Chuck Todd

And this is where...

And maybe that made sense in 1789, but it means that the swing vote in the Senate is always very far to the right of the median American voter.

You know, Stephen Miller is a credibly smart and well-informed guy about how the different aspects of the government works.

It's too bad we can't put that intelligence for the betterment of the American Republic, that instead it is used and it's been weaponized to essentially create a partisan agenda or realignment that is frankly not very popular.

With the country.

So, by the way, the reason I lost, I got a little fired up there on this because that's yet another story that this Iran situation is overshadowed over the last week.

But it's also another reminder why I don't suspect Iran's going to have any positive impact on Donald Trump and the Republicans at all.

And if anything, it has negative impact because it comes to quagmire or no impact because everything else matters a lot more to the American voter than the regime in Iran.

Only it does, because it says that you can't amend the Constitution in any way that would change the proportional representation in the Senate.

And by the way, there's one other thing that I did not discuss in more detail.

The greatest fear I have of what we're doing with Iran is not their conventional military response.

It's their ability to potentially have an asymmetrical response.

And I don't think the president has done enough to warn Americans that, hey, I don't care where you are, whether it's Los Angeles, New York, D.C., Miami, Chicago, Abu Dhabi.

Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, London, Paris,

The possibility of, you know, you think everybody in the regime is going away quietly?

You think they'll all want to lay down their arms and cut a deal to survive?

Or do you think some of them want their power back and might try terrorist attacks as a way to flex their muscle?

I just think that this has opened up a vulnerability for us Americans that our president has not prepared the country for on that front.

All right.

Next question comes from David P. in Scottsdale.