Eric Bolling

And I think what we're missing here is that just by blockading the mouth of Oman into the Strait of Hormuz, eventually China and India are going to have enough of it and lean into Iran and say, we need to get this oil through, and they'll be the ones who facilitate some sort of negotiation.

Again, I throw back at you, Steve.

You're the

the political guru here, what are we asking for right now?

In other words, we're going to blockade the oil, which was a brilliant strategy because I think our US oil will probably regulate in the $100 a barrel area, which is horrible, but better than it.

the outlook is right now.

The Middle Eastern crudes are going to explode higher because you can't get them and the rents are going to explode higher.

So what are we asking for?

So we're going to blockade this oil, which is great.

We'll be fine here.

We don't need the oil.

So great.

But is it regime change?

Is it obliteration of their ability to deliver a nuke?

I think we've done that.

It

If I take one step further, Captain Faddis read part of the Iranian statement coming out of that meeting.

If I may just, Steve, for a second, this is the IRGC within minutes of Vance leaving, which means this was in advance of – this was prepared in advance of Vance leaving.

The American enemy, which is vile, wicked, and dishonest, or –

perfidious evil and deceitful attempted to achieve on the negotiating table what it could not achieve through war iran has decided to reject reject these terms and continue the sacred defense of its fatherland by any means necessary military diplomatic meaning they will fight to the death what are we asking them to do steve what do we need them to do i mean is it complete overthrow