AMERICA IS MOVING PEOPLE OUT. IS A WEEKEND ATTACK ON IRAN THE NEXT POSSIBILITY?
The U.S. is pulling non-essential diplomats and families from Saudi Arabia as Houthi attacks intensify. That does not prove strikes are imminent, but the timing is hard to ignore.
Reports say the U.S. and Israel have plans for renewed strikes on Iran after the midterms, targeting energy sites, nuclear facilities, and missile and drone infrastructure. Pete Hegseth’s unannounced meeting with Netanyahu adds to the pressure.
Trump says something could happen “fairly soon,” but also says no strike will happen before Election Day.
So what is Washington doing: using military pressure to force a deal, or preparing for war after the vote?
Israel votes Tuesday. America votes November 3. Netanyahu is fighting for his political future, and a new war could reshape the election overnight.
Iran says it will retaliate. The Houthis are already striking Saudi airports and energy targets. Diplomats are leaving. Strike plans are reportedly ready. The region is on edge.
This does not prove an October surprise. But with elections days away, another Iran war is back on the table. The question is not just whether the U.S. and Israel strike again. It is when, and what follows.
Col. Douglas Macgregor (@DougAMacgregor) joins us to discuss what happens next.
A TESLA ROADSTER JUST JUMPED OFF THE GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE.
THEN IT FLEW BACK UP.
The bridge deck sits 67 meters above the water.
No car has ever come back from that drop.
The Roadster falls, fires its thrusters just above the waves,
and climbs back to the road.
The driver steps out in a racing suit with his arms up.
Every car crash ends with gravity winning.
This is the first car that can argue.