True Patriot Love - Trump’s 60-Day War Clock： Will Congress Stop the Iran War？

00:00:00.000 as we take this show on thursday afternoon things are changing hour by hour with the war in iran

00:00:10.560 through the persian gulf the straight horror moves and everything else going on is always

00:00:14.160 thrilled to be joined by paul and mike and gentlemen this is uh an evolving story and

00:00:19.400 an announcement from the pentagon today that it's not the four or five weeks that trump talked about

00:00:25.160 the pentagon admitted this thing could last until september well i mean it seems difficult to

00:00:31.240 believe that this kind of uh war theater would be set up for something that could happen in a couple

00:00:36.000 of days uh almost every branch of military that the u.s can afford is out there in full force um

00:00:43.420 and the reaction so far from iran leads me to believe that they're active you know what i mean

00:00:51.440 and this is they're prepared for enough time out there that this seems reasonable you have a

00:00:57.640 country of 90 million people with a huge stockpile of drones and ballistic missiles at different ranges

00:01:04.120 conventional missiles to fire they have a huge military and yes they've killed some of the

00:01:09.880 leaders but the general staff the head of the military is still very much in place and

00:01:15.560 they seem very determined to keep hitting back at various targets throughout the persian gulf

00:01:23.320 for as long as humanly possible well you know jim and mike so last night so and i wasn't surprised

00:01:29.460 congress voted to halt the campaign yeah senate came out and 47 to 53 senate voted to continue right

00:01:39.020 so that's the way it went it's very interesting because

00:01:41.960 you know they're continuing in an environment where they only have so many days

00:01:47.540 until the vote comes up to vote on funding in congress yes to move forward after 60 days

00:01:54.740 yeah that's the uh we're now on a clock that's right well because they're spending minimum one

00:01:59.780 billion dollars a day in theater in logistics and weapons and supplies and fuel it is a staggering

00:02:07.900 amount of money and i can understand why they're gonna have a vote because the rest of america is

00:02:13.100 like wait a second we're gonna run out of money but it is interesting paul how this operates and

00:02:18.160 and uh it it's new to me as a canadian and certainly somebody who's never been in wartime first of all

00:02:25.080 has there been a declaration of war because the u.s hasn't done that since world war ii

00:02:29.900 i believe there was uh in um was it uh the first gulf war in 91 no was there not no they've never

00:02:40.540 declared war officially since world war ii okay i thought so okay that's an interesting point of

00:02:47.240 order on this because when he stand when the president stands in front of senator congress

00:02:51.760 with these military actions they aren't an official declaration of war and i wonder if that has an effect

00:02:58.900 but it's interesting to me because uh yeah i didn't realize once you get into these military

00:03:06.420 actions you've got 60 days of runway and then the congress is likely going to vote you down

00:03:12.560 spending any more money or losing any more a lot of republicans will join democrats and voting no

00:03:17.280 yeah well polling so far has been very bad so they keep pulling this thing and uh jim and i were

00:03:23.200 talking about on another show this morning so yesterday he was at 20 only four yeah uh today

00:03:31.040 he's like 27 so he's not growing uh he's not getting a lot of support to do this and i think people

00:03:36.760 thought you know the the the mainstream media fox other american channels did a lot of pr to try to say

00:03:44.240 you know people dancing in the street people excited uh persians enjoying it you know celebrating

00:03:50.000 uh rest of america is sitting going i'm not sure i want this and quite frankly i have food

00:03:56.240 affordability issues congress is wondering so there's a little bit of conflict already border

00:04:02.240 conflict going on within the u.s crumbling yes health care issues in america infrastructure crumbling

00:04:08.080 you're being told you don't have money for this and don't have money for that have you seen the dow

00:04:12.560 have you seen the dow it's up 50 000 points wow yeah traditionally traditionally you know after wars

00:04:19.420 we've seen uh immigration from the countries that are war torn how are we going to handle that in

00:04:25.300 north america it's a big issue across the whole world uh western europe everywhere in the north america

00:04:32.080 we can't accept more people so this can go on to jim's point you can keep bombing you can keep doing

00:04:38.200 all these things the problem is we don't have space for the iranian people so they can't come

00:04:44.080 anywhere there's no infrastructure there's no social program so the more they bomb the hell out of

00:04:48.860 iran and take down the infrastructure there where do they go the less likely these people are going to

00:04:53.440 have a quick comeback and here's another thing the american people don't have a lot of stomach for

00:04:58.560 so far it's been about approximately six casualties you know god bless them yeah fighting for

00:05:04.120 in this cause you start getting more regular photos of young men and women as kia in theater in this

00:05:13.960 the those numbers are going to plummet paul i don't think the americans have a lot of stomach for this

00:05:18.900 i think you're right appetite for this and it's one thing to see um pete hexeth all jacked up on energy

00:05:25.340 drinks showing a video of infrared weapons hitting a building but when you're actually seeing people

00:05:31.980 in american uniform killed in action and being sent home in a box that's going to change the

00:05:37.080 mindset of americans real quick you know we talked about the disparity in cost in this war between what

00:05:42.460 iran has to spend to make a difference and what the u.s is spending on a daily basis you just pointed

00:05:46.920 it out a billion dollars a day a bit yet so iran is firing a lot of drones that cost 50 60 000 and

00:05:53.820 the patriot missile the actual missile that fires to intercept them is four or five million a missile

00:06:00.860 missile a missile right and that adds up pretty quick jim in a hundred thousand square foot

00:06:07.020 warehouse how many drones can i fit i don't know i get like 100 200 000 yeah something in that

00:06:14.140 neighborhood so with that kind of firepower easily hidden easily stored and easily deployed up against

00:06:22.140 missiles that cost a million million and a half dollars each to to shoot down a drone this war has

00:06:27.820 this imbalance we haven't seen since vietnam when conventional fighting got into the jungle and

00:06:34.060 troops were completely lost you know and think about the previous with the 12 day engagement where it

00:06:39.740 was just stealth bombers going over and hitting key targets as he's he thought it claimed took out their

00:06:45.980 ability to build nuclear weapons there was no casualties there was just 50 60 000 feet in the air

00:06:52.780 dropping remote weapons and america's like oh well whatever uh but now you're seeing you know fighter

00:06:59.980 jets being accidentally shot down by friendlies because the fog of war that happens you're seeing

00:07:05.260 casualties being broadcast on the nightly news and you're like that might be someone from my hometown

00:07:10.300 it's a little different now yeah i think also that sorry and i'm happy to pass this off but i think americans

00:07:17.020 begin to start the process of working through why are we there why is it so important for america to be

00:07:26.780 there fighting a proxy war on behalf of it what seems to be israeli intentions and i you know and i

00:07:34.380 probably will take a lot of blowback for this but the truth is i think that question is going to be on

00:07:40.220 the lips of almost everybody in america as this carries on day after day after day why are we doing

00:07:47.020 this why are we putting our troops in this scenario why are we even there when we said no more wars

00:07:54.460 well that was you know it's the case of uh nuclear weapons of course you know that was the mainstay of

00:08:00.140 why they said then they wanted a change in uh government yeah that was the big one and we understand

00:08:05.660 that listen not a great uh not a great guy we you know the the leadership needed change and needed

00:08:12.380 but quite frankly at what cost and where are we going next yeah who are we getting now he doesn't

00:08:17.580 see when you kill a guy's wife and his daughter and his father and you leave and he's remaining to

00:08:24.220 be in power i'm sorry that's not a good starting point so if you're america you know look israel this

00:08:30.700 is you want to do that okay we'll give you some weapons we'll give you some supplies logistics

00:08:37.020 i wish you the best of luck we're not sending thousands and thousands of our men and women

00:08:42.540 over there to fight it with you or we'll give you support you're on your own but also when the us is

00:08:48.140 there they ramp up that war theater in a huge way well yeah that probably wouldn't be required

00:08:54.780 otherwise because there was no nuclear weapons there was no bioweapons so far discovered we've

00:09:01.340 been told that they've taken out those operations but the other thing is we've heard this for two

00:09:06.140 decades now that they are 10 minutes away from a nuclear weapon that they are enriching uranium to

00:09:12.780 a military grade for 20 years guys did they just get to it last week and finally pull it off is that

00:09:19.100 what happened there's so many questions surrounding this thing you know john stewart was so brilliant

00:09:24.140 what he does was at his very best this week he's like why the f is congress in the senate voting on

00:09:29.820 thursday when the thing started saturday yeah well what what took them so long well everything's out

00:09:35.820 of order what why right why why like we there are so many questions americans at all levels have one

00:09:42.700 answered yeah and and they can't get a straight answer out of anybody but you know it's interesting on

00:09:48.060 your point of this could go to september originally the thinking was it would be a short-term

00:09:53.580 conflict so they would quickly go in they would take control of the leadership they would uh

00:09:58.860 eliminate any weapons that's an easy spell for americans right away boom now it's looking like a

00:10:04.780 different scenario based on uh this morning's announcement and to top that all off this being

00:10:10.700 done in the middle where they quite frankly it's happening right now and might happen before the

00:10:15.660 show's over they're finding out whether or not they can get funding back uh for the doj and for

00:10:22.540 ice and for all the other programs so they have funding problems that the congress looks like

00:10:27.660 based on last night's view was going to shut down uh which then steamrolls into a lack of security in

00:10:33.660 the homeland which back in the united states which we heard today quite frankly there's a lot of

00:10:39.420 statements going around on you know let's we're going to go side for a minute but on fifa like for

00:10:45.580 example the u.s might not be hosting if today goes sideways you're 100 days out from fifa if exactly

00:10:54.060 they can't get congress back on board to secure it well okay you already have european countries paul

00:10:59.900 who are so upset at ice and what happened that there's a groundswell of fans saying boycott the

00:11:05.340 world cup i saw that there is a movement yeah so now with this going on in iran and then there is a

00:11:12.140 legit safety issue you are the head of the soccer association football association

00:11:17.900 for pick the country are you comfortable sending your squad your team your coaches and your thousands

00:11:24.700 of fans from your country there when you know there could be a threat that's a legit concern well the

00:11:30.540 interesting part though it then falls back it looks like part of that will fall back to canada yes and

00:11:36.460 then we might end up with 20 games jim but i mean i mean the amount of games that are played during the

00:11:41.580 world cup the the logistics of figuring out how many games vancouver and toronto could

00:11:48.620 could realistically handle it could be 20 25 30 i don't know because they were being spread at

00:11:55.100 stadiums all around north america but then think about this for a minute and this is our original shows

00:12:00.140 right number one we're 100 days out we're still scrambling we're in i'm just talking about toronto right

00:12:05.820 now i haven't taken a look recently out west but we're scrambling towards getting there to be ready

00:12:11.980 roads hotels and everything like that we're struggling a little then we'd have to sketchy

00:12:16.700 stadiums we'd have to we'd have to house the players so we'd have to travel housing security

00:12:24.460 then we have to come in we have to host the games number one no one's answered the question of

00:12:31.340 whether we have funding fully for the games yet like that this always happens we're notorious in

00:12:36.700 canada doing these things where we host things but we don't have the budget covered and then afterwards

00:12:41.420 we go well that costs a little more than we thought we have a deficit and then everyone goes ah we have

00:12:46.780 a deficit well we haven't really you know we we went through the budget for the federal government we

00:12:52.940 went through the the city's budgets right we saw the shortfall we've never really had a discussion

00:12:59.580 about it and now quite frankly we could be approached so yeah it's easy for us to say yes

00:13:06.380 like we'll host them it's a huge undertaking it's a huge undertaking with a huge costume that quite

00:13:11.900 frankly we don't have a province we don't have a province in canada that's not running a deficit right

00:13:17.180 now from a federal perspective it looks like we're surpassing our 78 billion in deficits we're blowing

00:13:23.020 through it oh yeah especially with gas no no but paul if it looks like at any cost we can be the good

00:13:28.940 guys and save fifa you know we're going to take on that oh we will but that's a bigger you grace great

00:13:35.340 points this is the big picture thing that the domino effect of what's going on here we are in march

00:13:41.100 and we're wondering whether or not oh geez are they going to be able to stage world cup games in

00:13:45.740 america in june so think about everything coming up in spring and summer at all the events and all

00:13:51.260 the big events and all the gatherings and can you travel they do i just saw a report in australia where

00:13:57.180 people were spending thousands and thousands of dollars over the ticket cost to get their family

00:14:02.380 out of dubai back to melbourne yeah yeah and then that's a huge concern for there's still a lot of

00:14:07.500 people stuck in different gulf states in the persian gulf guys just veering back to uh the pentagon this

00:14:15.100 morning it occurred to me as you were talking about it paul that uh that was an an hour whoever

00:14:19.420 brought it up that that announcement uh it almost flies this is interesting because to me it's the

00:14:25.820 military flying in the face of the president that moment he told you weeks we're telling you months

00:14:32.700 and i wonder you know if i was the president i'd be like i told them days why you'd you know like i'd

00:14:39.260 be furious that the military was telling the truth but it was trump they do it in a

00:14:44.700 scientific mathematical formula yeah they're telling they're like oh we realize what we're

00:14:49.740 dealing with this is our enemy and this is like it's not going to be done in this amount of time

00:14:54.940 they're just being truthful right well but it's interesting so that's a good point if you remember

00:15:00.300 trump's first term in office so a little bit of that was the fission he he trusted through to the

00:15:05.900 pentagon and he had quite a few people kind of turn on him yeah this time in government he's got a

00:15:11.420 very close circle and he doesn't quite include through the state department and through the

00:15:17.100 pentagon he's very close-lipped and he he holds a very tight group so there's there's a fracture when

00:15:23.420 you get out of that absolutely group of people and he doesn't trust one of the lessons he learned in the

00:15:28.460 first time in office is that didn't work for him very well it went sideways because there were a lot

00:15:34.060 of people against him so a little bit of this is you have a little bit of a you know you have a stress

00:15:39.100 fracture in that relationship and so you know you have a group that really wants to protect their

00:15:45.020 back and wants to say hey this could take to september so i have to really watch it and he's

00:15:50.220 saying two months or a month he listen he can't go more than 60 days because at the end of 60 days

00:15:55.660 if the funding's pulled then he's got another war on his hands okay so he's done he's pulling out so 60

00:16:03.500 days all of a sudden all that material and all those boats and everything head back home and you may

00:16:08.540 not have accomplished your goal yeah may i remind you of something i never said war it's not a war

00:16:15.020 we're continuing on it's a military i'll be sure to tell that to the the people in the bases when

00:16:20.620 they're dodging drones and missiles incoming i just wonder if that's the that's one of these hard lefts

00:16:26.460 that the white house can make because it does become a battle of uh congress and white house senate

00:16:33.020 and white house at some point to say no we you're not getting more funding well think about it sorry

00:16:38.940 just because we're sitting here what's what's gas at right now oh uh i mean uh 140 they said brent

00:16:46.220 crude is trading at about 85 dollars a barrel yeah 185 up from 165 yeah yeah we were already doing the

00:16:53.420 math like we're shooting up now you know we we are preparing for 150 160 a liter right now yeah and then

00:16:59.740 next week maybe more yeah so we're on that we're on that we're now we're cruising up again you know

00:17:06.380 a country that's supposed to be rich in oil and gas and we're we're on the climb but but so yeah

00:17:13.500 the average american to pay more too well but americans have again less support i think that i think

00:17:19.580 they're seeing through it quite frankly now the reason the polling is coming back coming back so poorly

00:17:25.420 is they're seeing through it and they're like i'm not willing to absorb a spike in gas right now yes

00:17:30.620 you better figure this out you told us no more wars you told us you weren't going to get involved

00:17:35.500 around the world but that all ties to another a whole other issue and is that you can't have wars

00:17:42.220 that you don't assume the resources of the country so we keep doing this like the americans are starting

00:17:47.340 to get tired of they're like if you're doing this i think there's a decision point now you need to

00:17:53.180 take control and we need to see some benefits so you're if you're going into venice well you got

00:17:57.260 to come back and say you know here here's how many barrels of oil you're going to get back here's how

00:18:02.620 many this makes this cheaper it makes that cheaper you got to go into iran and say here's what we're

00:18:06.780 going to rent and the congress right now both sides are saying to him okay what's the plan

00:18:13.100 because they're they're looking for him to this is money out money out money out it benefits the

00:18:17.260 middle east how does it come back and the trump quote about an hour ago before we started trump

00:18:22.380 expects to be quote involved in appointing iran's next leader now of course as the war in the middle

00:18:27.820 east wraps up yeah but what is that so you know same as what jared kushner is going to be running it

00:18:34.860 i mean so um but that is the that that to me is the quintessential point that they're looking when

00:18:41.180 they're saying we need a plan for what happens after i think what congress is saying to him is

00:18:47.180 are you going to take control of this and is this going to help us as a country because you really

00:18:50.540 need to tell us the history of america doing that it's very very poor it is if you look at the last

00:18:55.580 hundred years every time they've tried something like that to install a leader it's blown up in their

00:19:00.380 face iraq afghanistan i mean and and like south america central america right el salvador all those kind

00:19:07.980 of places like that all those countries and this is we're talking about a massive country that borders

00:19:14.220 pakistan and india like it's 90 million people it's not it's not like a small country with a million

00:19:20.620 people in ireland this is not that easy to take control and govern think it like it that's you're

00:19:27.740 asking a lot highly motivated to hang on to power in that country um yeah i'm sure for every reason so

00:19:34.940 the average person there is like yeah i'd like peace and democracy and a new leader but how do

00:19:40.780 you get from that to the as you say mike the huge contingent of powerful people have been running it

00:19:46.780 for decades who do not want to give it up no and it's and they're ingrained in every aspect of industry

00:19:52.860 and investment and trade in that country because it was all centralized so to decentralize that to your

00:20:01.500 point that's a major hassle it's like the bank okay the bank doesn't really want to take your

00:20:06.620 home if you can't pay your mortgage no that's a hassle they don't want well by the way iran is

00:20:11.180 playing world cup games in the united states scheduled as endless changes i'm pretty sure

00:20:15.980 that they're one of the world cup soccer nations i hope that list is done in pencil because i have a

00:20:21.260 feeling some changes and i and i think to your point that there's going to be world reactions

00:20:25.100 certainly out of the european oh uh some of the european countries that they're not happy why would

00:20:29.500 they we gotta boycott this so what why would japan and south korea what like they're facing dire

00:20:35.020 consequences for their oil and diesel and gas and liquid natural gas like what are you doing here

00:20:41.580 it's tell me a country right now not be affected by this there's not many no as this drags on as you

00:20:47.660 pointed out uh many countries are drying up of liquid natural gas they are drying up of oil reserves and

00:20:53.820 uh you know processed petroleum um fertilizer is going to be twice as expensive south right south

00:21:01.900 korea is days away from running out of liquid natural nine days they got nine days india is in another

00:21:07.820 situation so the ramifications of this globally are really this there should never have been in my

00:21:17.340 opinion the concern of the usa because the impact globally not to mention when you close the strait

00:21:24.540 of humus it leaves a lot of issues for countries like china that we are already sort of sketchy with

00:21:32.540 with russia that is definitely on the opposition side of things with the us there's a lot of poking

00:21:38.060 the bear going on here one of the things i've heard proposed from the bbc was they would have warships

00:21:44.860 escort tankers in and out of the gulf through the strait of humus like the canadian navy did with

00:21:50.700 escort convoy ships to england that's a very dangerous job and guess what when they fire a

00:21:56.300 missile on a drone it can't tell whether it's a canadian or nato flagged or whatever ship and a

00:22:03.740 tanker innocent you know there'll be collateral damage there's no question especially when you can

00:22:09.100 send 2 000 of them at the same target and 150 150 at the price of and something to defend it no one can

00:22:17.100 tell anyone if they will actually ensure any of these massive tankers full of oil out of there right

00:22:22.780 so the the us has stepped up over the last 24 hours now i don't know what guarantee but they're saying

00:22:28.220 they're going to guarantee and backstop those tankers do they have the money for that well that's

00:22:33.740 that's the whole thing see that's the 60-day congress conundrum that i'm talking about they

00:22:39.260 at some point what they're saying is you got to disclose how this ends how we get paid back yeah

00:22:45.980 how the money comes like it a lot of this is you know everyone's being fairly polite at this point

00:22:51.420 because they're trying to be you know they understand the tragedies over in iran previously they get it

00:22:57.740 but what's starting to happen is people are asking the question is what next how do we get our money back

00:23:03.580 and just before this quite frankly you know it was forced it was shadowed you know the ice the doj

00:23:11.740 yeah i think even the christy gnome yes it's just from a place going into this just before i started

00:23:17.500 yeah yeah she's gone so there you know a lot of things that were happening are changing it's very

00:23:22.140 dynamic but people are starting to say you know if you want the 60 days you got the 60 days so that's

00:23:27.340 what you get but you better have a solution for this coming out of it and right now we don't know

00:23:32.220 what that is and quite frankly i think that it's going to wind up being differently than i think

00:23:37.180 the next shock we're going to get is his announcement of what they're going to do because i think these

00:23:43.180 are the these are the uh unfortunately he's getting pushed into a corner he's got to make some decisions

00:23:49.740 of how they get their money back and therefore they're going to be a little surprised of the outcome

00:23:55.660 of what iran looks like going forward so i i think maybe a lot of people jumping on being excited good

00:24:01.660 for them i know the dictator's gone um but now reality said again there's a lot of reality here

00:24:07.020 that i think a lot of people need to understand and and get their head around it's going to be

00:24:11.500 differently than what they think think about the last 60 days um the ice the killings the riots the

00:24:19.420 uprising you know everything going on there to the epstein files and now this a lot of americans

00:24:25.420 are like screw this maybe what the hell is going on made me laugh the other day when uh trump gave

00:24:30.940 his analysis of what was going on with uh iran and he was quite proud of himself and uh one of the

00:24:36.620 reporters as soon as he was done he said okay i take questions and one of the reporters said that was

00:24:40.140 a nice story back to the epstein files and he went i don't want to talk to you you know what i mean

00:24:45.100 so like a lot of americans will still have a lot of questions there's there's connections being made

00:24:51.500 now that by the end of next week i promise i will examine but this war makes no logical sense to me

00:25:00.780 for the americans to have taken on their shoulders because what is the benefit to them i don't see it

00:25:05.740 jim they need money they need this they need that how do you recoup any of this is a great question well

00:25:11.660 that was the you know that was the uh ceiling cap the debt ceiling cap that they were hitting again

00:25:17.900 which you know we were just not even a year ago we were the government shut down they were already

00:25:23.340 at that place now they're shutting down part of their government again a part that's essential when

00:25:27.740 you're a war because they are hitting ceilings again like we can't you know and was supposed to

00:25:33.020 be a business savvy government that put tariffs on to pay back debt to get themselves down to a

00:25:37.980 sustainable level they're not doing that and they lost on the supreme court when it came to tariffs

00:25:43.500 and then if memory serves was there not a wealthy texan who paid the salary of border agents because

00:25:49.260 they weren't getting paid yeah that's true they stepped up and they they did it for so many weeks

00:25:54.060 you know to to help out but that no longer exists no so now you know it's again we're on a short fuse

00:26:02.780 timeline unfortunately a private citizen paid yes the border security and along in the praxis arizona

00:26:09.420 area in new mexico yeah yeah yeah so they could get paid to keep banning the border stations yeah

00:26:15.660 because they didn't want to open it you know arizona being so close to the mexican you know that's

00:26:19.900 part of the whole net nancy guthrie story and they're saying now part of that was yeah an offshoot

00:26:25.900 of her being kidnapped and taken over to the mexican border and there's a whole bunch of uh you know

00:26:30.940 stories unfortunate to that unfortunate situation but you know it's just so america has proven over

00:26:36.940 the years that if it's if it's something righteous if it's something for the the for the greater good

00:26:43.100 they talk about the greatest generation the fight against you know the imperial japanese military after

00:26:48.220 the bomber harbor harbor and then the fight against nazi germany you had war bond drives and you know

00:26:55.100 factories working 24 7 the whole country was part of it because it was for the greater good for

00:26:59.820 freedom and democracy if you you have to convince the americans they got lied to in vietnam they

00:27:06.380 get lied to in iraq right so they're like they lived through the iran uh contra scandal don't don't piss

00:27:15.100 on my leg and tell me it's raining like i want to know what's going on here and that's the economy

00:27:19.980 right they need to address the the economic situation they're in and if they're going to be in this war any

00:27:25.180 longer they need to just he's going to have to disclose how they get their money back and how

00:27:30.380 they benefit from it and you know that's a story that hasn't been told yet so you're an average

00:27:35.820 american you're like i barely had enough money to feed my family this week and they're blowing a

00:27:40.860 billion dollars a day imagine that's something i'm not sure when he realizes that clock is ticking

00:27:45.900 and i'm not sure that he does realize that i often wonder what he knows about his job

00:27:49.420 i promise you it'll be three billion a day because he's just going to do everything he can

00:27:55.500 to annihilate that country so yeah that's fine i don't disagree and we understand that what do you

00:28:01.900 do with the people see the challenge is that this this is the next thing that's coming and i'm not

00:28:07.020 trying to add bad to bad but quite frankly you can bomb the heck out of that country how many 90 million

00:28:14.380 90 million where are they going but they're not going anywhere there's no room for them anywhere

00:28:19.020 right now so quite frankly you have to rebuild it yeah you whatever you bomb it and whatever you destroy

00:28:24.700 of it those people are in camps those people are short of uh groundwater they're short of drinking water

00:28:31.500 there's a number of things you're stuck with at the end that you're going to have to do and then

00:28:35.340 and like we're we're a testament to that we're a society right now that we are uh infrastructurally

00:28:43.180 challenged in canada yeah we can't ship any more people in we know that we tried that right we try

00:28:49.500 to kind of try to keep bringing a million keep bringing a million next thing you know nothing

00:28:53.260 was working right with traffic and so we had to catch up before we could take more in but we're

00:28:57.900 five years before we can at least five years before you can't leave a scorched dirt there yeah because

00:29:03.500 the humanitarian issue that's left behind where do they go is untenable for the us they can't go to

00:29:08.940 france no they can't go to britain in the uk they can't go where can they go so the dead of summer

00:29:14.940 in tehran you're looking at 40 45 celsius every day yeah and if their power grid's down and the

00:29:20.060 infrastructure is down there will be all these people dying from heat yeah like it hit the the

00:29:26.220 the desalinization and purification plans and yeah um i i this is a classic example of an individual

00:29:35.980 who did not think this through i mean maybe benjamin notanyahu thought it through

00:29:41.340 because he was able to convince all trump to do this but i'm not sure that donald thought it through

00:29:45.740 that's true i don't disagree i don't disagree

00:29:55.660 you

True Patriot Love - March 06, 2026

Trump’s 60-Day War Clock： Will Congress Stop the Iran War？｜ Jim, Paul & Mike

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