Vince

You know I think it's a bad idea, but if you do it, I will support you.

In other words, the president asked for J.D.

Vance's advice.

He disagreed with going in or disagreed with some element of it.

We don't quite know.

We're just kind of relying on the New York Times recitation here.

He goes, but whatever you do here, I'm supporting you.

And the report that the New York Times said that J.D.

Vance said, if you're going to do it, we've got to do it hard.

So if you're going to go in, we absolutely have to achieve our objectives.

So we can't, no half measures.

We got to decimate them.

That was J.D.

Vance.

Is there anything wrong with that, ladies and gentlemen?

Is there anything wrong with being asked for your advice, giving your authentic take, and then when the president makes his decision, just going full bore on behalf of the American people?

How about, no, there's nothing wrong with that.

That's precisely what I would expect out of a vice president or anybody else in a trusting relationship with the president of the United States.

Susie Wiles told President Trump that if he felt he needed to proceed for America's national security, he should do it.

John Ratcliffe offered no opinion on whether to proceed, but he discussed the stunning new intel that the Iranian leadership was about to get together on that fateful Saturday morning.