Steve Bannon

And they're all jumping on force majeure.

The Saudis the other day, force majeure, they want to break the contracts with the West.

They want to break the contracts of oil that's at 50, 52, $55 a barrel.

And the Qatar already, I think, invoked on the five-year contracts for gas or liquefied natural gas if they liquefy it.

These guys are making a fortune.

It's time to get the checkbooks out and stroke the checks.

I don't know why we would go to Capitol Hill, ask for $200 billion until we go around and pass the hat there and say, hey, you in for that, you in for that, you in for get your checkbook out.

I want to see a bunch of zeros at the end of this.

Then whatever the net is, maybe you have to throw something at it.

I don't even know why he would throw something in it.

You know, maybe you got to go to Jerusalem too and say, hey, get the checkbook out.

Let's write a check here, guys.

A little something for the effort, as they said in Caddyshack.

A little something for the effort.

I think it's what Bill Murray, you know, told the Dalai Lama after he caddied for him.

He was about to get stiffed.

We can't get stiffed over there.

Scott Besson's up.

He's giving a talk about families and what President Trump's doing for tax cuts and what refund checks are coming and about Trump accounts, all these great things that President Trump's doing for the economy.

Well, this pressure of paying for this Gulf War could wipe out a bunch of that.