There may be some clear-cut answer for this.

If you haven't actually really accomplished anything, should you get a major award?

A major award. It's fragile.

You're talking about the Nobel Peace Prize nomination or Donald Trump.

Right. Okay. This just play out with me with this term, right?

Yeah.

I'm saying he didn't have some fine efforts in the first term. But that was a long time ago. You'd think if he was going to be nominated or win for that that they would have done that. Now, look, these awards are all a joke anyway. It's whose line is it anyway where the game's made up and the rules don't matter. Obama won one of these. and of course he just bombed a bunch of people into oblivion.

But just for the premise of this exercise,

let's just pretend everything's on the up and up, shall we? Okay. All right. So, Trump has been president for eight months. He did bomb Iran into oblivion, which I'm not saying that's bad. Right. I'm not just saying that's wrong.

It's just something happened.

I'm just reiterating facts as we know them.

That doesn't sound like uber peaceful, right?

The Palestinians and Israelis, while there was a peace deal negotiated, it does not appear

really people are adhering to the tenants of the deal.

I mean, I just heard on the news, well, every day pretty much,

about how they're still throwing various high-powered weaponry at each other.

And last I checked, Russia and the Ukraine still involved in a pretty serious international

conflict where people are dying, thus the premise of having the people

come to the White House and Trump going to Alaska at all, right?

Mm-hmm.

Okay.

So if you haven't really accomplished peace, I mean, you have talked about peace.

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