00:00The Vice President said yesterday that he would not describe the conflict with Iran as a war,
00:04but the U.S. resumed strikes for the first time in recent weeks. Can you explain to the American
00:08people, if this is not a war, what exactly is it? Well, I'll tell you what, a lot of people
00:13don't
00:13call it a war. I call it a military conflict because it's small potatoes for us. It's not a
00:18big thing. We did Venezuela and we did this. In Venezuela, we lost nobody. In this, we lost 18
00:25people. And in Vietnam, you lost 100,000 people. And in other conflicts, you lost tens of thousands
00:33of people. I would say that it's intermittent. You know, we do intermittent strikes. So I heard
00:39what he said and it was interesting because I think that there's a lot of truth. We're not
00:44fighting right now. There's no fighting. President, 18 people have died in this. It certainly doesn't
00:48feel like small potatoes. 18 service members have died. We're seeing record long deployments.
00:53You initially said this. Why is it record long? So how long were we in Vietnam? How long were
00:58we in Vietnam? We're seeing how long were we in Vietnam? We're in five months now. We've
01:04been. And you know what we did in five months? They're not going to have a nuclear weapon.
01:08That's what we did. Iran will not have a nuclear weapon because if they did, you probably wouldn't
01:13be standing here very long.
