Stephen K. Bannon

I have not heard a lot of people in the West talking about this, but understand that China is the main player here on the other side.

And you talk about United States leverage and U.S.

leverage over China.

Iran, we also have to talk about China's economic leverage, which is absolutely key.

Big time.

Jack, just hang on for one second.

I want to go to John Solomon back in our DC studio.

John, oil markets, I think they're reacting at least immediately to kind of, it was a little more general about the Strait of Hormuz.

Also, he didn't really come down on NATO as hard as at least some of the pregame analysis was.

Your thoughts on this, sir?

Let me go to this because a lot of the initial wire copy is talking about President Trump says it's nearly over.

He did put a time frame on it.

But if they don't cooperate, he's going to hit him extremely hard.

He specifically talked about the electrical grid, their entire electrical capacity to power the nation.

And he talked about their oil assets, which he's been very hesitant.

In fact, he said, hey, he's delayed things because of that, that that that escalatory talk.

Is that aimed specifically at the whatever's left of whatever element of the regime is in discussions with them?

You think that's because they've seen the overwhelming power in the, as Captain Fennell says, the defanging and declawing process?

I mean, they're on the receiving end of this.

They're relentless in hitting command centers.