Well, 2.19 p.m. on Saturday, four hours before heading to the White House Correspondents dinner, Donald Trump,

became the first president of the United States in history to complain publicly of too much work.

Donald Trump has decided that the war he started with Iran is now too much work after

58 days. Donald Trump also became the first president of the United States in history to complain of

too much time wasted on traveling. And that's traveling in negotiating the end of a war.

During World War II, President Franklin Dono Roosevelt spent several days traveling from Washington via

airplane and ship for his first meeting with his most important allies in that war,

British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and the Soviet dictator

Joseph Stalin. And the meeting was in, of all places, Iran. President Roosevelt flew by plane

to South America having to make fueling stops along the way and then by ship from South America

to North Africa and then by plane again

to Iran and every minute of that time along with every minute of his presidency, President Roosevelt

was suffering the effects of polio, which left his legs almost totally paralyzed, left him in a wheelchair.

And he never complained of too much time wasted on traveling.

President Roosevelt's final overseas trip during World War II to meet with the Allied leadership was to Ukraine, then part of the Soviet Union,

the trip from Washington, D.C. to Yalta, taken by plane, ship,

and several hours of driving, was the longest trip ever taken by a president of the United States.

President Roosevelt died months after that trip without ever having complained about too much time wasted on traveling or too much work.

Donald Trump canceled negotiations with Iranians when he issued that complaint of too much work.

He said, I just canceled the trip of my representatives going to Islamabad, Pakistan, to meet

with the Iranians. Too much time wasted

on traveling too much work. Besides which, there is tremendous infighting and confusion within their

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