The critics raved, or at least ranted.

Hi, I'm Scott Ott with Bill Whittle and Stephen Green.

This episode of Right Angles brought to you by the members at Bill Whittle.com.

And gentlemen, I want to do something a little bit different with this episode of Right Angle.

And that is take a look at some of the obvious and a little more subtle criticisms that I've heard in the past week that keep popping

up in the media and from politicians and various others.

This is in light of the fact that one of Tulsi Gabbard's associates in her department

has recently resigned in protest over the U.S. Israel war in Iran.

And so, but it made me think it wasn't just what he did. And I'm not, I don't know anything

about this guy. I mean, other than I know he served in the military, he was in counterintelligence

and stuff like that. I'm not impuging this person.

And in fact, I think anybody who resigns in protest with a moral question is better than the

guy who hangs around and undercuts the administration's policy.

Or complains in uniform for that matter. Yes, 100%. Yes. So he's out of there. Anyway,

so here's what I've been hearing, guys. And Steve,

you can take your pick from this basket of deplorables. But these are the through lines that I've

been hearing in the mainstream media. Trump was naive about the war that is now, and the phrase is, dragged on into its third week.

Military veterans who have fought in time of war have got to be chuckling into their sleeves about that phrase.

Anyway, so Trump is naive about the war that is now dragged on to its third week.

Israel is trying to get Iran to slaughter its own people in the streets.

That's why Israel is encouraging the people of Iran to rise up because they think it would be useful to their purposes.

Yes.

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