Well, howdy there, internet people, it spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump rolling the dice on a regional war.

As Trump continues to try to negotiate over Iran's nuclear program,

which he claimed he already obliterated. He's being warned by more

and more experts that it won't be an easy affair to shift the government in Iran. Trump has yet

to articulate any form of plan for a transition to a new government. Trump likes to point to the big ships we have in region.

And yes, the Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group was redirected from the Indo-Pacific and is now in

the Middle East. The Lincoln is a country topler, but it's not a regime change machine.

It can't assist new leadership.

Experts are obviously concerned because of, you know, the whole reason he's trying to negotiate.

Generally speaking, advanced international affairs experts refer to having uncertain leadership

in a country with a nuclear program by the highly technical term of a bad idea.

Beyond the in-depth technical analysis of his concepts of a plan for a sketch of a future war. There's growing concern over

his K-sara-s-rah-sara attitude when it comes to the possibility of sparking a wider regional war

with an attack on Iran. A reporter asked Trump about Iranian leadership, saying the attack could spark a regional war.

And Trump said, quote,

Of course he would say that, but we have the biggest, most powerful ships in the world over there.

Very close.

Couple of days.

And hopefully we'll make a deal. We don't make a deal.

Then we'll find out whether or not he was right. We'll find out whether or not he was right.

Maybe after a solid year of consistently pushing our closest allies away, you know, the kind we would

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