Donald Trump

I mean, particularly when they see President Trump backing away and then leaning back into the war, backing away from leaning back into the war.

Now the Strait of Hormuz and the objective that it once was is no longer the objective that the president wants to focus on.

Clearly moving the goalposts by shifting the emphasis and focus of the war, but shifting it hour by hour, day by day.

So—

As we've just learned, the president is going to address the nation tomorrow about the war.

What the hell does he tell people?

What do you think we're going to hear?

Yeah.

General, you know, that blue book thing is all about, you know, the more words, the closer you get to an A. You know, that's how that works.

What were you about to say?

So you raised a couple of things for me here, Joan, but there's one aspect of what you said I want to lean into because Secretary Pete Hexseth has his way with words and moments.

And I want to share with you, you know, as he stuck to his sort of warmongering kind of, you know, bro, you know, we're so tough.

He had this sort of delicate moment I want to share with you.

Take a listen.

That is the dumbest thing.

Ambassador, before we let you guys go, I want to share with you former U.N.

Ambassador Nikki Haley stated that the obvious today on Fox News saying that in this war Russia is the biggest winner.

I've been thinking that for a while now, literally from the beginning of it.

Why do you think that's the case and what is Russia gaining here from your view?

All right, gentlemen, thank you very much.