00:00Most importantly, he decided to start an unnecessary war that nobody asked for and nobody voted for.
00:11Now, this is something I know a little about.
00:15Let's think about this Iran war.
00:19The original rationale was, we're going to go in there and get them to give up their nuclear program, their
00:26nuclear weapons.
00:26Now, the thing was, Iran didn't have nuclear weapons.
00:32Because I had put a deal in place that everybody acknowledged, kept them from getting nukes, and I didn't have
00:41to fire a missile to do it.
00:43I just had to engage in diplomacy.
00:46He pulled out of it, starts this war.
00:51Remember, seven months later, six months after they declared victory.
01:00Because remember, they said, oh, this is the best war ever.
01:03It's going great.
01:05So, seven months later, how's that war going?
01:09Our allies and our bases have been attacked.
01:15Americans have been killed.
01:17Hundreds of Americans have been wounded.
01:20We have run down our stock of missiles.
01:26And Iran now has veto power over the Strait of Hormuz where oil goes through to the world market.
01:34This is the reason why the price of oil is up.
01:39Nobody disputes that.
01:41This is the reason the price of diesel is up.
01:46This is the reason why the price of just about everything is up.
01:54Meanwhile, you got the defense secretary, who's squarely focused.
01:59Wait, wait, don't move.
02:01Wait, wait, wait.
02:03No, no, no.
02:04He's very focused on important matters like the jawlines and testosterone levels of our troops.
02:12And live streaming executions.
02:16Because that's how he thinks you cultivate that manly warrior spirit.
02:24How much time do you think this defense secretary spends looking at himself in the mirror in the morning?
02:34I mean, you know he's working his hair because that's how warriors look.
02:40These are not serious people.
02:46They're not serious people.
02:49And the problem is you end up having to pay the price for their lack of seriousness.
02:53You just see us.
02:59You
