Eugene Daniels

because of that.

But he also sees himself as the leader of the strongest country in the world.

I probably also imagine that he doesn't see China really on the same level.

The way that he talks about it sure doesn't make it seem like it is.

It seems like he believes the United States, above all else, is the most powerful country in the world.

And there's a truth to that.

But that doesn't mean that other countries aren't nipping at our heels or have beaten us in a lot of different metrics when you look at how do you grade the greatest country in the world.

It's why they canceled it the first time.

It's why they canceled it the first time.

It hasn't finished.

And of course it wasn't going to be finished like this.

Like it's in his head.

It's Venezuela.

It'll be done in a couple of days, whatever the operation is.

But Iran is completely different.

And, you know, when you talk to even people who are allies of his, they will say that he has misjudged the Iran war.

Their ability to obviously close the Strait of Hormuz, their ability to keep fighting back, how many munitions they continue to have stored.

He keeps saying this 18 to 20 percent number, that they only have that left when the intel, according to reports, is that they have 70 to 75 percent of pre-war munitions.

And so I do think he goes in and he still continues to think that he has the upper hand.

He does not... This is New York Real Estate 101, right?