Now, over the years, I have spent probably now hours, hundreds of hours telling you about lawsuits.

And some are of serious note.

They're important.

Others are just fascinating.

The factual basis are just so fascinating.

And others are just downright crazy.

And, of course, I go for the crazy ones. but let me tell you one that's a little strange.

There is an 81-year-old woman from a Daily City, California. That's up north. And she is suing the U.S.

Secretaries of State and Defense, claiming that they're violating the U.S. secretaries of state and defense claiming that they're violating the U.S. Constitution

by not evacuating Palestinian Americans from Gaza.

She wants out, and they are not letting her out.

Hamas is not letting her out. Hamas is not letting her out.

And Egypt is not letting her cross the border at the Rafa crossing.

So she is saying that it's the fault of the United States because it is not evacuating her from Gaza.

Now, a relative of the woman said her family is disappointed, which is true, that the U.S. government has left one of our own family members stranded despite her U.S. citizenship.

She tried to cross into Egypt from Gaza.

Egyptian authorities turned her away, according to the lawsuit.

The United States is doing nothing.

The woman is currently trapped in an active war zone under imminent threat of death or serious bodily injury.

So now, here is the question.

I don't know if it's been tossed or not, but it should.

Here you are, a country is at war, and the United States is an ally of one of the countries,

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