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Many people on the right have spoken out against Trump's threat to Iran on Easter Sunday. Steven Crowder breaks it down on Piers Morgan Uncensored.

“Tuesday will be Power Plant Day, and Bridge Day, all wrapped up in one, in Iran. There will be nothing like it!!! Open the Fuckin’ Strait, you crazy bastards, or you’ll be living in Hell - JUST WATCH! Praise be to Allah,” the president wrote on his social media platform.

"I did not vote for Donald Trump because I think he is a devout pastor. I didn't vote for him because I think he is a devout Christian. I thought it was trolling,” Crowder said. “I did think it was ill-advised because he said ‘whole civilization." And the reason why is that Donald Trump has done a pretty good job in delineating between the Iranian people and the regime. I think we probably agree there are very few governments that are in direct opposition to the people.”

Crowder added, “the overwhelming Iranian people support the help, support the military opposition,” clarifying that it does not mean it is the job of the U.S. to do so, but that separating between the regime and the people is crucial.

“On the flip side, when people say WWIII and I see people say he is killing innocent people, we are killing Iranians, but [those same people] never delineate between the regime and the Iranian people,” Crowder said.

Crowder said that Trump is normally consistent in differentiating the two.

Morgan then questioned the political divide this has caused between the Conservatives.

“I don't think there is as big a split with the voter as there is with commentators,” Crowder said. “My perspective has been that I support this strike on the enrichment facility. And I said, give this three months, and I will reassess it because I know there is information that I cannot have on Iran as it pertains to national security. I would say that would be due largely to ignorance. Anyone who says Donald Trump has been anything but consistent, going back to the 1980s, has always said Iran can never have a nuke. That is what he said on the famous escalator ride. Anyone who says Trump being tough on Iran is a betrayal is uneducated and doesn't listen to him.”

Crowder said while there are two reasonable sides on the issue, war criminals are certainly not one, and that you can argue he is ending a 47-year war, and it is right in line with his promises. And when people question why he would strike Iran, considering they have done nothing to us, but you can also argue the regime has pledged to kill many Americans.

“Anyone can say they are against it, and I think it is a reasonable position to hold, but to say Donald Trump has gone back on his word when his only statements on Iran have been criticism of the JCPA, Obama, and the previous administrations, saying he will guarantee they will not have a nuke. And by the way, advocating for military intervention on air several times, if someone voted for and said they didn't know that, that is on them.”

Many commentators, including Alex Jones, have called for the 25th Amendment.

“I could not disagree with him more on that,” Crowder said. “When I hear people say there is no difference, the border has been secured by 90-95%. Many Americans are single-issue voters, and that was a single issue. The other was the economy. So to be clear, they are not the same. It does come down to a binary decision.”

It is either someone like Trump, Vance, or Rubio, or you can have Newsom or Kamala Harris.

“People need to be really careful about what they are looking for, because the decisions, the choices they are making now, do affect that outcome. And there will be a return to woke," Crowder said.

According to Crowder, if no alternative is presented, the result will be men in women's sports, men in women's locker rooms, and steps towards Socialism.

“What I hear from these people is not working from within and correcting the system, which does have a self-correcting mechanism. I would say Donald Trump is usually pretty intent on listening compared to a lot of previous presidents," Crowder said, "But I do not believe for a second Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are no different."