Iran's Critical Crossroads: Military Action, Oil, and Trump's Dilemma

I think everything that you and I've been talking about is actually the best case because it could get way worse from here and it's not resolved. Could you speak for a moment you don't have to be doomer but you know, if the bombing begins and Iran makes good on its retaliation threats then a lot more infrastructure could be destroyed that would take years to rebuild. Let's we we gotta pray that that doesn't happen. Where are we? That's right. So we're at a fork in the road, Mike, uh here. The fork is not with a good deal. The whatever deal is gonna be is not gonna look much like a deal to to us here in America. The fork in the road is, um, do we, um, have a deal which essentially allows Iran to emerge more powerful over time, uh, here, months by month, year by year, um, or do we, um, try to stop Iran from becoming more powerful, in which case we have to use military force to do that. And if we, um, want to, for example, uh, make sure that Iran is not gonna get a nuclear weapon. Netanyahu's basically right ...