John Bolton, okay, we've been on this rodeo before.

Does that not give you pause for thought now with Iran?

No, my position would be that we are entitled to and should use enough force to help

destabilize the regime and they get the opposition and the power.

General Clark, hold on.

They have cost us trillions of dollars.

And you know that, and they have cost us blood and treasure.

And it's Israel doing that, General Clark.

Be a patriot, be a patriot.

Be a patriot.

Stand it for America, not for Israel.

Can we have some respect for the general, please?

This isn't about what the facts are.

This is about how you are looking at the facts.

And this isn't, no, no, we don't interrupt.

You're not my teacher.

As we speak, the United States is assembling a formidable arsenal of warships and aircraft in the Middle East.

It's the biggest military buildup in that region since the invasion of

Iraq in 2003. A lot of the talking points are very familiar too. Iran must have built long-range

missiles which could strike the continental United States. Iran is governed by fanatics who butcher

their own people. They hate us. They're misogynists and they don't share our values. All of these things,

as far as I can see, are true, but do they justify a United States war which currently looks

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