Jon Stewart

And so you've also I think he has put you all in a great dilemma through his actions.

The thing that I want to sort of get back to is the idea that you can look at Iraq and Afghanistan and Libya as examples of.

We weren't being run by an authoritarian man baby.

We did go to our allies and make the case.

We were working through the United Nations and collaborating with allies and not dismissing them and diminishing them.

And we got the same fucking results.

A fair point.

A fair point.

That that's the thing that I'm trying to get.

You know, if we talk to Tony, I don't know if you talk to Tony Blair anymore.

I do.

I do.

Okay.

Tony Blair, my guess is, and you can tell me if this is wrong, would be for intervention in Iran, or at least would lean towards making the case of the United Kingdom, Great Britain,

joining early on in a coalition of our great friend and neighbor, the United States, and taking this military action.

Would that be fair?

Now, what does he do in that scenario?

Does the red phone go off?

Now, if he says, I want to do, you know, I think Iran is a terrible thing and maybe we should be joining it.

Does he lose his seat on the board of peace?