Tom Bilyeu

Maybe we didn't even get to 24 hours.

Yeah.

So, yeah, this thing is fragile at best.

Yeah.

So clearly Iran does not want Lebanon to be seen as a separate issue.

So the next time that Lebanon attacks Israel, if we can all please be honest about the fact that that is a proxy for Iran, that would be wonderful.

But yeah, not too surprising.

Our COO asked me yesterday, like, who do you think is going to violate the ceasefire?

I was like, Israel.

So now, in fairness, technically, Iran violated it first.

However, I would say that if these reports are true, then Israel has violated it with the largest time gap.

So there's no ability to go, oh, oh, shit.

Sorry.

Wait, did that start?

My bad.

So, yeah, I don't think that that's super surprising from look, I never know if you can believe the things that are being passed around.

But there was a lot of talk right away that Netanyahu was very upset about the terms that were being considered for the ceasefire.

So it's one of those again, what what do we map Netanyahu against?

If we map Netanyahu against a greater Israel project and he's trying to gobble up as much territory as he can, of course, he's going to keep going and say, wait, wait, wait.

What does Lebanon have to do with Iran?