Josh Gay

We bombed Iran straight into a stronger negotiation position.

It's crazy.

They're enriched uranium, still under their control because no one knows where all of it is.

And sure, we took out their supreme leader, but his son is now in charge.

And their military infrastructure, it's going to take years to rebuild.

But it's still the same people in charge, and now Iran has shown the world that they can close the most important shipping lane on the planet whenever they want.

Yet we are undoubtedly in a much weaker position than we were before the war.

By any measure I look at, we lost the war.

Iran, they can replace leaders, they can rebuild their factories, they can produce new equipment.

any success we may have had is temporary.

It is reversible.

And Iran, they look stronger.

They showed the world that they can survive and even capitalize on an attack from a superpower like the United States.

Meanwhile, our allies can't even trust us.

NATO wouldn't come help us.

Starmer says that Trump and Putin are virtually the same in his eyes.

And here, you, me, Americans can't afford gas.

Our economy, it's in the crapper.

So who exactly is winning here?

It's not us.