Brett Cooper

But obviously, as people, and even

and more so if you are a politician involved in this, thank God I am not.

Is there a point morally where you have to say enough?

And then how do you go about taking that action?

Or is this something that will just be a net negative for Americans and therefore we sit it out and say it's not our country, it's not our problem.

Now, all I do know,

and I wanna be totally honest about this always, is that it is a lot easier for me to sit here behind this camera and behind this microphone and give opinions.

It's very easy to have a black and white intervention bad POV until shit hits the fan, until possibly 12,000 people are being murdered around the world for just standing up for freedom.

And so on that note, I will say again, thank God I am not president.

I would not want to be in his position, and I do hope that we see a day when Iranians have a free and democratic country.

I do not know how they are going to get there, but this revolution right now, it does seem different.

Lou Taylor is the business manager for Britney Spears' father, mother, and younger sister, Jamie Lynn.

Lou, good morning to you.

Here you have Britney that needs to have some security somewhere that every single thing she does and every single person she has a relationship with doesn't become an opportunity to be exploited.

I mean, when do you ever rest in that if you're constantly in fear of being exploited?

Every day, Jamie goes to work as a professional chef, asking the Lord to give him the strength to honor the people he works for in the midst of circumstances.

That Lynn Spears is a mother that is brokenhearted just because she's apart from her daughter, that she loves her daughter so much.

And again, asking every day for God to give her strength and for her to continue to have hope.