The Iranians are also trying to assassinate me.

So for me, the question is who gets me first?

The Iranians are Trump.

The leader, Haifa al-Qa-Khamenei, he was martyred because he stayed at home.

And he said, I'm not leaving my office in my home, because many Iranians have nowhere to go,

and so I cannot leave.

If you've got such freedom of speech, criticize your regime right now.

Go on.

Let's give the people an entire picture of what's actually taking place on the ground

and not just blow smoke up their butt.

Nine days ago, I spoke to former US National Security Advisor John Bolton about the looming possibility of a US war in Iran. In my opening monologue then, I laid out some big practical

questions, which had to be answered in order to make the case for war. I'm going to repeat them

so that you can judge for yourself, whether they've been answered

now the war has begun.

Is the US planning surgical strikes against specific capabilities and powerful men?

Or is this a longer, riskier, more complex operation?

Is the aim to bully the current regime into compliance, or is it to change the regime altogether?

The Iranian protesters don't have the guns.

There's no opposition militia.

So who is going to sweep in and govern a new Iran?

And the biggest question most U.S. voters are now asking, why are we doing this?

Well, in my view, all of those questions remain unanswered.

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