Hey, everybody. It's a great one today. You know, for a change, foreign affairs analyst David Rothkoff returns.

And Paul Reikoff, a rock vet and host of the Independent Americans podcast, join me to discuss Trump's latest war.

What is it good for? Absolutely nothing.

Say it again. So President Donald J. Trump has taken us to war. This is his eighth, this term,

but by far the biggest one. We are at war with the horrible, horrible regime in Iran, a regime that we have decapitated, maybe, maybe literally, but I'm guessing Supreme Leader Comenay

was probably just crushed. I would have been fine with that if we if we just stopped there.

That wouldn't have changed much. They would just have selected a new Supreme

leader and probably retaliated with some terrorist attack. Thank God we waited until after the

Super Bowl. But we are at war.

We are not exactly sure why.

The goal of this war does seem to change.

Trump did at first say the goal was regime change, but Pete Hegeseth is now saying, no, not

regime change.

It's to eradicate the nuclear program, but maybe not that either. I mean,

didn't we obliterate it? Are they enriching? All we know for sure is that Trump says we're going to be

there for about four weeks or maybe longer and maybe maybe we will put

boots on the ground in the meantime our air force and israeles are continuing our air

assault which we are are very good at though it's expensive it's about a billion dollars a day. Now, for those of you who

have been following this war, like I have, it's very confusing because we don't really seem to

have an official reason or a coherent strategy. We don't know if the folks on the street,

the ones who were out protesting in January and getting murdered,

we don't know where this is going to end up for them.

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