followed all the twists and turns for us today and got us up to speed with where we are. I mean, what a day. Grasso I'm just going to going to start right there.Do you think that this I know we're not all policy experts here but was this at all sort of strategic and attempt to like lob out the idea how markets reacted. Yeah. And then take it from there.>> He's done that before I think I think he he is good at doing that. That's part of his strategy I don't think that he the term is up in May 2026. So I don' ...

ANNOUNCER: THIS IS BALANCE OF POWER FROM D. C. JOE: WELCOME.THE WORLD WAITS FOR PRESIDENT TRUMP ON WHETHER TO JOIN ISRAEL OFFENSIVELY AGAINST IRAN. PRES. TRUMP: I LIKE TO MAKE A FINALS NAL DECISION ONE SECOND BEFORE IT IS DUE.JOE: WE TALKED TO MEGAN O'SULLIVAN. TYLER: THE CONFLICT SENDING OIL SURGING. WE HAVE A LOOK AT HOW THE INDUSTRY IS PREPARING.JOE: REPUBLICAN INFIGHTING INTENSIFIES. DEMOCRATS SHARPEN ATTACKS. >> REPUBLICANS HAVE MADE CLEAR THEY ARE WILLING TO THROW MILLIONS OF AMERICANS UNDER THE BUS S ...

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