Donald J. Trump

Yeah, well, the war room's been covering this, but we're all the politico diehards.

Every day we follow all of it.

But the American people now and the major papers, the Financial Times, New York Times, Washington Post, they're all going to begrudgingly have to cover

This great day where President Trump is not a fascist and not a Nazi and not a, you know, evildoer and whatever.

He's bringing peace to the Middle East, which which has eluded everybody for 50 years.

And so there's going to be a lot of press coverage on this today, but the details are going to come out, right?

How many soldiers have died in this process?

What has happened to the people on the ground in Palestine?

The rubble footage, a lot of this, you know, has not been fully covered to say, to put it politely.

And so as that comes out, the wounds are going to get deeper, right?

On both sides, there's going to be gory details, which no one wants to hear about on a day of peace and going forward.

But the goriness of that news and of the coverage, I think on all sides,

is going to lead, maybe, it's my prayer that it moves this way, right?

All the forces are in place for this to cave, in my view, right?

But the hopeful piece is that now everyone is going to see the gory details on both sides and say, we cannot have this anymore.

And I think that'll give President Trump a little bit more leverage with the public will, right?

You just look at the news you hear from the pro-war folks versus look at the people on the street in Israel.

They clearly want peace.

Even that, that's kind of a breaking news piece psychologically maybe for a lot of Americans to see that and for the rest of the world to see that.

And so on the Hamas side, we'll see they're going to interview people, and you've been seeing just the innocents interviewed running back to their homes and hoping there's something left.