President Trump, listen to Aaron Cohen & Marc Thiessen ASAP

At his campaign rallies, President Trump frequently told people that they'd get tired of winning. At this point, people are tired of negotiations. Thankfully, today's early guests (Marc Thiessen and Aaron Cohen) told Kudlow that President Trump gave Iran a veto over winning by giving Iran the opportunity to negotiate. In this interview, Aaron Cohen said something that popped Kudlow out of Kudlow's bubble.

Cohen said "Larry, I want to tell you where my head is really at right now. Right now, we're treating this like it's conventional warfare and it's not. This is a low-intensity conflict, Larry. This is what special operations and clandestine intelligence units were set up for. They were set up to go after terrorist organizations masked as states, which is what the mullahs are. So if I were advising President Trump, here's what I'd tell him to do. I'd tell him to take a look at what the Shah warned 50 years ago. You can not approach the mullahs like they're normal people. They are not. Those are his words from 1979."

Cohen continued, saying "Here's what he was saying. 'These are not rational people and you can not mirror what we think they think. The intelligence mistake is thinking that they think what we think. The mullahs are not motivated by prosperity, Larry. They're not looking for a better deal. They're not looking for more money. Their regime is motivated by pushing their Shia revolution to the Little Satan and the Big Satan. ... So once you understand their priorities, you can actually build an operational package. The conventional airstrikes are important but this regime was built to withstand these strikes. They're cockroaches and every time we hit them wwith strike packages, they get on their state TV and say 'we can stand up to the Great Satan. It is nothing to us.'" Here's the entire interview:

Airstrikes won't bring this regime down. Dead regime members can't negotiate. Those that want to install a new government will have their opportunity to build a civilized society. Until the theocrats are demolished and their protectors (the IRGC and the Basij) are eliminated, the theocrats will find a way to survive. That's because they're survivors.

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