Somebody said today, they said, oh, well, the president wants to do it really quickly after that, he'll get bored.

I don't get bored.

There's nothing boring about this.

I don't get bored.

I just text all night for kicks.

Hi again, everybody.

It's five o'clock in New York. For every Trump

soundbite, if you just give it a minute, like a week max, sometimes it's as a few as short as a few

hours or a few weeks, always by a few months, there will come a point where he will contradict himself

completely and say or do the opposite.

He made that comment in March regarding the war with Iran, a war which has now dragged on

for months.

And yesterday, following reports that Iran was pulling itself away from out of peace negotiations,

Donald Trump said this to CNBC, quote, I couldn't care less.

He went on to say he thought the protracted discussions, quote, started to get very boring, end

quote.

So much for there's nothing boring about this, which was also a Trump quote.

Today, Donald Trump said the reports of

stall negotiations are fake. But no matter what, he has reached what David Sanger of the New York

Times describes, quote, the stalemate phase of his presidency. There is, of course, the ongoing

war with Iran, not to mention the Ukraine war, which he said back in 2023, he would, quote, end in 24 hours.

That war is now in its fifth year. David Sanger writes this, quote, perhaps all of this is the inevitable

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