Saagar Enjeti

Yeah.

You think so?

I do because from the U.S.

perspective, not to get too bogged down, but it really ripped the country apart.

Like in a, you know, we had the draft.

It rewrote the way that we had all of our military power.

50,000 Americans were killed.

It also, it was a sucking of all of the, any of the potential promise of what the post-civil rights era kind of could have been.

Yeah.

All the money that was wasted, the dividends that were being wrought from the post-World War II era, which all could have been spent to make the 1970s actually a great period.

It was bad.

It really was bad.

But I don't reject.

Yeah.

whatsoever.

In fact, if I look at it from a Chinese perspective, they're going to care much more about what happened with Iran because of all of the naval power.

In a sense, you know, it's almost like parse, you know, it's like you're almost like parsing two disastrous things in and of itself.

They're both horrific defeats for the U.S.

I actually think this is fascinating.

Let's put A9 up here on the screen from the Joint Chiefs