Matt Walsh

But in fact, the Iranians knew exactly what was coming, and it was bad.

You know, it was stuff they were going to get hit on Cargill Island, they were going to get hit in their infrastructure.

And I think that he was making a deal insofar as it goes.

But the other thing about this, and look, my point about this war from the very beginning was if it ends well, it'll be good.

If it doesn't end well, it'll be bad, like every war, essentially.

But I thought that there was a good reason for doing it, although whether we should be doing it now or not is a fair question.

All kinds of questions are fair.

I agree with Matt.

These people who say there's no downside to a war are out of their freaking minds.

That's ridiculous.

A war, we call it kinetic for a reason.

We are fighting to build a country.

Trump is fighting to build a country and a North America that can stand up to the onslaught from China that is coming, I would say, in approximately 15 minutes.

And I think that one of the things that he has done, when he went into Venezuela, a lot of the people running out of that country were suspiciously yellow, you know, suspiciously look like Chinese people.

When he went into Iran, a lot of that oil coming through the strait is going to China.

Something like 40 percent of their oil is.

is for China.

And that's stuff that China needs.

And as they go forward, and as Donald Trump sits down with Xi and says, oh, my friend, my good friend, we get along so well, it would be a shame if you couldn't get your oil.

It's going to matter who is in charge of the Strait of Hormuz.