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Speaker 1: Excuse me.
Speaker 2: Michael Moore, the filmmaker, you know, he's a lunatic, right,
Speaker 2: he's out of his mind.
Speaker 1: And this is what he said. Now, I will, I
Speaker 1: will agree.
Speaker 2: If he was talking about the former Persian culture, the
Speaker 2: Persian people, they were amazing culture, you know, for many, many, many,
Speaker 2: many centuries actually, and anyway, he unleashed this deranged online
Speaker 2: tirade calling President Trump a terrorist for threatening a holocaust
Speaker 2: after the Commander in chief warned that Iran, its whole
Speaker 2: civilization could be wiped out, which was a message for
Speaker 2: one group of people, and we know that group of
Speaker 2: people is the radical Mullahs that run Aran, and to
Speaker 2: let them know that they were gonna absolutely positively be
Speaker 2: obliterated because if they don't eventually, if they don't agree
Speaker 2: to the two things the President wants, they're going to
Speaker 2: have to hand over the sixty percent of rich uranium,
Speaker 2: or as Trump affectionately refers to it, as the dust
Speaker 2: and the straight over Mouz International Waters are going to
Speaker 2: be open one way or the other.
Speaker 1: This is what Moore said. He said, we are the
Speaker 1: bad guys.
Speaker 2: If you didn't realize that under previous presidents, at least
Speaker 2: Donald Trump has ripped off the mask and shown you
Speaker 2: who we really are.
Speaker 1: Too.
Speaker 2: Many blasted the US as the only nation sick and
Speaker 2: violent enough to use nuclear weapons, while bizarrely praising Tehran
Speaker 2: for becoming a diverse global power, advancing human rights and
Speaker 2: leading the world a multiple fronts. How could you be
Speaker 2: so asked backwards as this guy. I mean, he's the
Speaker 2: same guy that was telling us that the healthcare system
Speaker 2: in Cuba was far superior to ours. He says, Iran
Speaker 2: is the cradle of one of the greatest civilizations on
Speaker 2: the planet. I mean, is it just ignorance? Did they
Speaker 2: not know? I mean, I would imagine being the liberal
Speaker 2: that he is. He's a champion of gay and lesbian
Speaker 2: rights and trans rights and LGBTQ H plus.
Speaker 1: A and I and I R A I in A.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't even know what the A and I means.
Speaker 2: Do you know what the A and I means? I've
Speaker 2: yet to figure it.
Speaker 1: Out.
Speaker 2: Maybe we need to ask Rock what the A and
Speaker 2: I means because I don't know. All right, then, so
Speaker 2: does he not realize that women are beaten if they
Speaker 2: don't dress a certain way and cover up? Does he
Speaker 2: realize that women are stoned to death? For example, if
Speaker 2: women in Iran were to dress like General Solomony, the
Speaker 2: now dead number one terrorist in the world thanks to
Speaker 2: Donald Trump in his first term, if his niece and
Speaker 2: grand niece dressed like the pictures that we had and
Speaker 2: that we were showing after Marco Rubio revoked their right
Speaker 2: to be in the country on Secretary of State, they
Speaker 2: would be stoned to death in Iran if they dressed
Speaker 2: that way in Iran if the former Supreme Leader was
Speaker 2: still in power. Now, I don't know a lot about
Speaker 2: the people that they are negotiating with now. I imagine
Speaker 2: it's complex and only time will tell whether or not
Speaker 2: this two week period is going to be productive. I
Speaker 2: know they want to reach a deal. The ten point
Speaker 2: deal that the media was peddling was complete Adam bowle
Speaker 2: and just not true. But it you know, it's it's
Speaker 2: all predictable. So anyway, we're going to see what happens.
Speaker 2: We have some developments that we're going to get to.
Speaker 2: One of the complications that came up with the beginning
Speaker 2: of this two week ceasefire was the Iranians. They started,
Speaker 2: they kept firing well beyond the deadline. But the excuse
Speaker 2: that they made was, oh, well, it didn't get to
Speaker 2: the field commanders that that a deal had been struck. Ah.
Speaker 2: I was very dubious when I reported on that on Monday.
Speaker 2: But okay, okay, so much for that. Now there's been
Speaker 2: a conflict with Lebanon and that is heated up. You know,
Speaker 2: you know, so much for the media conspiracy. The President
Speaker 2: Trump is not the one who's calling the shots in
Speaker 2: the uranium war. I mean, I listened to these stupid
Speaker 2: people that constantly pedal their anti Semitic tropes that this
Speaker 2: is Israel's war, that the President somehow is under a
Speaker 2: spell of the Jews and Israel and BB Netanyahu. No,
Speaker 2: it's not what happened. They obviously don't care. These are
Speaker 2: people that will never talk about the sixty percent enriched uranium.
Speaker 1: And during the.
Speaker 2: Negotiations with Steve Whitkoff and Jared Kushner, they said they
Speaker 2: had an inalienable right to keep enriching and to build
Speaker 2: out the nuclear program. That was the tipping point twelve
Speaker 2: days away from weapons grade uranium. Without repeating myself, but
Speaker 2: I got to set the foundation for what we're discussing.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: That coupled with we've now discovered that their ballistic missile
Speaker 2: range was we underestimated it.
Speaker 1: It's much further than we thought.
Speaker 2: They have the ability to strike Paris and London and
Speaker 2: other parts of Europe. That means it was a real,
Speaker 2: clear existential threat and an immediate threat. And President Trump
Speaker 2: made his own mind up in spite of everybody on
Speaker 2: this isolationist I kind of view these isolationists, these loud
Speaker 2: voices on podcasts as the modern day Neville Chamberlain's. They
Speaker 2: are the modern day of peasers. They want to put
Speaker 2: their head in the sand. They think we have no obligation.
Speaker 2: They would be the people that, knowing that Adolph Hitler
Speaker 2: had these these ambitions for the perfect race and was
Speaker 2: willing to use a mighty military to conquer surrounding countries
Speaker 2: and nations, they would be saying, no, we can't get involved. Okay,
Speaker 2: put your head in the sand. Millions of people potentially die.
Speaker 2: I have no patience for stupid and no patience for
Speaker 2: people that don't learn any lessons from history.
Speaker 1: They're not worth They're not worth the time of day
Speaker 1: to me.
Speaker 2: In Trump now has urged the Israeli Prime Minister to
Speaker 2: scale back to strikes in Lebanon that have been threatening
Speaker 2: to undo this ceasefire with or ran this two week
Speaker 2: period of time, and Israel agreed to the president's request.
Speaker 1: Oh, I thought it was the other way around.
Speaker 2: I thought BB NETNA, who controlled Donald Trump, That's what
Speaker 2: they would have You believe that was never the case.
Speaker 2: It's not the case. Have they been working in partnership,
Speaker 2: Yes they have. Is it the most powerful partnership in
Speaker 2: the history of warfare? It's got to be right up
Speaker 2: there if not it anyway, the President said, he spoke
Speaker 2: with BB He's going to low key. What's going on
Speaker 2: with Lebanon. There are discussions going on. I'll give you
Speaker 2: more details on that in a minute. It has to
Speaker 2: be more low key. The President had a phone call
Speaker 2: with the Prime Minister. The US and Israel have both
Speaker 2: insisted that Israel's fight against Tesbalah is not covered in
Speaker 2: the two week ceasefire, but following President Trump's request, the
Speaker 2: Prime Minister of Israel said that he would open the
Speaker 2: channels for ceasefire talks, and Netna who said, in light
Speaker 2: of Lebanon's repeater request to open direct negotiations with Israel yesterday,
Speaker 2: I instructed the Cabinet to begin direct negotiations with Lebanon
Speaker 2: as soon as possible, and it would center on disarming
Speaker 2: has Ballah and establishing a renewed piece between Israel and Lebanon.
Speaker 2: And you know, one of the problems Lebanon now has
Speaker 2: is that they have lost their the flow of arms
Speaker 2: to their their terrorists, you know network, because those arms
Speaker 2: came from Iran, and most of their their ballistic missile
Speaker 2: and weapons that they've been producing in Iran has been
Speaker 2: obliterated by the US and Israel. By the way, NATO's
Speaker 2: chief agrees that Trump with Trump that Allies were too
Speaker 2: slow to respond with help for the Iranium war. It's
Speaker 2: actually worse worse than that. And this guy Mark red
Speaker 2: as the name, admitted Thursday during a meeting with the
Speaker 2: President that the Alliance had been slow to answer America's
Speaker 2: calls for help.
Speaker 1: No, they haven't been slow.
Speaker 2: They were absolutely harmful in any effort to help and
Speaker 2: support US against the number one state sponsor of terror. Now,
Speaker 2: I think he's trying to do damage control. I'm not
Speaker 2: sure he's going to be able to pull that back.
Speaker 2: I think the President has pretty much now made up
Speaker 2: his mind as it relates to NATO. We have more
Speaker 2: on that coming now. The President has ordered America's Navy
Speaker 2: and Air Force to remain on alert, ready for action
Speaker 2: in case Iran violates the ceasefire. Look, there's some I've
Speaker 2: seen some doubt among people that really don't know understand
Speaker 2: President Trump. President Trump did not decide to do this lightly. Obviously,
Speaker 2: there is some hope that was communicated to him that
Speaker 2: this fourth and fifth tier Iranian leadership is serious about
Speaker 2: peace negotiations and a negotiated settlement. There's no way any
Speaker 2: negotiat sid settlement is not going to result in America
Speaker 2: either in toombing or owning and extracting the sixty percent
Speaker 2: enriched uranium. Now, I would think the more likely scenario
Speaker 2: would be the Libyan model, which is that they allow
Speaker 2: Americans to go in and extract, which is a very
Speaker 2: delicate thing to do, especially now that they're buried underneath
Speaker 2: a lot of rubble underneath these nuclear enrichment facilities. But
Speaker 2: they have these canisters of sixty percent of rich uranium.
Speaker 2: Twelve days later it can be weapons grade. That is
Speaker 2: a clear and present danger, not only not only for
Speaker 2: nuclear weapons but also for dirty bombs. They can't have
Speaker 2: that material, nor can they ever have the ability to
Speaker 2: enrich uranium again. But anyway, the President announced that the
Speaker 2: increased military assets that he's sending in the Middle East
Speaker 2: will remain in place and ready for action. All US shifts, aircraft,
Speaker 2: military personnel with additional ammunition and weaponry will remain in
Speaker 2: place and around Iran until such time as a real
Speaker 2: agreement is reached and is fully complied with. He put
Speaker 2: up on truth. If for any reason, the Iranians failed
Speaker 2: to agree to a deal, then the shooting starts begin.
Speaker 2: And better all stronger than anyone has ever seen before.
Speaker 1: Are great.
Speaker 2: Military is loading up, they're resting, they're looking forward actually
Speaker 2: to their next conquest. And anyway, so that is pretty
Speaker 2: straightforward as well. The Trump just Department Justice Department, by
Speaker 2: the way, launched an investigation into the Biden Justice departments
Speaker 2: weaponization prosecutions of pro life protesters. That's a separate note
Speaker 2: that I was going to bring up today, but Trump
Speaker 2: is considering, now back to the NATO question, withdrawing US
Speaker 2: troops from NATO countries that refuse to allow their basis
Speaker 2: to be used for the attack on Iran. Now, I'll
Speaker 2: tell you the next thing that's going to happen. And
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't have any val confirmation of this,
Speaker 2: but I can tell you, knowing Donald Trump as well
Speaker 2: as I do, contribution to NATO will now by the
Speaker 2: end of this, when all is said and done, be
Speaker 2: greatly reduced. We pay two thirds of NATO's budget, and
Speaker 2: yet we get nothing from them. And in a moment
Speaker 2: where there should have been real clear, real moral clarity,
Speaker 2: no ambiguity. It's the number one state sponsor of terror.
Speaker 2: There's so much at stake. Then discovering during the conflict
Speaker 2: that they can actually reach Europe and our NATO allies
Speaker 2: and cities like Paris and London, the President is weighing
Speaker 2: a plan to punish NATO allies.
Speaker 1: He should.
Speaker 2: They are what he said, they are a paper tiger. Anyway,
Speaker 2: some eighty four thousand troops are stationed across Europe and
Speaker 2: US bases. Yeah, they boost local economies, they serve as
Speaker 2: a hub for global US military operations.
Speaker 1: But if they won't let us use.
Speaker 2: Them like Spain and France and Italy and Great Britain,
Speaker 2: if they won't stand by us when we need them,
Speaker 2: what good are they. We should spend that money on
Speaker 2: our own national security and then make alliances with countries
Speaker 2: that we can fully completely rely on. NATO wasn't there
Speaker 2: when we needed them, and probably they won't be there
Speaker 2: if we need them again, not that we even needed
Speaker 2: them in this operation. They're not a reliable ally. They're
Speaker 2: just not now. If this ceasefire does not is not successful.
Speaker 2: The Secretary of warpete hex That said that despite the ceasefire,
Speaker 2: the US still reserves the right to conduct an Operation
Speaker 2: Midnight Hammer style operation inside of Iran to eliminate the
Speaker 2: ranium regimes stockpile of enriched uranium. Now, I've talked to
Speaker 2: a lot of experts. There's some conflicting data that I've
Speaker 2: been receiving. Some people think that you can just blow
Speaker 2: it up, but yes, there would be they'd be a
Speaker 2: radioact radioactive fallout from such an event. There are other
Speaker 2: people that believe we can so deeply entomb this thing
Speaker 2: that there's no way they'd be able to reach it.
Speaker 2: And we've had eyes on it ever since midnight. Hammer
Speaker 2: others feel that that would not be adequate enough, that
Speaker 2: really the only solution would be to either have them
Speaker 2: hand it over and have Americans extract it, or to
Speaker 2: just go in there and take it. Probably not the
Speaker 2: first preference. I hate to see American troops on the
Speaker 2: ground anywhere, but if it's if that's the only option,
Speaker 2: I don't think there's anywhere we're ever going to finish
Speaker 2: this and leave there without it, And we'll just have
Speaker 2: to wait and see, you know, how how this all
Speaker 2: plays out in the end. Now, we got a lot
Speaker 2: more to get to. We'll get your calls in today.
Speaker 2: I think one of the saddest stories I keep saying
Speaker 2: that Joe Biden, Kamala Harris may Orcus's open borders, you know,
Speaker 2: the most preventable national security disaster in history. Where do
Speaker 2: you hear from Joe Abraham an Angel dad, And we've
Speaker 2: had all these Angel moms testifying before the Senate and anyway,
Speaker 2: he lost his daughter in January of last year. She
Speaker 2: was only twenty years old, of course, killed by in
Speaker 2: illegal and you know, not a word, not a peep
Speaker 2: from any of these elected officials like JB. Pritzker or
Speaker 2: that idiot Dickie Durbin. Not a word anyway. So you're
Speaker 2: going to hear this sad story and the story of others.
Speaker 2: We've got it on tape. We'll play it for you.
Speaker 2: It seems like we're one of the only shows that
Speaker 2: actually talk about the victims of this open border's disaster.
Speaker 2: By the way, Democratic senators are now demanding that Donald
Speaker 2: Trump be impeached immediately. Ed Markey, Democrat Massachusetts, among the
Speaker 2: first to call for immediate action. Remember after President Trump
Speaker 2: won the election, Linda, what did I say, who's going
Speaker 2: to be the first person we ought to run a poll,
Speaker 2: Who's going to be the first Democrat that calls for
Speaker 2: Donald Trump's impeachment? Well, here they're coming in. They're beginning
Speaker 2: to roll in right now. That's what they want to do.
Speaker 2: I don't think I was far off to you.
Speaker 3: No, I mean we unfortunately, they're kind of doing it
Speaker 3: all at the same time, right because we've got Pritzker,
Speaker 3: we've got swallwell, we've got new some, we've got who
Speaker 3: else was out there today, they're all out there today.
Speaker 3: Twenty fifth Amendment is like the point.
Speaker 2: At the twenty fifth Amendment. This is another way. Well,
Speaker 2: first of all, impeachment happens in the House. The trial
Speaker 2: happens in the Senate.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: And they're never going to have enough people to impeach them,
Speaker 2: even if we were to lose the House and Senate,
Speaker 2: which we're not going to lose. But it just is,
Speaker 2: this is where their mind's at. They don't want to
Speaker 2: fund the Department of Homeland Security, they don't want to
Speaker 2: fund the police. They want open borders, they want amnesty.
Speaker 2: They got this so called Dignity Bill. We'll get into
Speaker 2: that more detail at the top of the hour. And
Speaker 2: that means, oh, if people have been in the country
Speaker 2: for five years and they have not been arrested, Oh,
Speaker 2: then we're just going to.
Speaker 1: Let them stay.
Speaker 2: Well, that's amnesty, and then eventually they'll get their path
Speaker 2: to citizenship. How about what has been working now? I'm
Speaker 2: not saying that there are shouldn't be exceptions. You've been
Speaker 2: here twenty years, twenty five years, okay, you have children
Speaker 2: that are American citizens, you're married to an American citizen,
Speaker 2: and you've never gotten in trouble with the law. You
Speaker 2: pay your taxes, excuse me, you obey the laws. You're
Speaker 2: a good person. That's a whole different battle. Yeah.
Speaker 3: But Sean, if I may for one moment, here's something
Speaker 3: that I don't understand. If you're here for twenty years,
Speaker 3: you have been able to maintain and hold down a job,
Speaker 3: build a family, get a house, get a mortgage, and
Speaker 3: do all the things. How are you unable to follow
Speaker 3: the process of either getting a visa than a green
Speaker 3: card studying for your citizenship. There's thousands of people that
Speaker 3: do it the hard way all the time. How important
Speaker 3: is our citizenship? What is its value if we're just
Speaker 3: giving it away for free?
Speaker 2: If they're in the process. And again, at that point,
Speaker 2: you know we'll figure it out. But five years, isn't it?
Speaker 2: Five years is not the answer. Five years you're too
Speaker 2: close to having come into the country. One of the
Speaker 2: most successful programs adopted by Department of Homeland Security has
Speaker 2: been letting people self deport I think they've had a
Speaker 2: couple of million people that have self deported. Now what
Speaker 2: does that mean? Instead of ice having to chase you down,
Speaker 2: You come out of the shadows, you identify yourself, You
Speaker 2: get an airline ticket home, we put cash in your pocket,
Speaker 2: and you say, well, why do we giving them taxpayer
Speaker 2: money because it's a lot cheaper than having to go
Speaker 2: chase them down. That is the short answer to your question. Anyway,
Speaker 2: Iran at one point threatened to end the ceasefire over
Speaker 2: the issue of Lebanon and has Bollah. As I said,
Speaker 2: bb Net and Yaho is agreeing to to talks with
Speaker 2: Lebanon and Hala. Hasbala has to have talks because their proxy,
Speaker 2: Iran doesn't have the weaponry to keep providing them the
Speaker 2: arms so that they can rain their terror down on Israel.
Speaker 2: So they're in a position where they're going to have
Speaker 2: to negotiate anyway. And in that sense, you know, this
Speaker 2: this two weeks ceasefire. I know in the minds of many,
Speaker 2: I kind of assumed this part would get worked out
Speaker 2: with teetering in the face of disagreements over Lebanon and
Speaker 2: the straight of Horn moves. But anyway, the Vice President
Speaker 2: issued a blunt warning to Iran as the US demands
Speaker 2: ceasefire compliance, there's going to be serious consequences.
Speaker 1: Listen.
Speaker 2: I can tell you for a fact, Donald Trump has
Speaker 2: no problem at all returning to you know, going back
Speaker 2: to that this is this is going to be bridge
Speaker 2: day in infrastructure day. He is no problem at all
Speaker 2: doing it. He's only been reluctant because he's trying to
Speaker 2: leave infrastructure in place for the Iranian people. The one
Speaker 2: difference between this Iranian regime is they have been targeting
Speaker 2: civilian areas. They are the ones guilty of the war
Speaker 2: crimes Israel and the US. When you target bridges and
Speaker 2: infrastructure in oil facilities, et cetera, and an electric rid
Speaker 2: they are all legitimate military targets. All that talk about
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is a war criminal, No, he's not. Those
Speaker 2: are legitimate and always have been legitimate targets because they're
Speaker 2: used to transport weapons, they're used to transport troops. The
Speaker 2: fuel that they use is being used by the military,
Speaker 2: and they will prioritize the military over their civilians. Anyway,
Speaker 2: the US never agreed, by the way, to include Lebanon
Speaker 2: in the Iranian ceasefire, so that was an addition. But
Speaker 2: they're working through it, and I think the President wants
Speaker 2: to give this two week period. He wants to give
Speaker 2: this a chance in the hopes that the Iranians wake up.
Speaker 2: I have been told by my sources that the Iranians
Speaker 2: and Principle have pretty much agreed to everything that the
Speaker 2: President wants. Some of the details are are what has
Speaker 2: to be worked out. For example, the Iranians already have
Speaker 2: given up any hopes of achieving a nuclear weapon. That's
Speaker 2: part of this deal. The Iranians even are agreeing to
Speaker 2: give up their sixty percent enriched uranium that is already
Speaker 2: part of the deal. The Iranians are agreeing that the
Speaker 2: Strada Horn moves will be untouched, and they're not going
Speaker 2: to be able to charge a tariff or a fee,
Speaker 2: or if they do, the United States would benefit from that,
Speaker 2: and that would be separate in a part and anyway.
Speaker 1: So, but Lebanon was never part of the ceasefire.
Speaker 2: And Lebanon is a clear present danger to Israel's national security.
Speaker 2: And you know, you know, I look at the likes
Speaker 2: of this this idiot Macron, Lebanon must be included for
Speaker 2: a credible ceasefire. How about you shut up and we
Speaker 2: don't care what you think. And just like Neville chamber In,
Speaker 2: Keir Starmer, I don't care what you think either, And
Speaker 2: I don't care what Italy thinks, and I don't care
Speaker 2: I definitely don't care what Spain thinks. At this point,
Speaker 2: after their abhorrent behavior in all of this, and if
Speaker 2: these NATO non ally allies think that there's not going
Speaker 2: to be consequences for how they have behaved during this,
Speaker 2: they have no clue what's ahead of them now. There
Speaker 2: is a very strong and clear argument to be made
Speaker 2: if this in this period is two weeks ease fire period,
Speaker 2: if the President can't work out a comprehensive deal, I
Speaker 2: would argue that the top four items on the list.
Speaker 2: Number one, they can't have the enriched uranium or build
Speaker 2: out nuclear facilities. Number two, the straight oh Hormus will
Speaker 2: have to be left open. But also there's got to
Speaker 2: be limits on the range of their ballistic missiles that
Speaker 2: we now know can reach Europe and cities like Paris
Speaker 2: and London that there has to be a limit on.
Speaker 2: That is going to have to be some type of
Speaker 2: check and balance that would be anywhere, any place, anytime inspections.
Speaker 2: The next thing is they can no longer continue to
Speaker 2: fund their proxies as Ballah in Lebanon, Hamas in Gaza.
Speaker 2: That all has to come to an end as well.
Speaker 2: So once they open the Straight of hor moves and
Speaker 2: there's there's free shipping and there's the free flow of
Speaker 2: oil at market prices. That's going to be part of it.
Speaker 2: The next part is not if, but how they hand
Speaker 2: over the nuclear material. The next part of it will
Speaker 2: be negotiating on ballistic missiles, checks and balances as to
Speaker 2: what they are building out in the future. Any deal
Speaker 2: that's worked out over the next number of weeks is
Speaker 2: going to have to be air tight. That's where inspections
Speaker 2: it's it's a trust but verify thing. The Iranian negotiators
Speaker 2: can't be allowed to drag out these talks indefinitely. It's
Speaker 2: got to come to an end at the end of
Speaker 2: this two week period. The President's got to be prepared
Speaker 2: to resume bombing, including the infrastructure, including the bridges, as
Speaker 2: he promised that he would, And as a matter of fact,
Speaker 2: he's already saying publicly that these this is a real
Speaker 2: clear He's giving them an opportunity. They got close enough
Speaker 2: in their negotiations to the point where he felt it
Speaker 2: would be worth the effort to try to preserve this
Speaker 2: for the Iranian people. That's basically as simple as it
Speaker 2: as I can spell it out here. It is you know,
Speaker 2: let's face it, this is the world's one chance to
Speaker 2: end the forty seven year nightmare of this terrorist regime,
Speaker 2: this evil regime that has caused nothing but death and destruction.
Speaker 2: You know, since it's onset in nineteen seventy nine. Now
Speaker 2: the president, you know, he has his chance to make
Speaker 2: good on his promise that a ram will never have
Speaker 2: a nuclear weapon, not in a year, not in ten years.
Speaker 2: But you know, the president, Look, there are certainly pressures
Speaker 2: on him, but Donald Trump is not subject to the
Speaker 2: same ordinary political pressures as other leaders that we've had
Speaker 2: in this country. It's kind of like when he released
Speaker 2: the tweet on Easter Sunday morning, and it was really
Speaker 2: directed at an audience of one group of people and
Speaker 2: not being the Iranians, and he wants them to know
Speaker 2: that he means it. He wants them to know that
Speaker 2: he's pissed. He wants them to know the consequences of
Speaker 2: their actions ahead of time and force them to make changes.
Speaker 2: And so far, I think that it has attended. It
Speaker 2: has achieved its intended purpose. For all intent and purposes.
Speaker 2: The President is very clear that US forces will stay
Speaker 2: near Iran till they have a lasting deal. I can't
Speaker 2: tell you exactly what comes next, but under the agreement
Speaker 2: i Ran is going to allow safe passage through the
Speaker 2: straight of hormones for this two week period with due
Speaker 2: consideration of technical limitations. The US and Israel have suspended
Speaker 2: the bombing and now figuring out the one issue that
Speaker 2: wasn't discussed, and that has to do with Lebanon. There
Speaker 2: are a lot of people that are wondering, well, what
Speaker 2: is Russia's role in this, What is China's role in this?
Speaker 1: The North Korean's role in this. I can tell you
Speaker 1: what it is.
Speaker 2: Is They've been largely responsible for the technology for the
Speaker 2: Iranians to build out their ballistic missile systems, their air
Speaker 2: defense systems. Now, if which I understand that most of
Speaker 2: those were Russian ballistic missile technology mostly came from North Korea.
Speaker 2: A lot of their nuclear capability came from North Korea
Speaker 2: and China and Russia also. But if I'm Russia and
Speaker 2: you see how Israel and the US has obliterated their
Speaker 2: air defense system, you got to take noteh we had
Speaker 2: no idea how ineffective our air defense systems would be
Speaker 2: against the United States and the might of its military
Speaker 2: kind of already saw that Russia was a bit of
Speaker 2: a paper tiger because they've been four plus years in
Speaker 2: Ukraine and they've not been able to finish that off.
Speaker 2: But you know, there are those out there that are skeptical,
Speaker 2: those that would have preferred bridge day and infrastructure day.
Speaker 2: I am not at all uncomfortable with the President's strategy,
Speaker 2: and I have every belief he as usual means what
Speaker 2: he says. Price of oil went up just slightly today,
Speaker 2: not a lot. There was one report in the Financial
Speaker 2: Times that Iran is demanding crypto fees for ships passing
Speaker 2: through the straight or horn moves. That is not going
Speaker 2: to continue. That I have gotten directly from people involved
Speaker 2: in the discussions. So if it was they were doing
Speaker 2: it during the conflict, but before the ceasefire, I don't
Speaker 2: think that's going to continue. The President has repeated his
Speaker 2: claim that NATO does not support the US when we
Speaker 2: needed at least a little support, you know, the right
Speaker 2: to land and our freaking plain, a right to refuel,
Speaker 2: the right to fly over. You know, why do we
Speaker 2: have American troops on the ground in Europe? What's the point?
Speaker 2: Why are we paying two thirds of the NATO's freight.
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 2: The President Trump and Secretary of State Rubio Face is
Speaker 2: NATO chief, and you know, the president rightly is re
Speaker 2: examining this alliance. Mark Rutt, the NATO General Secretary, who
Speaker 2: has been very supportive of the President, he said that
Speaker 2: the conversation was very frank. He admitted the President was
Speaker 2: beyond disappointed. And I'm sure that what has already been
Speaker 2: communicated to our allies, maybe even our former allies, I
Speaker 2: don't know. You know mccrone's saying the ceasefire is the
Speaker 2: best possible outcome. We don't need his input. We don't
Speaker 2: need Neville Chamberlain, Starmer's input either. We don't need Spain's input.
Speaker 2: We don't need it only's input. I could care less
Speaker 2: what any of them have to say. I don't care
Speaker 2: what the Greek Prime minister warning that the the strait
Speaker 2: of Hormu's toll plank is completely unacceptable. Okay, well, then
Speaker 2: you go deal with it, you go open it up.
Speaker 2: Don't expect the United States to do your work for you.
Speaker 2: You know, the money that we're spending on NATO, some
Speaker 2: eight hundred and some odd billion dollars a year, can
Speaker 2: be better spent our own national security, building out our
Speaker 2: own Golden Dome. And maybe after we do all the
Speaker 2: hard work. Maybe then we can share it. By the way,
Speaker 2: we found footage. Do were you able to get this
Speaker 2: footage of Schumer Linda slamming Obama's nuclear deal and he says,
Speaker 2: if RAN's gonna cheat, it won't be at a declared
Speaker 2: site with the world watching. This is Schumer. Remember he
Speaker 2: brought cargo planes and cash and other currency. Is it
Speaker 2: too long for this segment? We'll have to play. That's okay,
Speaker 2: no problem,