00:06:02.860We've had essentially a rejection of the United States0.94
00:06:06.680by the Persians and this outrageous deal1.00
00:06:09.600that they've put forward on Hormuz and so much else.0.88
00:06:11.980And we've had an increase looking at kinetic activity,
00:06:15.880which continues to intensify between Ukraine and the Russians, and now it's down to the Black Sea.
00:06:21.600Is there a concern in Greece about those two conflicts starting to merge,
00:06:26.940and we actually have a much more dangerous situation on the kinetic side than we've had before, sir?
00:06:32.040Well, I remember we talked about this the last time I was on with you right before I came back over here.
00:06:38.240And yeah, by the way, I'm telling you right now, my Greek friends, who are very close with both our Israeli friends and our Ukrainian friends, you know, they're both in this region of the world, the East Mediterranean, if you will, right?
00:06:53.260It's a two-hour flight from here to Tel Aviv.
00:06:56.600It's not that far up to Ukraine north.
00:07:00.120And frankly, we're shipping American natural gas into Ukraine via Greece, right?
00:07:06.000So this has been a big thing of the Trump second term is that our energy companies in the United States have been using what's called the vertical corridor and they're shipping American natural gas over to Greece that lands in a port in northern Greece and then goes up through Eastern Europe into Ukraine.
00:07:26.100So I'm telling you right now, yeah, they think these things are merged, right?
00:07:30.640Like not that they might become merged, but that they are.
00:07:34.300And it is the West versus, I don't know what you want to call it.
00:07:39.100Do you want to call it the adversaries of the West?
00:07:41.100Do you want to call it a new axis, a second Cold War?
00:07:45.200And frankly, we see the connections between the Russians, the Iranians, and frankly, the Chinese Communist Party are as plain as day.
00:07:59.880In fact, the other day, I met with a Ukrainian Greek, by the way, a lot of people in this region of the world live in both countries, or they have stuff going on in multiple different places.
00:08:13.720So I met with a businessman who is Greek on the island of Lemnos, who also has deep ties into Ukraine.
00:08:22.620And, you know, one of the things he was showing me was all about how the North Koreans are now sending help to the Russians in the Ukrainian conflict.
00:08:34.240So what we're seeing is the bad guys, if you will, in the world are teaming up, right?
00:08:42.620Like they're working more and more closely together and so on and so forth.
00:08:47.580Now the question becomes, do the good guys do that?
00:08:51.580And so right now, your point about Iran, I think they went even further than what you said.
00:09:00.560I just saw something a few minutes ago before we came on here where they were talking about how they intend to not negotiate with the United States,
00:09:10.400and they are laughing at Trump and they will not talk to the United States until January 21st,
00:09:18.4802000, or January 20th, 2029. In other words, they're saying they're going to wait out the
00:09:24.020entire Trump administration. So Iran wants to nullify the rest of Trump's administration0.58
00:09:29.420and then just play this game of back and forth cat and mouse where they, you know, close, open0.79
00:09:36.040the straight back and forth and they just want to grind trump down right so what is the west
00:09:41.040going to do in response to this what is president trump going to do is going to frankly define
00:09:45.780the challenges that uh you know are right now that we face right now in this moment but beyond
00:09:54.400that moving forward as well and then do our friends and allies in places elsewhere across
00:10:02.380you know the world around the world like okay okay let's go back let's let's go back why is
00:10:09.280why is let's go back to the very beginning of this to the odyssey yeah why why do we still
00:10:14.940besides the lessons of character and you know formation of the west that took place i don't
00:10:21.700know 2500 years ago 3000 years ago 3500 troy is essentially turkey and or parts of turkey
00:10:30.720You know, obviously before the Kurds came over. And Greece is Greece. These folks have been fighting in this region for thousands of years. And let me give everybody in the war room posse a newsflash right now. Take your number two pencil out and write this down. They're going to be fighting each other thousands of years in the future.
00:10:48.620It's a ceaseless, endless war with intermittent breaks of peace by long contracts of war to get us again in this area that, thank God, we were able to extract ourselves after World War II without any real combat over in that part of the world from American troops or American involvement or just monetary and materiel involvement is now an open-ended – if you get sucked up into Ukraine, it's open-ended.
00:11:17.740If you get sucked up into Gaza, it's open ended. And the Persians just told you whether they effectuate this or not, their attitude is they're winning and they can deal with Trump on their terms.
00:11:28.080This is beyond quagmire. I mean, this is just what sucks you in with a country 40 train in debt that has a bigger threat internally with Mandani and Abdul and Michigan and Tallarico and Texas and 20 of our 25 major cities that we don't control.
00:11:44.920Matt, as you know, and you guys, particularly the great coverage you guys do on immigration at Breitbart, you know, we got enough problems.0.56
00:11:53.160So how do we how do we how are we able to support our allies without getting any more sucked in or direct involvement, whether it's the Ukraine, whether it's the greater Israel project or whether it's with the Persians?
00:12:04.920Well, that's the $40 trillion question there, Steve. I don't know. I wish I knew the answer to that.
00:12:15.300I think that one of the reasons why people trusted President Trump over other establishment Republicans in the 2016 election, as well as again in the 2024 election, is because they looked at President Trump and they saw someone, and he was very clear about this, who was not in favor of forever wars, right?
00:12:36.120So there are obvious, clear national security reasons for why the president did what he did.
00:13:03.120He wasn't elected to do what he did back at the beginning of March when he decided to go to war and to go wipe out Iran's nuclear program.0.57
00:13:17.280They're years away from rebuilding it if they ever could.
00:13:21.080So mission accomplished, Mr. President, in that regard.
00:13:24.020And by the way, to be clear, any of the other Republicans who were on the stage in 2016 or 2024, from Jim Gilmore to Ted Cruz to Marco Rubio to Jeb Bush to Nikki Haley, Ron DeSantis, they all would have done what Trump did at the start of this thing.
00:13:44.880they probably would have sent in ground forces, right?
00:13:48.560So why Trump was elected is what he does now, from now moving forward.
00:13:54.300First off, keep us out of there from getting sucked in with ground forces.
00:13:59.200He's done a remarkable job and shown incredible restraint in that respect.
00:14:04.120But then what does he do diplomatically here?
00:14:07.820How does he use the tools that he has at his disposal
00:14:10.920in the art of the deal to get us out of this quagmire and to keep us from turning this into0.98
00:14:17.840another Iraq or worse than that. So that is the difference. That is what separates Trump from the0.94
00:14:24.760rest of the establishment Republicans or from the establishment Republicans that he beat and
00:14:30.700vanquished in the 2016 and 2024 elections. So again, I am convinced that any of the other
00:14:36.960Republicans, maybe save for Rand Paul, would have, that he's run against in primaries and defeated,
00:14:44.060would have done what he did at the start of this thing. At the end of it, though, is what separates
00:14:50.200him from the rest of them. The rest of them would send us to war and have troops there on the ground.
00:14:56.420They'd be sending in ground invasions and so on and so forth. Trump shows restraint. That's what
00:15:01.960people want. So that, yes, if you poll the question, should Iran have a nuclear weapon?
00:15:07.540You know, 80, 85% of Americans agree. No, Iran should not have a nuclear weapon. They agree with
00:15:12.760the president. The president got that done. But you also poll the question, do we want to be at
00:15:17.680war with Iran never ending? Also, 80, 85% of Americans would probably agree. No, we don't0.75
00:15:23.320want to be at war with Iran in a never ending way. So how the president walks this line,
00:15:28.600this tightrope is going to define his presidency, right? Like it really is. So he's got a major
00:15:33.760challenge ahead of him between now and the midterm elections. And frankly, this is going to be the
00:15:40.720biggest story of the midterm elections. Everybody knows the impact that the war in Iran is having
00:15:47.480on our energy prices, on our gas prices, on our economy. And it's going to have a major,
00:15:53.860it's going to continue to have a major impact for the rest of this year. In addition to that,
00:15:57.960it's also going to have an impact beyond the midterm elections. As I just said, the Iranians1.00
00:16:03.460are already out there saying they're going to grind him down all the way through the rest of1.00
00:16:07.360his term, right? Like, and by the way, they are, they fully will intend to do that. So what does
00:16:12.360Trump do from here, right? Like, I think this is the moment, this is the reason why we elected him.
00:16:17.880What does he do? And how does he get us out of this mess? That's going to be important. By the
00:16:23.180way, the other side, these radical leftists that you're talking about, like the Abdul
00:16:27.360Al Saeeds and all these characters that are running, they're running 100% on attacking
00:17:22.260So how does Trump handle this and walk this line?0.99
00:17:25.900Why do you say – hang on, hang on, hang on, ho, ho, ho, slow down.
00:17:29.880How do you say they're crazy when I would argue that they're – since they've been around for 3,500 years and to note, I believe even before or at the same time or right around the Trojan War, the first people to take on the Persians were the Greeks.
00:17:46.580We've got a long history of the Persians and the Greeks getting it on.0.78
00:17:50.180Sure, at the Passive Thermopylae, right?
00:17:51.540Yeah, the Persians in this have not acted crazy at all.
00:17:58.280I would actually argue that, and remember, I guess it was chess that was created in Persia.0.99
00:18:04.320If you go back and look at this, which is an existential crisis for them, they've been pretty crafty or cunning.0.92
00:18:11.000You may not agree with how they've done it, but here they are still in a position to send the president an insulting offer with this Hormuz deal and with this – and then to basically say, hey, look, Trump, upon further review, we don't care about the midterms.
00:18:29.220In fact, we don't even care about your elections, but we're not dealing with you. We're going to wait for the next occupant there. That has, in their strategic logic, a certain industrial logic to it. It hangs together.
00:18:44.540So how do you say, you know, the Mark Levin and all these guys say they're crazy people.
00:19:25.020We got dragged into this war by the Israelis, and we need a full – first of all, we need a full investigation on October 7th.0.78
00:19:31.060If Netanyahu's government is not going to do it, we have to demand that we have our own, number one, about how that whole thing came down and how they were caught by surprise.
00:19:39.380And was there any involvement or foreknowledge by any elements of the Israeli intelligence apparatus or the military or the political?
00:19:48.040Because those are still open questions, right?
00:19:49.900We also have to find out what intelligence was given to the president of the United States before we went to phase two.
00:19:57.000Matt, as you and I talked about, because it was upon intelligence that the president decided to move.0.50
00:20:02.160And, of course, the Israelis who today or over the weekend said, hey, Trump, all the work you've done on the peace board, all the work you've done in Gaza, your idea about Qatar underwriting it and Turkey supplying the security and that – and you would basically create a two-state solution in Israel, we're not interested.
00:20:23.480In fact, we're not interested in any of it. We're not going to do any of it.
00:20:26.740So, I mean, we're in a jam because people that are supposed to be either our vassal states, protectors and or allies seem to have their own opinions.
00:20:35.400And now we're kind of wrapped around the axle on it. Matt Boyle.
00:20:39.420Yeah, I would say a couple of things here. First off, I don't think that the president, Steve, would do anything that.
00:20:47.680Sorry, there's people out and around here, so it's a little loud.
00:20:51.440That's OK. But I don't think that the president would do anything that he didn't want to do.
00:20:57.200So I know that there's folks out there that are arguing that, you know, that he B.B. tricked him into it or got him to do it or something like that.
00:21:09.240I don't think that's the case. I think the president would do what he he did this on his own.
00:21:14.140He made his decision. Yeah. I mean, I sat with the president and had lunch with him with the entire rest of the national press corps.
00:21:20.640senior broadcasters and whatnot right before he gave the state of the union address and he laid
00:21:24.820out for us during that launch and it's been well reported since then exactly what he was going to
00:21:29.700do and they ended up doing it right like and so the the mess that we're in again i do think that
00:21:36.420the president made this decision i don't think he was pushed into it by the israelis i think that
00:21:41.540he made his own decision and that is abundantly clear now uh to your point too i i don't i would
00:21:49.080also say that yes midnight hammer last summer had a major impact on the nuclear program the strikes
00:21:56.400this year have had more of an impact on the nuclear program it doesn't appear to that they're
00:22:04.040going to be able to build a nuclear weapon anytime soon so i i think in that regard that's what i was
00:22:10.600saying before in the previous segment about how this is mission accomplished um but again you're
00:22:17.000not wrong in the sense of he's got to figure out a way out of this so he's got to get out of this
00:22:23.320mess at this point and uh figure out how do we get there and and also places like iran are just
00:22:30.860gonna try to wait him out and this is gonna you know hurt his credibility when he's trying to
00:22:36.320negotiate ends to things like the war in ukraine and things like other peace deals around the world
00:22:41.600So what he's got to do is he's got to grind this out to the end as fast as possible and get it out, get it over, get it over with and get it in the rearview mirror.
00:22:50.140How does he do that? I don't know. Great question.
00:22:54.120In the next segment, I'm going to get into the politics at all. But before I leave, you got a couple of minutes here.
00:23:00.400Let's leave aside what the Greeks say about this for a second.
00:23:04.840But is your observation, having spent a good part of the last couple of years in the region, is Turkey an ally of the United States?
00:23:13.600Is Turkey someone you can depend upon in the region?
00:25:21.860The Turks will argue that they're on President Trump's side and so on and so forth.
00:25:26.940But I don't know if you can trust her on.0.99
00:25:28.880He's close. He's close. He's close to Erdogan. Matt, hang on for a second. I'm going to find out how this we're now going to pivot because Matt's the national political editor of Breitbart, one of the most powerful news sites out there.
00:25:40.540We're now going to pivot after a short commercial break. We're going to come back and talk about the Persians know what they're doing.1.00
00:25:47.580They're saying, hey, you're all worried about the midterms. And well, guess what? He's the United States is involved here through the midterms.
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00:30:44.140So, Matt, given your sense of the politics here, I mean, we essentially have a—you mentioned how the Marxist jihadists, that part of the Democratic Party, will respond to this.
00:30:58.900We essentially have a nullification project worse than John C. Kaltun in the United States right now.
00:31:05.060I keep saying the problems in our country ain't in downtown Tehran.
00:31:08.780The problems in our country are manifested in downtown Manhattan, midtown Manhattan.
00:31:47.900Yeah, by the way, all of those cities are like what would be a world great city, right?
00:31:52.960Most of these countries that I'm going to, they have one such big city, right?
00:31:56.880So like here in Greece, it's Athens, right?
00:31:59.060Like in Serbia, which I went to a few months ago, it's Belgrade, right?
00:32:04.260Like each country has like one big city.
00:32:07.460We have, like, dozens of huge amazing cities in our country, and it's sad to see them all, or for the most part, led by these radical leftist Democrats who are refusing to cooperate with the federal government and enforce our immigration laws, among other things.
00:32:23.360Um, the, the fact is, is that, uh, yeah, ahead of our midterm elections, we're, we're, look, I, I wouldn't bet at this point, I would say it's probably the Democrats are probably favored to take the house.
00:32:39.160it's probably been the case for a while now um the uh as for the senate uh i wouldn't give up
00:32:47.280right like i i still think it's worth fighting for uh as for the senate i think the republicans
00:32:53.000can hold the senate but they're gonna have a much harder fight on their hands than they realize and
00:32:57.740i'm not getting the sense from senate republicans that they're fighting as hard as they should be
00:33:02.220uh it's it's man they just met matt my brother brother they just went on they're gonna be joining
00:33:07.600you in greece tomorrow they just went on a six-week vacation they left without dealing with
00:33:13.500the save america and you'll be glad to know that today they went through a pro forma session so as
00:33:20.180you know because you've covered this now since day one in the first trump term there's not been
00:33:24.800one day that president trump is president of the united states that they've actually had a because
00:33:30.340of mitch mcconnell's edict when the republicans called there no no recess and by the way it didn't
00:33:37.080happen to reagan it didn't have to bush 41 didn't happen to bush 43 uh this is an insult so they
00:33:43.500just went on a vacation with a fare thee well not dealing with anything president trump said
00:33:47.580so how can you expect people to get motivated i mean maggot's depressed by the about the senate
00:33:53.660right now sir they're not on recess they're in pro forma session mode right like to be clear
00:33:59.200uh and it's an it's a middle finger to president trump because and by the way no american president
00:34:05.160has ever faced what President Trump is facing right now from the U.S. Senate, ever.
00:34:09.920Like, this is unprecedented in the American Republic.
00:34:14.140The Constitution provides for processes for when Congress is on recess.
00:34:21.220So what they're doing is they are rigging the system so they aren't technically on recess,
00:34:25.840even though they should be technically on recess.
00:34:29.700And so in so doing, President Trump can't make recess appointments and do other things that a president has powers to do when Congress is actually on recess.
00:34:40.600So it is a middle finger insult from the Senate Republicans to President Trump.
00:34:45.160And frankly, I mean, look, there's a lot of good Republican senators, right?
00:40:24.300Matt, so help me out here, though. How do you make that case when the controlled opposition Republican Party, if it's not MAGA, the controlled opposition Rhino Republican Party led us to this path?
00:40:37.700They're the ones that allowed radical Democrats to hide in plain sight and to make policy and to have these budgets and to pay for all this, have the NGOs, all the nightmare that is Washington, from USAID to so much more to do the basic invasion of the country.
00:40:54.640They kind of stood by and just with their thumbs in their mouths until the fighters of MAGA and the fighters of populist national and the ultimate fighter, the armor-piercing shell of Trump, who they hate and are looking forward to getting rid of.
00:41:07.560So how can they make an argument as the controlled opposition that allowed this to happen, that they're the defenders against this, sir?
00:41:19.360So I think that what's going on here, frankly, is that the establishment Republicans, this gets back to what we were talking about in the first segment, about why Trump was elected and why he won versus the other Republicans in the Republican primaries in 2016-24, what separates him from them.
00:41:42.080They all want to go back to the days of Mitt Romney, Paul Ryan, John McCain, George Bush, where it's just typical establishment Republicans doing Chamber of Commerce, open borders things and doing stuff with the globalist elites, you know, forever wars, all that kind of thing.
00:42:02.980they they're just trying to wait out the clock on trump and grind his movement into submission
00:42:10.760and then just return back and act like this was a scary nightmare that they woke up from
00:42:16.220um i i think they're genuinely wrong i think that the coalition that president trump has assembled
00:42:22.480the MAGA-Maha coalition, if you will, is frankly unstoppable if held together or reassembled in
00:42:35.800the future. And I'm confident that somebody will hold it together or reassemble it in the future.
00:42:41.980In addition to that, that MAGA-Maha coalition that President Trump has put together,0.63
00:42:46.960it really has its roots all the way back in Nixon right like so it's not so much the Reagan
00:42:52.740coalition there's similarities between Trump and Reagan but Trump's coalition the people that
00:42:58.140powered him into the White House look a lot looks a lot more like Nixon's in you know the late 60s
00:43:03.580early 70s and and frankly that I think it will stand the test of time I think it will hold to
00:43:10.620hold it together and so what these establishment Republicans want to do is they want to re-hijack
00:43:14.800the Republican Party and go back to the gracefully losing to the left type of a situation.
00:43:22.000And the reason why is part of the reason why I'm here, right?
00:43:25.860Like, so one of the reasons, one of the big stories I did when I'm here, it was a big
00:43:29.760thing with the migration minister here in Greece.
00:43:31.780And I've been covering this kind of stuff for a while.
00:43:34.620What Trump did was he electrified the world on migration.
00:43:38.380These guys, these globalist elites, they like open borders.
00:46:44.540President Trump put it up on True Social.
00:46:46.760So I encourage people to read that because it's encouraging what's happening here in the region around the world,
00:46:52.260but also possibly other places throughout the Middle East in the coming weeks.
00:46:56.760or months as well so a lot of exciting things on the horizon so i'll leave it at that for now
00:47:02.240because there's certain things not a hundred percent yet so as you know we launched uh
00:47:07.920breitbart uh jerusalem and breitbart london with rahim and and breitbart uh uh rome with tom
00:47:14.640williams and i've got rahim i've got ben harnwell my international editor is in rome and has a show
00:47:21.300every day at six or three days a week at six o'clock when you're ready and you feel like
00:47:25.660covering Breitbart geopolitically from from the world when you're ready to do war room Athens
00:47:31.240we're open we're open for business so just let me know what it is we'll see see down the road it
00:47:37.760will it will probably end up happening we're probably we're talking to the Greeks about doing
00:47:41.060a big Breitbart event in Athens early next year so we're we're working on that right now it should
00:47:46.960be exciting and uh exciting things on the horizon I really want I really do want to go to Jerusalem
00:47:52.380and Israel. That's on the horizon, probably. And then also several other places.
00:47:59.680Well, your reporting is always amazing, and we love the insights. Tell everybody,
00:48:04.120including the vice president and his family, thank you for setting this up. We really love
00:48:08.280the insights. The audience loves your reports and very perceptive. On a Monday, brother,
00:48:14.080that had a lot of activity over the weekend and a lot of activity in that part of the world. So
00:48:18.100thank you very much for joining us. One more time, social media, where they get all your great
00:48:21.820reporting over at breitbart and how do folks put breitbart up on their uh on their phones and their
00:48:27.020computers as part of their daily media diet yeah just breitbart.com and then i'm on x twitter at
00:48:33.860mboil1 and then on real true social at real matt boil uh and we got plenty of great stuff uh on all
00:48:40.500of those places thank you matt appreciate you appreciate you staying up matt bull in uh in
00:48:48.520Grease. Heck of a week. Tomorrow, I really want to thank everybody on the five o'clock show, too.
00:48:57.400Of course, the big event this afternoon. With Todd and over at Maine Justice tomorrow morning, we're going to get to CIS has got a report that's just out on one of the things that's been a huge deal with us.
00:49:10.620This is allowing foreign students into our universities and our best universities, their ability to use this concept called OPT of, you know, practical training to basically slide into the into the labor force without using H-1B visa scam.
00:49:29.260It's another scam. So we're going to drill down all that. CIS has got an amazing report.0.96
00:49:32.880we'll get to all of that uh tomorrow also uh much more on artificial intelligence couldn't
00:49:38.540get it to it today but just amazing developments there that you need to know about i want to thank
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