Pete Hegseth and Dan Caine dissect a Pentagon press conference where Hegseth defends the "Department of War" rebranding, blames Biden's withdrawal for emboldening adversaries, and addresses nuclear leaks. Myron Gaines critiques assassination strikes on IRGC commander Ahmed Vahidi, arguing they would harden the regime, while debunking myths about Iranian naval destruction and 45,000 deaths. The discussion traces the 47-year conflict to the 1953 Operation Ajax coup against Mohammed Mosaddegh, revealing how U.S., MI6, and Mossad interests installed the Shah's Savak regime. Ultimately, the episode exposes alleged election-year manipulation regarding Strait of Hormuz blockades and highlights NATO allies' perceived betrayal over global energy security. [Automatically generated summary]
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Award Upgrades and Accountability00:14:19
Gave well deserved award upgrades to the members of Gulf Company 2 1 Marines who served at HKI and Abbey Gate during the withdrawal and evacuation.
I wonder if you, Mr. Secretary, could speak a little bit about that and maybe give us a little bit more in terms of what to expect from this Afghanistan review in terms of further proper recognition and proper accountability.
What's up, guys?
Good morning, my brothers.
Pope's going to do his thing.
That's fine.
We know what our mission is.
We know what authority we have.
We're very clear about that.
We follow that.
The orders of the president, we've got lawyers all over the place looking at what we're doing and why we're doing it and giving us every authority necessary under the Constitution and under our laws to execute it.
So we feel very confident across the spectrum about what we're doing and why we're doing and the legal justification that we're following in order to do it.
You mentioned the Marines at Abbey Gate and what we've undertaken.
Translation, illegal war.
Afghanistan review.
So we have, over the course of months, reviewed what happened leading up to it, including the events at Abbey Gate and the disastrous withdrawal in Afghanistan.
There's never actually been a full accounting in this department of the decisions that were made.
There's been sort of papered over congressional attempts, but never a real.
Good morning, guys.
Good morning.
I'm probably going to go ahead.
I just started up this stream, but I'm probably going to go ahead and rewind this press conference.
We'll watch it together, give you guys some more updates, et cetera.
Yeah, no, I didn't sleep.
We grind over here, niggas.
You know how that goes.
So, right now, he's in the QA.
I said, fuck it, let's go live and cover the shit.
The cascading effect of what Joe Biden did in abandoning that mission the way that.
My voice sounds funny.
Let's roll my voice.
That's funny.
I only fix it.
That he did.
And that disastrous withdrawal had ripple effects for our military, for our country, and for the world.
That's why reestablishing deterrence is one of the core pillars of what we've been doing at the War Department, because the world looked at that disaster and made choices.
Vladimir Putin.
Made choices.
Hamas made choices and saw that America wouldn't do anything about it.
Houthis shot at ships.
They made choices because Joe Biden and his administration were seen as feckless and weak.
And that withdrawal was a part of what the world saw people hanging to planes as we fled.
That deserves a full accounting, which is exactly what we're doing.
Sean Parnell, our chief spokesman, one of my senior advisors, has been leading that effort.
How else do we know?
How do I sound now?
I don't know if that's good.
Give me ones if I sound good now.
And one of the revelations was that those Marines at Abbey Gate who showed courage, who were out there exposed, knew there was a threat, nebulous mission, the only gate that's open, did not receive the kind of proper recognition they should have for their heroism.
So one of the early results of this Afghan review is to ensure they get the due recognition and award they deserve for the heroism and courage they showed at that gate, despite the bad decisions of this building and that administration.
Those Marines acted heroically, and we're going to recognize them for that.
Sure.
Thank you.
Yeah, right here.
Thank you.
Michael Casey with O'Keeffe Media Group.
Earlier this week, James O'Keeffe published a story on Department of Army nuclear chief Andrew Hugg, who revealed top secret national security information to a stranger he met on a dating app.
Will you defer Mr. Hugg for termination and prosecution?
Yeah, he won't work here anymore.
And given the revelations, will any changes be made to the current anti espionage training for all Department of War employees now, given this?
Well, we're always on the lookout.
for CIA threats, any internal threats, anyone talking out of school about things they should not.
We take leaking very seriously here, informally or formally, which is why some of the reporting done by some of the people in here is incredibly problematic.
They're willing to publish things based on classified information that would potentially harm those in harm's way, and we think them doing so is incredibly irresponsible and unpatriotic.
And I would encourage members of the press to think twice about the lives they're affecting when they publish things in their publications like the New York Times.
Yes, right here.
Was the Tuska carrying useful use equipment to China?
Sir, I'm sorry, the question's right here.
Thank you.
Ryan.
All right, can you guys hear me better now?
Does this still sound bad?
How does that sound, guys?
This still sounds bad?
Morgan with the Epic Times earlier this week on that topic.
There was a report, I believe, with the Washington Post that the Pentagon had briefed Congress that it could take up to six months to fully sweep the Strait of Hormuz for mines.
I was wondering if you could comment a little bit more on the specifics of the timeline, the range of time that it could take, and then just a general idea of how many mines have been placed.
We would not speculate on a timeline.
I saw that report. based on, again, another leak from a closed-door session which was supposed to be classified, and apparently, allegedly, that was something that was said about we feel confident in our ability in the correct period of time to clear any mines that we identify and would encourage other countries to be a part of such an effort as well.
But we're tracking that very closely.
Mr. Chairman, do you want to add anything to that?
No, sir.
I think you covered it.
Right here, new members of our press group right here.
Jacob Blossomman with TMZ DC.
We have two questions I'm going to ask before.
First, my colleague will ask the second.
You know, I've heard you talk a lot about bombing people and places.
And when you give these orders to carry out this extreme level of violence, what's going through your mind and your body?
Do you have like an adrenaline rush?
Are you scared?
Do you feel like you're on a power trip?
Just walk us through and paint us a picture.
Yo, I don't know what the hell happened to my voice.
I don't know how I got a voice change wrong.
You guys are saying I had a voice change wrong.
I don't know what the fuck is going on, dude.
How do I turn that shit off, Jack?
How the hell do I turn this shit off?
Bruh.
Yes, Luke, I am your father, but all jokes aside, how the hell do I fix this, Chad?
These niggas are fucking with me.
Of what it feels like mentally and physically.
It's a very TMZ question.
My only thought process is to ensure that our warfighters have everything they need to be successful, defeat and destroy the enemy, and they come home.
I want them to feel empowered, to have every authority they need within our rules and within our law.
Why is this better?
Or, what is it?
Ooh, that's kind of loud, probably, right?
How does this sound now?
Is that better?
Is this better, guys, or no?
Still sounds bad, it's louder.
All right, okay.
Violence to the enemy.
Because war is violent, war requires doing difficult things.
But I want our people to feel empowered so it's our guys that come home and their guys that do not.
Sure, I'll give you one chance.
Charlie Cotton from Team ZDC.
You changed the Department of Defense to the Department of War.
Would you consider changing the name again to the Department of Peace since that's what we're all after?
Well, that's the pursuit.
It's a great question, actually.
You go from defense to war because you want to be proactive about peace through strength.
Still sounds bad, I'm guessing.
I gave a speech in front of generals about what the ethos of the War Department is all about because I want it to go through every echelon of this department.
It means something, it's not just words.
And when you fight a war the right way, the idea is on the other side you bring about peace.
That is what we'd like to see the most.
In fact, I once did a video about the one institution that should win the Nobel Peace Prize every single year is the United States military.
All right, guys, I'm going to restart my mixer.
All right, I'm going to restart it.
Because we are the guarantor of the safety and security, not just of our country, but of a lot of people in this world.
Last question.
Yes, sir.
Thank you very much, Mr. Secretary.
I do appreciate your time.
Since February 28, 725 drones and missiles have hit the Kurdistan region as your loyal ally, killing 22 people and injuring 100 others.
Even after the ceasefire, Mr. Secretary, 20 more attacks were carried out.
My question is those that cease fire include Iraq and the Kurdistan region.
All right, how does this sound, chat?
Do I sound better now or do I still sound crappy?
Do I sound better now, crappy?
And really, what is your clear policy toward proxies?
Why am I asking this question by President Lassoud Barzani?
Still sounds deep.
All right, I'm going to fix this.
Five times targeting his office, even targeting president of Kurdistan region residents in the Hog City.
We watch it very closely.
And that area and those folks, the Kurds, deal with a lot of what the IAMGs or the proxies are capable of doing.
And a reminder of the reverberating effect of this Iranian regime.
It's not just what it does to its own people, killing 45,000 of its own citizens just recently, but it's also the terror they've brought to the region.
And so getting a good deal and making sure they can't wield a new. Nuclear weapon over top of those proxies is why this mission is such an important one.
Thank you very much.
Appreciate it.
It has been powerful.
It's new.
It out.
All right.
How does that sound?
Do I sound better or do I still sound crazy?
Is that better or do I sound crazy?
Give me a one if I sound good now.
Give me a one if I sound good now.
All right.
Okay.
Bro, what the fuck happened, man?
All right.
Dude, I jump on the thing and I sound like Darth Vader.
I'm like, what?
I thought you guys were trolling me.
And then I went and I'm going to turn my volume up right now.
Give me one sec.
I'm going to fix it.
Now I could reset my settings.
Dude, I restarted my computer.
Man.
Bro, this shit is annoying.
Okay.
Okay, so now I should be coming in pretty crispy for you guys now.
All right.
I'm sitting at 55 dB on my mic, 75% juice on the computer.
So we should be, you guys should be hearing me nice and good now.
All right.
Let me get the sound boards back up.
Okay.
Good morning, gentlemen.
I saw that Pete Hegseth was doing a press conference.
So I said, you know what?
Screw it.
I'm awake.
Let's jump on for like an hour or two, cover this thing.
I also had a tweet earlier this morning we're going to be doing politics.
Okay.
We're going to get in the weeds of some politics this morning, which, you know, I might do it where I do a morning politics show only.
Because I'm up anyway half the time.
So let me see.
Maybe I'll do that shit.
I don't know.
Like, I go live at like eight or nine for like an hour and just cover the news, and then I come back on later on.
But I'll figure it out.
I'll figure it out.
Okay.
Now that you guys are all piling in here, bear with me, guys.
I literally just hit the go live button.
I didn't even like fucking set up anything, anything.
I'm like literally adjusting the chats as we speak.
We're going to go ahead and break down this press conference.
I noticed that a lot of you guys like watching me watch like Fox News real time so I can like debunk the lies while you're here.
So, yeah.
So.
Before I do this, I'm going to show you guys a tweet I just made.
Wait for people to all get in here.
Right?
Give me one sec, guys.
We're going to start cooking here in a second.
All right, cool.
All right.
Good morning, guys.
Good morning.
Good morning.
Glad that you guys are coming in here.
So, basically, what happened was I was just surfing Twitter and I saw that Hegseth was doing a press conference in the morning.
And I've noticed since this war started, they've been doing a lot of these morning press conferences.
So, I said, you know what, dude?
Let me just hop on, see what's going on.
I'm still wide awake.
I'll probably get tired in about an hour or two.
And I could go back to sleep.
But I've noticed that a lot of you guys enjoy when you guys watch the news with me because I can kind of debunk things real time.
It's like you're watching the news with a red lens.
Trolling the Audio Quality00:06:06
So.
Before I get into it, I kind of want to show you guys a tweet that I made, which kind of ties into this.
So, Rerum, okay, as you guys know, pretty good channel.
Um, sec chat.
With me, refreshing everything.
And we're gonna get this thing going here in a second.
Thank you for being patient, guys.
Do all my setup before I even get on.
All right, okay.
So first thing I want to show you guys is a tweet that I made this morning.
Let me pull it.
Let me pull it up for you guys real quick.
So here it is.
So Rerun posted this.
The U.S. is considering assassination strikes against specific Iranian leaders who are thought to be blocking U.S. Iran negotiations, CNN reports.
The list of names include Ahmed Vahidi, commander in chief of the IRGC.
So this guy right here, right?
Because he's the one that really got the motion with the IRGC.
Okay.
And for those of you that are unaware, the IRGC are the ones that are responsible for running the ballistic missile program.
They answer directly to the Supreme Leader.
Okay, so this guy's like effectively number two when it comes to chain of command in the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Okay, they want to kill this guy.
Now, you guys are probably wondering why they want to kill him?
Well, the reason why they want to kill him is they're claiming that diplomacy isn't working and this guy is standing in the way of them trying to get shit done.
But what the United States doesn't fucking realize, right?
And it's just like so painful how retarded these motherfuckers are sometimes.
Like, dude, you got like.
Assassinating more people isn't going to help.
That's why we're in the problem that we're in now, is because you want to kill people.
Okay?
Like, someone said, Myron, fix your mic.
What are you talking about?
D Jenks26.
Guys, is the mic good?
Give me one if the mic is good.
This thing over here and kick D Jenks26.
Say, Mike, troll?
Okay.
D Jenks26.
You must be new here.
So let me introduce you to a place that we call.
Realm, and by realm, I mean Shadow Realm.
Time to send you to the Shadow Realm.
The future is mine.
Enjoy.
Hang out in the watermelon realm with all the blacks, okay?
Fucking retard.
Hello, monkeys.
Anyway, back to schedule programming.
So the Trump administration, for some odd fucking reason, thinks, oh, we don't have the people that we want in fucking power, so let me just go ahead and keep assassinating motherfuckers.
That's not gonna work, okay?
Oh, we're on YouTube.
My bad.
Sorry.
Sometimes I forget that book is up on the fucking shelf.
You didn't see nothing.
Anyway, make sure to follow the fucking channel.
As you guys can already tell, we're 10 minutes into this bitch and we're already cooking, okay?
Follow the channel if you guys are watching on Kick.
And if you're watching on YouTube, well, I don't know what to tell you, bro.
Quite frankly.
You stupid.
Anyway.
So Trump and his fucking minions and idiots.
Literally, I think it's a good idea to assassinate people.
Mind you, okay?
All right.
Hold on, bro.
Where'd this thing go?
Hold on, bro.
Some other idiot saying the audio again.
All right, let me just say this one time.
Guys, if you say the audio is bad, and I ask the chat, guys, is the audio bad?
And they say no, and they put a bunch of ones, you're getting sent to the fucking Shadowrun, bro, okay?
Some of you niggas in here are new.
Audio trolling is not tolerated whatsoever.
Because as you guys can see, it hurts the quiet of the fucking show, okay?
I take production very seriously.
So if someone in the chat says audio is bad, And I ask if the audio is good, and the chat says the audio is good, this guy's trolling.
You're getting sent to the fucking watermelon realm.
You understand that?
Okay.
The only thing you're going to see in there.
Thank you.
Come again.
That's all you're going to see in there.
Okay.
This band button is fucking colorblind.
You will go to the fucking watermelon realm if you keep talking.
Anyway, as I was saying before, I was fucking really interrupted.
Trump has tried this before with assassinating, right?
Uranium Enrichment Truths00:14:36
So now what they're trying to do is they're trying to take out the head of the IRGC, Ahmed Vahidi, as I've shown you guys before.
Now, this guy, Ahmed Vahidi, runs the IRGC.
The IRGC is the military component responsible for.
Running the ballistic missile program.
Now, I don't care what anyone fucking tells you on the internet, okay?
Let me be explicitly clear about this.
The reason why we attacked Iran, okay, is not their nuclear weapons program, okay?
That's just what Trump said to get local support.
The real reason we attacked them is because they're an existential threat to Israel.
Why?
Because they have a three pronged system that has them terrified.
Number one, they have the proxies, Hezbollah, Hamas, Houthis, the mobilization forces out of Iraq.
Okay.
The Bashar al Assad regime, even though it's gone now.
That was the acts of resistance.
Number two, they were scared that they have a nuclear enrichment program, right?
And that they were enriching at a high level after we left the JCPOA.
And then number three, the thing they fear the most, their ballistic missile program.
Their ballistic missile program, chat, is, as you guys can see, pretty fucking good.
Okay.
Despite the fact that the Israelis said we destroyed all their launchers, despite the fact that PDX that tells you guys that we destroyed 90% of the infrastructure, it's a lie.
A huge lie.
Okay.
And we're going to get into that a little bit more.
So the reason why they, and remember, for all of you that don't believe me, before the war started, I want you guys to watch press coverage before the war started.
The three things that they said that they wanted from Iran was no enrichment.
Blissed missile program down to 300 kilometers only, so they can't touch Israel.
And then they must stop funding the proxies.
Obviously, Iran said, no, our blissed missile program is exactly why you guys have been thinking twice about attacking us.
And we're definitely not going to stop funding Hezbollah because Hezbollah is the only paramilitary group that can actually fuck the IDF up, which is what they're doing right now.
Over 2,000 dead right now.
Over 2,000 dead IDF soldiers in the fight in southern Lebanon.
Okay?
And this is what Fox News is not going to tell you guys.
Okay?
What's my source?
I have very reputable sources in my OSS community, guys that have deep military ties.
And the general consensus is there's a lot of casualties for Israel.
Now, let me be clear about this Hezbollah's taken a lot of casualties too.
They've lost about 2,000 as well.
But keep in mind that the IDF, you know, has a real military, has air power, has sophisticated weapons, has a fantastic intelligence service.
Okay?
Going one to one against the ninjas with AK 47s is kind of crazy.
I digress.
So, anyway, the United States wants to assassinate this guy because they think that he's getting in the way of negotiations.
Okay?
Now, I went ahead and I made a tweet about this and why this is such a bad idea.
Okay?
The reason why, so I write here this won't work, and the Trump administration is retarded for even considering it.
The more they assassinate, the stronger hardliners get, and hardliners never negotiate.
Killing Khomeini was the dumbest move possible.
Don't take my word for it.
U.S. intelligence warned Trump that military action wouldn't bring regime change and it will only harden the regime.
Some of you guys might say, Myron, what are you saying?
Do you have a source?
Yes, I do, sir.
Look at this.
Because unlike all my opponents that I debate, they never come with sources.
So I will go ahead and show you what I'm talking about.
This isn't just me saying this, this is the intelligence community telling Trump this shit.
All right?
Integrity prices are way down.
We just had four states.
It was just reported that four states had $1.99 a gallon.
Trump should have had ample warning that toppling the Iranian government was not going to happen.
On March 7th, the Washington Post revealed that a classified report by the National Intelligence Council found that even a large scale assault on Iran launched by the United States. Would be unlikely to oust the Islamic Republic's entrenched military and clerical establishment.
Going to happen.
On March 7th, The Washington Post revealed that a classified report by the National Intelligence Council found that even a large scale assault on Iran launched by the United States would be unlikely to oust the Islamic Republic's entrenched military and clerical establishment.
Louder for the retarded Zionist.
Going to happen.
And the Iranian monarch retards.
On March 7th, the Washington Post revealed that a classified report by the National Intelligence Council found that even a large scale assault on Iran launched by the United States would be unlikely to oust the Islamic Republic's entrenched military and clerical establishment.
The report was completed about a week before the United States and Israel initiated the war.
Military and clerical establishment.
The report was completed about a week before the United States and Israel initiated the war.
About a week before the United States and Israel initiated the war.
When I debate these idiots, and they have the nerve to tell me.
That the strike was brilliant.
It was smart.
We knew what we're doing.
The entire intelligence community told Trump this was a bad idea.
Don't do this.
Representatives from 18 different intelligence agencies said this is a bad idea.
So don't let anyone ever gaslight any of you.
When you say Israel dragged us into this war, do not let any of them lie to you and say, no, they didn't.
Yes, they did.
Why?
Well, if Trump's entire intelligence community told him this is a bad idea and we shouldn't do it, but we did it anyway, and through deductive problem solving, you figure out that Netanyahu came to this White House seven times, okay, in a year, well, I think we can conclude that he more than likely relied upon intelligence given by who?
They had a briefing last time he was here.
Netanyahu ran the briefing.
He brought in the head of Mossad.
Who is the Mossad?
For those that don't know, not politically aware, they are the CIA equivalent in Israel.
You can make a very valid argument that they might even be better than the CIA because they're fucking ruthless.
But that's another conversation.
The point is that our president didn't rely upon the intelligence given to him by our intelligence services and instead relied upon the intelligence from a foreign government.
That is my point.
Why am I saying all this?
Well, let's go back to the tweet.
I told you guys that this was a bad idea.
So when I say killing Khomeini was the dumbest move possible, I have receipts to back that up.
Don't take my word for it.
US Intel warned Trump that military action wouldn't bring about regime change.
Iran has no nukes.
Now, I can already hear the idiots screaming.
They say dead to America every day.
They say dead to Israel.
They enrich uranium to 60%.
They hate us.
They hate us because of our freedom.
These are ridiculous, radical jihadists that want to destroy the moral fabric of a democracy.
Bruh.
Like.
Number one, okay, they don't have nukes.
Okay, if they did have nukes, they would have used them by now.
That's number one.
Number two, because I know the haters are going to say they enrich uranium to 60%.
Let me be clear about this they enrich their uranium to 60% because we got pulled out of something called the JCPOA.
I know I have a lot of new people in here that don't know what the hell I'm talking about.
The JCPOA, guys, was a deal structured by Obama and John Kerry back in 2015 where we would oversee their nuclear program.
They would enrich at levels only for energy purposes.
We'd have IAEA inspectors watching everything that's going on.
In exchange, we would relieve the crippling sanctions that were imposed on them.
It was a good deal.
But then Donald Trump came into power in 2016.
And in 2018, he pulled out of the JCPOA.
In response, and I'm going to make this very clear in response to that, they started enriching to 60%.
But what these dumbass Zionists will always tell you guys.
Is they were enriching the 60%.
There's no need to enrich the 60% unless you're trying to get a nuclear bomb.
That's not civilian energy.
This is totally unacceptable.
Hey, motherfucker.
Okay?
Hey.
We had a deal with them.
We lift sanctions, they let us oversee.
We pull out the JCPOA, what incentive do they have to adhere to the guidelines of something that we walked away from?
They always start the story in the middle.
Every time Marco Rubio sits there and says, oh, they had uranium that was enriched to 60%, that's almost weapons grade.
For those of you that don't know, 90% is considered weapons grade.
And their argument is, why would you enrich uranium to that level?
Well, let me guess.
Let me.
Let me get, like, let's go through this.
During the Obama administration, actually, we got to go back even further.
We got to go back to March 2003.
Iran watched as Saddam Hussein was toppled and destroyed off the premise of weapons of mass destruction.
Iran watched as Gaddafi was killed by the Obama administration.
You want to know something interesting?
After Saddam Hussein was captured and toppled, Gaddafi stopped pursuing nuclear weapons.
10 years later, we went and killed them anyway.
Okay?
Now, the Iranians understand that having a nuclear bomb or working towards a nuclear bomb does invite aggression from the United States and Israel.
But they also understand that that nuclear bomb is what will also stop aggression from Israel and the United States.
So when we pulled out of the JCPOA, they had to be in a sweet spot to be able to still deter while simultaneously being able to.
To negotiate.
Does that make sense?
That is why they enrich to 60%.
They watch us systematically destroy all of their neighbors, and we both have nuclear bombs.
And then on top of that, Israel's not really a rational actor at all.
Okay?
I won't go into why Israel's not a rational actor because I've discussed that many different times and I don't want to be repetitive.
But I think we can all agree here that Israel is not a rational actor whatsoever.
I mean, they just finished doing genocide.
Like, I mean, need I say more?
Like, So, the reason why they did that, enrich the 60%, was to be what's called a threshold state so that they could always have the option, if need be, to enrich the 90% and do a bomb or hand it over through diplomacy.
Okay?
But they never actually had nuclear weapons, and the 60% uranium that they had was for negotiating purposes.
Okay?
Now, on top of this, it's very important that you guys understand this.
The former Supreme Leader, Khomeini, okay, had a fatwa.
That's a religious creed.
All right.
He banned nuclear weapons, but he did not ban enriching to a high level to create the aura that we could, not we, sorry, they could, from his perspective, he wanted to create the aura that we could, sound like Chris right now.
We could produce nuclear weapons, right?
And I just explained to you the 60% enrichment.
So, what a lot of people don't know is right before the February 28th strikes, we had a real breakthrough in Geneva, okay?
This is what the Iranians agreed to zero stockpiling of enriched uranium, no material that can make a bomb, degrade and convert all existing stockpiles into low level fuel, full IAEA verification and monitoring.
This was actually better than the JCPOA.
The original only capped stockpiles at 300 kilograms.
This banned them completely.
Trump said he had dissatisfied talks, which proves it was never really about the nukes.
It was about something else.
We know what it's about.
It was about regime change.
Now, the reason why I want to tell you guys this, right?
The False Navy Narrative00:15:31
Number one, it's retarded to try to assassinate this guy.
It's not going to work.
Number two, Trump had on the table a better deal than Obama had.
Anyone that knows Donald Trump knows that Donald Trump exists to surpass Obama.
Ever since Obama cooked him at this gala event back in like 2015 or 2014 or some shit, I actually might have been in.
It might have been the night that they killed Obama.
Sorry, Osama.
Anyway, I digress.
He made fun of Donald Trump and cooked him.
And Donald Trump has always had a grievance against Obama for this.
It's one of the main reasons he's always had problems with him.
Okay?
So Trump had the opportunity to get a deal better than the JCPOA.
Instead of taking that deal, what did he do?
He bombed Iran anyway.
So what does this prove?
This proves that it was never about the nukes.
More proof it wasn't about the nukes.
Back in June, Operation Midnight Hammer, we supposedly bombed.
Three of their sites to include Ford O, which is the one that's in the big fucking mountain.
That's why we had to do it because we're the only ones with the bunker buster to go that deep.
So if we destroy their nuclear program, it doesn't make sense.
Why would it go back in for their nuclear program?
It makes no sense at all.
Okay?
Give me ones in the chat if this all makes sense.
Then we're going to get into the Pete Hegseth press conference.
Now, just for my own ego, did you learn something new from the intro I just provided?
Give me a three if you learned something new.
And I want you to say what you learned new from what I just said.
This will help me refine my monologues better.
If you're going to say three, you learned something new.
I want you to tell me three and what it was.
Put a three and then tell me the most notable thing you just learned from what I just described.
Okay, the Geneva talks.
I didn't know 905 weapon.
Oh, it was weapon level?
Okay.
Guys, please don't troll.
I actually do want to know this so I can make my things better.
Trump's better than Obama.
Bastard Al Assad.
Yeah, he did have a grievance for Obama.
He never liked him.
60% enrichment.
Okay.
Didn't know Obama cooked Trump?
Yeah, he did.
Yeah, Trump did have a better deal than Obama with this, yes.
It was on the path to go there.
Didn't understand the enrichment levels, okay.
The clear reason we keep going back, okay.
Three, how many IDF people, okay.
About how he pulled out the JCPOA, okay.
Kushner pulling drinks, they killed Gaddafi always after, yeah, after that they killed Gaddafi anyways, exactly.
Yep.
They killed Gaddafi despite the fact he stopped getting nukes.
Okay.
Okay, cool.
All right.
Thank you guys so much for giving me that.
Like, you guys know I'm trying to always improve the show.
So, I always like to see what you guys learn so I can make sure I harp on some of those things more when I do this stuff.
Because I hate being repetitive, bro.
So, okay.
Okay, JCPOA.
Yeah, the JCPOA was not bad.
So, real quick about the JCPOA.
Guys, the JCPOA was one of the best things that Obama did when it came to foreign policy.
Okay.
Because we wouldn't be in the middle of a war right now had we just stuck with the JCPOA.
And Iran would have never had nukes.
Everybody wins.
Oil would have been cheap.
But Israel would not allow that.
Okay.
Cool.
Thank you for the feedback, guys.
Now, let's get into this with Hegseth here, a.k.a. Pete Kegsbreth.
He's probably drunk giving this thing.
But let's see.
Took years, decades, vague missions, shifting sands, little.
To show for it, Operation Epic Fury has been laser focused from the very start, as I've said to all of you.
Clear mission objectives, and ultimately, Iran will not have a nuclear weapon.
Okay, let's go over these mission objectives.
There's two mission objectives here that are complete bullshit.
One of them is to destroy their Navy, another one's to destroy their Air Force.
Ladies and gentlemen, Iran's Air Force and Navy suck.
They don't have an Air Force, they have like old fighter jets from the 1970s.
Okay?
Their Navy has boats from the 1960s.
It's a joke.
The real danger is the ballistic missiles and drones.
It's a bold and dangerous mission, a gift to the world, historic, courtesy of a bold and historic president.
That mission continues today in this new phase, as Iran has an important choice, a chance.
To make a deal, a good deal, a wise deal.
As part of that effort, the United States has imposed an ironclad blockade that grows more powerful by the day.
Okay, that's a lie.
Several ships have already gone through, something like 40 ships have gone through.
I'm going to double check and fact check it for you guys.
But the blockade is not going as good as they say.
Also, another thing that's important for you guys to know.
Putting a blockade on a blockade is fucking retarded.
Like, what?
It makes no sense.
The Gulf of Oman to the open oceans, our Navy is enforcing this blockade without hesitation.
Now, keep in mind, guys, let's go into a map, right?
So let's look at the Strait of Ramuz.
What is the Strait of Ramuz?
The Strait of Ramuz, chat, okay, is a waterway, okay, that basically 20% of the world's energy flows through, okay?
And at its narrowest point, it's only 21 miles.
Okay?
Since this war, Iran has basically closed off this strait.
And freighter ships cannot pass with the energy.
So, this has created an energy crisis all across the world.
The worst energy crisis in human history, by the way, right now.
Worse than the energy crisis after the Yom Kippur War in the 1970s when they had an oil embargo led by Saudi Arabia.
So, to the West.
So, what we're doing is we're sitting somewhere around here, far away from the strait of Humus.
To try to interdict ships.
But the problem is that we don't have the manpower to really do this effectively.
Or apology.
Now, as usual, there's a lot of false information out there.
I'll say this every ship, every ship that the U.S. believes meets our criteria, either Iranian ships or to and from Iranian ports, has been turned around.
As of this morning, 34 total.
Non Iranian vessels are allowed to transit.
And many have, including overnight.
Not only is the blockade growing, in fact, a second aircraft carrier.
Okay, so since the blockade, dozens total have slipped through, okay, but USNCOM redirected slash turned back 21 and 31 vessels.
But dozens have slipped through, chat.
He's trying to make it look, and this comes from Gronk.
I'm double checking it.
He's trying to claim they turned everything back.
They didn't.
Because it's not easy to actually enforce a blockade, guys.
It's huge.
And they can't sit close to the Schrader of Moose because if they sit close here, they'll get bombed by drones and ballistic missiles.
So the aircraft carrier and the destroyers all have to be further out here to be able to interdict without getting destroyed by Iran.
We'll join the blockade in just a few days, but this growing blockade is also gone global.
Also, the reason why this blockade is stupid we're in the middle of a ceasefire right now.
The Schrader of Moose is still closed.
Keeping the blockade keeps the Strait of Hormuz closed.
There's two reasons why the ceasefire kind of broke down.
Number one, Israel kept attacking Lebanon.
Number two, we still have a blockade.
Just so you guys know, having a blockade is an act of war, violates ceasefires.
So the only thing that's going on right now, really, is ships are still getting through.
The United States can't get all of them.
And then don't forget that the Iranians also have this fucking magic waterway right here.
Okay?
The Caspian Sea.
Oh, let me, sorry.
Okay?
So they're still getting shit from Russia and other countries.
Also, a lot of people don't know this.
Iran is like 80% self sufficient on their food and their oil.
Unlike other Middle Eastern countries here who all rely upon importation, Iran is the breadbasket of the Middle East.
Okay?
So they can do this blockade as much as they need to.
The Iranians still have another path right here with the Caspian Sea.
Yeah, y'all didn't know that one, did you?
See why this blockade is retarded?
Just this week, we seized two Iranian dark fleet ships in the Indo Pacific region that had left Iranian ports before the blockade went into effect.
They thought they'd made it out just in time.
They did not.
We seized their sanctioned ships.
I only saw one ship get boarded, but now he's claiming two.
And we will seize more.
Our blockade is growing and going.
Wright says, okay, I'll give you that, Martin.
I didn't know that shit.
That's wild.
Bro.
Guys, we're going to take over.
I'm telling you guys.
We're going to take over.
All right.
Y'all are not going to get better coverage on this war anywhere else.
Global.
Make sure to follow the channel on Kick.
America's military is unmatched.
Projecting power.
He's right.
Our military is unmatched.
Here's the problem, though.
We're at a point now where we can't do anything else militarily.
This is why Trump extended the ceasefire.
Trump knows this.
He really can't do anything else militarily.
Why, you might ask?
The reason why is because we've already escalated so far up.
The next step, chat, is nuclear weapons or destroying power plants.
If we do either of those things, Iran is going to destroy the Gulf.
Why is that bad?
Well, let's see who's in the Gulf.
We have Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, UAE, Oman.
These countries, right, guys?
Oh, and Saudi Arabia.
All of these countries are allies of the United States.
Very close allies of the United States.
Well, except for Yemen.
Sorry, not Yemen.
But all these guys are rich Gulf states that align with the United States.
So.
Iran knows they can't hurt the United States directly.
So, what they will do instead is destroy all of our military base in the region.
They already did that.
And then, if the United States starts destroying power plants or desalination plants, they're going to do that to the Gulf.
Now, here's a problem Iran is self sufficient food wise, these guys are not.
90% of the water from these places.
Come from desalination plants, which is desalination, guys, is the process of taking salt water and making it drinkable.
Okay?
Very important infrastructure.
If you destroy that in the Gulf, you're going to create a humanitarian crisis.
And it's about to get really hot in this region.
This is why Trump is stuck.
If he uses nukes, destruction of the Gulf.
If he destroys power plants, destruction of the Gulf.
Denying passage to adversaries and protecting our interests at the time and place of our choosing.
No one sails from the Strait of Hormuz to anywhere in the world without the permission of the United States Navy.
To the regime in Tehran, the blockade is tightening by the hour.
We are in control.
Nothing in, nothing out.
Okay, we already know dozens of ships have made it through.
Number one.
Number two, you didn't block off the Caspian Sea.
Number three, Iran can stand with a blockade for a while, longer than we can enforce it.
So, what are we going to do here?
Play chicken?
Iran's battered military, the IRGC specifically, has been reduced to a gang of pirates with a flag.
They cloak their aggression in slogans, but the world now sees them for what they are criminals on the high seas.
Bro, yo.
Buddy!
Buddy!
The Iranians are not known for having a navy or naval power, okay?
Their biggest threat is having hundreds of tunnel cities with lots of fucking missiles and drones.
Do you not get that?
Stop deflecting from the main weapon Iran has.
We did not invade them to destroy their navy.
Now, and this is why it's so comical when, you know, pro Zionists and, you know, these talking heads talk.
Bro, let's go off the assumption.
Let's go into a dream world, right?
Let's assume Hegseth and Trump are telling the truth that we destroyed their Navy.
Fair.
Chat, let me ask you a question.
If the Navy's destroyed, like Trump and Hegseth claim, why can't we open.
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A waterway.
I'm going to say that again.
If we actually destroyed their navy and that they've been reduced to stupid pirates like Hegseth says, I'm going to grant and say that what he's saying is true.
If that is true, why is the strait still closed?
This proves what I told you guys from the beginning.
It's not the Navy that's the threat.
It's the ballistic missile program that's the threat.
Also, you guys got to ensure when it comes to trade with ships, these ships have to have insurance.
Sailing through a war zone typically doesn't get you covered with insurance.
So if you're a captain trying to sail through with like a million barrels of oil or some shit, You're not going to sail through there without insurance.
And the insurers are definitely not going to give you insurance when there's a war zone.
So, Iran doesn't need to have a navy to create the deterrence that we are talking about.
They don't control anything.
They're acting like that's a lie.
They actually do.
And if they didn't control anything, you wouldn't be doing a blockade.
The fact that you're putting a blockade on their blockade proves that their blockade is clearly fucking working.
Now, I know what some of you guys are going to say.
Hey, yo, Maru, we went in the war, though, bro.
We destroyed these niggas, bro.
What are you talking about?
We've been destroying all their stuff.
11,000 targets gone.
Fair.
Fair.
Let me ask you this, chat.
Is this winning?
For those of you that are listening in, what I'm doing right now is I'm showing the price of crude, a barrel.
We're sitting at about $98 right now.
Okay?
This is really bad.
To give you guys an idea, before the war, we were sitting at about $60 to $70 per barrel.
Okay?
I also want to let you guys know, missiles aren't flying right now.
Between the United States and Iran.
Once that happens, you're going to see this go right back up to 100.
This was over 100 yesterday.
Now, just so I can, you know, show you guys that I'm not bullshitting, okay?
Because again, he says we destroyed their Navy, they're pirates, blah, blah, blah, all this other shit.
I want everyone in the chat to tell me how much they paid for gas to fill their tank before the war and how much they pay to fill up their tank now.
And tell me where you live.
So, say it would look like, let's say NYC $20 before $50 now.
This is how you guys know I'm not capping.
I got a real chat.
I want to see what you guys say.
We don't view about over here.
So, put your state, what you were paying before, and what you're paying now.
We got here 40 before 60.
Now, okay, Michigan.
Okay.
Utah 60, now 85.
NYC 60 to 110.
NEFL 1689, 4065, Florida, 45 before 60 Ohio, 3060.
Okay, it looks like all of you have almost damn near doubled your prices.
Now, I want to ask you guys the people is that winning?
Is this the golden age?
So, any idiot that tries to sit there and tell me that we're winning this war, I ask you to look at your peers in the chat.
And tell me if this is winning.
Because I want you guys to see this with your own eyes.
It's one thing for me to talk shit, it's another thing for me to have you guys engage with me in this experiment, and you could see what you're paying versus others.
Pause the stream, scroll through the chat, look at what your peers are saying.
This affects all of us.
All right, back to it.
Like pirates, acting like terrorists.
And the scary part is even places like Texas that make their own oil and they're cheaper than the national average, even they're up significantly.
Oshawa's Mercy, thank you for the gifted.
Guts and Fury sent in a kick on a question.
What do you think of the TGE theory of Trump doing this so he can, so the U.S. can sell more U.S. oil and take control of our hemisphere?
Tim Pool was talking about it.
Yeah, so here's the problem with that.
That's not good.
And I'll tell you why.
That's going to increase gas prices.
If the United States becomes the sole exporter of oil, number one, we don't have enough to go around like that.
And then number two, we're more expensive.
So the price of oil goes up internationally.
Okay, some dude.
Hold on, bro.
They're the ones who lay indiscriminate mines, who shoot at random ships, who.
All right, some loser in the Rumble chat.
Myron is Brown.
Okay.
Well, Myron is Brown, your name now is Myron is Shadow Realm.
Time to send you to the Shadow Realm.
The future is mine.
Enjoy.
Hello, monkeys.
Killed 45,000 of their own people.
Innocent protesters in the course of weeks, their own people.
They are the bad actors in the course of weeks.
45,000 of their own people.
Random ships who killed 45,000 of their own people.
All right, I know we got a lot of new people in here.
So I'm going to do a poll on the kick chat.
Innocent protesters in the course of weeks, their own people, they are the bad actors.
The vessels that the Iranians seized in recent days, a couple of them, they're not American ships.
They're not Israeli ships.
They're just random ships that drove where they drove their little speedboats up to and shot at those ships with AK 47s.
Anyone with a speedboat, a gun, And the wrong intentions can do that.
All right, check out the poll, guys.
It's basically explain the 45K myth or not.
You vote on Kick, guys.
I'll let the people decide.
They know that we, the United States of America, control the flow of global shipping.
And we know.
No, you don't.
You actually don't.
You actually fucking don't, dude.
The scary part is the Houthis haven't even been activated yet to take over.
The Red Sea.
Just so you guys know, Saudi Arabia has a pipeline where they're able to deliver oil, evading the Strait of Hamas and going through the Red Sea.
If the Houthis get activated and block off the Red Sea, we're talking about 30% of the world's energy being held captive.
They haven't even added the reinforcements yet.
That they know.
Their real Navy is at the bottom of the Arabian Gulf.
Yo, I swear to God, these guys got like poster cards that they read the same shit.
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Literally, him and Trump every day.
Their Navy's at the bottom of the sea.
I have the best military ever before Sleepy Joe Biden came in and made it weak.
I built it back up.
Now it's really great.
Not great, but really, really great.
No president would do this.
We have the strongest Navy ever.
So strong that the Iranian Navy are at the bottom of the sea, sleeping with the fishes.
Every time, bro.
It's worth saying again for 47 years, Iran has been at war with America.
Kill no.
America has been at war with Iran.
We started this war.
This war did not begin on February 28th, 2026.
It actually started in 1953.
Quick history.
Class incoming.
Or you'll get All
America's Fight Alone00:14:34
right, now you guys are about to get a quick overview, and you are going to learn more than 90% of Americans within the next 120 seconds.
So let's start here.
This guy, why do you need to know who the hell he is?
His name is Mohammed Mosaddegh.
This guy, Mohammed Mosaddegh, was the first democratically elected official in Iran back in 1953.
One of the first things he did when he came into power was he basically created this, the consortium agreement of 1954.
Basically, hold on, with the 51%, okay, basically, he nationalized oil.
Okay, nationalizing the oil, to keep things simple, guys, is all the proceeds that come from said oil go back to the country.
Okay, and what he wanted to do was he wanted to basically kick out the Brits in the West when it came to siphoning their energy resources, their oil.
Okay, he wanted to nationalize the oil industry.
Meanwhile, the United States and MI6 wanted to privatize the industry for their own gain.
So, what ended up happening was this led to the Operation Ajax.
The US, alongside the MI6 and the Mossad, these three intelligence agencies right here, okay?
MI6 is England, Mossad is Israel, CIA is United States.
They work together to overthrow Mossadegh.
After Mossadegh was overthrown, this fucking ass clown comes into power.
Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, the father of the idiot that's running around now with the lion flag saying, we need to get our country back, okay?
When he was in power, he ran a brutal campaign.
Fucking secret police called the Savak.
The Savak was responsible for killing tens of thousands of Iranians that criticized this power and that they were being a puppet for the West.
Now, you guys are probably wondering why did the Brits, CIA, and Mossad work together for this?
Well, it's simple.
The Brits wanted the oil money, the United States wanted the oil money.
Israel, a new nation that had just been created in 1948, needed an ally in the region.
So Mossad assisted because after they assisted and put the Shah to power, guess what happened?
Iran was the first.
Muslim majority country to recognize the state of Israel.
Okay?
Which was unheard of in 1953.
Remember, guys, Israel was created in 1948.
So for a country to accept Israel five years later when the entire Arab world did not want them there is nuts.
So after about 20 years of this guy being in power, what happened?
Every single time.
This led directly to the Iranian Revolution, where they threw out Mohammed Reza Pahlavi.
Why am I telling you guys all this?
Why am I going through all this history?
I'm going through this so that when idiots like Pete Hegseth.
For 47 years, Iran has been at war with America.
Wrong.
Do you guys see now why I get so annoyed listening to these guys?
Give me a three in the chat if I just red pilled you now.
And you never heard this information.
I know a lot of you longtime viewers know this shit.
But how many of you just got red pilled and didn't know this shit?
The loyals know it, but.
All right, awesome.
We'll carry on.
For all the people that watch me every day, I feel bad.
But as you guys can see, we got a lot of new people in here.
Killing our citizens, our soldiers, and our.
But let me tell you guys this.
Now you guys know, now you guys are equipped with this history.
So when you watch Fox News without me, you guys know Hegseth is lying to you.
Our allies, while previous administrations looked the other way.
The real endless war is the war that Iran has waged on us for 47 years.
President Trump is the only president with the guts and moral clarity to finally do something about it.
No, he's the only president stupid enough to follow the Israelis into a war.
The Israelis have been trying to get every U.S. president for like the last 40 years to attack Iran.
Every day behind closed doors.
President Trump's fortitude is unshakable and his mission is crystal clear.
President Trump said it again yesterday.
We have all the time in the world.
And we're not.
No, we don't.
No, we don't.
Midterms are in November.
No, we fucking don't, bro.
Nope.
Another lie.
Trump has the worst polling right now than ever because of this war.
Not anxious for a deal.
And I hear him say it every day in private as well.
Iran knows that they still have an open window to choose wisely.
As we said previously, choose wisely at the negotiating table.
All they have to do is abandon a nuclear weapon in meaningful and verifiable ways, or instead they can watch their regime's fragile economic state collapse under the unrelenting pressure.
American power between the United
States.
Now, who the fuck is this guy?
This is the Oman foreign minister, okay?
This guy was the one that was leading the talks between Iran and the United States.
When dumbass Jared Kushner and Woodcock were sitting in one room giving their demands, this guy was responsible for taking the note, bringing it over to the Iranians, and saying, this is what the U.S. wants.
I'm glad this guy went to the media because.
Had he not gone to the media and told us this, we would never have known what was actually agreed upon.
Okay?
He went on American news for a reason.
Now, to spare you guys the headache, let me tell you what some of the consensus were, which I just read in my tweet earlier.
Okay?
But I'm showing you the video to let you guys know that he went on American TV to talk about this because he feared that the United States would attack Iran anyway.
So he needed to cover his ass.
This is what happened.
Right before the February 28th strikes, they had a real breakthrough.
Zero stockpiling of rich uranium, no matter, no material that can make a bomb.
Degrade and convert all existing stockpiles into low level fuel.
Full IAEA verification and moderating.
This was better than the JCPOA.
The original JCPOA capped stockpiles at 300 kilograms.
This deal had no stockpiling.
Okay?
So this deal was better.
But what the heck does it say?
A fragile economic state collapsed under the unrelenting pressure.
Of American power.
A blockade as long as it takes, whatever President Trump decides.
Because the bottom line remains the bottom line Iran will never get a nuclear bomb.
The choice is theirs, but with this blockade, the clock is not on their side.
But with this blockade, the clock is not on their side.
Moreover, President Trump has authorized the United States Navy to destroy any Iranian fast boats that attempt to put mines in the water or disrupt passage through the Strait of Hormuz to shoot and kill.
Our commanders have clear rules of engagement.
If Iran is putting mines in the water.
So, again, he's saying they can't have a nuclear weapon.
They already agreed to that, dude.
They already agreed to that, dude.
All right, it looks like we got a win for the 45K myth.
All right, after we finish this press conference, I'll debunk the 40K myth.
Or otherwise threatening American commercial shipping or American forces, we will shoot to destroy.
No hesitation, just like the drug boats in the Caribbean.
It's also worth saying this should not be America's fight alone.
Dude, this war is so dumb, dude.
Like this dude is saying, oh, we blew up narco boats in the Caribbean.
Bro, Iran can hit us back, dude.
Why are we putting our troops in harm's way for a war that doesn't benefit us?
We barely use the Strait of Hormuz as a country.
Our energy doesn't flow through there.
This should not be America's fight alone.
We barely use the Strait of Hormuz as a country.
Our energy doesn't flow through there.
And we have plenty of energy.
We got plenty of energy?
If we got plenty of energy, why are prices fucking skyrocketing?
Chat, I hate to do this again, but we got a lot of new people in here.
I want all the Americans to say how much they paid for gas before the war.
And again, I hate to make you guys do it twice, but we really need to hammer this in.
Because it's going to be way more powerful when people in the chat see the numbers.
Just look at the new.
Look at this.
Through there.
And we have plenty of energy.
He claims that we don't get a lot of our energy from the Gulf, so it doesn't matter.
Debt.
Buddy, we live in a globalized world.
We make oil, but that does not change the fact that the prices are still going to go up.
See how they're lying to you?
They're trying to make it look like the Straighter Hamus isn't a critical infrastructure point for us.
But why is Trump saying we're going to blow up power plants if you don't open the Strait?
Why is he saying a civilization might die if you don't open up the Strait?
If we didn't need the oil, why are we doing a blockade right now?
Why are all of you paying double for fucking gas?
Technically, he's not lying.
The US gets somewhere around like 10% of its oil from the Shredder Hamus.
But that doesn't matter because I'm looking at the numbers and all of you guys are paying significantly more for gas now.
In some places, double.
See how much they lie, chat?
See how much we've only been playing this thing for like, what, fucking five, 10 minutes or some shit?
Just look at the new global Congo line headed to Texas.
A beautiful picture.
Europe and Asia have benefited from our protection for decades, but the time for free riding is over.
America and the free world deserve allies who are capable, who are.
Again, we struck Iran without telling any of our partners.
That's why they're not helping us.
NATO is not some kind of like military organization that we can use to augment optional wars.
NATO is a defensive organization.
Organization.
Okay?
Defense.
That's why they say an attack on one is an attack on all.
Nat, we attack and then you guys got to join us.
It's a defensive pact only, not offensive.
Loyal.
That's why NATO doesn't want to help us.
We did not consult with any of them before this attack.
And you guys want to know who's getting hit by this shit a lot?
Europe.
And Japan.
And South Korea.
Chime in the Barbain.
Thank you for the gifted sub.
I just keep cooking.
Guys, also, we're going to switch the kick soon.
All right, so let's get ready to switch your mods so I can stop censoring myself and shit.
We'll keep going.
And you understand that being an ally is not a one way street.
It's a two way street.
We are not counting on Europe.
If it's a two way street, why don't we consult with any of our partners?
But they need the Strait of Hormuz much more than we do and might want to start doing less talking and having less fancy conferences in Europe and get in a boat.
We need it too, bro.
Americans are paying a fuck ton for oil and it's only going to go up.
What are you talking about, bro?
Yes, the Asian countries in Europe are getting hurt harder, but don't act like Americans aren't suffering from this shit, too.
This is much more their fight than ours.
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Bruh, what?
Yo!
Yo!
I got to play that back one more time.
In a boat.
This is much more their fight.
Europe might want to start doing less, feed the Strait of Hormuz much more than we do, and might want to start doing less talking and having less fancy conferences in Europe and get in a boat.
This is much more their fight than ours.
Yo, chat, I want you to close your eyes and imagine this.
You and your boy are at a club, right?
And your boy sees his op, right?
And one minute you're talking to your guy, hey, bro, we need to go slide on some 304s over here.
You ready?
I'm about to go approach.
You look to your fucking right.
That nigga's gone.
And then the next thing you see is you see her boy fucking hit some random dude, the op, in the face.
Falcom Punch!
Next thing you know, bro turns into Goku and starts running out of there.
You're shocked.
You're like, what the hell?
You're next to the girls, everyone is shocked.
Dude, sucker punched him and ran out the club.
So that dude.
Only sees you.
And he walks over and he does this.
PUCKOM PUNCH!
PUNCHES YOU IN THE FACE!
YOUR FREAD IS NOWER TO BE FOUND!
YOU WAKE UP IN A FUCKING HOSPITAL!
And then the nigga has the nerve to tell me, bro, you gotta pay me 10K.
What?
Yeah, you gotta pay me 10K.
You're there, fuck it all, cast it up with your leg up.
Shake it like a fat ass at Planet Fitness.
You fucking shiver this shit.
This nigga walks into the fucking room and says, Hey, bruh, you gotta pay me 10K.
What?
Paying the Ten Thousand00:04:28
Yeah.
Why?
That nigga punched you.
And, like, that's just not cool.
So you gotta pay me 10K.
Bro, you went and attacked him and you didn't even tell me what you were doing.
I was trying to get some bitches.
Ah, sorry, bruh.
Yeah.
Time's wasted.
You owe me 10K.
And if you don't give me the 10K, we're not friends anymore.
What?
That, my friends, is what's going on with NATO and the United States.
That is precisely what's going on right now between NATO and the United States.
Feel free to click that and then send it to any idiot that doesn't understand this conflict.
Bro, literally said, we started this war, but you guys handle it now.
Chat, would you pay your friend 10K after all that?
Would you pay the 10K to keep your friend around?
NATO doesn't sound so crazy now, huh?
On this core mission, America's will is unshakable.
Our capabilities unmatched.
Our blockade is only growing and going global.
And as the president said Bro, you just said no one's coming to help.
How's it going global?
We have all the time in the world.
No midterms.
Iran has a historic chance to make a serious deal.
And the ball is in their court.
Either way, The War Department stands ready for what comes next, locked and loaded.
May God continue to bless our warriors each and every day and on each and every mission.
Mr. Chairman, over to you.
Thank you, Mr. Secretary, and good morning, everyone.
Combat operations against Iran.
Today and this morning, the Joint Force remains postured and prepared to recommence major combat operations on the order of the President.
On April 8th, The president announced a ceasefire, and last week, at the president's direction and on order of the secretary, U.S. CENTCOM began enforcing a blockade against all commercial vessels going into and out of Iran and their ports.
Simultaneously, the U.S. Hey, RainmanA16, I appreciate you, bro.
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