Hello, everybody, and thank you for tuning into the Liberty Report. Dr. Paul is away today,

but I'll be handling the show on this very, very big newsday, and I am very thankful to have an old

friend join me. Jim Jadris. Jim is a, was a career foreign service officer. He was an

foreign affairs expert in the United States Senate.

He's worked around Capitol Hill for many decades. And is a great friend, Jim, welcome to the program today.

Thank you, Daniel. Like you said, an old friend emphasis on the old. It's so it was a pleasure and an honor to be with you and Dr. Paul anytime.

Well, thanks very much. Well, Jam, as we know, over the weekend, probably about little over

12 hours after President Trump said that he will take two weeks to think about whether or not he

would bomb Iran actually launched an operation or at least apparently launched an operation,

or at least he told us he launched an operation against Iran, which I think entailed some 120 aircraft,

all sorts of whizbang, obfuscation and fullery,

and an amazing, brilliant,

if you listen to Pete Hegsteth,

the most brilliant military operation in history.

We tricked him in Guam and we snuck in under the radar

and took out all of their facilities,

as Trump said, completely obliterated Iran's nuclear program. Well, within 24 hours when the satellite photos came out,

there was a little bit of speculation as to whether that was overdone.

Take us through what you see having had happened and what you think might happen.

Well, Daniel, obviously, it was the best

operation ever. Frankly, people are saying it was perfect. And I mean, look, I mean, a couple of things here.

One is, as far as I know, the demand from President Trump for Iran's unconditional surrender is still

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