Tom Bilyeu

pulled up on little, like the things you would put on the back of a truck to drag a boat around, but they're military boats.

They're small, obviously, but nonetheless, they can launch rockets from them.

They look like a boat you would take to the lake with like a missile launcher.

Exactly.

Like, hey, everybody, like come join.

Hold on a sec.

I gotta like shoot this boat real fast.

So it's pretty crazy.

I don't think...

that people have fully internalized, and I'll even say this inside the US government, I don't think they fully internalized how much trouble a smaller army with faster and harder to detect munitions

is going to be to truly defeat, especially from the air.

And so with every day, the odds that Trump either has to eject out of the situation and leave Iran really no better off than we found them in terms of being a threat to the rest of the region and to the US, or actually put boots on the ground, which I just, while I think he probably would be

Crazy enough, bold enough, depending on what side of the camp you're on to do like a strategic thing, like take over that island.

There's an island, we talked about this before, but there's an island off the coast of Iran where they do a lot of refining.

And so, um, supposedly it would be very strategic to take that over.

I haven't done a ton of research on that yet.

Uh, but that is something that I could see him doing, but like actual boots on the ground, man.

If he does that, that that to me is is a like kill switch for my own ability to think that he's going to pull this all together.

Now, I've been surprised before, but that one just feels like, bro, you are going to have the world's hardest time messaging to the American people that this is not another forever war in the Middle East.

So I think that he's gotten people on board with lightning strikes like what he did in Venezuela.