The current war with Iran is a strategic failure that risks the lives of military personnel and relies on no clear plan for exit or resolution.

“The administration's in a really hard place because Trump went into this war without a plan for what to do if the if it didn't go according to plan. There was no plan B. And the options are not good because the you know, do we try and take that state that straight militarily?”

The United States should use sufficient military force to destabilize the Iranian regime and facilitate a transition to a new government.

“My position would be that we are entitled to and should use enough force to help destabilize the regime and the get the opposition into power.”

The argument that the US is intervening in Iran out of a genuine humanitarian concern for protesters is a false pretext that nobody should believe.

“I don't even know what this is about. Like no one, literally no one is going to buy this. Oh, we're worried about the protesters that that no one is going to buy that, right?”

The potential outcome of US-led regime change in Iran would likely be a state of chaotic instability and suffering for the Iranian people rather than the improvement of their situation.

“the modal outcome if we do strike Iran and try to depose the regime is going to be full-blown chaos. And so, look at Syria. How could you possibly want, you know, a the Western powers to pump weapons into your country, depose the person in power or Libya uh as well? and then become a play thing”

The Iranian regime is currently weak due to ongoing internal protests and economic mismanagement, making it vulnerable to external military pressure.

“Most of those guys hate the regime. I mean, if you That's right. I've been explaining this to people right now. They're like, "Oh my god, there's so many Iranians in LA. Do we have to worry about them being sleeper cells?" I was like, "Uh, those are the people that are going to murder the sleeper ce”