Iran's formerly supreme leader, Ayatollah, Ameni, is dead.

This was our last best chance to strike what we're doing right now and eliminate the intolerable threats posed by this sick and sinister regime.

And they are indeed sick and sinister.

Our rules of engagement are gold, precise, and designed to unleash American power, not shackling.

This was never meant to be a fair fight.

And it is not a fair fight.

We are punching them while they're down,

which is exactly how it should be.

Live from the Burnah Less Lethal Pistol Pistol Studio,

it's Howie Car.

Welcome to the Howie Car. Welcome to the Howie Car Show, 844-5-400, 4242.

Didn't the Iranians overthrow the Shah in 1979?

Because for one reason,

they didn't believe in a hereditary monarchy

because that led to authoritarianism and despots, tyranny.

Yet now here it is, 47 years later,

and the Ayatollah's son has succeeded the Ayatollah.

Sounds to me like the hereditary monarchy is back.

And Pavlovy is still in Paris or the Beltway or wherever he's hanging out making those videos.

844-542-42 Limerick guy says if a one-legged Ayatola has one foot in the grave,

at least he doesn't have to worry about his other foot being on a banana peel.

If he's killed, will they bury him?

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