Israel Attacked Fallout | Bloomberg Surveillance 04/15/2024

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[bibbidi_bobbidi_boob]

I agree with the US response to the toolbag sand scuffle. We helped. Millions of dollars of help. We should leave it at that. WE DO NOT HAVE THE MONEY to fight battles that DO NOT PERTAIN to the USA. I hate how the internet allows for frequent war propaganda to hit our social media feeds so quickly. Let them fight their own battles.

[hoybugoy]

bloomberg channel will definitely reach 3 million subscriber this year.

[vaskenderboghossian]

"The glass has been broken" .. min 28:00 excellent analogy AnnMarie and i totally agree

[jiobodega]

NotRael shouldn't have fire first at Iran, since Iran is defending themselves from that terrorism attack. NotRael is not the victim here...

[cronx]

A lot of people talk about 5:00 and that's balls and all, but the real gem is on 4:40

[bitcloud]

I love how you totally ignore the fact that it was Israel who attacked the Iranian embassy first killing top Iranian generals an act of war no less. Making Israel the first Nation with ballistic missiles awesome. if I remember correct using ballistic missiles to strike an embassy would be seen as an extreme violation of international norms and could lead to significant diplomatic and military consequences. Thus, it is not a common or historically noted method for attacking diplomatic missions.