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The Peace Talks or the Powder Keg | Episode 315 · V

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Speaker 2: Boom.
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Speaker 1: The vice president of the United States just given us
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Speaker 1: an update from Switzerland. And he says Iran has agreed
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Speaker 1: to the beginning of this process. And that means allowing
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Speaker 1: IAEA inspectors, international inspectors, to show up and examine whatever
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Speaker 1: their nuclear program looks like right now. Cut one. Watch
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Speaker 1: the vice president.
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Speaker 3: Yesterday was a very, very good day. We made a
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Speaker 3: lot of good progress. We did exactly what we wanted
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Speaker 3: to do. which has accomplished four things for the American people. First,
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Speaker 3: we wanted to build a mechanism for keeping the Strait
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Speaker 3: of Hormuz open.
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Speaker 1: It is open.
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Speaker 3: We've seen, of course, gas prices and oil prices come down,
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Speaker 3: millions and millions of barrels of crude and natural gas
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Speaker 3: flowing through the Strait of Hormuz that weren't flowing before.
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Speaker 3: But we also wanted to make sure that we actually
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Speaker 3: set up the coordination mechanism so that we could demine
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Speaker 3: the Straits of Hormuz so that when there are the
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Speaker 3: conflicts that inevitably come up, we can make sure we
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Speaker 3: work through them rather than that leading to escalation. And
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Speaker 3: that is exactly what we did yesterday. Number two, we
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Speaker 3: also wanted to build a mechanism, a similar mechanism, for
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Speaker 3: deconfliction for the regional ceasefire. As the President of the
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Speaker 3: United States has himself said, sometimes these ceasefires just mean
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Speaker 3: you're shooting a little bit less, but we wanted to
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Speaker 3: make sure that we had the proper coordination set up.
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Speaker 3: So that if there is shooting, if Hezbollah fires at
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Speaker 3: Israel or if Israel responds, if there are other conflicts
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Speaker 3: that arise in the region, we're actually talking to each
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Speaker 3: other and figuring out how to stop the shooting, how
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Speaker 3: to make the region safer, our allies and everybody else.
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Speaker 1: We set that up as well.
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Speaker 3: Number three, we, and this is probably what we're most
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Speaker 3: excited about as Americans, the Iranians have agreed to invite
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Speaker 3: IAEA inspectors back into their country. That is a major
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Speaker 3: milestone for the American people and the first step in
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Speaker 3: permanently denuclearizing or permanently ending a nuclear weapons program in Iran.
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Speaker 1: Okay, so we got a couple of big items there.
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Speaker 1: The first being the Strait of Hormuz being open, a
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Speaker 1: deconfliction line being set up so the United States and
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Speaker 1: Iran can talk to each other in order to keep
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Speaker 1: that Strait clear and free as they work on demining
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Speaker 1: over the next 30 days. And of course, these negotiations
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Speaker 1: over the next 60. The vice president describing all of
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Speaker 1: this as building the foundation of a house. They're not
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Speaker 1: building the whole house yet. This is just about building
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Speaker 1: that foundation. Where do we start? This is square one.
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Speaker 1: We've also got the announcement about Lebanon, a deconfliction line
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Speaker 1: for Lebanon. Lebanon is, of course, where this Iranian terror
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Speaker 1: proxy Hezbollah is based. They keep firing all sorts of
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Speaker 1: missiles and drones in the direction of Israel. And Israel
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Speaker 1: is responding in kind. Israel's been trying to defend itself
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Speaker 1: against these deranged terrorists over and over and over again. Again,
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Speaker 1: and so what they're trying to set up here is
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Speaker 1: a communication line to try and bring down the tensions
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Speaker 1: in the region, to try and calm these things down
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Speaker 1: and get Hezbollah to stop attacking Israel. You heard the
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Speaker 1: vice president wisely say it there. It's not Israel that's
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Speaker 1: initiating attacks. It's Israel that's responding to these attacks. He
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Speaker 1: wants all of them to stop. They've set up new
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Speaker 1: lines of communication there. in order to do that. And
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Speaker 1: then the IAEA going in, this will be, this is
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Speaker 1: a big announcement because this is one year ago today
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Speaker 1: was Operation Midnight Hammer. As the Trump administration sends in
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Speaker 1: the military, we destroy their entire nuclear program. And now
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Speaker 1: to pick up the pieces of it, we've got the IAEA,
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Speaker 1: an announcement today, they'll begin going into the country. And
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Speaker 1: they're working on the mechanisms for that right now. In fact,
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Speaker 1: Vice President Vance said, that they were calling last night
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Speaker 1: as these negotiations went all day long. There was all
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Speaker 1: sorts of misreporting on this subject. Oh, it only happened
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Speaker 1: for like 90 minutes. It was hours upon hours upon
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Speaker 1: hours that these teams were meeting. And they tried to
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Speaker 1: actually call some of the IAEA inspectors in the middle
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Speaker 1: of the night last night. I think Vice President Vance
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Speaker 1: said it was like 4 a.m. in the morning. wherever
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Speaker 1: they are. And they didn't answer their phones yet. So
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Speaker 1: maybe today they get them on the phone and we
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Speaker 1: can start getting these guys into Iran and get a
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Speaker 1: closer look, human eyes on what the hell's going on
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Speaker 1: there in terms of their nuclear program. Having said that,
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Speaker 1: I want to remind you about something. We have sterling
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Speaker 1: intelligence on the state of their nuclear program anyway. The
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Speaker 1: administration knows with 100% certainty, that's what a senior administration
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Speaker 1: official told me, 100% certainty where this nuclear material is
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Speaker 1: all being kept. They say it's in three locations, that
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Speaker 1: there was a fourth location, people often refer to it
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Speaker 1: as pickaxe, that was being built up, but it doesn't
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Speaker 1: contain any nuclear material. And the administration has utter confidence
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Speaker 1: on that subject. So, again, we have their number. And
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Speaker 1: the president of the United States said last week, we're
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Speaker 1: watching every doorway. If some dude with the name tag
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Speaker 1: that says Mohammed and he goes, that's about a 50-50 chance.
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Speaker 1: If Mohammed shows up at one of these doors, we
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Speaker 1: could just kill him. So we know what's going on.
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Speaker 1: So don't try and screw with us. And we're going
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Speaker 1: to send IAEA inspectors in for a deeper look at.
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Speaker 1: the specifics at each of these sites. So big announcements
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Speaker 1: today from the Vice President of the United States. And
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Speaker 1: it's funny because if you paid attention to the headlines
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Speaker 1: over the weekend, as the media was becoming completely hysterical
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Speaker 1: about all of this, you had all this conversation about, oh,
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Speaker 1: there's an exchange of fire going on in Lebanon again.
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Speaker 1: The Iranians claim that the Strait of Hormuz is shut down.
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Speaker 1: The Trump administration says it's not shut down. And it
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Speaker 1: was just utter chaos. A lot of this is the
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Speaker 1: product of the media being far too credulous about statements
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Speaker 1: that come out of Iran's state media. The Iranian state
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Speaker 1: media is nothing but just a constant stream of propaganda.
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Speaker 1: And in the United States, of course, we have propagandists
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Speaker 1: in our media as well, but they're not state propagandists,
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Speaker 1: or at least for now, as President Trump's in office.
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Speaker 1: They're fighting back against President Trump in our agenda constantly,
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Speaker 1: which is why it's not a surprise that they're credulously
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Speaker 1: repeating the talking points of Iran to make it seem
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Speaker 1: like President Trump is playing with some sort of losing hand.
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Speaker 1: The reality is that Iran is full of bluster. All
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Speaker 1: they do is bluster. They constantly say that they've defeated
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Speaker 1: us and they've beat us and they've pulled one over
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Speaker 1: on us. And it's just nonsense. And it's funny because
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Speaker 1: as you watch Vice President Vance's demeanor change, He is
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Speaker 1: totally unflappable on the subject. He's like, yeah, yeah, whatever. OK,
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Speaker 1: but the point is you're going to do everything we want.
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Speaker 1: That's the point. In fact, the vice president did allude
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Speaker 1: to the, quote, trash talk that the the Iranians have
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Speaker 1: been doing. And he just laughed it off. He says
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Speaker 1: we millennials call that trash talk. Listen to this cut.
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Speaker 3: To what we told the Iranians yesterday is when you
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Speaker 3: guys engage in what us millennials might call trash talk.
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Speaker 3: you can't expect the President of the United States not
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Speaker 3: to respond and not to correct the record. So when
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Speaker 3: they say things that aren't true, the President is going
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Speaker 3: to respond to it. I'm going to respond to it.
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Speaker 3: Americans are going to respond to it. When they make
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Speaker 3: threats that aren't rooted in reality, they have to accept
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Speaker 3: that the President of the United States is actually going
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Speaker 3: to set the record straight.
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Speaker 1: That's all that happened.
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Speaker 3: So yes, there was a little bit of threatening, there
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Speaker 3: was a little bit of whining, but at the end
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Speaker 3: of the day, the talks continued and we made great progress.
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Speaker 1: A little threatening, a little whining, but no big deal.
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Speaker 1: We kept the negotiations running. It is funny, though, because
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Speaker 1: the Iranians were accusing President Trump of violating the memorandum
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Speaker 1: of understanding when, of course, it was the Iranians who
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Speaker 1: were getting all bluster. We're shutting down the street. You
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Speaker 1: guys are the worst. We're going to end everything. And
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Speaker 1: the president said, you shut that down. I'm going to
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Speaker 1: kill you. How about that? Here's the president this week
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Speaker 1: and cut for an assessment of what the president told
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Speaker 1: Fox's Trey Yankst. Watch this.
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Speaker 4: For more than 20 minutes and he gave in the future,
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Speaker 4: if they have to, and collect tolls. The president described
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Speaker 4: this as the United States being the guardian angel of
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Speaker 4: the Strait of Hormuz and the Middle East. And the
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Speaker 4: president said, ultimately, that would involve the U.S. taking 20%
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Speaker 4: of the oil that passes through the strait. Remember, this
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Speaker 4: comes in reaction to the Iranians saying they will close
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Speaker 4: the Strait of Hormuz in response to Israeli strikes against
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Speaker 4: Hezbollah in Lebanon. President Trump tells Fox News he spoke
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Speaker 4: with Iranian officials overnight and said, you close it and
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Speaker 4: you won't have a country. He went on to tell
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Speaker 4: these officials, you won't even make it back to your
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Speaker 4: effing country. Now, earlier today, Iran's president, Massoud Pazeshkin, said
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Speaker 4: this about Iranian enrichment of uranium. The president also reacting
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Speaker 4: to that.
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Speaker 1: Take a listen.
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Speaker 5: We will not give up our right to enrichment. And they, too,
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Speaker 5: will be forced to accept it. You all know what
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Speaker 5: the so-called president of the United States was saying. He
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Speaker 5: had made a complete 100-degree turn. He was saying that
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Speaker 5: Iran must surrender unconditionally. Iran has no right to do this.
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Speaker 5: It has no right to do that.
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Speaker 4: President Trump, during our call, responded directly to those comments
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Speaker 4: by Iranian President Massoud Poseshkin. President Trump told Fox News,
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Speaker 4: he better watch his mouth, he better shape up, or
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Speaker 4: we'll take over the rest of the country. And so clearly,
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Speaker 4: the president reacting directly to these comments from Iran's president,
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Speaker 4: Massoud Poseshkin. And also, President Trump talked about the broader
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Speaker 4: memorandum of understanding. indicating this is just a ceasefire extension.
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Speaker 4: This is not the final deal with the Iranian regime.
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Speaker 4: And the president says he holds the cards and maintains
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Speaker 4: a variety of options if the Iranians don't make these
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Speaker 4: serious commitments at the negotiating table. He said, I have
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Speaker 4: a 60-day option and I can do whatever I want
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Speaker 4: after that option. So again, President Trump leaving a variety
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Speaker 4: of considerations on the table and says that the United
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Speaker 4: States could become the guardian angel of the Strait of
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Speaker 4: Hormuz and collect tolls itself while taking oil, around 20%,
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Speaker 4: the president says. As it relates to oil, President Trump
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Speaker 4: also said that 19 million barrels of crude oil exited
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Speaker 4: the Persian Gulf yesterday as a result of this memorandum
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Speaker 4: of understanding with the Iranians.
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Speaker 1: I love everything about this. It just reminds me, you
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Speaker 1: remember the Iranians like, we're shutting down the strait. He goes,
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Speaker 1: you're shutting down the strait? How about this? How about
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Speaker 1: I'm shutting down the strait? I'll shut down the strait.
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Speaker 1: How do you like that? The Iranians are like, what?
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Speaker 1: I didn't expect you to. Yeah, no, I shut it down. Now,
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Speaker 1: nobody can get in or out of your ports. And
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Speaker 1: that is actually what got Iran to the damn negotiating
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Speaker 1: table in the first place, because we were moving oil anyway.
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Speaker 1: We were shutting down all of the movement to and
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Speaker 1: from Iranian ports. Every time a ship tried to move
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Speaker 1: either in or out, we just blew up its engine room.
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Speaker 1: And Iran, well, they got the message. They got the message.
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Speaker 1: And here Iran's like, well, we're going to shut down
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Speaker 1: the Strait. And he's like, you know, you're not doing that.
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Speaker 1: In fact, if you cause more trouble, I'm going to
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Speaker 1: take over the whole damn Strait. And then we're just
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Speaker 1: going to collect a 20% fee on all the oil
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Speaker 1: that moves through it. How about that? So do you
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Speaker 1: notice what's going on here? The president sends his trusted
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Speaker 1: emissary to Switzerland. That's J.D. Vance to handle this.
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Speaker 2: J.D.
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Speaker 1: Vance goes there. And he's handling it. He's doing a
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Speaker 1: great job with these marathon negotiations. Meanwhile, back here in
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Speaker 1: the United States, as Iran is doing its nonstop public blustering,
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Speaker 1: President Trump goes, how about this? You're not going to
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Speaker 1: make it back to your effing country if you dare
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Speaker 1: close the strait. So how about don't do that? And
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Speaker 1: tell you what, I'm even going to take 20 percent
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Speaker 1: of the oil that goes through it if I decide
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Speaker 1: to start tolling it. So what we have right now
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Speaker 1: is a unified strategy from the administration, but you got
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Speaker 1: a good cop, bad cop routine going on. As the
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Speaker 1: president is working every angle to try and turn this
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Speaker 1: into a fruitful negotiation. It's fascinating to watch. Art of
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Speaker 1: the deal stuff. And really, really, really cool to see. Now,
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Speaker 1: speaking of the art of the deal, the vice president
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Speaker 1: also made another major announcement this morning. You know, all
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Speaker 1: these Iranian assets that the media is fear mongering over. Oh,
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Speaker 1: they're going to unfreeze it. They're going to let them
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Speaker 1: fund terror. First of all, at this point, if you
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Speaker 1: think that the Trump administration is in the mood to
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Speaker 1: allow the Iranians to fund terror, you're a moron. Let
14:29
Speaker 1: me be crystal clear about this, just in case anybody
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Speaker 1: missed it. You're a moron if you think Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: is trying to fund terrorism. Now, what are they actually
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Speaker 1: trying to do?
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Speaker 3: Well, J.D.
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Speaker 1: Vance said this morning, in order to prevent terrorism from
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Speaker 1: taking place, if we at any point decide we actually
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Speaker 1: are going to unfreeze Iranian funds, that money is going
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Speaker 1: to be used, you ready? to purchase American farm products.
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Speaker 1: Listen to this.
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Speaker 3: I've seen some misreporting about frozen or unfrozen Iranian assets.
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Speaker 3: One of the other things that we wanted to do,
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Speaker 3: and it wasn't as high of a priority for us
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Speaker 3: for obvious reasons, but we wanted to make sure that
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Speaker 3: we set up a process where if, if we ever
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Speaker 3: unfreeze Iranian assets, we can ensure that that money, that
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Speaker 3: Iranian money, goes to help the people of Iran and
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Speaker 3: not to fund terrorism. So Jared Kushner actually came up
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Speaker 3: with a very interesting solution with the Qataris where basically, again, if,
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Speaker 3: there is any frozen Iranian assets that are unfrozen, then
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Speaker 3: we have approval over that process, the Qataris have approval
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Speaker 3: over that process, and then the money would actually go
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Speaker 3: to buy American soy, American corn, and American wheat for
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Speaker 3: the benefit of the Iranian people. And as much as
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Speaker 3: I see some of the press misreporting on this, and
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Speaker 3: of course, you know, buttressed by what the Iranians are saying,
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Speaker 3: or not all Iranians, I want to be clear, there
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Speaker 3: are a lot of Iranians who are telling the truth
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Speaker 3: about what happened yesterday, but you see some social media
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Speaker 3: reporting that gets this wrong. But fundamentally, What Jared and
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Speaker 3: the Qataris and the entire team here in Bergenstock accomplished is,
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Speaker 3: to me, a classic Trump deal, where if Iranian assets
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Speaker 3: are ever unfrozen, they're going to go to make American
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Speaker 3: farmers richer and to feed the Iranian people. That's a very,
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Speaker 3: very good and very classic Trump deal that's great for
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Speaker 3: our people, great for the people of Iran.
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Speaker 1: I love this. I love it so much. Remember last
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Speaker 1: week we were talking about the president of the United
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Speaker 1: States was asked a question about why didn't we just
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Speaker 1: take the money? Why are we unfreezing these assets? Why
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Speaker 1: didn't we just seize all of that money and just
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Speaker 1: use it in the United States of America? And the
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Speaker 1: president said, because, you know, as he talked about this
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Speaker 1: with Treasury Secretary Scott Besson, very much an idea that
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Speaker 1: he would be intrigued by. He said, the fundamental thing
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Speaker 1: is we're trying to protect the status of the dollar
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Speaker 1: as the global reserve currency. And so money that we
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Speaker 1: freeze or sanctioned If we decide to just take it
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Speaker 1: and then use it for ourselves, then without any sort
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Speaker 1: of recourse to the country from which we took it,
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Speaker 1: that could imperil the U.S. dollar as the global reserve currency.
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Speaker 1: Countries will accelerate what we call de-dollarization. He doesn't want
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Speaker 1: to do that. Scott Besson doesn't want to do that.
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Speaker 1: That's wise. But they came up with a very clever
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Speaker 1: arrangement here, which is basically like the money needs to
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Speaker 1: go to the Iranian people. We're going to give you
17:27
Speaker 1: back the value that's frozen. if you comply with our
17:33
Speaker 1: efforts to denuclearize your country. But the way we're going
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Speaker 1: to give you that value back is in the form
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Speaker 1: of food assistance purchased from American farmers, soy, corn, wheat,
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Speaker 1: and then all of that agricultural product goes to Iranian
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Speaker 1: people who need it. It's a brilliant construction that J.D.
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Speaker 1: Vance said they were able to secure in these negotiations
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Speaker 1: over the last 24 hours. Fascinating. And my guess is
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Speaker 1: that American farmers are going to take this as very,
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Speaker 1: very welcome news. Also, as a political point, you know,
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Speaker 1: as they try and wind down the status of the
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Speaker 1: war and turn this into some sort of peaceful period,
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Speaker 1: if they can succeed here. And again, it's heavily conditioned
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Speaker 1: on if they can succeed. I love that people were like,
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Speaker 1: like coming at me like, Vince, how could you believe
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Speaker 1: that this deal is going to work?
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Speaker 6: This is terrible.
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Speaker 1: It's not a deal. It's a memorandum of understanding. They're
18:29
Speaker 1: literally negotiating a deal. Keep cool, my babies. They're working
18:34
Speaker 1: on it. The president of the United States is trying
18:35
Speaker 1: to get the best possible outcome for everybody. And the
18:38
Speaker 1: best possible outcome here would be peace in the Middle East.
18:41
Speaker 1: The lunatics stop attacking Israel. That Israel can get new
18:45
Speaker 1: Abraham Accords with Arab allies in the region. They can
18:48
Speaker 1: work on security together. The United States can focus much
18:51
Speaker 1: more on its own domestic concerns. We can lower the
18:54
Speaker 1: cost of everything. We can get global energy production way up.
18:58
Speaker 1: We can sell more American farm goods. Guys, if President
19:03
Speaker 1: Trump can pull this off, it will be the ultimate
19:05
Speaker 1: deal ever achieved. It's an amazing, an amazing thing. And
19:12
Speaker 1: if he didn't believe that this was possible, he wouldn't
19:14
Speaker 1: be bothering. He does believe it's possible, which is why
19:17
Speaker 1: he's bothering. It's why they're doing it right now. Keep cool,
19:20
Speaker 1: my babies. Keep cool.
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Speaker 3: Keep cool.
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Speaker 1: Keep cool. Keep cool, my babies. It's an amazing thing.
19:27
Speaker 1: It's an amazing thing. So that's really good. Is there
19:31
Speaker 1: anything else here, Josh, from J.D. Vance's press conference? We
19:33
Speaker 1: have one more clip here. I think we do. Yeah, okay.
19:39
Speaker 1: This is J.D. Vance yesterday. This is J.D. Vance yesterday
19:42
Speaker 1: in Switzerland in the midst of these negotiations. And here's
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Speaker 1: some of the remarks he made to the media. Watch this.
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Speaker 3: I think it's important for the American people, but people
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Speaker 3: all over the world to appreciate that what's brought us
19:54
Speaker 3: to this moment is the president's leadership and the president's
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Speaker 3: willingness to see a Middle East that is much different
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Speaker 3: 10 years from now than it was 10 years ago.
20:03
Speaker 3: And what we're trying to accomplish here is something very simple.
20:06
Speaker 3: Through diplomacy, through working together, to transform the Middle East,
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Speaker 3: where Iran and the Gulf have been at war with
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Speaker 3: each other, or at least have had very unfriendly relations,
20:18
Speaker 3: where Iran has been a driver of regional instability. Now
20:23
Speaker 3: we see a future where everybody can work together to
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Speaker 3: promote peace and prosperity for everyone. What we have already
20:31
Speaker 3: seen back home in the United States is lower gas prices.
20:35
Speaker 3: We've seen the free flow of oil and gas.
20:38
Speaker 1: We've seen peace.
20:39
Speaker 3: And now we're trying to build on that to see
20:41
Speaker 3: if we can build something even better and more.
20:44
Speaker 1: Sustainable for the future. This is a historic meeting.
20:48
Speaker 3: Never before outside of Islamabad and here, so outside the
20:52
Speaker 3: last few months, never before has the Iranian and American
20:56
Speaker 3: leadership met at such a high level. What the president
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Speaker 3: has asked us to do is turn over a new
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Speaker 3: leaf to transform our relationship with the people of Iran
21:06
Speaker 3: and to extend an outstretched hand that says to the
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Speaker 3: people of Iran that if your leadership is willing to
21:12
Speaker 3: give up being a driver of regional instability, If they
21:15
Speaker 3: are willing to give up nuclear weapons ambitions for the
21:18
Speaker 3: long term, then the United States is willing to fundamentally
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Speaker 3: transform our relationship with that country.
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Speaker 1: That is certainly our goal.
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Speaker 3: We've already made great progress over just the last few hours,
21:28
Speaker 3: and I expect that we'll make additional progress in the
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Speaker 3: hours to come.
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Speaker 7: Thank you all.
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Speaker 1: It's a big thing. Kamala could never. Kamala doesn't even
21:36
Speaker 1: know where Iran is, let's be honest. She's just mindless.
21:41
Speaker 1: I mean, what a difference a vice president makes. In
21:44
Speaker 1: fact- I there's a let me see if I have it.
21:47
Speaker 1: There was a crazy Kamala clip. Oh, yeah, this is it.
21:51
Speaker 1: This is it. Josh did not know I was going
21:52
Speaker 1: to do this. But that's that's the nature of the show.
21:55
Speaker 1: We change moment to moment. Here's Kamala on with Don
21:58
Speaker 1: Lamont just in the last few days. Look at the
22:01
Speaker 1: babbling nonsense. Imagine this woman trying to negotiate global peace.
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Speaker 6: I really, truly believe this. We each have have light
22:09
Speaker 6: inside of us. And we need to know that that
22:13
Speaker 6: is what inspires our hope as much as anything external
22:17
Speaker 6: to ourselves. And when we feel that and not allow
22:22
Speaker 6: an election or an individual to dampen that light and
22:27
Speaker 6: instead let that light kind of carry us in particular
22:31
Speaker 6: moments of darkness, that we not only act on that hope,
22:37
Speaker 6: but we inspire that hope in each other. And in particular,
22:42
Speaker 6: at this moment, it is so important that we not
22:47
Speaker 6: only have hope, but that we understand that that should
22:51
Speaker 6: be a verb.
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Speaker 1: I love I love Don Lamont. Look at him. His face.
23:00
Speaker 1: He has no idea what she's even saying.
23:02
Speaker 2: You know.
23:03
Speaker 1: This is like, I envision him in that like scene
23:06
Speaker 1: from Airplane where she just won't shut up and he
23:09
Speaker 1: just starts pouring gasoline all over himself so he can
23:11
Speaker 1: light himself on fire. What a difference. The Iranians, dude,
23:21
Speaker 1: if Kamala was in a meeting with the Iranians, they
23:23
Speaker 1: would detonate their suicide vests right there. They'd be like,
23:26
Speaker 1: I can't take this anymore. You know, in a way
23:32
Speaker 1: that might solve the problem, actually. Maybe we should deploy Kamala.
23:35
Speaker 1: We'll think about it some more. Let the VP think
23:39
Speaker 1: about that. All right, more ahead on this edition of Vince,
23:42
Speaker 1: including some of the naysayers back here in the United
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Speaker 1: I do wonder, what if we deployed Kamala Harris? Hmm.
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Speaker 1: You know, a little Chinese water torture. You know, just
25:18
Speaker 1: send her into the room with the Iranians and just
25:20
Speaker 1: have her negotiate. It could be good. They'd be rushing
25:26
Speaker 1: to get to a deal with the president and the
25:28
Speaker 1: vice president, you know? You know? Operation Incomprehensible Fury. Keep
25:38
Speaker 1: thinking about it. Meanwhile, back home, Chris Christie is, well,
25:43
Speaker 1: he's a hardcore oversized Trump hater. The guy really hates Trump.
25:47
Speaker 1: What a dramatic fall this guy has had. Here's Chris Christie.
25:53
Speaker 1: on ABC over the weekend, screwing up every last detail
25:57
Speaker 1: about President Trump's memorandum of understanding with Iran. Listen to this.
26:01
Speaker 1: Cut five. Here he is, and I'll tell you why
26:03
Speaker 1: he's wrong.
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Speaker 8: Well, let's put all this in context, right? I give
26:07
Speaker 8: the president all the credit in the world for the
26:08
Speaker 8: June bombing of the nuclear sites. But now we get
26:12
Speaker 8: to February. He tells us this is about regime change,
26:15
Speaker 8: unconditional surrender, eliminate the nuclear threat, and eliminate their missile capability.
26:20
Speaker 8: That's what he tells us. He then does five weeks
26:22
Speaker 8: of war, less than what the Pentagon wanted him to do.
26:25
Speaker 1: And then he stops.
26:27
Speaker 8: And he stops and fills the air with a whole
26:29
Speaker 8: bunch of empty threats about when he's going to restart.
26:32
Speaker 8: Then he gets to the point where the Iranians have
26:35
Speaker 8: him in a corner because of the economic calamity that's
26:39
Speaker 8: caused by something that apparently his geniuses in his national
26:42
Speaker 8: security team didn't anticipate, that they would close the Strait
26:45
Speaker 8: of Hormuz. How they didn't anticipate that, John, I don't know.
26:49
Speaker 8: So now he has to make a deal. because he
26:51
Speaker 8: feels the economy in the United States crumbling beneath him.
26:55
Speaker 1: And what's he do?
26:57
Speaker 8: He gives them the option of opening or closing the
26:59
Speaker 8: Strait of Hormuz based upon their interpretation of whether- They have.
27:03
Speaker 1: To work it out with Oman.
27:04
Speaker 2: Right.
27:04
Speaker 8: Us and Israel are complying, us and Israel, not a
27:07
Speaker 8: party to the agreement. He gives them a $ 300 billion
27:11
Speaker 8: bribe offer. He unfreezes all of their assets. He gives
27:16
Speaker 8: them their oil profits back.
27:17
Speaker 1: Which is $ 35.
27:18
Speaker 8: To $ 50 billion a year. On top of it, he
27:22
Speaker 8: doesn't prevent them from charging service fees to go through
27:26
Speaker 8: the strait, which JP Morgan says could be $ 60 to
27:29
Speaker 8: $ 90 billion a year. And now to end it up,
27:32
Speaker 8: to end where you started, he hands over the negotiations
27:36
Speaker 8: to a naive and inexperienced vice president and two other
27:40
Speaker 8: guys who would be better buying you an office building
27:43
Speaker 8: in Alexandria than negotiating this. And let me say this,
27:47
Speaker 8: he's gone from America first to Iran first.
27:51
Speaker 1: So I would say almost every word you heard him
27:54
Speaker 1: utter there was a lie, actually. Too many to go through,
27:58
Speaker 1: but some of them come to mind immediately. One of
28:01
Speaker 1: them is like, well, the Pentagon wanted him to go
28:03
Speaker 1: longer than he did. I don't care what the Pentagon wants.
28:06
Speaker 1: He's the commander in chief. What are you talking about?
28:10
Speaker 1: And when did the Secretary of War indicate that the
28:13
Speaker 1: president was wrong? Because I'm pretty sure he runs the Pentagon.
28:16
Speaker 1: When did Pete Hegseth, Chad, did I miss that? Did
28:18
Speaker 1: Pete Hegseth come out and say, hey, the president really
28:21
Speaker 1: screwed this up? I didn't see that at all. All
28:24
Speaker 1: I saw was a crisp salute from the military carrying
28:29
Speaker 1: out the orders of the commander in chief. That's all
28:31
Speaker 1: I saw. So I don't know what Chris Christie is
28:34
Speaker 1: talking about. No, the Strait of Hormuz can't be shut
28:37
Speaker 1: off or on by will by the Iranians. The president
28:41
Speaker 1: said this weekend, if you shut it down, I'm going
28:43
Speaker 1: to kill you. You're not even going to make it
28:44
Speaker 1: back to your own country. How does that square with
28:48
Speaker 1: what you just heard come out of Chris Christie's mouth?
28:50
Speaker 1: It doesn't in any way. The Iranians were not given
28:54
Speaker 1: a $ 300 billion bribe. That's disinformation. I'm using Chris Christie
29:00
Speaker 1: as an oversized vehicle for the talking points that you're
29:02
Speaker 1: hearing from everywhere. Just the lies that are coming out.
29:06
Speaker 1: What was everyone lying about? Why do you have to
29:08
Speaker 1: lie all the time? I get it. You hate Trump.
29:10
Speaker 1: You don't have to lie about the memorandum of understanding
29:13
Speaker 1: or what Trump is doing here or how he's operating.
29:16
Speaker 1: Stop lying all the time. They're not getting any money
29:20
Speaker 1: unless they comply. That's the way this works. And J.D. Vance,
29:29
Speaker 1: I would say, is a superior negotiator to any of
29:33
Speaker 1: the other idiots who we could possibly put in front
29:35
Speaker 1: of the Iranians right now. He's a smart United States Marine,
29:39
Speaker 1: loves this country, serves the president with pride, and he
29:43
Speaker 1: is doing a great job on behalf of the American people.
29:46
Speaker 1: He's been an honest broker throughout all of this. And
29:51
Speaker 1: Chris Christie's just lying because he hates Trump. That's it.
29:54
Speaker 1: That's what it's all about. He just literally hates Trump.
29:57
Speaker 1: So he goes on TV to try and attack him
29:59
Speaker 1: and to suck up to the New York media, which
30:02
Speaker 1: he's always been obsessed with. It's really sad to see,
30:05
Speaker 1: but there it was. And again, Chris Christie is a
30:09
Speaker 1: perfect template for the way the rest of the media
30:11
Speaker 1: are treating President Trump right now as he tries to
30:14
Speaker 1: handle this. They're crapping all over his efforts to try
30:17
Speaker 1: and achieve peace. Meanwhile, the American people love it. The
30:22
Speaker 1: American people, all the surveys, all the polls show are
30:25
Speaker 1: with President Trump on trying to achieve peace in the
30:28
Speaker 1: Middle East right now. That's what they want. They want
30:32
Speaker 1: lower gas prices. They want global peace. They want the
30:35
Speaker 1: president to succeed. So I'm siding with the American people here.
30:39
Speaker 1: And I side with the president of the United States,
30:41
Speaker 1: not the incomprehensible lies that are coming out, including for
30:44
Speaker 1: people like Chris Christie. Meanwhile, the president's got all sorts
30:49
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30:52
Speaker 1: And that includes trying to get the Save America Act passed.
30:55
Speaker 1: And it also includes this drama around his director of
30:58
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31:02
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31:05
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31:12
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31:16
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Speaker 1: Bill Palti's causing all sorts of headaches over at the
34:10
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Speaker 1: Bill Palti just arrived this weekend, and actually it was Friday.
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Speaker 1: On Thursday, he showed up early, and he asked for
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Speaker 1: over the weekend, he posted this image. It's a little emoji.
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Speaker 1: you know, an American flag emoji. And right beneath it,
34:33
Speaker 1: there's the president of the United States in black and white,
34:36
Speaker 1: fists down right there on the Resolute desk, leaning forward
34:40
Speaker 1: as if he's going to dominate on behalf of the
34:43
Speaker 1: United States of America. It's a great image. Bill Palty
34:46
Speaker 1: sharing this this weekend. Basically, LFG, it's time to work.
34:51
Speaker 1: It's time to work. which is wonderful. And I love
34:54
Speaker 1: that Bill Palti's there. In fact, every time I hear
34:57
Speaker 1: these establishment people freak out even more about him, it's
35:01
Speaker 1: like an inverse endorsement. You know what I mean? When
35:04
Speaker 1: Mark Warner is angry that Bill Palti has this job,
35:08
Speaker 1: it's a good thing for the United States of America.
35:11
Speaker 1: Look at Mark Warner, Democrat, freaking out about Bill doing
35:15
Speaker 1: this work for the American people.
35:17
Speaker 9: And I think that the president has just decided to
35:21
Speaker 9: blow that off, ignore that And the trouble will be
35:26
Speaker 9: we won't know in the short term the damage. What
35:30
Speaker 9: we will know is that national security leaders that are
35:34
Speaker 9: Trump-appointed are nervous about Pulte coming in. We do know
35:39
Speaker 9: that America's allies, who already were concerned that they might
35:43
Speaker 9: have leaks if they shared with this administration, I fear
35:48
Speaker 9: more of them will start to hold back intelligence. And
35:51
Speaker 9: that makes America weaker.
35:54
Speaker 1: Now, that last part is a dangerous thing. That's a
35:57
Speaker 1: dangerous game that Mark Warner is playing. But let me
35:59
Speaker 1: address the first part. He says there are national security
36:02
Speaker 1: leaders who are Trump appointed, who are nervous about Bill
36:05
Speaker 1: Paltry coming in. If that's the case, let's fire them.
36:10
Speaker 1: Let's fire them. And in fact, if you're a national
36:13
Speaker 1: security leader who's currently working for the president of the
36:15
Speaker 1: United States, and you would like to voice your discontent
36:19
Speaker 1: with his latest action of appointing Bill Paltry to be
36:22
Speaker 1: the director of national intelligence. Please speak up now so
36:25
Speaker 1: we can remove you. Like, are you serious right now?
36:30
Speaker 1: National security leaders, as if that expression in any way
36:34
Speaker 1: bears any weight for normal people? Didn't we have like
36:38
Speaker 1: 51 national security leaders sign a letter claiming that Hunter
36:42
Speaker 1: Biden's laptop was Russian disinformation? We're done with national security
36:47
Speaker 1: leaders trying to browbeat the rest of us into giving
36:50
Speaker 1: up our sovereignty and our civil liberties and our constitutional rights.
36:56
Speaker 1: We're done with that crap. So spare us, Mark Warner.
37:02
Speaker 1: But that last point is a little dangerous, more than
37:04
Speaker 1: a little. That's Mark Warner telling our allies around the
37:10
Speaker 1: planet not to share intelligence with the United States during
37:13
Speaker 1: this period. He says, you know what? These foreign countries
37:17
Speaker 1: are going to second guess giving us intelligence now because
37:20
Speaker 1: they're not going to be certain that Bill Palti is
37:22
Speaker 1: not going to leak it. That their secrets are going
37:26
Speaker 1: to be all over the place. Their dirty laundry is
37:28
Speaker 1: going to be everywhere with Bill Palti as the acting
37:30
Speaker 1: director of national intelligence. Now, Mark Warner has no basis
37:34
Speaker 1: to say that other than his utter loathing for Bill Palti.
37:38
Speaker 1: That's it. He has no basis to say that whatsoever.
37:43
Speaker 1: And yet he said it anyway. What does that do? Well,
37:46
Speaker 1: it sends a message to foreign allies that maybe they
37:49
Speaker 1: should withhold intelligence. So if anybody is imperiling us here
37:53
Speaker 1: in terms of our national security, it's Mark freaking Warner.
37:56
Speaker 1: It's not Bill Pulte, the guy who President Trump trusts,
38:00
Speaker 1: and by extension, the American people trust to handle this
38:03
Speaker 1: business of our intelligence community. This is one of those
38:09
Speaker 1: moments where you know that there's so much more going
38:12
Speaker 1: on than meets the eye directly. There's so much more
38:16
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38:20
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38:22
Speaker 1: safeguarding America's intelligence. And it has everything to do with
38:26
Speaker 1: safeguarding the corruption that's within our government. This is making me,
38:32
Speaker 1: I don't even know Bill personally. Every time I hear
38:34
Speaker 1: this crap, it makes me like him even more. Okay, good.
38:38
Speaker 1: In fact, we should keep him there as long as
38:40
Speaker 1: possible under the statutes. President Trump is trying to do
38:44
Speaker 1: that right now. He put Jay Clayton forward as a
38:47
Speaker 1: nominee in the United States Senate to take the job.
38:50
Speaker 1: And then the Senate tried sprinting it through just to
38:53
Speaker 1: stop Bill Paltry from having the gig, which made the
38:57
Speaker 1: president go, wait, what the hell's going on here? Forget it.
39:00
Speaker 1: I'm not nominating him right now. I'm withdrawing the nomination
39:03
Speaker 1: for now. That's what the president did. And you have
39:07
Speaker 1: establishment figures who are still pushing.
39:08
Speaker 9: No, no, no.
39:09
Speaker 1: Get him through. Get him through. We can't have Bill Paltry.
39:11
Speaker 1: Here's Lindsey Graham doing this this weekend. Cut seven. Watch
39:14
Speaker 1: Lindsey Graham, establishment Republican.
39:16
Speaker 10: President Trump appeared to sabotage his own nominee, Jay Clayton,
39:20
Speaker 10: who was going to be the nominee with a confirmation
39:24
Speaker 10: hearing last week to run the director of national intelligence.
39:29
Speaker 10: He told him not to show up at his hearing
39:30
Speaker 10: so that let Bill Pulte this controversial head of the
39:34
Speaker 10: federal housing agency was no prior intelligence background or security
39:39
Speaker 10: clearance in charge are you comfortable with giving Pulte the
39:43
Speaker 10: keys to the 18 agencies.
39:47
Speaker 11: I think what we had in place should happen. I
39:49
Speaker 11: think Clayton should be the new DNI. President Trump was
39:52
Speaker 11: told that Democrats were not going to support Pfizer reauthorization,
39:56
Speaker 11: and he got mad and pulled out of the agreement.
39:59
Speaker 1: They will.
40:00
Speaker 11: Mark Warner told me that there are enough votes to
40:02
Speaker 11: get Pfizer reauthorized, and I would urge President Trump to
40:07
Speaker 11: let Clayton testify and that we nominate Clayton and get
40:10
Speaker 11: him affirmed as the new DNI. We don't want FISA
40:14
Speaker 11: to go dark. There's too many threats to our country
40:16
Speaker 11: for 702 to go down. Anybody who owns the shutting
40:20
Speaker 11: down of 702 under FISA will own a future attack
40:24
Speaker 11: against the United States. We're playing with fire here.
40:28
Speaker 10: You said you spent time with President Trump this past week.
40:31
Speaker 10: Did he say to you that he will do what
40:33
Speaker 10: you just laid out?
40:35
Speaker 11: I'll let him speak for himself, but I told him
40:39
Speaker 11: that any Democrat that shuts down FISA at a time
40:42
Speaker 11: of great peril to the United States is making a
40:44
Speaker 11: huge mistake. The same would be true of the Trump administration.
40:48
Speaker 11: We need FISA up and running, so.
40:49
Speaker 1: Here's what I hope will happen.
40:51
Speaker 11: That Clayton will appear before the committee, we'll get him confirmed,
40:54
Speaker 11: and we'll get FISA reauthorized as the original plan was.
40:58
Speaker 1: I think the Democratic votes are there.
41:00
Speaker 11: We're playing with fire here. No matter what side does it,
41:03
Speaker 11: America needs FISA up and running.
41:05
Speaker 1: What is that? Lindsey Graham's like, we have to suck
41:07
Speaker 1: up to Democrats in order to get what we want.
41:09
Speaker 1: What are you talking about? You understand what's happening here?
41:15
Speaker 1: They're holding FISA reauthorization hostage until Trump gets rid of
41:21
Speaker 1: Bill Pulte. You see that? And FISA reauthorization is the
41:27
Speaker 1: spying powers of the United States intel community. That's what
41:30
Speaker 1: he's talking about. Now, FISA has problems of its own
41:34
Speaker 1: because it's been routinely abused to spy on American citizens,
41:37
Speaker 1: including President Trump and the people around him. That desperately
41:41
Speaker 1: needs to be fixed, and Congress has kicked the can
41:43
Speaker 1: on that thing 6,000 times, and they're trying to do
41:45
Speaker 1: it again right now. The president's conditions for FISA reauthorization
41:51
Speaker 1: is you have to include the Save America Act. You
41:55
Speaker 1: have to include it in order to reauthorize FISA. That's
41:59
Speaker 1: what he wants. But Lindsey Graham is saying, Mr. President,
42:03
Speaker 1: let Jay Clayton through, and then Democrats will give us
42:05
Speaker 1: FISA reauthorization. And if we don't get FISA reauthorization, there's
42:09
Speaker 1: going to be a terror attack, and you're going to
42:11
Speaker 1: be to blame. Okay, settle down, son. Settle the hell down.
42:18
Speaker 1: I don't like this. I don't like this one bit.
42:21
Speaker 1: This whole thing stinks to high heaven. There is a
42:25
Speaker 1: sinister reason Washington is trying to stop Bill Paltry from
42:28
Speaker 1: having this job for any kind of term. Let's be
42:31
Speaker 1: honest about what's happening. You and I may not know
42:34
Speaker 1: every last detail about why they're freaking out, but you
42:38
Speaker 1: do know it has absolutely nothing to do with safeguarding
42:41
Speaker 1: America's national security.
42:43
Speaker 8: Nothing.
42:44
Speaker 1: And everything to do with the mission he is tasked with,
42:49
Speaker 1: which is to get rid of the deep state and
42:53
Speaker 1: to be honest about the state of America's elections, which
42:56
Speaker 1: is why, again, I hope he stays in that job
42:58
Speaker 1: for as long as possible and gets a lot done.
43:01
Speaker 1: over the course of that time period. And here's the
43:04
Speaker 1: president last week talking about all of this, saying he
43:07
Speaker 1: wants FISA, he wants Save America done together, and that
43:10
Speaker 1: he's going to be keeping Bill Pulte around for a while.
43:13
Speaker 1: Take a look.
43:14
Speaker 2: What do you expect Bill Pulte to be acting DNI? Well,
43:18
Speaker 2: as long as it takes to get everybody else approved.
43:20
Speaker 2: I mean, they were doing a rush act and we
43:23
Speaker 2: didn't get anything for it. Look, he's a very legitimate guy.
43:26
Speaker 2: He's very smart. He's a brilliant guy. Look at the
43:29
Speaker 2: job he did at Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac. I mean,
43:32
Speaker 2: it's worth probably a trillion dollars right now. So we
43:35
Speaker 2: put him there. But all of a sudden, it was
43:36
Speaker 2: like a rush act by the Democrats. And they said
43:40
Speaker 2: they were going to approve FISA. And I said, but
43:42
Speaker 2: we want FISA approved, but we want the Save America
43:46
Speaker 2: Act approved. Voter ID, proof of citizenship, no mail-in ballots,
43:51
Speaker 2: with exceptions, like for the military, sick, you're sick. Are
43:55
Speaker 2: you traveling? Disabled? Very, you know, open and generous. We
44:01
Speaker 2: also want no men playing in women's sports, and we
44:03
Speaker 2: want no transgender mutilization of our children. None. Those are
44:09
Speaker 2: five things that are 99 percent to.
44:13
Speaker 1: I mean, that's all we want.
44:15
Speaker 12: It's not a lot.
44:16
Speaker 2: The Save America Act. And that can be passed any
44:19
Speaker 2: way they want to pass it. But I'm not going
44:21
Speaker 2: to sign FISA unless it's done. And this was like
44:24
Speaker 2: a rush act. And it was a rush act by
44:27
Speaker 2: the Democrats. All of a sudden they want to get.
44:29
Speaker 2: And why are they afraid of this guy? I mean,
44:31
Speaker 2: they're so afraid of him. They'll do anything not to
44:34
Speaker 2: have Pulte go in there. He's a very capable guy
44:37
Speaker 2: and they're worried about that.
44:40
Speaker 1: You know, there is. There's something that I'm just thinking of, too.
44:48
Speaker 1: I'm reminded of the fact that James Comey and John Brennan,
44:54
Speaker 1: in the course of their fury with the Trump administration
44:58
Speaker 1: for trying to hold them accountable for their credible criminal activity,
45:05
Speaker 1: credibly accused criminal activity, both Comey and Brennan have said, hey, look,
45:08
Speaker 1: there are still people on the inside who don't like Trump,
45:12
Speaker 1: who we're telling to wait out, just hold on, help
45:13
Speaker 1: is coming. In other words, like Bill Pulte has a
45:20
Speaker 1: big job to do. There's lots to clean up. And
45:23
Speaker 1: Mary Margaret Olihan recently, our friend Mary Margaret in May,
45:28
Speaker 1: asked the president about this, about this suggestion that Justice
45:32
Speaker 1: Department employees and various others in the intel community should
45:35
Speaker 1: hang on and wait out President Trump's administration. And the
45:38
Speaker 1: president said, well, if they're there, we're going to find
45:41
Speaker 1: them and we're going to get rid of them. In
45:43
Speaker 1: every agency, you have scum. Here's the president.
45:46
Speaker 2: Listen.
45:47
Speaker 9: The Press Well, Mr.
45:47
Speaker 10: President, you suggested that there's still people in your DOJ
45:50
Speaker 10: and FBI that are waiting you out.
45:51
Speaker 12: They're waiting until your administration is over to get back
45:54
Speaker 12: to work.
45:55
Speaker 1: Do you think those people are still in the DOJ
45:57
Speaker 1: and FBI?
45:57
Speaker 13: The President I hope not. Well, if they are, we're
45:59
Speaker 13: going to seek them out. We'll seek them out.
46:02
Speaker 2: We'll get rid of them. Okay?
46:03
Speaker 13: Because you have— in every agency, you have scum. And certainly,
46:07
Speaker 13: they did in the FBI and DOJ. But Todd Blanchard
46:11
Speaker 13: is doing a fantastic job. Cash is doing a very
46:13
Speaker 13: good job. So we'll— we will prevail. I've been standing
46:18
Speaker 13: here a long time with you, many years, right?
46:21
Speaker 1: And they've been saying, I think it's it.
46:22
Speaker 13: I think he's trouble. Here I am, you know, it's
46:26
Speaker 13: a very constant situation. But I think you're going to
46:29
Speaker 13: find that we have great people in the FBI and
46:33
Speaker 13: we have great people at DOJ. Todd Blanch has really
46:36
Speaker 13: been doing it.
46:37
Speaker 2: All right.
46:38
Speaker 1: So that's the commentary on DOJ broadly. But this gets
46:41
Speaker 1: back to the mission that the president has, of course,
46:43
Speaker 1: been on so aggressively, which is like, hey, we got
46:45
Speaker 1: to root out the deep state. You got to root
46:47
Speaker 1: out this subversion. It is completely unconstitutional to try and
46:52
Speaker 1: subvert the will of the American people and upend the
46:55
Speaker 1: presidency just because you disagree with the guy on policy
46:57
Speaker 1: or because somehow your nest egg is being imperiled because
47:01
Speaker 1: of the corrupt arrangement you've built within our government. Nope, nope.
47:05
Speaker 1: We're getting you the hell out of the government. And
47:07
Speaker 1: if you have violated the law, we should prosecute you too.
47:12
Speaker 1: Bill Paltry's got a big job. And I'm glad to
47:16
Speaker 1: see that the president is staying in this fight. We'll
47:19
Speaker 1: see what happens next. You know, Lindsey Graham, of course,
47:21
Speaker 1: is trying to bend his ear. Please put Jay Clayton in.
47:23
Speaker 1: Please put Jay Clayton in. How about no? How about no?
47:27
Speaker 1: How about we keep Bill there so long that we
47:30
Speaker 1: see Lindsey Graham just keep sweating on Sunday shows about
47:33
Speaker 1: the fact that he's doing that job? I'd be very
47:36
Speaker 1: happy with that. Yeah, but the Save America Act, you know,
47:39
Speaker 1: that fight continues. to try and get this thing done.
47:43
Speaker 1: And I, you know, Mike Lee last week, the Senator
47:46
Speaker 1: was served up a big struggle session by the establishment
47:49
Speaker 1: Republicans during a Senate lunch. And I told you about
47:51
Speaker 1: that right after it happened. Like, stop talking about this.
47:54
Speaker 1: Stop talking about this. You're misleading the American people. It's
47:57
Speaker 1: not possible. It is possible. And once again, this weekend,
48:02
Speaker 1: Mike Lee, undeterred, was on television pushing the Save America
48:06
Speaker 1: Act again. And he said it is very possible through
48:10
Speaker 1: two routes, either nuke the filibuster or barrel through it.
48:15
Speaker 1: Watch Mike Lee cut none.
48:16
Speaker 7: He's right that the expanded version of it has never
48:20
Speaker 7: gotten to 50 votes. But it's important, Shannon, to remember
48:22
Speaker 7: that the original Save America Act, the one that was
48:26
Speaker 7: passed by the House of Representatives, does have simple majority
48:30
Speaker 7: support in the Senate. Now, while it's true we're 10
48:33
Speaker 7: votes shy of cloture, of forcing debate to a close,
48:37
Speaker 7: that doesn't mean that we couldn't pass it. There are
48:39
Speaker 7: a couple ways to get there. One would be nuking
48:41
Speaker 7: the filibuster, as you pointed out, that appears not likely
48:44
Speaker 7: to happen. But the other way is to exhaust the
48:47
Speaker 7: other side, to continue to debate the bill until it passes.
48:52
Speaker 7: This was a common procedure in the Senate for most
48:55
Speaker 7: of its existence. It needs to be used from time
48:58
Speaker 7: to time in situations like this one. Look, the American
49:01
Speaker 7: people overwhelmingly support this, Republicans, Democrats alike. We're talking about
49:05
Speaker 7: three out of four Americans, regardless of political party, want
49:08
Speaker 7: to make it easy to vote, hard to cheat. That's
49:11
Speaker 7: what the House Pass Save America Act does, and the
49:14
Speaker 7: Senate needs to be willing to do the hard work
49:17
Speaker 7: to make sure that that happens. If we put it
49:18
Speaker 7: on the floor tomorrow, and we announce that we're going
49:21
Speaker 7: to debate it until it passes, I'm confident that we
49:24
Speaker 7: can get there.
49:26
Speaker 1: God bless Mike Lee. God bless him. Because what he's
49:31
Speaker 1: doing is maintaining that public pressure that has annoyed the
49:36
Speaker 1: hell out of these establishment Republicans. They hate this. The
49:41
Speaker 1: Cornens of the world and the Thumbelinas and Mitch McConnell.
49:46
Speaker 1: Where's Mitch the glitch at these days? Is he even
49:48
Speaker 1: working in the Senate? These guys hate that this pressure
49:52
Speaker 1: is continuing. Keep it up, please. It can't just be
49:56
Speaker 1: Mike Lee. It has to be all of us. We
49:59
Speaker 1: have to maintain this pressure on the Senate. You know,
50:02
Speaker 1: it's funny, too. It's like they accuse The irony of
50:06
Speaker 1: all of this is, like, the establishment Republicans who refuse
50:08
Speaker 1: to do this, they're accusing the rest of us of
50:10
Speaker 1: being bought and paid for. That this is somehow some
50:13
Speaker 1: sort of astroturf campaign that is just the, that's just,
50:16
Speaker 1: you know, these dastardly conservative commentators who are calling for
50:20
Speaker 1: the Save America Act. It's, look, the reason this issue
50:24
Speaker 1: is so resonant, one of the, you know, one of
50:27
Speaker 1: the reasons we talk about it so frequently, this audience
50:30
Speaker 1: is obsessed with it. I didn't invent that obsession. You
50:36
Speaker 1: have this obsession. And so do I. And so do I.
50:39
Speaker 1: So we talk about it a lot because we want
50:42
Speaker 1: it to be done. And it is achievable. Now, if
50:44
Speaker 1: this was not achievable, if this was something this is like, like,
50:47
Speaker 1: it's just impossible to do, then a lot of this
50:50
Speaker 1: would just be wasted breath. It's not impossible. It's entirely
50:53
Speaker 1: achievable for all the reasons Mike Lee just laid out.
50:56
Speaker 1: The Senate for years has coasted on this notion. He's that, well,
51:00
Speaker 1: we don't have 60 votes to end debate, so therefore
51:03
Speaker 1: the legislation shouldn't move forward. There's another way to end debate.
51:07
Speaker 1: Have the freaking debate. That's how you end debate. You
51:12
Speaker 1: allow the debate to actually be conducted. And at the
51:16
Speaker 1: end of it, when the debate is exhausted, you get
51:19
Speaker 1: to vote on the legislation. The Senate almost never does
51:22
Speaker 1: it because they're too lazy. That's the truth. But they
51:25
Speaker 1: should do it. Have the debate. We don't have enough
51:27
Speaker 1: votes to end it. How about you start it? Let's
51:31
Speaker 1: begin with that before we get to how do we
51:34
Speaker 1: end it. Let's start it. The Save America Act is
51:38
Speaker 1: very simple. Only American citizens should be voting. That's it.
51:44
Speaker 1: That's the whole summary. I don't know if I can
51:46
Speaker 1: make it more simple than that. Only American citizens should
51:48
Speaker 1: be voting. Last week, Chuck Schumer said 25 million people
51:54
Speaker 1: would be removed from the voting rolls across the country
51:57
Speaker 1: if it passes. I hope so. I really hope so.
52:01
Speaker 1: 25 million? 25 million people who should not be on
52:04
Speaker 1: the voting rolls are currently on the voting rolls? That's
52:07
Speaker 1: quite an admission by Chuck Schumer. Now, of course, he's
52:10
Speaker 1: using it to scaremonger to suggest that somehow voters, legitimate
52:13
Speaker 1: voters are going to have their ability to cast their
52:16
Speaker 1: ballots imperiled. That's not the case at all. The only
52:18
Speaker 1: people getting removed from ballots are non-citizens, illegals, people who
52:23
Speaker 1: shouldn't be on the ballots. Not to mention a lot
52:26
Speaker 1: of dead people. And I don't think they're going to
52:28
Speaker 1: have a problem with being removed from the ballot. They're dead.
52:33
Speaker 1: Remove the 25 million people or whatever the number is.
52:36
Speaker 1: It's probably higher than that. Chuck Schumer trying to scaremonger
52:39
Speaker 1: about it. He didn't say 25 million Americans. He just
52:42
Speaker 1: said 25 million people. The voting franchise is for Americans
52:46
Speaker 1: and we should be working very hard to protect it.
52:49
Speaker 1: So Mike Lee, thank you again. Glad Mike Lee is
52:53
Speaker 1: staying in the fight. As always, really appreciate Really, really
52:58
Speaker 1: appreciate him for doing that. By the way, happy Father's
53:02
Speaker 1: Day to all the dads. I hope you had a
53:03
Speaker 1: wonderful Father's Day. I did. I was well taken care of.
53:07
Speaker 1: It was really, really, just really splendid Father's Day here
53:10
Speaker 1: in the Colonies household. We had a really good one.
53:14
Speaker 1: And normal people, I think, enjoyed Father's Day. The New
53:18
Speaker 1: York Times is not normal. Did you see what the
53:19
Speaker 1: New York Times marked Father's Day this weekend? They did
53:23
Speaker 1: it by saying that women can be men. Have you
53:25
Speaker 1: seen this? It was a whole comic strip that they
53:29
Speaker 1: released because they're a joke. And it was headlined, To
53:32
Speaker 1: My Daughter, My Gender Was Never Complicated. And it's a
53:36
Speaker 1: series of comic panels about a woman who is pretending
53:42
Speaker 1: to be a man. And there's one here. How did
53:45
Speaker 1: you grow a mustache if you were a lady? Says
53:49
Speaker 1: the daughter in the comic cartoon. And then there's one
53:53
Speaker 1: here where he's talking about... Oh, my God. Where she's
53:57
Speaker 1: talking about how she got rid of her breasts to
54:03
Speaker 1: become a man. Oh, here it is. How long did
54:07
Speaker 1: you have your breasts for, Dad?
54:09
Speaker 14: This is how the New York Times marks freaking Father's Day.
54:16
Speaker 14: By saying women should lop off their breasts to pretend.
54:19
Speaker 8: To be men.
54:21
Speaker 1: I happen to think women shouldn't lop off their breasts.
54:24
Speaker 1: that they were made in the image and likeness of God,
54:27
Speaker 1: and that you shouldn't be told that your body's a mistake,
54:31
Speaker 1: that there's something very sad and abusive about that. And
54:35
Speaker 1: here they have this, basically, here's the push. Not only
54:40
Speaker 1: does the cartoon depict some woman who's been mutilated now,
54:46
Speaker 1: but it goes on to say that this is good
54:48
Speaker 1: to propagandize children with on Father's Day. Now, what is this?
54:54
Speaker 1: What if you had to figure out what is this
54:56
Speaker 1: line of attack about? Why would The New York Times
54:59
Speaker 1: even engage in something like this? Well, here's here's a starter.
55:03
Speaker 1: Here's a here's a good assessment. This comes to us
55:06
Speaker 1: from Brandon Gill, the remarkable congressman from Texas. And he
55:10
Speaker 1: says the following. On Father's Day, The New York Times
55:12
Speaker 1: decided to promote a cartoon of a woman cosplaying as
55:16
Speaker 1: a father, cosplaying, meaning wearing the costume of. And boy,
55:20
Speaker 1: she really went the distance, didn't she? And they did
55:23
Speaker 1: it for a reason, because the cultural left knows that
55:26
Speaker 1: the first step to conquering the future is brainwashing the
55:29
Speaker 1: minds of our children. And they've realized that strong fathers
55:33
Speaker 1: are the biggest obstacle to that goal. They want to
55:37
Speaker 1: tear the institution of fatherhood down to nothing, because to
55:42
Speaker 1: the left, things that are normal, good, and holy are
55:47
Speaker 1: a threat to their Marxist revolutions. As usual, Brandon Gill
55:53
Speaker 1: is right about this. The home is the smallest form
55:59
Speaker 1: and the most important form of governance that we have.
56:03
Speaker 1: It is. Oftentimes when we talk about government, we talk
56:06
Speaker 1: about it at the local, state, and national levels. But
56:09
Speaker 1: there's an even smaller unit of government, but it is
56:12
Speaker 1: the single most important. It's the family unit. That governance
56:19
Speaker 1: sets the course of your entire life, doesn't it? The rules,
56:23
Speaker 1: the customs, the respect that you learn, the environment in
56:29
Speaker 1: which you raised sets the course for the rest of
56:32
Speaker 1: your life. It really does. It dictates what kind of
56:36
Speaker 1: citizen you're going to be. To what extent do you
56:39
Speaker 1: think helping others is an important thing for you to do?
56:43
Speaker 1: Do you live a life of virtue? And in order
56:46
Speaker 1: to get that foundation, you should, at its best, the
56:51
Speaker 1: way it works is if you have a mother and
56:53
Speaker 1: a father inside of that household, that is the highest
56:57
Speaker 1: likeliness that you will both have the right structure and
57:00
Speaker 1: the right chance of success in life. It's true definitely culturally, spiritually.
57:05
Speaker 1: It's also true economically. The studies on this are really clear.
57:08
Speaker 1: A father and a mother being inside the house increase
57:11
Speaker 1: your chance of economic success by a huge percentage. If
57:16
Speaker 1: you lack that, if you're raised in a single parent environment,
57:19
Speaker 1: typically single mother in most cases, if you're raised in
57:23
Speaker 1: a single parent environment, the studies on this subject show
57:27
Speaker 1: pretty clearly your chances of making it to a higher
57:30
Speaker 1: economic quintile are very low, very low. It's just, now,
57:35
Speaker 1: are there people who break the rule? Definitely. But the
57:38
Speaker 1: averages are very clear, which is why two parent households
57:41
Speaker 1: are a huge deal. And strong fathers, strong spiritual leaders
57:47
Speaker 1: inside of their home, people who can form a great
57:51
Speaker 1: foundation for their children, are absolutely essential for creating healthy, well-adjusted,
57:57
Speaker 1: and ready-to-succeed kids. The father really matters, big time, big time.
58:04
Speaker 1: In fact, a return to fatherhood, if the country further
58:09
Speaker 1: embraced fatherhood, if our families had more fathers in the home,
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Speaker 1: it would be an instant improvement on the quality of
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Speaker 1: our country, socially, culturally, spiritually, economically, in terms of our safety,
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Speaker 1: crime would go down. The father is the missing ingredient
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Speaker 1: in so many chaotic households across the country. So rather
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Speaker 1: than diminishing the value of fatherhood or pretending like it's
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Speaker 1: not a real category to begin with, oh, women can
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Speaker 1: be fathers.
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Speaker 2: No.
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Speaker 7: No.
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Speaker 1: We should be fighting to restore the prominence and value
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Speaker 1: of fatherhood at every turn and fighting back against this
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Speaker 1: kind of garbage being published in the most prominent newspaper
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Speaker 1: in America. What a joke. And as a country, we
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Speaker 1: should call it out together. Thank you to Brandon Gill
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Speaker 1: for doing it. And God bless all the fathers out there.
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Speaker 1: Thanks for raising your kids right. Those of you who
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Speaker 1: are doing it, we're always working harder to do that.
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Speaker 1: I'm always working to do that a little bit better.
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Speaker 1: Raise your kids right. We need good fathers. As always,
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Speaker 1: God bless you. Great to have you with us. As always,
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Speaker 1: we've got a big national radio show coming up today. TheVinceShow.com
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 1: In addition to that, Dan Bongino's program. That's 10 a.m.
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Speaker 2: Why?
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Speaker 1: Because she is amazing. And so are you. As always,
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