Whoa. Hello, friends. This is JVL here with my Bullwark colleagues and St. Louis Cardinals fans, Mark Hercling and Andrew Egger.

And we've got a little bit of breaking news via the most important government communications network available, truth social, that the president has put, I don't know if we can put this up, Matt,

excellent conversations with the highly respected president Joseph Aoun of Lebanon and Prime Minister

Bibi Netanyahu, and they have agreed for a formal 10-day ceasefire starting at 5 p.m. on Tuesday. And it just sounds like

it's going to be great. Dan Raisin-Kane is there and mentioned a little disappointed. We don't have

anything about the landslide victory in this bleat or or the the theft of 2020 or

sleepy Joe Biden but we up we do have the nine wars that have now been solved and this is

the 10th war so uh i mark like this is how the commander, like, I just don't even, I guess.

Yeah.

I guess.

Yeah, this is actually a pretty good thing because Lebanon probably has their best government in decades right now.

And I think Netanyahu has been persuaded to collaborate with them

a bit more. And there's been extensive killing in the southern part of Lebanon as Israeli military,

the IDF has gone into that country and continued to fire artillery rounds. And by the way,

I should probably say this, but I did my master's thesis on Operation Peace for Galilee, which was the

1982 invasion of Lebanon by the Israelis. And they had been stuck in that area for the last 40 years. So this would be a very

good thing if Lebanon does agree to a ceasefire and they can do some peaceful speaking. But

what I will counter are the 10 wars that the president continues to claim he solved because

as you go through each one of them,

some of them are still going on. There's been no treaties signed between the nations. There's no

Kashmir is still contested by India and Pakistan. Serbia is not happening. The dams in Egypt,

they're still not flying. You know, it's just,

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