Welcome to the Tutor Dixon Podcast. We are watching conflicts across the globe right

now. We have the war in Ukraine, war in Israel, and interestingly mixed feelings about

both among Americans right here on our soil. And I thought it was time to bring in an expert

sadly on the subject of war. He is the former national security advisor to both President

Trump and Vice President Pence and co-chairman of the Center for American Security. Also,

a regular visitor to Michigan and strong supporter of Republicans like Tom Barrett, who is running

for Congress. Without further ado, I want to bring in retired Lieutenant General Keith Kellogg.

General, thank you so much for coming on. Tutor, it's good to be with you. Thank you. And all

by the way, great supporter of yours. Could you're going to play? Thank you. Yes. And I, I mean,

honestly, for people listening, you traveled around the country in 22. And I saw you several times

in Michigan. And I just appreciate what you were willing to do to stand up for strong conservatives

out there. And right now, we need strong people to stand up and explain what's going on. Because

one of the things that we've been experiencing, I would say since October 7 is, I don't think people

really understand what we're seeing. And we have too many people who have never had any experience

with war or strategy or anything like that coming out and saying, this is how it should be done.

And I think that's incredibly dangerous for people across the country watching on social media

and saying, oh, yeah, I think they're right. And having no idea what that actually means.

So I wanted to kind of hit on both things because we just had a guest on who said something

really interesting. He was saying how you don't hear the term ceasefire come up at all with Ukraine,

but you hear it with Israel. Why are we having such a different reaction to the war with Russia,

Ukrainian and war with Russia than we are with Israel? Yeah, he tutored a great question. In fact,

I was talking to my team today about this and how they're really kind of dissimilar. And I was

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