Glenn Beck

And which side of the line does the power fall on?

The one that understands MADD?

or the other side that may actually welcome nuclear destruction.

That's the whole game.

That's the fundamental question we're missing.

Because if enough of that system wants to survive, then what Trump is doing, pressure mixed with pauses, will work.

If the balance is tipping the other way, then that faction that welcomes chaos gains control.

Then every pause becomes an opportunity for them, and we have to go back in and keep hitting them hard.

Every opening becomes cover.

Every negotiation is just a delay tactic.

We've seen that happen before.

He's not dumb enough to fall for that again.

So what you're seeing now feels really, really messy because it is.

It's why today I'm telling you, and I try to tell you this every day, at least during the war here, is we don't know what we're dealing with.

We don't know who we're even dealing with.

And in this particular scenario, both outcomes are logical and reasonable as endpoints.

And they have extraordinarily different endings.

This is not a clean negotiation.

This is Donald Trump.

If he would have gone in and tried to negotiate for some company, he's going to buy some company, and half the board wants to restructure and wants to sell to him, and the other half is literally setting the building on fire while the meeting is happening, you could talk all you want.