Jiang's term for the next escalation cycle in which prior restraint ends and both Iran and the United States respond more forcefully.
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"...Iranians have shown tremendous restraint. But I think that in the second round, and Trudy Parsi says this, the Iranians will unleash their full..."
"...Tel Aviv. They really do. So I think that in the second round, the Americans will be much more forceful in their response. I..."
"...game theorist, how I would go into this war. Basically, in round one, America tried decapitation. It tried these shock and all, blitzkrieg, just..."
"...will be the first 21st century war. Okay? So America, in round one, tried to use shock and awe. Shock and awe is basically,..."
"...North American technate. Yeah, exactly. So this is obviously making the rounds in the administration. Some people obviously think this is a great idea...."
"...right now is not actually a ceasefire. We're actually looking at round two or recalibration of American strategy. So in round one, remember, the..."
"...from a military perspective, if the wars escalate, then Americans in round two will use a three -pronged approach. Okay? So the first approach......"
"...does not work, and war continues, then we can expect in round two, the fighting will get much worse. Okay? Iranians will start to..."
"...this war with iran actually end right so i think in round one of this war like me in the past seven eight weeks..."
"...think the americans will um will fight this war in in round two it'll be much more strategic it's it's going to apply pressure..."
"...Russia and try to beef up its defenses for the next round."
"...you know you've been working really hard lately making all the rounds on all the big podcasts so we do appreciate the time you've..."
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