Tim Pool

It's a hostage situation.

And Obama was like, OK, OK, we'll give you a bunch of money.

And then Iran's like, OK, and then we'll use that money unfrozen to start building more weapons.

So I will say this.

I like the masculinity of Trump being like, then you're getting the boot like we've had enough of this.

And I think the I don't think there is a moral argument.

I think there is a light moral argument of we may see collateral damage in civilian deaths that exceeds what is what is necessary and what is acceptable.

But morality in terms of the actions of their government, they have already stepped over the line justifying someone to stop them.

The Iranians did not need to expend all of their resources in the past 50 years on weapons and missile sites.

They could have been making food in factories.

And Rubio made a great point.

He said, if you want nuclear energy, import the fuel like everybody else and built your sites above ground for everybody to see what you're doing.

They're going deep underground and they're enriching uranium themselves.

There's only one reason to do that, to create military bunkers for it.

It's not for energy.

So...

Look, they put out a letter saying we have never wanted hostilities with America.

We have videos of them chanting death to America.

There's many Iranians who have fled the country and have attested to this.

I am not suggesting.