All right, joining us now to broaden this out, Michael O'Hanlin, director of research for foreign policy at Brookings. We also have Chad Wolf, executive VP at the America First Policy Institute and former acting secretary for Homeland Security in the first Trump administration. Chad, we're guessing here.We understand that nobody actually knows what's going to happen. Uh, what would you ascribe as various outcomes on the Iranian side from here. Well, I think as it relates to the homeland, I think DHS is doin ...

Can you just put into context for us what are the factors the U.S. is going to be weighing as President Trump says. Two weeks is now the maximum for his decision. Wow.Tyler So I could tell you what I think Donald Trump is weighing. And I can tell you what I think the U.S. should be weighing. I'm not sure that those are the same things, though, in there for President Trump.A lot of this is personal. He made offers to the Iranians. The Iranians rejected those offers, or at least they had up until Israel bombe ...

>> Want us to talk markets Iran and China. Kyle Bass, founder and chief investment officer at Hayman Capital. We usually talk to you about China, but since we're going to talk about Israel and Iran, and Iran supplies a lot of the oil to China.It's all interrelated as it seems. Everything is. Kyle.I, I didn't even retweet or do anything to that, to what you included me on. You put my name on it yesterday. I'll read your tweet to set Iran's nuclear weapons program back a decade.A decade or more. The United St ...

former assistant secretary of state, former deputy assistant secretary of defense for the Middle East. General, appreciate your time. I think, correct me if I'm wrong, you were on your way to Iraq, but that airspace has now been closed.Yes. Uh that's true. I was heading down there tomorrow.Uh but they've closed off the airspace of Iraq to all airplanes, and they're going to have that for an undetermined period of time. So, how long would you expect that kind of situation to last. uh until further notice.The ...

you. As we said, defense stocks rallying on these rising geopolitical concerns. Joining us this morning, former white House Middle East policy advisor, ambassador Mark Ginsburg.Ambassador, thanks for your time today. Appreciate it. Sure.So we've made it clear we didn't participate in this. Lebanon's Hezbollah, they don't they don't are not clearing any action. Can this be contained, so to speak.I think it all depends on the retaliation. That Iran still has in its back pocket. >> It didn't use its its ballis ...

Joining us right now with reaction to Israel's air strikes on Iran, Michael O'Hanlin, who is the director of foreign policy research at Brookings. He's also the Philip H. Knight chair in defense and strategy.And Mike, um, your thoughts on what we saw overnight. There was some indication that we could be seeing some something happening in the Middle East. Certainly, but u maybe this was more than some had anticipated.Hi Becky. Well, it's striking news and obviously ongoing multiple days of additional attack ...

[CC may contain inaccuracies] Moments ago, Israel launched Operation Rising Lion, a targeted military operation to roll back the Iranian threat to Israel's very survival. This operation will continue for as many days as it takes to remove this threat. Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu making good on his repeated threats to strike Iran and try to cripple its nuclear program.Israel is now bracing for retaliation after Iran's news agency said the attack killed several people, including the head of the ...