We have seen chaos in the Middle East since the October 7th terror attacks.

Iran through its proxies have continued to attack the United States in the Middle East,

including recently a drone attack which led to the deaths of three US soldiers.

It's been reported that we thought that the enemy drone was a US drone so it was allowed to pass unchallenge. So what does this all mean for the future as

Iran continues to ramp up these proxy attacks? We're gonna ask Abe Homade, he's a former Army intelligence officer who has served in Saudi Arabia.

He's also been in combat with the Houthis, one of the Iran's proxies.

So he knows a thing or two about this. He's running for Congress now in Arizona's eighth

congressional district. So we're also going to get his take on the border as well, running

for Congress in a border state. What does he think about that?

How concerned should we be with these terrorists

likely entering the United States?

I also want to get his take.

He ran for attorney general, only lost

by a couple hundred points. A lot of it came down to the

disruption that took place in Maricopa County. So what does he think about

early voting and mail invaliding? Should Republicans change or tune on that all of that and more with

Abe Homadee who's running for Congress in Arizona.

Well Abe it's nice to have you back on the show. You are running for Congress, so I'm sure you're very

busy right now. Thanks for coming on.

Thank you, Lisa. Good to be with you.

So, you know, Abe, we just lost three U.S. soldiers in a drone strike in Jordan, more than

48 wounded.

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