47 years. That's how long the United States and Iran have been circling each other like two drunks in a parking lot.

All bark, no teeth, for the most part, until Saturday, February 28, 26. The teeth came out.

And now it's not a parking lot anymore. It's just a large crime scene that stretches from Beiru to Dubai and the people bleeding the most are the ones who are just trying to walk past it.

We are now in day three. Six American service members are dead. Iran's supreme leader, the most powerful man in a country of 85 million, is dead.

At least 555 Iranians are dead across 131 cities.

11 people dead in Israel.

Nine of them killed when a missile slammed into a synagogue shelter.

That included three teenagers.

52 people are dead in Lebanon because Hezbollah just opened a brand new front that didn't exist just 48 hours ago.

Dubai, Dubai, the city that turned sand into a skyline, has smoke curling around it.

The U.S. Embassy compound in Kuwait was hit.

Kuwait shot down three of our own jets by accident.

Qatar Energy just halted all liquefied natural gas production. No timeline for resumption, by the way,

and European gas prices surged 40% in a single day. And the man who swept into office on America first, make America great again,

no more forever wars, stood in the eastern of the White House this morning and told the country

this would take four to five weeks. But he's prepared to, quote, go far longer than that. So here's the question no one in Washington

wants to answer honestly. How did we get here? Not the press briefing version that we've been getting,

not the cable news cry on version, not the talking points, you know, Uncle Bob is copy pasting

from Freedom Eagle over on Facebook,

one of his far right groups.

I want to know the actual bipartisan trail of broken promises, failed diplomacy,

legitimate grievances, and all of the miscalculations that put American pilots over Tehran

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