is clearly upset with the leadership exhibited by joe biden and they want to be told there's something better coming their way. neil: and as president he could operate that way? >> well, that's the big question. and how he campaigns is going to demonstrate that. and that's one of the things why, you know, getting more time is important to him because he gets a chance, if he has more time, to not be talking about 2020 being stolen and the j-6 being hostages, but instead to paint a vision of what it is that he wants to do for the country and give people a sense of hope and optimism that things can be better. they already think things were better when he was in the white house than joe biden and now he's got to convince them it will be better if he returns to the white house. neil: great catching up with you, karl rove, former deputy chief of staff and fox contributor and best selling author. we're back on the middle east right now and rising tensions there because they're rising in other respects and unfortunately, and this has been a big issue for the markets, so have rising prices and delays in rate cuts and