Stephen K. Bannon

And forgive me for looking over my shoulder, but the Marine Guard has been going in and out, in and out, which means every time Trump leaves the Oval and comes back, that Marine Guard resumes.

The place is swarming right now with European media.

People are expecting perhaps a gaggle with Rutte when he walks out.

But as it is now, we don't have any word of that meeting ending.

And so I'm sure if it ended, you know, we'd find out about it.

So it's ongoing now.

Okay, and we'll return to you as soon as you give us the indication.

We'll come right back to you.

Let me ask you about Caroline Leavitt because I think Caroline did another master class in how to handle this.

If I can make an observation, not a recommendation –

I think the White House should have been more forceful about – her point today she made so forcefully I think was terrific about their plan and others.

But we allowed from 6.30 last night or 7 o'clock last night until 1 o'clock this afternoon, we allowed the Iranians to get their side of the story out and have the world believe that President Trump was actually –

considering those 10 points.

Now we know very clearly that he threw them in the trash can where they belong.

Any sense of the White House getting more aggressive about a surrogate program or more aggressive about pushing their point of view over and above President Trump putting out a true social, which rocks the world every, you know, every couple hours, sir?

I suspect that's part of what's going on with NATO right now to see if those guys can come on board.

But Caroline Leavitt was especially forceful about saying that the United States would not cede the moral high ground to the Iranians given the atrocities and all of the war and terrorism and destruction that the Iranians have wrought upon the United States and her friends.

And so I agree with you.

She absolutely had a master class today, Steve.

Hang right there, Neil, particularly when any movement at NATO at all, we want to hear that because one of the central, remember, NATO's got to step up to the plate.