WHOA: Palantir’s CEO just dropped a MAJOR hint about the Iran conflict on live TV — and it sounds like great news for the United States. Even CNBC’s Andrew Ross Sorkin reacted with an instant “Wow!” the moment he heard Alex Karp say it. KARP: “America has to rep his own interests.” “Do I think Iran’s been degraded? Yes.” “Are there things that I don’t think are in the public space that would be comforting to people if they are?Yes.” “And I’ll leave it at that...” SORKIN: “Wow!” “Pretty great!” overton_news 🔗 Captain has spoken about Palantir's role many of times... Karp is alluding to classified or underreported US & allied successes against Iran that go beyond what's publicly confirmed. In the broader context of the 2026 Iran conflict, which began with major US-Israeli strikes in late February that killed Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei & hit key military sites... Karp (whose company Palantir supplies AI/data tools used in targeting and intelligence) suggests Iran’s capabilities have been degraded more thoroughly than open-source reporting shows. The “comforting” things likely refer to things like additional assassinations of IRGC commanders, deeper damage to Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, missile/drone production, or command networks that haven’t been fully disclosed or successful covert operations that weaken Iran’s ability to retaliate or reconstitute forces during the current fragile ceasefire & negotiations. As a defense contractor CEO speaking carefully on live TV, Karp is signaling confidence in US/Israeli operational advantages without revealing specifics, while emphasizing America should pursue its own interests. This aligns with Palantir’s known role in providing “lethal capacity” tech in the region.💥 Kelly👊 @CaptKylePatriot