Kara Swisher

Anyway, it's an interesting issue.

And I want more people to be more healthy because actually the number one indicator for longevity is don't be poor.

Because you don't get the right food, you don't get the right health care, you don't get the right living, stressful living conditions and stuff like that.

If we can help more people out of poverty or get them to a level of feeling not stressed, the health care savings are massive.

We're going to live forever.

That's what's happening.

Thank you.

It's mostly a joke.

So speaking of someone like that, Donald Trump says the war in Iran is nearing completion, but the U.S.

will hit Iran extremely hard over the next two to three weeks, bombing the country back to the Stone Ages, which is just a lovely term.

A 19-minute address to the nation on Wednesday night, Trump tried to justify the war but didn't offer anything new.

It was rambling.

It was problematic.

He lied a lot.

He also downplayed concerns about economic fallout, calling the spike in the gas price a short-term increase, and saying this trade of Hormuz would open up naturally after the war.

He said the same thing about COVID.

It would end naturally, which it really didn't.

He didn't say anything about putting troops there or falling through on threats to leave NATO.

He talks about it, but then doesn't do it.

Talk about the speech, because I thought it really was a big, flat zero.