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Glenn, back.

This was the sound last night about 3 a.m. Eastern time.

That is the sound of hostages being released.

I think the award for the most busy and important job in the world today goes to Mike Pompeo.

He has been the Secretary's State for 14 days.

And yet he's manning the post of America's top diplomat at a time when war is very real, a very real possibility in multiple places.

In Asia, he has already traveled to North Korea not once but twice and nobody even knew about it.

If my math is correct, let's see.

That's two more times than anybody from the previous two administrations traveled over there in more than 16 years.

Now the fruits of these labors in the last year or two with President Trump have been huge.

President Trump may be the first US sitting president to sit down with a North Korean leader.

Is that good? Is that bad? We don't know. So far, it has been good.

Pompeo returned from North Korea just last night. This time he arrived with three American citizens that have been held captive for years in a North Korean labor camp.

The last time the United States negotiated the release of US captives, it evolved the Obama administration, Iran, and a bribe of over $400 million in cash.

News flash to the dictators of the world. We don't do business that way anymore.

Now back to Pompeo for a second. While the potential conflict in Asia seems to be going well, there's a second conflict this one in the Middle East.

It's beginning to heat up last night. It was an example of it. As Pompeo was arriving in the United States last night, Iran was doing something they've never done before.

Listen.

You're listening to the sound of Iranian rockets taking off from Syria on their way to northern Israel.

Last night the Iranian Kudz force launched their first attack ever on Israel from inside Syria.

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