So, dear friends, one on one, we're gonna go deep dive here in America first, on matters of geopolitics and strategy, you know the stuff I love.

Why? Because we are on the brink of another war in Europe.

We've had to save Europe twice already in the last century, we're going to have to do it again.

Let's remind the world of what it was like when we were in the White House, the president's name was Donald Trump, and he didn't invade any countries,

but he used force judiciously, cut one.

I was sitting at the table, we had finished dinner, we're now having dessert, and we had the most beautiful piece of chocolate cake that you've ever seen,

and president she was enjoying it, and I said, Mr. President, let me explain something to you, this is during dessert.

So what happens, as I said, we've just launched 59 missiles, heading to Iraq.

Well, headed to Syria.

Yes, heading towards Syria.

Over chocolate cake, geo-strategy in chocolate cake, who better to discuss it with than a man who has been senior director in the National Security Council at Dazdy?

That's Washington speak for Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, he's senior fellow with the Hudson Institute,

and we just love to have him here because he cackels and laughs whenever we mention Max Boot, Michael Durant, welcome to America first one on one.

Great to be here. I feel guilty when I do that though, because...

But it was so heartfelt, we've got the video, we're digging it up right now, you and our buddy Jim Carroffano, we played a clip of...

What was Eric? Do you remember what the phrase was, Max Boot mentioned?

He was describing President Trump's foreign policy towards Iran as, quote, bella-coast isolationism.

Well, you guys heard that, you just barely laughed on live radio.

Yeah, I do feel guilty though, because Max and I were very good friends with you.

But I thought we were both together.

But that's when he was still sane, Mike.

I don't know what happened.

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