Abandoning with a date.

President, hold it. President, no, first off, I'm not a politician number two. President Trump just agreed with me. He's going to be at the White House for nine more years. He said that the other day in the East Wing, I think, was they all melted down. Eric Bowling, it's always a pleasure. I look forward to seeing you tomorrow. We're going to talk about what happens overnight. If they get more than 11 ships through the straight- Clubs above the belt.

Gloves above the belt gloves above the belt

i didn't realize i didn't realize i didn't realize i didn't realize that all those years at fox

what it didn't i'm just kidding that is that is all the way out always that's one of those haymakers

on the way out of the ring. See you tomorrow.

Eric Bowling.

Thank you so much, so appreciate you.

The great Eric Bowling.

We'll have Eric back on tomorrow.

Okay, we're going to play a cold open.

A lot went on this afternoon.

We're going to play a cold open.

And then I've got Dr. Peter Navar from the White House.

Alex DeGrasse and Caroline Rennerner going to join us about redistricting. Let's go ahead and let it rip.

As President Trump has said, and the facts clearly bear out, the United States of America

holds all the cards. There is no scenario here in which if they decide to join a ladder

of escalation, they wind up getting the last say. But our preference is for these straits to be opened to the way they're supposed to be open, back to the way it was. Anyone can use it. No mines in the water. Nobody paying tolls. That's what we have to get back to, and that's the goal here. Every day the conflict continues, however, our leverage on Iran will continue to increase

and their position will continue to weaken, especially as the blockade really begins to buy it in

conjunction with the sanctions. This is an international waterway. This is an international waterway.

And international law is very clear. And I love it because everybody always talks about

international law on this. International law on this is very clear. International water is no country can control them. There is no international law that allows you to

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