Bannon's War Room - Episode 5244： More US Troops Head To The Middle East; Protected Transport Through The Straits

00:00:00.000 late today that the U.S. continues to bolster its capacity for ground operations.

00:00:05.000 About 1,000 troops with the Army's elite 82nd Airborne Division are expected to deploy to the

00:00:09.680 region in just a matter of days. They'll include a battalion from the division's immediate response

00:00:14.900 force, which is a brigade that's ready to deploy and fight within hours of getting the call.

00:00:20.320 They'll join two marine expeditionary units, totaling about 4,500 personnel, also headed

00:00:26.640 toward the Gulf, also equipped and trained to be ready for action on short notice.

00:00:30.680 Now, word of this new deployment capped off another day of some hopeful talk from the

00:00:34.800 president about negotiations with Iran.

00:00:38.760 They're going to make a deal.

00:00:40.080 They did something yesterday that was amazing, actually.

00:00:42.700 They gave us a present, and the president arrived today.

00:00:47.800 It was a very big present worth a tremendous amount of money.

00:00:52.360 And I'm not going to tell you what that present is, but it was a very significant

00:00:56.540 uh uh prize and they gave it to us and they said they were going to give it so that meant

00:01:04.120 one thing to me would deal with the right people

00:01:06.420 i'm clear what that president he's talking about actually is though he did later say it had to do

00:01:12.760 with the strait of hormuz and was oil and gas related purported gifts aside though gas prices

00:01:18.240 rose again today to three dollars and 98 cents a gallon just two cents shy of the four dollar mark

00:01:23.300 and a full dollar a gallon more than the day the war began.

00:01:27.540 Meanwhile, today, a senior diplomat in Iran who requested anonymity told MSNOW

00:01:32.720 Iran is not ready to enter negotiations at this time.

00:01:36.960 Also breaking tonight, MSNOW just confirmed the Pentagon is preparing to send about 3,000 soldiers to the region.

00:01:44.240 The troops from the Army's 82nd Airborne Division are in addition to nearly 5,000 Marines already on their way to the Middle East.

00:01:54.200 That's a total of nearly 8,000 troops headed to the region.

00:01:58.500 Here's how House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries pushed back this afternoon.

00:02:03.920 Not a single troop should be put into harm's way in the context of Donald Trump's failed effort to try to bomb Iran out of existence without any clear strategy to improve the quality of life of the American people.

00:02:26.560 Story. The United States has now sent Iran a 15 point plan to end the war in the Middle East as fighting rattles the region and economic fallout escalates.

00:02:37.280 That's according to The New York Times, citing two officials briefed on the diplomacy who say the plan was delivered by way of Pakistan.

00:02:47.320 The paper notes it is unclear how widely the plan has been shared among Iranian officials.

00:02:52.440 It also remains unclear whether Iran will accept any offer or if Israel is on board with the proposal.

00:02:59.680 I would say those are two key areas for this to work.

00:03:03.800 Officials tell The Times the plan addresses Iran's ballistic missile and nuclear programs.

00:03:10.280 The Wall Street Journal, meanwhile, cites officials who say the document calls on Iran to dismantle its three main nuclear sites and end any enrichment on Iranian soil.

00:03:21.740 suspend its ballistic missile work, curb support for proxies, and fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

00:03:30.220 The officials add that Iran would, in return, have nuclear-related sanctions lifted

00:03:35.900 and the U.S. would assist while monitoring the country's civilian nuclear program.

00:03:42.920 The journal also reports that mediators from Turkey, Egypt, and Pakistan

00:03:46.840 are pushing to have a meeting arranged between U.S. and Iranian officials

00:03:51.080 in the next 48 hours, but both sides remain far apart.

00:03:56.760 He was bluffing. They called his bluff, and he backed down. And, you know, you can say that he

00:04:02.880 was doing this to soothe the markets. Another way to say that is that he's doing this to manipulate

00:04:06.240 the markets. And what have we seen? We've seen the president completely change his explanation

00:04:10.760 of what he wants. Just days ago, he was calling for the unconditional surrender. Now he's saying,

00:04:14.360 OK, we want to make a deal with such and such terms. And this is complete strategic incoherence.

00:04:19.920 And despite the fact that we have a military that can hit any target that Trump tells it to hit,

00:04:23.580 if we have no strategic direction, then there's no clear way to get to the end of this war.

00:04:27.760 Now, it's a good thing. And I think that Trump has realized that he's going to have to deal

00:04:30.780 with the Iranians. But to do so in a way that has no coherence and no actual plan for extricating 1.00

00:04:36.480 the U.S. out of this war is is diplomatic malpractice.

00:04:41.000 The head of the guy who was assassinated last week, what's his story?

00:04:46.840 So it's not a regime change, it's personnel change, Anderson.

00:04:50.460 Essentially, you have a new group of individuals who share the same ideology.

00:04:55.600 And we call them hardliners.

00:04:57.860 They call themselves principlists because it means they're loyal to the principles of the 1979 revolution.

00:05:03.540 Do they actually, I mean, that's the term they actually use?

00:05:05.480 Yeah, in Persian they say usulghera, so principlists.

00:05:08.120 And those principles are essentially now a couple of things, death to America and death to Israel. 0.95

00:05:14.920 Hasn't it always? I mean, those have always been kind of guiding principles, haven't they?

00:05:19.260 They've been the guiding principles since 1979, and it hasn't evolved at all since 1979.

00:05:25.740 Is it are they more hard line, though? I mean, that that has been the argument that, yes, OK, it is technically, I guess, regime change because there's new people there.

00:05:34.160 Is it a regime that is harder against Israel in the US?

00:05:37.820 I think it's a regime which is even less flexible than before, even more brutal than before,

00:05:45.280 because they know that that's the only thing that they have left to stay in power is brutality, given their lack of legitimacy.

00:05:53.060 Sources say roughly 1,000 U.S. soldiers from the 82nd Airborne, as we said, are expected to deploy.

00:05:59.140 If they, in fact, did deploy on Iranian soil, from a legal standpoint, which is what you do,

00:06:06.160 How does that change the equation for them?

00:06:09.280 So for me, I think it's helpful to remember that we actually don't have affirmative congressional authority to be engaging in this war.

00:06:16.700 Only Congress has the power to declare war and they haven't here.

00:06:19.660 And so the way that the executive branch has basically been getting around that is by saying we're not technically at war.

00:06:24.480 We're just engaged in hostilities or just less than hostilities.

00:06:27.360 We're just doing airstrikes and we're not committing serious numbers of troops to any type of ground force invasion.

00:06:32.920 Well, you're kind of out of that excuse when you hit that.

00:06:35.580 Even if it's just a couple thousand troops?

00:06:38.680 Yes. I mean, that is expressly what Article 1 is meant.

00:06:40.960 And the War Powers Resolution is meant to prevent commitment of significant ground troops to a region without having congressional input,

00:06:47.360 without having basically the people approving that through their legislators.

00:06:51.620 And General Marks, you heard the Israeli defense minister saying today that they wanted to occupy a swath of southern Lebanon.

00:06:58.820 How difficult a military operation would that be?

00:07:01.780 I went out with Israeli troops in southern Lebanon in 2006, and it was incredibly difficult.

00:07:07.660 I mean, just moving inch by inch in armored vehicles because of, you know, roads that were mined.

00:07:13.160 Right. The difficulty with that clearly is you put your troops at risk.

00:07:18.240 So in order to do that, you have to move to the northernmost or furthest most boundary, and then you have to work your way back.

00:07:27.100 In other words, you have to isolate it. That simply takes time.

00:07:30.220 And, again, any time you put boots on the ground, you enhance the risk.

00:07:34.020 If I can also go back to what Margaret said, in advance of that, there clearly is intelligence that has to be provided to your partners if they are, in fact, going to execute some operations.

00:07:46.160 That's all part of it as well.

00:07:48.160 And, again, you want to be able to do the diligence and the vetting in advance so you know what your partners are all about.

00:07:53.940 Because you're going to share in this particular case, we're going to share with the Israelis and they're going to share with us in advance of any strike or any operation.

00:08:00.780 And in a sign of that distance, shortly after the 15 point plan was submitted to Iran, the country's military mocked the attempts for peace, speaking in a prerecorded video that aired on state TV.

00:08:14.220 an Iranian military spokesman put it like this quote have your internal conflicts reached

00:08:21.260 the point where you are negotiating with yourselves he added quote our first and last word

00:08:28.000 has been the same from day one and it will stay that way someone like us will never come to terms

00:08:35.400 with someone like you, now, not ever.

00:08:39.620 Now, you see, you say it that way, and sort of a chill goes up your spine.

00:08:45.460 That's the way you do it.

00:08:46.560 What the press has reported is the person that President Trump has in mind

00:08:51.060 is the current Speaker of Parliament, Mohamed Bagheer Qalibov,

00:08:54.360 who is former Senior Revolutionary Guard Commander,

00:08:57.240 close advisor to Mushta Bakhamidi.

00:08:59.760 I actually, by happenstance, met Qalibov in Davos at the World Economic Forum in 2008.

00:09:05.400 And he's someone who kind of in his heart wants to be a modern strongman, but no individual can change the ideology of this system.

00:09:14.640 Why is that?

00:09:16.260 Why can't they change the ideology?

00:09:18.080 I think that this is a regime which understands that if they open up to the world, that's actually an existential threat to them.

00:09:26.820 because their ability to control Iran is much easier when you don't have the forces of international capitalism and civil society.

00:09:36.040 And it's a regime which for 47 years has been premised on hostility towards the United States.

00:09:41.540 And they actually fear normalization with the United States more than they fear conflict with the United States.

00:09:47.120 I mean, we're getting energized about the fact that we're deploying forces.

00:09:51.680 But both the MU and the individual response force, the IRF, or what's called the Ready Brigade from the 82nd Airborne Division, they're relatively small forces, and they can't move around a lot.

00:10:05.600 They have specific missions that it's understandable why they would go in first, but this is a first effort.

00:10:14.040 You know, the 82nd deploys worldwide with that, that ready brigade deploys within 18 hours, their wheels up out of Fort Bragg or Fort Liberty.

00:10:24.300 Now they conduct forcible entry.

00:10:27.280 What that means is they parachute in somewhere conducting an airborne assault to seize key terrain like an airfield or or a weapon site or critical infrastructure.

00:10:37.960 But they can't move around a lot and neither can the Marine Expeditionary Unit.

00:10:44.040 Once they go ashore or drop in from the sky, they are stationary.

00:10:49.600 And a long time ago, I heard a comment that if you forget logistics in war, you're going to lose.

00:10:56.880 Now, these two forces may be the entry-level forces, but it indicates that there's plans for others to come in.

00:11:04.940 But those others coming in will come in very, very slowly.

00:11:08.720 When you're talking about the rest of the 82nd Airborne Division, still, that's a relatively small force, about 15,000 to 18,000 soldiers, depending on how many you bring in with the entire division.

00:11:20.480 In a land that's as big as Iran, with the kind of terrain they have and the geography, even supported by a massive number of overhead aircraft and Tomahawk missiles, these two forces can form a lodgment, as the military calls it, but they can't do a whole lot more until more follow-on forces come in. 0.88

00:11:44.220 So I'm scratching my head trying to figure out what these two, actually three, two MEWS and one brigade are going to do.

00:11:52.260 Now, the 82nd Airborne has also deployed their command post, which indicates to me that more are going to come in.

00:11:58.520 But first of all, where are you going to put them as they all pull together?

00:12:02.420 Because you can't put them immediately into Iran.

00:12:04.940 They don't have the logistics support to go in there.

00:12:07.520 Where are they going to go?

00:12:08.840 What are their missions going to be?

00:12:10.340 What are the following follow on forces?

00:12:13.200 because these three forces, two mews and a brigade, are designed to open a fight but not to finish one.

00:12:23.260 And so we're thinking about putting forces, a lot of forces, on the ground.

00:12:27.700 This is an opening gambit, and it's interesting that it's taking place while we're still bombing and conducting peace talks in Pakistan.

00:12:35.880 Do you think the president's thinking right now, based on your reporting, and what direction are we going?

00:12:42.000 So I'm going to guess that the president is thinking today the same thing he thought the day the war began,

00:12:50.000 which is that the overwhelming military power that the U.S. is sending has sent to the Gulf

00:12:58.120 and has been using against Iran will force Iran to make concessions that it now says it's not prepared to make

00:13:06.120 and that the U.S. will get a settlement that's acceptable, that meets basic minimum U.S. demands.

00:13:13.420 I think he still believes that, as he keeps saying.

00:13:17.820 We're winning this war, and by conventional military standards, he's right.

00:13:22.080 The problem is that the military campaign has consolidated power in Iran around the worst of the worst,

00:13:31.020 The hardest line people in Iran, tougher in many ways than the people who were running the country before, are now in charge, and they don't want to make a deal.

00:13:41.620 So I think, truly, we just have to be cautious over the next few days and see how this proposal for peace, the 15 points that Trump has sent, how that's received by Iran.

00:13:56.720 There's a new deadline. Trump has said he's going to wait five days to get an Iranian answer.

00:14:02.920 So that clock tolls Saturday, as I understand it.

00:14:06.900 So there's not much time left. But as The Wall Street Journal said in an editorial this morning,

00:14:11.920 even Donald Trump today doesn't know the answer to your question, Joe.

00:14:16.260 He doesn't. I don't think he knows how this plane is going to land.

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00:16:22.740 Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.

00:16:30.500 Okay, welcome back. President Trump's given them this 15-point plan. It's an exploding offer. He said

00:16:36.860 that he's been pretty adamant it's only a couple days to see if this is real or not.

00:16:43.460 even somebody to negotiate on the other side of course they're working the the pakistan angle with

00:16:49.200 the field marshal that he's very uh very close to um some people have called i think it's been

00:16:56.200 referred to as a prenup interesting eric bowling uh the markets where the markets because the

00:17:03.860 center of gravity of this war shifted from tehran as the center of the of this war and of course

00:17:10.020 our military is doing a magnificent job of defanging declawing this operational continues

00:17:15.900 every night they have not backed off that a second and as the general said we've got um

00:17:23.580 you know we've got a ready brigade ready brigade from the 82nd you've got two marine expeditionary

00:17:30.900 units one on the tripoli one of the uss boxer coming from san diego and um japan so the pacific

00:17:38.220 fleet be in north arabian sea i think they'll be on station by friday people are talking about

00:17:43.340 you'll have assets i think there was a very astute observation that those are people that take and

00:17:49.620 hold but uh they're implying that there's even a bigger plan in back of that eric what are global

00:17:56.400 capital markets and particularly commodities like oil uh telling us sir i'm amazing so when the the

00:18:04.780 kind of deal the five-day pause leaked mark oil market started to move down last night into the

00:18:11.020 night into the morning um we got as low as six dollars lower barrel that's a massive move uh

00:18:17.900 over the course of a few hours and then this was very interesting this headline that came out this

00:18:23.640 morning iran saying no deal like literally their words were no deal went from down six to down

00:18:30.640 about three dollars a barrel that's a four trillion dollar market that you're moving in in 60 to 90

00:18:36.360 seconds huge huge so the markets are very very jittery on every news headline that's relevant

00:18:41.900 because far as the you know the the iranian state they don't call it the state news agency but state

00:18:48.680 news agency they're working the american refs and i call them they're working the rest i call

00:18:54.300 american refs being mean they're working the american people because they know that anything 1.00

00:18:59.100 they say can jack oil prices up and it's falling into, you know, like we've said, the administration's

00:19:07.140 Achilles is higher oil prices going into a midterm election. The DCC, this is really interesting,

00:19:13.440 Steve. I don't know if you saw this. Yesterday, the DCCC deployed a massive ad campaign against

00:19:21.640 Republicans and Trump specifically around gas prices. Remember during the Biden administration

00:19:26.520 when gas prices rose to $5 a gallon, the highest on record.

00:19:32.600 Remember you used to see those little gas pumps around the country,

00:19:35.340 those little stickers placed next to the price,

00:19:37.520 and it was Biden's picture with a finger pointing to the gas price saying,

00:19:40.600 I did that?

00:19:41.880 DCC is doing the same thing now.

00:19:43.600 They're using Trump and D.C. Republicans, and they're saying,

00:19:46.980 I did that, and they're pointing to the same campaign.

00:19:49.920 So the D.C.C. realizes that the Achilles is the gas price.

00:19:53.980 The Iranians realize that the Achilles is the gas price. 0.80

00:19:58.820 And so any little kind of comment out of the Iranians is jacking up oil prices. 0.89

00:20:04.940 I think that dovetails with something that you and I talked about weeks ago, where we said these Middle Eastern countries are saying they're pro-Trump and they're supporting Trump.

00:20:15.460 They want a higher oil price.

00:20:17.160 If you need more evidence of that, look no further than Saudi yesterday confirming what we talked about weeks ago.

00:20:23.980 where they came out and said, you know what, Trump, we really want you to finish the job.

00:20:28.360 We don't want the job half done.

00:20:29.980 You know what that means?

00:20:31.260 They want this to continue on going forward longer and higher prices because, like I said,

00:20:36.580 all those Middle Eastern oil-producing countries are benefiting greatly from this war dividend.

00:20:46.840 They're playing the rest.

00:20:48.220 That's the media.

00:20:49.640 Because, remember, you do have people just trying to hedge, trying to think this thing through.

00:20:53.980 what's going to happen you also have a lot of speculators now you got jump guys jumping in

00:20:58.540 these poly markets you got people jumping in uh more on the speculative side but the question is

00:21:04.980 going to be is there really anybody on the other end there there are elements and always keep in

00:21:10.800 mind president trump has shattered what was the senior command of the revolutionary guard in the

00:21:17.400 mullahs right all the way up to the ayatollah there are competing factions um you know it in

00:21:24.500 in the regime of that like they're competing factions you got lindsey graham on one hand 1.00

00:21:28.440 right and you have more moderate voices on the other you got lindsey graham going on 1.00

00:21:32.940 on fox every night and cheerleading for you know a ground invasion of tehran you know kind of the

00:21:38.580 uh the greeks as xenophones the march up country that's what he wants immediately but you got it

00:21:44.480 even more so there, Eric. So they're putting out videos of saying, oh, Trump's talking to himself

00:21:50.420 and will never concede. And the media picks it up. You've got others, particularly other nations

00:21:55.600 like Turkey and Pakistan that are trying to be intermediaries here. So as you sit there as a

00:22:01.820 trader, because President Trump is very attuned to markets, particularly the fact of this commodity

00:22:07.300 market that is oil underpins. I mean, what have we said on here a million times in President Trump's

00:22:14.460 first term in the run-up to 2020, even in the 16 campaign, 2020, his magnificent economic

00:22:21.680 recovery that came to fruition in 2019, what he's talking about here, the entire Trump economic plan,

00:22:28.940 all of it, when you talk about the cuts and what you're doing on supply-side tax cuts and

00:22:35.720 tariffs and bringing manufacturing back, all of it, from the very first time that Trump started

00:22:41.260 to run the underpinning and foundational element of trump economics is wait for it full spectrum

00:22:51.180 energy dominance right not not that inner not energy independence remember he didn't want to

00:22:57.120 energy dominance and that's driven as you know um eric by uh you know 40 barrel or 50 barrel of

00:23:06.200 oil right he always understood he's got these videos now he's talking about uh the persian

00:23:12.260 gulf back in the 1980s and 1990s he's always understood how important this is given that

00:23:18.940 given that the fact that the commander-in-chief and the lead negotiator is very sensitive to this

00:23:24.280 particularly in his current economic program which he's turning around a disaster that he inherited

00:23:29.340 what do you think markets are telling him sir well a couple of things first of all

00:23:36.140 to understand where oil is going we have to understand who the players are the irgc are the

00:23:43.100 ones this morning who came out and said no deal which rallied oil prices three dollars a barrel

00:23:47.620 in 90 seconds so are they calling the shots is this mola infrastructure is the you know one-legged 0.64

00:23:53.280 lunatic calling shots no one knows the short term effects oil up stocks down oil down stocks up

00:24:02.380 evidenced by today a massive move in the stock market based on the direction of oil and where

00:24:07.920 where it was going so that's the short term but trump knows that's only the short term the long

00:24:14.040 term is where are gas prices because that's what the american people care about they don't give a 0.77

00:24:18.580 flying hoot what what what you know nvidia stock is they care about what their cash price is now

00:24:25.540 not next month or next right now and the problem is it's very cute these these acute moving in

00:24:33.840 the retailers gasoline retailers move their prices up immediately when they see the opportunity when

00:24:39.820 they see a high oil price when news is talking about higher oil prices going forward they move

00:24:44.600 that corner i guarantee you if you look on the corner you're going to see a higher gas price

00:24:49.260 than you saw a week ago or even a day ago even if oil starts coming down so they raise them very

00:24:55.440 quickly and they're very slow to move them down the problem with that is steve is that going into

00:25:00.980 an election you're going to see higher gas prices it translates immediately gas diesel jet fuel

00:25:07.720 immediately into higher inflation and they know it's a very sensitive topic right now especially

00:25:13.800 the way we ripped Biden for his high gas prices and inflation for the past four years prior to

00:25:19.760 Trump 2.0. One last thought very quickly. Mark Thiessen was on Fox. I don't know what you think

00:25:24.760 about that guy. Guy has no business commenting on oil at all. He recommended Trump take Karg Island.

00:25:32.140 Just take it, own it. And you'll, he said he'll, you will forever own the Iranian oil 0.97

00:25:38.240 distribution system.

00:25:42.580 That's BS.

00:25:43.880 That is the worst possible. 0.99

00:25:45.400 You'll get Marines killed. 0.99

00:25:46.720 You'll get people killed. 0.75

00:25:47.940 You'll have oil prices $200 a barrel 0.80

00:25:49.800 because the Iranians aren't going to sit back 0.98

00:25:51.720 and let the Americans occupy Carg Island. 0.97

00:25:55.220 It's just not going to happen.

00:25:56.480 He's unrealistic.

00:25:57.680 So a lot of misinformation,

00:26:00.120 a lot of confusion out there.

00:26:02.060 Again, the sooner Trump resolves this,

00:26:04.960 the better, and I hope they're on a path to doing that.

00:26:07.620 i'm not quite sure of it yet if you um if you look at this i know you got a bounce uh you're

00:26:16.560 going at the cpac uh to join our team out there everybody's heading out today kind of a travel

00:26:21.600 day uh although we are live at five o'clock uh today uh in cpac or five before the five o'clock

00:26:27.720 show and i think john someone's going to do the six um president trump though is in deal mode

00:26:32.700 there's no doubt about it right he's very serious talk about the 15 points the president but he's

00:26:36.860 he's he's searching for a solution here he's got a he's got a military solution still got the lever

00:26:42.800 he's got combat troops heading in he's still got all the firepower they're rotating in another

00:26:47.300 carrier uh i know you got a bounce you got a minute what should people look for in the next

00:26:52.200 couple of days as we go up to this other deadline well i think it's both positioning both sides um

00:26:58.720 both sides so trump is obviously gonna ready the airborne i'm also hearing that trump said today or

00:27:05.820 truth last night or this morning that we're going to get Navy escorts into the Strait of Hormuz

00:27:11.740 as soon as possible, likely meaning within days. Those will all be relevant. I don't know that

00:27:17.680 we're going to actually see a lot of oil flowing through there. I would hesitate to believe

00:27:24.400 anything the IRGC is putting out as to where the negotiations are. And I think on our side,

00:27:30.700 I think the show of strength is a wise move,

00:27:34.160 showing the Iranians just how much worse it could get for them 1.00

00:27:36.980 if they don't cut a deal.

00:27:38.020 So deal can't happen soon on my plate.

00:27:41.500 I want to see low prices.

00:27:43.220 I want to see a $40 barrel of oil again

00:27:45.280 and a $2.25 gallon of gasoline.

00:27:50.940 It's social media.

00:27:51.960 Where do they go for all your content?

00:27:54.180 At Eric Bolling, across social media platforms.

00:27:56.280 You're looking at YouTube, my new show on YouTube, The Edge.

00:28:00.700 Just love being on with you, Steve.

00:28:02.000 We're cutting some important news ahead of the news cycle.

00:28:06.380 You're doing a great job.

00:28:07.300 I really appreciate spending some time with you on Real America's Voice.

00:28:12.940 We'll hang out at CPAC.

00:28:14.640 Look forward to seeing you out there, brother.

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00:31:43.560 sam fattis um you know the neighborhood they have shattered the command and control the command 1.00

00:31:54.240 and control and remember the israelis did more of kind of the decapitation move the americans

00:31:59.740 focused on more the technological command and control but it's pretty evident and the president

00:32:06.080 reiterates this the chairman of the joint chiefs reiterates this the uh cencom reiterates this we

00:32:12.660 have to a degree shattered their traditional you know ayatollah mullah revolutionary guard i think

00:32:20.240 somebody told me down to the brigade level um and so president trump the first issue he's got to

00:32:26.400 deal with is like who is even in charge to make a deal with and that's why the pakistani field 0.87

00:32:32.380 and you know the pakistanis very well uh lovely lovely lovely folks the pakistani you know field

00:32:39.760 marshal who is very close to president trump has offered up and offered to them to actually host

00:32:46.040 this you've got the arab council the the gulf council their guys have come together and said

00:32:51.220 we want to help we want to figure something out and you've got the turks so from an intelligence

00:32:57.220 point of view how are they framing this with the president now and how are they getting this type

00:33:02.640 of operational intelligence to basically give the commander-in-chief, who is open to do

00:33:09.320 a deal with someone, if it makes sense, and if he achieves his objectives, which are the

00:33:14.540 non-actual kinetic objectives, how do they frame this for him of exactly who in the hell

00:33:25.120 he should be talking to to get a deal that can actually be executed inside Iran, sir?

00:33:32.640 Well, look, I think you put your finger on something really, really important.

00:33:38.320 The Iranians are continuing to resist by moving to this completely decentralized command system where all the pieces just keep fighting. 0.92

00:33:46.660 But now you want them to act as a unified whole, and you want somebody to be able to speak for the government.

00:33:55.580 Not only is it hard to figure out who that is, but there may not, in fact, be agreement inside Iran.

00:34:02.640 on who that is it's not just like we can't figure it out they don't know either and then of course

00:34:08.800 you've laid out the turks the pakistanis i mean all of these people have their own interests and

00:34:15.640 have history have a history of being incredibly duplicitous with us saying one thing very very

00:34:22.440 clearly hang on hang on hang on i want to take a second i want to take a second because this this

00:34:29.080 area was your beat for many decades i want to go into this because right now they've got one element

00:34:36.020 of the uh of the eye uh the revolutionary guard and i don't know how big this element is they say

00:34:40.780 they talk for all of them but it's interesting they're kind of trumpian to a degree they're

00:34:45.260 coming back to president trump and go get out of here who are you you know you've already lost this

00:34:49.220 you're not i mean it's it's interesting how they're doing it but on the duplicity side

00:34:53.920 because this is why we have bowling on here one of his most brilliant insights to say hey look

00:34:58.100 don't think these guys that are begging for us to start escorting destroy you know getting

00:35:02.520 destroyers and escorting things through there don't think they're actually pulling for you

00:35:05.820 their their business models don't work at trump's full spectrum energy dominance with a four handle

00:35:12.860 in front of this and of course there's some folks in west texas not crazy about forty dollar oil

00:35:17.480 either but with trump's you know idea of full spectrum energy dominance there's not a guy in

00:35:23.380 the Persian Gulf that signed up for that. They love it at $1.40, right? At $140. And the Turks, 0.94

00:35:29.420 just take a second on how duplicitous they've been with us in the region overall for many,

00:35:34.580 many, many decades, sir. Look, all of these guys are going to lie to your face. Let's just be clear,

00:35:40.880 right? They've all got their own interests. They're all going to sit down and swear loyalty

00:35:45.220 and tell you that they're your brother and all of this, and we're going to drink a lot of tea,

00:35:49.360 and they're going to tell us all kinds of wonderful things and then they're going to walk right out

00:35:55.880 they're going to walk right out of the room and do exactly the opposite they never had it's not

00:36:00.880 a question of them reneging on the agreement the agreement actually means nothing at all to them

00:36:07.040 right we we have this you know weird american sense that okay we had a negotiation we had a deal

00:36:13.920 that means we actually agreed and intend to follow through on it that is not the norm in

00:36:19.580 the middle east the norm in the middle east is we talked and swore that we were each other's

00:36:25.660 brothers and then you stab me in the back the second i walk out the door i mean i've sat in

00:36:29.900 meetings with the pakistanis where we were going to go raid a terrorist safe house by the time we

00:36:34.560 got to the terrorist safe house the same guys we had just talked to had called the guys in the

00:36:39.260 safe house and told them to get out of Dodge, right? That is the norm. So you have to understand

00:36:47.580 that. It doesn't mean you have to be taken advantage of, but you have to force them to

00:36:53.780 come to an agreement. You can't rely upon their word. You have to rely upon the fact that you put

00:37:02.140 them in a position where they don't have any choice. One of the critical issues obviously here

00:37:07.020 is your human intelligence. When you're sitting in the room with the sheikh and the sheikh is 1.00

00:37:13.840 telling you one thing, what you really need is the guy in the sheikh's office who tells you

00:37:19.020 what was the meeting that they had before they came in the room with you, what he's really saying,

00:37:25.180 what he really intends to do. And then, of course, the same guy can tell you afterward what they did.

00:37:30.100 That comes down to human intel. You can't see that with a satellite. You're probably not going

00:37:34.680 to pick that up in an intercept because the shake's not so stupid he's talking over a phone 0.98

00:37:38.460 about it and i mean you know my position on that our human intelligence is really really weak we 0.97

00:37:46.040 don't have the guys we need inside they're telling us okay great this is what he's going to say and

00:37:54.060 this is what's really happening behind it so you're you're in a little bit of a minefield and

00:37:58.700 you're in the dark you are you would counsel i don't want to put words in your mouth but let me

00:38:08.760 respond this you would cancel counsel then the president if you were advising him now and all

00:38:14.700 these different perturbations of how to actually see if we can't figure something out here now that

00:38:19.860 the president feels he's he's completed or near completion some of the most important military

00:38:26.840 objectives of this military operation you would counsel him to say yeah let's get the couple of

00:38:33.840 these marine expeditionary units in place on station in the north arabian sea or gulf of oman

00:38:38.780 let's let's get a brigade of the the 82nd airborne and maybe we bring in a couple of three other

00:38:44.160 assets because the only thing they're going to respond to is the hammer if we if they if we they

00:38:51.220 know we got the hammer and we're prepared to use the hammer whatever that is and i'm far from

00:38:55.420 advocating ground troops but whatever that hammer is that's the way it's like a come along that's

00:39:02.800 that's the way you get their attention and keep them to basically maybe get to a position of a

00:39:08.320 deal identify first off who can actually make a deal get to a deal and then make sure that you

00:39:13.040 have something that you can actually execute upon sir i i would i would recommend all of those things

00:39:22.000 Although, like you, my strong preference would be that we not go down this road to use ground troops.

00:39:28.240 There are lots of other levers we have.

00:39:29.860 Let's keep in mind, whether we take Kargisland or don't take Kargisland, the Iranians will never export another barrel of oil as long as the United States Navy sits outside the Gulf of Hormuz.

00:39:43.780 They can run around up in the Persian Gulf all they want. 0.90

00:39:46.140 They're not going anywhere.

00:39:47.960 So we can counsel them.

00:39:50.500 And look, and they effectively cannot challenge us in the high seas.

00:39:55.240 So that's baseline.

00:39:57.320 But listen, I mean, I don't want to make this sound like I'm the only guy who's ever done this.

00:40:02.020 But like in the run up to the Iraq war, when we were leaning on guys to pick a side or the other, at some point in those negotiations, talking to lieutenant general, whoever it is, we're saying, look, we're prepared to do the following for you, hand you X number of dollars and so forth.

00:40:17.900 And the other side of the coin is, General, if you don't come over to our side, we're also prepared to put a JDAM through the building where you work and have it explode on your desk.

00:40:29.680 So let's pick a side here.

00:40:32.240 I mean, at some point, you have to have that hammer in your hand.

00:40:37.360 You run around the Middle East just asking people to be nice to you is a losing proposition. 1.00

00:40:44.080 You will just be eaten alive over there.

00:40:48.760 Speaking of being nice to you, you know, the thing I've advocated for, you can blockade, quarantine.

00:40:53.140 There's no reason for the CCP to get.

00:40:54.900 There's no reason for them to get any cash.

00:40:57.380 And Sam's 100% correct.

00:40:58.820 Just in the Gulf of Oman or even pull it back to the North Arabian Sea, the United States Navy can stop, can quarantine, just like they were doing in Venezuela.

00:41:06.620 You can stop any vessel coming out there and either turn it around or just seize it.

00:41:11.240 Hey, guess what?

00:41:11.880 This is ours.

00:41:13.060 Crew's under arrest.

00:41:13.960 going to put a couple of uh warrant officers on here as the commanding officers and you're going

00:41:18.460 to pull it over here drop anchor this this is ours okay uh also in addition and i'd love your

00:41:26.620 comments we're gonna hold you to the break sam dubai everybody's running around influencers

00:41:31.840 in dubai and you get them all the run around bikinis and they're you know it's everybody in 1.00

00:41:35.220 the world it's the greatest place in the world and all these westerners want to buy place dubai

00:41:39.000 man it's the new switzerland it's so fantastic maybe not that fantastic this week but it's a

00:41:43.940 pirate cove it's like tortuga was during the turn when when the pirates when the pirates down the

00:41:52.440 caribbean not the movie but the pirate you know captain morgan and those guys told the most

00:41:56.420 powerful instrument in the world the royal navy hey put it where the sun don't shine they had a

00:42:01.440 place to have it monetize everything they stole right that was in tortuga dubai is nothing but

00:42:07.560 a modern tortuga and people should know our greatest ally or the guy that really steps up

00:42:12.340 and punches above his way he's always been mbz right he's kind of a warrior anyway one of these

00:42:17.020 desert warriors he's always been the guy and he's i think personally i think pete was pretty common

00:42:22.100 knowledge president trump likes to cut his jib and he's over but he they they also sell us out

00:42:27.220 all the time i think you know they had a they were cutting a deal for the chinese congress party

00:42:31.020 have a port there but i digress but he's kind of in charge now of all that emirates there's

00:42:36.200 they haven't cut the money off they're threatening that but but the iran still does all their money

00:42:43.940 laundry and gets their cash from the behind the scenes sanctions through dubai and through the

00:42:50.340 banks that the arabs control these kind of islamic financial institutions sam i'm going to hold you 0.97

00:42:56.180 to come back but my point is there's so many different elements and touch points that if

00:43:01.320 we're serious, we can clamp down on these guys and actually force, use them as a forcing function.

00:43:07.980 First of all, their money and their oil, because their oil is just what they're going to turn to

00:43:11.200 cash. You could squeeze them so hard that you force to the top the cream of the crap. 0.99

00:43:19.020 And then President Trump knows who he has to deal with. Short break. Faddis on the other side. 0.99

00:43:31.320 We rejoice when there's no more.

00:43:32.880 Let's take down the CCP.

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00:46:40.800 uh sam faddis i think there's breaking news now uh coming across the wire and um

00:46:47.080 iran rejects u.s war proposal iran sets five strict conditions no talks unless all full cease

00:46:54.280 fire new no future war guarantees reparations demanded end to all regional conflicts control

00:47:00.300 over straight of her moves we say in the in the deal business folks the bid in the ask there's

00:47:07.340 a little gap i don't even know if these guys are legit it is coming across the the the wire it may

00:47:12.940 be the that mouthy young guy that came on on the video and who knows if he's got any stroke

00:47:17.220 but you can see from president drums 15 points to what they're talking about because that is

00:47:23.360 like this war never took place. Sam, your thoughts, sir?

00:47:30.260 Tell them that they're all unacceptable and they can go to hell. I mean, look, 0.99

00:47:35.160 I think it's pretty clear that I have reservations about how we got to this point in time, but that

00:47:43.240 does, that's fine. Okay. That's water over the dam. We're here. We're in this conflict

00:47:48.340 And we cannot possibly conclude this conflict by effectively surrendering to the Iranians and giving in to these absurd demands. 1.00

00:47:57.800 So, I mean, you know, what they need to hear is that we're not even dignified.

00:48:02.380 We're not talking about that.

00:48:03.760 We're not negotiating from that position.

00:48:06.420 Grow up.

00:48:07.240 Get a grip.

00:48:08.700 You know, if we have to dig in for the long haul and blockade you and seal you off and crush you over time, then that's what will happen.

00:48:18.340 That's, we are not ending this war under those terms.

00:48:22.060 We're not even talking about those terms.

00:48:25.600 This is, I think, so important.

00:48:27.880 Let's put a sign, put a pin in how we got here.

00:48:30.100 We keep saying this.

00:48:30.880 We're in it now.

00:48:31.900 You have young American men and women.

00:48:34.020 You've got two Marine expeditionary units, and you've got the Ready Response Brigade

00:48:40.020 at the beginning of potential combat troops.

00:48:43.100 you've got kids on those ships in the airplane and the in the in the airmen what they're doing

00:48:48.380 is amazing we already lost a tanker you could lose a lot more kids we got to win this thing

00:48:53.880 that victory is there's no substitute for victory and look even with an off-ramp you got to get you

00:49:01.020 got to get the demands that you're demanding that you started this with on your objectives

00:49:05.160 and so this is going to be as bad as high pressure as can because the market's going to go crazy

00:49:12.580 right there's going to have an economic impact you don't really have any allies over there you

00:49:17.920 got israel our world's greatest ally is now getting ready for a major combat major major

00:49:23.740 combat uh you know netanyahu sees this as the i say the last uh the last reel of godfather one

00:49:30.580 right where he's taking them all out there getting ready to go pound lebanon for a minute he's not

00:49:35.720 exactly listening up to hey we'd like to tone this thing down right now he's revving up and

00:49:40.740 that you don't have there's nobody in the gulf that is your ally turkey's not your ally the

00:49:46.060 pakistanis are not your ally these are not good people and particularly the darwinian you know 1.00

00:49:52.040 the good people ain't at the top because to get to the top you got to be a killer i say that

00:49:57.840 metaphorically as president trump would say so we're in it now and it's only going to get nastier

00:50:03.260 and gnarlier and i think if you got the president's back you're going to have to have his back

00:50:07.740 and put your trust in him and that's why i say he's got the weight of the world on his shoulders

00:50:12.740 right now and um it's going to get even tougher as we grind through it and you can see what just

00:50:18.580 happened in the last 48 hours that's why our magnificent military they're in harm's way and

00:50:25.000 look these kids signed up for it so it's not like they're they're not whining they said this is what

00:50:29.160 we signed up to do we're here to do it and they will execute magnificently as they have always

00:50:34.380 done. Sam Faddis, any closing observations before I let you punch? No, I agree wholeheartedly. Look,

00:50:40.560 people confuse the concept of ally with somehow or another. That means that our interests are

00:50:46.860 perfectly aligned at all times. You can completely trust these guys. I mean, come on. We're not

00:50:51.860 talking about family, man. We're talking about we have some interests that align in some places

00:50:56.980 some of the time. They will also stab you in the back. So you better look out for yourself. You 0.61

00:51:01.840 You cannot survive in the Middle East on trust. 1.00

00:51:05.120 There is no such concept.

00:51:09.760 Sam, where do people go to get your, on Substack,

00:51:12.420 get that great magazine you put up and these great articles you put up?

00:51:18.020 Andmagazine.substack.com.

00:51:21.100 Andmagazine.substack.com.

00:51:23.740 Thank you.

00:51:26.020 Thank you, sir.

00:51:27.880 Why do we start with bowling and Sam Faddis?

00:51:31.840 uh fad has spent his career over there in service to his nation bowling's been in the pits was a 0.86

00:51:38.400 traitor every day for i think 12 14 years that's the kind of reality you need this audience needs

00:51:44.480 as you think it through i'm not sitting here saying you gotta think it one way or the other

00:51:49.280 understand we're in it now what is that great scene in 12 o'clock high when gregory peck is

00:51:56.800 the general that replaces the original general who really loved his troops and the troops loved him

00:52:02.220 gets up there and says hey i'm not here to hear your this is the beginning days of world war ii

00:52:08.420 says i'm not here to listen to you why we fight that's not our business i'm here to tell you

00:52:14.680 we're in this fight and we gotta win it that's all i'm interested in there is no substitute for

00:52:21.760 victory as we're in it now and just understand it's gonna get really really really ugly just

00:52:32.200 anybody anybody telling you otherwise all these people going fox blowing smoke up you

00:52:36.640 they ain't out on that front line and they ain't got kids out there either

00:52:41.160 they have no skin in the game zero okay stick around second hour of the war room

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Bannon's War Room - March 25, 2026

Episode 5244： More US Troops Head To The Middle East; Protected Transport Through The Straits

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