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All right, holy hell. The sequence of events that took place last night is rather mind-blowing,

and I want to walk through it in a very simple manner, because for the second time in the past week, the United States and Iran exchanged fire during what we're still supposed to be calling a ceasefire, quote, ceasefire, but I think it's anything but that. When Israel is relentlessly striking Lebanon, Lebanon strikes back,

when 16 people were killed in Lebanon overnight by Israel at the same time that the United States is aggressing on Iran, that is not a ceasefire in my eyes, even if this administration

wants to declare it one. On top of that, Donald Trump is getting increasingly desperate as the United States

is running out of a lot of our missile capacity. The CSIS is saying that one-third to one-half

of our precision stockpiles and our interceptor stockpiles have been used on this war. Every single

missile that we use, wasting it on Iran, is one less missile that Russia or China

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