Mark Levin

Yeah, so the calculation is a bit different when it comes to weapons of mass destruction, because those are munitions that have a strategic level effect.

And so for us, it would be the President of the United States who decides whether to launch nuclear weapons, which was also the case back in World War II.

The considerations are probably a bit different now, but this law of armed conflict still applies.

It's just the decision-making process for weapons of mass destruction is elevated because of the strategic nature of the impact of those weapons.

Yeah, so the calculation is a bit different when it comes to weapons of mass destruction, because those are munitions that have a strategic level effect.

And so for us, it would be the President of the United States who decides whether to launch nuclear weapons, which was also the case back in World War II.

The considerations are probably a bit different now, but this law of armed conflict still applies.

It's just the decision-making process for weapons of mass destruction is elevated because of the strategic nature of the impact of those weapons.

Fear.

If we're going to have some kind of deal, Donald Trump won't be around forever to ensure that it's enforced.

That's number one.

I trust him.

Number two, I don't trust the enemy.

The enemy has shown for half a century that every deal of kind is a violate.

So what's going to be different this time?

What's going to be different four or five years from now?

Number three, everybody says we don't want regime change.

Okay, then we're not gonna have regime change.

But what does that mean?

Well, the regime still exists.