Tom Bilyeu

And so that's the kind of scenario that could

could still play out even in a decapitation scenario where the army, whoa, the army is continuing to do its thing.

I'm getting too excited over here, Drew.

I'm just throwing water everywhere.

All right.

Do you mind?

Thank you.

Now, part of what makes the situation so deadly is Iran's constitution gives the supreme leader and only the supreme leader command over the armed forces.

So even though they have a president, the president can't countermand

a provincial commander.

Parliament can't revoke firing authority once it's been given.

Only the supreme leader can turn off the war machine.

And the new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khomeini, this is Khomeini's son, is reportedly in critical condition and on a ventilator somewhere in an ICU under heavy protection.

Now, I want to be very clear.

These reports are unverified.

but they've been swirling for a while now and every day that passes where we don't see or hear from him, the rumors obviously gain a little bit more credibility because nothing would bolster the Iranian regime supporting people more than him making a message, even if it's from an underground bunker somewhere, to make a message telling the people that they're gonna do this, that, or the other.

It is very surprising that we're not seeing more of that.

Now, right now, there may not be anyone that can hit the kill switch on the war from the Iranian side.

And so that's something that the U.S.

Strategic Command needs to take into consideration.