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As right now on the phone lines, it's Ty McCoy, who served as U.S. Assistant Secretary of the Air Force during the Reagan administration, and we're happy to be joined right now by Ty McCoy. Good morning, Mr.

McCoy. How are you? Um, just fine. Good morning. It's great to be with you today.

Absolutely. And John Katzmatidis is here in studio with me, as well as Bert Flickinger, as we're so excited to be able to chat with Ty.

So, Mr. McCoy, I understand there's some new information that came to light in recent days

that you were maybe texting with John about.

Well, there is.

There's a very interesting dynamic at work, I think, and I think it's escalating a little bit,

and it sort of flows along the following lines that the strikes around Christmas, which is kind of reminiscent of George Washington crossing the Delaware, Christmas Eve, the Battle of Hesians, and this relates to the strikes on ISIS in the country, the large country, the most populous country of Africa,

under the leadership of a very fine president, Tanubu, to take out some Irish, some ISIS militants

that had come drifting down from the Middle East. And then at the same time, the president is

upping the ante against Maduro at the same time he's

working to distract really a lot of people think that he's they have something called TDS as you know

the media and other yeah from Trump arrangement syndrome but really Trump has got something going that I think is TDDS, which

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