Mark Kelly

Well, I mean, we're still in the same spot I think we were in a couple of weeks ago or even weeks before that.

We have a president that has no strategic plan, no goal he was trying to achieve, or at least a...

moving the goalposts over and over again.

He's not a serious president.

He doesn't think before he speaks.

What he said this morning was incredibly disturbing, that he was gonna end a civilization that, by the way, has been around for thousands of years.

And in doing that, he was basically saying that he was gonna commit unlawful acts

which I've been concerned about since November.

So I am certainly somewhat relieved for now that there are not gonna be massive strikes on civilian infrastructure in violation of the law, but we will have to see what happens next.

I mean, he is not a, in my view, not a serious person.

He doesn't listen to people around him.

He doesn't get great advice when you consider who he put around him.

And we're at a really challenging point here.

The Strait of Hormuz is still closed.

And I don't see how any of this has helped the American people.

Well, and a massive change from what it had been for decades, which, you know, militaries, including ours, and commercial ships had free passage through the strait.

I've gone through there a number of times in 1989 and again in 1991, the second time for the first Gulf War, Desert Storm.

But before that, we had issues with the Iranians.

But this is an entire change in what was a decades-long status quo.

And this could become for them one of the most expensive decisions.