This is the mop-up. I'm David Feldman in New York City. Thank you for finding me.

Are we going back to the moon on Wednesday? Is that possible? That's what I hear. Are you for it or against it?

Leave a comment. I'm for it. I want to get the hell out of here. Maybe they'll take me because things are not good.

Donald Trump, who prides

himself as being the wrecking ball, has put the entire world on the brink of a breaking point.

We are now into week five, and Trump is railing against Europe for not bailing him out

because they won't send in their own navies to free up

the strait of Hormuz. He's blaming Europe, which told him not to do this. Well, he goes back and

forth between I don't need you to how dare you not help me. I've been in relationships with people

like this. On Tuesday, he told Europe,

I don't need you and I don't need Hormuz, because we make our own oil here in the United States.

And then he said to Europe, specifically Great Britain, quote, build up some delayed courage. Go to the

straight and just take it.

He told England it needed to learn to fight for itself. He said America did the hard part.

Now you guys go in. Well, this thing has spread around the world. I don't see how he is going

to get the straight of Hormuz open without Iran becoming not just a regional,

but a global power player, stronger today than it was on February 28th when Trump first began bombing.

Israel today is less safe than it was on February 28th.

And the United States looks weak, because with all our high-tech weaponry, the political

will isn't there for American soldiers to spill blood all because Donald Trump and Pete Hexeth

effed up.

Well, here's the humanitarian toll in what is quickly becoming the biggest military blunder

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