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Thank you. This is the Dinesh D'Souza podcast. I spoke yesterday about President Trump's strike on ISIS targets in Nigeria.

And the strikes themselves got me thinking about a bigger issue that is a real divide on the right

and this divide concerns the question of when should the U.S. intervene militarily in another country?

Now, in a way, the MAGA movement, the America First Movement,

are a reaction against the Bush policy in which it seems that we too hastily got involved,

though we became involved in a kind of excessive and tangled way,

both in Afghanistan and in Iraq.

These were both military interventions, but in a sense, they both amounted to military occupations.

And they turned out badly in both cases.

The Taliban is back in power, evidently with enough support from the Afghan people

to be able to hold power in that way.

In fact, they were able to survive throughout the U.S. occupation in the mountains.

And similarly in Iraq, the U.S.backed regime has fallen, and essentially what we

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