It is Monday, June the 23rd.

This is the warning.

It has been an eventful weekend in the United States with Donald Trump and Champaign Pete Hegeseth,

ordering the United States Air Force to attack three Iranian nuclear facilities with a sortee more than 125 warplanes.

It has become fashionable all of a sudden for media reporters who couldn't tell the difference

between a captain and a lieutenant colonel, a United States Marine, and a soldier to cite with joy and

smiles the power of the GBU 57A and B massive ordinance penetrator of which there were reportedly

20 in the American arsenal until this week where

we are now down to eight after having dropped 12 of them on Iran.

Now the reaction to the attacks has ranged from the surreal to the ludicrous. But none top this from the editors of

Barry Weiss's The Free Press at the end of their editorial celebrating the dropping of bombs

on Iran. Again, I don't think there's a single editor that could tell us what the strategy is,

what the plan is, what victory looks like, or what comes next. And we'll talk about that

in the minute. But first, the surreal conclusion to the cheerleading essay, the editorial by the free press. Let me read.

One final point during Donald Trump's first term, his critics often noted how lucky it was

for the U.S. that he didn't face a serious foreign policy crisis. Their assumption is that he would

be in over his head and act

irrationally. More recently, Wall Street coined the acronym, Taco. Trump always chickens out.

That's the opposite of what happened on Saturday night. No matter what you think of Trump's

policies on immigration, tariffs, or anything else,

there is only one adjective to describe his action in this crisis presidential.

There are no words to describe the ludicrousness of that statement.

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