The fact that he calls every Muslim in the world untrustworthy, says everybody who identifies as Muslim is a predator, compares Muslims to animals.

He is not a serious human being, and you can see the utter bigotry in every world.

I speak on the authority of the universe, that Iran and all its proxies and the Muslim world behind it. There is going to be only the language of fire.

Iran will respond, have no doubt about that, and the Israeli regime will be punished.

For decades, Iran has used its militias to antagonize Israel by proxy

and to protect itself from its sworn enemy, the United States.

That strategy has now been obliterated, along with Hezbollah's entire chain of command.

His leader, Hassan Nasrallah, was killed in an enormous strike on his headquarters in Beirut on Friday.

An assassination has been 18 years in the making.

You wouldn't know, though, from some of the commentary this weekend, but Nasrallah was a terrorist.

He propped up Assad's murderous regime in Syria. He trained fighters in Hamas, as well as violent militias in Iraq and Yemen.

He ordered strikes on Israel in the immediate aftermath, October the 7th. The world is a better place without him.

But is it safer? Could a humiliated Iran decide but a nuclear bomb is now the only recourse for defense?

Israel has just announced that it intends to launch a ground in Cursion into Lebanon, and it could start as early as today.

Meanwhile, one million Lebanese have already been displaced by the escalating conflict, which is one-fifth of the entire population.

The civilian death toll is rising.

The war in Gaza rages on.

Nasrallah has met a deservingly grim end,

but the crisis in the Middle East may have only just begun.

In a moment I'll be speaking to the Iranian-American academic,

Professor Mohamed Miranda, Randy, who is in Beirut,

but first returning to uncensored to discuss the fallout,

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