On Tuesday, the president more or less threatened Iran with a genocide.
We got a full range of reactions.
CNBC had questions.
Deadline that President Trump has set, 8pm, has threatened to destroy a civilization.
How does an investor process that?
Is it a bigger upside risk or downside risk?
A lady in Georgia interviewed by MS Now had answers.
It's giving war crime.
We don't just annihilate people because we can.
Tucker Carlson took a stand.
If you work in the White House or in the U.S. Military, now it's time to say no, absolutely not.
And Democrats, of course, said the president should be removed from office.
Even the American pope weighed in. Attacks on civilian infrastructure is against international law.
But that it is also a sign of the hatred, the division, the destruction the human being is capable of.
But then it maybe worked?
Apocalypse Not Now on Today Explained.
Where does President Trump's speech leave us with regard to where the war is headed?
And it really was, to me, the story of the commander-in-chief who,
weeks into this war, is deeply uncertain about how it ends.
I'm John Feiner, co-host of The Long Game podcast.