Tim Dillon

Maybe the assassination was like not something that we, we don't know the full story.

So maybe it was staged.

Maybe it was faked.

Why does he talk like that?

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The Straits of Hormuz are now open, I believe, in a stunning achievement of international diplomacy.

And we're still maybe or maybe not, I believe, doing a blockade.

And then they might close again.

Iran has threatened that.

It's by the minute now.

By the minute, as I was driving here, I was on my phone trying not to swerve into oncoming traffic, reading about the updates to the Straits of Hormuz.

Iran threatens to disrupt shipping in Red Sea unless the U.S.

lifts the blockade.

And this is as of a few minutes ago.

So they're going back and forth.

And I don't know.

If you don't like it, vote.

Well, and everyone's talking about the midterm.