Sagar

And that's why the United States had to get involved.

That was his reasoning.

The U.S.

Secretary of State, he said it, not me.

And so here we are, several months later, the United States has expended the vast, vast array of its advanced interceptors, costing some hundreds of millions of dollars on behalf of this tiny little nation, while Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, they go dry.

How does that make any sense?

I'm losing.

Genuinely, this demonstrates to me the level of which there has been a complete strategic inversion in the Trump administration.

This will go down as one of the greatest follies in US history.

It's not even hyperbolic now at this point.

This is it.

This is the big one in terms of the turning point.

Yes, I know everyone.

Oh, you're just saying that.

Listen, I don't just say these things willy-nilly because when you stack up the balance sheet and you look here at Japan, a G7 nation, South Korea, same thing, top trading partner of the United States.

Taiwan, I just described three nations which are in the top 10 trading partners of the United States who are like, I don't know.

I don't know about this.

And, Sagar, I don't even...

Iran is the excuse, but it's also the truth.

Yes, that's right.