Stephen K. Bannon

David, you've been at the briefings, and one thing we know every night, the tempo of this operation, the military operation by the CENTCOM, you couldn't get at a higher tempo.

We are putting other assets into the region, including another carrier strike group.

But I take it if he's putting a timeframe of two, maybe three weeks, he says, clearly wants to get it done in two.

Can the tempo get any more intense, sir?

David Zier, where can people get you?

We're going to let you go.

What's your social media?

You've been doing a great job over at the Department of War, sir.

Dave, been great.

Thank you.

Let's go to Capitol Hill since we're talking about that.

A lot of very nervous Republicans and, of course, Democrats on the warpath.

Benny Harmony.

Benny, give us your assessment of particularly what you think the people that hate him up there in the Democratic Party that are trying to put the War Powers Act up and, of course, his followers in the Republican Party.

What's your sense?

Benny, what did you think that two to three weeks is something that the people up there wanted to hear, particularly the Republicans?

They want to see kind of a from the president to the nation, to the American people and kind of set a time frame on this.

No, you really nailed it.

He says, hey, we can't come to some sort of arrangement.

We may have to take out their energy grid and maybe some of their oil.