All right, Alexander, let's talk about Iran and Israel and the United States and the comments

from the Trump White House about the obliteration of the nuclear facilities and the mainstream

media saying that those nuclear facilities are not obliterated and Trump coming back saying

they're obliterated and the mainstream media are saying they're not obliterated. And we have a lot of talk and a lot of focus on the obliterated and Trump coming back saying they're obliterated and the mainstream media saying they're not obliterated. And we have a lot of talk and a lot of focus on the obliteration of these nuclear

facilities. But we also have moves being made by Iran, Russia, China, Pakistan, maybe even India.

A lot of things are going on in the background that no one is talking about, but we're going to talk about it.

A lot of focus is being placed on Trump's statements about the destruction of the nuclear facilities.

But this is far from over. That's my sense of things. Maybe we have a pause, maybe a couple of months pause. Maybe everything's going to shift

back to Project Ukraine, but Project Iran is far from over. Anyway, your thoughts on everything

that's going on. Yeah, well, let's quickly discuss this question of whether or not the facilities have

been destroyed or not destroyed.

We are not there.

We cannot say the Defence Intelligence Agency has published this report, which says with

low confidence that they think that the facilities have not been destroyed.

Now, that's the only report I'm aware of from an intelligence agency which exists, which

has properly assessed a situation.

We get all kinds of other people, Tulsi Gabbard now, John Radcliffe, of course the President

of the United States, Pete Hegseth, we're all telling us the opposite things.

None of them, as far as I can see, address the substantive points made from what we know about the Defense Intelligence Agency report.

There's been, I think, a very strange article by Seymourth. A lot of people

are talking about, which as far as I could see doesn't take us any further. It comes up with all sorts

of strange theories about, you know, ancient Troy and Schleiman and how people took inspiration from

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