Tim Dillon

So Barry Weiss brings him on and talks to him and goes, Mr. President, this is Barry Weiss.

Welcome to CBS.

Many people are angry that you admitted to fabricating your own assassination on television.

But you knew how high stakes this election was.

And you knew that if you didn't kill the Ayatollah in Iran, no one would.

So can you tell us why it was so important to stage your own assassination?

And he would.

And he would.

And I think that would be a fascinating show.

That would be fascinating.

Israel, by the way, bombing Beirut a hundred times in, how long did they, how long was it?

Was it an hour?

Ten minutes.

You know, I'm, and I don't want to, guys, guys.

I like don't want to be, I don't always want to be like down on Israel, but I got to be honest, a hundred times in what, 10 minutes in a densely populated urban area, I'm really starting to get the feeling, and I'm just saying this, I'm starting to get the feeling that this country, Israel, is a little bit of a problem.

I'm starting to get this nagging feeling that Israel doesn't really want this ceasefire.

They don't want it to work.

They don't want it to work.

Take a look here, explosions rock Beirut as Israel carries out its biggest attack.

Now, by the way, stop this for a minute.