00:10:14.800I tend to agree with him because, you know, we talked about this a couple weeks ago.
00:10:18.220Mark Moss had that wonderful chart that showed missile production going faster than our ability to destroy it.
00:10:23.860So I think the idea, this is, I don't want to say this is, you know, Iraq WMD,
00:10:28.800But I think that was the same kind of idea here, that the Trump administration said, yeah, I don't believe that there was a plan by Iran to attack everybody overnight.
00:11:01.160I'm not a security expert by any means.
00:11:03.500But just going off the language of what we've been talking about, I don't think there was an explicit imminent threat that said we need to go attack Iran.
00:11:10.160If that's your problem, obviously, he was in favor of doing something about the Iranian leadership.
00:11:15.060Maybe he doesn't like the strategy that Trump has chosen to do something about it.
00:11:20.280We could give him the most charitable view.
00:11:21.900However, I have a problem with right there in the first quote, the first paragraph, bringing in the Israel and Israel lobby.
00:11:29.860That changes this entire character to something political.
00:11:33.280So if it was just an analytical statement where he left that part out, I would say, look, I mean, yeah, maybe he's probably right.
00:11:51.900Yeah, I mean, I could totally see the side of people being upset about another foreign war.
00:11:56.260I mean, we're $30 trillion in debt because of the last foreign war in the Middle East that we got stuck in.
00:12:02.500So, I mean, we see that, but also Iran's been something that we've probably had to deal with for the last 47, 48, 49 years.
00:12:10.020Like, it's always something that we were going to have to face at some point.
00:12:12.540I don't think that they have the enriched uranium that people are saying they do,
00:12:15.500But I do think that they're probably the biggest problem in terms of world instability, in terms of Middle East instability that we did have to address at some point.
00:12:23.620If any administration was going to address it, I'd want this one to be the one to do it because I think Trump actually listens to the military generals and chooses the best plans to go forward with instead of kind of putting handcuffs on the military the way that a lot of other presidents have.
00:12:37.640So I don't know if it's been executed perfectly.
00:12:40.700I think a lot of his other military attacks or military missions have been done pretty perfectly, meticulously.
00:12:46.900But, yeah, if any way he was going to be doing this, I'm glad it's him.
00:12:50.380But, yeah, I could see the argument where it's not the best thing for America because it could cost a lot of money and lives.
00:13:11.960He deems necessary to protect the safety and security of our troops, the American people, and our country.
00:13:18.160The Office of the Director of National Intelligence is responsible for helping coordinate and integrate
00:13:23.080all intelligence to provide the president and commander-in-chief with best information available to inform his decisions.
00:13:29.960After carefully reviewing all the information before him,
00:13:32.720President Trump concluded that the terrorist Islamist regime in Iran posed an imminent threat
00:13:38.380and he took action based on that conclusion.
00:13:41.100So the way I read this, I don't read this as supportive.
00:13:47.680I read this as, you know, he is responsible if he sees an imminent threat.
00:13:55.840And whether or not to take action, he deems necessary to protect the safety.
00:13:59.920He, in the office of the director of national intelligence, is responsible for helping coordinate and integrate all intelligence to provide the president and commander in chief with the best information available to inform his decisions.
00:14:12.620After carefully reviewing all the information before him, the president concluded that the terrorist Islamists were so.
00:14:19.460It's almost a neutral towards Trump statement.
00:23:05.600If this leads to, you know, J.D. being a top candidate in 2028 or Tucker, because Tucker went from 2% to 4%, and he's now ahead of DeSantis on the odds.
00:23:19.120But if, let's say, J.D. runs, which the world now knows what J.D.'s positions would be, he would need a VP like who?
00:23:26.280Believe it or not, a DeSantis, because J.D. and Tucker is too much of the same thing.
00:23:30.560And so DeSantis would be the VP because you need the pro-Israel.
00:24:38.940But this is all purely speculation conversations that we're having.
00:24:42.840So which one of you guys has the thoughts on this?
00:24:45.000Because I'll come to any one of you guys if you have anything to say.
00:24:46.700Look, I think there's, setting aside the politics of it,
00:24:50.120I think there is – the reason we're talking about this and the reason this is such a big issue is that there is a legitimate debate about all this.
00:26:32.500You would have brought it up and said, but you remember the guy that interfered with the FBI investigation making comments after Charlie Kirk was assassinated?
00:26:40.040And you would have said, oh, that guy.
00:28:52.060But I'm pointing out that the GOP money machine that's in the middle that will dictate the conventions, the order of the primaries, and buckets of money will severely attempt to influence it.
00:29:04.280And they'll be saying, what about Stefanik?
00:31:51.740As much as I was rooting for America, I want a judge to hit that home run
00:31:55.640and have that victory, but you got to recognize it.
00:31:58.460A ton of people were here watching it.
00:32:00.540You know, just yesterday I did a podcast with Joey Merlino here, the allegedly, Rob, we have to say this correctly, the allegedly boss of the Philadelphia crime family.
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