English transcript

And you look at a guy like Peter Hekstad,

whenever he does a press conference, I swear to God,

it's almost like he talks war as though

he's having an orgasm.

I mean, do you get that impression

where like, he just loves this, right?

And he says like, negotiating with bombs,

it's like he's climaxing.

These people are insane.

And I think that's what war does to people.

You know, you go to World War I,

where, you know, for years,

they were throwing millions of people

to the devs in the trenches.

They were ordering millions of men

to go run into machine gun fire.

And then you're like, why would they do that?

That's irrational.

But you have to understand, war makes people crazy.

So as this thing progresses,

you're gonna see more craziness,

more madness on the part of Trump and Hekstad.

I mean, Hekstad loves this thing.

And then Trump doesn't wanna lose face, right?

He fears, I mean, the thing he fears most is humiliation,

being called a clown, being called incompetent.

He's a very insecure man.

So I think that they're definitely gonna bomb power plants.

And they are going to definitely bomb desalination plants.

And they're definitely gonna send in ground troops.

This thing will just escalate and escalate.

And the problem is that as this becomes much more crazy,

as this becomes much more mad,

the American people will become much more desensitized

to this madness.

And eventually things will become much more normalized

until America finds itself in total war.

And that's the real fear.