Sam Faddis

They are as MAGA as you can get.

And they asked me to come down there and they have been in the fight for years.

So I am making the drive.

Well, I think, first of all, that being the goal and what we have seen in the scale of the deployments by the United States, it is clear we're not talking about a day of airstrikes or two days of airstrikes.

This is going to be a sustained operation, go on for some time.

We can hope that the Iranian regime collapses, and I'll be the first guy to celebrate if that happens, having devoted a big chunk of my life to that cause.

If it doesn't collapse and you've got these guys against their backs against the wall and you've made it an existential fight, you can expect them to lash out in every way they can.

And I think increasingly you will see that will be unconventional.

They will fight us where they feel they have the advantage or they can at least stand toe to toe with us.

So and that could be worldwide.

That could be on our soil.

Yeah, 100%.

I would note, as an Appalachian American and Scots-Irish, we're better dancers than the Houthis.

But I take your point.

All kidding aside, they are for real.

There are lots of folks.

We could see Bahrain being bombs going off all over Manama, all over Bahrain by Shia militia and Shia terrorist groups affiliated with the Iranians.

They have a vast reach.

Well, a worldwide reach.

So they have the capacity to hit back.