Ben Myselish

And you're like, we're just a mediator.

We're just a neutral in all of this.

So I'm glad that these hearings were held so that we can expose this.

I'll show you now Democratic Senator Murphy's

cross-examination of United Nations Ambassador Walz, which I thought was powerful as well.

You know, that's what I like.

I mean, these Democratic senators are doing, you know, are out there calling out the war crimes.

I mean, you know, I think more could be doing this, but I think Democratic Senator Murphy's doing a really good job.

Let's play this clip.

Well, Senator, I think that statement in the broader context, he also talked about attacking infrastructure, bridges, power plants, and we all know Iran has a long history of co-bingling both civilian and military, of hiding weapons in hospitals and schools, and using what could be just pure civilian infrastructure to also power factories for drones, for missiles, and the IRGC controls nearly 50%

of the economy.

But I think we have to look at the fact that you have a regime that literally chants death to America for the last 47 years and has acted on it, has killed thousands of Americans, has slaughtered its own people.

What are the results?

Was we had the highest level engagement in the history of the Iranian regime with the vice president and speaker of the parliament less than a week later.

We had a ceasefire 48 hours later.

They clearly got the message and they clearly came back to the table.

Yeah.

I think there's a lot there to break down, but at the end of it, I mean, one, he's leaning in on destroy the civilization of Iran.

That's the policy of the Trump regime, mass genocide.

I mean, you hear him saying that war crimes and mass genocide, but then he also says,