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Let me just start with what are your thoughts as to where the conflict right now with Israel

and Hamas stands? What are the primary? What's top of mind for you as we're getting ready for this

ground invasion to likely happen and the US response? Just walk me through what do you think is most

pertinent? I think what's most pertinent is the fact that this thing already feels ridiculously

overheated all around the world on the domestic front, all the vial Jew hatred we're seeing on

college campuses, the pro-Hamas rallies, disgusting stuff, and it really hasn't even started yet.

I mean, the IDF has been involved in bombing targets inside Gaza where Hamas is storing cakes of

weaponry and missiles and all of that, but the ground invasion hasn't started yet. This thing is

very far from over, and the million dollar question buck, and I suspect one of the numerous reasons

that the IDF has not actually sent the tanks rolling into Gaza yet, is what happens on

that northern front where you have Hezbollah, which is a direct Iranian proxy, the Shiite

terror militia. They have 100 to 150,000 precision-guided missiles, is the intelligence community's

estimate of that. That's like serious weaponry. I mean, Hezbollah has a much more sophisticated arsenal

than Hamas. You know, there's not much of a question as to whether the IDF can handle both,

but it's clearly a less than ideal situation. And then from an American perspective, obviously,

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