Frank Gaffney

for the fight to prevent Sharia supremacism from becoming dominant in our own country, notably in the state of Texas.

The people of Texas have a chance, a final opportunity on Tuesday of this week to vote for the Republican primary ballot proposition 10, which simply says, this is so important.

They say simply Texas should prohibit Sharia law.

That is bringing this to the vanguard, the very forefront, I believe, of the fight we're in, but it's a worldwide fight.

And I commend the president from the bottom of my heart for having the courage to take the steps that he has here.

Is it over?

It certainly isn't.

You've had brilliant people making that point.

Is it ridiculous to think that the people of Tehran, for example, or Iran more generally, would be in the streets en masse while it's an active war zone, while targets, including the targets of the IRGC that have been set out to kill them, are being taken down relentlessly by the Israelis and by the Americans?

No.

But again, this isn't going to be over tomorrow.

I pray it will be, but I don't think we should expect that.

Will we take more casualties?

I mourn the loss of three American servicemen as much as anybody.

But this is essentially cost-free to us at this point.

Will there be more losses?

You saw Rabbi Walicki talking about them in Israel.

Of course there will.

Should we be operating on any basis other than this is likely to be a slog?

a hard slog, but the fight is incalculably important because if we do, in fact, render a decisive defeat of Sharia supremacism in Iran, it will help us with all of the other places.