trying. It looks like they took something off the shelf. What do we got? We can't figure out any good gifts. And he just got this banger of a gift from Japan. We can't top that. What do we got? Well, we've got this thing we sort of make up. We call it the Grand Order of the Mugunghwa. Why don't we give him one of those and we'll put it on a plaque so he doesn't have to put it around his neck. And that's what they did. Anyway, I don't mean to make fun of South Korea. They're an awesome ally, but you got to catch up to Japan's gift giving.

As you know, there will be some things that I say about the Middle East that will make you think, "Wait a minute, is this a repeat?" No, it's because the Middle East is a repeat. The most predictable thing about the Middle East was that Hamas would be accused of breaking the ceasefire. What else is predictable? Israel would be accused of killing people they shouldn't be killing. You know that's going to happen. So sure enough Hamas says they were not behind it but there was some Hamas people who did some attacking some IDF people. Netanyahu decided to respond aggressively which is his right and he responded militarily. Now, I guess Israel is saying that they did their hit back and now they're good to go and the ceasefire is back on. But even as I'm scrolling through the news, you have to check the exact time on every story because you can't tell if okay, is this the end of the last broken ceasefire? Are they ceasefired again? No, wait. No, there's another break in the ceasefire. But wait, it looks like they're back on the ceasefire. So it'll just be broken ceasefire after broken ceasefire forever. But as I've said before, as long as the total amount of violence stays low because most of the armed people and most of the arms have been drained out of the area, it's still manageable. It's still manageable, but I don't think