Actually this speech did both. This is the first major Trump speech I've ever seen he didn't have a villain.

They don't want to fight 'Mad Dog' Mattis.

But what I heard kind of like Kirsten, is I'm sure Rick's right about Syria, because that's the coming decision he'll have to make, but I heard echoes of Iraq.

I think that General Mattis and President -- when he will be President Trump will make a strong case for this come January.

One of the reasons coal is dying is because fracking has produced natural gas at abundant levels and very low prices which has priced coal out of the competitor of market.

Some of the people he's looking at to entrust our national foreign policy to were very hawkish, Rudy Giuliani and John Bolton, among them, very hawkish.

Trump said it tonight. And so I think by morning, ISIS will disband. Because that's all you have to do, use the magic word.

Democrats need to learn from this, not, not poo-poo it. Part of leadership is showmanship.

Here's what Trump is going to resolve it for the Democrats. He's going to come with an infrastructure bill that's larded with corporate special interests and the Democrats won't be able to support it.

The phone call, you're right.

I think he's trying to distract from the appointments he's making. Today seems to be stocking his cabinet with Washington insiders.