This is a CVS, I in the World. I'm John Bachelor. The Huthies of Yemen. Who are they? What do they want?

My memory of the Huthies is very dim reaching back more than a decade but recently they're much in the news in the

last 24 hours launching a drone boat to destroy shipping in the Arabian Gulf and in the

Red Sea and they've launched drones and ballistic missiles as well.

We're told that they acquire much of their hardware, their weaponry from Iran.

We're also told that they've launched against Israel, and Israel

responded recently. However, who are these guys? What do they see in

involving themselves in the war in the Middle East, in Israel. What do they get out of it?

I welcome Edmund Fitton Brown. He is right now a senior advisor to the Counter-extremism Project.

Importantly, however, he is the former British United Kingdom Ambassador to Yemen,

as well as a coordinator of the UN Security Council's monitoring team for ISIS,

a-Q and the Taliban.

I hear Edmund Fitten-Brown often on Long Word Journal making podcasts with Bill

Rajo and he's posting now.

So I recommend following because the Huthies are increasingly part of the problem, not part of

the solution.

Edmund, a very good day to you.

The Huthies have a history, but the puzzle is where do they come from and what is it that they

want?

Yemen is torn apart.

It's in Civil War. They're al-Qaeda elements. They're

probably ISIS elements. They're part of it is under the control of

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