units prepared to probably go into battle, maybe even this weekend.

So the country has to come together for that.

There's going to be plenty of time for finger pointing about how we got here.

But the question's got to be, what do we find is victory?

What does President Trump define his victory?

And how do we get this thing done as quickly as possible and get our boys and girls home?

Okay, so you posed a critical question.

Really, the only answer that really matters is what does President Trump view as victory.

But how would you define victory? I'm curious.

I would find victories that President Trump set out.

The military operation to defang and declaw the Iranian Soviet.

No nuclear weapons, destroy their industrial base,

destroy their ballistic missile and their missile capabilities,

those four or five things, but you have to make sure that we can guarantee free passage

of the Strait of Hormuz.

I was there in 1979 and 1980.

I was on a destroyer during the Iranian hostage crisis.

We were the first carrier battle group ever to show up, what, 47 years ago. So it's a dangerous

place. We have to do that. If we do that, I think President Trump can call that victory and we can come home.

My fear is, and here's one thing you should notice,

the Iranians, who's left of them,

have picked up the tactics of President Trump.

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