Tom

Doesn't mean it's not wrong.

Doesn't mean it's not wrong.

Sorry.

So just because they're saying it as a talking point doesn't mean it's wrong.

They're saying that because it actually has some validity.

You know, you get compared to you compare this to ripping out cancer.

You know, I had a very close person in my life that had to go through cancer who had to go through short term pain for long term gain.

Now she's doing great.

But for there was two years of her life that she was in a very tough spot.

So that's what's happening here.

Look, the IRGC, the Ayatollah, is the cancer of the Middle East, and we've been at war with them since 1979, since they held how many people hostage in Iran?

400 people, 400 Americans?

So this cancer needed to be ripped out one way or another.

So yes, there's going to be some short-term pain, but in the end, there's going to be some long-term gain.

There you go.

Tom, thoughts?

Well, I think what he's when you hear that, do you think he's going to get that?

Do you think I don't I don't know it.

In my wildest dreams, I don't see an unconditional surrender.

Unconditional surrender says, okay, we're going to come in, no conditions.