All right, Alexander, let's talk about what is going on with the U.S. and Iran.

What is going on with the U.S. and Yemen and the Houthis?

It looks like Waltz, if you go off of the reports from the Washington Post of the New York Times

on various other outlets in the in the U.S.

mainstream media outlets.

It looks like waltz was moved, exiled.

I like to say exiled, exiled to the U.S., because the U.N. is not very important for Trump.

It's an important position, the ambassador to the U.N. for Trump.

He's not, he's not so hot on the U.N., but Waltz has been moved to the UN before Trump. He's not so hot on the UN.

But Walt has been moved to the UN.

And it looks like the reason is because he was working, consulting, conspiring with

Netanyahu when it comes to Yemen and the Houthis.

And the entire conflict that the U.S. has with the Houthis, I've been saying it for a while.

I don't understand what it's about.

And Trump has never clarified what the objectives of this are really about.

They say it's about opening up the shipping lanes, but these are shipping lanes that the Europeans depend on.

We've gotten all kinds of mixed messages about what's happening with Yemen and the fact that the U.S. is bombing Yemen and they're

striking at Yemen. And we have the NBC interview with Trump where he talks about Iran as well.

So maybe we can touch on that also because Trump is saying that he wants complete disarmament, no nuclear weapons, not even for

energy reasons in Iran, which I think is a big ask. Anyway, let's start. What do you want to start

with Iran or do you want to start with Yemen? I think you're absolutely correct to say that these

two events are connected deeply with each other.

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