Andrew Klavan

And so the American people had to know why we're doing it.

That doesn't mean that the generals have to sit down at your kitchen table and lay out all the blueprints and lay out all the battle plans for you.

OK, some things are confidential.

We get that you want the element of surprise, but a basic conversation about why are we doing this?

Why now?

What you as Americans are going to pay the price for this one way or another.

you're going to pay a financial, at least there's a risk.

There's a risk if we, if America goes to war in any part of the world, there is a serious risk to American people, to American livelihood, to American lives.

No one can deny that.

And so for that reason alone, we have a right to know why are we doing this?

Why was this necessary right now?

And well, what happens is that, is that, you know, Trump, Trump says things,

And then some of us say, well, hold on, but that can't be true.

That doesn't sound exactly right.

And then we're told by the proponents of the war, oh, well, you know, but that doesn't, you can't take that seriously.

He didn't really mean that.

So Trump said, obliterate the nuclear program.

Well, no, he didn't really mean obliterate it.

Trump said, we're going to, the entire civilization is going to die.

Well, honestly, he didn't really mean the entire civilization.