Valuetainment - “They’re Scum” - Trump Strikes 80 Iranian Targets in One Day

00:00:00.000 Trump says ceasefire is over after U.S. and Iran trade strikes overnight, okay?

00:00:05.040 And the comments, if you guys haven't seen the video, he just came out and said, so what happened?

00:00:09.020 He says, look, I thought they were good people.

00:00:11.480 Now I really know what they're all about, and I'm not interested, and I don't want to negotiate with them.

00:00:15.700 These are bad people.

00:00:16.820 These are this.

00:00:17.360 These are that.

00:00:17.800 And he went back and said, here's what we're going to be doing.

00:00:19.440 They started attacking.

00:00:20.600 And on the story with this, U.S. hits more than 80 Iran targets, reimposes oil sanctions.

00:00:28.760 So we're back at it again with this

00:00:31.480 The United States launched a new wave of military strikes against Iran

00:00:34.520 Hitting more than 80 targets and imposing sanctions on Iranian oil

00:00:38.020 After Tehran attacked three commercial ships near the Strait of Hormuz

00:00:41.540 Further straining the ceasefire reach between the two countries

00:00:45.080 U.S. Central Command said American forces struck air defense systems

00:00:48.520 And command and control networks, coastal radar sites, anti-ship missile capabilities

00:00:53.380 and more than 60 Islamic Revolutionary Guard co-boats

00:00:59.480 to degrade Iran's ability to continue attacking international commerce.

00:01:03.520 It added that U.S. forces remain prepared to hold Iran accountable

00:01:05.880 when the agreement is not adhered to or obey.

00:01:08.200 The U.S. was also revoked a waiver allowing Iranian oil sales

00:01:11.320 that has been granted under ceasefire,

00:01:13.800 saying Iran's attack on commercial shipping justified restoring sanctions.

00:01:16.940 Iran responds.

00:01:17.880 Iran vowed retaliation, warning it would deliver a crushing response

00:01:21.060 to what it called American aggression.

00:01:22.840 The country's top military command said it would, under no circumstance, permit interference in the Strait of Hormuz and insisted vessels use routes designated by Iran.

00:01:32.740 Iran's top negotiator, Bahar Ghalibov, accused Washington of violating the Memorandum of Understanding, writing,

00:01:38.520 The era of bullying and extortion is over. We don't fold.

00:01:42.300 Tom, thoughts on this?

00:01:43.440 Well, first of all, so let's go take a look.

00:01:46.820 Oil, after last week, remember we had things going back and forth last week, Vinny?

00:01:51.260 Yeah. And we talked about that the market didn't really move much. Yeah. The market was like, yeah, well, these guys are going to be growling at each other, you know, during this. And so the market didn't move. All of a sudden, this happens and oil overnight popped back to 74.25. Remember, we were at 67 and all celebrating, hey, 67.75. That's where we were in February 27th when this started. And we're like, this is great. This is what we need. And now all of a sudden, oil is back up, back up into mid 70s. We don't need that.

00:02:20.320 So, number one, the markets now, Pat, are reacting the way they did four weeks ago, three weeks ago.

00:02:27.080 They're back to that, being nervous.

00:02:29.300 And the ships in transit, they were kind of going.

00:02:33.540 They claim to be right now, according to transponders on Strader Hormuz Tracker, we have 51 ships in the Gulf proceeding.

00:02:41.940 And the insurance rates are elevated but not extreme.

00:02:48.520 so the cost of the cost of sailing there now so that means that things are moving in the gulf

00:02:55.680 but the markets are nervous with all this but on the other side of it there is a arm wrestling

00:03:01.700 match going on in the background remember there's two shipping lanes that go on the south and then

00:03:06.620 there's two shipping lanes that go on the north um by uh you know lanark island i think that is

00:03:12.880 on the north and that's where iran says you will go on the north lanes because eventually they want

00:03:18.160 to put up the toll booth and everybody's like no we're going to go in the south lanes and the

00:03:21.880 british and americans have cleared the mines and that's what's pissing them off they got ships going

00:03:26.400 down there on the south because that's a lever point for iran so after a week of growling at

00:03:31.880 each other pbd we now have very real market response all over again and very real bombs

00:03:39.220 and we're not just hitting oh those two drone sites were launched and we'll drop 10 bombs on

00:03:43.920 the drone sites. Apparently we hit 80 sites. Yeah, 80 sites, 80 plus sites. By the way,

00:03:48.380 this is the president talking about Iran. It's on again. Going back and forth. Watch

00:03:51.700 this here, folks. Go ahead. Is the ceasefire over? Is the ceasefire done? Is the MOU dead?

00:03:59.260 It's a very interesting question. To me, I think it's over. I don't want to deal with

00:04:05.920 them anymore. They're scum. You know what scum is? They're scum. They're sick people. 1.00

00:04:09.820 they're led by sick people and they're vicious violent people and if they had a nuclear weapon 0.99

00:04:17.060 they'd use it as far as I'm concerned it's over I'll speak to our negotiators they want to negotiate 0.98

00:04:22.500 they're good people Steve Whitcoff Jared Kushner but they have to come back to me as far as I'm

00:04:28.900 concerned it's just a waste of time dealing with them they're liars we make a deal and they were

00:04:34.980 if I make a deal with him we have a deal and he goes out he talks we make a deal everyone's agreed

00:04:39.760 No nuclear weapon.

00:04:41.820 We make a deal.

00:04:42.760 They go outside, talk to the press.

00:04:44.080 They say we never even talked about it.

00:04:46.000 There's something wrong with them.

00:04:47.320 They're cuckoo.

00:04:49.680 As far as I'm concerned, it's over.

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00:05:22.620 By the way, if you can find the other clip as well, a person then asks and he says, what happened?

00:05:27.480 I thought you said they're good people.

00:05:28.900 How do they all of a sudden go from being good people to being bad people?

00:05:31.680 And he explains that.

00:05:32.560 He addresses that.

00:05:33.320 I don't know if you have that one or not.

00:05:35.080 do you have that one or is that the one while ago they wanted to make a deal so badly i just

00:05:38.940 wanted i don't think it's that one so uh when you when you see his position here adam with the way

00:05:44.860 he went from one side being hey let's make a deal memorandum of this understanding and then all of 0.99

00:05:50.120 a sudden nah bomb them these guys are not good people they're scum how do you process that 0.99

00:05:54.900 well thank you for coming to your senses mr president uh nobody wants to tell the president 0.99

00:06:01.720 well we told you so sir but now's your chance if you want to do that he says you know what they're 1.00

00:06:08.360 scum they're sick they're led by sick people they're vicious they're violent people they're 1.00

00:06:13.160 liars and these are the supposed moderates so anybody that's been following iran pat included 1.00

00:06:19.080 obviously our boss here we know what these people are we knew that when they signed this

00:06:24.600 memorandum of understanding the third word understanding there's no understanding with

00:06:29.640 these people they're the only language that they understand unfortunately is strength exactly and 0.87

00:06:35.880 then when you actually start bombing them being like oh my god we just killed your ayatollah 0.84

00:06:39.320 now they're doing a funeral that's the only language they understand because you have to

00:06:43.400 respect one thing about the irgc and the islamic republic of iran they really believe in what

00:06:50.280 they're doing i mean we think it's crazy obviously they think inshallah this is what they're they're

00:06:55.800 they're working on so when we have our memorandums of understanding we're trying to have peace

00:06:59.800 through strength or diplomacy adam let me ask you this how much you think how much they're just not

00:07:03.820 buying how much you think the president saw the way they did the funeral for khamenei and they're

00:07:10.440 saying trump's got to be next he's got to be a target with the emcee how much of that do you

00:07:15.520 think the president saw that by the way do you think the president saw or was reported on how

00:07:20.080 the funeral was oh i think one million percent okay so how much of that do you think how much

00:07:25.780 of that do you think really i'm on this side trying to get a deal with you and this is how

00:07:30.380 you're talking during your funeral you want to take me out no problem that's what you want to

00:07:34.840 do boom change of plans deals off the table how much you think was the funeral that caused him 0.99

00:07:39.800 because he's never spoken like this about them before never if you not like this scum he's never 0.99

00:07:45.620 said they're scum he's never said stuff like this to their cuckoo he's never been this strong 0.98

00:07:50.060 about iran ever before so for me i wonder how much of it was the way they celebrated khamenei's life 0.99

00:07:56.900 his funeral and the comments that they met with not just anybody the emcee of the event for him

00:08:01.080 to say you know what take it off the table let's go strong at these guys i think you're right and

00:08:04.640 i'll make only one simple observation do you remember when the media said when trump was

00:08:10.660 watching it on tv it wasn't that he was watching the speeches at this particular moment he was

00:08:15.500 watching the footage of all of the tens of thousands of people that were in the streets

00:08:20.280 that you know what i'm talking about and he turned to somebody and he said is that real footage and

00:08:26.820 they said yes sir it is that's live that's real and then he said this i thought they hated him

00:08:31.880 and i saw that comment and then i saw all the anti-trump rhetoric and now i see this i connect

00:08:38.700 those dots yeah yeah i i think i think there may be a connection there with the timing of it to say

00:08:44.960 This is how you guys want to handle it.

00:08:46.300 Is this the one, by the way?

00:08:47.260 Is this the clip?

00:08:48.140 Watch this clip here, folks.

00:08:50.140 It's a very interesting question.

00:08:52.380 To me?

00:08:53.800 No, this isn't it.

00:08:54.680 Fast forward.

00:08:55.460 You've got to go to exactly where it's at.

00:08:58.160 You've got to keep going to the question a person asks.

00:09:00.960 Vinny, I'll come to you until he finds it.

00:09:02.040 Well, Pat, now I'm with all the stuff that's going on,

00:09:05.460 and I can get into the funeral because, brother,

00:09:07.380 there was four Americans that were there, Pat.

00:09:09.980 uh calla washington uh walsh jackson hinkle christopher halali and max blumenthal these

00:09:16.060 are americans that were there i'm not trying to change the story path just trying to give some

00:09:20.140 context especially about this funeral they were taking photos with kill trump written in english

00:09:26.480 behind them kill trump and the only way that these four americans could have attended this funeral

00:09:32.360 was direct coordination with the irgc okay which is a designated terrorist organization so for a

00:09:38.600 fact pat it's on his radar and he knows but the thing that that it's hitting me iran has the

00:09:44.280 upper hand when it comes to this trade of humbus tom this is going to keep happening okay and i'm

00:09:48.700 not going to go back to you know rehash why it happened whose fault it was blah blah blah put

00:09:53.160 that aside we are where we are right now america needs to figure out a way to freaking nip this in

00:09:59.100 the bud because every two weeks they could just bomb somewhere we come back peace deal negotiation

00:10:04.780 should not i think and i i hate to be that guy but pat something has to happen they need to figure

00:10:09.300 out a solution to to cut off this freaking power because these guys are walking around with too

00:10:13.680 much like i didn't have arrogance because like we could we'll bomb a couple and what are they 0.87

00:10:18.400 gonna do let me ask this let me ask i don't like it here's the other question for you

00:10:21.440 where does turkey rank as military in the world top top or top three what does turkey rank uh

00:10:27.380 they're number one in the middle east region by might not even a regional strong power yeah top

00:10:33.240 Okay, so here's a question for you.

00:10:35.000 No.

00:10:35.400 Here's a question for you.

00:10:36.720 Not worldwide, but in that area, if you can pull up the number of where Turkey ranks.

00:10:41.180 The region of power.

00:10:41.840 Where's Turkey at?

00:10:42.900 So look at the timing of the deal.

00:10:45.620 In the region.

00:10:46.600 Look at the timing.

00:10:47.520 Yeah, I mean, that's the region I'm talking about.

00:10:49.400 Look at the timing.

00:10:51.120 Look at the timing of it.

00:10:53.520 On the same day you're attacking, on the same day you're sitting there talking to Erdogan,

00:10:59.340 do you think behind closed doors Trump asked Erdogan for something to do with Iran to either

00:11:07.420 step out of the way support and Iran now what is the what is the relation Turkey plays with Iran

00:11:15.100 in this situation because is he doing two deals because Turkey at one point was buying was going

00:11:21.240 to Russia to buy weapons from them right Turkey at one point went to Russia to want to buy weapons

00:11:24.960 from them so what is there any correlation between turkey and iran any correlation there

00:11:32.680 between the two well they've had a delicate relationship at best um but they've had a

00:11:37.460 cooperative relationship when it came to israel and the west um turkey was not supporting

00:11:44.020 arming and sending supplies so from everything i've read turkey never sent supplies to arm

00:11:50.860 Hamas or Hezbollah, but they would be in basic diplomatic cooperation with Iran while having a

00:11:57.560 very tenuous relationship because Turkey knows that friendship with Iran changes the whole

00:12:04.300 dynamic with the U.S. And so is it possible that he said to Erdogan, you know what, this is going

00:12:12.960 to happen and this is going to happen and I need you to make sure you don't move here.

00:12:17.320 i think that's absolutely possible and why wouldn't it why wouldn't he do that you know

00:12:23.180 what i mean wouldn't you want if you had the largest power in there and you're supplying

00:12:27.440 him weapons pat wouldn't you check in and just take his temperature on stuff at least right now

00:12:32.540 because you know other people russia and iran are trying to speak to him back door even if he wasn't

00:12:38.460 a big iran buddy walking hand in hand down the street yeah a part of it is also turkey buys oil

00:12:44.780 from Iran? And so is there ties here with Strait? How many ships does Turkey have in Strait of

00:12:50.720 Hormuz right now? Can you check to see how many ships does Turkey have in the Strait right now?

00:12:54.840 Do we know? How many ships are there? Adam, while he's looking that up, go for it. You look like

00:12:59.060 you want to say something. Yeah, well, Trump is just trying to thread the needle. It's a very

00:13:03.100 delicate situation. By the way, where are these NATO talks being held? They're being held in

00:13:08.120 Ankara, Turkey. So, you know, if you're going to be in someone's house, you're not going to

00:13:11.500 disrespect them. So Trump, here's my little synopsis. Trump got his little, what I would call

00:13:17.060 publicity victory on June 14th. A lot of, I know a very wise man who called it on June 14th.

00:13:23.160 I also know somebody else was like, look, I don't think this is going to hold. And that's kind of

00:13:26.740 playing out. Iran and Turkey have what they call, I think, a managed rivalry, but they're not

00:13:32.060 friends. They're not enemies. They're somewhere in the middle in the frenemy situation. What they

00:13:36.260 say about Iran is Iran's never won a war, but they've never lost a negotiation. And then what

00:13:40.440 Trump is trying to do is trying to focus on winning the midterms, and Iran is focusing on 0.81

00:13:44.260 trying to win the end of times. So those two things are going to clash. At the end of the day, 0.89

00:13:48.220 this thing's going to continue. Turkey's going to try to play a role, but at the end of the day, 0.68

00:13:51.840 it's going to come down to, are we taking out the IRGC or not? Because they will continue terrorizing 0.64

00:13:56.680 the world and their people unless they're stuck. So public reporting shows commercial Turkish-owned 1.00

00:14:02.360 ships, not Turkish Navy warships, at the latest report, seven Turkish-owned vessels remain in the

00:14:08.340 Hormuz with 177

00:14:10.500 Turkish crew members abroad.

00:14:12.220 11 Turkish-owned ships had

00:14:14.320 already left since the war began, so

00:14:16.240 Turkey does not appear to have a publicly confirmed

00:14:18.460 naval deployment. I wasn't

00:14:20.340 concerned about the naval deployment, just business

00:14:22.340 ships that are coming in and out or

00:14:23.620 bringing things back. I don't know. I think the timing of it,

00:14:26.340 Trump is, typically when you

00:14:28.220 do a deal, you will

00:14:30.120 before you make that phone call

00:14:32.260 here, you know who they're going to call, so you

00:14:34.180 call this person first to make sure

00:14:36.280 this person's on your side. Then you make the phone

00:14:38.180 call someone they call like oh shit what do i do now so and and trump say trump said something in 0.98

00:14:43.680 one of the things he says how do you think i became the president i know when a deal is not 0.98

00:14:47.840 going to happen i i know i know when a deal is not going to happen do you have that clip of i know

00:14:52.060 when the deal is not play this clip first and we go to that but he was specifically saying that i

00:14:55.620 know when a deal is going to happen and a deal is not going to happen and i know these guys are not

00:14:58.760 going to do it i can just tell what i do with this this guy knows deals and a call so we we don't

00:15:05.720 know the entire story. That's for sure. Go ahead and play this clip. Watch this.

00:15:11.280 Mr. President, Tyler Pager with the New York Times. Last month you said Iranian leaders were

00:15:16.140 very rational people, nice people to deal with, strong people, smart people. Today you said they 0.79

00:15:21.700 were scum, sick people, and being led by sick people. What changed and do you think- I got to 1.00

00:15:27.080 know. I've said that about a lot. Now when you say rational, I think they're much more rational

00:15:33.360 than level one level two level one is gone level two is gone this is level three i think so that

00:15:40.740 that's the part he was talking about level three being more rational and then all of a sudden

00:15:44.560 snapping so i don't know i've always liked unpredictable leaders i always liked a father

00:15:51.840 is great when he's predictable and an element of unpredictability a leader is great when he's

00:15:56.980 predictable and an element of unpredictability a world leader definitely is good to have a level

00:16:02.060 of unpredictability yesterday we're going for a walk we went on a long bike ride and one of the

00:16:09.120 conversations we had on our walk if you remember this two days ago it was if you have these four

00:16:14.880 energies tell me which one of them is the most important in different relationship dynamics

00:16:20.420 fear do you want to be feared do you want to be loved do you want to be liked and do you want to

00:16:25.180 be respected and i asked the question of you i said what do you think it should be as a father

00:16:30.100 and then you ask the question depends on the age which is the right question to ask i said okay

00:16:35.380 what about a 10 year old boy your son versus a 25 year old son yeah and at 10 years old what did

00:16:41.440 you say with kids with the with a kid they want love from the father okay so number one is to be

00:16:46.900 loved yeah to love and then they have to like you because they want to be able to play with you yep

00:16:50.720 they have to respect you because it's 10 and then he has to fear you so you think at 10 years old

00:16:54.680 fear's got to be last. Fears have to be, at 10 years old, probably, no, probably a little bit,

00:16:59.800 a little bit less. He has to fear you a little bit more. Okay. Okay. So how about at, as a world

00:17:04.180 leader, you're president of the United States, you're dealing with Iran. Which one of those 0.99

00:17:09.260 four you think matters the most? They have to fear you. Number one is fear. They have to fear you.

00:17:11.700 Okay. Yep. That's it. Have to fear you. You have to have some fear. And guess what? Who feared

00:17:15.760 Biden? Nobody. Nobody feared Biden. So I liked a little bit of the unpredictability of fear to

00:17:21.440 see what's going to happen yeah exactly by the way is that the one of making a deal where he says

00:17:27.220 go watch this clip here this is a deal maker if you've not read the book art of the deal this is

00:17:31.380 who wrote it go for it we have many ways we can win but we've already won militarily they have

00:17:36.700 very little they have very little left and they want to make a deal so badly they called a little

00:17:42.280 while ago they want to make a deal so badly i just don't know if they're worthy of making a deal i

00:17:47.020 don't know that they're going to honor the deal that's the problem if they want to make a deal

00:17:50.700 why do you think they attacked commercial vessels because it's not a crazy to be honest with you

00:17:59.200 it's not a crazy they're a little bit out of control but they want to make a deal badly

00:18:04.860 this wasn't the one it's another clip when he's talking about i know when somebody doesn't want 0.99

00:18:10.340 to make a deal i know when somebody is full of shit like he flat out said that let me tell you 0.99

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00:18:24.060 at Emory University. A guy named Brian Diaz and Kerry Ressler did a study identifying to see if we

00:18:31.240 pass our fears down to our kids without us even knowing about it. So they took a group of male

00:18:37.320 mice and they gave it acetophenone and every time this is cherry blossom you know smell every time

00:18:45.100 they released this smell they would zap them with this pain like whoa what was that five minutes

00:18:51.960 later they released that smell again zap them again the pain whoa five minutes and they kept

00:18:57.720 doing this with only male mice they were experimenting on eventually they did this for a few

00:19:03.480 days maybe a week week and a half then they took those same mice that now have tied fear to

00:19:10.860 acetophenol and the smell cherry blossom then they put it in a room for them to mate with female

00:19:17.440 mice okay so then they mate okay so these guys now have kids then they take the mice the male

00:19:23.260 mice the father away from the baby okay then they take the babies and they put other female mice and

00:19:29.960 they mate okay then they put the grandkids in a complete different thing so you're with me so i

00:19:34.600 got you yep the grandfather fears the smell of acetofino and he got zapped he got zapped every

00:19:40.560 time grant you then his kids and then his grandkids the grandkids have never met grandfather

00:19:46.120 before gotcha they put him in a place and all of a sudden they sprayed the cherry blossom these

00:19:52.780 grandkids were frightened frightened because that fear from the grandfather had passed down to the

00:20:00.700 grandkids genetically and they've never been zapped and they've never been zapped so what

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00:20:12.460 you know you're running all these issues in your mind you're trying to solve all these problems

00:20:15.860 you're kind of overwhelmed with all the stuff that's going on and i'm looking at her and she's

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Valuetainment - July 10, 2026

“They’re Scum” - Trump Strikes 80 Iranian Targets in One Day

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