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It is Wednesday, March 4th, and we just listened to the first White House press briefing since the war with Iran started, and a very direct question was asked.

What was the imminent threat from Iran?

And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J. It wasn't the question, Robes. It was the answer that has

everybody already buzzing. And the answer is, the president just felt it. He had a feeling.

We're not joking, folks, and we're going to let you hear it yourself and make your own judgments.

But Robs, that is coming out now. And she said it not just as a slip. She said it several

times. She actually doubled down and slightly qualified it, but her first, like, her first way

of phrasing it was that the president had a good feeling that the Iranian regime was going

to strike U.S. assets. Now, on its own, how does that sound?

Sounds bad.

It sounds terrible.

You don't want anyone, especially when it comes to making a decision about war to make a

decision based on a feeling.

Now, she did qualify it later and said it was a feeling based on fact.

And she kept saying that over and over again, it is one of those moments where you're,

if you've ever been to therapy, you always hear your therapist tell you feelings are not facts.

And so it's interesting.

She didn't say anything about facts initially.

She just said he had a good feeling.

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