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The And good morning, everybody on this Sunday, March the 29th. I'm Steve Schmidt with the warning today by Malcolm Nance, Black Man Spy and Denver Ringelman, the former congressman,

and of course the January 6th advisor, counselor, staff member, whatever you did there. It was

consequential and important. It's the 30th day of the war.

And this war as predicted is not going well.

Malcolm, before we were at war, we had a conversation with Ken Harbaugh,

and the conversation went something like this. I said, Malcolm,

Ken, have you both sailed through the Strait of Hormuz? And you both responded saying, yes.

We have sailed through the Strait of Hormuz. And then I ask you to describe the Strait of Hormuz.

And then I asked you to describe the Strait of Hormuz, and you said the Strait of Hormuz is very narrow.

And it is surrounded on both sides by high grounds between Iran and Oman. And we talked at length about the fact that air power alone would not be able to control

this vital strait, this waterway through which a great deal of the world's oil passes through.

So here we are a month later.

None of the strategic goals, the administration set out at the beginning of the war have

happened.

And like we predicted, in a worst case scenario, here we are at the escalation where there's talk of using

light infantry, airborne troops, and a marine expeditionary unit to seas islands, airports, and perhaps the high ground around those airports,

again, with no plan, no strategy, no press embedded with the military at all and how do you see it gosh you know i have sailed through

the straight of home moves i've been through the straight of home moves a dozen times in war in the

1980s we had the oil tanker wars going on back then.

We were escorting warships.

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