Emily

But I think some of the good news is that there has been a very real and sincere questioning of some of these first principles that conservatives always bought into and believed by people on the right, certainly young people on the right, who are saying we can't support

We can't just automatically support a country that is going to be willing to engage in some of what we saw in Gaza over the last few years.

And, Crystal, at least that is something to be optimistic about in the future when it comes to, yeah, hopefully, hopefully, the rupture in this unquestioned and reflexive alliance between the United States and Israel.

We're joined now by retired U.S.

Army Colonel Larry Wilkerson.

Thank you so much for joining us, sir.

It's a pleasure to have you on.

Yeah, thanks for joining us.

Let's put this first tarot sheet up on the screen.

This is from the Wall Street Journal.

Headline, Israel built and defended a secret Iran war base in Iraq.

So details from the journal, quote, Israel set up a clandestine military outpost in the Iraqi desert to support its air campaign against Iran and launched airstrikes against Iraqi troops who almost discovered it early in the war.

People familiar with the matter, including U.S.

officials, said Iran

Sir, just wanted to get your response right off the top here to revelations in the journal.

How significant is this?

Yeah, that's a great point.

He's heading, obviously, to China in the next couple of days, supposed to be there on Thursday for a major state visit.

And what is your sense of when the bombing could resume based on, I know you just mentioned the stock market.

What might we expect to see in terms of the timeline going forward?