Talking about rewards for justice. I know that falls under Department of State, but I was speaking to a previous DOJ individual and he says the rewards for justice is a very big role.

So for instance, right now we have Iran going out. We saw Venezuela on how smooth it was going in, boom, took him, we woke up. Wait a minute. What happened? Nothing. So no thousands of U.S.

soldiers, you know, no, so nothing, no 19-year-old lost. No, wow. And Maduro is in America now? Yes.

How was it done? Well, you know, sometimes we have different mechanisms of what we do.

When it comes on to rewards for justice, where we give away, you know, million to $25 million,

whether we find the individual or sometimes, do we ever do this?

And you may just shut it down at the beginning or you say, yes, Iran right now.

We're sending everybody, not everybody, but a lot of folks that are going over there,

there will be 52 bombers, all these things that are going there, getting ready to see what's going to happen. Would we in a situation like Iran

consider using rewards of justice to get some of their lieutenants to turn against the Chaminai,

or that wouldn't work with a regime like Iran?

I can't speak to that in particular, and nor should I.

But I think that the president recognizes the real threat that the Iranian regime is and is willing to use every authority that he has to make sure that the American people can be safe.

He's been very clear about stating where that red line is, and he's followed through on that every single time.

So I think that's what's so important right now is when you're dealing with the Iranian regime or any other country that's threatened us, Russia, North Korea, these countries,

is that they know that we have a president that does what he says he's going to do and is strong

and will use the authorities that he has. So that could be something, although I haven't had that

discussion in particular with the president. I would be, I don't know if that tactic works with radicals. I don't, but listen, I would put it on the list. If I had a job like that working on Pennsylvania, I may consider that job. I think that could work in the Western Hemisphere. I don't know if that works with IRGC. Who knows? Who knows? I don't know what you can do with that money that's given to his direct reports.

I do know at any given moment something could happen.

And especially when, you know, Whitkoff and Kushner.

And by the way, forgive me by saying last names, I'm a former military guy.

So we call everybody by their last names.

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