Is the U.S. Ready for War? A General Warns We’re Running Low on Weapons

The missiles have flown. The ceasefire looks fragile. What happens if this conflict doesn’t stay overseas?

How long could this fighting last?
What happens to gas prices if it drags on?
And what does it mean for Americans here at home?

In this episode of Byline with Ben Dennis, I sit down with retired U.S. Army Major General John Ferrari to go beyond the headlines and break down what’s actually happening—and what comes next.

We get into what happens after strikes are launched… how prepared the U.S. really is for a prolonged conflict… and whether America is built for sustained warfare.

Ferrari also explains a critical imbalance: the U.S. has to succeed on multiple fronts—military, strategic, and public perception—while an adversary may only need one to claim success.

This isn’t about fear. It’s about understanding what comes next.

Because while the conflict is happening thousands of miles away… the real question is what it means if it doesn’t stay there.