Saagar Enjeti

Let's take a listen.

President Trump initially said about four weeks.

Secretary of State Rubio on Friday reportedly said it might be another two to four.

Is two to four the current ballpark that the administration is thinking?

So there she is laying out the timeline.

Secretary Hegseth is briefing literally right as we're all talking here.

I haven't seen anything exactly noteworthy, but he has continued to say Iran should try to make a deal because we're decimating.

We are the people that are making sure he said we are like, you know, bringing them to the table, negotiating them with bombs.

So you could see that the messaging has shifted dramatically.

We also should go to a seven.

Now, this, again, was a little bit of a preview of the current Trump.

Truth Social this morning.

Here is Secretary of State Marco Rubio in an interview with Al Jazeera, where he again opens the door to, well, maybe we don't have to control the Straits of Hormuz.

Other countries can do it.

Let's take a listen.

The Straits of Hormuz will be open.

When this operation is over, it will be open and it'll be open one way or another.

It will be open because Iran agrees to abide by international law and not block the commercial waterway or a coalition of nations from around the world and the region with the participation of the United States will make sure that it's open.

So the Straits of Hormuz will be open.

Iran either agrees to abide by international law and not by the international law from this administration.