Clayton Morris

And we have, as you pointed out in your monologue earlier, what end game, like what is the end of this sort of a permanent boots without like permanent or some sort of large contingent of boots on the ground, hundreds of thousands of American forces boots on the ground in that country.

What are we looking at here?

Targeted strikes, and we're just going to wash our hands of it and hope that that's the end of it and we walk away?

It makes zero sense.

So this is going to be an absolutely debilitating war.

It would be devastating to the American economy.

The US dollar, of course, is already purposefully being devalued.

You know, we're talking like $30 Big Macs in the coming years.

I mean, that's what we're heading towards.

We want to further oil prices in the streets of Hormuz.

Like, what will this do to the United States economy?

But you hear from the MAGA crowd who we're now energy independent.

So we don't care about the Straits of Hormuz anymore.

That's inconsequential because now the United States is fully energy independent, and we've done so brilliantly, according to Lindsey Graham, thanks to the President of the United States, that it doesn't matter if the Straits of Hormuz are shut down because guess what?

We're all taken care of now.

We're able to start drilling, Trump's drilling program, so don't worry about it.

We'll be fine.

What's China's response going to be?

What's Russia's response going to be?

What's the Middle East?