Jamie Franks

I mean, they might be in possession of a small nuclear weapon of, you know, uh, like,

In the wake of the fall of the Soviet Union, I always heard about all these backpack nukes that went missing in the dust that was settling, and maybe some of those made their way to Iran.

And Iran is crazy enough, if they are in possession of a capability like that, they are crazy enough to use it.

And so that's...

I think if we wanted to do where I'm going with this, if we wanted to do some sort of military invasion against Iran, I don't really think it would take a whole lot.

Um, I think it, it would basically be like 1988 where we, we just grenades.

Yep.

We steamroll them.

And, and the, you know, it'd be like operation desert storm.

And in 1991, like the war would be over in a hundred hours.

Um,

but I also do think that Iran is very much like a head of head of the snake kind of thing where like, um, their, their military leadership and their, uh, political leadership is very, you know, it's a dictatorship, so it's very, um, top down.

And I do think Iran is an example that where we could, we could cut the head off the snake and the body would die.

Um, um,

But I don't know.

Like I said, what I said earlier, short of America doing something like that to making some sort of strike that takes out their military leadership and their political leadership, I don't know what we could do.

And that would be – I mean, we just –

We just went into Venezuela and kidnapped the sitting president, and I know he's a narco-terrorist, and I'm okay with it, just for the record.

I don't have a problem with what we just did in Venezuela, but to do something like that, to just go in and remove the leadership of a sovereign nation and doing it twice in one month, I don't know...

where that'll put us on the world stage.