Hello, it's Saturday. It's the Saturday show, and I often bring you one from the vault and one from the week.

So our spiel of the week, it technically wasn't even a spiel because it led the show.

It's like if it's whiskey that's not bottled in Kentucky, it can't be bourbon.

So our spiel of the week was about the guardians asking the question, truly honestly,

earnestly, why would Israel want to kill the head of Iran? So we get into that for a little while.

And then I was looking back at some of my past Iran coverage. My past Donald Trump possibly

attacking or waging war on Iran. And do you remember this?

In June of 2019, Iran shot down an American surveillance drone in the Gulf of Oman.

And then President Trump got very upset to the point where he scrambled the jets.

There was a scrambling.

He then pulled back. He called off a

strike. We were cocked and loaded to retaliate last night on three different sites when I asked

how many will die. And he framed his decision not to attack as a love of life. So I talk about what was

going on then. It's very interesting, two things. One,

whoever was acting Secretary of Defense, I say it in the spiel, I have no idea of who that guy

was. What a time, right? But then I look back at where Trump was then. And what I don't say,

because I couldn't cast my head into the future, I think one difference between 2019 and

2026 wasn't even Iran's actions,

although Iran's weakness demonstrated weakness certainly played into the fact

that the Trump administration chose to attack now.

I think it might have something to do with Trump's lack of patience.

Remember, these attacks happened as negotiations

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