Warren Smith

Well, his producers know that rule inside and out there.

They take conflict drives engagement kind of to another level.

Almost the Jerry Springer of politics in a way.

It's they capitalize on that.

They understand.

That's why they assemble their panels in order to have conflict.

Otherwise, they know what they're doing.

Yeah.

For me, I was talking to Crowder a bit about this.

It's a very complex issue.

And it's difficult for me to have a conclusive stance, given that I don't know what the actual classified information is or what the plan is.

And I understand there's a lot of criticism.

That's valid.

I totally get that.

Right now, if I had to summarize it, I'm probably leaning as towards as a move on the chessboard.

They were presented this a move of opportunity that

I mean, it is pretty remarkable to be able to take out the head honcho in the first day and then all the subsequent leaders in the second, third day.

it could spiral into something else.

But if you were to present us like, we can do this move and accomplish this thing within a few days, granted, it might become something more than that.

I could understand the argument where it's like, if you're the president or in government, it's your responsibility to make these decisions.