Come along as the U.S. military prepares to take a long walk off Joe Biden's short peer.

Hey, everybody. I'm Steve Green with Bill Whittle and Scott Ott. This is Wright Engle, brought you by the members of Bill Whittle.com.

Gentlemen, I don't know if you saw this in Joe Biden's very loud state of the union address last week, but he announced a new humanitarian aid mission to the genocidal organization

known as Hamas that is going to deliver even more food and humanitarian supplies to the Gaza

Strip. This time instead of airdrops, he's ordered an army vessel to the Eastern Med where they

will build a pier so that just shiploads of supplies can be brought into the Gaza Strip,

where, of course, there's currently a war going on since October 7.

Bill, the U.S. Central Command announced that on Saturday, U.S. Army Vessel General Frank Esposan

from the 7th Transportation Brigade, 3rdary, sustainment command, 18 airborne corps,

departed Langley en route to the Eastern Med, less than 36 hours, after President Biden announced his new policy.

Bill, we know these supplies. Hamas will get them. Biden has promised no boots on the ground,

which means no control over where the food goes.

If you are Israel, if you're part of Bibi Nanyahu's war cabinet, are you right now having any

thoughts other than diverting troops away from the main action to secure the coastline

and frustrate your ally the United States from committing

this mission? No. I don't see any reason why Israel would do that. I'll just give you my hot

take on this, Steve, because I had not heard this story before you mentioned it. My first thought on this was, gee, it seems like a big pier would be a nice thing for a city

to have, especially if you're located on an ocean or a sea like the Mediterranean. That was my first

thought. It'd be nice to have a big pier so you could unload supplies and trade goods and bring in

food and all the rest of it. My second thought was, well, why don't they have a large pier anywhere in Gaza City? And my third thought was, well, maybe if

Hamas wasn't building so many tunnels, they could build some piers so they could bring food in

and supplies and trade and goods and all the rest of the things that civilized nations do

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