Mary Margaret Olohan

Now, Rubio, he didn't really buy into that framing, though we know that that's what's going on.

He suggested that it was really the role of the Secretary of State to get out there to speak to the Pope, to engage with him on a lot of different matters.

But we've been told already by the State Department that this visit is about the Middle East.

So they'll be speaking about all of these issues and more.

So I specifically asked General Cain, you know, he mentioned this threshold that the Iranians had not yet reached, a threshold that would cause us to end the ceasefire.

And I said, OK, so what would necessitate that threshold being crossed?

What does it take?

He wouldn't really give me any specifics.

But he did emphasize again that Iran had not crossed that threshold.

So the ceasefire was still in place.

My friend Reagan Reese also asked Secretary Hegseth, is the ceasefire still in place?

And he definitively said, yes, it is ongoing.

So they answered a lot of questions on that.

I also asked Secretary of War Pete Hegseth about the mines that Iran has been putting in the Strait of Hormuz.

And I specifically asked him about kind of a funny question, but I think legitimate, about these kamikaze dolphins that we've been hearing about.

I saw an analyst on CNN and Fox News separately talking about these kamikaze dolphins.

Supposedly, Iran wanted to use dolphins in order to put explosives in the Strait of Hormuz and attack the United States.

I don't know if sprightly is the right word, Ben.

I think I just don't sleep at night right now with a 10-month-old, so I'm used to being up into all hours of the night.

I'm feeling good tonight.