Michael Knowles

It's wonderful.

Thank God.

What's more interesting to me, did you guys see the New York Times piece on the internal deliberations about whether or not to go to war with Iran in the White House?

Yeah, Haberman.

So according to it, the guy arguing most vociferously against the strikes was the vice president, J.D.

Vance, who, as far as I can tell, has exactly my position on the Iran war.

He said, look, I don't think this is a good idea.

I don't think it's going to work.

In terms of actual regime change, I think we're being oversold here.

Looks like the chairman of the Joint Chiefs agreed with that.

Looks like Marco Rubio agreed with that.

People are trying to drive divisions between Vance and Rubio.

Looks like they were totally on the same page here.

Susie Wiles, the White House chief of staff, was on board, chairman of the Joint Chiefs.

According to the reporting, Pete Hegseth was more in favor of the strikes.

In any case, though, we were supposed to get nuclear disaster last night, and instead...

I guess we have a ceasefire.

None of us know anything about actual news reporting.

So we have Cabot Phillips, who does our actual hard news show, Wired and Live.

He's joining us too.