All right, Alexander, let's talk about the situation with the war in Iran.

We have this report about video briefs given to Trump.

And these video briefs are meant to present the picture of the war where the United States is crushing Iran and obliterating everything.

And this was run by NBC News.

They're the ones that are reporting this.

May explain Trump's rhetoric to a certain extent,

but the Wall Street Journal is reporting that Trump is looking for a quick exit out of this war.

A four-to-six-week timeline was what he had in mind when this war started. And we're coming up to the

fifth week, I believe the fourth fifth week is what we're coming up to. So we have that news.

And then we have Axios saying that the Trump White House is looking for a decisive

final blow to Iran, a big strike that will be fast and quick and decisive and will lead to

the end of the war and victory for Trump. What do you make of all of this news?

Well, we have an awful lot of pieces of information that are flying around. We've had talks

about negotiations, talks about ceasefires, talks about 15-point plans, which may or may not

exist. The Iranians say they haven't received it.

And Catherine Levitt said, you know, you mustn't believe all that you hear apparently about 15-point plans.

We've had deployments of paratroopers, people from the 82nd Airborne Division. We've got talk about massive strikes.

We've had contradictory stories in the Wall Street Journal. We've had this report from NBC.

It is important to hold on to the point that we made before the conflict began, because this to my mind provides the key

to understanding everything. Now, the whole point about the war was to try to create a political

crisis in Iran, to provoke some kind of regime change crisis in Iran, to provoke some kind of regime change crisis in Iran, the people

who are denying it now, but all you have to do is wheel back and read the kind of things that

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