Greg Gutfeld

And I think that many Americans understand that too.

The president should have given this speech four weeks ago.

As much as I listened to the speech and I've been following it, I didn't hear, not only did I not hear a lot of new there, I didn't hear, I think it's wrong.

I think you're right, Dana and Greg, to say we can't provide an end date.

But what I did not hear was a strategy.

And I keep asking for that, not that I want to know every iteration, every unfolding of what we're going to do, but the president rightly praised the military execution.

I mean, it's expected almost now that our execution, our military exercises are flawless.

From all the times the president's been in office from four years ago to now, we've never had a time when they were not flawless.

I'm happy that is the case.

We had concerns about DEI perhaps diminishing our military.

In fact, it did not.

It maybe even helped.

That's another that's another conversation.

The real issue here is the straight of her moves.

The president made clear last night that we're going to leave and other countries should step up and do their part to open it.

I remind all of us, and Dana has certainly commented on this in the past, we both know this is a global market, oil is.

You don't get to pick and choose the price of where you're going to buy it because it's set by a global marketplace.

We shouldn't kid ourselves.

The president is most interested in this and talking about this as much as he does and shifting a little bit the narrative because the American people are paying more at the pump.

And if there is ever an issue in my lifetime that has determined or dictated more political outcomes than the price of gas, I'd be happy for someone to inform and educate me what that might be.