Jen Psaki

You remember Amos Hochstein?

We had him on, I talked to him last night.

Yes, yes, yes.

He was a little nerd I was embracing.

I just like wanted to keep it going.

But he, there's no way, and we've seen military analysts and others say this, there's no way to change

end the kind of dysfunction or the disturbance in the global oil markets unless the Strait of Hormuz is reopened, right?

And that is either going to require a negotiation or military action.

So if you go back to the political front, we're already at 88 cents or a dollar, whatever it may be.

It could be larger.

And if Israel keeps striking places and they keep striking back in the Middle East.

And so there are other like what happened in Qatar.

There are other oil fields off market could be even higher.

And that is a massive political problem for Trump and for Republicans running for office.

Don't you think?

I mean, one of the most fun, well, interesting to watch is like the complete division in the MAGA baseline of over this.

Yeah.

I don't know that it's sustainable, but I think it's probably just pure loyalty to Trump and his continued hold on still a huge percentage of the MAGA base.

What do you think?

Right.