Hello, friends and neighbors. Good to see you again and welcome to this week's

Reporters Roundtable, where three top political reporters join us to look back on the news of the

week and try to make some sense of it all, if possible. Well, by some accounts, today is day 70 of the war in Iran.

It's hard to keep track of because every day we're told something different.

It's almost over.

It'll be over in a week.

Or it was over on February 28th, the day it started.

So what's the latest?

What's the impact and how will we know when it's

really over? In other news, Senate Republicans now want to spend $1 billion to pay for the president's

new ballroom, even though he promised not one buck in taxpayer dollars would be spent on it.

Marco Rubio was dispatched to the Vatican to try to mend

fences with Pope Leo the 14th. The Supreme Court seems to have triggered a flood of new

congressional remapping, and President Trump's approval rating sank to a Jimmy Carter low of 37%.

What's it all mean? Well, let's find out. I'm bringing in today's panel. Say hello first is

Sabrina Siddiqui, National Political Reporter for the Wall Street Journal. Hi, Sabrina. Hello, hello. Hello,

hello. Good to have you here. Philip Bump, senior editor and columnist for Hurst, Connecticut. How about it?

Hello, Philip. Hello, sir. How are you?

Very good to have you back. And good to also welcome back. Evan McMorris-Santoro,

National Political Reporter for Notice and co-author of the Notice Daily Newsletter. Hi, Evan.

Hey, Bill. How are you?

All right, we're great. So, Sabrina, it is Friday. I forget on Friday, is the Warren ran on or off on

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