Joe Kent

And then we have what happened with Charlie.

And Charlie was vocal against the 12-day war.

He was vocal against Midnight Hammer.

He eventually got on board because he supported the president.

But in the lead up to Midnight Hammer, Charlie was in the Oval Office and Brett Weinstein's confirmed this with text messages.

Others have as well.

People can say that, you know, Charlie and I didn't talk, but like I said on Talk Radio the last time I saw him and I can't pretend to be close with Charlie.

I didn't even, I didn't have any text messages from him, but he saw me in the hallway and we spoke a lot during the transition.

He said, stop us from getting into war with Iran.

And he was there to lobby the president for that.

And then after midnight jammer, a lot of us in the more restrained camp said the Israelis are going to come back to us and ask us to do this again.

And Charlie was aware of that as well.

Then Charlie is killed in September.

Again, same thing.

Are there links?

Is there more leads to run down?

All of that is stopped.

And here we are with a nice, clean narrative that we're really kind of yelled at for questioning, which I don't fully understand.

And so if you take all those things, you know, in totality, and I think one of President Trump's strong suits is he can take in large sets of information and he can come up with what the leverage points are, what the vulnerabilities are, and what his interest is.

And so whether or not there is some grand conspiracy or not.