Tim Miller

The terrorist attack was just a trauma on the country.

So I get it logically.

But it's like, okay, so here's the deal that you made.

You signed up with Trump in the hopes that this cockamamie plan to have regime change in Iran would work.

That nobody who was an expert actually seemed to think it was going to work.

But you signed up with Trump in the hopes that this could happen.

And the result is your most important ally in America, the Democratic Party, feels absolutely burned and outraged by the way in which you've meddled in American politics to help one side over the other.

and dragged us into several conflagrations we didn't really want to be part of and did so in ways that a lot of Democrats are rightly upset about from the way that the wars were carried out.

And then on the Republican side, you've got to deal with Trump as the least reliable person in the world who could easily be bought off from the other side.

And you have another wing of the Republican Party, the America First wing, that now is going to use you as a boogeyman.

Just again, it's one of those things like tactically, I get it.

Strategically, I just think it was a disaster.

And I think that all parties are right to be upset about it.

Well, this is where we are now.

It's like, again, Trump doesn't want to be in the war.

He couldn't take the pain anymore.

The Iranians see an opportunity to have money.

Get out of this.

But Israel is still attacking Lebanon this morning.

Iran is still attacking the UAE this morning.