Jack Carr

So I mean, most conflicts need to get to that negotiation table.

Eventually Russia will get there with Ukraine.

It's just a matter of how much time.

So for us, I think we definitely underestimated the impacts and we tend to do this

over and over again i don't know why because there's history here that we can go back to to look at we look at let's say 1972 1973 we look at the oil embargoes there the reverberations of that were not just during the embargo they went all the way through the rest of the 70s and i don't know why we don't go back and see that and anticipate that as being the outcome here with these uh global energy markets um very similar to the early 70s

But now we're even more dependent on that area of the world.

So we tend not to do that.

So that's a very long way of me saying that there are so many factors here.

And eventually it'll get to the negotiation table.

Eventually, it's just how much pressure that the United States can put on through violence in order to get them there.

And they're willing to sacrifice a lot.

I think they're willing to sacrifice their entire country, their countrymen there for

We're almost giving them an opportunity to make it up to their version of Nirvana or Heaven.

And they're willing to sacrifice all those people under them to get there.

So it's a very different part of the world to negotiate with.

So I would say it's going to take a lot of pressure, a lot of violence.

get them to where we want them which is getting those those things that we were negotiating for before the war so now there's that but now we have we've added to that destruction of a navy destruction of ballistic missile capability drone capability destruction of an air force and the straight of her moves which is very odd to me that that wasn't secured right out of the gate um and you know we'll go back and look when someone writes books about it five ten years from now about uh what that problem set entailed what those discussions were and and why we didn't secure that right out of the gate

Good to see you, my brother.

How are ya?

I've been so looking forward to this.