Dinesh D'Souza

I don't know if it even killed a couple of cows.

It certainly didn't kill anybody.

It was disarmed.

And while they have had some strikes in Israel, the damage has been...

almost comically minimal.

And I say this because, see, normally when powerful countries fight, you actually have serious damage on both sides.

I mean, I think of the Civil War, you know, the Northern armies lose 3,000, Robert E. Lee loses 1,500, and it's a great victory for Robert E. Lee.

Man, he only lost 1,500.

He lost only half the number of people that the Union army did.

And so he's a genius.

He's a military strategic genius.

In this case, you can almost count on like two hands.

the number of casualties on the American-Israeli side, and the Iranian casualties are much greater, and the damage to Iran is huge.

So an immensely powerful country has been leveled by the combined operations, highly successful military operations.

And look, at the end of the day, you can say, you know, we're losing diplomatically, you know, we're losing reputationally, we're losing blah, blah, blah.

At the end of the day, the guy who wins the war always wins everything else in the end.

I mean, there was a lot of southern propaganda against Lincoln, but when Lincoln won the war and the country was unified, that was it.

And the Republican Party then ruled the United States for the next 50 years.

So if we get a peaceful, prosperous, pro-American Iran out of this, it's going to be great news for the Iranian people, great news for the region, great news for UAE and Bahrain and Oman and Qatar and Saudi Arabia.

All these Muslim countries are going to be cheering, not to mention Israel.