Reagan Reese

The Supreme Court tomorrow is going to hear arguments about your executive order trying to get rid of birthright citizenship.

You're going to go to the Supreme Court tomorrow.

Have you ever met the Supreme Court?

Is this going to be the first time going to the Supreme Court?

And which justices will you be listening for most closely?

Well, we have two estimates.

One is that this war could wrap up very shortly.

That came from the president.

And then the president has also said it could be four to six weeks.

Based off of just conversations I've had with sources and talking to people and just being in these briefings, I feel like it's likely that it goes to those four to six weeks.

Does this, like your previous guest talked about, does this require boots on the ground or does it require arming Iranian citizens?

I think that's a really...

interesting proposition.

One thing I do want to draw your attention to, Steve, I asked this in one of the press briefings, what is the post-war plan?

I think we can talk a lot about the war expanding and how long it's going to go, but I think that's the next big topic that people need to start talking about and that we want to start reporting on.

Is the United States going to be involved in the aftermath or are they going to leave it to the Iranian people?

I posed this to Secretary Hegseth and he told me that the aftermath will be in the U.S.

interests.

you can do with that answer what you will.

I think that is a roundabout way of saying that the United States will be involved in the aftermath of the Iranian conflict.