Ryan Bodenheimer

And that's actually, if you see what the IRGC has done, that's how they've controlled their country.

They just threaten their own people.

And if their people go against them, they kill them.

And so President Trump was like, all right, well, we're going to use a little bit of your own medicine here.

I'm going to put this pressure on you, get leverage over you, bring you to the table.

And that's what he's done at this point.

So it brought them to the table where there's a ceasefire and now they want a complete ending of the conflict.

And it looks like from what I can tell just from the video I did today, looks like they're like, hey, guys, we we want to solve this and we want to give you some concessions that you want.

But again, if you're going to be in a high-stakes negotiation, I mean, this is the highest of high-stakes negotiations, right?

And I've seen people freak out over this, like even Tucker Carlson.

He's been like, oh, President Trump used the F word on Easter, and he got really upset about that.

And my thought was like, well, actually, you're getting an inside insight into a president who's in the middle of a war, like one of the most intense wars in U.S.

history.

It's got to be stressful.

Yeah.

Stressful but also strategic where he's actually showing us the leverage he's getting against the IRGC or the way that he's pressuring the IRGC.

We get to actually see that.

And maybe you don't.

Conflict is wild.

So on that same day where Tucker was really mad that the president used the F-bomb on Easter, that was the same day we rescued that weapons systems officer behind enemy lines.