Stephen K. Bannon

Maybe that's two weeks.

Maybe it's four weeks.

But there's some period of time that Admiral Cooper.

has a timeline and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs, General Kane, has a timeline and we're moving down here.

Do you still believe, and I know because you've got a lot of insight baseball on this, do you think we're still progressing down that at the rate that you felt at first?

If we're, if we're, if we're, if we're, if we're destroyed, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on.

Cause I feel like I'm getting, I feel like I'm getting Robert McNamara's report during Vietnam.

I just felt,

If this is the case, hang on, hang on.

You give me the moral equivalent of a body count.

You give me a rocket count.

You give me exactly, you're doing nothing more than giving a body count.

However, if that's the case, how did the Iranians shift and take the initiative?

They're getting so bombed.

They've shifted the center of gravity.

You do agree the center of gravity of this war is not Tehran.

The center of gravity of this war is the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz, sir.

Then you don't understand where the center of gravity of this battle has been for three weeks since the Israelis bombed the gas field.

No, no, no, not important.

The center of gravity of this battle, if you think the center of gravity of the battle is Tehran,