Bannon's War Room - Episode 4585： Trump's Speech Live From NATO

00:00:00.000 Monday and we call it the 12 day war spoke to a few people I guess that just

00:00:05.280 sounded like the right the right name it was a 12 day war and we think it's over

00:00:11.400 I don't think they're going to be going back at each other I don't think so not

00:00:15.840 only have we dealt decisively with the critical threat of Iran's nuclear program 0.82

00:00:19.920 which was what I wanted I said Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon I've said

00:00:24.180 that for 15 years long before I decided to do the political thing but we've

00:00:31.380 also reasserted the credibility of American deterrence which is like no

00:00:36.780 other the people at NATO said this never been anything you know I rebuilt the

00:00:41.580 entire military during my first term and we have a great military we have great

00:00:47.520 generals I got to know the good ones and the bad ones we kept the good ones over

00:00:53.400 the past two days I was honored to participate in the NATO leaders meeting

00:00:57.180 and also had extremely good individual discussions with the king and the queen

00:01:02.100 secretary-general ruta and the prime minister great discussions very

00:01:07.740 knowledgeable people major focus of our conversations at the summit was the need

00:01:13.500 for other NATO members to take up the burden of the defense of Europe and that

00:01:19.680 included the financial burden as you know it was 2% and we got it up to 5% and

00:01:26.400 they said a couple of them came up to me one in particular said sir we've been

00:01:30.060 trying to get it up to 3% for 20 years and we haven't been able and you got it up

00:01:34.860 to 5% so they're gonna be most of them I guess almost all of them are gonna be 0.99

00:01:39.360 contributing now 5% the number that people are surprised at but you need it

00:01:45.900 today the United States accounts for two-thirds of all NATO defense spending

00:01:50.280 since I began pushing for additional commitments in 2017 believe it or not our

00:01:56.220 allies have increased spending by 700 billion dollars I said to people you

00:02:01.680 don't have any money and a lot of them weren't paying then so I started the

00:02:05.940 process and I picked it up as soon as I got back which is six months ago and

00:02:10.680 following my election last November almost all have accelerated plans to

00:02:16.180 reach the 2% 3% 4% and then ultimately very quickly 5% and all of this is going

00:02:25.080 to be done very quickly almost immediately you probably know this as well

00:02:29.520 as I do I'm sure they've been talking about it's really been a big focus in a

00:02:34.560 very historic milestone this week the NATO allies committed to dramatically

00:02:38.520 increase their defense spending to that 5% of GDP something that no one really

00:02:44.520 thought possible and they said you did it sir you did it well I don't know if I

00:02:48.960 did it but I think I did this will be known as the Hague defense commitment which

00:02:56.460 is pretty good pretty appropriate when the allies reached this number it will

00:03:01.500 add more than 1 trillion dollars a year think of that 1 trillion per year to our

00:03:07.200 common defense and this is a monument really to to victory but it's a monumental

00:03:13.200 win for the United States because we were carrying much more than our fair share

00:03:18.720 was quite unfair actually but this is a big win for Europe and for actually

00:03:24.200 Western civilization for years past administrations failed to get most

00:03:29.200 allies to contribute even the 2% I remember when I came here we had four

00:03:34.200 four countries that were up to 2% and I remember Poland was there a couple of

00:03:39.200 them were there and but most of them were we had 28 at the time as you know it's

00:03:44.200 increased a little bit and they've agreed now to more than double their budgets in

00:03:50.200 all cases and Europe stepping up to take more responsibility for its security will

00:03:55.200 help prevent future disasters like the horrible situation with Russia and Ukraine

00:04:01.200 and hopefully we're gonna get that solved last week they lost 7,000 soldiers

00:04:06.200 mostly soldiers but they're also getting hit in Kiev they're getting hit in some of

00:04:12.200 the towns also and that means life life is disappearing also in the cities and

00:04:19.200 towns should have never happened would have never happened if I was president said it a

00:04:23.200 thousand times and it never did happen it's never even thought about but it's vital that this

00:04:30.200 additional money be spent on very serious military hardware not bureaucracy and

00:04:36.200 hopefully that hardware is going to be made in America because we have the best

00:04:41.200 hardware in the world you saw that where 14 missiles were shot at us the other day and

00:04:46.200 and they were very nice they gave us warning they said we're going to shoot

00:04:51.200 them is one o'clock okay they said it's fine and everybody was emptied off the base so they

00:04:58.200 couldn't get hurt except for the gunners they call them the gunners and out of 14 high-end

00:05:06.200 missiles that were shot at the base in Qatar all 14 as you know were shot down by our equipment

00:05:12.200 amazing stuff amazing that they can do it's like shooting a bullet with a bullet it's the same

00:05:18.200 thing if you think about it 14 out of 14 and they were they weren't even that surprised I said

00:05:24.200 that you do that well often they say we pretty much do sir the Ukraine crisis has also highlighted

00:05:32.200 the urgency of rebuilding our defense industrial base both in the United States and among the allied

00:05:38.200 nations we cannot afford to be dependent on foreign adversaries for critical minerals and as you know

00:05:46.200 we made a deal with Ukraine to take a vast amount of the land they have for minerals we need it and 0.82

00:05:53.200 once again I want to thank all of the people in the Netherlands incredible people it's a great place and

00:05:58.200 all of the NATO allies for the tremendous summit that we just had a letter just came in and a statement came in

00:06:07.200 from the Atomic Energy Commission of Israel and I just wonder this is an official letter and they're very serious

00:06:17.200 people as you know the devastating US strike on Fordow destroyed the site's critical infrastructure and rendered the

00:06:25.200 enrichment facility totally inoperable it was devastated we assessed that the American strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities has set back

00:06:35.200 Iran's ability to develop nuclear weapons for many years to come this achievement can continue indefinitely if Iran 0.98

00:06:43.200 does not get access to nuclear material which it won't it's so so sad that that whole thing had to go but I just I just want to

00:06:54.200 thank our pilots you know they were maligned and treated very bad demeaned by fake news CNN which is back there believe it or not

00:07:01.200 wasting time wasting and nobody's watching them so they're just wasting a lot of time wasting my time and the New York Times

00:07:09.200 they put out a story that well maybe they were hit but it wasn't bad well it was so bad that they ended the war it ended the war

00:07:17.200 somebody said in a certain way you know that it was so devastating actually if you look at Hiroshima if you look at Nagasaki

00:07:27.200 you know that ended a war too this ended a war in a different way but it was so devastating also they have out of Dubai just came that

00:07:37.200 Iran's foreign ministry spokesman this is Iran's farmers says it's near its nuclear installations were very badly

00:07:47.200 damaged by the American strike so what bothered me about these reports so with fake reports put out by the New York

00:07:55.200 Times failing I got the failing New York Times because it's doing terribly without me it would be doing no business

00:08:01.200 at all but and by fake news CNN and MSDNC all of these terrible people you know they have no credibility

00:08:11.200 you know when I started they were at 94% credibility the media now it's at 16% and I'm very proud of it

00:08:18.200 because I've exposed it for what it is but when I when I saw them starting to question the the caliber of the attack

00:08:28.200 was it bad well it was really bad it was devastating they were obliterated but you can't get into the tunnels they

00:08:35.200 just put that over that just came out they can't there's nothing there's no way you can even get down the whole

00:08:40.200 thing is collapsed in a disaster and I think all of the nuclear stuff is down there because it's very hard to remove

00:08:46.200 and we we did it very quickly when they heard we were coming it was you know you can't move it very hard very dangerous

00:08:53.200 actually to move to and they also knew we were coming so I don't think too many people want to be down

00:08:58.200 there knowing we're coming with the bunker busters as we call them we're the only ones that have them

00:09:03.200 with the best equipment best nuclear equipment and we have the best equipment in the world and by the way

00:09:08.200 we can't forget our submarine which was out there submarines actually but submarine was out there we shot

00:09:15.200 uh 30 rockets into uh an area every single one of them I think it was almost 400 miles away I think

00:09:26.200 pete right 500 and long it was in the ocean long ways away and uh we shot we shot uh a total of 30 every

00:09:38.200 single one of them hit within nine inches from where it was supposed to be it took it a lot because we didn't

00:09:43.200 do just sport or we did uh two others in addition which hadn't been completely uh destroyed so we hit

00:09:52.200 them with a submarine from uh hundreds of miles away amazing just amazing equipment greatest submarines in

00:09:59.200 the world nobody's even closer 20 years behind us when it comes to submarine technology so that's one

00:10:06.200 and the other was uh was from the atomic energy commission and they have about three or four of

00:10:14.200 them now coming in from atomic energy commissions from various places but the one that we have that

00:10:20.200 uh just came out we released it a little while ago was from the israeli atomic energy commission but

00:10:27.200 numerous of them are getting to see the site and the site has been demolished and again uh we had these brave

00:10:34.200 uh patriots these incredible flyers these uh people that can fly a plane better than anybody can fly a

00:10:42.200 plane going into very hostile territory flying into uh the territory that has got more missiles and things

00:10:50.200 pointed at it but it was very stealth they didn't get to see it it was dark that's the amazing thing about

00:10:56.200 the shots they hit the shots perfectly and yet it was dead dark there was no moon there was no light it was virtually uh

00:11:03.200 moonless it was very dark and they hit the shots were hit perfectly but when they get demeaned and they were very upset about

00:11:10.200 it because they knew how strong it would be back in missouri the pilots flew about 36 hours two ways far distance and in those

00:11:18.200 incredible b2s and we then had the f-22s and we had the f-35s and we had other planes and we had i think a total of 52 tankers

00:11:28.200 that means the big the big tankers because the refueling was a lot for all of the different planes that we sent incredible

00:11:35.200 operation and i have to say uh general raisin gain was incredible that's why he beat isis and we beat isis in a matter of weeks i was told it would take

00:11:45.200 four to five years we did it in a few weeks and he was great that's why he's ahead of the joint chiefs of staff

00:11:52.200 right now because i had a very good experience with him he knocked out isis in a period of literally a few

00:11:58.200 weeks amazing and it was supposed to take a few years five years to be exact so we had a great uh victory there

00:12:08.200 and we then came here and i think we had a great victory here but this is an ongoing project this is the

00:12:14.200 safety of europe the safety of the world and they've raised it from two percent to five percent something

00:12:21.200 which nobody and you're talking about over a trillion dollars a year so we're talking about a lot of money

00:12:26.200 from coming in from countries that we're not paying nearly enough to be effective so uh i have as you

00:12:33.200 know marco rubio with me and pete hexa secretary of state and secretary of war should we say secretary you

00:12:41.200 know it used to be called secretary of war maybe for a couple of weeks we'll call it that because we

00:12:45.200 feel like warriors used to be called secretary of war in fact you've looked at the old building

00:12:50.200 next to the white house you can see where it used to be secretary of war then we became politically

00:12:55.200 correct and they called it secretary of defense i don't know maybe we'll have to start thinking about

00:13:00.200 changing it but we feel that way uh do we have any questions please wow that's a lot of questions

00:13:09.200 uh who's a nice person oh you're not a nice person but i'll let you ask one go ahead what's he gonna

00:13:17.200 ask he is not nice at all i know him well thank you mr president yeah thank you for taking the time

00:13:24.200 before flying home um you just said you believe the conflict between israel and iran is over what

00:13:31.200 makes you so confident it is this is the war room and we're going to play the president's press

00:13:36.200 conference to its conclusion both tired exhausted they fought very very hard and very viciously very

00:13:43.200 violently and they were both satisfied to go home and get out and can it start again i guess someday it

00:13:51.200 can it could maybe start soon uh i think a big telltale sign was when uh as you know iran somewhat

00:14:01.200 by not much violated the uh ceasefire and israel had the planes going out that morning and there

00:14:08.200 were a lot of them 52 of them and i said you got to get them back and they brought them back they

00:14:13.200 didn't do anything they brought them back it was very good i thought it was amazing actually uh they have

00:14:19.200 uh fought a hell of a war they fought very hard i think the war ended actually when we hit the

00:14:25.200 various nuclear sites with the planes and i just hope you people can give these pilots these are the best

00:14:31.200 pilots in the world they're the best shots in the world they call them shots that's what they are

00:14:35.200 and and wait a minute and i i just hope you can give them the respect they deserve because they came home to

00:14:41.200 fake news and like oh gee there was hardly any damage the things are decimated so uh but i think no i think

00:14:49.200 they're very much finished i think israel is going to get back to doing what they do and i think that iran

00:14:55.200 is going to get back you know iran has a huge advantage of great oil and they can do things i don't see them

00:15:01.200 uh getting back involved in the nuclear business anymore i think they've had it they've been at it for 20 years

00:15:07.200 and i don't see that happening either now if it does we're always there it won't be me it'll be somebody

00:15:13.200 else but we're there we'll have to do something about it yes uh please go ahead go ahead

00:15:19.200 oh fake news cnn oh yeah yeah here we go wait till you hear this question

00:15:27.200 i think you should really say how great our soldiers and our warriors are i think everyone appreciates our soldiers

00:15:34.200 and our warriors i do have two questions for you mr president you just cited israeli intelligence um on these attacks

00:15:41.200 earlier you said u.s intelligence was inconclusive are you relying on israeli intelligence for your assessment

00:15:47.200 of the impact of the strikes no this is also iran made the statement and it's also if you read the document

00:15:53.200 that was given that pete can talk about if you'd like the document said it could be very severe damage but they didn't

00:16:01.200 take that they said it could be limited or it could be very severe they really didn't know other than to

00:16:06.200 say it could be limited or it could be very very severe and you didn't choose to put that because

00:16:13.200 it was very early after since then we've collected additional intelligence we've also spoken to people

00:16:18.200 have seen the site and the site is the site is obliterated and we think everything nuclear is down there they

00:16:25.200 didn't take it out okay question please go ahead go ahead yeah blue dress thank you so much mr president

00:16:34.200 yesterday you said china can now continue to purchase oil from iran yeah are you giving up on your maximum

00:16:41.200 pressure campaign because there are sanctions right now with who on iran no look they just had a war

00:16:48.200 the war was fought they fought it bravely i'm not giving up they they're in the oil business i mean i

00:16:55.200 could stop it if i wanted i could sell china the oil myself i don't want to do that uh they're going to 0.93

00:17:00.200 need money to put that country back into shape we want to see that happen would it no if they're going

00:17:07.200 to sell oil they're going to sell oil we're not taking over the oil we could have you know i used to say

00:17:11.200 with iraq keep the oil i could say it here too we could have kept the oil um no china's gonna want to buy

00:17:17.200 oil they can buy it from us they can buy it from other people but you're gonna have to put that

00:17:23.020 country back into shape it needs desperately needs money yeah yeah please

00:17:28.280 here we go i'm picking the beauties today go ahead mr president secretary general ruta has described

00:17:40.280 president putin as an adversary a threat an enemy do you view him the same way

00:17:46.940 and in addition to that you mentioned general kane your chief of staff others the chairman of the

00:17:53.600 joint chief general kane yes he has uh said that mr putin has territorial ambitions beyond ukraine

00:18:02.320 do you view that in the same possible i mean it's possible i know one thing he'd like to settle he'd

00:18:07.620 like to get out of this thing it's a mess for him uh he called the other day he said can i help you

00:18:12.920 with iran i said no you can help me with russia because you know in the last few weeks we took care

00:18:19.840 of india and pakistan kosovo serbia uh i think on friday we have coming in uh the congo is coming in

00:18:29.560 and rwanda is coming in that was a vicious war that went on a machete war heads chopped off all over

00:18:35.800 africa they're coming in we did uh two others in addition to that nobody's ever done anything like

00:18:44.240 this uh no i consider him a person that's uh i think been misguided i'm very surprised actually

00:18:52.780 i thought we would have had that settled easy i've settled four of them in the meantime but he did call

00:18:58.440 up but he said uh you know he's close to iran he'd like to help us get a settlement i said no no

00:19:04.220 you help me get a settlement with you with russia and i think we're going to be doing that too yeah

00:19:09.280 please go ahead please thank you mr president you've made clear your position on what impact

00:19:17.020 the strikes had i wanted to ask you what is next with iran for instance is there any indication

00:19:22.320 from u.s intelligence that iran was able to move any material no we just the opposite we think we hit

00:19:29.140 them so hard and so fast they didn't get to move and if you knew about that material it's very hard

00:19:33.880 and very dangerous to move it's called it's called uh in many people they call it dust but it's very

00:19:40.680 very heavy it's very very hard to move and they were way down you know they're 30 stories down

00:19:46.840 they're literally 30 35 stories down underground oh yeah we think we got what we think it's it's covered

00:19:53.540 with uh granite concrete and steel can i ask you are you interested in restarting negotiations with

00:20:01.660 iran and if so have they so are people marco could answer but our people are uh not i'm not the way i

00:20:11.340 look at it they fought the war's done and you know i could get a statement that they're not going to go

00:20:17.280 nuclear we're probably going to ask for that but they're not going to be doing it but they're not

00:20:22.060 going to be doing it anyway they've had it they've had it now maybe someday in the future we'll

00:20:27.420 want that but uh i've asked marco do you want to draw i just asked him the question as we were

00:20:33.020 walking on the stage you want to draw up a little agreement for them to sign because i think we can

00:20:36.860 get them to sign it i don't think it's necessary marco do you want to talk about that please

00:20:42.120 well mr president i think you president trump has shown a willingness to meet and talk to anybody

00:20:48.160 in the world who's interested in peace i don't know of any president that's been as

00:20:51.920 willing as he has to meet with anyone and talk about peace we'd love to have peaceful relations

00:20:55.680 with any country in the world and so um obviously that'll depend on iran's willingness not just to

00:21:01.300 engage in peace but to negotiate directly with the united states not through some third country or

00:21:06.080 fourth country process but i know of no president probably in our modern history that's sought peace

00:21:12.380 more than president trump has

00:21:13.820 sounds like the door is open but you're in no rush is that right sounds the door is open i'll tell you

00:21:19.520 what look we're going to talk to them next week with iran uh we may sign an agreement i don't know

00:21:27.280 to me i don't think it's that necessary i mean they had a war they fought now they're going back to

00:21:31.940 their world i don't care if i have an agreement or not uh we the only thing we'd be asking for is

00:21:36.780 what we were asking for before about uh we want no nuclear but we we destroyed the nuclear in other

00:21:43.140 words that's destroyed i said iran will not have nuclear well we blew it up it's blown up

00:21:49.620 to kingdom come and uh so i don't feel very strongly about it if we got a document wouldn't be bad

00:21:56.520 we're going to meet with them actually we're going to meet with them yeah

00:21:59.360 yeah go ahead please yes mr president netherlands tv thank you for visiting our country

00:22:06.740 as they understood um i of course like to know how you slept last night at the house of the

00:22:11.840 oh i slept beautifully but probably more serious question i think you just had a meeting with

00:22:16.400 president zelensky did you discuss any ceasefire in this russo-ukrainian no no i just i wanted to

00:22:23.320 know how he's doing it was very nice actually you know we had little rough times sometimes he was

00:22:28.480 couldn't have been nicer i think he'd like to see an end to this i do i think uh what i took from

00:22:35.580 the meeting couldn't have been nicer actually but i i took from the meeting that he'd like to see it

00:22:39.820 end i think it's a great time to end it i'm going to speak to vladimir putin see if we can get it ended

00:22:45.160 but but uh look these are brave people they're fighting these wars all over the place you know

00:22:52.020 uh last week they had i guess close i told you seven close to 7 000 young soldiers russian and

00:23:00.320 ukrainian soldiers were killed 7 000 in one week it's crazy it's crazy so i'll be speaking to putin

00:23:07.160 no i had a good meeting with uh with zelensky and i had a lot of good meetings we had a lot of good

00:23:12.960 meetings with a lot of people a lot of great leaders but uh he's he's fighting a brave battle

00:23:18.840 it's a tough battle yeah go ahead white dress

00:23:24.080 uh thank you ida hallikainen from finland ildesanumat good uh you have played golf with

00:23:32.000 president alexander stoop how do you see finland as a nato ally and partner and how would you describe

00:23:38.480 your relationship with our president well he's a very good golfer okay in fact he was on his college

00:23:44.980 golf team he went to a good college in the south as you know a very good college and he was a good

00:23:50.440 golfer we had a good time i think my relationship's great i want to buy uh uh icebreakers you know you're

00:23:57.340 very good at icebreakers and uh i actually made him an offer i didn't go to congress still trying to

00:24:04.540 impeach me for this but there's an old it's not old it's fairly new but it's used icebreaker and i

00:24:11.060 offered him about one third of what he asked for but we're negotiating we need icebreakers in the u.s

00:24:17.900 and if we can get some inexpensively i'd like to do that actually they'll fix it up make it good

00:24:22.700 uh also we may buy some icebreakers you know that you make you're the you're the king of icebreakers that

00:24:29.020 particular country they make them good they make them really good and they know what they're doing

00:24:33.640 and so we're negotiating with them for about 15 different icebreakers but one of them is available

00:24:39.280 now it's old and it's uh you know old it's like five six years old then we're trying to buy it i'm

00:24:45.820 trying to make a good deal it's all i do my whole life my whole life that's all i do is make deals yeah

00:24:50.940 please go ahead sir go ahead

00:24:53.880 yeah question for a news hour uh dutch tv first of all on on article five on your way here you

00:25:03.120 spoke about the commitment of the u.s to article five saying i'll give you my definition once we're

00:25:08.480 here what is your definition and may the u.s commitment to article five change in case some

00:25:14.500 of the nato members do not reach the threshold that was uh discussed today my second question is

00:25:20.720 following up on a colleague on iran what intel reports do say that everything over there was

00:25:27.280 um obliterated yeah well there are numerous of those reports and they're coming out fast and furious

00:25:33.000 but the most respected ones we've already seen and i will say that on a very uh confidential basis

00:25:40.640 they're looking at the reports uh like numerous reports and including people going to the site

00:25:47.200 and checking the site and they're going to be having i guess you're going to be having over

00:25:51.020 the next couple of days a full you're going to encapsulate it but no the site was obliterated just

00:25:56.680 like i said it was and just like the pilots should be given credit for as far as article five look

00:26:03.020 when i came here um i came here because it was something i'm supposed to be doing but i left here a

00:26:12.060 little bit different differently i said uh i watched the heads of these countries get up

00:26:18.860 and the love and the passion that they showed for their country was unbelievable i've never seen quite

00:26:25.560 anything like it they they want to protect their country and they need the united states and without

00:26:31.740 the united states it's not going to be the same and you can ask uh mark or you can ask any of the

00:26:37.100 people that were there it was really moving to see it they love their country they were so respectful

00:26:42.800 of me because i'm the head of the united states and i made you know the king of saudi arabia when i

00:26:49.020 was in uh i was in the middle east so i was in qatar for a different reason not a reason to get shot at

00:26:57.020 we were in there for economic development reasons qatar uae and saudi arabia all three leaders of those

00:27:04.040 countries and we took back 5.1 trillion dollars into the united states all three leaders said you

00:27:09.920 know you're presiding over the hottest country in the world the united states right now is the hottest

00:27:13.780 everybody wants to be there everybody everybody wants a piece of it he said a year ago your country

00:27:20.460 was dead you had a dead head running it you had a country that was dead and it was dead you had people

00:27:27.080 pouring through the borders it had inflation you had everything he said you've made it in

00:27:32.200 five months at that time you've made it the hottest country this is the hottest country in the world

00:27:37.600 united states right now is the hottest country in the world and when i was around that table it was a

00:27:42.840 nice uh group of people many of whom i knew from previous when i saw the passion they had for the

00:27:51.100 country almost everyone and you probably have the tapes it was very public but almost every one of them

00:27:57.220 said thank god for the united states without the united states we couldn't they couldn't really have

00:28:02.100 nato it wouldn't work it wouldn't work it will in the future because now they're paying much more money but

00:28:07.260 uh it wouldn't work it was great and i left here differently i left here saying that

00:28:13.960 these people really love their countries it's not a ripoff and we're here to help them protect their country

00:28:20.440 okay we'll do one or two more thank you mr president a question on spain are you satisfied

00:28:29.320 with uh today oh i think spain's terrible what they've done no i do they they're the only country

00:28:35.160 that won't pay the full up they want to stay at two percent i think it's terrible and you know they're

00:28:39.760 doing very well the economy is very well and that economy could be blown right out of the water with

00:28:45.060 something bad happening no spain is the only country that are you from spain good congratulations

00:28:50.320 you're the only country that is not paying i don't know what the problem is it's i think it's too bad

00:28:56.280 so we'll make it up you know what we're going to do we're negotiating with spain on a trade deal

00:29:00.860 we're going to make them pay twice as much and i'm actually serious about that we're going to make spain

00:29:05.220 i like spain i have so many people from spain that it's a great place and they're great people

00:29:11.140 but spain is is uh the only country out of all of the countries that refuses to pay and you know

00:29:22.680 so they want a little bit of a free ride but they'll have to pay it back to us on trade because i'm not

00:29:27.440 going to let that happen it's unfair it's unfair tonight all right sir please go ahead right in the

00:29:32.820 back yeah you tall one the tall man

00:29:35.620 mr president johannes petra from austrian national television how are you once said that you would

00:29:44.380 end the ukraine war in 24 hours you later said you said that's her time sarcastically of course it

00:29:49.640 was sarcastic but you've now been in office for five months and five days why have you not been able

00:29:55.680 to end the ukraine war because it's more difficult than uh people would have any idea uh vladimir putin

00:30:03.580 has been more difficult frankly i had some problems with zelinski you may have read about him and it's

00:30:09.620 been more difficult than other wars i mean look we just ended a war in 12 days that was simmering for

00:30:15.060 30 years frankly uh we ended uh rwanda and the congo it's coming to sign the documents we've already

00:30:23.060 signed basic documents but they're coming i think to the white house on friday uh we ended uh serbia was

00:30:30.480 going to go at it but maybe the most important of all india and pakistan and that wasn't whether or

00:30:38.580 not they may someday have nukes like we're talking about in the middle east like we're talking about

00:30:44.580 with israel and iran this is they have nuclear weapons i ended that with a series of phone calls on

00:30:52.820 trade i said look if you're gonna go fighting each other it's gonna it was getting very bad you know

00:30:58.520 how bad that last attack was it was really bad if you're gonna go fighting each other we're not

00:31:03.040 doing any trade deal no no no you have to do a trade deal they said we're not doing any trade deal

00:31:07.720 and in fact i had the general who's really was very impressive uh the uh general from pakistan was

00:31:16.300 in my office in my office last week uh you know prime minister modi is a great friend of mine he's

00:31:22.280 a great gentleman he's a great man and i got them to reason i said we're not doing a trade deal if you're

00:31:27.560 gonna fight and if you're gonna fight each other we're not doing a trade deal and you know what

00:31:30.840 they said no i want to do the trade deal we stopped the nuclear war go ahead 0.69

00:31:34.620 go ahead jeff here's another beauty jeff he's a beauty all right go ahead uh mr president

00:31:45.420 follow up on ukraine will the united states contribute any more money to ukraine's defense

00:31:50.100 this year to the five billion that allies are giving and one question you had another meeting

00:31:54.720 with the dutch opposition leader mr wilders can you tell us about that meeting

00:31:58.680 and are you upset about his anti-muslim stance i'm not upset about it it's just his view he's

00:32:05.960 unhappy with the way things are going in this country in various countries he was an opposition

00:32:10.180 leader and i was asked to meet with the opposition leader by the people that are running i think they

00:32:15.920 have some deal where if you have a meeting you're supposed to meet with an opposition leader i said

00:32:19.620 that's strange that's we don't do that but i met with the i don't i didn't know him uh he seemed

00:32:26.420 like a very nice guy but he's in opposition to the current people and that was set up by the

00:32:30.720 current people so i assume when i met with the prime minister you're supposed to meet with the

00:32:35.340 opposition we'll have to try that sometime in our country let's not do it uh but he was he was

00:32:42.400 i thought he was very good as far as money uh going uh we'll see what happens there's a lot of spirit

00:32:49.540 look vladimir putin really has to end that war people are dying at levels that people haven't seen

00:32:55.860 before for a long time go ahead go ahead white shirt oh she's all excited so um bbc news ukrainian

00:33:07.960 um where are you from i'm from ukraine oh so my question to you is whether or not the u.s is ready

00:33:15.780 to sell anti-air missile systems patriot to ukraine we know that russia has been pounding ukraine really 0.61

00:33:24.260 heavily right now are you living yourself now in ukraine my husband is there wow and i can see

00:33:30.680 you're very you know it's amazing and me with the kids um i'm in wosso actually because he wanted me

00:33:36.860 to be is your husband a soldier no he's he's there now yeah wow that's rough stuff right that's tough

00:33:44.520 and you're living here in wosso and you're a reporter i am good so let me just tell you they do want

00:33:51.940 to have the anti-missile missiles okay as they call them uh the patriots and uh we're going to

00:33:59.280 see if we can make some available you know they're very hard to get we need them too we were supplying

00:34:03.880 them to israel and uh they're very effective 100 effective hard to believe how effective and

00:34:09.860 they do want that more than any other thing as you probably know that's a very good question

00:34:14.060 and i wish you a lot of luck i mean i can see it's very upsetting to you so say hello to your

00:34:21.780 husband okay thank you go ahead

00:34:25.200 thank you thank you mr president uh you were criticizing where are you from bloomberg news

00:34:33.940 oh bloomberg uh that's wonderful you were criticizing the federal reserve chair before coming to this

00:34:40.620 summit i think he's terrible i was wondering if you've begun interviewing different candidates

00:34:45.920 for the fed pick yeah i i know within three or four people who all gonna pick i mean he goes out pretty

00:34:52.260 soon fortunately because i think he's terrible um we have no inflation we have a tremendous economy

00:34:58.340 hundreds of billions of dollars of tariff money is pouring in factories are being built because they

00:35:03.920 don't want to pay the tariffs so they're building them all over the country i think we're close to 15

00:35:08.620 trillion dollars i told you 5.1 trillion from the middle east alone but of investment money coming

00:35:14.140 in there's never been anything like that in the history of our country but we have no inflation

00:35:18.780 and we have borrowing because biden stupidly uh they did short-term debt so we have borrowing coming up

00:35:26.060 and you know we'll go 10 years maybe longer maybe shorter but we'll go a long period of time when we do

00:35:31.560 the debt and because of him because of this guy uh we will have to pay for years we'll be paying for him

00:35:39.700 and i said to him listen there's no inflation he says but maybe there'll be some that's true i said if

00:35:46.500 there is some what you do is raise the rate i'm okay with that you raise the rate in two years from

00:35:51.360 now or a year from now but because the rate's high we have to pay more for debt it's pretty equal in

00:35:57.240 other words if it's four percent it's four percent if you drop it a point you'll pay three percent so

00:36:01.480 it's fairly equal not necessarily but fairly equal so we're going to end up paying maybe two points

00:36:06.740 or three points more uh three points would be about nine hundred billion dollars a year because of this

00:36:14.200 very average mentally person he's an average mentally person i'd say low in terms of what he does low

00:36:22.000 uh low iq for what he does okay uh wait so instead instead of paying nine hundred billion dollars

00:36:33.940 we don't want to pay 900 just because he doesn't want to lower the rate i said if there's inflation

00:36:40.100 in two years or three years or one year from now you raise the rate you take care of the inflation

00:36:44.960 among other things but he's probably a very political guy i guess i don't know 0.99

00:36:51.640 i think he's a very stupid person actually all right one more let's go how about you go ahead 0.94

00:36:56.440 she looks so happy and everything thank you i'm from spain too i'm anabu from la vanguardia i wanted 0.99

00:37:03.580 to know if you're where from spain too i wanted to know if you want to that's the spain corner right

00:37:09.380 there you shouldn't have said that that's okay i do like spain by the way i think it's unfair that

00:37:14.100 they're not paying but go ahead are you going to negotiate directly with spain about i'm going to

00:37:18.620 negotiate directly with spain i'm going to do it myself they're going to pay they'll pay more money

00:37:23.600 this way you should tell them to go back and pay you're a reporter you tell them to go back they

00:37:29.660 ought to join all of those countries that are paying five percent spain's going to be just about the only

00:37:35.940 one that's not they were the most hostile toward toward doing it it just doesn't make sense to me

00:37:41.540 okay uh all right kelly go ahead

00:37:44.340 here we go there's another one thank you we got them all today okay so mr president you talked about

00:37:54.820 expecting some on the ground assessments at fordo and other sites now is that here again really uh

00:38:01.100 and u.s it's it's been obliterated kelly it's been oh so what is your message then sir to the

00:38:07.000 intelligence community when they present reports you're not disputing the dia report you're just

00:38:11.720 they presented a report that wasn't finished we're talking about something that took place

00:38:16.300 three days ago i understand that the report was done so wait a minute yes they didn't see it

00:38:22.460 all they can do is take a guess now if you take a look at the pictures if you take a look how it's

00:38:27.640 all blackened you know the fire and brimstone is all underground because it's granite and it's all

00:38:32.780 underground you don't show it but even there with all of that being said the whole area for 75 yards

00:38:40.340 around the hole where it hit is black with fire uh the group that's run by this gentleman in fact

00:38:48.520 you may want to talk about it for a second because we're going to issue a report uh and i think it's

00:38:52.940 not even a very exciting report at this point it's been obliterated totally obliterated and uh they did

00:39:00.380 a report but it was like if you look at the dates it's just a few days after it happened so they

00:39:07.060 didn't see it they said it may be very severe understood do you have a message for the intelligence

00:39:12.460 community though in terms of unvarnished information getting to you that it's not i don't really have a

00:39:17.380 message uh i would say uh issue the report when you know what happened i wouldn't say that it could

00:39:23.100 be severe or maybe not they use the word severe it could be severe or maybe it's not and so people like

00:39:29.240 you picked up and said oh it's not severe no the report was not a complete report yeah the message

00:39:36.300 was probably wait till you know the answer before you go ahead did you not have a public opponent to

00:39:41.460 your zelensky meeting for a tactical reason with president let him answer this hello mr secretary yeah

00:39:47.700 uh there's a reason the president uh calls out fake news for what it is these pilots these refuelers

00:39:55.640 these fighters these air defenders the skill and the courage it took to go into enemy territory flying

00:40:01.620 36 hours on behalf of the american people in the world to take out a nuclear program is beyond what

00:40:07.300 anyone in this audience can fathom and then the instinct the instinct of cnn the instinct of the

00:40:14.200 new york times is to try to find a way to spin it for their own political reasons to try to hurt

00:40:21.280 president trump or our country they don't care what the troops think they don't care what the world

00:40:25.940 thinks they want to spin it to try to make him look bad based on a leak of course we've all seen plenty

00:40:31.640 of leakers and what do leakers do they have agendas and what do they do do they share the whole

00:40:36.000 information or just the part that they want to introduce and when they introduce that preliminary

00:40:41.880 a preliminary report that's deemed to be low a low assessment you know what a low assessment means

00:40:49.100 low confidence in the data in that report and why is there low confidence because all of the evidence

00:40:55.120 of what was just bombed by 12 30 000 pound bombs is buried under a mountain devastated and obliterated

00:41:03.400 so if you want to make an assessment of what happened at fordo you better get a big shovel

00:41:08.260 and go really deep because iran's nuclear program is obliterated and somebody somewhere is trying to leak

00:41:15.640 something to say oh with low confidence we think maybe it's moderate those that dropped the bombs

00:41:21.980 precisely in the right place know exactly what happened when that exploded and you know who else

00:41:28.260 knows iran that's why they came to the table right away because their nuclear capabilities have been set

00:41:34.320 back back beyond what they thought were possible because of the courage of a commander-in-chief who led

00:41:40.120 our troops despite what the fake news wants to say but you're not disputing the report said what it said

00:41:45.060 even though it was initial the report said what it said and it was fine it was severe

00:41:50.740 they think but they had no idea they shouldn't have issued a report until they did but we've gotten

00:41:56.020 the information i think pete said it better than you can say it and you know you should be proud you

00:42:01.980 especially you should be proud of those pilots and you shouldn't be trying to demean them

00:42:07.480 those pilots flew at great risk a big chance that they'd never come back home and see their husbands 0.76

00:42:13.940 with their wives let me just tell you you and nbc fake news which is one of the worst 0.99

00:42:19.020 and cnn new york times are all bad they're sick there's something wrong with them but you know

00:42:25.020 what you should be praising those people instead of trying to find some by getting me by trying to go

00:42:30.100 and get me you're hurting those people they were devastated you know i got a call from missouri

00:42:35.320 great state that i won three times by a lot and i got a call that the pilots and the people on the

00:42:42.120 plane were devastated because they were trying to minimize the attack and they all said it was hit

00:42:47.800 but oh but we don't think it was really maybe hit that badly and they were devastated they put their 0.99

00:42:54.160 lives on the line and then they have and and i'm not referring to you but real scum real scum come out 0.98

00:43:00.600 and write reports that are as negative as they could possibly be it should be the opposite you should 0.98

00:43:07.080 make them heroes and heroines you should make them really people that they were so devastated when they

00:43:15.040 heard this news and you know what they said one of them i spoke to one of them he said sir we hit the

00:43:20.520 side it was perfect it was dead on because they don't understand fake news because they have a

00:43:27.320 normal life except they have to fly very big very fast planes but it's a shame you should be making

00:43:33.560 them heroes all right in the back go ahead back white yeah white jacket yeah go ahead give my mic

00:43:43.880 um hello deborah haynes from sky news um mark rutter the nato chief who is is your friend um he

00:43:53.420 called you daddy earlier um do you regard your nato allies as kind of children no he likes me i think

00:44:01.600 he likes me if he doesn't i'll let you know i'll come back and i'll hit him hard okay no he did he did

00:44:07.120 it very affectionately daddy you're my daddy do you regard your nato allies though as kind of like 0.72

00:44:12.360 children and they're obviously listening to you and they're spending more and you're you're obviously

00:44:17.100 appreciative of that but do you hope that actually they're going to be able to defend themselves defend

00:44:24.080 europe on their own i think they need help a little bit at the beginning and i think they'll be able to

00:44:29.080 and i think they're going to remember this day and this is a big day for nato you know this was a very

00:44:33.720 big day they took it one of the gentlemen said you know what we've been trying to raise money for

00:44:38.320 raise the rate uh for 30 years he said 20 years from almost the beginning and he's been there for

00:44:45.380 a long time he said until you came along it never happened what you did is amazing it's been sort of

00:44:50.200 an amazing day for a lot of reasons but also for that yeah go ahead you think they can do it without

00:44:54.660 you though in the future can they do it well ask mark i mean you have to ask mark okay so we're heading

00:45:01.720 back we're heading back i want to thank these two gentlemen behind me they're incredible people

00:45:06.480 both of them they're really they've done a fantastic job and susie's in the front and she's done

00:45:12.280 great and monica thank you very much uh it was quite an exciting time uh and uh we're going to be

00:45:19.520 heading back we'll be back soon and we'll we'll see you in washington dc uh remember this we have

00:45:25.120 the hottest country anywhere in the world thank you very much everybody thank you

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00:49:42.480 that's rickards war room dot com do it today trump wrapping up a netherlands that his final uh talk short

00:49:50.760 talk and um comments and then a press conference folks just enjoy it this is why i'm trump 28 this is

00:50:00.680 that was amazing in a time of war and uh this was touted as the most serious and important nato conference

00:50:09.740 uh since the end of the cold war president trump not only answers the questions and and deals with

00:50:17.440 you know ending a war the 12-day war substantial policy about ukraine but does it with a sense of

00:50:23.680 humanity and humor particularly do i have i have raheem and i have ben harnwell jack's going to join us

00:50:31.100 just raheem ben harnwell's not up yet still sleeping over there late afternoon shift in rome uh raheem i just

00:50:40.420 president trump to um put in the humor and the humanity in answering these questions i mean that

00:50:48.580 that press conference i mean i don't know why we're doing the war room i could play the rerun of the

00:50:52.240 first hour and it'd be just it'd be incredibly enjoyable particularly he calls on the toughest

00:50:57.600 reporters you should know this he prides himself in doing it and today raheem he actually said i'm

00:51:01.580 calling all the beauties right he gets he gets o'donnell uh he gets uh caitlin collins from cnn

00:51:08.800 and i mean he literally goes and tries to get the hardest questions your thought overall of the

00:51:13.480 press conference we're gonna get in the substance in a moment but your thoughts over on the press

00:51:16.840 conference yeah well listen steve yeah thanks for having me um president trump understands in that

00:51:24.540 moment that uh in order to stop further you know negative press fake news things from flowing

00:51:31.600 downhill he has to he has to engage with the the biggest liars and the biggest phonies in that room

00:51:38.260 to shut their narratives down before they get any uh traction to them it doesn't flow the other

00:51:43.240 way in rooms like that i've been in plenty of rooms like that i've been in press conferences like that

00:51:47.580 and i know exactly you know how how that thing operates i was in panama with with uh the secretary

00:51:53.340 of defense uh you know just over a month ago and it's a very similar situation that situation

00:51:57.940 you know i kind of had to jostle my way to the front and get you know to get my question in

00:52:01.820 and even when i had got it in the the panamanian reporter sitting next to me had got in a version

00:52:06.920 uh just before me that was that was you know he got an answer to it and it's like in that moment

00:52:12.080 as you know this back and forth that you have in moments like that let me just tell the audience here

00:52:17.500 how hard it is to do what president trump just did now listen he makes it look easy but how hard

00:52:23.800 it really is to do in those moments i mean it's that's really extraordinary that you remember the

00:52:29.680 first administration and all they would do is shout at him and they were fighting with interns in in

00:52:35.080 the white house over the microphone and things like that you can see from even the reporters who

00:52:41.200 really really dislike president trump and the maga movement in that room that they now have this

00:52:46.400 deference towards him he's been through everything they said he couldn't get through he's standing on

00:52:50.940 stage in front of them yet again and they have this deference the lady from ukraine she approached

00:52:55.800 that question with deference the young lady at the end who asked him the question about mark rutter

00:53:00.940 calling him daddy i mean that is a that is a softball differential question to see that so it's so

00:53:07.160 interesting how their mannerisms have changed and you're right i mean i could watch that three four

00:53:11.980 times today um so entertaining and so informative too it's a master class but like you just said you can't

00:53:19.940 coach that you know you would teach that uh for aspiring politicians or public speakers but

00:53:25.060 you just have that natural ability to respond in a humorous manner and also the humanity he showed

00:53:32.260 today which is the folks that know him that you that is the trump you see all the time i mean that was

00:53:37.820 extraordinary today the three look he just thought on that go ahead go ahead yeah he talks about lady

00:53:45.100 about the the ukraine situation and and her husband right he talks about the humanity of the pilots and how

00:53:51.660 the pilots felt you know hearing the media trying to dump on their achievements over the last couple

00:53:56.600 of days it's it's so it's so amazing to watch this man work in real time because yeah does he like credit

00:54:03.380 for things sure he's the commander-in-chief who doesn't like credit for things at the top level

00:54:08.000 right but at the same time he spreads the love around and i i think you're absolutely right um and this

00:54:14.920 might be an age thing as well i think he's and it might be a post uh assassination attempt thing too

00:54:20.760 i think he's letting his humane size show a little more lately and i think that really works

00:54:25.900 and here's the biggest part that ukraine and the pilots was extraordinary to me the most extraordinary

00:54:33.720 because remember in the first term we fought these guys every day to get to the two percent and you

00:54:41.900 remember the two percent because you reported it back in 2014 when nato and the eu really forced the

00:54:49.320 the uh color revolution in the united states right the state department a newland in that crowd the

00:54:55.260 color revolution when ukraine uh cut loose and they had the color revolution nato realized they had a

00:55:00.960 problem that's when they went to the two percent but they never met it and in the first term president

00:55:06.240 trump i mean every time they come in i get assigned to these guys and president trump was adamant you

00:55:10.320 got to get to two percent in fact he wanted to start to have he talked to merkel about it's

00:55:15.700 cumulative right and every year you've missed you got to pay up and they almost choked over that time

00:55:22.200 and this is why it was providential that the election was stolen in 2020 in those four years of

00:55:28.180 president trump thinking about it raheem did you ever think it was a world that president trump would come

00:55:34.300 to a nato summit and they would be all in agreement except for spain to go to five percent of gdp

00:55:40.840 for defense and think about the humanity he talked he says look i sat with these guys men and women for

00:55:46.700 a couple days their love for their countries their concern for the defense of their countries that is

00:55:52.580 all donald trump that is what donald trump has brought to nato and brought to europe is a new sense

00:55:57.360 of purpose it's a new sense of people could actually say now um we actually do have an alliance

00:56:03.600 right where this actually is an alliance unlike before when it was all kind of broken up and

00:56:08.980 everybody was nobody was paying their fair share there were no military operations what trump has

00:56:14.380 done is rejuvenated nato and in that moment where he said hey i saw a great love as i run around the

00:56:20.740 table each person had a great love for their country and a great love for the defense of their country

00:56:26.460 and that's why they came to the five percent raheem kassam yeah look to answer your question the answer

00:56:33.220 is no i i did not see a world like that i mean it's extraordinary um i think he really has you know

00:56:39.300 held up a mirror to them over the last uh well many years but really you know the last six months and

00:56:45.100 whether it's uh you know negotiating on tariffs um talking defense and and defense movements

00:56:51.900 specifically all of these things have played into this wider piece that makes the europeans realize

00:56:59.380 likely like by the way the question at the end it started silly right with the daddy stuff it's a

00:57:03.920 little funny a little different differential uh but actually the thrust of it was interesting it's

00:57:08.700 like you know do you see these as your children and and do you want them to grow up and stand on their

00:57:13.200 own feet someday and that's that's that's it right the guy no the guy had you know these these these

00:57:19.460 guys in the low country they're not exactly emotive right root had a real moment there about calling

00:57:24.940 daddy that was a very serious question because to a degree trump does feel very paternal you saw the

00:57:33.160 paternal trump day this is what i'm saying you don't see that often if you see him every day and how he

00:57:38.800 is that's him he does not show that publicly very often and the reason i think he showed i think he

00:57:44.260 was very moved over the last couple days because this is his doing he said remember he said at the

00:57:49.740 top the defense of the of western civilization to go back to the warsaw speech which i think is one of

00:57:56.980 the most powerful speeches he's ever given right but today i think at the culmination of this because

00:58:02.900 remember he wasn't he was only going to go for one day in and out uh but then came to the 12-day

00:58:09.340 war he stopped the 12-day war and he went over for two days but but raheem i think that was very

00:58:14.040 powerful i think to a degree he feels quite paternal about this sir yeah no i think that's right and

00:58:20.240 look that is kind of a way he's been dealing with a lot of these things now uh it's interesting to

00:58:26.800 watch you know donald trump kind of turning into the elder statesman uh in a public sense right

00:58:32.880 because as you say he is very paternal behind the scenes has always been that way i was i was

00:58:36.740 looking very recently actually there was a a profile about eric trump somewhere i forget some magazine or

00:58:42.260 something like that and and and his father you know he's eric trump is a grown man now his father

00:58:47.700 still took the time to read the article sign it and said this is big stuff you know and to hear that

00:58:53.600 from your dad it's the same thing as the people in nato today are hearing from president trump when he

00:58:59.100 gives when he gives you a physical pat on the back by the way you feel it when he gives you a rhetorical

00:59:04.480 pat on the back and say good job you know get it getting to this five percent you feel it

00:59:10.080 just unbelievable a huge policy uh i'm gonna go to break here in a minute a second hour because we

00:59:17.920 had a lot to talk about we're talking about excuse me raheem the biggest one so three big takeaways

00:59:25.020 i think on policy side the 12-day war right number one obviously the end the negotiations to end the

00:59:32.900 ukraine war and discussions with ukraine some policy bombshells there and then article 5 and what

00:59:38.500 happened in nato and all big things happen all three president trump and this should be seen as a

00:59:44.520 victory for the maga movement president trump at the 12-day war is over he couldn't be more adamant

00:59:50.180 12-day war is over the united states president trump did uh what he felt he had to do by doing

00:59:56.120 the bombing that the place is obliterated you're now getting multiple intelligence report even the

01:00:01.420 the leaked intelligence report says severely damaged others coming out saying it's obliterated they're

01:00:07.960 going to be more of that later but regardless he's done i mean the ayatollah is even not doing

01:00:15.140 secondary sanctions he said he don't even know if you're going to give him a sign a piece of paper i mean

01:00:19.360 your thoughts about the 12-day war before we go to break well look you mentioned a lot of things

01:00:24.800 there and and and none of them really pertain um to national domestic policy in the u.s so my my

01:00:32.460 takeaway from all of this um and i and i'm certainly you share this view with me is that once this trip

01:00:37.760 is over there must be a pivot back you know to domestic issues and and and there's so many things

01:00:43.100 that are going on in this country right now that need addressing so he's shown you know that he can deal

01:00:47.620 with all of these different crises all around the world and the things that actually do need perhaps

01:00:52.120 a nudge or a knock or a bunker buster bomb along the way but now we need to pivot back

01:00:58.720 perfect raheem can you hang because i know a big bombshell in new york last night so here's what

01:01:05.680 we're going to do folks we're going to kind of reorient the show we have raheem here because

01:01:09.840 raheem's been warning about this for i don't know decades uh about what happened in new york last night

01:01:14.840 jack basobiec sam fattis derrick harvey bombshell report out in the washington post we're going to

01:01:20.540 go through all that the big takeaway the 12-day war is over the united states has done its duty

01:01:27.440 it is now time to move on he couldn't have been more adamant about that no regime change

01:01:32.660 in tehran uh if somebody wants to do it like the persian people have at it but the united states is

01:01:39.260 president trump's getting on the plane coming back here to the united states of america there are plenty

01:01:43.080 of domestic issues for him to solve like he helped solve the problems in europe uh and in the middle

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Bannon's War Room - June 25, 2025

Episode 4585： Trump's Speech Live From NATO

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