Dana Perino

Early on, but he needed and wanted the element of surprise because that's when they killed, I think, what was it, the 49 leaders that were all having brunch.

And that was a huge mistake on their part because they're no longer there.

On the NATO front, I think not allowing the United States its basing rights is insanity.

But I also think that.

There's a saying that if you want me to be there for the landing, I need to be there for the launch.

And NATO is saying, well, wait, they have political considerations as well.

They have politics that they have to deal with.

Their country is they're not energy efficient like we are.

So it's taking them a minute.

Now, on the good news front, Britain is gathering 35 countries tomorrow to say, OK, here's how we're going to help and go forward.

So there's a little bit of that.

Also, it's a short trading week.

So the markets will be closed for the holiday, I think, starting Thursday through Sunday.

So maybe President Trump can get a little bit of extra time to be able to say, this is what we're trying to do, this is what we're going to do, this is what we want to do.

I still feel, though, that there's this big delta between the initial invasion or bombing in which the demand from the Iranians was unconditional surrender

And now we're like, but make a deal.

But make a deal with what?

Do they still get the capabilities to have a nuclear weapon?

I thought that was the thing.

And the president says in that clip there that the American people feel more safe now.