Jesse Waters

But here's the deal.

Once you take Carg, it takes their queen off the chessboard, and then you can really negotiate from a much stronger position.

The next two weeks, we'll probably see the most dangerous and decisive action of the war so far.

And I can just pray it goes well.

I think I can speak for myself that I pray it goes well.

Hmm.

Beautiful.

Dana, I haven't seen you since Thursday.

And might I say you're even more attractive today than you were on Thursday.

Thank you.

So President Trump is in a situation that most commanders and chiefs find themselves in at some point.

And that is having to make decisions that are like a tough decision and a tougher decision.

And all the options are difficult.

But he.

to me, has been making some decisions that you would be like questionable politically, like, for example, letting the Russian oil cargo get to Cuba.

But like that is a decision that in an ideal world, would he have wanted to do that?

Probably not.

But in order to keep the market fluid and to avoid a humanitarian disaster in Cuba at the moment.

So he's saying, OK, we can do that.

He also did something this week that we have been talking about for a while.