Jack Posobiec

updates observations for our first hour well steve of course we're starting to now see elements of the iranian response to this while u.s and israeli strikes continue israel also conducting a bombing campaign of tehran as we speak a very powerful bombing campaign

We're also, and again, we saw those American B-2 bombers.

We were reporting that yesterday.

I came on here and briefed that we're likely seeing some, these shaping operations, suppression of enemy air defense to pave the way for those B-2 bombers, the larger strikes.

That's exactly what happened.

we're seeing iran conduct asymmetric warfare iran is not just attacking u.s military and coalition military the iran is attacking economic implements economic infrastructure tankers oil platforms off the emirates uh they're attacking air they're attacking dubai the port of jebel ali they're attacking the u.s partners all across the gulf and it appears that iran's strategy

is to be able to attack us, uh, us needle assets, us military assets when possible, but also employing asymmetric warfare.

This is what the IRGC does.

This is their top TTP because they think that those countries can put pressure on the United States to sue for peace.

So they think they're going to continue these economic attacks, whether it be these, uh,

business regions, financial regions like Dubai, these ports, or being able to go in and then, of course, attack the oil platforms as well all across the Gulf.

The SAVE Act has passed the House.

This is the voter ID bill.

And strangely, every Democrat opposes it, despite the fact the polls show that around 70 to 80 percent of Democrats are in favor of voter ID.

And literally any sane, rational person thinks if you're going to vote, you should have an ID to prove it.

But for some reason, it's only the Republicans who really want this.

Again, despite the fact that the voter base across the board agrees you need it.

So I have a question for everybody.

Feel free to comment and let me know what you think.

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