The world is changing very fast, right in front of us.

The old world was gone, frankly, the world I grew up in, and we live in the new era at geopolitics,

and it's going to require all of us to re-examine what that looks like and what our world is going to be able.

And we've had many of these conversations that are quite as many of our allies.

We are our allies.

And you need to continue to have those conversations.

And I think Saturday, hopefully, and the meeting is wide there when we'll see men.

So that was Marco Rubio, Secretary of State.

And he said, the old world is gone.

Trueer words have never been spoken.

You know, sometimes when you change things,

it gets messier before it gets better. And that's what we're looking at right now. You've got

a lot of Republicans across the state of Indiana backing the Trump administration and their

action against Iran, sending a clear message that

the state sponsors of terrorism and nuclear threats won't be tolerated. And then you've got,

of course, lots of Democrats being very critical of the decision. I thought it might be a nice

exercise to review some of their statements. Oh, yeah. Let's hear these babies.

You've got Senator Jim Banks.

He praised Trump's action.

He said Trump red line isn't a warning.

It's a promise.

And he portrayed the strikes as a necessary element to deter Iran.

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