March 4, 2026 • 31 mins
Sean Hannity opens the show with a deep dive into the dramatic U.S. and Israeli military strikes against Iran’s leadership and nuclear infrastructure. In a powerful conversation with Bill O’Reilly, Hannity argues that preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons is a moral and strategic imperative for future generations. The discussion examines the criticism from isolationists and political opponents, while highlighting the risks and consequences of confronting a radical regime that openly calls for the destruction of America and Israel. Hannity and O’Reilly compare the situation to historical conflicts and debate whether decisive military action can prevent larger wars in the future. The hour also touches on media coverage of the conflict and the broader geopolitical stakes involved. Hannity frames the operation as a defining moment that could reshape the Middle East and global security for decades to come.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Thanks to all of you for being with us. Right
down our toll free telephone number if you want to
be a part of the program. Well, now the leader
of the Cuds forces has been taken out. I think
the three spectacular moments have occurred here in this conflict,
this battle in Iran. One is the opening thirty seconds
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that took out the Supreme leader Ali Hamani and forty
of his top deputies. Then you have their security council
meeting some eighty some odd members to pick the next
supreme leader and they're wiped out. Now the leader of
the Kuds Forces, one of the most brutal forces on
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the face of the earth, that guy's been wiped out.
And yeah, they're also saying that I believe it or not,
now that if there's the new leader picked, that person's
going too And the Israelis now have threatened to eliminate
any new successor selected to replace Ali Hamani. And you know,
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if they continue this ideology, which of course naturally that
they would. I'm not sure when they realize that they've
been beaten. But the overwhelming use of force has been
at a level I don't think anybody has ever seen
in the history of warfare in terms of the success
I've often talked about the next generation of warfare is
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not going to be fought on the battlefield, but in
air conditioned offices. We're now beginning to see that play
out in real time as evidence by drones and evidence
by you know, long range missiles and etc. Now we
still have conventional forces, we have our ships, we have
you know, our military, but there's no boots on the ground.
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They've left open the possibility with great hesitation. That is
not part of Donald Trump's plan, in keeping with the
Trump doctrine, but any leader appointed by the Iranian terror
regime to continue to lead a plan to destroy the
US and Israel and the free world will be an
unequivocal target for elimination. This coming from the Israeli Defense Minister,
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Israel Katz. I will tell you and Linda, I think
you're in the same campus. I am sick and tired
of dumb people. I really can't take a lot of stupidity.
And when it comes to utter stupidity, you know, I
know that I stand on the shoulders of my parents
and my grandparents, my grandparents, all four of them coming
from Ireland, and I've told the story many times. And
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they came here with no money, and they never had
money in their lives. They didn't have the best lives,
you know, by definition, but they were glad to be
in America, and their goal was to build a better
life of their family and future generations. And they sat
a lot for them. And both my parents grew up
in those poor homes and you know, but my mom
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in the South Bronx, my dad in bed Star in Brooklyn,
and their goal was to make their lives better for
their children. And I try to think of think of
life in those terms as well, for my own kids
and future grandkids, hopefully not too soon. You ever tell
your kids I don't want to be a grandparent. I
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tell my kids that all the time. Is that a
bad thing to say? And probably a horrible thing to say?
Speaker 2 (03:35):
Just means a while?
Speaker 1 (03:37):
Oh yeah, like you know, I don't know. When I'm
on my deathbed, is that Okay, I'm more person I
have to worry about because I worry about everybody in
my family and I want to make sure everybody's taken
care of. I can't help it. But anyway, and and
this is now one of those moments where you either
have basic, simple common sense. You have eyes that can see,
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ears that can hear, and the wisdom and understanding to
know that a nuclear armed Iran is an existential threat
to the entire world. Really not, but it's more specifically yes, Israel,
but more specifically the US. I mean, the only reason
Israel's their first target, really their first target is the
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US is because of the closer proximity geographically to Israel
that Iran has versus the US. And there, you know,
I hear these idiotic comments Donald Trump is fighting the
war because of the bb NETSA Yahoo, Linda, how long
have we known Donald Trump? How long on this program
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have we known Donald Trump? Long before he ever got
involved in politics? Long before?
Speaker 2 (04:50):
Oh yeah, You've been having dinners and meetings and interviews
with him before he was ever.
Speaker 1 (04:55):
Forever, long before, okay, and even when he was running
for off. We're thinking about running for off. Has had
a lot of long conversations with him, and I flat
out told him, if you're not going to govern as
a conservative, I am not going to vote for you,
and I'm not going to support you, and that he
wanted to convince me what he really believed, and he
was very persuasive, and I realized A he could win.
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B he thought out of the box. See he was
you know, he had courage and bravery that most politicians
can only dream of, and that he would be the
right person at the right time. I was not wrong,
and I'm not wrong on how I view most leaders.
We talk very openly about who we like and who
we don't like. Sometimes I keep it a little quiet,
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but at the right time I will mention these things.
The US has torpedoed an enemy warship. I don't know
if you saw this, Linda Pete Hegseath announcing last night
that a torpedo from a US submarine sank an Iranian
warship in the Indian Ocean, one of the few instances
of a submarine sinking a ship since World War Two.
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And anyway, this American submarine sunk an Iranian warship that
thought it was safe in international waters. Instead it was
sunk by a torpedo. You know, I mean, we're hitting
him left, right, and sideways. The US is now using
twice the air power in Iran as was used in
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shakun Awe and the attack on Iraq. And you know what,
the President's looking at here, and what he's been discussing
is four to five weeks maybe of American involvement in
this and that's it. And you know, at that point
it's going to be up to the Iranian people. We
are not going to be really out there nation building.
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And the President was even asked about that, and I'll
get to that in a second. But the US is
rarely bombing campaign against Iran is twice the airpower of
chaka On. We now own the airspace over Iran. I
know there's been a lot of fake news polls out there,
but they've never pulled Donald Trump correctly, and they tend
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to pull you know, Rhino Republicans and usually outnumber Democrats
by a much higher percentage. When Matt Towery speaks at
inside her advantage and he's now Donald Trump and pretty
much every poll he's ever had, what he is showing
is that initial support publicly for the President's decision to
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launch this military strike on Iran is you know, he's
whopping seventeen points on the on the high side, fifty
four to thirty seven support from Republican voters, nearly eighty
percent in this survey independent voters, you know, approving by
a five point margin. Democratic approval was only thirty two percent.
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The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, General Dan raising Kane
Was said Wednesday morning that there has been a significant
decline in ranium missile and drone launches since the start
of Operation at Fury. He is that Iran's theater ballistic
missile shots fired or down a whopping eighty six percent
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from the first day of fighting, with a twenty three
percent decrease in the last twenty four hours. They're one
way attacked. Drone shots are down seventy three percent, and
he says the US has struck more than two thousand
targets during this campaign and over twenty Iranian naval vessels
have been destroyed, largely neutralizing Iran's main naval presence in
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the theater. The CIA and I've been asking this question
now for a number of days. Now we have our
answer is working to arm Kurdish of Kurdish of forces
with the aim of fomenting a popular uprising in Iran.
What have I been saying, Linda, you cannot win revolutions
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with sling shots. And for the remaining holdovers that might
remain loyal to their dead Supreme Leader and all the
other wacko supreme leaders that were there, those those people,
you know, the only way you're going to defeat them
and the people on the ground, because this is not
going to be America that does this. This is going
there's going to take the people of Iran. They will
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become the masters of their own destiny. But there's no
denying the New York Post headline had hit it perfectly,
defanging the snake. And you know, Trump laying out the goal.
And this is another thing. Why are we here? I'm
hearing these stupid commentators. Do you listen to these stupid commentators?
You know, in the course of my prepping for the
show every day I read everything and they're out there
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saying why. But most Americans have no idea why we're
even there? I mean, could Donald Trump be any more clear?
Could Marco Rubio be any more clear? That Iran can
have nuclear weapons? That is the foremost goal, and that
they're not going to be able to build out their
ballistic missile system to foment more terror in the region
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as they've gotten away with since the revolution in nineteen
seventy nine. You may not like the decision, but at
least understand what they're telling you that they're doing. It's
not that complicated. Or these idiots that actually think that
Donald Trump can be told what to do. I mean,
when I asked Phebe the question the other night, he laughed,
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He's like, yeah, all right, yeah, good luck trying to
tell Donald Trump what to do. It's not going to work.
The President actually said he has no favorite for who's
next in the line of succession, and he said it
probably would be better if it's somebody from within. You know,
some people have brought up raised up Pavlavi, and Pavlavi
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on this program even said it doesn't have to be me.
The leading possible potential candidate to replace Ali Hamoni is
now the son of Hamony, was selected to replace him
as a Supreme leader. According to a report, this guy's
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fifty six years old, tapped to assume the control of
the country by Iran's Assembly of Experts, a powerful body
of clerics. Iranian International said Tuesday. The report was widely
picked up by Israeli media. Let me tell you what
that means. This guy now has a target on his
back immediately that second. But what's really spectacular about all
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this in the lead up to this conflict was watching
the Iranians and their saber rattling, and we brought a
lot of attention to it. I mean they had they
had graphics built of Iranians sinking American chips and making
proclamations about, you know, Donald Trump being in a coffin
within months, well, the ones that ended up in a coffin,
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if there was anything left to put in it. John
Kennedy was hilarious last night. Did you hear what he did?
You hear what he said on the TV show last night?
I did it?
Speaker 2 (11:55):
What did he say last night?
Speaker 1 (11:57):
He said, you know you talk about being in hell? Yeah,
he said, you know, pieces in health. He's interesting in pieces.
All right, let's listen to the president. He's speaking now.
Speaker 3 (12:11):
And we didn't terminate the worst deal, one of the
worst deals ever made, the Obama nuclear deal. I call
it the Obama Nuclear deal, where he gave everything to Iran,
including a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 4 (12:23):
It was a road to a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 3 (12:25):
Bad things would have happened four years ago because they
would have had a weapon four years ago if I
didn't terminate that deal.
Speaker 4 (12:31):
So we're in a very strong position.
Speaker 3 (12:33):
Now and their leadership is just rapidly going.
Speaker 4 (12:38):
Everybody that seems to want to be a leader, they
end up dead.
Speaker 3 (12:43):
And it's an amazing, amazing thing that's taking place before
your eyes, because for forty seven years we were pushed
around and we shouldn't have been. And I think I
can say and you see it as well as I do.
You see the tremendous progress that's being made. Their missiles
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are being wiped out rapidly, their launchers are being wiped out,
They're attacking their neighbors, they're attacking there in some cases
allies or not so long ago allies, and you know,
throughly a nation that was out of control, and they
would have used it on us if we let them,
if we waited any longer. A big factor with Solomoni,
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the killing of Solomoni in my first term, and maybe
the biggest factor was the rebuilding of the military in
my first term. And then the B two's hit the.
Speaker 1 (13:37):
All right, for stations along the Sean Hannity Show radio network,
we will stay with our coverage or President Trump, who
is speaking about Operation Epic Fury, and we will be
taking this at least to the bottom of the hour.
We'll keep you updated.
Speaker 3 (13:53):
And I use the word obliterate because it really was.
It was a complete obliteration of their nuclear potential, and
that set them back very, very seriously. If we didn't
hit within two weeks, they would have had a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 4 (14:07):
If we didn't do the B two.
Speaker 3 (14:08):
Attack a number of months ago, they would have a
nuclear weapon. And when crazy people have nuclear weapons, bad
things happen. So we're in very good shape now. I
want to let you know that, and we will continue forward.
But it's a great display of military strength, and I'm
very proud to with some of the people in the room, both.
Speaker 4 (14:30):
Senators and congressmen. We rebuilt and women.
Speaker 3 (14:34):
We rebuilt our military during the first term, and we're
using it a little bit more than I thought we
would have to. Venezuela worked out really great. We have
a wonderful relationship with the President and the various representatives,
and we're taking out hundreds of millions of barrels of
oil and that goes to our benefit and to Venezuela's benefit.
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They'll be doing better than they've ever ever done before,
and we will get a big piece of that, and
we'll also make life wonderful for the people of Venezuela.
Speaker 4 (15:06):
Who have been very, very badly hit.
Speaker 3 (15:08):
So that's a lot said in a short period of time,
but you can witness it for yourself. And now we'll
get onto something that I'm very proud of because it
was sort of my idea, sort of like very much
build your own power plant.
Speaker 4 (15:22):
And everybody thought I was kidding. They said, really you
can do that. How would you do that?
Speaker 3 (15:28):
I said, We'll get you fast permits, then you'll build
your own plants. But we're going to discuss it in
great detail with the biggest people in the industry and
some of our great leaders and senators.
Speaker 4 (15:39):
And congratulations on.
Speaker 3 (15:40):
The Medal of Honor for your one hundred year soldier,
you know, one hundred years old, one on one to
be exact. And Daryl's been fighting that he get the
Congressional Medal of Honor for many years.
Speaker 4 (15:53):
Daryl, Right, mister President, I give you all the credit
for overcoming the lawyers in the Department of the Navy
in a way that I thought was amazing.
Speaker 1 (16:05):
All right, that's the President. Now he's transitioning into a
discussion how the massive amounts of energy needed for AI.
They're going to allow these companies to build their own
power plans so it doesn't impact the cost of energy
on America, on the American people. All right, we'll take
a quick break, we'll come back on the other side,
and we will continue our coverage of this and much more.
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Eight hundred and nine foot one. Shawn is on number
All Things Simple Man billow Riley will join us, also
Steve Daines and Montana straight ahead as we continue. You know, Linda,
the Internet is a great thing, isn't It really is
a good can it can be a good thing? Do
you think that? I think parts of it are not
pictures of the women. You know. You know you don't
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look at that part. I know, neither do I. As
a matter of fact, I rarely go on like social media.
Social media is toxic. I mean, Sean Hannity Sucksity is
a big head.
Speaker 2 (16:59):
Well, I mean you don't have a big head. You
just have a lot of hair. It's a little different,
you know. And people are just just.
Speaker 1 (17:04):
Because most of them are bold. But some of this
Adam shift is pretty funny. It really is funny. I mean,
people are very creative, Sean.
Speaker 2 (17:14):
You have had nighttime television shows make entire scenes and
songs and epic productions with Broadway kiss. I mean, there
are some things that are you know, undeniable.
Speaker 1 (17:26):
And I laugh when it's funny. And then you got
the you know what people don't know. It's it's it's
not a real world. I mean, first of all, it's
it's we are bombarded, bombarded by bots, a lot of
you know, foreign country influencers that create these body accounts,
and they're really sophisticated at what the AI tons of
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it and AI you know all of that. Although AI,
some of the AI videos are pretty damn funny. I'm
not gonna lie some of them.
Speaker 2 (17:54):
Are, but like some of them are scary. Some of
the other night should have ballistic missile going horizontal. I
was like, all right, guys, let's let's take a deep breath.
That's not the way missiles go. And like everybody will
saying like.
Speaker 1 (18:05):
They have a videos of my wedding which hasn't taken place.
Heard me crying? Could you imagine me crying? I don't cry.
Speaker 2 (18:14):
Triplets triplets, you.
Speaker 1 (18:15):
Haven't, no doubt. I didn't see triplets. They have one
of triplets.
Speaker 2 (18:18):
I mean, listen, there's everything out there, you know.
Speaker 1 (18:21):
Okay, my kids are older. I'm done. I'm finished. Not happening.
I'm not going back to that.
Speaker 2 (18:27):
Just let me know when I have to throw the
baby shower, that's all, and I'll post up that.
Speaker 1 (18:30):
All right, easy, easy, all right down, or or you know,
having cake, you know, wedding cake shoved in my face.
And then my friends write me and they're like, wow,
you know you didn't have to invite me, but you
could have at least told me. And I'm like, it's
not true. Just chill out. I mean, like close friends
that know better, they should know better. You know, they've
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been reading everything horrible about me for all these years,
and you know, for many years. Even my close friend, Oh,
they write me, how are you doing? Are you okay?
I'm like about what. I'm like, what are you talking about?
And they say, well, you didn't see it, and I'm like,
see what? And they'd tell me something horrible that somebody said.
I'm like, no, I didn't say it. I don't care.
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I didn't see it. I don't care, and nobody believes
I don't care. If I cared. I don't think you
could do this job and really care that much what
insignificant people think. I don't. That's my own personal opinion.
I know some people are very thin skinned. I'm not
one of them. That ship is sailed a long time ago.
And you know this to be true because you have
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brought things to my attention. You're more pissed off than
I get about when people attack me.
Speaker 2 (19:41):
That's the resting place is being constantly pissed off. And
then it's all, yeah, that's right.
Speaker 1 (19:48):
I mean, if somebody's attacking me, not you, and then you.
Speaker 2 (19:51):
Get me you're my friend. I get more angry when
people talk about my friends and when they talk about me.
Speaker 1 (19:56):
I know, it's like and I'm like, just relax, it
doesn't matter who cares. I don't care what relax I said.
It's too funny, and I just I'm not going to
live my life. You know, I care about my audience.
I care about doing good shows, and I care about
having fun and and you know winning. I want this
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country to win. Anyway, let me play this report. Somebody
put it up on Instagram, Baked Jake. You know in
twenty sixteen reporting on Obama. You know, remember he sent
one point seven trillion, I'm sorry, punts trillion, one point
seven billion dollars in cash and other currency in these
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cargo planes and one was time. Specifically, in this case,
four hundred of that four hundred million of that to
the one point seven billion is perfectly timed out for
the release of hostages. Sounds to me like he paid ransom.
But listen, but let's turn.
Speaker 5 (20:56):
To our world. Lead today continued outrage and controversy over
that four hundred million dollar cash transferred to Iran by
the Obama administration on the same day for American prisoners
were released. By the White House denies that the money
was a ransom payment. Footage aired on Iranian television, however,
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purports to show the money arriving into Tehran, and that
is raising renewed questions about whether this was a quid
pro quo. CNN Chief National Security Course Find It, Jim
Shooto has been digging into the mystery. Jim, you're learning
new details about how the cash was delivered.
Speaker 6 (21:35):
That's what Jacobs from your State Department official tells me.
That it was not a US plane that delivered that cash,
but these officials, the President himself acknowledged that cash was sent.
And we are now seeing what Iranian state television says.
What all that money in cash looked like.
Speaker 1 (21:53):
Tamom Charles Sadmadland palette.
Speaker 6 (21:55):
Loaded with what Iranian state television claims is cash sent
by the US. The narrator says to pay back Iran's
money after thirty five years. This video, which CNN cannot authenticate,
aired in Iran just days after the release of four
American prisoners at the Pedagon Thursday. President Obama dismissed any
connection between the cash payment, which he acknowledged, and the
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prisoner's release, saying that negotiations were entirely separate.
Speaker 1 (22:26):
You believe that, Linda, I'm sorry. I read about fake James.
Speaker 2 (22:31):
Yeah, anything real?
Speaker 1 (22:35):
All right. One of the other funny things I saw
when somebody sent it to me. Sense sent it to me.
And this is Hillary Clinton. He sounds just like Donald
Trump on Iran. Listen, and this debate is over.
Speaker 7 (22:48):
We need to come together to ensure that this president
and the next president have the tools, resources and support
to send a clear message to Iran.
Speaker 1 (23:01):
Sheet and you will pay.
Speaker 7 (23:03):
And when you threaten the region and Israel, you threaten America.
We will keep confronting you on human rights and terrorism,
and make no mistakes, we will never allow you to
acquire a nuclear weapon, not just during the term of
this agreement.
Speaker 1 (23:19):
Never Oh does that sound like somebody we know what
happened to that Democratic Party? That party's dead, you know,
now that's the party of you know, here we have
known terrorists in the country. Over two hundred countries people
came from during Biden's term, over twelve million. We don't
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know how many known terrorists among them. And Democrats now
at this time defunding the Department of Homeland Security, a
party of amnesty, open borders. Oh no, don't believe your
own eyes and what you see. And you know, millions
of people crossing the border. It's not true. There the
borders closed, you know, sanctuary cities and states, defundes, mantle,
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no bail laws. I mean insanity. You know, the vote
for the highest tax increase in history. That's the modern
Democratic Party. It's insane. Since the launch of Operation Epic Fury,
more than nine thousand Americans have returned home. The State
Department is working feverishly to get them all home. You know,
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I will tell you this, and this is the wisdom
of Donald Trump for these idiots. You know, well, this
is not in America. So this is an Israel's interest.
You know, frankly, if you get to the bottom of
where that's coming from. I suspect deep anti Semitism. But
the President did this, you know, because he refused to
kick the can down the road and prevent our children
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and grandchildren from dealing with this. And he said a
ran succession bench wiped out is Israel struck their strike,
hit the leadersh deliberations right in the middle of picking
you know, the Ayatola, the Supreme Leader's successor. They're all
wiped out while they're voting. I mean, the world is safer,
whether you want to admit it or not. And the
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fact that there are people that even claim to be
conservatives are saying this, I don't think they're conservative. If
you look at the people that are most critical of this,
they never have been real Trump supporters. They're all phony.
As I said Matt Towry, seventeen percent. On the plus side,
for Donald Trump to do it, the president has congressional
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support on this. I don't think that this war powers
maneuver in spite of all that the Democrats have done
seven years in Libya with Obama, really and now all
of a sudden they care about the War Powers Act.
That's not going to fly. And you know, everybody with
an ounce of common sense knows that this was the
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right thing to do, the right time to do it.
Before they acquired new clear weapons. They were hell bent
on it. They were given every opportunity to avoid it.
The IDF has confirmed eliminating the commander of Iran's Cuds forces.
That is huge, But you go back all the way
to nineteen seventy nine to nineteen ninety nine US embassy,
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four hundred and forty four days, Americans held hostage, two
hundred and forty one Marines killed in Beirut, Americans kidnapped
and murdered abroad. We had, you know, from two thousand
to two thousand and nine, militias targeting US forces during
the Iraq War, the Revolutionary Guard Link militants killing five soldiers.
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Back in that timeframe, Iran backed militias killing hundreds of
US troops and moving forward, six hundred and three US
troops killed by Iran backed militius, Cuds forces direct attacks
at US forces, Iranium waging a shadow war against American soldiers,
and now the Iranian missile attacks during one hundred and
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nine troops in Iraq, Iran and its proxies launched one
hundred and eighty attacks on US forces. Forty six Americans
murdered on October seventh, twenty twenty three the Iranian regime.
But he's only doing this because of Israel. They're not
people that know Donald Trump. They're not. They just lie.
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I love that we sunk that ship the first time
since World War Two with a torpedo. I think that
was amazing. Israel hammering Iranian internal security command centers. You've
got to know that there is intelligence that the US
and Israel have been building up sources and resources on
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the ground, and people that are fed up within the
government that are obviously working with us because they don't
want to live this way anymore. That's a big part
of an untold part of this story, and you know,
an important one to boot. You know, it involves strategic
operational deception. Iran's drone swarm attacks unleash exponential costs, and
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they just don't have the abilities. As General Cain, the
Chairman of the Joint Chief said, you know, they don't
have the ability. We don't even know who's making choices.
They're just indiscriminately firing at at targets that they don't
even know what they're firing at just every country in
the region now is pissed off of them. Oh, by
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the way, Macron, did you see this. He's finally ordered
France's aircraft carrier to the Mediterranean. Oh, it was very
nice of them. I wonder why they have no go
zones in France. I wonder why they have eighty five
Sharia courts in Great Britain. And by the way, the
US may cut off trade with Spain over the Iranian dispute.
I love the Trump set slam Keir Starmer as not
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Winston Churchill because he refused to back it. But now
all of a sudden he changing his tune. Also, you know,
actually it was the Gulf States that realize the existential
threat because they live under that threat every day. Democrats
rage over Trump's Iran strikes as exiles cheer the Iyetola's fall.
Explain that to me, you know, anyone any Democrats slamming
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the you know, saying that this was no threat to America.
There if you hear that, there's stupid people. They're just stupid.
And gas prices, by the way, are coming down, and
the US stocks rebounded today after the fifth day of
this conflict. Began smp zpe point eight percent. Now Jones
up over three hundred points. Last time I checked a
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point six percent, and as they got one point three percent.
The price of oil coming down again. It'll probably be
a temporarily temporary increase. We'll tell you more about Gavin
newsome stupid statements later thennet Democrats refusing a budge on
DHS funding, which may actually complicate our ability to find
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people in this country. We did have this primary last night.
My friend Jasmine Crockett lost Londa very upset about it,
very very Oh.
Speaker 2 (30:09):
I heard you crying all the way through the airwaves.
I was like this, poor man.
Speaker 1 (30:13):
I was not crying. Donald Trump, by the way, he
said that he is going to choose between either Paxton
or Cornyn one of them and asked the other one
to drop out so they don't have a messy, expensive primary. Jasmine,
by the way, was complaining talking about election integrity. Maybe
she'll support the Save Act, blaming Republicans for her democratic
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primary law. How could you do that? I was. I
was out there supporting her. I endorsed her. I couldn't
do any better than that. I've endorsed her to be
the Democratic nominee in Texas. I wanted her to win.
Although this guy, Tella Rico, is a real, real loser.
I'm telling you, once people get danger him. He's dangerous
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because he acts like he's a minister, but he has very,
very radical and extreme views.
Speaker 2 (31:03):
He's a minister, he's blasphemous.
Speaker 1 (31:08):
Uh yeah, agreed,
Thanks to all of you for being with us. Right
down our toll free telephone number if you want to
be a part of the program. Well, now the leader
of the Cuds forces has been taken out. I think
the three spectacular moments have occurred here in this conflict,
this battle in Iran. One is the opening thirty seconds
(00:23):
that took out the Supreme leader Ali Hamani and forty
of his top deputies. Then you have their security council
meeting some eighty some odd members to pick the next
supreme leader and they're wiped out. Now the leader of
the Kuds Forces, one of the most brutal forces on
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the face of the earth, that guy's been wiped out.
And yeah, they're also saying that I believe it or not,
now that if there's the new leader picked, that person's
going too And the Israelis now have threatened to eliminate
any new successor selected to replace Ali Hamani. And you know,
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if they continue this ideology, which of course naturally that
they would. I'm not sure when they realize that they've
been beaten. But the overwhelming use of force has been
at a level I don't think anybody has ever seen
in the history of warfare in terms of the success
I've often talked about the next generation of warfare is
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not going to be fought on the battlefield, but in
air conditioned offices. We're now beginning to see that play
out in real time as evidence by drones and evidence
by you know, long range missiles and etc. Now we
still have conventional forces, we have our ships, we have
you know, our military, but there's no boots on the ground.
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They've left open the possibility with great hesitation. That is
not part of Donald Trump's plan, in keeping with the
Trump doctrine, but any leader appointed by the Iranian terror
regime to continue to lead a plan to destroy the
US and Israel and the free world will be an
unequivocal target for elimination. This coming from the Israeli Defense Minister,
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Israel Katz. I will tell you and Linda, I think
you're in the same campus. I am sick and tired
of dumb people. I really can't take a lot of stupidity.
And when it comes to utter stupidity, you know, I
know that I stand on the shoulders of my parents
and my grandparents, my grandparents, all four of them coming
from Ireland, and I've told the story many times. And
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they came here with no money, and they never had
money in their lives. They didn't have the best lives,
you know, by definition, but they were glad to be
in America, and their goal was to build a better
life of their family and future generations. And they sat
a lot for them. And both my parents grew up
in those poor homes and you know, but my mom
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in the South Bronx, my dad in bed Star in Brooklyn,
and their goal was to make their lives better for
their children. And I try to think of think of
life in those terms as well, for my own kids
and future grandkids, hopefully not too soon. You ever tell
your kids I don't want to be a grandparent. I
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tell my kids that all the time. Is that a
bad thing to say? And probably a horrible thing to say?
Speaker 2 (03:35):
Just means a while?
Speaker 1 (03:37):
Oh yeah, like you know, I don't know. When I'm
on my deathbed, is that Okay, I'm more person I
have to worry about because I worry about everybody in
my family and I want to make sure everybody's taken
care of. I can't help it. But anyway, and and
this is now one of those moments where you either
have basic, simple common sense. You have eyes that can see,
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ears that can hear, and the wisdom and understanding to
know that a nuclear armed Iran is an existential threat
to the entire world. Really not, but it's more specifically yes, Israel,
but more specifically the US. I mean, the only reason
Israel's their first target, really their first target is the
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US is because of the closer proximity geographically to Israel
that Iran has versus the US. And there, you know,
I hear these idiotic comments Donald Trump is fighting the
war because of the bb NETSA Yahoo, Linda, how long
have we known Donald Trump? How long on this program
(04:45):
have we known Donald Trump? Long before he ever got
involved in politics? Long before?
Speaker 2 (04:50):
Oh yeah, You've been having dinners and meetings and interviews
with him before he was ever.
Speaker 1 (04:55):
Forever, long before, okay, and even when he was running
for off. We're thinking about running for off. Has had
a lot of long conversations with him, and I flat
out told him, if you're not going to govern as
a conservative, I am not going to vote for you,
and I'm not going to support you, and that he
wanted to convince me what he really believed, and he
was very persuasive, and I realized A he could win.
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B he thought out of the box. See he was
you know, he had courage and bravery that most politicians
can only dream of, and that he would be the
right person at the right time. I was not wrong,
and I'm not wrong on how I view most leaders.
We talk very openly about who we like and who
we don't like. Sometimes I keep it a little quiet,
(05:40):
but at the right time I will mention these things.
The US has torpedoed an enemy warship. I don't know
if you saw this, Linda Pete Hegseath announcing last night
that a torpedo from a US submarine sank an Iranian
warship in the Indian Ocean, one of the few instances
of a submarine sinking a ship since World War Two.
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And anyway, this American submarine sunk an Iranian warship that
thought it was safe in international waters. Instead it was
sunk by a torpedo. You know, I mean, we're hitting
him left, right, and sideways. The US is now using
twice the air power in Iran as was used in
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shakun Awe and the attack on Iraq. And you know what,
the President's looking at here, and what he's been discussing
is four to five weeks maybe of American involvement in
this and that's it. And you know, at that point
it's going to be up to the Iranian people. We
are not going to be really out there nation building.
(06:45):
And the President was even asked about that, and I'll
get to that in a second. But the US is
rarely bombing campaign against Iran is twice the airpower of
chaka On. We now own the airspace over Iran. I
know there's been a lot of fake news polls out there,
but they've never pulled Donald Trump correctly, and they tend
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to pull you know, Rhino Republicans and usually outnumber Democrats
by a much higher percentage. When Matt Towery speaks at
inside her advantage and he's now Donald Trump and pretty
much every poll he's ever had, what he is showing
is that initial support publicly for the President's decision to
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launch this military strike on Iran is you know, he's
whopping seventeen points on the on the high side, fifty
four to thirty seven support from Republican voters, nearly eighty
percent in this survey independent voters, you know, approving by
a five point margin. Democratic approval was only thirty two percent.
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The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, General Dan raising Kane
Was said Wednesday morning that there has been a significant
decline in ranium missile and drone launches since the start
of Operation at Fury. He is that Iran's theater ballistic
missile shots fired or down a whopping eighty six percent
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from the first day of fighting, with a twenty three
percent decrease in the last twenty four hours. They're one
way attacked. Drone shots are down seventy three percent, and
he says the US has struck more than two thousand
targets during this campaign and over twenty Iranian naval vessels
have been destroyed, largely neutralizing Iran's main naval presence in
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the theater. The CIA and I've been asking this question
now for a number of days. Now we have our
answer is working to arm Kurdish of Kurdish of forces
with the aim of fomenting a popular uprising in Iran.
What have I been saying, Linda, you cannot win revolutions
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with sling shots. And for the remaining holdovers that might
remain loyal to their dead Supreme Leader and all the
other wacko supreme leaders that were there, those those people,
you know, the only way you're going to defeat them
and the people on the ground, because this is not
going to be America that does this. This is going
there's going to take the people of Iran. They will
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become the masters of their own destiny. But there's no
denying the New York Post headline had hit it perfectly,
defanging the snake. And you know, Trump laying out the goal.
And this is another thing. Why are we here? I'm
hearing these stupid commentators. Do you listen to these stupid commentators?
You know, in the course of my prepping for the
show every day I read everything and they're out there
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saying why. But most Americans have no idea why we're
even there? I mean, could Donald Trump be any more clear?
Could Marco Rubio be any more clear? That Iran can
have nuclear weapons? That is the foremost goal, and that
they're not going to be able to build out their
ballistic missile system to foment more terror in the region
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as they've gotten away with since the revolution in nineteen
seventy nine. You may not like the decision, but at
least understand what they're telling you that they're doing. It's
not that complicated. Or these idiots that actually think that
Donald Trump can be told what to do. I mean,
when I asked Phebe the question the other night, he laughed,
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He's like, yeah, all right, yeah, good luck trying to
tell Donald Trump what to do. It's not going to work.
The President actually said he has no favorite for who's
next in the line of succession, and he said it
probably would be better if it's somebody from within. You know,
some people have brought up raised up Pavlavi, and Pavlavi
(10:38):
on this program even said it doesn't have to be me.
The leading possible potential candidate to replace Ali Hamoni is
now the son of Hamony, was selected to replace him
as a Supreme leader. According to a report, this guy's
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fifty six years old, tapped to assume the control of
the country by Iran's Assembly of Experts, a powerful body
of clerics. Iranian International said Tuesday. The report was widely
picked up by Israeli media. Let me tell you what
that means. This guy now has a target on his
back immediately that second. But what's really spectacular about all
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this in the lead up to this conflict was watching
the Iranians and their saber rattling, and we brought a
lot of attention to it. I mean they had they
had graphics built of Iranians sinking American chips and making
proclamations about, you know, Donald Trump being in a coffin
within months, well, the ones that ended up in a coffin,
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if there was anything left to put in it. John
Kennedy was hilarious last night. Did you hear what he did?
You hear what he said on the TV show last night?
I did it?
Speaker 2 (11:55):
What did he say last night?
Speaker 1 (11:57):
He said, you know you talk about being in hell? Yeah,
he said, you know, pieces in health. He's interesting in pieces.
All right, let's listen to the president. He's speaking now.
Speaker 3 (12:11):
And we didn't terminate the worst deal, one of the
worst deals ever made, the Obama nuclear deal. I call
it the Obama Nuclear deal, where he gave everything to Iran,
including a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 4 (12:23):
It was a road to a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 3 (12:25):
Bad things would have happened four years ago because they
would have had a weapon four years ago if I
didn't terminate that deal.
Speaker 4 (12:31):
So we're in a very strong position.
Speaker 3 (12:33):
Now and their leadership is just rapidly going.
Speaker 4 (12:38):
Everybody that seems to want to be a leader, they
end up dead.
Speaker 3 (12:43):
And it's an amazing, amazing thing that's taking place before
your eyes, because for forty seven years we were pushed
around and we shouldn't have been. And I think I
can say and you see it as well as I do.
You see the tremendous progress that's being made. Their missiles
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are being wiped out rapidly, their launchers are being wiped out,
They're attacking their neighbors, they're attacking there in some cases
allies or not so long ago allies, and you know,
throughly a nation that was out of control, and they
would have used it on us if we let them,
if we waited any longer. A big factor with Solomoni,
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the killing of Solomoni in my first term, and maybe
the biggest factor was the rebuilding of the military in
my first term. And then the B two's hit the.
Speaker 1 (13:37):
All right, for stations along the Sean Hannity Show radio network,
we will stay with our coverage or President Trump, who
is speaking about Operation Epic Fury, and we will be
taking this at least to the bottom of the hour.
We'll keep you updated.
Speaker 3 (13:53):
And I use the word obliterate because it really was.
It was a complete obliteration of their nuclear potential, and
that set them back very, very seriously. If we didn't
hit within two weeks, they would have had a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 4 (14:07):
If we didn't do the B two.
Speaker 3 (14:08):
Attack a number of months ago, they would have a
nuclear weapon. And when crazy people have nuclear weapons, bad
things happen. So we're in very good shape now. I
want to let you know that, and we will continue forward.
But it's a great display of military strength, and I'm
very proud to with some of the people in the room, both.
Speaker 4 (14:30):
Senators and congressmen. We rebuilt and women.
Speaker 3 (14:34):
We rebuilt our military during the first term, and we're
using it a little bit more than I thought we
would have to. Venezuela worked out really great. We have
a wonderful relationship with the President and the various representatives,
and we're taking out hundreds of millions of barrels of
oil and that goes to our benefit and to Venezuela's benefit.
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They'll be doing better than they've ever ever done before,
and we will get a big piece of that, and
we'll also make life wonderful for the people of Venezuela.
Speaker 4 (15:06):
Who have been very, very badly hit.
Speaker 3 (15:08):
So that's a lot said in a short period of time,
but you can witness it for yourself. And now we'll
get onto something that I'm very proud of because it
was sort of my idea, sort of like very much
build your own power plant.
Speaker 4 (15:22):
And everybody thought I was kidding. They said, really you
can do that. How would you do that?
Speaker 3 (15:28):
I said, We'll get you fast permits, then you'll build
your own plants. But we're going to discuss it in
great detail with the biggest people in the industry and
some of our great leaders and senators.
Speaker 4 (15:39):
And congratulations on.
Speaker 3 (15:40):
The Medal of Honor for your one hundred year soldier,
you know, one hundred years old, one on one to
be exact. And Daryl's been fighting that he get the
Congressional Medal of Honor for many years.
Speaker 4 (15:53):
Daryl, Right, mister President, I give you all the credit
for overcoming the lawyers in the Department of the Navy
in a way that I thought was amazing.
Speaker 1 (16:05):
All right, that's the President. Now he's transitioning into a
discussion how the massive amounts of energy needed for AI.
They're going to allow these companies to build their own
power plans so it doesn't impact the cost of energy
on America, on the American people. All right, we'll take
a quick break, we'll come back on the other side,
and we will continue our coverage of this and much more.
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Eight hundred and nine foot one. Shawn is on number
All Things Simple Man billow Riley will join us, also
Steve Daines and Montana straight ahead as we continue. You know, Linda,
the Internet is a great thing, isn't It really is
a good can it can be a good thing? Do
you think that? I think parts of it are not
pictures of the women. You know. You know you don't
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look at that part. I know, neither do I. As
a matter of fact, I rarely go on like social media.
Social media is toxic. I mean, Sean Hannity Sucksity is
a big head.
Speaker 2 (16:59):
Well, I mean you don't have a big head. You
just have a lot of hair. It's a little different,
you know. And people are just just.
Speaker 1 (17:04):
Because most of them are bold. But some of this
Adam shift is pretty funny. It really is funny. I mean,
people are very creative, Sean.
Speaker 2 (17:14):
You have had nighttime television shows make entire scenes and
songs and epic productions with Broadway kiss. I mean, there
are some things that are you know, undeniable.
Speaker 1 (17:26):
And I laugh when it's funny. And then you got
the you know what people don't know. It's it's it's
not a real world. I mean, first of all, it's
it's we are bombarded, bombarded by bots, a lot of
you know, foreign country influencers that create these body accounts,
and they're really sophisticated at what the AI tons of
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it and AI you know all of that. Although AI,
some of the AI videos are pretty damn funny. I'm
not gonna lie some of them.
Speaker 2 (17:54):
Are, but like some of them are scary. Some of
the other night should have ballistic missile going horizontal. I
was like, all right, guys, let's let's take a deep breath.
That's not the way missiles go. And like everybody will
saying like.
Speaker 1 (18:05):
They have a videos of my wedding which hasn't taken place.
Heard me crying? Could you imagine me crying? I don't cry.
Speaker 2 (18:14):
Triplets triplets, you.
Speaker 1 (18:15):
Haven't, no doubt. I didn't see triplets. They have one
of triplets.
Speaker 2 (18:18):
I mean, listen, there's everything out there, you know.
Speaker 1 (18:21):
Okay, my kids are older. I'm done. I'm finished. Not happening.
I'm not going back to that.
Speaker 2 (18:27):
Just let me know when I have to throw the
baby shower, that's all, and I'll post up that.
Speaker 1 (18:30):
All right, easy, easy, all right down, or or you know,
having cake, you know, wedding cake shoved in my face.
And then my friends write me and they're like, wow,
you know you didn't have to invite me, but you
could have at least told me. And I'm like, it's
not true. Just chill out. I mean, like close friends
that know better, they should know better. You know, they've
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been reading everything horrible about me for all these years,
and you know, for many years. Even my close friend, Oh,
they write me, how are you doing? Are you okay?
I'm like about what. I'm like, what are you talking about?
And they say, well, you didn't see it, and I'm like,
see what? And they'd tell me something horrible that somebody said.
I'm like, no, I didn't say it. I don't care.
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I didn't see it. I don't care, and nobody believes
I don't care. If I cared. I don't think you
could do this job and really care that much what
insignificant people think. I don't. That's my own personal opinion.
I know some people are very thin skinned. I'm not
one of them. That ship is sailed a long time ago.
And you know this to be true because you have
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brought things to my attention. You're more pissed off than
I get about when people attack me.
Speaker 2 (19:41):
That's the resting place is being constantly pissed off. And
then it's all, yeah, that's right.
Speaker 1 (19:48):
I mean, if somebody's attacking me, not you, and then you.
Speaker 2 (19:51):
Get me you're my friend. I get more angry when
people talk about my friends and when they talk about me.
Speaker 1 (19:56):
I know, it's like and I'm like, just relax, it
doesn't matter who cares. I don't care what relax I said.
It's too funny, and I just I'm not going to
live my life. You know, I care about my audience.
I care about doing good shows, and I care about
having fun and and you know winning. I want this
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country to win. Anyway, let me play this report. Somebody
put it up on Instagram, Baked Jake. You know in
twenty sixteen reporting on Obama. You know, remember he sent
one point seven trillion, I'm sorry, punts trillion, one point
seven billion dollars in cash and other currency in these
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cargo planes and one was time. Specifically, in this case,
four hundred of that four hundred million of that to
the one point seven billion is perfectly timed out for
the release of hostages. Sounds to me like he paid ransom.
But listen, but let's turn.
Speaker 5 (20:56):
To our world. Lead today continued outrage and controversy over
that four hundred million dollar cash transferred to Iran by
the Obama administration on the same day for American prisoners
were released. By the White House denies that the money
was a ransom payment. Footage aired on Iranian television, however,
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purports to show the money arriving into Tehran, and that
is raising renewed questions about whether this was a quid
pro quo. CNN Chief National Security Course Find It, Jim
Shooto has been digging into the mystery. Jim, you're learning
new details about how the cash was delivered.
Speaker 6 (21:35):
That's what Jacobs from your State Department official tells me.
That it was not a US plane that delivered that cash,
but these officials, the President himself acknowledged that cash was sent.
And we are now seeing what Iranian state television says.
What all that money in cash looked like.
Speaker 1 (21:53):
Tamom Charles Sadmadland palette.
Speaker 6 (21:55):
Loaded with what Iranian state television claims is cash sent
by the US. The narrator says to pay back Iran's
money after thirty five years. This video, which CNN cannot authenticate,
aired in Iran just days after the release of four
American prisoners at the Pedagon Thursday. President Obama dismissed any
connection between the cash payment, which he acknowledged, and the
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prisoner's release, saying that negotiations were entirely separate.
Speaker 1 (22:26):
You believe that, Linda, I'm sorry. I read about fake James.
Speaker 2 (22:31):
Yeah, anything real?
Speaker 1 (22:35):
All right. One of the other funny things I saw
when somebody sent it to me. Sense sent it to me.
And this is Hillary Clinton. He sounds just like Donald
Trump on Iran. Listen, and this debate is over.
Speaker 7 (22:48):
We need to come together to ensure that this president
and the next president have the tools, resources and support
to send a clear message to Iran.
Speaker 1 (23:01):
Sheet and you will pay.
Speaker 7 (23:03):
And when you threaten the region and Israel, you threaten America.
We will keep confronting you on human rights and terrorism,
and make no mistakes, we will never allow you to
acquire a nuclear weapon, not just during the term of
this agreement.
Speaker 1 (23:19):
Never Oh does that sound like somebody we know what
happened to that Democratic Party? That party's dead, you know,
now that's the party of you know, here we have
known terrorists in the country. Over two hundred countries people
came from during Biden's term, over twelve million. We don't
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know how many known terrorists among them. And Democrats now
at this time defunding the Department of Homeland Security, a
party of amnesty, open borders. Oh no, don't believe your
own eyes and what you see. And you know, millions
of people crossing the border. It's not true. There the
borders closed, you know, sanctuary cities and states, defundes, mantle,
(24:06):
no bail laws. I mean insanity. You know, the vote
for the highest tax increase in history. That's the modern
Democratic Party. It's insane. Since the launch of Operation Epic Fury,
more than nine thousand Americans have returned home. The State
Department is working feverishly to get them all home. You know,
(24:28):
I will tell you this, and this is the wisdom
of Donald Trump for these idiots. You know, well, this
is not in America. So this is an Israel's interest.
You know, frankly, if you get to the bottom of
where that's coming from. I suspect deep anti Semitism. But
the President did this, you know, because he refused to
kick the can down the road and prevent our children
(24:51):
and grandchildren from dealing with this. And he said a
ran succession bench wiped out is Israel struck their strike,
hit the leadersh deliberations right in the middle of picking
you know, the Ayatola, the Supreme Leader's successor. They're all
wiped out while they're voting. I mean, the world is safer,
whether you want to admit it or not. And the
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fact that there are people that even claim to be
conservatives are saying this, I don't think they're conservative. If
you look at the people that are most critical of this,
they never have been real Trump supporters. They're all phony.
As I said Matt Towry, seventeen percent. On the plus side,
for Donald Trump to do it, the president has congressional
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support on this. I don't think that this war powers
maneuver in spite of all that the Democrats have done
seven years in Libya with Obama, really and now all
of a sudden they care about the War Powers Act.
That's not going to fly. And you know, everybody with
an ounce of common sense knows that this was the
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right thing to do, the right time to do it.
Before they acquired new clear weapons. They were hell bent
on it. They were given every opportunity to avoid it.
The IDF has confirmed eliminating the commander of Iran's Cuds forces.
That is huge, But you go back all the way
to nineteen seventy nine to nineteen ninety nine US embassy,
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four hundred and forty four days, Americans held hostage, two
hundred and forty one Marines killed in Beirut, Americans kidnapped
and murdered abroad. We had, you know, from two thousand
to two thousand and nine, militias targeting US forces during
the Iraq War, the Revolutionary Guard Link militants killing five soldiers.
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Back in that timeframe, Iran backed militias killing hundreds of
US troops and moving forward, six hundred and three US
troops killed by Iran backed militius, Cuds forces direct attacks
at US forces, Iranium waging a shadow war against American soldiers,
and now the Iranian missile attacks during one hundred and
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nine troops in Iraq, Iran and its proxies launched one
hundred and eighty attacks on US forces. Forty six Americans
murdered on October seventh, twenty twenty three the Iranian regime.
But he's only doing this because of Israel. They're not
people that know Donald Trump. They're not. They just lie.
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I love that we sunk that ship the first time
since World War Two with a torpedo. I think that
was amazing. Israel hammering Iranian internal security command centers. You've
got to know that there is intelligence that the US
and Israel have been building up sources and resources on
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the ground, and people that are fed up within the
government that are obviously working with us because they don't
want to live this way anymore. That's a big part
of an untold part of this story, and you know,
an important one to boot. You know, it involves strategic
operational deception. Iran's drone swarm attacks unleash exponential costs, and
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they just don't have the abilities. As General Cain, the
Chairman of the Joint Chief said, you know, they don't
have the ability. We don't even know who's making choices.
They're just indiscriminately firing at at targets that they don't
even know what they're firing at just every country in
the region now is pissed off of them. Oh, by
(28:31):
the way, Macron, did you see this. He's finally ordered
France's aircraft carrier to the Mediterranean. Oh, it was very
nice of them. I wonder why they have no go
zones in France. I wonder why they have eighty five
Sharia courts in Great Britain. And by the way, the
US may cut off trade with Spain over the Iranian dispute.
I love the Trump set slam Keir Starmer as not
(28:55):
Winston Churchill because he refused to back it. But now
all of a sudden he changing his tune. Also, you know,
actually it was the Gulf States that realize the existential
threat because they live under that threat every day. Democrats
rage over Trump's Iran strikes as exiles cheer the Iyetola's fall.
Explain that to me, you know, anyone any Democrats slamming
(29:18):
the you know, saying that this was no threat to America.
There if you hear that, there's stupid people. They're just stupid.
And gas prices, by the way, are coming down, and
the US stocks rebounded today after the fifth day of
this conflict. Began smp zpe point eight percent. Now Jones
up over three hundred points. Last time I checked a
(29:40):
point six percent, and as they got one point three percent.
The price of oil coming down again. It'll probably be
a temporarily temporary increase. We'll tell you more about Gavin
newsome stupid statements later thennet Democrats refusing a budge on
DHS funding, which may actually complicate our ability to find
(30:01):
people in this country. We did have this primary last night.
My friend Jasmine Crockett lost Londa very upset about it,
very very Oh.
Speaker 2 (30:09):
I heard you crying all the way through the airwaves.
I was like this, poor man.
Speaker 1 (30:13):
I was not crying. Donald Trump, by the way, he
said that he is going to choose between either Paxton
or Cornyn one of them and asked the other one
to drop out so they don't have a messy, expensive primary. Jasmine,
by the way, was complaining talking about election integrity. Maybe
she'll support the Save Act, blaming Republicans for her democratic
(30:36):
primary law. How could you do that? I was. I
was out there supporting her. I endorsed her. I couldn't
do any better than that. I've endorsed her to be
the Democratic nominee in Texas. I wanted her to win.
Although this guy, Tella Rico, is a real, real loser.
I'm telling you, once people get danger him. He's dangerous
(30:58):
because he acts like he's a minister, but he has very,
very radical and extreme views.
Speaker 2 (31:03):
He's a minister, he's blasphemous.
Speaker 1 (31:08):
Uh yeah, agreed,
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