Donald J. Trump

And so that's always problematic.

But I do have a counter take.

And that is, you know, the New York Times, the headline right now isn't that pleasant.

You know, why couldn't it have been sooner?

The Washington Post, you know, no rave reviews.

But the one good thing about today is the transparency, even if it's going to be brutal.

Right.

I think the American people are going to learn.

Right.

And both sides are going to see both sides, the warts and all.

That ugliness may actually propel a hard piece forward.

Hamas is not giving all the statements the world wants to hear right now about moving forward with goodwill.

Even Israel is going to be reluctant to say the war is over for good.

But I think when people see what's been going on over the past couple of years and really dig in a little bit more than they have, this day will show the world both sides.

And so thank God for Donald Trump.

It is a great day.

The hostages are coming home.

There is a moment of peace here.

We're all keeping our fingers crossed and praying for this peace because, as the other analysts have been saying all morning, this thing is connected to a web, to a tinderbox of other world events.

But getting this and the other seven countries related to this, right, that's the, you know, the U.S.