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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

The rent is very much intent. They want very much to make a deal so far. They haven't gotten there. We're not satisfied with it. But we will be. We will be either that or we'll have to just finish the job. But the Navy has gone, as I've said a thousand times, the Navy is gone, their Air Force is gone. Everything's gone and they're negotiating on fumes. But we'll see what happens. Maybe we have to go back and finish it. Maybe we don't. I hope they are negotiating on fumes. But we'll see what happens. Maybe we have to go back and finish it.

Maybe we don't.

I hope they are negotiating on fumes.

I hope that Trump's right.

I hope the Wall Street Journal is right about how bad the economic situation is in Iran right now

and that they cave at some point and realize we can't hold out any longer.

I hope that happens.

I did hear somebody make the point, though, about the Iranian Navy, which I hadn't thought about, because they, they, they, ex-S mentions that a lot. Trump mentions, look, their Navy is at the bottom of the sea. Who was ever thinking about the Iranian Navy prior to this war as a threat to the world? I mean, it wasn't exactly, you know, that wasn't, I've been hearing about those little, what do they call them, the fast boats, the whatever, they've got that. But, you know. I've been hearing about those little, what do they call them, the fast boats, whatever,

that they've got that.

But, you know, say you got a bunch of, you know, reasonably powerful motorboats and guys

with guns on them.

How many of those could we mobilize if we needed to?

Well, right.

And the crisis over the many decades I've been following Iran has never been, really the focus has never been the Iranian Navy.

Right. Since we sunk it, we always mention how devastated their Navy is.

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