Stephen K. Bannon

The Hormuz?

For our audience on a Sunday morning, just for people that have been over there and had to deal with this, you've got the Houthis, you've got guys in Afghanistan.

This is kind of, I say, the equivalent of the Scotch-Irish in Appalachia.

These are tough hombres.

The Houthis, the Egyptian army lost, I think, 25,000 men.

Decades ago, under Nasser, trying to take them out.

50.

The British, these are tough hombres.

We've just seen, since President Trump came into power in 17, we saw the Saudis, which are a disaster.

They're pretty pathetic.

But then you had UAE.

You've had some pretty good operators take their best punch at these guys, including the United States Navy last summer.

And they're still kind of around.

Hang on a second, because I know I've got

Captain, let's bring in Captain Fennell.

Captain Fennell, Marco Rubio and the vice president are kind of taking your line to saying, hey, look, we've got military objectives.

This is a military operation.

We're pounding this.

We're defanging and declawing.

Historically, we got a couple more weeks.