"No decent person can watch the video of young people being murdered at a music festival in southern Israel without feeling horrified. It's awful, and there's no excusing it, no matter what you think of Israel's policies in Gaza," Vivek Ramaswamy told Tucker Carlson during their discussion yesterday.

But, Ramaswamy makes a crucial point. As American politicians start warmongering and threatening, he highlights the importance of American leaders prioritizing the protection and improvement of the United States.

"If you serve in the US Congress or in the executive branch of government, you have a moral duty to think this way. It's your job. You serve the United States and its population. You have no moral authority except to the extent that you represent your fellow Americans."

The GOP presidential candidate criticizes the reckless and aggressive rhetoric from some American politicians, including Nikki Haley ("Finish Them!") and Lindsey Graham, who advocate for military action and war with Iran, questioning the wisdom and long-term thinking behind such calls for war; and emphasizes the need for clear red lines in foreign policy decisions.

"This is not sober leadership; she's a child, and this is the tantrum of a child - ignorant, bloodthirsty. Yet no one in Washington scolded her for it. In fact, they aped her hysteria."

The conversation shifts to concerns about the potential escalation of the Israel-Hamas conflict into a broader conflict involving Iran and its allies.