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Iran has figured out that we can't beat
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them. We're not weakening Iran. We have
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strengthened Iran and we can't stop
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their drone attacks. And what you're
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seeing is far more chaotic
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decision-making is happening in the
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White House than it's happening in the
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government of Iran and it's evidence
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Trump is losing power. So when I look
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through the response to the last
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conversation, the audience had lots of
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different types of questions. Like
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there's 90 odd million people stuck
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right in the heart of this that often
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don't really have a voice. What do you
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think happens next for them and what is
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Israel's role in this?
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>> Well, Israel is playing two roles here
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that have not helped us correctly assess
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the situation and we'll talk about that.
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>> And then what do you think happens with
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Europe?
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>> NATO is for all practical purposes dead
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and what happens next.
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>> So for 21 years, I laid out what a
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hypothetical bombing campaign of Iran
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would look like. And when I was here
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last time, every single thing we talked
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about unfolded in the first several
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weeks of the war.
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>> So when you did this 21 years of
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modeling these attacks, how did America
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come out of this situation?
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>> So there was a consistent set of
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findings and America can bomb them,
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attack them. We could even threaten to
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murder all 92 million of them. But the
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bottom line is
