Tim Miller

Like you said, we're well beyond Boy Who Cried Wolf.

It's noteworthy because to me, it feels like it's like, hey, I'm trying a new tactic for forcing Iran to the negotiating table.

And like, that's the key point here is that Iran has seemed to not be susceptible to his various like madman attempts to get them to deal with.

And he basically taking ground troops kind of off the table for a while.

And now it's noteworthy, at least that he feels that he wants to put it back on, I guess, would be the only minor change this morning.

That's the craziest part to me and why I keep telling the Democrats they need to be going full code pink on this war.

It's like he doesn't even know what the war is for anymore.

Nobody does.

What is the possible justification if you took him at his word for spending $250 million to bomb Iran last night?

At least at the beginning of the war, there were pretenses for why we were going to do it.

There isn't even that anymore.

And the whole thing is crazy.

You mentioned how we're kind of at the, you know, what was the Russian phrase you called it?

I think Bannon's version of that was a little more crass.

But yeah, I'm with you.

To that end, do you know, Aaron Blake over at CNN went and counted how many times Trump has claimed an Iran deal is right around the corner or imminent.

Do you want to guess how many times?

Have you seen that story?

38.

38.