Ian Crossland

I think he's hiding his voice.

I think he's distorting his voice.

Yeah, maybe.

Because the IRGC would have him slaughtered if they found out.

This is something I was going to ask you, Scott.

I think a lot of the problems with the Republican Party right now are people are disillusioned with Trump because of the way they handled the Epstein files and now a sneak attack on Iran, essentially.

Yeah.

And so like you're saying it is I mean, essentially, it's a great show of military force.

But even when he like stated his military goals, he didn't have an exit strategy.

He just said, we're going to blow up their stuff and then we're going to blow up their energy grid.

And then Marco Rubio is like, well, we want regime change.

I think they're insinuating regime.

But I mean, where are you?

Are you disillusioned with Trump?

I mean, I know you're you're you're you're powerful activists for the Republican Party, but that doesn't mean like Trump sycophancy or anything like that.

But what's where's your head at?

Yeah, there's like, it's like a tepidness from Trump's administration about acknowledging the military dominance they're aiming at.

Like, they don't want to just come out and say, we want to conquer the Middle East.

We want to conquer the North so that we can prevent, we can have military hegemony.

That'd be much more convincing to me, to be honest.