All right, Alexander, let's talk about what is happening in the Middle East.

And let's discuss how Biden has been taken out of the decision-making process, or at least the briefing, the information process.

That's the way it looks.

The Biden administration doesn't seem to confident in briefing

Biden as to what is happening, specifically with the warships that are in the Middle East.

And the reports that those ships are being attacked, though, the information is, it's a bit hazy as to what exactly

is happening with these attacks on these ships. And that's probably deliberate in order to

prevent Biden from expanding this conflict. Anyway, what are your thoughts about this revelation with Biden

and the Middle East? You're absolutely correct. The information is beyond hazy. I mean, it's very

difficult to work out what's going on. But reportedly, the Houthis in Yemen, of course, aligned with

Iran and supporting the Palestinians in Yemen, of course, aligned with Iran and supporting the Palestinians in Gaza.

Anyway, the Houthis have been firing rockets at Israel, that we know.

But apparently they've also been launching attacks, according to these reports anyway,

they've been launching attacks on commercial

shipping in the Red Sea. And remember, the Red Sea is an important access point. It's

the exit point, an entry point, of the Suez Canal. So it's a major, you know, transport

corridor.

But apparently there's been, supposedly there's been some attacks on commercial shipping there.

A US destroyer, the USS Carney has been involved.

There's apparently been possible attacks on the USS Carney itself, which it has been able to carry. But, you know, we're not being told very much about this.

But the big story, and we're getting it principally from Politico,

but now National Review and others have weighed in. But the big story is that someone in the

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