Ep. 2091 - Iran Launches Attacks To Help Democrats In The Midterms

Speaking of the Iran war, a young man, young right winger on the campaign trail just asked Senator Cruz a great question about Israel.

I think Senator Cruz gave a great answer.

Another important point about Israel, the Israeli elections were last night.

as of this moment, as of the airing of this show, uh, it's not clear who won.

There's no clear majority, you know, that the Israeli elections are different from the American elections in that they have to form coalition governments.

And right now it's totally unclear what the future for the government of Israel looks like, but that's really good news for us.

And it's good news because the pollsters were wrong in Israel.

And, uh, forget about Netanyahu, forget about who the prime minister is going to be.

I just need the pollsters to be wrong because if the pollsters were wrong in Israel, it means they could be wrong in America, which means we might not get completely destroyed by the Democrats seven days from now.

However, In the meantime, Iran is doing every single thing it can to hand the government over to Democrats.

A very distressing report out of the National Security Journal.

Iran is attacking ships in the Strait of Hormuz at record levels.

October was the worst month for attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz since the war began.

And this is important because When the U.S. went in now for the second time over the last year and a half to Iran to degrade their nuclear capacities, Iran played their trump card.

Iran shut down shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.

So when Iran did that, the U.S. didn't totally expect that they would do that.

Iran's never done that before.

When Iran did that, they said, OK, we're going to hold 20 percent of the world's energy supply hostage for the foreseeable future.

OK, very fine.

Then President Trump says, OK, well, you think you're going to hold the energy hostage? I know what we're going to do.

We're just going to get the energy out ourselves.

So the United States starts protecting Iran.

oil coming through the Strait of Hormuz and brings back capacity, not to where it was pre-war, but pretty close.

So then Iran says, all right, well, our last big moment of leverage is right before these midterm elections.

I know what we're going to do.

Speaking of the Iran war, a young man, young right winger on the campaign trail just asked Senator Cruz a great question about Israel.

I think Senator Cruz gave a great answer.

Another important point about Israel, the Israeli elections were last night.

as of this moment, as of the airing of this show, uh, it's not clear who won.

There's no clear majority, you know, that the Israeli elections are different from the American elections in that they have to form coalition governments.

And right now it's totally unclear what the future for the government of Israel looks like, but that's really good news for us.

And it's good news because the pollsters were wrong in Israel.

And, uh, forget about Netanyahu, forget about who the prime minister is going to be.

I just need the pollsters to be wrong because if the pollsters were wrong in Israel, it means they could be wrong in America, which means we might not get completely destroyed by the Democrats seven days from now.

However, In the meantime, Iran is doing every single thing it can to hand the government over to Democrats.

A very distressing report out of the National Security Journal.

Iran is attacking ships in the Strait of Hormuz at record levels.

October was the worst month for attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz since the war began.

And this is important because When the U.S. went in now for the second time over the last year and a half to Iran to degrade their nuclear capacities, Iran played their trump card.

Iran shut down shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.

So when Iran did that, the U.S. didn't totally expect that they would do that.

Iran's never done that before.

When Iran did that, they said, OK, we're going to hold 20 percent of the world's energy supply hostage for the foreseeable future.

OK, very fine.

Then President Trump says, OK, well, you think you're going to hold the energy hostage? I know what we're going to do.

We're just going to get the energy out ourselves.

So the United States starts protecting Iran.

oil coming through the Strait of Hormuz and brings back capacity, not to where it was pre-war, but pretty close.

So then Iran says, all right, well, our last big moment of leverage is right before these midterm elections.

I know what we're going to do.