BJ Dichter

And they got immense power and they were going for nuclear weapons.

And up until they were invaded, they said, we have enough uranium for what they say, 11 nuclear weapons.

And they were building their ICBM.

So this all was inevitable.

And this has been the international community kicking the can down the road for 47 years.

And if you look at what Trump is doing, he's solving the big annoying problems economically in regards to security around the world from the 20th century.

He got rid of Chavez's Venezuela.

It looks like he's going to get Cuba.

He's got rid of Iran.

These were major issues throughout the 20th century, the back half of the 20th century.

And he's probably solved them all.

What's the next thing he's going to solve?

It's really funny when, you know, the two movies, one screen phenomenon that Scott Adams looks at, discussed frequently.

It's amazing to see the complete divergence of opinions that are promulgated online and in legacy media.

And as Scott often said, and we learn in hypnosis,

If you hear the same opinion five times, you're likely to adopt it and absorb it as your own opinion, especially if you're kind of you're not really emotionally involved in it.

And it's amazing to see that.

And this is to people's shock.

People thought Iran was one of the most powerful militaries on the planet.

So everybody's afraid of them.