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so in just a second we're going to talk to sauger and jet, who's one of the smartest and most honest analysts of American politics, we think about the effect of the war in Iran here in the U.S., on our politics, on our economy, on our life.

But first, just a couple of quick things, which is no matter what you think of this war, you've got to be rooting for the United States,

your country, and particularly for the people fighting this war. It's a cliche to say it, but it's true.

They are the best people. This country produces people who voluntarily joined to defend the United

States, who are often put to bad use and badly treated by our political class, but that doesn't

make them bad. They are great,

and you've got to be rooting for them for us collectively and saying prayers both for the country

and for the people fighting on its behalf and in its name, our troops. That is real.

The second thing concerns to show that we did two days ago about the efforts to rebuild the third temple in Jerusalem.

We went on at some length about this and why at its core for some of the people fighting in this

conflict in the United States and Israel and Iran, this is a religious conflict and that we should

be aware of the effects of that long-term.

Religious conflicts are not typically resolved quickly. They can go on generationally. They can go on

a thousand years. In fact, they're still ongoing for over a thousand years in some cases.

So it's a big deal to have a religious war. In some ways, this may turn out to be a religious

war. And others, it's just inherently a religious war. So you should know. And at the center of that conflict is this thing called the Third Temple, which is not yet exist, but some people would like to rebuild. So we did a whole show on this. Seemed important and true. And in the course of that show, we described patches that some soldiers in the Israeli

military, the IDF, are wearing, that show an image of a temple, the third temple. And we asked,

where did these come from? And it seems like from accounts that we read from those soldiers online,

that they got these patches somehow

from a group called Habad. In the United States is a global group, but it's headquartered here

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