Maybe President Trump will order strikes against Iran, or maybe he won't.

Maybe he'll invoke the Insurrection Act against anti-ice protesters in Minnesota.

Or maybe he won't.

Maybe he'll try to buy or conquer Greenland, or not.

If you have the feeling that we're all just living in Trump's world, you're not alone.

No president in our

lifetimes has made himself the center of everything the way that Trump has. Next.

Good evening and welcome to Washington Week. It seemed inevitable earlier this week that

President Trump would be ordering military strikes on Iran,

but then he pulled back after getting pressure from Israel and America's Arab allies to hold off.

But that doesn't mean he won't attack Iran next week, or tomorrow, or right now, for that matter.

Very often unpredictability is a useful leadership tool, but we're in a whole other reality now. President

Trump doesn't recognize the guardrails that were visible to previous presidents, and self-restraint

isn't his specialty, which is why Denmark is preparing for the defense of Greenland.

Joining me tonight at the table to discuss all of this, Jonathan Carl, the Chief Washington correspondent for ABC News.

David Sanger, the White House and National Security correspondent at the New York Times.

Nancy Yusuf is a staff writer at The Atlantic.

And Nick Schifrin is the Foreign Affairs and Defense correspondent for PBS News Hour and the moderator of the new program Compass Points

that debuts this weekend on PBS.

Welcome all of you.

Thank you, Nick.

Big weekend.

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