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Let's have a talk about Iran.

John Carney is going to join us, discuss the economic stakes of this.

I'm sure Lee Smith has many strong feelings, all that and more coming up on I'm right.

All right. So it's been 48 hours now of all this Iran stuff going on,

and I'm sure you've experienced the exact same thing I experienced for the last

48 hours. Here's something for you. For I think like 10 hours yesterday, I just shut my phone off

and put it in a drawer because every single person with my phone number is texting me. What do you

think? What do you think? What do you think? Well, here's what I think

of a bit. Okay. So I decided I wanted to wait until now to lay it all out and let me explain why.

We'll get to everything else in a moment. There is an old, old quote, and I'll be honest with you,

I spent some time trying to track down who said it. The quotes attributed to about

a thousand different people. So who cares, who said it? It is true. Or it is true. In war,

the first casualty is the truth. This is not unique to the modern era. This is not unique to

the cell phone era of social media, things like that.

Since war has begun, everyone lies when it begins.

And there are so many different reasons for the lies.

You want to cover things up for the enemy.

You don't want to let them know what you're doing.

You want your own people to feel better about things. You want the enemy to feel don't want to let him know what you're doing, you want your own people to feel

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