Isaac Saul

in the discourse and the way we process media and news.

So I do feel like there's an opportunity there.

And you guys are taking advantage of it.

I mean, the same way we are, I think.

So I'm hopeful.

Yeah.

I mean, something that I've taken to doing that I think is really grounding is just going back in time a little bit and reminding our readers what's been said at basically every stage of the conflict.

And I think the, I mean, the craziest thing to me is, I mean, the president had a literal national address to the country where he told everybody things were going to be wrapped up in two or three weeks.

That was now almost two months ago.

And

And just nothing happened.

Not only did nothing happen, but two or three weeks later, we were becoming even more engaged in this sort of, we're going to open up the Strait of Hormuz that was open before this whole thing started.

So I am, like you, extremely skeptical of all of these leaks.

I mean, I think the administration clearly senses that this is a political loser.

You know, we see Marco Rubio coming out and saying that this operation's over and they're moving on to this new operation-

to fix the thing that wasn't broken.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, this is – I said this on X yesterday.

I think that might be the first time I ever called it X and not Twitter.