions on Lebanon without really consulting the United States.

Well, it does look like the Israelis are making their own decisions on Lebanon without really consulting the United States.

It was just interesting when you realize it wasn't totally detached from history.

It was just simply detached from the reality.

And it's clear the Iranians are hoping that the United States will pressure the Israelis to back off of Lebanon, and more importantly, Hezbollah, because they're trying to keep their proxies in place.

And it's clear the Iranians are hoping that the United States will pressure the Israelis to back off of Lebanon, and more importantly, Hezbollah, because they're trying to keep their proxies in place.