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0:00 We now get to the portion of the show where we hear from some of the pro-war voices who have been rooting Trump on every step of the way. Even as some of the most prominent former Trump supporters in the media like Duck Carlson and Megan Galley and others have broken away from him over this war, there have been some famous right-wingers still rooting him on. Right? Ben Shapiro you're seeing on screen is one of them. Lindsey Graham is another. Mark Levin and the fact that even they BA BATA is also turning. Is that crazy? We never thought we'd lose BA. The fact that even they are going, "Oh my gosh, this is not a good ending to
0:46 the war. This is this feels like a surrender what we're giving over to Iran which because this is going to be a standalone video when we publish it on YouTube. Let me say again I know our full show audience has heard this too many times get a little bit of redundant but but I should say for everybody I want this war to come to an end. So if this is the deal that gets over okay that doesn't mean we have to pretend like it's good. It's obviously tragic and we never should have left Obama's deal. Trump should have just negotiated an extension to uh Obama's deal. That's obvious. But to see the people who have been the last remaining prominent MAGA voices cheering Trump on throughout this war turning on him over the conclusion to it over the disaster that is the quote unquote peace deal as of now just a memorandum of understanding and then a 60-day further negotiating period is
1:34 pretty remarkable I would say. Let's start with Ben Shapiro. >> Say there Ben. Well, I've said many times the president deciding to go into Iran and to hit nuclear facilities in Operation Midnight Hammer and then to go after Iran's ballistic missile facilities, nuclear facilities, army, navy, and air force in this current operation was the signal act of political bravery perhaps of my lifetime. With that said, thisou appears to be just from the text a disaster that does not achieve any of the actual signal goals that were set by the administration at the beginning. There were effectively five goals that were set by the administration at the beginning. when it was ending the nuclear program, not just nuclear weapons, no nuclear enrichment, zero enrichment. That is not in the deal. Ballistic missiles ended. That is not in the deal. And the president today suggested that ballistic missiles should actually continue to be held by the
2:20 Iranians because the Saudis, our allies, also hold ballistic missiles. Then you have the support of terrorism. That is not part of the deal. anything that looks like an attempt to end terrorism, a permanent opening of the straight of Hormuz tollfree. Not only is that not in the deal, the deal appears to have a provision allowing Iran and Oman to attempt to toll the straits after 60 days. And then finally, the idea that Iran would receive some sort of sanctions relief after all of those things happen. We are already seeing from day one relief in their ability to ship oil out of Iran. In my opinion, the vice president of the United States, the chief negotiator on this particular project has not well served the president. Quickest pause to request that you click the subscribe button if you're not already subscribed. It's completely free and it's the simplest way to support the work that we do right below the video. Click that subscribe button and then also whatever you're
3:05 thinking or some random statement, drop it in the comments that helps algorithmically. And click the like button. Back to the video. H that last part makes your ear go h what what's being said up there? They It's so irritating. These Trump cheerleaders always have an out. Imagine making one of the biggest foreign policy blunders in American history. Imagine that for a second. And then imagine you are the person who supports that person, the previous you. And with my explanation of what I'm saying, it's getting very muddled and confusing. Imagine you're supporting the person who made the most one of the biggest form balls of blood history. Okay. And then you're trying to figure out,
3:51 I've made my whole brand being aligned with this guy. So what do I do now? Do I admit that I was wrong? No. For some reason, media personalities, in particular, political pundits, seem allergic to ever just saying, "I was wrong and Luke Beasley was correct." Why? Why won't people do that more often? It make their life so much better. And so instead of saying, "You know what? I'm starting to see that even if pro-war Trump, who entered the war just like I wanted him to, is exiting it in a disastrous and humiliating way, maybe that proves me wrong. Maybe that means I was wrong in my analysis. No, no, no, no, no. Instead, it's there. They could
4:37 have kept fighting for a better deal, but I think Vance has messed this up. And that's the second fold to this that bothers me. Number one, protect your own ability to say that you still could have been correct in your original analysis. Number two, try not to make it seem like it's fully Trump's fault. We heard a lot of this from the critics of the war, but who kind of still wanted to stay sort of MAGA friendly where they were like, "Oh, he must have just gotten tricked into it. Oh no, he couldn't help himself." And then you're hearing it there from Ben Shapiro. I think Vance has really messed this up. Oh, it's Vance's fault. Now, I want Vance to also be held responsible, but Trump at the end of the day is the guy. He's the president. And you're not going to get away with, as Trump seems to be setting up as well, just going, "Oh, I
5:24 Hey, it was under Vance's umbrella of responsibility, so it's not my fault." Now, Bacha Unaran is one of the most vocal supporters of Trump from And look at what she's saying now. who wrote, "The greatest superpower to ever exist, brought to its knees by a few minds, just a disaster for America." Expand on that. Why? >> Thank you so much for having me, John. It's always great to be with you. Look, it gives me obviously no pleasure to say this, but I think this deal is a total disaster. I agree with a lot of the people you've been quoting at the top of the show and also last hour. Iran has come out of this stronger than it was before. If you don't know Bacha, you might not know how wild it is to hear this. We
6:11 have played clips of her that make give me so much secondhand embarrassment because she'll bend herself into the most complex pretzel you've ever seen in your life to defend Trump and even she is not here. That is remarkable. >> Uh it's getting $300 billion in sanctions relief. Um it also in theou it states that it commits not to charge tolls through the straight of hormuz for 60 days John meaning it has suddenly occurred to them that they can start doing that they realized that it didn't matter that we had complete military superiority and total military victory over them. If they could plant a few minds in that straight, they could bring the greatest superpower to ever exist in human history to its knees. And that is
6:58 just such a disaster. I mean, what message do you think that signals to China right now? It's really, really horrifying. And I'm very >> So, you know, I think you're getting the gist, which is that it's not just me. Maybe you could have guessed that given my stance on this more broadly, I was going to be horrified by the reporting about the deal here. But to see it from those two, I'm about to show you Lindsey Graham trying to stay supportive, but it's a weak is is proof that it's not just some liberal talking point. So, let's look at Lindsey Graham. He hasn't gone to that extent because he's very petrified of Trump and doesn't ever want to criticize him. But
7:45 Lindsey Graham has had the most pleasure in his life ever watching this war unfold. He's been so happy with it, so excited. And watch now as he's trying to stay positive. interview has to come to Congress where this will go. That's what we did under Obama. President Trump said today and we'll send it to Congress. He welcomes a vote. Um here's what we achieved. If we this thing goes through Friday, we've opened up the streets which will help the economy of the world. Uh the world will be in a permanent ceasefire hopefully and we'll try to get a nuclear deal with Iran and hopefully that will
8:30 work out. If it doesn't, then we still achieved opening up the straits and, you know, stopping the fighting. >> Guys, did you hear that? It was kind of muddled. So, I'll tell you what he said if you didn't. He has gone from this is going to make you Reagan plus plus to Trump, right? You remember that clip? And Trump was like, "Yeah, whatever, Lindsay. This is going to be historic. You're going to eliminate their nuclear ambitions forever. You're going to do a regime change. This is amazing. It's like fighting the Nazis and we're going to have a similarly amazing victory to now because he's petrified. He can't say what Bach or Ben said, but to now being reduced to listing as the accomplishments. Take it down. Let's go.
9:17 Ready? That the straits don't know why everyone says that. It's one straight one of them. There's one straight of Hermuz will be open and there will be a permanent ceasefire. The fighting will stop and then quote, "We'll try to get a nuclear deal with Iran. If that doesn't work, at least we've opened the straits and stopped the fighting." Lindsay has gone from this will be the greatest victory against an adversary that will lead to a pro-American Iranian regime with no nuclear ambitions that will never target through their proxies or any other way any of our allies or American forces. Two, the accomplishment
10:04 will be maybe just the straight of Hormuz is open and the fighting stops, which is exactly where we were before we started the war. We talked about on was this the bonus show Mark Levin just posting I mean look at this. This is like a Trump social post just pages and pages of criticisms on Twitter of uh theou. Oh my gosh. That's the lot of criticism from Levin who's been very excited about this uh up until this point. And then he of course Piers Morgan now has long been critical of this after cheering on Trump in the 2024
10:50 election, but he also did a segment. I don't need to play it, but saying yikes yikes yikes. That's the resounding takeaway from liberals, from conservatives, from pro-war conservatives, from anti-war conservatives etc.
