Greg Gutfeld

Finally, Democrats, don't applaud the lack of the fact that there's not a clear narrative here.

We are all Americans here, and we will all have to deal with the repercussions and ramifications of whatever happens or whatever does not happen.

I don't like that part of the politics of it, and both sides are guilty of it, but my party is probably a little more guilty right now because the president is struggling.

But if the president wants America and all of us to rally around him, you've got to figure out how you reach not only a military strategy, but how you bring about a diplomatic, and for that matter, resolution to this matter.

Did you hear that, Jesse, where he snuck in, the president is struggling?

Do you think that's the case?

I think this is a – he knows – I didn't mean to sneak that in.

I meant that frontally.

I'm sorry.

I wasn't sneaking in.

I think that he's well aware that the price of gas goes up, but he's playing a longer game.

And he's asking for patience and the public will give him that patience, but only after maybe one or two more, three more weeks.

Well, I listened to the chattering class.

Greg, are we in the chattering class?

No, not me.

We're actually number one.

Well, the chattering class said the president was low energy.

What do they want him to do?

Give the do the YMCA.

It's in the Oval Office address at nine o'clock.