Ryan Bodenheimer

That's what I see in the news.

I'm like, wait, so it's raining today, so it's Israel's fault?

You know what I mean?

And so I think at some point it'll balance out.

And then if this does balance out, I think people will look back and be like, oh, that was kind of silly that you literally just blamed everything on Israel.

And there's people coming out like Joe Kent saying that the only reason that the U.S.

got involved in the war with Iran was because Israel pressured us to.

Yeah, and the thing I like to say, and I said it on Piers Morgan as well, is like, yeah, Israel's obviously benefiting from the U.S.

getting rid of the Ayatollah.

Yeah, and the Ayatollah screamed death to Israel, death to America every day.

And they wanted a nuclear weapon.

And so, yeah, obviously Israel's going to benefit from that guy not being there.

But the U.S., I think, is going to benefit too, just from the way that I've studied what Iran's plans have been.

They wanted to have 10,000 ballistic missiles

that could then protect a nuclear weapon.

So then that nuclear weapon couldn't be destroyed.

Wow.

And then if they got that likely, I mean, again, it's, it's hard to say like we're preventing something from happening when we don't know if it would have happened, but it's kind of like, all right, all the signs are pointing to this guy's saying death to Israel.

He wants a nuclear weapon.

He wants 10,000 ballistic missiles to protect it.