Today, President Trump took questions in public for the first time since he attacked Iran,

and he admitted he has no plan for who should take over the

country. Apparently, he's very close to listening on a Facebook marketplace.

Iran, slightly damaged, serious offers only.

Ah, yes. The hilarity of the Democrat Party. I'm sorry, the first time that he took questions in public,

that's if you don't count all the interviews that he's done with every reporter in Washington,

and the press conferences on Air Force One and at Mar-a-Lago and all of the various Q&As that he's had since then.

If you don't count those, then maybe that not funny political propaganda joke.

Was that a joke?

I'm making quotation marks with my fingers.

Well, a very good Wednesday, too, and welcome back once again.

It is Hump Day in the Clinton household, and you know what that means, don't you?

That's right.

It's Mailbag Day, mailbag day.

And Michael Pearson and I were just touching on a couple of things here.

I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to answer. There might be a couple of things. I might because on the advice of attorneys, I think, might be prudent, prudent to hold a couple of those close to the vest, just for good measure.

But happy Wednesday once again and welcome back.

We are at 888-630-9625, and there is, as you may have noticed, a great deal going on in the world today.

Iran, we've got that whole Iran thing.

Have you heard about this?

A lot going on over there.

And we have, it's a war.

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