Paul Morrow

They're losing ground.

Gas prices are soaring.

There is massive discontent against this war.

It's got to end.

Bernie Sanders chiming in there.

So I did speak briefly with President Trump earlier today, and he talked about the fact that all he believes is necessary in the street really is a presence.

He said, obviously, there's a danger that exists there.

But when you think about it, and Kayleigh, let me get your thoughts on this.

If you had that mobilization of an effort by Democrats,

including Japan, potentially South Korea, who the president told me today, are better than NATO, but not great in terms of showing up for us.

If you had ships from France, ships from the United Kingdom, and they all were there to just do protective caravans through the strait, wouldn't that presence in and of itself create a whole different dynamic?

Absolutely.

That would be a game changer.

And that's big reporting that you got there from President Trump.

We heard in his meeting with Takeuchi yesterday in the Oval Office that they are stepping up.

They are being cooperative.

And, you know, the degree to which that is manifested, we will see.

But it would be a game changer for gas prices.

Ultimately, though, I think you are going to see a market recalibration in the long term when it comes to oil and gas.

And what I mean by that is when you look at the action President Trump took in Venezuela, we have seen $2 billion in transactions on oil and gas out of Venezuela since that took place.