S.E. Cupp has highlighted the despair of America at war over the Iran war, with President Trump's first national address coming more than a month into the conflict. Despite promising to address the concerns of a skeptical public, Cupp concludes that the president failed to meet them. He offered no real plans to recover the highly enriched uranium buried in the rubble at Natanz and Isfahan and offered no plans to liberate the people of Iran from a regime that is no different from the previous one. Crippen points out that this war has resulted in numerous U.S. casualties, strangled the free-flow of oil, created turmoil in the markets and world economies, and raised concerns about its effects on both the region and home.