Chuck Todd

It really bugs me that Miami and Georgia – in fact, I was looking forward to Miami playing Georgia, Carson Beck's return, and yet you guys blew it against Ole Miss.

And maybe that treaty had to do with marriage.

And maybe that treaty had nothing to do with anything other than that.

And you would end up going to war because you had ties to the right family or wrong family, depending on the given time.

I mean, you ruined what would have been a rare, unique – I think it had been – Miami had only played Ole Miss like three times.

The point is, is that the founders did not want an American president to be able to do the same thing.

It is strange how in the hotbed of the South that Miami and some of these SEC schools have rarely played.

And yet, in theory, that's what we already have.

So I think there needs to be better clarification here and that the War Powers Act doesn't do it in 60 days is probably too much.

It probably needs to be.

I think a commander in chief needs to be able to respond in defense of the United States.

Hard stop.

I have.

I've been there.

Was this – was Iran at all in defense of the – in the immediate needs to defend the United States in the immediate – it's hard to come up with evidence that it is.

Look, all I'll say as an ACC apologist is the only difference between the ACC and the SEC is you guys got better stadiums.

OK, and you've got better tailgates.

I will concede that whether it's Fayetteville, whether it's Oxford, whether it's Athens, Auburn, I will concede College Station.

But look, you –

You point out a real gap here in that, yes, Congress is the power of the purse, but basically they would have to – they're cutting off their nose despite their face is essentially what you're pointing out if they decide not to replenish our stockpiles because then we're suddenly more vulnerable, and that's also bad.