Today's show is sponsored by ExpressVPN. Do you like your web history being seen and sold to advertisers?

No, me neither. Get ExpressVPN right now at ExpressVPN.com slash men. Happy talk is dangerous in politics.

It's dangerous because it gets people killed. It leads people to believe foolish things. Out of idiotic hopes and fatuous dreams,

leaders tend to believe what they want to believe. That is precisely the opposite of their job,

particularly when it comes to national security. Foreign policy ought to be the preserve of

cold-eyed men and women capable of making hard but correct decisions. Unfortunately,

politics tends to draw people with starry visions, or at least cowards who will mask their

own cowardice, with those starry visions. It's hard to tell which one

President Biden is becoming these days. As Israel's war against Hamas continues and make no mistake,

that war will continue until Hamas is utterly destroyed, Biden seems to be starting to waver.

He's made many of the right sounds over the course of the war. His expressed support for

deposing Hamas is correctly stated that Israel has a difficult task in doing so

while minimizing civilian casualties. Yet now, prodded by a radical left-wing legacy media and young

dafts staffers, he seems to be wavering. Thus, yesterday, Biden issued the following tweet,

quote, Hamas unleashed a terrorist attack because they feared nothing more than Israelis and Palestinians

living side by side in peace.

To continue down the path of terror, violence, killing, and war is to give Hamas what they seek.

We can't do that.

So what precisely did Biden mean by this tweet?

Well, the White House came out today, and they said this was not a change in policy.

Biden still wants Hamas gone.

But the tweet seems to create a catch-22.

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