Tom Homan

Maybe, but we didn't ask you to put them up in a penthouse in the Four Seasons or to give them billions of dollars or to spread propaganda about Israel and what's happening in Gaza or around the world. Take, for instance, just a few weeks ago, there were widespread protests in Gaza by ordinary Gazans against Hamas.

Maybe, but we didn't ask you to put them up in a penthouse in the Four Seasons or to give them billions of dollars or to spread propaganda about Israel and what's happening in Gaza or around the world. Take, for instance, just a few weeks ago, there were widespread protests in Gaza by ordinary Gazans against Hamas.

And that led the news, not just in Israel, but in Saudi Arabia and the UAE and elsewhere in the Arab world. If you were in Qatar, you had no idea what's happening because Al Jazeera and Qatari media never broadcasted at all. There's just a few more examples of how they've been playing both sides for too long. And unfortunately, they played a little closer to the other side than we would like.

And that led the news, not just in Israel, but in Saudi Arabia and the UAE and elsewhere in the Arab world. If you were in Qatar, you had no idea what's happening because Al Jazeera and Qatari media never broadcasted at all. There's just a few more examples of how they've been playing both sides for too long. And unfortunately, they played a little closer to the other side than we would like.

And that led the news, not just in Israel, but in Saudi Arabia and the UAE and elsewhere in the Arab world. If you were in Qatar, you had no idea what's happening because Al Jazeera and Qatari media never broadcasted at all. There's just a few more examples of how they've been playing both sides for too long. And unfortunately, they played a little closer to the other side than we would like.

Yeah, well, first off, Ben, you're right about the president, again, being consistent and clear on this. You know, he doesn't talk like a normal Republican president of the past. You know, they might have said, well, we'd like to have a deal. But if we don't, all options are on the table. No, I mean, Donald Trump, he speaks the plain truth.

Yeah, well, first off, Ben, you're right about the president, again, being consistent and clear on this. You know, he doesn't talk like a normal Republican president of the past. You know, they might have said, well, we'd like to have a deal. But if we don't, all options are on the table. No, I mean, Donald Trump, he speaks the plain truth.

Yeah, well, first off, Ben, you're right about the president, again, being consistent and clear on this. You know, he doesn't talk like a normal Republican president of the past. You know, they might have said, well, we'd like to have a deal. But if we don't, all options are on the table. No, I mean, Donald Trump, he speaks the plain truth.

He says, you know, Iran can have a deal and live happily without death or there will be bombing. I mean, he couldn't be more blunt about it. And The argument that, you know, striking their nuclear facilities, whether it's United States, whether it's Israel, whether it's some combination, it's going to lead to some, quote unquote, forever war.

He says, you know, Iran can have a deal and live happily without death or there will be bombing. I mean, he couldn't be more blunt about it. And The argument that, you know, striking their nuclear facilities, whether it's United States, whether it's Israel, whether it's some combination, it's going to lead to some, quote unquote, forever war.

He says, you know, Iran can have a deal and live happily without death or there will be bombing. I mean, he couldn't be more blunt about it. And The argument that, you know, striking their nuclear facilities, whether it's United States, whether it's Israel, whether it's some combination, it's going to lead to some, quote unquote, forever war.

Again, simply belies the historical facts, some of which you laid out. President Trump authorized the killing of Qasem Soleimani, Iran's terrorist mastermind, in January of 2020.

Again, simply belies the historical facts, some of which you laid out. President Trump authorized the killing of Qasem Soleimani, Iran's terrorist mastermind, in January of 2020.

Again, simply belies the historical facts, some of which you laid out. President Trump authorized the killing of Qasem Soleimani, Iran's terrorist mastermind, in January of 2020.

And many of the same voices today who are hysterically claiming that strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities would lead to forever war were the same ones then in late 2019 and early 2020 saying that this was going to start another war. I'm also reminded of the tanker wars in 1987 and 1988 when Iran was mining the Persian Gulf. It was threatening oil shipping out of the Gulf. It ultimately ended up

And many of the same voices today who are hysterically claiming that strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities would lead to forever war were the same ones then in late 2019 and early 2020 saying that this was going to start another war. I'm also reminded of the tanker wars in 1987 and 1988 when Iran was mining the Persian Gulf. It was threatening oil shipping out of the Gulf. It ultimately ended up

And many of the same voices today who are hysterically claiming that strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities would lead to forever war were the same ones then in late 2019 and early 2020 saying that this was going to start another war. I'm also reminded of the tanker wars in 1987 and 1988 when Iran was mining the Persian Gulf. It was threatening oil shipping out of the Gulf. It ultimately ended up

destroying or severely damaging a U.S. naval vessel. And what did Ronald Reagan do? He didn't take it to the U.N. He actually sank half of Iran's navy. He was asked on the walk to Marine One on the south lawn of the White House one day in that period, if we were at war with Iran now. And he looked and he chuckled in his kind of Reagan-esque way. And he said, no, Iran wouldn't be so stupid.

destroying or severely damaging a U.S. naval vessel. And what did Ronald Reagan do? He didn't take it to the U.N. He actually sank half of Iran's navy. He was asked on the walk to Marine One on the south lawn of the White House one day in that period, if we were at war with Iran now. And he looked and he chuckled in his kind of Reagan-esque way. And he said, no, Iran wouldn't be so stupid.

destroying or severely damaging a U.S. naval vessel. And what did Ronald Reagan do? He didn't take it to the U.N. He actually sank half of Iran's navy. He was asked on the walk to Marine One on the south lawn of the White House one day in that period, if we were at war with Iran now. And he looked and he chuckled in his kind of Reagan-esque way. And he said, no, Iran wouldn't be so stupid.