purposes, which is part of my article.

Yeah, that started with, I guess, we'll start with Mark Thiessen, who's a former George W. Bush speechwriter, who was saying after the report came out, I think many of your listeners and viewers will remember there was a report recently that said that Tulsi Gabbard, as director of national intelligence, had tried to warn President Trump, hey, If we go and attack Iran, A, B, and C are going to happen.

The Strait of Hormuz is going to be a problem.

All this stuff, everything she predicted has happened.

Trump ignored her advice, everything that has happened.

Mark Thiessen, the former George W. Bush speechwriter, neocon fanboy, habitual liar, however you want to describe this man, he basically retweeted the story about Tulsa, and he's like, Donald Trump is a great man because MAGA went to war with Iran, and he had the bravery to do it amongst all these naysayers, and isn't this wonderful? And him, Mark Levin, was doing a version of the same thing, and a couple other neoconservatives.

I saw Saurabh Amari, who writes for Compaq, saying, I'm paraphrasing, I'm not quoting him, but I can't take these neocons pretending that this is what MAGA voted for, was to go to war with Iran and be there for six months and to replicate a George W. Bush, Iraq-style war in Iran, like that that's what MAGA signed up for.

Will there be any Republicans who will unambiguously say this relationship has been a net negative for the U.S. and we have to treat Israel like a normal country again?

Thought that was strange.

I thought it was very strange.

And look, I- a- as far as the substance of what Eric Cannon was saying, and I don't know him, and God bless him and God bless everybody out there, but you know, he put this out there and we're commenting on it.

Um, yeah, I guess in general, you know, and I'm not a wrestler.

I'm a fan.

I never want to be like, "Oh, I'm in the know." I ne- I've never taken a bump in my life, you know? I have a respect for that and what they do that's separate from my fandom.

I respect that.

Yeah

Can you talk a little bit about how history might treat, uh, Senator Graham, and maybe speak a little to the sort of, uh, dichotomy of, of people's remembrances of, of the late senator?

There's a few ways to come at this, and I want to address, but I want to address what's said in that clip.

She said she thought that Lindsey Graham never admitted that the Iraq War was a mistake.

That's a, that's a firm opinion.

In 20- in 2016, Lindsey Graham was running for president- president.

And Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio were sort of pressured into saying what has become an American consensus at this point.

Yes, the Iraq- Iraq War, they had to be pushed into it.

How is this going to bode for Republicans this fall?