＂Trump Asked For God’s Help＂ - Trump Speaks After U.S. ATTACKS Iran’s Fordow, Natanz & Isfahan
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Summary
In this episode, we discuss the latest on the latest in the Iran situation, including the B-52's strike on Iran's nuclear sites, and the possible success or failure of the mission. We also discuss the possibility that the U.S. could be involved in a future nuclear war with Iran.
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I've been on the phones all day. We're not in Florida, obviously, but I've been on the phones
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all day, whether it's with Iranians, those who are in the higher-ups in the Iranian community,
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whether it's the top journalist who has tens of millions of people that watch him every day in
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Iran. He is the guy in Iran that everybody watches to see what the conditions are there,
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or it's people that are involved here politically. I've been speaking to a lot of different people
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last 24, 48 hours to see what's going to be happening with a lot of questions that maybe
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many of you guys may be asking, but I'll pause. Brandon, I'll go to you. What are you thinking
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with all these things? Because you've had certain positions, and you've been able to say as a guy
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that you got your bachelor's degree in national security, you got your master's in national
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security. This is all you study. This is all you look at. You read every book, everything on there.
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What's your thoughts on this? Yeah, so we literally couldn't be any more involved in the thing than we
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are right now. For anybody who was saying like, oh, will the U.S. get involved? Will we not get involved?
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We're 100% involved right now. And to do what they wanted to do, we needed U.S. involvement
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because, I mean, I don't know how much you guys know about these B-52 bombers, these planes
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specifically, but they're insane. So these things cost like $2 billion to build them. They're the
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most expensive plane in the world, and they're the only ones that could carry these bunker buster
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bombs. So these things weigh like 30,000 pounds, and these are the only planes in the world that could
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carry them. So there's only 30 of these bombs that exist in the world, and then there's only 20 of
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these planes that exist in the world. So today it started leaking out that these planes were moving
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from Missouri, from an Air Force base in Missouri to Guam. And then in that span of time, they went
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from Guam to Iran. Three to six of those planes dropped about two bombs on each of these nuclear
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bases in Iran. So you needed two of them because these bombs only penetrated 60 meters down into the
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ground, and the average nuclear site was like 80 to 90 meters in the ground. So it was unclear if
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they were going to be able to do it, but it seems like they hit it first.
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Brandon, but this is the question. This is the question, because we talked about this,
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me and you. Did they fully penetrate all the way down 90 meters that they needed to do,
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or did they just penetrate 60 meters? Do we have that report yet? Have that been released to us
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No, I don't see that being confirmed anywhere. Trump said successful mission, but I don't see
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it being reported anywhere that it's definitely a success that they definitely took it out. But
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it's believed that they hit each of them twice. And that's why there are three to six planes in it,
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because each plane could carry up to two of these bombs. And then, so if there were three to six
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planes, three sites hit, then, you know, two bombs could have hit each site. So two bombs would be
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enough. One bomb, probably not. But I think it's like, you know, Trump's, a lot of people say that
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Trump modeled the art of the deal after the art of war. And the quote from the art of war says,
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let your plans be dark and impenetrable as night. And when you move, fall like a thunderbolt. So
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that's one thing that I do like about Trump when he does warfare. He, like his plans are smooth and
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fast and you don't see them coming. So if we're going to be in war, then I'd like it to happen
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that way rather than a long drawn out Iraq, Iraq type of way. Yeah. I mean, as you're looking at
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this here, there is one Rob with the lady. This was not the one, it's another one that's from
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Esfahan that I sent you earlier. I don't know if you have it or not. If you don't have it,
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it's in our notes. I know this is last minute, so I don't expect you to have it
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right off the bat. You know, the team was so instrumental of getting some of this stuff
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to be done. And by the way, there's riots right now going on in New York. Did you see that right
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there, Rob? I don't know if you've seen that one. You know, and if you can do me a favor
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and show this, people are taking advantage of this situation. Please verify this before you show it.
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But to me, if you notice what Trump said in his speech, something you don't hear often
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for him to say, you could tell as a leader, you know what I felt?
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You could tell he's grappling with this decision. You could tell because if you go watch the two
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minute speech he just gave that we reacted to, watch the last 30 seconds. Rob, if you can go
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back, I don't know if that's out there for us to just watch the last 30 seconds. Look how he finishes
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the last 30 seconds and what he says. It's not the typical way Trump finishes talks. Look who he
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thanked. Why did he say that? Go to the last 30 seconds. Go back a little bit more and go back.
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Okay, play from right there if you could. Watch this. In a matter of minutes, there's no military
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in the world that could have done what we did tonight. Watch his body language. There has never
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been a military that could do what took place just a little while ago. Tomorrow, General Cain,
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Secretary of Defense, will have a press conference at 8 a.m. at the Pentagon. And I want to just thank
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everybody and in particular, God, I want to just say we love you, God. Go back five seconds, Rob.
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I've never heard his voice crack like that. Listen, everybody listen. Don't move and just listen. Go
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ahead, Rob. We'll have a press conference at 8 a.m. at the Pentagon. And I want to just thank
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everybody and in particular, God, I want to just say we love you, God, and we love our great military.
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Protect them. God bless the Middle East. God bless Israel. And God bless America. Thank you very much.
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That's exactly how a leader needs to react when you make a decision like this.
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You know why? Let me tell you why when you make a decision like that, you're grappling with it.
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You know you don't have 100% support. You know this could potentially break the party that you want.
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You know this is going to be complicated. You don't know for a fact if this is going to work out or not.
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Nobody does. This could be a big risk. Vinny, I'm going to come to you in a second.
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This could be a big risk. However, his voice is cracking. How often does the president ask for God's
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help at the end? Not often. Why? Because the moment you go to God is because the only thing you have
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left is what? Faith at this point. You're sitting there saying, I think we make the right decision,
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God. I think we did the right thing. We need you from here on. We've never heard the president talk
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like this. And that's exactly whether you're happy with him or not, whether you're part of the camp
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that wants him to be impeached and on X and all this stuff, whether you're part of the camp that's
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like, I'm never Trump because I didn't vote for war. Whoever you are, I don't care whether you can't
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stand this guy. Your name is Keith Olbermann. I don't care who you are. That's exactly how a president
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needs to react when they're going through a decision like this. And you know he's having
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the talks. He knows the criticism is coming. There's a reason why he only won two or three
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minutes. He doesn't want to take any questions. Can you imagine how much sleep they've been getting?
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I'm willing to bet the last four nights. These guys haven't slept. None of those guys have slept
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the last four nights. It's been nonstop. Hey, what are we doing? What are we doing? What are we doing?
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What are we doing? Keeping it low. So, Vinny, your thoughts on this. What are you thinking with this?
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Um, well, I mean, yeah, that was a very, very interesting. I've never, I've never heard like
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once in a while I've heard Trump bring up God, but that moment that pause, you know, God bless the
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Middle East, God bless Israel. And then God bless America. Um, when he tweeted the, his tweet, he said,
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we have completed our successful attack. The moment I saw we Pat, I was like, Hmm, we America,
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let me look it up. According to the international law, specifically the UN charter using
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military force against another sovereign state, especially preemptively constitutes an act of
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aggression, which is a legal basis for war that we, everybody means we are at war. Okay. And I,
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me and Pat, Pat, we spoke about this before and you were like, you know, what's, what's on your mind?
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What are you thinking of? I'm, I'm not one of those people guys. I voted for Trump. I've been,
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I've been with Trump since 2016 when it wasn't cool, when it wasn't the dancing, when it was just,
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I knew he loved America. I knew the mission. I knew what he wanted to do with all the Hillary
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claim with everything. Then he got, then he was in, we had Russia collusion, no new wars,
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Biden and them came in, by the way, gave Iran and unfroze $6 billion. So if anybody wants to know
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why we're in the situation that we're in besides Israel, besides everything, the last administration,
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not only open the border, which I'm going to get into right now, they, they unleashed $6 billion
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to freaking Iran, a country that says death to America. Okay. And the one thing, the only thing
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I fear right now, Pat, the one thing that really hit me and I got like a real, like nauseous feeling
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is those 20 million people that are in here that are in this country right now. Um, which one of
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them is going to do something and, and blow something up with Tom Holman said, uh, Pat, about
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doing something horrible. That's going to be worse than nine 11 when it happens. And when it happens,
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who is going to be behind it? Cause I guarantee you to what made me say, let's go and bomb the
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shit out of Iraq. Even though it was a lie was nine 11 that made us go, you know what? Let's go and
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kill everybody. Okay. So now that's 60 40 split Pat. Mind you, I still support Trump no matter
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what. I'm not happy. You know, everybody's always like, Oh, you guys are your jumping ship. No,
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no. I can be disappointed in a decision because as a veteran, I don't want war, but list this
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situation, this situation, if something does freaking happen, who is it going to be? Who's
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going to be behind it? And who are they going to blame? Because the only way to get that 40%
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to join that 60 is something bad happens here. And they point Iran, Iran, Iran, Iran. Then that 40%
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is going to join the 60%. And then it's all over another, another Iraq, another Afghanistan.
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Yeah. So look, a very valid concern of what you have here in regards to what could happen
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with this in the States. And I see that USA hat fires me up. I know this is a phase of fear,
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porn, scared. I don't know what to do. All this other stuff. This is when leaders rise up. This
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is when leaders rise up and believe the future looks bright. It's okay for us to believe,
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be a little bit paranoid. It's okay for us to be a little bit concerned. We ought to be. It's okay
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for us to be worried about our kids, our safety, our family, all of that stuff. That's what leaders
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do. It's our job. The burden comes with it. But no matter how much burden you got, you just saw that
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man right there, what he did. This is why we love the future looks bright brand. Rob, can you go to
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Go to vtmerch.com, folks. This is the time to represent this. We want to have a million people
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wearing this because we want more people to be optimistic about the future of America.
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We want more people to support this when they're out there, to say, I'm proud. I am proud to be
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American. I am proud. I am proud to be able to represent that. If that's you, go to vtmerch.com.