He's got himself in somewhat of a serious pickle here.

If he doesn't go at this point, I mean, he kind of really looks weak.

It's very complicated.

I mean, Iran is a big country, is a formidable military power.

People in the White House always talk about his reluctance to go to war. He's not going to go to war because it's too complicated for him.

You know, he doesn't like to listen to generals. He doesn't like to be confronted with information. War is an information-heavy activity, to say the very least.

Michael.

There is a sense of, there's too much going on.

I can't keep on top of it. I wake to a, I have a very

bad night because I'm still sleeping off this, this surgery and it means you can only sleep on

your back. I'm a side sleeper. This is too much information, but I had a very spotty night.

And I wake up. Medicated? Still on the, uh, I'm, I'm weaning myself off. I'm

weaning myself off, but. I don't think you can tell the difference, can you?

Well, I don't want you could go down a path in which there's no return. We're not going to do that.

But I've been weaning myself off.

But my point is a terrible night's sleep,

and I wake up to what feels like a hallucination,

which is a text chain full of, oh, my God, oh my God, oh my God,

Andrew, the first member of the British royal family

to be arrested for 400 years,

unless you count Princess Anne, who got briefly arrested when her dog, Dottie, bit two children.

And she was eventually let go with a fine.

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