Jessica Tarlov

And we had everything from two to three days.

I want freedom for the Iranian people, four to five weeks.

We had new people that we wanted to fill the Ayatollah spot, but we killed all of our best options.

So what next?

And we're all left here sitting, wondering what's next.

And

bringing us back to where I started with Netanyahu, this is his plan.

They were the ones who decided they wanted to take out the Ayatollah.

We didn't decide that.

So while we may sit here and say we don't want regime change, Israel does.

And Israel is the one who is out front here.

Otherwise, they wouldn't have taken him out.

That's fine, and I don't—I made sure, or I was trying to make sure that I communicated in that way because we were—

In the introduction, it was mentioned as well.

There was no disrespect.

So no tears shed and anyone who's writing even a slightly positive editorial about the Ayatollah or anyone who has been running Iran should, I don't want to say lose your jobs, but you look really stupid.

These are the largest state sponsor of terrorism in the world.

They have killed hundreds, if not thousands of Americans, let alone other people across the world.

I think everyone who is defending them on the kind of grounds that they're not as bad as you would have thought, it seems completely ridiculous at this point.

We do have a new set of allies.