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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

And then also talks about the Strait of Hormuz.

This is an interesting part here.

And Iran's new supreme leader goes on to say the closure of the Strait of Hormuz

should be continued as a tool to quote, pressure the enemy. And so the rhetoric that we're going to say the closure of the straight Hormuz should be continued as a tool to quote pressure the enemy.

And so the rhetoric that we are hearing from Iran's new supreme leader

is quite similar to his father's rhetoric.

Yeah, and that's working pretty good.

That's a pretty good strategy, actually,

closing the Strait of Hormuz where 20% of the world's oil traffic goes through.

And currently, you got like a thousand ships lined up that can't go through because they're worried about being attacked.

Five ships attacked in the last day.

Now, the White House just said we are prepared to escort ships through.

We're talking to Mike Lyons a little bit about that earlier.

Wow, do they attack our U.S. Navy escorts through the Strait of Hermuz, if necessary, according to the White House.

Well, I'd say, what do you mean, if necessary?

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