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Speaker 1 (00:00):
President Trump. I'm not urging you, I'm begging you. Scrap
the memorandum of understanding. Tear it up, throw it in
the trash can. It's not worth the paper it's written on.
And the reason why I'm saying this is as I'm
speaking now, which is about what maybe ten o'clock Friday morning,
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June nineteenth, Iran has now reblocked the Strait of horror moves.
That's right, they have shut the Strait of horror moves
down again. Why because now the IRGC says that Trump
and the United States and Israel are in violation of
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the agreement. And what exactly are they claiming? We haven't
done one? They say we have not lifted the blockade.
That is not true. That's an out and out lie.
The United States came out with an official statement saying
we have complete lifted our naval blockade. All ships are
now allowed to go into Iranian ports and leave Iranian ports.
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So the Mullahs are lying. Secondly, they now insist that
Israel must pull out of Lebanon completely. If not, it's
a violation of the deal. That is another lie. I
read the deal to the audience, to all of you.
It explicitly says there must be a ceasefire between Israel
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and Hezbelah, but it never says anywhere that Israel must
leave southern Lebanon. That is an absolute lie. And number three,
they claim that the United States, all of our forces, everything,
our navy, our troops, everything, must be pulled out of
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the entire Persian Gulf. That is another lie. What the
deal says is we go through sixty days of negotiations
and there is a final agreement, then within thirty days
of that our forces should pull out of the region.
Not to do it now immediately. So Iran is lying
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on point one, they're lying on point two, and they're
lying on point three. And what is very clear is
they don't really want to honor the deal. They now
see the United States and Israel openly squabbling. They see
Bibi and Trump at loggerheads. They now believe Israel is isolated. Trump,
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they now are convinced, has no more stomach for the war,
he will not resume bombing, and so now they want
to tear up the deal, humiliate the president, drive up
energy costs, and cost him the midterms in November. What
the President now needs to do is realize you cannot
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make a deal with the devil. You are dealing with scorpions.
You don't negotiate, you crush scorpions. And the President should
now tell them there will never be another deal with
the Mullahs. It's off, it's over. And either he should
resume massive bombing, especially along the Strait of Hormoose, smash
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and destroy all of their coastal defenses, and have the
US Navy forcibly reopen the Strait of Hormose so we
control it and all that commercial traffic, all those oil
tankers can go through unimpeded, free, unlimited, Or the President
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should just walk away and say we have destroyed Uron's
nuclear program, we have degraded their military, We have delivered
to them a massive military defeat. That oil that is
now being choked up in the Strait of Hormuz, we
don't even get a drop of that. That goes to Europe,
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that goes to China, that goes to India. It's Asia
and Europe's problem. You go, you deal with the Mullas,
you open up the strait, you go get your oil.
I don't care Door one or door two, either way,
get out. Either you finish the job and we get out,
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or you just get out. But this is now becoming
an absolute joke. They are making a fool of the President,
and more importantly, they're making a fool of the United States.
The Mullahs have broken the deal. It's time for Trump
to take no for an answer. They don't want a deal,
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they don't want peace. So tear it up and throw
that de in the trash bin and give the Mullahs
a choice. Either open up the Strait of Hormuz, or
we will utterly annihilate you. Or b we will leave
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and the world will take care of you. Either way,
it's time to give Iran the middle finger. Tear up
this memorandum of understanding. It's not worth the paper it's
written on.