Gahe, humans. Here we are. Talking about Iran again, I thought we'd won this. I thought, I thought Trump, I thought Tarko had done it. Last time I spoke last week, Trump was always chickening out again. And we were so relieved. We named the live stream. Trump always chickens out. Thank

F. Wood. And we were feeling like, you know, he didn't know what he was doing necessarily.

And then he said that he's going to raise a great civilization and raise them to the ground,

and the civilization will end tonight. And he said,

I'm going to take out their bridges, and I'm going to take out their power plants, and I'm going

to take out every last man, woman, and child, and they're all going to die. It's going to be

horrendous. And then it seemed like the Iranians sort of blinked, and I was saying, thank goodness for the Pakistanis, for bringing the Iranians together and going, okay, let's just have a two-week ceasefire. We're going to open the straits. Everyone can breathe a sign of relief. We're going to get the oil out again. Get the oil flowing. I get some relief at the pump. And then after two weeks, what I thought, what many people

thought was, well, Tarko, Trump, he's going to take the opportunity to just declare war,

to declare victory and walk away. He's not going to want the war to go on for any longer because

he knows that there's no strategic endgame here. And he's sort. And he's deployed all of his tactical wins up at the very start.

See, what you want to do if you're, let me give you a little lesson in military,

in military strategy here.

And the difference between strategy and tactic is,

the tactic is we're going to take out the leadership,

we're going to blow up their nuclear sites, we're going to take out the leadership, we're going to blow up their

nuclear sites, we're going to take out their ballistic missiles, we're going to kill, you know,

all the senior military guys. That's all great tactically. We're going to own the skies over

Iran. And they did that very quickly. And then they go, so what's the strategic goal? What are we actually

doing? What's the purpose of this? What do we get out of it? And then it was a little bit more

ambiguous because if Iran is saying that they're going to put in a toll booth on the straight

of Hormuz, and can we all just appreciate for a moment, ladies and gentle persons, how pleasant

it is that we live in an era where everyone gets to say the word Hormuz so frequently,

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