Seems kind of strange that the Prime Minister of Israel would launch this attack, knowing they don't have the capability to take out the main enrichment site.

He must have been expecting Trump to get involved from the very beginning.

I think he's probably, yes, I think he probably has anticipated that this is something that he's wanted to do for the entire time that he's been the Israeli Prime Minister

and has never had such a supportive voice in the White House as he's been the Israeli prime minister and has never had such a supportive

voice in the White House as he sees in Donald Trump. I don't think Trump wants to do this,

by the way. Let me also own that. I don't think this is something Trump wants to do. I think he wants

a negotiated resolution. But it just seems as if Israel has put us in this position where

now almost the U.S. is feeling backed into a corner.

This 30,000 pound massive ordinance penetrator, the mop, as they call the bunker buster.

And you can see just how big it is. You've got 172 foot wingspan. And if anyone's been to an air show

and seen this, it's quite an impressive thing, can fly up to a 50,000 altitude capable of

mid-air refueling. Yeah. And so you can also use a B-52, but this is the preferred aircraft

because of its stealth, because this aircraft won't be seen coming.

Tuesday, when he had a National Security Council meeting, he was presented with attack plans on Iran, including going after Fordow, the nuclear site that is deep within a mountain, about a mile,

and a half a mile, excuse me, underneath that mountain that would require pretty large American bombs in order to destroy. He approved of those plans,

but he did not give a final order. So effectively he has the defense community, the military

community being prepared for if he were to say go, to go. But once you make that decision, once you say, once you get those attack plans ready, it does build a bit of

momentum towards Sango. Now, you can always pull back, and it seems like he has with his two weeks

play. But he's now having meetings with, you know, people like Steve Bannon about whether or not

actually going ahead would break the MAGA coalition.

He's having meetings with, you know, people on the traditional Republican hawks who would like him to go ahead and even push further towards regime change.

He's caught in a bit of a bind here between, you know, in his own politics and the military situation.

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