Mark Caputo

I haven't been able to ask him this question.

I assume in the back of his mind is the pull of history.

And he probably sees himself in almost those historic, historical, perhaps even biblical terms.

So don't underestimate that as being a motivating factor.

You did ask, Don, where do we go from here?

Cuba.

Like, yeah, that's what I have is does Iran become such a mess that it clouds the United States ability to effectuate this last strike against leftism in the hemisphere?

And if the answer to that is no, if it hasn't caused too much of a problem, we're going to do some sort of Cuba action.

I'm not sure what it looks like.

It's an undershirt.

I, you know, we, as I said, hopefully we got a good story for tomorrow.

So maybe I'll come back on tomorrow.

I will come on any time I get any compliment.

How are you?

I mean, tactically, it's a smart thing for the Justice Department to have done.

When the members of Congress came in to look in camera, as they call it, sort of in secret at the unredacted files, they had the access to everything.

And DOJ obviously wanted to see what they were looking at so that when Bondi could come and testify or when they would ask more questions, they would have more information.

The problem is, is Bondi has not built up, charitably speaking, a lot of goodwill in Congress.

And the way in which DOJ has handled this has been pretty terrible.

In fact, the way the administration has, has been pretty terrible.