Ryan Sean Adams

So 19 minute speech about Operation Epic Fury, the war in Iran.

After a week of just like posturing from Trump, two weeks even about posturing about negotiation talks, how the negotiation talks are going well, talking about how he's kind of done with Iran and de-escalation.

Like weird stuff.

Well, no, I would say he was firmly posturing and signaling to the people in the market that like we're kind of wrapping this thing up.

Right.

We're like we're we're we're getting we're getting.

So then, yes, this is a very formal speech.

So he's like, this is this is the speech.

These aren't my true social posts.

This is a Mark Rubio.

I prepared this.

This is the this is the speech.

OK.

And so the market was going into this.

Thinking like, OK, this is Donald Trump, like tying a bow on this thing, kind of giving us the exit plan, wrapping it up, you know, concluding it.

That was, I think, my interpretation of both Marcus anticipation, you know, Twitter's anticipation.

Instead, I think what came out of this, my take is that the whole purpose of this talk was to drop this one line.

And I'll read that line that I think was the whole point right now.

We are on track to complete all of America's objectives very shortly.

We are going to hit Iran extremely hard in the next two to three weeks.