00:00:00.000Today, American officials were set to begin negotiating a long-term deal with Iran,
00:00:04.780but that's not happening. Just one day after the 60-day clock from the memorandum began,
00:00:09.940the first round of talks was suddenly postponed. That news came as Israel launched deadly new0.91
00:00:15.180attacks on Lebanon. Israel was not part of the memorandum negotiations, of course,
00:00:19.320but peace in Lebanon is a key part of the document. Potential deal with Tehran. The
00:00:24.760President says he wants to put this war in the rearview mirror. And yet this framework remains
00:00:30.260silent. Why not allow the world to see whatever this deal is that you signed?
00:00:35.120Yeah. So there are some, frankly, diplomatic protocols that I don't fully understand. The
00:00:38.500Qataris and the Pakistanis who have been helpful in mediating this agreement with the Iranians,
00:00:42.760they've asked us not to release the full text for a little while. It'll come out at the latest on
00:00:47.820Friday. We're actually trying to push them to get it out today because we want to tell the American
00:00:51.120people what's in this deal. It's fundamentally a good deal for the American people, but it's
00:00:55.040it's also very simple. And I've also seen some some misrepresentations about it. So
00:00:58.820in short, what it does is it opens the Strait of Hormuz immediately. This is why you see oil
00:01:03.820prices down in the 70s from a high in the 120s is because you're seeing the Strait already open
00:01:10.040its traffic to the flow of oil and gas. It also provides a framework whereby if the Iranians give1.00
00:01:15.060us what we need on stopping the funding of terrorism, on no longer pursuing a nuclear0.95
00:01:20.020weapon, then they can get some benefits, be re-invited into the world economy. And when I
00:01:24.780say benefits, I'm talking about sanctions relief on their economy. What it means exactly and why
00:01:30.680many of the leaders in Tehran are celebrating while our allies in the Gulf and Israel certainly
00:01:36.440are doing just the opposite. Well, because the actions that J.D. Vance is talking about that
00:01:42.980they have to take are pretty good actions right now from Tehran. It's ending the war and it's
00:01:49.020reopening the strait. That's the only agreement that we have. Those are the only actions that0.89
00:01:53.580are being taken. And the Iranians are being paid off as a consequence. The delay in further1.00
00:01:59.100negotiations are negotiations that none of us should expect are ever going to come to fruition.
00:02:05.620But the action in negotiations going forward is principally not going to be about Washington and
00:02:12.060Tehran. Now that the strait is open, it's going to be about Tehran with Doha, Tehran with Riyadh,
00:02:18.080Tehran with Abu Dhabi. Those are the countries that are going to have to find a mechanism to engage with, to support and to pay off Iran to ensure that Iran doesn't strike them going forward as the Americans are looking to put this war in the rearview mirror as fast as possible.0.62
00:02:36.920You heard from President Trump just two days ago that it was critical to end this war because within a few more weeks, there was going to be a global catastrophe economically, given the lack of energy of oil stockpiles, just how how soft all of that was getting.
00:02:53.580This is not a president that has any interest in going back militarily to striking Iran.
00:02:59.960And the Iranians are very aware of that.
00:03:55.260No, no, not. I haven't learned that lesson yet. I know there are.
00:03:58.560But, you know, there are no limits. We defeated them totally militarily.
00:04:03.040The war goals have been accomplished by President Trump and the Iranian people, of course, are very, very aware of that.
00:04:10.560So are the Israelis. So are America's Gulf allies.
00:04:13.860And that means that the unilateral decision by the United States and Israel to strike Iran has become the biggest foreign policy failure that we've seen by an American president probably since the war in Iraq.
00:04:27.480I mean, that is the scale of just how poorly this has all turned out for the United States.
00:04:35.200I mean, it's Trump's mistake, but all Americans have to live with the consequences.
00:04:38.500The New York Times is reporting that there is a real fear that Pulte could now take critical information that he now has access to and somehow get it out there to be used as propaganda and feed disinformation.
00:04:51.480What is your sort of assessment of the danger with Pulte in this role?
00:04:55.760And keep in mind, he's still keeping his role with the housing authority.
00:05:00.100Yeah, I mean, I think that's a very real risk.
00:05:02.160I mean, Bill Pulte is totally unqualified for this.
00:05:04.340In the past, he had this reputation of sort of like an Internet buffoon.
00:05:07.660He was hanging out with, like, meme stock communities.
00:05:10.420He's not a guy who's really up for this level.
00:05:12.300And I think we're seeing across the administration, there's this push.
00:05:15.180We saw Tulsi Gabbard as she was leaving.
00:05:16.620She declassified information about supposedly biological labs in Ukraine that was really based on Russian propaganda.
00:05:22.900And I think the administration has this real push right now.
00:05:25.820They also brought in John Solomon, a very conservative reporter, into the administration to, quote, unquote, declassify information, I think, often in very political ways and potentially ahead of the election.
00:05:37.000to suggest that the 2020 election was stolen so that they have an excuse to interfere in the
00:05:41.120midterms. And I think those are all possibly things that I think Bill Pulte would probably
00:05:44.580be willing to do. Full military in the world by far. Who else could have done a blockade like that?
00:05:49.520I did a naval blockade where not one ship was able to get through. Some tried. They didn't,
00:05:55.040you know, it didn't last very long. And it certainly brought Iran to the table more than0.80
00:06:00.480before. However, beginning a conflict, you had talked about you only wanted unconditional
00:06:05.540surrender. And well, the MOU doesn't look like unconditional surrender. Well, it really probably
00:06:11.820is unconditional surrender. It is. I think so. First question, he won't go back in except under
00:06:18.340extreme duress. He wants to move on. He understands the economic consequences. The antecedent that we
00:06:25.640should be looking at here is China, where Trump hit the Chinese hard, expecting their weaker
00:06:30.660economy would capitulate on Liberation Day, the Chinese hit back. They hit back, including not
00:06:36.560just tariffs, but also critical minerals. And Trump was being told by CEOs visiting him at
00:06:42.020Mar-a-Lago, he was within weeks, within weeks of American factories being shut down, shut down in
00:06:51.080blue and red states because they weren't going to have the essential critical minerals and rare
00:06:55.620earths to maintain their industrial production. So what did Trump do? He backed down. And ever
00:07:01.700since he backed down, his engagement with the Chinese has been so much more respectful,
00:07:07.880so much more stable in the relationship. It's a complete 180 from where he was when he decided
00:07:14.660that he was going to force the Chinese to surrender to the Americans. That's exactly
00:07:19.700what just happened with Iran. And America's relationship with Iran going forward is going0.82
00:07:24.560to change a lot because Trump has learned that their ability to hit back hard in ways that would
00:07:30.180cause unacceptable damage to Trump, the United States, and his personal legacy is far greater
00:07:36.340than he had previously anticipated. The Israelis are very aware of this and they're not happy about
00:07:43.420it. Now, look, it's very clear from paragraph one of the Islamabad memorandum that Lebanon and
00:07:52.160peace in Lebanon is part of what this deal covers. But of course, the United States doesn't have
00:07:58.340jurisdiction over conflict in Lebanon. Israel is an ally of the United States. They're a much
00:08:05.600smaller partner, as President Trump has certainly been saying. But it's not as if the Israelis are
00:08:11.940going to follow everything that the Americans say. They're a sovereign country with a leader
00:08:17.600who is facing getting ousted in his own presidential elections,
00:08:20.960excuse me, his own national elections, coming up in October.
00:08:25.460And so if you're Israel, your willingness to continue to occupy Lebanon,
00:08:31.700the south of Lebanon, your willingness to continue to fight against Hezbollah,
00:08:35.400especially for strategic territory that matters going forward
00:08:41.300for the disposition of your citizens in the north,
00:08:43.720you're not going to listen to the Americans at all.
00:08:45.800And that means that in all likelihood, the further negotiations that everyone has talked about, including critically over the disposition of Iran's nuclear material, its stockpiles of enriched uranium, as well as to what extent they would be allowed to enrich going forward.
00:09:06.080It's very unlikely that we will ever see an agreement between the Trump administration and Iran on that.
00:09:12.960And of course, even at the end of the war, even during the ceasefire, when Trump had given up on almost every other war goal, he was focused on that nuclear dust.
00:09:22.400He was focused on they must never be allowed to have a nuclear weapon.
00:09:26.040It's not enough for him to just say it.
00:09:27.620They have to actually make good on it.
00:09:50.380And, I mean, there's also, of course, the obvious risk that, you know, you create terrorism risk, you create counterintelligence risk by having someone with no experience here,
00:09:57.860someone who's focused on digging up dirt against the president's enemies, maybe embarrassing people by leaking their foreign but legal ties, something like that.
00:10:06.720I do think voters seem really uninterested and sort of alienated by these attempts in the past to other Pulte operations like pursuing Jim Comey or Letitia James.
00:10:18.420I do think it's a sideshow, but it's one that the president seems really passionate about.
00:10:21.780Friday, 19 June in the year of our Lord, 2026.0.80
00:10:28.080So overnight we had the Israelis hitting in Lebanon.
00:10:32.560I think four Israeli soldiers were killed by Hezbollah.
00:10:36.380Now it looks like they have an interim ceasefire.
00:10:40.580I don't know if we've sent the $6 billion.
00:11:22.780So here's the only solution I think works.
00:11:26.220The United States has to get back to hemispheric defense.
00:11:29.300It has to get back and focus on what's happening in this hemisphere and the defense of this country.
00:11:33.660And, of course, the strategic pivot we have in the Pacific and the three-island chain against the existential threat of the Chinese Communist Party.0.91
00:11:41.760We don't do that by getting more and deeper and deeper engaged into this situation, this morass.0.95
00:11:48.360If you look at it with clarity, the one thing we don't want to do ever is take away the financial and economic warfare structures that we put in for years that are the one things that we know make them focus.
00:12:00.680Remember, they keep talking about their economy is imploding.
00:28:07.400You've been a voice of reason on this.
00:28:08.540and ukraine by the way we were against we were 100 against the europeans doing that freezing the
00:28:14.540russian people's assets but we were not directly involved in that war this one we got a 70 billion
00:28:21.500dollar tab i guess you could say we got a 350 billion tab in ukraine i guess you could argue
00:28:27.500that on the margin but this one we got a real need sorry we're taking the cash the six billion
00:28:32.460dollars on a pallet turn it around to east palestine short break treat a parsing on the
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00:33:12.740And I'm sure the Europeans and others will be all over it, and God bless them.0.90
00:33:17.680It's just we've got – if we're going to get out, let's get out.0.78
00:33:20.060And, I mean, that gets out of Saudi Arabia, get the military base out of UAE, Qatar, give them back the plane, give them back the plane, all of it.
00:33:29.560I think you're overcorrecting her, Steve, because there's a difference between getting out of the Middle East militarily, which I agree 100% with.
00:33:36.540should never have done this dumb war to begin with never have set up all of these bases all
00:33:41.420of this aid to Israel all of it wrong we should get out of that but that's different from saying0.63
00:33:45.680you shouldn't trade with these countries or have relations etc i think that's maybe that would be
00:33:50.140the type of isolation isn't that very few people are actually arguing for maybe after you keep the
00:33:54.680sanctions on the sanction architecture the Iranian the Persian people will eventually overthrow the0.82
00:34:00.460theocratic Islamic regime that does all this nuclear stuff it'll happen it'll take you know0.94
00:34:05.540maybe a decade, but we've destroyed the nuclear program.0.99
00:34:08.340They can't be of any danger for a year.1.00
00:34:10.200And plus we're unleashing the Israelis.1.00
00:34:15.900The Israelis are going to be all over that in a second.1.00
00:34:24.180You'll be in a dogfight with the Israelis every freaking day, which I think is great.1.00
00:34:29.620Israelis cannot do any of that stuff without active American support.0.99
00:34:33.220If they started, they started because they want to suck the U.S. into it because they cannot handle all the missiles coming in from Iran.
00:34:40.640The U.S. spent more interceptors defending Israel than Israel spent interceptors defending Israel during this war.0.64
00:34:48.660They can't do any of this without active support.
00:34:50.760So if you have that type of warfare, the U.S. is going to get sucked back into it.
00:34:55.100But look, if you lift these different sanctions, et cetera, and you manage to get out of the conflict there,
00:34:59.980If you manage to get out of the conflict over there, and you mentioned, for instance, that the sanctions would eventually overthrow the Iranian government.
00:35:08.560The sanctions have been on Cuba for what?
00:42:39.420so we get a lot of phone calls about the screw worm and what the screw worm is is that it's a
00:42:45.380flesh-eating livestock parasite sounds scary we wiped it out in the 1960s and we had it all the
00:42:52.940way back towards the panama canal looks like it's starting to break its way back to the u.s
00:42:57.440what does that mean for you does not mean you're eating a bad steak does not mean that your beef
00:43:03.400is uh gonna come weird or anything like that go through inspection be safe the only thing that
00:43:09.900we're really worried about is that it is killing off some cows it is going to increase the beef
00:43:15.100supply or not increase beef supply increase beef supply prices correction on that so we are looking
00:43:22.500at up to a 15 increase over the next few months so right now is the time to be purchasing beef
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00:50:37.200And at that time, I think we had, you know, in the Syria situation,
00:50:41.620We had, you know, one of these proxy armies on the payroll of some government agency, I won't say this, three letters, that is outside of Palmyra.0.54
00:50:51.620And, of course, the Hezbollah, whatever proxy army they got, is on the other side.0.71
00:50:56.260It's like 2,500 years or 3,000 years.0.82
00:51:01.120It's probably the exact same place where Roman legions and centurions were there with the Persian army on the side.
00:51:09.200And I said, hey, it ain't changed in 2,500 years.
00:51:12.740So, you know, maybe one of the things we do is just turn it over to those folks and let them fight it out if they need to fight it out all summer, as Grant told President Lincoln in the Wilderness Campaign.
00:51:24.240So Natalie's going to take it up for here.
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