Transcript [00:00] Everyone, [00:01] so, you know, since the beginning of [00:02] this war and even before it started, [00:06] I've been talking on this channel about [00:09] the fact that what the Iranian regime [00:11] fears [00:12] most, [00:13] what they only the only thing they [00:15] really fear [00:16] is their own people [00:19] and the actual loss of power. [00:22] Meaning that [00:23] even if you destroy their navy and it's [00:24] at the bottom of the sea and President [00:25] Trump loves to remind us that they don't [00:27] have a navy anymore that we wiped it [00:28] that they don't have that they don't [00:29] have [00:30] you know, how much we've degraded their [00:32] military capabilities and he always [00:34] promotes that as evidence of America [00:36] winning. [00:38] And I have repeatedly said [00:40] that while I applaud every airstrike, [00:43] that is not the path to victory. [00:45] That is not the path to victory. [00:47] And it's not that I want regime change [00:50] because that's the objective of the war. [00:52] It might be the objective of the [00:53] Israelis. It might be. [00:54] And certainly for Israel we would love [00:56] to see the regime gone and and it is it [00:59] it I believe it is an objective of the [01:00] Israelis, but it's not the American [01:02] objective. President Trump laid out his [01:03] objectives on day one on February 28th [01:06] where he stood up and said we're going [01:07] to destroy their navy, [01:08] we're going to remove the nuclear [01:10] threat, we're going to dis- to remove [01:13] their ability to fund and support their [01:16] proxy network, [01:17] and we're going to remove uh [01:21] uh the ballistic missile threat. Those [01:23] are the objectives of the war and then [01:24] later on another objective became [01:27] opening up the Straits of Hormuz. Those [01:28] are the various stated objectives of the [01:30] United States. My argument is simply [01:32] this, [01:33] the only way to achieve those objectives [01:35] is to bring down the regime. [01:37] And then everything else you try, [01:39] they're never going to cry uncle. All [01:41] the way back from before the war, the [01:42] Trump administration was signaling that [01:44] they thought that they could put enough [01:45] pressure [01:46] that they would eventually cry uncle and [01:48] you still hear Trump saying it. You [01:50] still hear Marco Rubio saying it. Oh, if [01:51] we hit them, you know, we're hitting [01:52] them really hard, they're eventually [01:54] going to come to the table, they're [01:55] going to have to make a deal, they're [01:56] dying to make a deal. They're not dying [01:57] to make a deal. They're dying to [01:58] negotiate. They want to negotiate [02:00] forever. [02:01] But they're not dying to make a deal [02:02] because they will not make a deal. The [02:04] only thing they fear is what [02:05] destabilizes the regime, and this is why [02:07] they're not attacking the Israelis [02:09] during these last few weeks cuz they [02:10] know that the Israelis will go for the [02:11] jugular. In the last few weeks before [02:14] the ceasefire on April 8th, the Israelis [02:16] were hitting the IRGC. Remember they [02:18] were taking a They were taking out um [02:21] checkpoints and and IRGC and Basij [02:24] headquarters that and they were causing [02:26] defections and they were causing panic [02:28] and in the regime, and that's what was [02:30] actually destabilizing the regime. [02:31] That's what could bring the people back [02:32] into the streets. [02:35] And everything that the Trump [02:36] administration is doing now, [02:38] degrading the military, is not about [02:41] victory. And what I want to talk about [02:43] in this video, I want to play you a clip [02:45] from Fox News, and I'm going to stop it [02:46] a few times because it really highlights [02:49] the difference between driving to [02:52] victory [02:53] and seeking something less than victory [02:56] that frankly isn't really working. So, [02:58] let's take a look. This is a This is [03:00] from Fox News from a couple days ago, [03:02] and it really highlights these points, [03:03] and it really speaks to the inflection [03:05] point, the decision point that we are [03:07] currently at in this war. [03:10] So, let's take a look. Here it is. [03:21] >> Well, CENTCOM launching what it calls a [03:23] heavy wave of strikes against payback [03:26] for attempted surprise missile attacks [03:28] on US forces. All Iranian missiles [03:30] intercepted. CENTCOM says it struck [03:33] military targets including command [03:34] centers, missile and drone facilities, [03:37] and surveillance sites. Let's bring in [03:38] Fox News senior strategic analyst, [03:41] retired [03:42] >> Okay, first first, what did they hit? [03:44] First of all, they said that it's [03:45] retaliation. [03:47] And second of all, that they hit all [03:48] sorts of military installations, drones, [03:51] rockets, missiles, right? Okay, keep [03:52] going. [03:53] >> Four-star General Jack Keane, former [03:55] vice chair of staff of the army, now [03:57] chairman of the Institute for the Study [03:59] of War. General, it's always a pleasure [04:01] to have you on. I want to read this Wall [04:03] Street Journal quote, and then I can [04:05] give you the floor. I think this is [04:06] interesting. It says, quoting here, "If [04:08] the US wants military action to be [04:10] effective, CENTCOM Commander Brad Cooper [04:13] has maintained the US must step up its [04:15] air attacks, significantly blunting [04:17] Iran's missile threat to try to break [04:20] the stalemate. This go-big approach, [04:23] which is among a series of options he [04:25] has developed, would reduce the need for [04:27] US to use defensive munitions because [04:31] Iran would have less capability to [04:33] attack." Is that your assessment as [04:36] well, General? [04:37] >> Okay, before we get to Jack Keane's [04:39] response, [04:42] I'm going to reiterate. [04:44] When you talk about retaliation, [04:47] that these strikes CENTCOM said that [04:49] these heavy strikes were in retaliation [04:51] for strikes against American positions, [04:53] American soldiers. [04:55] That doesn't mean that you're going for [04:56] victory. You know, from from February [04:58] 28th, from the beginning of Epic Fury, [05:01] till April 8th, that wasn't retaliation [05:04] for anything. It was a drive to victory. [05:06] When you're talking about we're going to [05:08] hit them hard and retaliate, or and also [05:10] when you're talking about only hitting [05:11] military installations, [05:14] I've been saying this over and over [05:15] again, that is not what is going to [05:17] solve the problem. [05:20] Let's hear what Jack Keane has to say. [05:24] >> Yeah, well, that's a actually an [05:26] incomplete assessment from Admiral [05:28] Cooper, but I I understand. [05:30] Uh here's what I think [05:33] we are, Trace. Look, uh we went to a [05:35] ceasefire on [05:38] April the 7th, began negotiations on [05:40] April the 8th because the Iranians were [05:41] making overtures to us [05:44] that they were willing to negotiate over [05:45] the Strait of Hormuz. We had conducted [05:47] 38 days of Epic Fury and Roaring Lion, a [05:51] combined operation with the two most [05:53] proven militaries in the world today [05:55] focusing on Iran. And we stopped after [05:58] those 38 days with most people think [06:00] about 14 days to complete all of the [06:03] assigned military objectives. So we went [06:06] into this negotiation phase and we're in [06:09] it now. We've been in it for almost 4 [06:11] months. [06:12] And we don't have the Strait of Hormuz [06:14] open. Although we thought we had an [06:16] agreement, right? Just a few weeks ago [06:19] our president signed it, their president [06:21] signed it, and within days of that Iran [06:24] violated it. And they've continued to [06:27] violate [06:28] a tentative ceasefire agreement as well [06:30] and we're and we've been retaliating and [06:32] each time they do it we strike back a [06:34] little a little harder on that. The [06:37] second thing we really want to achieve [06:38] through this [06:40] >> Hold on. [06:41] He said something there. Maybe you [06:43] missed it, but it was very very [06:45] profound. [06:47] He said, "We started out beginning of [06:48] the war we were attacking [06:50] and then we went into a negotiation [06:52] phase starting on April 8th." [06:54] And he said, "And we're still in it [06:56] now." [06:57] And you might say to yourself, "Wait, [06:59] what do you mean? We're still in a [07:00] negotiation phase? For the last couple [07:01] weeks America's been bombing the heck [07:03] out of the Iranians. How is that still a [07:05] negotiation phase?" But it is. [07:08] It His point was that we had a military [07:12] objective for the beginning of the war [07:13] for the first 38 days of the war. [07:16] And then we moved to a negotiation phase [07:19] and the current attacks [07:21] and the and he also brought up the [07:23] retaliation issue. When you're doing [07:24] tit-for-tat retaliation [07:27] and you're saying that this is because [07:28] you attacked American soldiers and we're [07:30] going to and if we hit them hard [07:31] eventually they're going to bend a knee, [07:33] what it means, listen carefully, what it [07:35] means is that you're using military [07:38] action as a tool in negotiation to bring [07:42] them to the table and make a deal. [07:44] It does not mean that you're using the [07:46] military action to defeat them. Those [07:49] are two very different things. [07:51] Such a key point he's making. All of [07:53] these attacks for the last couple weeks [07:54] is still part of the negotiation phase [07:57] to try to get them to agree to our [08:00] demands. And we tried to get the Strait [08:02] of Hormuz open. Didn't happen. And now [08:04] he's going to talk about the other [08:04] objectives that have been that were that [08:07] the Americans are trying to achieve [08:09] through this negotiation phase that are [08:10] not being fulfilled. [08:12] >> Diplomatic phase is certainly some kind [08:15] of agreement over their nuclear [08:16] enterprise. And when you look back on [08:18] it, do you think we're close to getting [08:19] a deal on the Strait of Hormuz? Number [08:21] one, are we getting close to a deal on [08:24] the nuclear enterprise? I don't think [08:25] so. I think the evidence is pretty [08:27] clear. [08:28] So, what it remains here, and I think [08:32] the Trump administration, likely the [08:33] president, is already reassessing [08:36] the diplomatic strategy we're on. And do [08:39] we still have a realistic option to [08:41] accomplish our assigned objectives? If [08:43] we can't do it through diplomacy, so I [08:44] think we absolutely do. [08:46] And what And what that is is returning [08:49] to major combat combat operations, [08:52] combined operation, certainly with [08:55] CENTCOM and with the Israelis. They're [08:57] both ready and prepared to do that. [09:00] And what would that look like? [09:02] >> Okay, before we get to what that would [09:03] look like, understand what he's saying [09:04] here. He says that [09:07] the goal of everything that's gone on [09:09] since April 8th [09:11] is to get them to make a deal on the [09:13] nuclear and to get them to make a deal [09:14] on the Strait of Hormuz. And we're no [09:15] closer to those objectives. This has all [09:18] been the negotiation phase. Yes, there's [09:20] been some heavy air strikes [09:22] in this, but those air strikes have been [09:24] or heavy heavy bombardment, heavy heavy [09:27] military activity, but it's only in the [09:29] context of trying to get that [09:31] negotiation. [09:33] And he's saying that's the shift that [09:35] needs to happen. [09:37] And what And where do we need to go? [09:40] >> Well, it it would be actually bigger and [09:42] more comprehensive than what Epic Fury [09:44] has because we have more targets through [09:47] intelligence to take care of, and we [09:49] also are full magazine depth to deal [09:51] with those targets. So, it would be an [09:54] all-out attack on on their weapon [09:56] systems, drones, missiles, whatever's [09:58] left in their nuclear enterprise, IRGC, [10:01] their units, and also [10:03] uh their leaders. [10:05] >> IRGC, [10:07] their units, and their leaders. Meaning, [10:09] this isn't just next I you know, every [10:11] time I hear CENTCOM Commander Brad [10:13] Cooper or or or President Trump or or [10:17] Secretary of State Rubio talk about how [10:18] much damage we've done to their [10:20] military, [10:21] and how we we're hitting more, you know, [10:24] you know, or we hit a bridge or we hit [10:26] or or we hit this missile or drone [10:28] facility. [10:30] I I [10:31] I I wonder to myself, are we actually [10:32] trying to win? Because that is not You [10:34] have to define victory [10:38] in terms that your enemy [10:40] sees as their defeat. They You have to [10:43] You have to think about what will [10:44] actually defeat them [10:46] if you actually want victory. [10:49] And he's talking about [10:51] You know, when's the last time we heard [10:53] the Americans talk about hitting the [10:54] IRGC or hitting their leadership? They [10:56] don't talk about that at all. The [10:57] Israelis were doing that. [10:59] And maybe that's why the Iranians [11:01] haven't been attacking the Israelis. The [11:03] last 3 weeks of Epic Fury, of the first [11:06] stage of the war from February 28th, [11:08] the last 3 weeks of that, the Israelis [11:10] were hitting the IRGC, they were hitting [11:11] the Basij, they were still carrying out [11:13] assassinations. They were knocking out [11:15] leaders. Remember, there were some of [11:16] the guys who weren't killed on day one [11:18] who were killed a few weeks in, like [11:19] Larijani. There were other There were [11:20] others. [11:23] The [11:24] That's the way you actually defeat the [11:26] regime. [11:27] And he's saying we meet we need to move [11:29] back towards that because that's [11:31] actually victory. [11:33] And let me say something about regime [11:35] change. Everyone's always afraid of [11:36] regime change. [11:38] And I've made this point before, but it [11:40] bears repeating, and I want to be clear [11:41] about it. [11:44] Yes, as an Israeli, I definitely want [11:46] the regime to fall, and it might be the [11:48] goal of the Israelis to bring the regime [11:49] down. It I believe it is. Great. [11:53] But even But even if your goal, your [11:55] objective is not regime change, let's [11:57] look at the American objectives. [11:59] President Trump on the day one of the [12:00] war laid out four objectives. Destroy [12:02] their navy, destroy their nuclear [12:04] abilities, destroy their ballistic [12:05] missile abilities, and destroy their [12:07] ability to fund and and uh operate their [12:10] proxy network. [12:12] And then later on, we had another [12:13] objective, which was open up the Straits [12:14] of Hormuz. Great. [12:17] My argument is not that regime change [12:18] should be another goal, or should be the [12:20] goal. No. [12:22] My argument is if you want to achieve [12:23] those goals, those five objectives, [12:26] the only way to effectively achieve them [12:29] that they will be lasting achievements, [12:31] is to bring down the regime. Meaning, [12:33] let me be very clear now. I'm going to [12:34] lay it out. [12:38] If you're the regime change is not the [12:41] end goal, [12:43] if you're the Americans, [12:46] but it's the only effective means [12:49] to reach your end goal, which is those [12:52] objectives. [12:54] Because if the regime remains in power, [12:56] yeah, they might lay low until Trump's [12:58] out of office, but you're going to have [13:00] a problem. The Straits of Hormuz, look, [13:01] you're you're going to get rid of every, [13:03] you know, shoulder rocket [13:06] uh [13:07] guy around the Straits of Hormuz who [13:09] could fire at a ship and cause havoc, or [13:11] drones? Drones are cheap and easy. [13:14] The only way to achieve these things is [13:16] to actually weaken the regime. And the [13:17] Americans seem to be like allergic to [13:20] saying anything about bringing down the [13:21] regime. [13:23] And that's what Jack Keane is focusing [13:24] in on here. This is why I This is why I [13:26] made this video. This is why this is so [13:27] important. We are at this point this [13:30] where the Americans have been doing this [13:31] negotiation phase that has included, you [13:34] know, [13:35] beatings. It's included a lot of air a [13:38] lot of a lot of powerful air strikes, [13:40] but it's still negotiation with the [13:42] regime [13:44] and it's yielded nothing. [13:48] And there needs to be this shift to [13:49] actually drive towards victory. That's [13:51] what he's talking about here. [13:52] >> We would go after very heavily their [13:55] energy and economic targets, oil and gas [13:58] infrastructure as an example. Isolate [14:00] the country, roads and rails leading to [14:02] border countries, seaports and airports [14:05] as well. [14:06] >> Mhm. [14:06] >> And is sort of military quarantine the [14:09] country. [14:10] >> Right, that's another point just to be [14:11] quickly and I wrote about this recently. [14:14] You have these overland trade routes [14:16] uh with neighboring countries. [14:19] Trump talks about this hermetic [14:20] blockade. It's not hermetic. They are [14:22] still getting supplies from their [14:23] countries and the Americans should call [14:25] out the Pakistanis for allowing shipping [14:28] from China over through Pakistan for [14:30] bringing goods into Iran and really [14:32] isolate the country. What he's talking [14:33] about here is bringing them down [14:35] economically. [14:36] That's part of bringing down the regime. [14:39] >> And then we would open the Straits of [14:40] Hormuz [14:41] and and make certain it stays open and [14:45] finally conduct covert operations after [14:48] this operation I think Iran described it [14:50] to you and it's only a piece of it. [14:51] Can't get into all the details here. Uh [14:54] but it would be so comprehensive [14:57] that it would likely put the regime on a [15:00] path to its eventual collapse. But one [15:02] of the things we should also do after [15:04] the operation is over and when straights [15:06] are open [15:07] is continue to press covert operations [15:10] there and there to undermine the regime [15:11] and assist the people. I think that is [15:14] remains a realistic option to accomplish [15:17] the assigned goals the president had at [15:19] the very beginning. Remember? Strategic [15:21] goals, no nuclear weapon, take Iran off [15:24] the board as a predator in the region [15:26] that it has been for 47 years. [15:28] >> That's exactly what I was saying. [15:30] Meaning, you have to bring down the [15:32] regime as a way to achieve your [15:35] strategic goals that you laid out at the [15:37] beginning of the war. Not Not because [15:38] that's your goal. And you don't have to [15:40] go in there and rebuild it. That's up to [15:41] the Iranian people. [15:43] But that's That's the only effective way [15:45] to achieve the goals. [15:47] >> I don't think we're going to get there [15:49] diplomatically. [15:51] It It's not because I favor the military [15:53] operation. I'm just looking at the [15:54] facts. [15:55] It's It's almost 4 months. [15:57] The streets aren't open, and we're not [15:59] any closer to a nuclear deal. Let's get [16:01] this over with. [16:03] And we're going to have the spike in [16:04] prices, for sure. It'll be temporary. [16:06] It'll eventually go down. [16:08] And I And I think that would be somewhat [16:10] beneficial for those who are concerned [16:13] about the political concerns, and [16:15] they're realistic. I understand that. [16:17] Dealing with term elections and and so [16:19] many economic strain, but that would be [16:21] temporary. [16:22] >> Yeah. I'm just wondering, just to to [16:24] clarify, uh General Keane, are you [16:25] talking when you say covert operations [16:27] and you bring back Israel into the mix? [16:30] What would How would that benefit the [16:32] United States? Are you talking about [16:34] Mossad? Are you talking about using [16:35] Israel for covert operations along with [16:38] the kinetic stuff? [16:41] >> Yeah, certainly. Well, I'm making the [16:43] assumption, Trey, that the CIA and the [16:45] Mossad work together right now to put as [16:48] much pressure on the regime covertly. [16:50] And also working with uh leadership [16:53] groups uh of Iranians inside the [16:55] country. And so we get considerably more [16:58] aggressive with a lot more leverage when [17:01] you're putting maximum pressure on the [17:03] regime as comprehensive as what I just [17:04] described [17:06] uh [17:07] every single day, 24/7, not just the [17:09] 2-hour attack that we saw last night. [17:12] But this is daylight attacks, night [17:14] attacks, and they're going on for a [17:15] couple of weeks. That a lot more [17:17] pressure covertly can be applied to help [17:19] break this regime apart. Not good Not [17:22] can't get into the details of all of [17:23] that, but just use our imagination. You [17:25] can imagine You can think through what [17:27] our capabilities are, and we have done [17:30] this in other places ourselves and other [17:32] countries, and certainly the Mossad has [17:34] had huge impact inside the regime [17:37] through the years. [17:39] >> Yeah. General [17:41] >> Okay. [17:42] This [17:45] You know, again, I just have to I just [17:47] have to go back and say it again. [17:50] Are we trying to achieve victory? [17:53] Or are we trying to achieve a negotiated [17:55] settlement with this regime remaining in [17:57] power? That's the question. [18:00] Uh because negotiated settlement is [18:03] we're no closer to it than we were on [18:04] April 8th. [18:06] No closer to it. [18:08] And every Again, every time you hear [18:09] Trump say, "Oh, they're dying to make a [18:11] deal. They're getting close. They're [18:12] going to make a deal soon. They have to [18:13] make a deal." He keeps saying this. He [18:15] says it every day. [18:17] And I uh [18:19] It It It hurts me. I'm in pain every [18:21] time I hear it because I know that it's [18:22] false. Everyone who follows the Iranian [18:24] regime closely over the years, every [18:26] Middle East expert knows that this is [18:28] nonsense. They will not make a deal. [18:30] They have zero reason to. [18:33] They play a long game. They don't think [18:34] in election cycles. They don't care [18:37] about how much starvation and death and [18:39] destruction is on their people. They [18:41] don't care if they don't have [18:42] electricity and if they don't have [18:43] water. They don't care. [18:46] I mean, they prefer to have their [18:48] infrastructure intact, but it doesn't [18:50] That's not what is going to bring them [18:52] down. [18:53] And that's not what's going to solve [18:54] your problem. And as Jack Keane said [18:55] there, the only way to achieve the [18:56] objectives the president set out is to [18:59] actually bring down the regime and take [19:01] them off the table as a threat. It's the [19:02] only way. It's the only way you're not [19:03] going to have a uh uh uh uh [19:05] uh [19:06] you're going to guarantee that the [19:07] Straits of Hormuz are open in [19:08] perpetuity. It's the only way you're [19:09] going to guarantee that there's no [19:11] international proxy network funded by [19:12] Iran. It's the only way you're going to [19:14] guarantee they're not driving towards a [19:15] nuclear program. [19:17] Right? It's the only way you're going to [19:18] achieve these things. [19:21] So, it it [19:23] there's also a bigger question here, [19:25] which is [19:30] victory. [19:32] World War II [19:34] ended with victory. [19:36] It meant that the other side lost. The [19:39] evil [19:40] regimes were removed. [19:42] Gone. [19:44] Gone. They were removed. [19:47] And that that unconditional surrender, [19:49] that that unequivocal defeat [19:52] meant that there was a massive [19:53] ideological shift [19:56] that took place. Those societies were [19:58] transformed rather quickly. [20:00] That's what happens when there's actual [20:02] victory. [20:03] And there's a moral failing that I've [20:05] talked about before. The There's a moral [20:06] failing that the West has fallen has [20:09] fallen prey to. [20:10] Where we feel like that the more [20:13] peaceful solution, that the better [20:14] solution, the the the more ethical [20:17] solution [20:19] is to negotiate some sort of settlement [20:21] and stop the bombing and stop the [20:22] attacking. You know, Trump always says I [20:24] he prefers the diplomatic path. Why? [20:27] Why? [20:30] We we're facing evil. There's There [20:32] seems to be this lack of conviction [20:35] to drive towards victory [20:37] that plagues the West ever since World [20:39] War II. There hasn't been a victory [20:40] since World War II, where the that ended [20:43] with the unequivocal surrender of an [20:44] evil regime. Every war the West fights [20:47] ends with some kind of negotiated [20:49] settlement that leaves the evil actors [20:51] in power. And it's a moral failing. I [20:53] really believe that. [20:55] Um but separate from that, even [20:56] tactically, [20:58] uh if you want, like I've been saying, [21:01] what what the Americans are doing, [21:04] great. Go ahead. Keep degrading their [21:05] military. Keep doing it. [21:07] It's not going to solve the problems [21:09] they think it's going to solve. [21:11] And this is why the Iranians have not [21:13] attacked the Israelis. [21:15] Because they know that the Israelis have [21:16] a plan and will take steps to actually [21:19] bring down the regime. They know that. [21:21] They They're terrified of the Israelis. [21:23] They're attacking everyone in the Middle [21:24] East except the Israelis. Look at that. [21:26] It's astounding. Imagine someone told [21:28] you that a while back that the Iranians [21:31] would be in a fight for their lives and [21:32] they'd be attacking Saudi Arabia and [21:34] Kuwait and Bahrain and and and Iraq [21:38] and and and they even shot a shot some [21:41] rockets at Syria and they're attacking [21:43] everybody. [21:45] Everybody except Israel. [21:47] Because they're terrified because they [21:48] know that Israel plays for keeps. And [21:50] sadly sadly I say this [21:53] uh right now the Americans are not [21:54] playing for keeps right now and that's [21:55] what Jack Keane is talking about. So [21:56] he's not just talking about difference [21:58] in this or that tactic. He's talking [22:00] about in a paradigm shift. What are we [22:01] doing? [22:02] So next time you hear [22:04] that American strikes are in retaliation [22:06] for X [22:08] that is a warning sign. That should tell [22:10] you that we're not serious yet. That [22:12] should tell you that we're just using [22:13] attacks as a form of negotiation. [22:16] That we're not driving to victory. Cuz [22:18] if you're driving to victory, you're not [22:19] retaliating. You're driving to victory. [22:22] Um [22:24] that's where we are right now. [22:26] And it's a I think it's a very important [22:27] inflection point. [22:28] And as as General Keane said, Trump is [22:31] probably starting to realize that [22:32] there's there's this is the only way [22:34] he's going to have to go. This is the [22:35] only way it's going to be accomplished. [22:37] So we'll see where this goes from here. [22:38] All right, thanks for watching. I hope [22:39] you appreciated this. Please drop a [22:41] comment let you know what you thought of [22:42] my analysis. [22:43] I always appreciate it. I do read a lot [22:45] of the comments and they have uh and and [22:47] uh [22:48] it's very helpful. And please share this [22:49] video if you found it helpful. 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