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And Garrett, I know you were listening as well uh over the last 45 minutes. Uh was interesting to hear sort of the timeline. Uh we've found out that President Trump ordered the strike uh roughly uh 3:30 Friday afternoon and they proceeded to walk us through more of the timeline. What else struck you, Garrett, from what we just heard there from the defense secretary and the chairman? Yeah, that timeline notable, Craig, as the president was traveling on Friday to Texas at back at the time was sort of publicly ...

For more on this, we want to bring in retired four-star army general David Petraeus. He served as the CIA director in the Obama administration and is now with KKR as the chairman of their global institute and their Middle East global institute. General, thank you for being with us this morning.Um, give us your thoughts on where we stand right now with this operation. Well, I thought the secretary and the chairman laid this out very effectively, uh, very sober, uh, very forthright, um, describing the extraor ...

This is not a single overnight operation. The military objectives that SENCOM and the joint force have been tasked with will take some time to achieve and in some cases will be difficult and gritty work. We expect to take additional losses and as always we will work to minimize US losses.But as the secretary said, this is major combat operations. ...

No stupid rules of engagement, no nation building quagmire, no democracybuilding exercise, no politically correct wars. We fight to win and we don't waste time or lives. As the president warned, an effort of this scope will include casualties.War is hell and always will be. First, to be clear, as the secretary said, this is not a single overnight operation. The military objectives that SENCOM and the joint force have been tasked with will take some time to achieve and in some cases will be difficult and gri ...

Joining us now Tom Lee Fund strat global adviser set of research and a CNBC contributor could be down obviously a lot more straits of her moves maybe in in play at this point. in in past incidents like this and every single time it's happened, we've always said, well, in past incidents, it it it never lasts that long and decisions that are made about whether staying in or getting out of a market. Normally, standing pat has been the right move.>> That's right. I mean, nobody likes to see headlines and the im ...