Well, in between the Super Bowl halftime show and Epstein and the Winter Olympics, most Americans

probably weren't aware that we were on the verge of a massive regional war in the Middle

East, if not a third world war.

We are.

The largest movement of American military hardware is since 2003 the Iraq invasion is now in or steaming toward

the Persian Gulf off Iran preparatory to what could be the aforementioned war.

Now most people once again probably didn't know this Those who did know it weren't for it.

Recent polls on this question, are you for a war with Iran? It's about one in five Americans support it.

The rest are probably asking war with Iran. Why we have a war with Iran? They said no idea.

The president did address it last night in his state of the union and at a press conference,

and he said in public what he basically says in private, Trump being one of those rare public

figures who's pretty much the same behind closed doors as he is on stage. He says pretty much

the same stuff. It's a little funnier in private, but basically he's not a different guy. He's the same guy.

And he's been saying the same thing about Iran for a long time. Really two things. One, Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon.

They cannot have a nuclear weapon. He says it again and again. He really means it. That's not a talking point. It's completely sincere.

And two, I would prefer a negotiated settlement. I'd prefer peace

rather than war. And that's obviously true. So to bottom line, where we are right now at the end of

February 2026 on this looming Iran war, seems likely have all those aircraft carriers in the Persian Gulf, planes ready, missiles

ready, but it's not certain because the president hasn't decided to do it. And you may not get

that impression either from watching the news. There is the sense that it's inevitable. And that's

kind of a sci-op, actually, designed to make you think there's

nothing you can do about it. No, Trump has not decided to do this. Again, seems likely all the

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