Brett Cooper

Where are the infographics about the Ayatollah and the Iranian revolution?

They don't exist because it's not convenient for them.

Somebody commented and said the left wasn't told to be upset about it.

Yeah, maybe it's because they've spent the last couple of years defending Muslim regimes.

Maybe it's because they just elected a Muslim mayor to lead New York City.

So they're like, oh, maybe we should sit this one out.

No, actually, you shouldn't.

Because thousands of innocent people are being killed for what you have the privilege of doing every single day.

Complaining about your government.

Standing up to fight them.

You have the privilege and the freedom to do that from behind your Instagram stories.

And they are being killed in the streets for wanting that same freedom.

To be able to do that safely.

Somebody else commented and said, Mark Ruffalo is awfully quiet.

Yeah.

They all are, but Trump isn't, which takes us to our next point in this episode, which obviously, U.S.

involvement, it's a big question on everybody's minds, because back in D.C., he and his admin are deliberating whether or not the U.S.

should get involved in this fight, and while it is very clear that I think most of the United States stands with Iran and supports them, it is still up for debate if that is good enough,

And many Republicans are already calling for the military to get involved.

And Trump is certainly considering that option, just based on his post on Truth Social.