Colonel Jason Benefield

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Bubba On the Lake · #67 War, Tech, Radio Updates · 30 Jul 2026 podcast

So I think we're going to have to continue our economic and military leverage and take a little different approach.

And so I will tell you that I was thinking about what is it we need to do from here.

And as I've studied this, and I think I'm pretty much in line with a lot of other military people, and I've heard this said by some,

We're going to have to just kill every last member or at least every leader of the IRGC and continue to bleed them dry economically.

They're terrorists.

They're not a professional military.

They're an army of jihadists.

They're religious zealots and ideologists who would rather their people starve to death.

than to ever surrender to us or even agree to a deal.

So if you give them $50 in aid, they're going to spend all $50 on rebuilding military capability and let people starve.

And they're going to continue to kill Iranians who oppose them or even ones who don't support them enthusiastically enough.

They've done that to the tune of 53,000 or more so far.

It is.

And I actually had those points to cover yesterday.

I'm going to go ahead and jump to that since you brought it up.

But this is something we need to recognize, not just as political opposition, that there are Iranian operations going on in this country.

They are not capable to hit us militarily or even to conduct terrorist operations in this country successfully, or we would have already seen that.

but they are darn sure operating in the information environment and conducting information operations against us, and we need to call those out for what they are.

For instance, and you alluded to it, and I'll go a little further in calling it out, when a foreign-born mayor of a city agrees to meet with the Iranian ambassador,

but he threatens to arrest the leader of our strongest ally in the Middle East with no authority to do so, we need to look closely at what he is doing and what laws are in play there.

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