Don Lemon

This is supposed to be some big negotiation.

Why is he there?

Why is he – it seems that he is campaigning for a foreign entity that is a dictatorship, an authoritarian regime.

Why is he there for Viktor Orban when we're in a conflict

Why is he over there campaigning for a strong man, a dictator, Recy?

Do you understand it?

Okay.

What's next then?

What is next then in this Iran conflict as you see it, Risi?

Yeah.

Basically, he also said, or the administration also said, Phil, according to the reporting, that they wanted to somehow get off of this Strait of Hormuz thing.

And then I think they said, then we can leave something to this effect.

Then we can leave them, the folks in the Middle East and other countries, we'll leave the Strait of Hormuz up to them.

And, I mean, that's what he insinuated with that post.

Phil, as the chief national security reporter for Reuters, where does this, and considering the conversation that you and Risi just had, does this make us more or less secure?

Where are we with the security of our country and the world now since Donald Trump has just done what he has done and gotten us into a problem that didn't need to be a problem?

Yeah, and we may be less secure.

Yeah, Risi, I'm gonna let you, and I'll pose this as you answer this.

Are we less secure?

I think that people feel that way, Risi.