Tim Miller

I don't sense that you are either.

Yeah, that sounds right.

We're also tomorrow, I guess, if you're listening to this on Thursday morning, it's the one-year anniversary of Liberation Day.

And so that's a good thing also for us to mark.

And we're going to get into the economics of the war.

But first, we just have a couple of news items we've got to touch on what's happening with Iran.

Or maybe they're news items, I guess.

That's probably what we should talk about.

Trump has a speech tonight at 9 o'clock at the time of this taping.

We don't exactly know whether that is him cutting and running, him escalating, you know, him.

Both.

Both.

Him debuting, you know, a new wing to the White House.

Maybe it's not even about the war.

Maybe he just is going to do a PowerPoint presentation about the different types of marble.

We'll have to see.

He has a bleep this morning that says this.

I want to read to you.

Iran's new regime president, much less radicalized and far more intelligent than his predecessors, has just asked the United States of America for a ceasefire.

That sounds good.