Episode 63

4pm: As the joint U.S.-Israeli war with Iran enters its second month, President Donald Trump appears to have weighed the political cost and determined he wants out. Nicolle Wallace discusses with Mark Hertling, Vera Bergengruen and Tom Nichols. Also in the hour, the latest on Pete Hegseth and the anonymous multi-million-dollar trades concerning military involvement in Iran with Michael Feinberg and Rep, Robert Garcia.
5pm: President Donald Trump's most loyal supporters need to reframe the narrative on Iran – their latest strategy? You can criticize his actions. But not his competence. Nicolle Wallace discusses with Angelo Carusone, Joe Walsh and Molly Jong-Fast. Later, Sen. Cory Booker on his new book.
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