Tommy Vitor

PBS, I saw a reporter just say that the speech could be over two hours long, potentially between two and a half to three hours long.

Hopefully it's bullshit, and listeners will already know whether it is or not.

But it does feel like cruel and unusual punishment.

I'd just be like streaming whatever sports we're on TV or something.

We got a great show for you guys, though.

We're going to cover the Trump administration's rush to war with Iran.

Great.

Still going.

Just be warned.

Still trying to understand why now, what the goal is, why we're doing this massive military buildup, what hope there might be for diplomacy, what a deal would even look like.

So,

And it's all of that.

We're also going to cover the global fallout from Trump's tariffs getting struck down by the Supreme Court and what it means that he's lost his favorite foreign policy tool and for all these countries that cut deals already.

Then we're going to dig into this interview that Tucker Carlson did with the U.S.

ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee.

It is a truly wild two-hour experience that created an international incident.

The first 20 minutes is just sort of like him talking about how the interview came to go.

It's like so conspiratorial and crazy.

It's like, is this real?

Is this not real?