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I'm Hello, everyone. Welcome to Unity Without Compromise. This is your host, Dr. Steve LaTulup.

Thanks again for joining me today. As always,

we've got a lot happening in our world, much to divide us and much also to unite us. And it is

always a choice. Take the Iran War, which continues to be a very sore spot for many Americans and for many reasons.

I'm actually appalled at how many people are extremely divided on this issue.

Some see it as another war with no end, sort of like Vietnam, or like the Afghanistan war, the post-9-11 era,

that seems to have brought us into friction with the Middle East in a way that we never wanted,

we never bargained for, we felt that we were lied to about nuclear

threats that were non-existent. And we are asking ourselves, are we being led down that path again?

And so we have people, good people, good patriots on both sides who are for and against President Trump attacking Iran, even in the first place.

We have good patriots who are challenging the affront that we have launched against the druggies who are bringing all kinds of toxic and

lethal drugs into our country from the South American regimes, the Pacific.

Well, President Trump has been doing his best in his mind, I believe, to bring justice back to America and to the Western Hemisphere.

And let me tell you, he's having an awful time of it.

He recently called a meeting of his cabinet members on Wednesday, the 27th, in order to discuss issues related to various things, the economy, foreign policy, and the domestic battle against fraud.

But the real big issue is the war in Iran. I see this issue

dividing us in ways that kind of saddens me, but also shows us that we are still in a people's republic,

in a democratic style that says the people have a voice.

And that is encouraging to me.

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