Konstantin Kisin

there's been like incredible levels of support for the war from Trump's base.

Yes.

Is that going to last if this drags on?

Mike Baker, welcome back to Trigonometry.

Thank you very much.

Thank you.

Great to have you.

An interesting time to have you, obviously.

It seems that way.

Before we get into what's going to happen, what is your analysis of how we got here?

Were they not willing to, like, I don't know what the technical term is, but basically to merge the uranium so that it was at a low enrichment level?

And the question is now whether regime change was ever realistic or going to happen, right?

What's your assessment of this?

Because we had a bunch of people over the course of the last week on the show.

And, you know, some of the arguments have been put forward is like regime change isn't going to work and never was going to work.

And therefore, this is a big mistake.

And how is that possible?

You're like, you're ex-CIA.

I mean, the United States has the biggest intelligence operation in the world, the biggest military in the world, the most military planners in the world.

You do.