Michael Knowles

The great Satan will go down in a ball of fire, you know, ah la la la, whatever.

And so he's kind of mocking the way that they speak.

My argument for what he's doing, just in a short way, a concise way, is there was good to be achieved here.

I never thought the Iranian regime was going to fall.

I always thought that those kinds of comments were way overselling the war.

The goods that are achieved are you further weaken their nuclear program, which they're going to continue to pursue.

You really mess up their ballistics missiles program, which was being used to defend the nuclear program.

You sink their military.

You kill the top like 15 layers of their government.

But the regime remains in place in a similar way that we saw in Venezuela.

And especially if you can make sure the Strait of Hormuz remains open so that the best card that the Iranians have to play doesn't actually redound to their benefit, then you have achieved some strategic objectives that the U.S.

has had for 47 years.

Again, I'm very skeptical of the whole thing, but it doesn't mean you don't accomplish nothing.

Before Matt starts to just scream his rebuttal to that, I want you all to realize out there that a lot is happening and it's hitting everything from your paycheck to your freedoms.

So you can either guess or you can know.

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Before we get to Cabot, Matt.

I'm saying on foreign policy in particular, I think he's earned a lot of trust.

Are we in a better place right now than we were five weeks ago?