60 minutes overtime.

All set Leslie, thank you.

Okay. So I understand that you were up at 4.30 in the morning, this morning, working, what on phase 2?

What were you working on?

So Steve is a very early riser, and my kids get up early to go to school.

So the time before they get up is usually a great time for us to catch up before the day and

go over what's been happening overseas.

So this morning we were talking about a lot of the issues of getting the aid into Gaza and

de-conflicting some of the misunderstandings.

Deconflicting, meaning?

Meaning that you have a lot of people with good intentions right now.

An example is the UN is trying very hard to get food into the people of Gaza.

The Turks were offering to send a recovery and rescue team in to help search for some

of the dead hostages

that we're looking to recover. And there's just a lot of miscommunication that stalls and holds up some of these efforts.

So getting all sides' perspectives and finding a mechanism to get quick adjudications and the right adjudications

is something that's very necessary to

put in place. I heard the president asked you what the chances were for success. Yes. And you said

100%. And he said, why do you feel so confident? Yeah. And I said, well, we can't afford to fail.

We just kept on thinking to ourselves, this finish line, this finish line is about

saving lives.

I need to know if you did some bare knuckle stuff, you know, I think of the real estate negotiation

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