Alexander Gray

So Saudi Arabia has been, I mean, it is not inconsequential that one of the very first international trips that President Trump took in his first term was to Saudi Arabia.

And he made an historic trip with the Saudis and others to Sharm el-Sheikh this year for peace talks.

He set up the Board of Peace.

He's doing so many things to try to help the people in those regions to actually see an opportunity for peace in the Middle East.

That's why I continue to, I think he should win the Nobel Peace Prize.

I know that it was gracious of others to give him to him, but I think he deserves it on his own.

Yeah, there's a lot of risks.

Obviously, we could see where is China going to go?

What is what's going to happen with Russia?

And, you know, they've obviously not weighed in on this.

But, you know, China has been the biggest facilitator to Iran purchasing all their oil, giving them the money that they have been able to use to to engage with proxies, not helping the Iranian people, by the way, but, you know, funding Hamas and all the other terrorist groups that have been disrupting the area.

So the region, I mean, the Middle East,

So I do think, you know, as a conservative, I know obviously we're concerned about it, but I feel like right now President Trump is really, they set this thing up in such an interesting way.

You know, we have the USS Lincoln in the Arabian Sea.

You've got the Ford.

over on the other side, protecting Israel and protecting that flank of the United States.

I think a lot of this has been done in a very selective, a very carefully planned way.

It's not some random act.

But I think that when it comes to who will take over the regime, I think as long as we have cleared out the mullahs and the IRGC, which has been run basically by the mullahs as a terrorist group within Iran and around the world, around the region, I should say, I think it's going to be interesting to see who will emerge

I'm not sure it's gonna be Reza Pahlavi, the son of Shah, I don't know.