Anthony Pompliano

And so when that happens, you then start to say to yourself, okay, there actually seems to be a little bit more order in the world, right?

If you think about this, the U.S.

has, I'll put in air quotes, engaged in two conflicts under Trump in the first year, Iran and Venezuela.

Like the shortest conflicts of all time.

I think Venezuela was like two hours.

Iran, I think we were in and out in like 30 minutes.

We dropped the bomb down a freaking air conditioning vent.

Like we're the goats.

Like, you know, like in baseball, like a baseball prospect, they say a five tool prospect, right?

And they're like, you know, he could hit, he could catch, he could run, he could, you know, all this stuff, right?

What other military in the world could drop a bomb down an air conditioning vent and also send 20 dudes in the dark of night to tap you on the shoulder while you're sleeping, put a black bag over you and your wife's head and get you out of the country and not lose a single person or machine?

That's range.

We got the technology and we got bad, bad dudes.

So again, now, did you see all these stories about like people releasing political prisoners and, you know, Iran uprising?

Like, oh yeah, there's a lot of second order effects.

People start saying, wait a minute, you mean Trump just like picked up the phone and next thing you know, he's got, you know, Maduro sitting at MDC in New York City in a jumpsuit?

Maybe those political prisoners I had, I don't want to have those.

The people, yo, Trump,

He's wild.

Maybe if we start rising up, the American military will come and help or whatever, right?