I'm John Bachelors with my colleague Bill Rajo, the Foundation for the Defense of Democracy,

and we're very pleased to have David D. Hahoud of FTD here to comment about what we know right now following Secretary of State

Anthony Blinkins obliging warning to the American people that the Iranian attack is in the next 24 to 48 hours.

24 is clicking. We're going to 48. And we're speaking with David Dayoud of the FTD about the threat of Hezbollah. Now we turn to Iran. These

are two threats. Hezbollah is north. 100,000, 150,000 missiles, everywhere.

Some of them, very good missiles,

can target a building in Tel Aviv.

And Iran is to the northwest, to the east, northeast.

Iran's missiles are first-rate.

Nothing secondhand scut about this.

These are capable of penetrating the airspace overwhelming,

even the very best, which is what Israel and the US have.

The drones are another matter.

Remember Iran is allied with Russia.

Russia has first-rate stuff.

How much Iran's going to use or needs to use we don't know.

Bill you have a question for David. Yes David the Iranians this is at the end of the day, this is the core of the problem for the Israelis.

Hamas doesn't exist and doesn't continue its fight without Iranian support.

The Hezbollah is far weaker without Iran. The

Iranians are willing to fight to the last Iraqi Syrian, the Houthi, Palestinian,

or Lebanese.

How do, what is Iran's response?

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