Greg Gutfeld

That is to say, OK, if you come at me later and try to say, hey, this was done on false pretenses, I want the money back.

Here's clause B, pal.

You get nothing.

I hope that they did it that way, because if that's the case and that's there, this is a big nothing burger.

And strategically, let's move from legal.

Legal, I think he's going to get it.

By the way, he goes, the only requirement here to go into 232,

The Commerce Department has to do an investigation.

You know who's the head of the Commerce Department?

Lutnik.

All right.

He gets that overnight.

So the thing here is that strategically, strategically, when the voting rights decision comes down, and that is, in my estimation, going to go his way, which is much more impactful when the left starts to say SCOTUS is in his pocket.

He has to say, hey, look at the last one that I lost.

Strategically, this is not that big a deal and, in fact, may help him in the future.

It's a reasonable argument.

Iran, because POTUS is in a bad mood.

Talk about long overdue after years of poop covered streets and homeless addicts making life hell for citizens.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie announcing that this city will start arresting anyone doing drugs on the streets and place them in a high volume care facility.

Watch this.