To borrow a page from Admiral Ernest King in World War II, we've decided to share the ocean with Iran.

We've given them the bottom half.

Admiral King, that's a funny when we share the ocean with him. Ernest J. King, I think he was a five-star Admiral, wasn't he? I think it may have been our last five-star in the history of the United States military. That's a funny line, though. We've decided to share the ocean with them.

We'll give them the bottom half, a bottom half.

That was the Secretary of the Department of War, Pete Hagseth, at the morning briefing at the Pentagon

today, which he did, along with the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, who you may know.

Not a five-star, but a four-star.

Still pretty good.

Pretty good, I got to say.

Wamp, waw.

That's right.

We'll share the ocean with you.

You can have the bottom half.

That's like an Italian Navy joke. It probably was originally an Italian Navy joke. Why does the new Italian Navy have glass bottom boats? Why does the new Italian Navy have glass bottom boats is the old joke? And the answer is, everybody knows this, right? So they can see the old Italian Navy.

So they can see the old Italian Navy. It's, why does the Italian Navy have glass bottom boats?

And now the Iranian Navy, they probably should have arranged for some glass bottom boats to.

What have we, how many have we sunk now? Now it's 150 or something like that because more boats showed up, and then they had to go to the bottom because that's how that works.

Well, a very good Thursday, too, and welcome back once again.

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Again, the Pentagon briefing, Raisin Cain, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs, FighterJet,

fighter pilot, extraordinary, and the Secretary of War Pete Hagseth, who actually has been to war,

which has not been the case for a lot of secretaries of defense for many decades.

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