Humberto

I think this is not a defining moment right now.

And I think it's very, because, you know, I think it's very, it's good for the regime that they have an excuse to go on hiding.

My guess, and I'm thinking this from the perspective, everyone's talking about the regime and they're talking about the U.S.

influence, but this revolution is about the economy, right?

We saw over the last year the reports of 42% inflation, low energy production, running out of water, and those reasons by themselves, Pat, like just economical reasons, they're enough to topple a government.

You know what I mean?

We've seen that President Trump has been very careful with his actions, very tactical with his actions in Iran.

I'm not calling him bluff.

I think he will act when time is ready.

But them pushing the narrative that the attack is imminent, it gives them safe passage to finally get out.

Because if Trump doesn't get them, eventually the people of Iran will get them.

And I'm not advocating for any regime change or anything of that nature.

But if you get your savings wiped out with a 48% inflation, you get half of whatever you had, you get it cut in half, you're going to revolt.

That's basically my opinion on it.

That's the thing.

The Trump administration, the guys they have there, they're incredibly smart.

For example, when they took out Maduro and they kept half of the regime in Venezuela, it was for a reason.

It was so they know how health care works, how to get pensions out, how the oil industry works.

You know what I mean?

He's very measured, and there's some tremendous guys in there, and they're trying to find a solution.