It may be that Netanyahu has taken America into something where he is quite comfortable about this going on for a long period of time,

but it won't suit the American national interest.

What we see after 17 days of war is the regime is now more powerful than it was.

In fact, Iran has just achieved control of the Straits of Foreign Moose.

This is a catastrophic failure.

The United States has substantially reduced Iranian military capability.

This has been the consistent action of Israel because they don't target they destroy.

Some might think if you care that much about what's happening on the streets in Tehran,

you might want to go and do the same thing for the people of Tehran on the streets there.

You do here.

I find it very offensive.

Okay, look, you find my question offensive and I find your support for the Iranian regime

equally offensive, if not more so. So we're both going to have to end this interview, offended.

One of the single biggest arguments against war, besides the cost in dollars and in lies,

is the chaos of unintended consequences. Big changes happen fast. And sometimes things are never the

same again. President Trump was quick to dismiss America's allies, none more so than Keir Stama and the UK,

by saying he didn't need our help. He's now demanding help from the UK and NATO to help secure

Australia for Moose, warning the alliance faces a very bad future if it doesn't comply.

Now it would have been nice as they said to the Prime Minister of the UK

though it was reluctant to put his two aircraft carriers into Pard's way.

That would be two weeks ago. And as soon as we demolished, essentially,

pretty much demolished them, not over yet, but pretty much we're in great shape.

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