Toby Howell

It's now the most disliked video ever on the entire platform.

So you can't tell the story of Justin Bieber without him.

YouTube.

So it did feel very nostalgic because he did go very deep in the archive.

On the other hand though, you paid a lot of money to go watch a Coachella set and instead what you got was him scrolling YouTube.

I think the final thing though is that guys, no matter how famous or how rich they are, will do anything in their power to sit you down and show you YouTube videos.

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A double blockade.

Who could have seen this coming?

Actually, it was Telegraph because the U.S.

has used a similar approach against Venezuela.

earlier in the year.

And this was definitely in the cards.

A lot of energy experts were, as you said, pushing Trump in this direction.

Because essentially, you can set up a blockade out of range from Tehran's weaponry.

And then you can also do it with less risk than going after something like Karg Island, which is where Iran exports most of its oil from.

So

If the options on the table were strike Iran's critical energy infrastructure or set up another blockade, we've already done a blockade, we being the U.S.

of Venezuela.