Darryl Cooper and Scott Horton say that it's good for America to be weaker, and it's good for China and Iran to be stronger. Darryl Cooper: "[For] people who think like us," America losing the war with Iran is "almost certainly long term going to be good," because it will "force us to reckon with the limitations of our power." The alternative he's glad we avoided: the Iranian regime collapsing on day one and America feeling "like great big winners." Why? Because a confident America "might be at war with China over Taiwan in five years." Scott Horton agrees: "It's better to lose."

🚨 BREAKING: Andrew Tate's right-hand man has turned his back on the manosphere and spoken out against Tate's misogyny Former "General" in Tate's War Room network Joule "Sartorial Shooter" Sullivan has spoken about how he has left Tate's orbit and the “manosphere”, having grown concerned there might be something to the charges of sex trafficking, abuse and rape Tate and his brother Tristan are now fighting in multiple countries. “There are no answers in the ‘red pill’ and the manosphere,” Sullivan said. “It’s just a bunch of grown men complaining. I bought into Tate’s message. But I went to therapy and got help for my issues with women. I have to believe innocent until proven guilty, it’s hard to reconcile these charges [against Tate] with the good friend … and polite man I knew, but the scale of the allegations now, especially involving minors, are disturbing. Joule said he was also upset to see “young men essentially being poisoned in their view of women” by Tate’s brand of toxic masculinity, which tells men to “take the red pill.” “These red pill guys, they don’t have healthy relationships themselves, so who are they to teach you?” Sullivan said. “Men should protect the wellbeing of women.” He says he regretted using Tate terminology. It was “a bit cringe now”, he said, that he’d moved on “from all this ‘red pill’ nonsense”.