Clayton Morris

Did she really say that?

Yeah, it's not a matter of if, it's a matter of when.

I think her point was the military buildup is like you can't put that genie back in the bottle at this point, that there's so much of a military buildup.

We've moved so many expensive pieces of equipment to this region, not unlike the Gulf War.

In fact, I've talked to sources in Tel Aviv who told me they haven't seen this type of buildup since the Gulf War.

So I think her point is, oh, well, you know what, Mr. President, maybe you just sort of sit back and let other people deal with this.

We're going to build it up to such a degree where you just can't put this genie back in the bottle.

And I wonder how much agency he has at this point to be able to tell we're not going, we're not doing it.

We're not going to listen to what the Israeli government wants us to do and to launch this war, which would be absolutely brutal and devastating.

Well, if you talk to members of the military, and I do, I'm sure you do as well, and they were telling us in the weeks leading up to this that, wow, the Abraham Lincoln is now on its, I think, third deployment.

They've been extended, so they were supposed to come home.

This is like the longest they've ever been out.

10 months, which is like unheard of.

So they've now been extended for like a third time.

And they're supposed to come home and see their spouses.

And sorry, this has been extended because of what's about to happen.

So like all of this information is like readily available.

But of course, there's no journalism actually happening anymore.

And if there is, it's being parroted from whatever the intelligence state wants to be pushed out into the mainstream media.

People like Sean Hannity who sit there literally and where –