Ilan Omar

But I said it makes me a better person.

So I don't care what anyone tells me.

I don't care what anyone believes about me.

It makes me a better person, and that's all that matters.

I love it.

Good for you.

Adam, your thoughts on that story?

Well, Islam, it's mostly Fulani's, Icewap.

Well, what I was going to say is there are certain just unfortunate realities.

The threat from Iran to our ground troops is significantly, and the long-term consequences of a ground invasion in Iran and how long it would take and everything.

is fundamentally different than Fulani tribes.

So you have to also look at, you know, how hard is it to solve the problem and protect people versus the benefits?

So it's a cost benefit thing.

It's not to say that, you know, when there were 30, 40,000 people being massacred in Iran during the uprising that happened, I would say that at that exact moment, if people were making the argument, this is an ending, we need to get boots on the ground, we need to cut this off before millions of people potentially die.

You have an argument there, but what's happening in Nigeria is just a long-standing, continued massacre of people based on their religion.

And you either look at the United States and you go, we're 100% isolationist.

We have no reason to be involved.

Or you look at the United States kind of like a superhero, and you say, look, we're superheroes.

We do have an obligation in the world to do what's right sometimes, even if it's hard.

So Nigeria is a place where we can go in with a high benefit to cost.