One of the problems with war generally in the United States is that there is no exit strategy defined.

How does one win such a war? What does that look like? What are the objectives we have to achieve in order to do that?

None of that's been enunciated. At no point has anybody told us what the exit strategy of this is, which means it's worse than you describe.

I hope this war in Iran ends. These gas prices are too high and kids are being killed for no reason.

Even the Trump administration cannot explain why they're at war in Iran right now.

And I mean like the Epstein file seems to be as good of a reason as anyone else can figure

out, so stop the war.

This is one of those never-ending wars.

We've been at war for 20 plus years in the Middle East, and now here we go, again,

for another 20. So it's more than just a war. This is now a way of life, and that's what everybody

voted against. That was the mandate of the people to the president, and yet here we go into

another 20-year cycle of war. Hey, friends, welcome back. I'm so glad you're here. And if you are here, it means you have

the intellectual capacity to discuss and evaluate difficult subjects. And you guys know my friend

Todd Callender very well. The other soundbite you heard there was from the 25th premiere

of Manitoba, Wob Canoe, the first First Nations leader to ever hold that

position. And his sentiment is echoing throughout the world. In fact, folks, there's a move on

acts right now to condemn not only this war in Iran, but by parents with young men who pledged

they will never allow their sons to go fight in this war. We're going to discuss all of it,

the good, the bad, and the ugly in a very intellectually honest way today. And I thank you so much

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