DSR Daily March 10: Trump Unsure When Iran War Will End

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“I mean, I think the skyrocketing oil prices is honestly his key concern over everything, which tells you all you need to know about our president.”

But, you know, it's obviously not gonna end overnight, but whether it's a week, a month, days, hard to say at this point. What did they say on the SNL cold open from over the weekend? How is Iran gonna know what we're doing if we don't know what we're doing? And I feel like that kind of perfectly summarizes. What's going on? Are we ending the war? We don't know. So they don't know. No one knows. I'll believe it when I see it. It was kind of how I'm feeling.

I'm hoping it's just another one of these like, "Oh, we were in a war for like two minutes and then now we're not." And I think everyone kind of hopes that that's how this goes. But it's interesting that you should mention oil because that is kind of the only thing that matters in this conflict. And I will say that that is a spoiler alert for our next story. After a phone call with Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump said the U.S. may temporarily lift some oil sanctions to ease global shortages,

caused by the war involving Iran and disruptions with the Strait of Hormuz, which pushed oil prices above $100 per barrel. Russia's signal that could supply more energy to Europe during the crisis. While Vladimir Zelensky said Ukraine had helped defend U.S. bases in Jordan and remains open to new peace talks with Russia.

Yes, as this story is very much related to our last story, oil main focus of this conflict.

“And basically all of the other conflicts that the U.S. has gotten into.”

Trump doing his whole like we had a beautiful phone call kind of like running down the highlights of those usual Trump reports saying everything went well with Putin.

And they had a great call. And it was very business like. And I will note that he did say, though, however, on the call, that the Russia Ukraine conflict isn't ongoing and never ending fight.

So it doesn't really seem like he's too interested at this moment and getting involved in any peace talks to wrap that up. But you know, tomorrow is a new day. So that's kind of the summary on both of these stories. Tomorrow is a new day. And we'll see what tomorrow brings. Marjorie Taylor Greens resignation from George's 14th congressional district has triggered a special election following her public fall president Trump over the release of the abstain files. Trump has lent his complete and total endorsement to Republican at Clay Foller.

But the race remains highly competitive with 17 candidates, including the defiant state senator Colton Moore.

Local voters are currently divided between loyalty to the president's chosen successor and a desire for either a more professional representative or one who maintains a greens, combative anti establishment style. Although the district is a traditional Republican stronghold, democratic challenger Sean Harris is helping the fractured GOP field and voter frustration over Greens departure could lead to an upset victory. I don't know about that part, but obviously this is kind of an interesting moment for this special election to take place because

President Trump certainly not the most popular figure in America right now. So I'm not sure how much that endorsement is going to help with the primaries. Recently, it seemed that his chosen candidate did succeed, but I believe that was before the Iran war.

“Honestly, I can't remember at this point.”

But regardless, I feel like, you know, his endorsement maybe isn't as worth as much as it once was. And with 17 candidates, certainly there's going to be some fragmentation of the vote hard to really say at this point who is going to come out on top. But, you know, I, with everything that happened, I honestly kind of forgot that Marjorie Taylor Green resigned and wasn't in Congress. I don't know about you, but I saw that our calls like, oh yeah, she's not in Congress anymore. I forgot.

It's easy to forget. Actually, what's kind of interesting that the story we think about is how, I mean, you can tell Trump is unpopular from polling and like lots of other things. But also that the number of congressional members, not seeking reelection, is the highest level that it's been in three decades or excuse me. Yeah, three decades. So I thought that was kind of interesting. Over 60 members are leaving. So that's kind of another way that you can see that Trump is unpopular is that everyone is quitting Congress and being like, yeah, I don't think I want to be part of this anymore.

So it's definitely going to make the midterm elections interesting, if nothing else. Speaking of Congress, Senate Democrats led by Cory Booker are threatening to disrupt normal Senate business unless officials such as Marca Rubio and Pete Higgseth testify under oath about the U.S. military conflict with Iran. They want public hearings to address the worst cost, duration, civilian casualties and overall strategy.

“Are you gonna that Congress has not properly debated the conflict using powers from the War Powers Act of 1973?”

Democrats plan to repeatedly force Senate votes and debates on resolutions aimed at halting U.S. military involvement.

Yeah, they're basically ready to shut down the Senate over this conflict. And you know what? I say do it. I think it's time Congress wielded some of their power instead of just folding

to whatever the President wants and his administration wants. So you know what? Do it. I'd love to see Marco Rubio and Pete Higgseth do a public hearing and testify under oath and try to give us some answers. I would love to see them fail. And yeah, I think this is good. Do it. Do it Cory Booker. Yeah, and you'll notice whose name is absent from the Sardico, which is of course the who is supposed to actually be leading Democrats in the Senate, which is Chuck Schumer. Which is not at all surprising because he's not a leader and he needs to go.

It tells you kind of all you need to know about the current democratic leadership and why they need to be gone.

“But glass half full version of that is there are leaders and they are leading.”

I just wish they were the disjure leaders of the Democrats rather than the de facto leaders. And that is a no. But yeah, I mean, I hope that I hope they do disrupt normal Senate business because these are not normal times. So I don't know why we should be continuing as normal. Well, to wrap things up to kind of keep going on a story we've covered multiple times right here on the DSR daily.

And the topic has filed lawsuits against the Trump administration after being designated as National Security Supply Chain Risk.

I'm moved triggered by the companies refusal to allow its AI to be used for surveillance or autonomous weaponry.

“The company alleges that this designation is a pretextual form of retaliation that violates its first and fifth amendment rights, as well as the legal scope of supply chain statutes.”

And response to the White House has defended the action assuring that the woke tech companies will not be permitted to jeopardize national security or dictate how the military operates. This legal battle falls a series of public clashes between CEO, Dario, Amadei and Defense Secretary Pete Hegsef culminating in the presidential directive to purge anthropic technology from federal agencies. Yeah, I mean, this is obviously a political maneuver. It was pretty clear the entire time as soon as they announced that they were going to be designated supply chain risk that it was purely and out of spite and retribution for not removing certain safety procedures from the AI models for military use,

which impressive the anthropic has stood firm on this this whole time when so many other companies are bending the need of Trump and this administration, so CEO Dario, Amadei and the company should be applauded. Good to see that they are still standing strong because as soon as they're deal ended, open AI immediately swooped in and said, well, you know, we'll remove our safety safety guidelines for you Pentagon.

And, you know, that kind of shows where their morals lie, as opposed to anthropic. So, good job anthropic, a positive story to end on.

I love how just doing the right thing makes your woke tech company. Yeah, you won't let us use your models to, like, indiscriminately blow up people, sell your woke. I guess, I guess you can call me woke, too, and if that's the definition like. Yeah, I guess I'm woke also. Well, that's all we have for you today, but we have plenty of podcasts coming today and later this week, we have a need to know, though, be going out for members and subscribers to David's sub-stack, so stay tuned for that later today.

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