Well, howdy there, internet people, it's Bell again. So today, we're going to talk about Trump

using the B-2s. A few weeks ago, we talked about how B-2 spirits had been forward-deployed to an island

called Diego Garcia. And we went over the speculation, conventional wisdom, and then an item that was being mostly

overlooked as a possibility. When the B-2s were moved forward, most of the speculation suggested

Trump had moved them there to hit Iran. We brought up how the most recent prior use of the

stealth aircraft might hold a clue. Biden used the B-2s to hit Yemen during his

administration. It turns out, yeah, that's what Trump has been doing as well. The exact extent of

the campaign isn't really known, but it hasn't been a one-off operation. It appears the United States

is running a relatively sustained air

campaign targeting Houthis. It looks like there have been hundreds of strikes over the last

month or so. One of the more substantial strikes occurred Thursday when the U.S. hit a fuel terminal

used by the Houthis. At time of recording, it's not yet known whether B2s were

involved in this particular strike. The strike was significant because the terminal is at a port

that is critical to Houthi operations. And while the Sinkcom release didn't acknowledge any casualties,

reports from the ground indicate there were

almost 60. The strike was telegraphed in a State Department release on April 9th that said,

quote, the United States will not tolerate any country or commercial entity providing support

to foreign terrorist organizations, such as the Houthis,

including offloading ships and provisioning oil at Houthi-controlled ports.

There have been three main questions that have come in. The first is whether these strikes

differ from the strikes that were occurring under Biden. Yes,

they differ in frequency, intensity, and targeting. The Biden administration was primarily

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