David Pakman

We're going to go through that sordid history.

I am in Argentina.

Don Jr.

and Caroline Levitt are coming after me.

All of that and more on today's show.

Well, Donald Trump did it again.

He taco.

It was Tuesday and he chickened out and he didn't bomb Iran into genocidal oblivion or whatever.

Uh, and that's important.

That matters.

We're going to be talking about the implications.

We're going to be talking about the likely insider trading and those who benefited as a result of this because they knew in advance that something was cooking, but we're sort of used to that.

What we're not used to in the United States

is gas prices going up 61 percent in two and a half months.

And when things like that do happen, they're usually not because of something that the president did.

In this case, they are.

This is a very concrete and tangible thing for the average American.

I'm in Argentina

Every cab driver here talks to me about gas prices being higher here because of Donald Trump's war in Iran, by the way, very high humidity here, wreaking havoc on my hair.

And I can only apologize for that.