Speaker 1: Thanks to all of you for being with us.
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Speaker 2: join us. A lot of news developing as it relates
Speaker 2: to the president's successful campaign in against Iran. You know,
Speaker 2: I had a conversation with a friend last night, somebody
Speaker 2: I don't talk to very often, but as one of
Speaker 2: those friends that when you pick up the phone, you
Speaker 2: start conversing and you just pick up where you left off.
Speaker 2: And I'm sure everybody has friends like that, even you, Linda,
Speaker 2: do you have friendly friends?
Speaker 1: So I'm sure you have friends like that. I have
Speaker 1: one friend. Thanks for asking. This is my opinion you
Speaker 1: have of me? Is that Anthony? Yeah, that's my best friend.
Speaker 1: I can't believe you don't consider me a friend.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's that's that you talk to me every day.
Speaker 1: You said it has to be a person you don't
Speaker 1: talk to. I actually texted a girlfriend from high school
Speaker 1: the other day and I said, how wyat, how you doing?
Speaker 1: How were you good to talk? Talked in ages.
Speaker 2: I was talking to his friend last night, and he's
Speaker 2: very insightful. Then he at one point in life was
Speaker 2: in the news media. He's out of it. He's the
Speaker 2: strongest critic I know of it, especially now, and he
Speaker 2: just brought this up out of nowhere, and it made
Speaker 2: me think a lot. He goes, could you imagine if
Speaker 2: it was D Day and on D Day when we
Speaker 2: slammed the beaches of Normandy. Remember we had Marty call
Speaker 2: into this program for years, Marty, and he lost an
Speaker 2: eye fighting for this country. I mean, if you've ever
Speaker 2: seen the opening scene of the movie Private Ryan, and
Speaker 2: you want to know the devastation of war, I mean,
Speaker 2: here our kids are slamming the beaches of Normandy, and
Speaker 2: you know the Nazis are have the high ground and
Speaker 2: it's like a mass slaughter. That day we lost two thousand,
Speaker 2: five hundred and one Americans. And you look at Pearl
Speaker 2: Harbor twousand and four hundred and three Americans that day.
Speaker 2: My father spent four years fighting in the Pacific. I mean,
Speaker 2: he wouldn't talk to me about it, and they were
Speaker 2: not good years in his life. He lost a lot
Speaker 2: of friends. World War II, we lost foreigner in sixteen thousand,
Speaker 2: eight hundred people. World War One one hundred and sixteen thousand,
Speaker 2: five hundred and sixteen Civil War, then we lost about
Speaker 2: seven hundred and fifty thousand, if my memory serves me correctly.
Speaker 2: We lost a lot of people in Vietnam fifty eight
Speaker 2: thousand American lives. We lost two thousand, nine hundred and
Speaker 2: seventy seven Americans on nine to eleven oh one, the
Speaker 2: ensuing conflicts in battles between I mean we lost two
Speaker 2: thousand and four and fifty six soldiers in Afghanistan three
Speaker 2: hundred and ninety two, three thousand, nine hundred and twenty
Speaker 2: three contractor civilian workers, and Iraq four thousand, four hundred
Speaker 2: and thirty one. And I just his question to me
Speaker 2: was what what do you think the headline would be
Speaker 2: after D Day by or how would it be reported
Speaker 2: on by the corrupt media that we have today. Now,
Speaker 2: I go back to the last century a lot, because
Speaker 2: I am a strong believer that if you don't learn
Speaker 2: the lessons of history, you are doomed.
Speaker 1: To repeat it.
Speaker 2: That's why I wrote a book Deliver Us from Evil,
Speaker 2: Defeating Terrorism, Despotism, and Liberalism.
Speaker 1: Why did I say liberalism?
Speaker 2: Liberals didn't like the title of that book, Because if
Speaker 2: you don't win politically, you don't have the ability to
Speaker 2: make or implement the change that is necessary and needed.
Speaker 2: You know, if I'm going to keep my eyes dialed
Speaker 2: in over the target in terms of what's most important
Speaker 2: to me this year, which I plan to do, it's
Speaker 2: going to be I am going to keep my eyes
Speaker 2: on the most important midterm election in our lifetime, because losing,
Speaker 2: we know what the net result is. We know that
Speaker 2: Democrats they're not even willing during a time of conflict
Speaker 2: in war, after they created the biggest national security crisis
Speaker 2: in our nation's history, most preventable national security crisis, by
Speaker 2: allowing unvetted illegals into this country over twelve million plus
Speaker 2: from over two hundred countries, including countries would terroritize and
Speaker 2: then flat out lied to us about it. And the Democrats,
Speaker 2: you know, let that all happen, and we have known
Speaker 2: terrorists in this country. We just don't know where they are,
Speaker 2: but many of these countries had terroritized, as I said,
Speaker 2: and you just wonder, and you just think and this,
Speaker 2: you know, as I've said many times that Donald Trump
Speaker 2: cured cancer. Donald Trump cured cancer, the Democrats would find
Speaker 2: a way not to like it. I highlight often on
Speaker 2: this program, Look at the way they sat on their hands.
Speaker 2: Can we all agree if you agree with me, stand
Speaker 2: that our first role in government is to protect the
Speaker 2: American people, not illegal immigrants. John Fetterman stood by the way.
Speaker 2: John Fetterman's coming on my podcast that will air tomorrow.
Speaker 2: I'm looking forward to that and it's going to be
Speaker 2: a long discussion and it's going to be you know, fun,
Speaker 2: serious all that. Let's put it this way. I'm going
Speaker 2: to start out by apologizing to the guy. Don't you
Speaker 2: think I own one? Linda in person and publicly, I
Speaker 2: was kind of tough on him during that campaign, but
Speaker 2: Oz was a friend of mine. He was totally cool.
Speaker 2: He's going to be totally cool about it. We've talked
Speaker 2: about it. But I'm just going to this point. If
Speaker 2: you as a conservative, I'm so pro life, and I
Speaker 2: do believe that every life is precious and that every
Speaker 2: life comes from God.
Speaker 1: And I do believe that God put his.
Speaker 2: Hand on every human soul and it's just a matter
Speaker 2: of free will for people, and that we have a
Speaker 2: choice between good and evil in our lives, and we're
Speaker 2: going to make that choice individually and as a society.
Speaker 2: Many ways you make it collectively. But the idea that
Speaker 2: you know Mao and China and Stalin and Russia and
Speaker 2: Hitler in Germany and fascism in Italy and Mussolini and
Speaker 2: Tojo in Japan and Paul pot and the killings, feels
Speaker 2: that is evil. Evil does exist. And my argument is very,
Speaker 2: very simple, is that if you are okay with the
Speaker 2: number one state sponsor of terror that has chanted death
Speaker 2: to Israel, death to America, and that is so hell
Speaker 2: bent on getting nuclear weapons that even after Operation Midnight Hammer,
Speaker 2: you know they're bragging to Steve Whitkoff and Jared Kushner,
Speaker 2: and I interviewed Steve Whitkoff. Maybe some of you don't
Speaker 2: believe him. I've known him a long time. I absolutely
Speaker 2: believe them that they bragged that they had foreigner in
Speaker 2: sixty kilograms worth of sixty percent enriched uranium, which means
Speaker 2: that if they are ever able to enrich again, they're
Speaker 2: seven to ten days away from weapons grade uranium, which
Speaker 2: is an existential threat I believe to our country, especially
Speaker 2: in light of their proven history of fomenting terrorism. And
Speaker 2: I'm just not interested in arguing with anybody that doesn't
Speaker 2: agree with me on this, because you're entitled to your view.
Speaker 2: I make my living with freedom of speech, not gonna
Speaker 2: take away others' rights to freedom of speech. You're entitled
Speaker 2: to your views, but you're entitled to be wrong and
Speaker 2: naive and frankly stupid. And you might say, well, Hannity,
Speaker 2: what have we learned from Afghanistan? What did we learn
Speaker 2: from Iraq? Well, we've learned a lot. And we can't
Speaker 2: have our kids, our national treasure, stepping over IEDs. And
Speaker 2: I've said this a million times in the past, and
Speaker 2: not having up armored hum V's but here's the difference.
Speaker 2: The difference is it's a different day. There's the next
Speaker 2: generation of military weaponry, and there's something called the Trump doctrine,
Speaker 2: and that's what makes this conflict different. And Donald Trump
Speaker 2: has proven that there is another way to stop enemies
Speaker 2: and to see emerging threats and to neutralize them before
Speaker 2: they become massive threats for our children and our grandchildren.
Speaker 2: I think we as a generation of an obligation to
Speaker 2: leave this country in better shape than we inherited it.
Speaker 2: And the thought of leaving behind a nuclear armed Duran
Speaker 2: for our kids and grandkids is just not acceptable to me.
Speaker 2: And there might be people that have a different point
Speaker 2: of view. I think a lot of people just don't
Speaker 2: like it because it's Trump. Then you couple what Donald
Speaker 2: Trump did with ISIS and the Caliphate, which kind of
Speaker 2: almost went unnoticed. Believe it or not, during the time
Speaker 2: he was doing it was not widely reported on. That
Speaker 2: Caliphate grew under Biden and Obama. He allowed them to grow.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump wiped them out, wiped out the Caliphate, wiped
Speaker 2: out Solamani, the world, Verus terrorists, wiped out Bag Daddy,
Speaker 2: dropped the mother of all bombs on Afghanistan. That's not isolationism,
Speaker 2: That's not forever wars. This is not going to be
Speaker 2: a forever war in what's going on in Iran. The
Speaker 2: only question I have, the only thing that worries me
Speaker 2: or concerns me long term, is if they do have
Speaker 2: a foreigner in sixty kilograms of enriched uranium at sixty percent,
Speaker 2: that would be a problem if it ends up in
Speaker 2: the wrong hands. I would imagine that they're dealing with
Speaker 2: that as they're dealing with the issue of the Straits
Speaker 2: or Hormoz and So the choice to me is unambiguous.
Speaker 2: You need moral clarity and you need the military might
Speaker 2: to back it up, and Donald Trump got every piece
Speaker 2: in place to ensure as much safety and security for
Speaker 2: our troops as possible, and it has been an overwhelming success.
Speaker 2: If I would have told you what are we seventeen
Speaker 2: days into this campaign now, that we would be where
Speaker 2: we are and that we would have wiped out their
Speaker 2: air defense systems, we'd own the air. You know, we
Speaker 2: own we own all of the air above Iran. Right now,
Speaker 2: there's nothing they can do. Wipe out most of their
Speaker 2: ballistic missile systems, wipe out their navy, wipe out you know,
Speaker 2: other military targets, wipe out and finish wiping out some
Speaker 2: of the nuclear facilities and targeted other military targets, and
Speaker 2: over six seven thousand targets have been hit. Wipe out
Speaker 2: their leadership, wipe out, wipe out the next level of leadership.
Speaker 2: We believe that the next supreme leader is either clinging
Speaker 2: to life or dead already, and that we'd be on
Speaker 2: the verge of the possibility of handing off to the
Speaker 2: Iranian people an opportunity to choose their own destiny. Yes,
Speaker 2: there are still complications, of course there are. Is it dangerous?
Speaker 2: Of course it is. You know, the idea that some
Speaker 2: people so casually would be willing to leave to our
Speaker 2: children and let them inherit. The possibility of a nuclear
Speaker 2: armed DRAN because they cling to this idea of isolationism
Speaker 2: is just absurd to me. It's like you've learned nothing.
Speaker 2: And one of the great lessons of World War two
Speaker 2: is is Neville Chamberlain versus Winston Churchill. And I thought
Speaker 2: we we learned lessons from past conflicts, at least we're
Speaker 2: supposed to. And I think in the case of Neville Chamberlain,
Speaker 2: peace in our time will meet with Munich, with Hitler,
Speaker 2: and we come back and I can declare we have
Speaker 2: peace and art.
Speaker 1: No, we didn't.
Speaker 2: And the one guy that they thought was crazy off
Speaker 2: on the sideline saying, no, read mind comf this guy
Speaker 2: he has. He has territorial ambitions way beyond what you
Speaker 2: guys are comprehending at this time. He is a clear
Speaker 2: and present danger. And as a result of waiting much
Speaker 2: many more lives were lost as a result, and nearly
Speaker 2: all of Europe. It was bad for a long period
Speaker 2: of time, and America had an isolationist faction in this
Speaker 2: country at the time. They did not want FDR to
Speaker 2: get involved in that conflict. Then what happened to Pearl
Speaker 2: Harbor forced us into this conflict and we were in theater,
Speaker 2: and then I when my friend said to me last night,
Speaker 2: imagine what the headlines would be the next day, or
Speaker 2: what ms DNC would be reporting, or what fake news
Speaker 2: CNN would be reporting, or the legacy media would be reporting,
Speaker 2: and how they'd be reporting it. I mean, I can't,
Speaker 2: I can't even begin to imagine. And now, thank god,
Speaker 2: we have something known as the Trump doctrine, which is,
Speaker 2: you know, no forever wars. I mean, he's holding out
Speaker 2: the possibility. I think probably because if they do need
Speaker 2: to rescue the sixty percent of enriched uranium, that they
Speaker 2: might take an effort on the ground that would be
Speaker 2: small and scope and quick and fast, with maximum chances
Speaker 2: of success because they would protect the area with massive,
Speaker 2: overwhelming force. But I'm just you know, you pray for
Speaker 2: all of it. You wish that evil didn't exist. It's
Speaker 2: kind of hard to imagine, but evil does exist, and
Speaker 2: this regime has been evil, and their intentions are clear,
Speaker 2: and they want to be a nuclear power. And that's
Speaker 2: why I think it's silly and superfluous and waste the time.
Speaker 2: To argue with people that think it's in our best interest,
Speaker 2: that are willing to gamble with their children and grandchildren's future.
Speaker 2: Do you want a nuclear armed orant or not. That's
Speaker 2: the issue that's on the table for me. Because Donald
Speaker 2: Trump wanted a peaceful negotiation. That much was clear for
Speaker 2: my two interviews with Steve Wikoff, not one two he wanted.
Speaker 2: He sent them on a mission to get it done.
Speaker 2: The Iranians wouldn't budge, even after Operation Midnight Hammer and
Speaker 2: fourteen bunker buster bombs. So, you know, we find ourselves.
Speaker 2: It's a you know, let's see where we are one
Speaker 2: month from now. That relatively speaking in terms of conflict
Speaker 2: is a very short period of time and a very
Speaker 2: short window. And of course we pray for everybody that
Speaker 2: is in harm's way, and we live in great appreciation
Speaker 2: for you know, their sacrifice and willingness to sacrifice so
Speaker 2: that this country does not hold one day the world hostage.
Speaker 2: I will never convince people that have made up their mind.
Speaker 2: I've come to that conclusion too. I'm not going to
Speaker 2: waste my breath. Am I wrong?
Speaker 1: Lindon On? That I can't convince people. No, for those
Speaker 1: of us that see it. What's that?
Speaker 2: No, I said I would agree with you.
Speaker 1: You can't convince people, so I waste my breath.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna let me just go through this with
Speaker 2: you because I think these new developments today and where
Speaker 2: we are. You know, after day seventeen now Operation Epic Fury,
Speaker 2: seven thousand military targets have been struck. The Iranians have
Speaker 2: a ninety percent reduction in their ability to launch ballistic missiles,
Speaker 2: and a reduction in launching ballistic missiles, ninety five percent
Speaker 2: reduction in these drawne attacks. One hundred Iranian naval vessels
Speaker 2: sunk and or destroyed. The President says, yeah, they're decimated.
Speaker 2: The military is decimated. He's not declaring the war's over.
Speaker 2: Fox News us locked and loaded to destroy Iran's crowned
Speaker 2: jewel if we want. What is the president talking about?
Speaker 2: Carg Island, the small coral island in Iran. Most of you,
Speaker 2: I'm sure never heard of it. It's in the Northern
Speaker 2: Persian Gulf, thirty four miles northwest and the island serves
Speaker 2: as the the terminal for nearly all of Iran's oil exports.
Speaker 2: Has a loading capacity of seven million barrels a day.
Speaker 2: By the way I said this before. When we get
Speaker 2: these people that make these ridiculous proclamations, Donald Trump is
Speaker 2: doing the bidding of Israel and Bibi. First of all,
Speaker 2: Donald Trump, if anyone says that, I promise you, as
Speaker 2: somebody that has known this man for thirty years, he
Speaker 2: doesn't listen to anybody but his own self. And I
Speaker 2: actually think it's a good thing that he listens to everybody,
Speaker 2: and even people he disagrees with, and he'll take it
Speaker 2: in and then he'll make up his own mind. He
Speaker 2: is a man of his own mind. That part, I
Speaker 2: can tell you. I want to hear that. I just
Speaker 2: roll my eyes. I'm like these people they think they
Speaker 2: know Donald Trump, but they don't. Linda, how accurate am
Speaker 2: I in that assessment? You've known me forever?
Speaker 1: Oh, you're dead to rights on that. Absolutely? Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean, if I called Donald Trump and say I
Speaker 2: want you to do this, do you think he's gonna
Speaker 2: listen to me? It's hilarious to nobody but himself and
Speaker 2: perhaps millennia. That's actually not true. He listens to everybody.
Speaker 2: That's the secret to his success. He listens to all arguments,
Speaker 2: he listens to all sides, he's very conscious and aware
Speaker 2: and then he makes up his own mind. That's that's
Speaker 2: that's the beauty of it. And so what the president
Speaker 2: very did. What he did here is he took out
Speaker 2: the military targets on Carg Island and but he didn't
Speaker 2: touch the oil on Carg Island. But he let them
Speaker 2: know that he can us warning Iraq must act against
Speaker 2: the Iranian backed militia attacks on American assets.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they better.
Speaker 2: Israeli military destroyed the late Supreme leader the Ayatola ali
Speaker 2: hamanies plane as it plans for at least three more
Speaker 2: weeks of war.
Speaker 1: That's about what the.
Speaker 2: Estimate is, three or four more weeks. The country's famous
Speaker 2: for throwing you know, that's so famous for throwing gays
Speaker 2: and lesbians off roop tops and abusing women if they're
Speaker 2: not fully covered or they're not out in public with
Speaker 2: a male relative. His one report that was out today
Speaker 2: in the New York Post. Did you see that report?
Speaker 2: They suspect he's probably not heterosexual, let's put it that way.
Speaker 2: I don't know anything about it, but I just found
Speaker 2: it rather amusing. The retired when we're retired admirals shuts down.
Speaker 2: They failed to plan for Hormoz. I know for a
Speaker 2: fact that is complete Adam Schiff. Of course they planned
Speaker 2: for the Straight of horm moves because twenty five percent
Speaker 2: of the world's oil supply passes through there every day,
Speaker 2: and so did the Saudis. That's why they built out
Speaker 2: a pipeline so they can bypass the Straight of Hormoz.
Speaker 2: And by the way, we get less than one percent
Speaker 2: of our oil from that strait. Now, the President may
Speaker 2: delay his summit. He's been planning on going the end
Speaker 2: of this month to visit President She. That might be
Speaker 2: delayed for a period of time. By the way, we're
Speaker 2: also keeping a close eye on Cuba and its potential fall,
Speaker 2: no doubt because the President's Trump and the fact that
Speaker 2: they're not getting venezuela and oil any longer. They're getting
Speaker 2: oil from nobody. It's the lifeblood of the world's economy.
Speaker 2: The President says, you had the Iranians back door are
Speaker 2: dying to make a deal. I don't doubt that for
Speaker 2: a second. But they had their chance to make a
Speaker 2: deal and Trump on the new I I told no
Speaker 2: one's saying is one hundred percent healthy.
Speaker 1: Nobody is.
Speaker 2: We don't really know if the guy's dead or alive.
Speaker 2: We really don't. And you got the left wing. As
Speaker 2: I said, I wonder how fake New CNN, the legacy
Speaker 2: media mob would report they slamming the beaches of Normandy
Speaker 2: when we did in World War Two. I don't know
Speaker 2: how they would report on that Donald Trump was president.
Speaker 2: Now I ask everybody was in retrospect defeating Nazism and
Speaker 2: fascism and imperial Japan. Was it the right thing to
Speaker 2: do for the cause of liberty and freedom for future generations?
Speaker 2: These are not simple question to ask. It's just not
Speaker 2: that not because you know in the middle of this
Speaker 2: that the cost of liberty and freedom is high and
Speaker 2: it's on national treasure. But is you know, But do
Speaker 2: we agree with Patrick Henry, you know, give me liberty
Speaker 2: or give me death or not? Oh, it's easy for
Speaker 2: others to say when they're not the ones doing the fighting. No,
Speaker 2: we have an all volunteer army. My father, you know,
Speaker 2: signed up right after Pearl Harbor, as did all of
Speaker 2: his friends. He said there wasn't one person he knew
Speaker 2: that didn't sign up to fight for their country, which
Speaker 2: is pretty amazing. And it's why do we refer to
Speaker 2: them as the greatest generation because they were they weren't
Speaker 2: doing it really necessarily for themselves. They were in the moment,
Speaker 2: but they also did it with an understanding how impactful
Speaker 2: this is going to be for future generations is rarely
Speaker 2: military again destroyed the plane of the the dead Supreme Leader,
Speaker 2: which was interesting. If you're eating polls from the mainstream media,
Speaker 2: legacy media mob that are saying that Americans don't support this,
Speaker 2: MAGA doesn't support this, it's false. John McLaughlin put a
Speaker 2: death knell in that lie. Today, eighty six percent of
Speaker 2: voters Trump voters support the action, and notably, eighteen percent
Speaker 2: of voter for Harris expressed approval for the action. Nearly
Speaker 2: sixty percent agree with the president. I actually think that's
Speaker 2: a low number. I think there's more. Look, I think
Speaker 2: a lot of people want to be associated with a
Speaker 2: final result ending brass musen as similar results. Fifty eight
Speaker 2: percent of voters, I'm sorry, it is seventy What is
Speaker 2: the number? Oh, nearly sixty percent of voters consider Israel
Speaker 2: an ally of the US. I've been warning people about
Speaker 2: what's happening online. What's happening online is toxic, it's cancerous,
Speaker 2: and it's a it is. It's like Alis in Wonderland
Speaker 2: and the Looking Glass. It's like it's not it's not
Speaker 2: a real world. Remember, it is flooded by people that
Speaker 2: have agendas, in some cases paid agendas. It is flooded
Speaker 2: by people that live in Mommy and Daddy's basement, keyboard
Speaker 2: warriors that are anonymous in their underwear, just throwing out
Speaker 2: invective left, right and sideways. There are foreign entities, especially
Speaker 2: with the sophistication now of artificial intelligence, that they are
Speaker 2: our top geopolitical foes China, Russia, Iran, some other Middle
Speaker 2: Eastern countries. I would venture guests. Probably the Guitaris are
Speaker 2: trying to especially indoctrinate young people, especially into this anti
Speaker 2: Semitic belief system. By the way, there was a story
Speaker 2: in the Jerusalem Post two nurses detained in Tehran after
Speaker 2: treating wounded anti government protesters. Were protesters were tortured and
Speaker 2: raped by Iranian security agents while in custody, according to
Speaker 2: an exclusive report by Iran International. Can you imagine both
Speaker 2: nurses suffered internal injuries. If you know anything about Iran,
Speaker 2: this shouldn't surprise you. President, by the way, is demanded
Speaker 2: Iran's full and complete unconditional surrender. I can see that coming.
Speaker 2: I hope it comes comes sooner than later. But with
Speaker 2: their military being decimated, I mean, I'm not sure how
Speaker 2: much longer they can hang on. You know what the
Speaker 2: president has been able to do, which is why we
Speaker 2: played every other president or Democratic want to be president.
Speaker 2: But from Obama to Biden to Clinton A Kamala Harris,
Speaker 2: every single one of them all said that they would
Speaker 2: have obliterate Iran if they dared to get close to
Speaker 2: a nuclear weapon. This has been going on since nineteen
Speaker 2: seventy nine, and they even after Operation Midnight Hammer, the
Speaker 2: Iranians still would not give up their nuclear ambition. You know,
Speaker 2: there's a Telegram article that I took a note of.
Speaker 2: Too many armchair foreign policy experts seemed to want Iran
Speaker 2: to win. You know, when I listen to some people,
Speaker 2: I'm like, who side are you on here? You know,
Speaker 2: what is the war critics agenda?
Speaker 1: Anyway?
Speaker 2: You know, New York Post had a very good piece
Speaker 2: about this. You know, we'd like to believe that the
Speaker 2: negative coverage of the Iranian war is so rampant in
Speaker 2: the media is simply more Trump derangement syndrome. But it's
Speaker 2: plainly about how the president's firm actions expose how pathetically
Speaker 2: weak elites applauded Barack Obama and his mis begotten Mid
Speaker 2: East policies. To simplify things, consider the Atlantics. Jeffrey Goldberg,
Speaker 2: the dean of elite liberal political analysis, who's actively sneering
Speaker 2: at the joint US Israeli effort to defang the entity
Speaker 2: that for five decades has called Israel the little Satan
Speaker 2: in America the Big Satan. Both Washington and Jerusalem are
Speaker 2: making claims about imminent threats that require preemptive strikes. He huffs,
Speaker 2: we should dispense with such. Ben's Iran is not presenting
Speaker 2: an immediate danger to the United States or Israel. Now
Speaker 2: you're going to believe a radical left winger, or you're
Speaker 2: gonna believe Steve Whitcoff. I choose to believe Steve Wikoff.
Speaker 2: You can make up your own bund who said that
Speaker 2: they had They were bragging about all the sixty percent
Speaker 2: of enriched uranium that they had enough to make ten
Speaker 2: or eleven nuclear weapons. Even in threat has become too
Speaker 2: tough to take out in Iran lunatic bombing almost every
Speaker 2: country now within its range well it shows you how
Speaker 2: crazy they are. And this is the point. This is
Speaker 2: the Democrats and set aside people like Congresswoman Omar and
Speaker 2: to Leeb and the squad members, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 2: You know, and suppose centrist you know, signing on to
Speaker 2: suggestions that that US armed forces may be you know,
Speaker 2: complicit in war crimes. And Chuck Schumer, you know, the
Speaker 2: self proclaimed guardian, admitting that confronting Iran's regional activities and
Speaker 2: nuclear ambitions and oppression of the Iranian people demands Americans.
Speaker 2: He falls back on, you know, quibbling with the jeel.
Speaker 2: Trump hasn't provided the American people with details of the
Speaker 2: scope and immediacy. By the time they get to their politics,
Speaker 2: this thing is over. And by the way, now we're
Speaker 2: going to have other things there are there. There are
Speaker 2: always risks and everything that you do. But what is
Speaker 2: the risk? Here's the sad part for President Trump. If
Speaker 2: assuming that Steve Wikoff is right, that they would not
Speaker 2: give up even after midnight hammer their ambition for nuclear weapons,
Speaker 2: then they were clinging to it as their inalienable writers.
Speaker 2: He said, despite being offered civilian use uranium and perpetuity
Speaker 2: for free then what if they you know, the country
Speaker 2: that's the number one state sponsored terror ever had that
Speaker 2: weapon and the ability to launch it a long distance.
Speaker 2: But you can't calculate how many lives might have been saved.
Speaker 2: That's the thing you just don't know. The difference is
Speaker 2: are you willing to make that gamble? That is what
Speaker 2: where some people are willing to gamble their children's future.
Speaker 2: I'm not one of them. We'll see if the President
Speaker 2: seizes the crown jewel of Iran's oil industry, carg Island.
Speaker 2: I do believe when all is said and done, and
Speaker 2: I have nothing to back this up my thoughts, my
Speaker 2: belief is that Iran will pay. The Iranian people will
Speaker 2: have to pay for their own liberation of the n USS.
Speaker 2: Abraham Lincoln, sailing close to Iran for waves of strikes,
Speaker 2: IDF took out the Supreme Leader's plane, which I thought
Speaker 2: was funny. Remember I was telling them you better got
Speaker 2: on that plane. Now. Why again, I just saw what
Speaker 2: was the handwriting was on the wall. Nobody thinks this
Speaker 2: guy is really functioning as the new Supreme Leader either,
Speaker 2: which is fascinating, you know, but they just keep hitting
Speaker 2: and hitting. Now, I think the next strike is probably
Speaker 2: the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. I think that's probably their next
Speaker 2: big strike that we're going to be watching, and that
Speaker 2: will pave the way for the uranium people to teether
Speaker 2: hey seize the moment or not, as President Trump said,
Speaker 2: seize it maybe once in a generation. Pete Hegseth did
Speaker 2: say Depenaon has their plan to reopen the Straight of Hormoz.
Speaker 2: The Iranians are exercising sheer desperation. We are on a
Speaker 2: plan to defeat, destroyed, disable all their meaningful military capabilities
Speaker 2: that a pays the world has never seen. And he's right,
Speaker 2: we understand. The ability to enterdict shipping is something Iran
Speaker 2: has done for years. It's key terrain. They've used it
Speaker 2: as leveraged. The world is seeing what they'll do to
Speaker 2: fight back in that context. And by the way, they
Speaker 2: don't care about anybody in the region. They have been
Speaker 2: just you know, they've been lashing out at anybody and everybody,
Speaker 2: and then the president we only get one percent of
Speaker 2: our oil from the Straight of Hormoz, presidents saying no,
Speaker 2: you get your oil from horm Moos. Send in some support,
Speaker 2: the UK, other nations, send your ships. Well, we'll tell
Speaker 2: you that this Prime Minister of Great Britain and this
Speaker 2: idiot president of France. Uh, they're no leaders. The certainly
Speaker 2: no Winston Churchill in the case of Starmer, that's for sure.
Speaker 2: He's so weak and pathetic. And Europe is gone unfettered immigration,
Speaker 2: no assimilation. They have not kept up with the national
Speaker 2: security needs and defense. They've embraced socialism and climate alarmism.
Speaker 1: All right, when we.
Speaker 2: Come back, we'll get full analysis of where we are.
Speaker 2: I mean, it has been an incredible military and intelligence display,
Speaker 2: the likes of which the world really has not seen before.
Speaker 2: We'll get analysis from Ambassador Nathanselves he served in the
Speaker 2: first Trump administration as Ambassador at Large for counter Terrorism
Speaker 2: and acting Under Secretary of State.
Speaker 1: Will get his take.
Speaker 2: On all of that, the other news of the day
Speaker 2: as well, and much more. Eight hundred and nine one,
Speaker 2: Shawn is our number.