Jon Lovett

We were back to the spiel.

It's fine.

Yeah, well, time flies when you're trapped in a conflict you thought would last a few days because you have advisors who like to drink in the morning.

Allegedly.

The Strait of Hormuz was open.

There was a question around Iran's nuclear program.

Now the Strait of Hormuz is closed, and there's a question about Iran's nuclear program.

I don't know what kind of card game you're playing where whatever number of cards you're holding, the situation keeps getting worse and worse all around you.

I don't think it is.

Right, yeah.

And I also, like, you know, he's holding all the cards, but he's playing Uno.

The point of Uno is to have no cards.

The goal is no cards.

They literally tweeted that out.

The more cards you have, the worse you're doing.

Also, if you're holding a bunch of wild Uno cards, the game's over, my friend.

You've won.

You've won the game of Uno.

Play those cards.

Yeah, he's calling the blockade the greatest military maneuver or one of the greatest maneuvers in history.