Jamie Franks

Um, and so, but, um, I think that's, that's what it's going to be that no matter what he does or doesn't, if he doesn't do anything, they're going to be against that.

And if he does something, they're going to be against whatever he does.

And that is unfortunate.

Not really.

I mean, we supported their fight against Hamas, which I'm, again, me personally, I'm more than okay with that.

But I mean, we didn't send them...

troops or, you know, anything like that.

I mean, we, we helped them, uh, re their little iron dome system, iron dome system.

We sent them like the, the, what they needed to basically like reload it.

Their, their iron dome system was like running out of ammo was like running out of missiles.

So we sent them like a, a refill on that.

You know, I used to say that was one of my favorite things about President Trump's first term is that none of my friends got killed while President Trump was the president the first time.

There were no new wars, no new conflicts.

Right.

And you also have to assume that the president of the United States is aware of things that we aren't privy to, that as I sit here recording this podcast, he knows things that I don't.

He gets intelligence briefs.

He understands.

When I say him, I'm like the president, his cabinet, his advisors, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Pentagon, all that.

They have access to the unfiltered information.

real-world raw data, if you will.