Dinesh D'Souza

Think back, for example, one of the memorable experiences politically for me was just watching the absolute carnage of the Iran-Iraq war.

Remember the Iran-Iraq war?

You just have mass slaughter going on on both sides, hundreds of thousands of casualties on both sides, essentially the two countries bleeding each other into the ground.

So the idea that somehow Iran is this kind of rational, measured guy that, you know, even though they're taking a tremendous beating, hey, we have no army, hey, we have no air force, hey, we've got no navy, but guess what?

We're not going to strike back, and we're not going to strike back not because we can't,

Not because little Israel with 10 million people is kicking our butts.

Not because this little country that is the size of New Jersey has been able to pistol whip the Arab countries of the Middle East, including Iran, going back to the 48 war, the 67 war, the 73 war.

I mean, it's a major embarrassment.

And it's a major embarrassment now that Israel in 12 days can basically put Iran on its knees.

So I think it's very tempting for a guy like Myron, it's very hard for him to accept that a powerful country like Iran is getting this kind of a horse whipping from Israel, which he obviously hates.

And so he's like, listen, it's got to be that the Iranians have these like secret powers that nobody is aware of that they could use.

Oh sure, they could level Tel Aviv tomorrow.

They could level Jerusalem the next day.

They could level Hazor the day after that.

They're just not doing it because they're super nice guys.

I mean, to me, this is just laughable.

It's absurd.

Any country that has been pummeled in the way that Iran has is going to use what it can.

Now, I think Iran has been trying to do that.

They were able to get one missile off to Diego Garcia, but guess what?