Jack Posobiec

And, you know, it reminds me, in a sense, what he's talking about.

I wonder if he's drawing back from the lessons of Libya, where the United States came in, United States Navy predominantly, with airstrikes on the infrastructure, airstrikes on missile defense, the leader being taken out.

People in that case rose up, but those people ended up being rebels.

They joined in with al-Qaeda.

They joined in with ISIS, and it led to a massive war.

Well, Steve, unquestionably, the American people want to know what the plan is.

The American people want to hear from their president, the president that they chose, winning the popular vote, winning seven out of seven of the swing states.

The American people want to hear directly, especially as we've now seen these stunning operations across the Middle East, also hearing that four B-2 bombers flew an overnight run, pounding some of the underground ballistic missile sites there in Iran and then returning to base in

within the United States, similar to Operation Midnight Hammer.

So the American people want to hear.

And of course, now that we have confirmed three American KIA, four to five in critical condition, the people of the United States, of course, want to hear from their president.

What is the plan?

What is the strategy going forward?

What is the commander's desire to end state?

And how long should we expect this operation to continue?

Steve over at human events, we're reporting a four week campaign is what the administration is, you know, is is expected to conduct.

So a four week campaign where we're going to see just kind of like we reported yesterday, that you'll see strikes, then pause strikes, then pause to be able to assess

the battle damage.

And we told you that bigger strikes yesterday, we told you that bigger strikes were going to be coming.

And indeed they came last night when those B2 bombers flew in after the initial strikes took out the, uh, the air defense, the early warning radars.