Franco Ordonez

All right.

So lots of questions then about what comes next.

But we really haven't seen much of Trump since the war started.

Not at all.

I mean, the only time we've seen him is getting on and off the plane yesterday, going into the building.

And he didn't take questions.

I mean, it's been all so controlled.

I mean, except for some brief phone calls with select media, it's been largely social media posts and these two video addresses.

He hasn't addressed the American people in person or answered questions from the press pool.

And he hasn't gotten Congress involved.

I mean, Democrats and some Republicans are unhappy that he didn't seek congressional authorization for a war.

And some want to vote to restrain Trump.

And that's going to be a big debate this week.

Yeah, as we heard, he's saying combat operations will continue until U.S.

objectives are met.

And he has said that could be a week, but he's also told other media outlets like the New York Times that it could be four to five weeks.

Really, he has said that there are strong objectives, that the U.S.

has strong objectives.

He hasn't explained what those specific objectives are.

And without knowing what specifically the U.S.