Mark Dubowitz

And any kind of unilateral disarmament

any kind of, I think, sort of fanciful notion that somehow our enemies are going to respect the non-aggression principle that is the core fundamental underpinnings of libertarianism, which I think in a personal relationship, I think is very important.

But remember, these are aggressors.

They don't respect the non-aggression principle.

I think we can spend a lot of time, we did over how many hours now has it been, talking about the fact that

Scott's view of the world, it's America that provokes.

It's America that provokes.

And then it's not America provoking, it's Israel provoking.

And oh, by the way, America provokes because we're being seduced or paid or browbeaten by those Israelis and those Jews in America.

I mean, I think that whole notion that somehow we are the provocative force in global politics, I think is...

is wrong.

I think the fact of the matter is we make mistakes.

We are an imperfect nation.

We have made some serious, sometimes catastrophic mistakes, but there is a bad world out there.

There are evil men who want to do us harm and we have to prevent them from doing us harm.

And to do that, we need an American military that is serious and well-supported.

We don't need a military industrial complex that ultimately is going to

We need thoughtful leaders like President Trump who will resist that and will say at the end of the day, I will use force when it is selective, narrow, overwhelming, and deadly.

And that was Trump's operation just a few days ago.

He went after three key facilities.