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[00:00:00] No one is calling for a fullscale ground [00:00:03] invasion of Teamron. No one's talking [00:00:04] about that. No one wants that. Well, as [00:00:06] all of this cultural chaos unfolds, the [00:00:08] US military buildup in the Middle East [00:00:10] continues. According to the US Sun, a [00:00:12] huge American military buildup near Iran [00:00:14] has been seen for the first time in new [00:00:15] satellite images as President Trump lays [00:00:17] the groundwork for ending the repressive [00:00:18] Islamic regime. Satellite imagery shows [00:00:20] at least a dozen F-15E attack planes at [00:00:23] Mufawak Salti Air Base in Jordan. 12 [00:00:26] warships have assembled near the Middle [00:00:27] East as well. unclear which way [00:00:30] President Trump is going to decide to go [00:00:32] here. Will he act? Will he not act? [00:00:34] Obviously, there are a lot of people in [00:00:35] Iran who are devastated by the fact that [00:00:37] the United States wasn't in a position [00:00:38] to act in the middle of those protests [00:00:40] when President Trump said, "Stay out in [00:00:42] the streets. Help is on its way." And it [00:00:44] has now been a month and tens of [00:00:46] thousands of people by many accounts at [00:00:48] this point were murdered by the Iranian [00:00:50] regime. There's still talk about the [00:00:52] possibility of negotiations. Those [00:00:54] negotiations seem to be collapsing [00:00:56] because of course Iran is not giving [00:00:57] ground on virtually any issue. They're [00:00:59] not giving ground on their nuclear [00:01:00] program. They're not giving ground on [00:01:01] their ballistic missile program. They're [00:01:03] not giving ground on their support of [00:01:04] terrorist groups. The Iranian foreign [00:01:07] minister, he came out and he suggested [00:01:10] that the [00:01:13] enrichment is non-negotiable and there [00:01:14] would be no retreat and that he doubts [00:01:17] that the US actually intends to do [00:01:18] anything. Openly calling President [00:01:20] Trump's bluff has not historically been [00:01:22] a good move. Here's Abasari translated. [00:01:24] This is from Iranian press TV. [00:01:28] >> The issue of ballistic missiles is off [00:01:31] table. The issue and the main focus of [00:01:35] negotiations is nuclear and it will be [00:01:39] so uh it will remain so. The presence of [00:01:44] St. becomes a commander doesn't change [00:01:48] anything at all and we have been told [00:01:51] that he's there to to visit [00:01:55] their own naval forces in the region [00:01:59] uh there was a request from the US site [00:02:06] to be present [00:02:09] and this demand was and request was [00:02:12] rejected outright by the Iranian side [00:02:14] and we said that we don't accept the [00:02:17] presence of a a military commander in [00:02:19] negotiations and we we think that there [00:02:22] is no connection between sentcomander [00:02:24] and the nuclear talks. [00:02:28] >> Now again good luck to them. I mean if [00:02:30] they think that that is going to work [00:02:31] out well for them I I would suggest they [00:02:33] probably have another thing coming. 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[00:04:20] Meet your match on ziprecruiter. [00:04:23] Suffices to say that if the Trump [00:04:25] administration takes heavy action [00:04:26] against the Iranians, it will certainly [00:04:28] be justified at this point. The Iranians [00:04:29] keep threatening. There's nothing new [00:04:31] about this. If you read American [00:04:33] history, [00:04:34] pretty much all of America's enemies [00:04:36] have always counted on the American [00:04:37] isolationist wing, plus the leftwing [00:04:39] anti-American wing to undercut American [00:04:41] military action. Always. They're always [00:04:44] hoping that domestic opinion is going to [00:04:45] undercut the ability of the United [00:04:47] States to do what it should do in many [00:04:49] arenas of the world. Again, no one no [00:04:51] one is calling for a fullscale ground [00:04:53] invasion of Team. No one's talking about [00:04:55] that. No one wants that. It's [00:04:57] interesting to see how the politics of [00:04:58] the Middle East have shifted a little [00:04:59] bit. You've seen some people in the [00:05:01] Middle East like Saudi Arabia, which is [00:05:02] of course very anti-Iranian because [00:05:04] Saudi Arabia is Sunni and Iran is Shia [00:05:07] and Iran has put Saudi right in its [00:05:09] crosshairs for decades. You've seen [00:05:11] Saudi now militating against serious [00:05:14] American action in some quarters. One of [00:05:17] the reasons for that is because Saudi [00:05:18] Arabia actually prefers a prostrate Iran [00:05:21] rather than a different regime in Iran [00:05:23] or the possibility of internal civil war [00:05:26] in Iran. Right now, if you're Saudi [00:05:28] Arabia, you look at Iran. Iran is [00:05:29] basically closed off economically. No [00:05:30] one's investing there. It's an Islamic [00:05:32] republic, meaning that it is an Islamic [00:05:34] dictatorship. They have no money coming [00:05:36] in. They they cannot threaten the rest [00:05:40] of the world the way they could even a [00:05:41] year and a half ago. And so Saudi is [00:05:43] kind of okay with the current situation. [00:05:46] What they are partially afraid of, I [00:05:47] would assume in Saudi Arabia is the [00:05:48] possibility that the Iranian government [00:05:50] is full-scale replaced by a secularist [00:05:52] regime that actually becomes a center [00:05:54] for investment for a lot of the rest of [00:05:56] the world and then becomes a regional [00:05:57] powerhouse because that takes power away [00:05:59] from Saudi Arabia. Again, when it comes [00:06:00] to geopolitics, geopolitics is a zero- [00:06:02] sum game. And a lot of countries look at [00:06:04] the board and they try to figure out [00:06:06] exactly where the power is going and how [00:06:08] to minimize the power of possible [00:06:10] opponents. Even by the way if it would [00:06:12] be better for the world for the Iranian [00:06:13] regime to go [00:06:17] for his part he continues to emphasize [00:06:19] defiance's [00:06:22] grandson says that any Muslim country [00:06:26] will do to Israel what Hamas did once it [00:06:28] can which is delightful. [00:06:35] >> He said Israel knows America knows and [00:06:38] the leaders of the superpowers know. [00:06:42] And if a day comes when the Islamic [00:06:44] countries are capable of bombing Israel, [00:06:49] they will do it. You mean the Gulf [00:06:51] countries, the Arab countries, the [00:06:52] Islamic countries. He says all the [00:06:54] Muslim nations. We are not afraid of [00:06:55] them at all [00:06:58] because we are steadfast. [00:07:02] We are defending our rights in our [00:07:03] country. [00:07:07] We say to the Americans, [00:07:09] >> "You will die before you see us [00:07:10] humiliated." [00:07:12] Well, die laughing. I mean, like, you [00:07:15] guys were pretty humiliated last year. [00:07:17] So, there's that. Did you like this [00:07:20] clip? Well, you can get more of these [00:07:21] clips on our new YouTube channel, Ben [00:07:24] Shapiro Clips. Click that subscribe [00:07:26] button down below right