Robert Harward

It's horrible.

But he said to me, and you'll like this one, Ben, this would never happen in the United States.

I go, why?

Because you guys have guns.

You're government campers.

So this Iranian knew our Second Amendment and knew why we have guns more than that.

So if I could get a million guns...

and 10 million rounds of ammo into the dissidents so that they're armed to fight.

And it's not just the IRGC.

Don't forget that I think one of the most important components of this is the Bashij.

The volunteer militia has been that kind of intel apparatus that the very tactical level pointing out and identifying.

So if we can get the Bashij to flip

and be part of the solution on the problem, that presents a big threat to the IRGC.

And the military, professional military, which is sometimes at odds with the IRGC, how do we get them to flip?

So I think armed force going after these different entities of power that the regime has.

And so similar to where we disbanded the military in

In Iraq, we may here be able to use a professional military to go after the IRGC.

So I think all those elements of power we can go after directly and indirectly.

I would do indirectly first as opposed to any strikes.

And those strikes would be focused on those elements of power that have the least influence.