Tim Rice

All of a sudden, disentanglement becomes 2003 and everyone's minds are made up.

What I think the president could do instead, and what I do think he will likely do, is go back to the same posture that he usually takes after foreign entanglements, particularly successful ones, which is talking and describing himself as the president of peace.

What I think the president could do instead, and what I do think he will likely do, is go back to the same posture that he usually takes after foreign entanglements, particularly successful ones, which is talking and describing himself as the president of peace.

He's going to talk about all the wars that he's settled.

He's going to talk about all the wars that he's settled.

It's going to be some big number that, you know, will probably leave some head scratching saying 15 wars.

It's going to be some big number that, you know, will probably leave some head scratching saying 15 wars.

And you start counting on your fingers and trying to figure out what it is.

And you start counting on your fingers and trying to figure out what it is.

But he's going to talk about Venezuela.

But he's going to talk about Venezuela.

He's going to talk about bringing all the hostages from Israel.

He's going to talk about bringing all the hostages from Israel.

He's going to talk about how he's talking tough with Putin.

He's going to talk about how he's talking tough with Putin.

He's going to talk about peace in Armenia and all these other places that he's sort of brokered talks.

He's going to talk about peace in Armenia and all these other places that he's sort of brokered talks.

So I think that is ultimately what it's going to come back to.

So I think that is ultimately what it's going to come back to.

switching the rhetoric away from we needed to neutralize this threat and more to look at all that I am doing to create peace and stability in the broader world and make America safe.