Patrick Bet-David

We're reading that Marines have arrived and more are going.

I don't know how to interpret that.

I don't know if that has to do with Karg Island.

I don't know if that has to do with enriched uranium.

I wouldn't know.

But what are the conditions in your head that either a negotiated settlement or a military victory, what would it take?

I mean, I would argue from an intelligence standpoint, military standpoint, this operation to this point, we don't know the final outcome yet, and it's going to get complicated, and I agree with what Thomas was saying.

But so far, it's the greatest military operation in the history of warfare, as of today.

Now, how it concludes, I want to go back to what Thomas was saying and get your thoughts and then, Adam, your thoughts.

Because to me, one way or the other, certain conditions have to be met or we don't ever want to go back, right?

So what does that mean?

They cannot have nukes.

We didn't expect that their ballistic missiles would be able to have the range that they have.

As always, international inspectors suck and they got it wrong.

Okay.

So, but they can't keep 60% enriched uranium that they can turn into weapons grade in seven to 12 days.

That has to be part of the deal.

The straits has to be open.

That's part of the deal.

Hate to tell you one other thing.