We just got to report right now two hours ago from an insider, a good friend, that ranger

said this Sunday they're being deployed, you know, boots on the ground going out this Sunday.

And they're calling their families, hey, this is what's going on.

This is a ranger. This is not somebody. So listen, we are getting deployed and they're telling

us here's what we're going. So if he's talking like this that we're negotiating, but on the back end we're sending in, is he trying to deflect and confuse?

Is that Trump's lineup doing things?

Because if he doesn't, and it comes back and it was a nuclear negotiation and you just killed 50 of their family members,

you now, you thought they were angry.

You just increased the temperature of anger to hold a different level that the world.

So then the people that were non-interventionists are going to come out and say,

what?

I told you you shouldn't have gone in the first place.

So he's in a very interesting place.

But again,

I voted for him to, you know, in these situations, to trust the decisions he's making. Let's see what they're going to be doing. Because no matter how much we talk about, guess what we don't have. We don't have all the information. We don't have all the intel. We know what they're going to be doing. Rob, did you find that clip? I'm still looking.

Yeah, it's a, it's a clip from two days ago where he says that. So if you do find it, let me know. Any thoughts? It's a lot of smoke screens, but I think that's intentional. And I mean, if it's going to follow the patterns of what he's done in the past, it's something, he's distraction, distraction, and confuse people and then boom out of nowhere. Something swift, fast, and super effective happens where, like, I don't think the Tripoli is going to ultimately play a role in whatever happens because everybody in the world's looking at it, watching it, saying, okay, it's three days away now, it's two days away now, it's one day away now. So I think something different is going to happen aside from that, maybe with the Carg Island. But, you know, there's no way that we just make a deal with them now because that would be a worse situation than we went into in the first place. So it gets like a, you know, what goes from a extremist hostile regime to a pissed off extremist hostile regime, like, you know, with oil at a higher price and with all the infrastructure for oil,

halfway damage. So, yeah, no, you have to go all the way now, no half measures. Tom.

Yeah. I hate it because, you know, I like that Maduro was in and out. I liked that I thought

we had conducted a precision bombing up in the hills and had gotten to some nuclear facilities.

And now there's a little part of me that's like, you know, here we go again, weapons of mass destruction,

except that now we can see a missile going 4,000 miles.

We see one, and you can't have that, right?

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