Tim Miller

He's doing perfume.

He's also doing rare earths now in Ukraine and Greenland.

That's something we're going to talk about later this week.

Um, but I want to close with Iran, uh,

The protests, bigger than we've seen in years in Iran over the weekend, major crackdown by the regime, thousands killed at this point of the protesters.

And Trump kind of played a little footsie with the idea that we might get involved in the press conference yesterday.

He did kind of one of those wait and see things that he does.

What do you make of what we're seeing and what could be useful at this point?

Look, you know better than anybody.

Just like it's complex and our role is complex.

Right.

Because like simultaneously.

It's like the more the U.S.

is publicly seen as being on the side of the protesters, the worse it is for them, right, internally.

Not always, but just like it can backfire, I guess maybe would be a more accurate way to put it.

But also, too, like unarmed protesters aren't going to overthrow the regime.

Right.

And if you look at Syria, like what did it take to overthrow Assad?

It was like basically Turkish backed militia groups, you know, in short that ended up getting rid of Assad.

And so like if this is actually going to work in overthrowing the regime, you know, you need either internal defection from the military, you know, or.