Konstantin Kisin

I don't see it that way, if I'm honest.

Yeah.

That's the way it looks at the moment.

Obviously, it can change day to day, but I just see, you know, I think there came a point when I just stopped listening to what the administration was saying, to be honest, because every day it was like a new thing.

And clearly it's designed for misdirection and, you know, rah, rah, rah, cheering the war on.

I just, as I look at it, as we sit here today, end of May, it's been three months since

I don't think, as we sit here today, there's any evidence at all that you're, I mean, clearly, you're not going to get regime change, which is one of the things that people talked about, right?

I mean, Ted Cruz wanted that.

He talked about this on our show.

That's not going to happen.

Let's be honest.

Is their ballistic missile program going to be, okay, some of it's been destroyed, but are they going to have a ballistic missile program after this war ends?

Yes, they are.

Yeah.

Are they going to have a nuclear program?

We don't know.

That's what's being negotiated.

But I don't see why they'd let it go.

Because one of the things you've got to remember, right?

Yes.