Mary Margaret Olihan

Iran than we have ever seen since 2003.

That is a massive fighting force that is assembling near a lot of speculation about which way the president will go on this.

You know, some White House officials had talked about how when we saw, for example, with Maduro, this was a very quick endeavor.

They went in and out.

They completed the mission in less than two hours with the B-2 strikes on Iran that we detailed in our documentary last year.

This was also a very quick mission, took place very quickly.

So the president, he may be considering a quick mission like this.

He may also be considering something more serious and we're hoping to get more information from him on that.

I know he's assembling his board of peace today and he'll be having a meeting with them to discuss a lot of things going on.

And this obviously will play into their discussions given the massive implications for the region.

So looking forward to hearing about that as well.

Yes, I'm so excited, Ben.

You know, maybe I could call it a fun, girly endeavor that I get to go on tomorrow where the First Lady will be donating her inaugural gown to the Smithsonian.

So this is actually the second gown that she's donated to the Smithsonian.

And they don't accept all gowns from all First Ladies.

So it's an honor for her.

And it's particularly interesting because since she released her documentary earlier this year, there's a whole bit in the documentary about how she designed this dress and the designer and who she was working with.

And she tries it on and they make alterations.

And it's a very interesting little peek into the first lady's her interactions with her designers and how much input she has on the dress that she wears and why she wants this color and that color.

And, you know, we might think some of it is trivial, but at the end of the day, it does lend itself to her image.