Michael Knowles

I think there are multiple factors to look at.

And this is a big question that Tucker Carlson has been asking through his monologues.

And I'm glad he's asking these questions because it's really important that we Americans understand

live in a sovereign country where our elected leaders represent our best interests.

What we've been seeing in regard to US foreign policy is decisions being made that are not at all beneficial for the American people.

And certainly starting this war with Iran is a perfect example of it.

First of all, let me just thank you for the interview you did yesterday with Piers Morgan, because you hit the nail on the head.

There's no question that

Trump was honestly manipulated by the Israelis who put into his head this notion that a war against Iran would be easy.

It would be simple, even though experts and I'm not even talking about experts, just ordinary people in the media who are paying close attention could have told Trump that Iran is going to close the Strait of Hormuz.

That is where their leverage is.

But he did it anyway.

And there is no easy military strategy to take control of the Strait of Hormuz.

If you pay close attention.

Keep going.

That is completely wrong.

Exactly.

And you know, here's the telling part of that entire conversation.

Okay, well, if Iran is so weakened, why don't you send the IDF in there?

Why are you trying to get the United States to send their service members in there?