Hey, everybody and welcome back to Cash's Corner.

So, Cash, what I've had on my mind the last little while is, I guess, the global state of national security. I'm thinking about my

country of origin, Poland. I've been thinking about Iran. I've been thinking about China. I've

been thinking about Russia, of course, because that's kind of mostly what we're hearing about when

it comes to national

security threats recently. Something President Trump said in the recent interview you did with him

kind of struck me. And this was that he said, you know, basically that Iran may be just

months away from having a nuclear weapon or having material to build the nuclear

weapon. What do you make of all this?

So I'm going to answer that, but I'm going to remind our audience, in case they missed our

interview with President Trump, you should check it out on Cash's Corner.

But I do thank the president's onto something, President Trump.

And there's a number of reasons for that.

President Trump, I know, closely followed the intelligence of all major threat streams when he was president.

I know because I was the Deputy Director of National Intelligence and delivered the presidential daily briefing.

I know because I was Chief of Staff at DOD and all these other matters that I handled for the president. And Iran was a constant premier issue because we wanted

to know what they were doing with their nuclear program, amongst so many other things. So I think

the president was briefed up on those issues many, many times, and a lot of that

information remains sensitive and classified, so we won't go into the details of that information,

but what you said was what you and what President Trump said is pretty informative.

He says he thinks that Iran's close to a nuclear weapon or nuclear weapons grade material. And based on the

reporting I've seen in the media over the last year since I've been out, it looks like Iran's

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