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[00:01:53] Okay, everybody, breaking news. Hello.
[00:01:55] It is now 7:10 p.m. Eastern and we can
[00:01:58] report and it has been verified both
[00:02:00] with sources inside the US government
[00:02:02] and externally there is a ceasefire
[00:02:05] agreement between Israel and Iran
[00:02:07] brokered by President Donald Trump.
[00:02:09] President Donald Trump writes on Truth
[00:02:10] Social, quote, "Congratulations to
[00:02:12] everyone. It has been fully agreed by
[00:02:14] and between Israel and Iran that there
[00:02:16] will be a complete and total ceasefire
[00:02:19] in approximately 6 hours from now when
[00:02:21] Israel and Iran have wand down and
[00:02:23] completed their progress final missions
[00:02:25] for 12 hours, at which point the war
[00:02:26] will be considered ended officially.
[00:02:29] Iran will start the ceasefire. And upon
[00:02:31] the 12th hour, Israel will start the
[00:02:33] ceasefire. And upon the 24th hour, an
[00:02:35] official end to the 12th day war, 12-day
[00:02:38] war will be saluted by the world. During
[00:02:41] each ceasefire, the other side will
[00:02:42] remain peaceful and respectful on the
[00:02:44] assumption that everything works as it
[00:02:46] should, which it will. I would like to
[00:02:47] congratulate both countries, Israel and
[00:02:49] Iran, on having the stamina, courage,
[00:02:51] and intelligence to end what should be
[00:02:53] called the 12-day war. This is a war
[00:02:55] that could have gone on for years and
[00:02:56] destroyed the entire Middle East, but it
[00:02:58] didn't and never will. God bless Israel.
[00:03:00] God bless Iran. God bless the Middle
[00:03:02] East. And God bless the United States of
[00:03:03] America and God bless the world. This is
[00:03:06] a massive victory everybody as there
[00:03:09] people woke up today with a lot of
[00:03:11] dooming. And I got to say that on this
[00:03:13] program we took a big a lot of incoming.
[00:03:16] A lot of incoming when we said uh trust
[00:03:18] President Trump, trust the president and
[00:03:21] trust uh his team and his ability to
[00:03:23] navigate all of this. And not only today
[00:03:26] did we get a very fake theatrical
[00:03:28] response from Iran with zero American
[00:03:31] troops killed. None. Zero American
[00:03:33] troops killed. We are now getting a
[00:03:36] peace deal in the Middle East. We are
[00:03:38] getting a settlement in the Middle East
[00:03:40] the likes of which we never could have
[00:03:41] imagined that will now bring this to
[00:03:44] closure between Israel and Iran. There
[00:03:47] is some news circulating online where
[00:03:49] people say, "Oh, this is fake. This is
[00:03:51] not true. Uh, some Iranian official did
[00:03:54] not confirm this. That is not correct.
[00:03:55] Iran has confirmed to Reuters the
[00:03:58] ceasefire is happening. Don't believe
[00:04:00] the fake news. Quote, Reuters reports
[00:04:02] that according to a source close to
[00:04:03] negotiations, Qatar's prime minister
[00:04:06] spoke with Tran by phone and gained
[00:04:08] Iran's agreement to a US ceasefire
[00:04:11] proposal. You're seeing Qatar as kind of
[00:04:12] be being a central player in all of
[00:04:15] this. I believe we have Jack Pobic here.
[00:04:17] I want to bring him in. But everyone, I
[00:04:18] want to just repeat there's no boots on
[00:04:19] the ground. There is no endless war.
[00:04:21] There's no regime change. There is no
[00:04:23] change in the hearts of minds. There is
[00:04:25] no consensus changing war. There is no
[00:04:28] Iraq. There is no Afghanistan. There is
[00:04:29] no Syria. There is no Libya. Instead,
[00:04:31] President Trump has charted a third way.
[00:04:34] No nuclear program, no dead US troops,
[00:04:37] no regime change, no long endless war.
[00:04:42] Jack Pobic is here. Jack, this is a
[00:04:44] remarkable victory for President Trump,
[00:04:46] for our agenda, for the American people.
[00:04:48] And I just got to say there's a lot of
[00:04:49] people that are going to have to do some
[00:04:51] backpedaling and some apologizing for
[00:04:52] everything they said about President
[00:04:54] Trump, everything they said about our
[00:04:55] movement the last couple of days. Jack
[00:04:57] Pobic, your thoughts on this historic
[00:05:00] ceasefire announcement that President
[00:05:02] Trump was able to broker? Well, Charlie,
[00:05:05] they said it couldn't be done and just
[00:05:07] like so many other things uh as as
[00:05:09] President Trump has said throughout his
[00:05:11] career, under budget and ahead of
[00:05:13] schedule. So, uh, this is something
[00:05:15] where, of course, a peace deal between
[00:05:18] or at least a ceasefire, I should say,
[00:05:19] not a full peace deal, but a ceasefire
[00:05:21] hopefully, which leads to a peace deal.
[00:05:24] And I'm sure there's going to be much
[00:05:25] more work as we see coming through with
[00:05:28] with WhitF and President Trump's other
[00:05:30] ambassadors and envoys into that region
[00:05:33] as it comes through. That this is what
[00:05:35] President Trump had been working for all
[00:05:37] along. We know that there had been
[00:05:39] recalcitrance. Obviously, there are deep
[00:05:41] simmering uh there are deep simmering
[00:05:43] resentments in the region. This has been
[00:05:45] a fight that's been going on for a long
[00:05:47] long time, a lot longer than you and I
[00:05:48] have been alive, Charlie. But it was
[00:05:50] only through President Trump that
[00:05:53] perhaps this daylight was allowed to be
[00:05:55] brokered through. And that, you know,
[00:05:57] the biggest losers here are the neocons.
[00:06:00] The biggest losers are the people who
[00:06:02] wanted this to get into a protracted
[00:06:03] war, who wanted this fullon regime
[00:06:06] change war in Iran. Uh, Senator Lindsey
[00:06:09] Graham is down there at in the well of
[00:06:10] the Senate for all afternoon and we
[00:06:13] played this earlier. Uh, and you know,
[00:06:15] he's talking about, oh, we need regime
[00:06:17] change now, regime change now, regime
[00:06:18] change now. But look, President Trump
[00:06:20] has said that, you know, he wouldn't be
[00:06:21] against it. But he's he's he's signaled
[00:06:23] that he's not for a larger war. He drew
[00:06:27] one circle around the nuclear uh the
[00:06:30] nuclear goals, the nuclear ambitions of
[00:06:32] Iran. He said no, but he said that's it.
[00:06:34] And now boom has fully come back to the
[00:06:37] position that he always had where was to
[00:06:39] say number one stop the nukes and then
[00:06:42] number two we want peace. And so this by
[00:06:45] the way Charlie this opens up doors
[00:06:47] potentially for an even broader peace
[00:06:50] agreement down the road. And so
[00:06:53] politically, I think what a lot of
[00:06:55] people missed is that President Trump
[00:06:56] was setting this all up for a larger
[00:06:59] peace deal and he had to get the pieces
[00:07:02] in place at first. And maybe at one time
[00:07:04] or another, not everyone could see the
[00:07:06] big picture, but that's what President
[00:07:08] Trump was always playing from. This is
[00:07:11] the commander's desired end state. And
[00:07:13] it's very clear, as we would say in the
[00:07:14] military, that the commander's desired
[00:07:16] end state has been achieved.
[00:07:19] And by the way, this is what this is
[00:07:21] very important that everyone understand
[00:07:23] that we have a ceasefire framework
[00:07:25] between Israel and Iran. Now, it's a
[00:07:27] little more complex than that. It has to
[00:07:28] like play itself out like 12 hours to 24
[00:07:30] hours. But this is now confirmed by the
[00:07:32] Amir of Qatar. It is this is this is
[00:07:34] major everybody. Everyone says, "Oh,
[00:07:36] World War II price of oil is going $180
[00:07:38] a barrel." Understand this. President
[00:07:39] Donald Trump did two things
[00:07:41] simultaneously. No nuclear weapons for
[00:07:43] Iran and no endless wars. Remember,
[00:07:45] Jack, we talked about that was President
[00:07:47] Trump's challenge here was trying to
[00:07:49] balance those two things together. That
[00:07:51] we do not want endless war. We don't
[00:07:53] want regime change. We don't want boots
[00:07:54] on the ground. We don't want any of the
[00:07:55] stuff that John Bolton and Lindsey
[00:07:56] Graham want, but we also don't want Iran
[00:07:58] to have a nuclear weapon. How can we
[00:08:00] balance those two things together? And
[00:08:02] President Donald Trump, he was able to
[00:08:04] navigate this with incredible
[00:08:06] specificity, understanding the lack of
[00:08:08] appetite, including for himself, to have
[00:08:10] boots on the ground while also saying
[00:08:13] that we are going to remove Iran's
[00:08:17] nuclear capability. Jack, should Donald
[00:08:19] Trump be considered for the Nobel Peace
[00:08:21] Prize?
[00:08:22] Well, Charlie, he certainly should. I
[00:08:24] believe the government of Pakistan just
[00:08:26] uh a couple of days ago nominated
[00:08:28] President Trump for it. So uh for once
[00:08:30] I'm I'm able to say that I agree with
[00:08:32] the Pakistanis and uh I think that
[00:08:35] President Trump certainly should be in
[00:08:36] the look there's no more there's no
[00:08:37] president anywhere certainly not Barack
[00:08:39] Obama who gone who got us into deeper
[00:08:42] and deeper war against this who who got
[00:08:45] the Nobel Peace Prize but he got it on
[00:08:47] day one of his administration before he
[00:08:48] had even done anything before he had
[00:08:50] kicked off the regime change war in
[00:08:52] Libya before he kicked off the Syrian
[00:08:54] civil war which turned into yet another
[00:08:57] protracted regime change war where by
[00:09:00] the way Americans died where Americans
[00:09:02] died and Charlie we haven't seen any
[00:09:04] Americans killed here whatsoever. Look,
[00:09:06] they're calling President Trump this
[00:09:08] last week. They're going to be saying
[00:09:09] this and people came at me and I said
[00:09:11] they're going to be calling him on I
[00:09:13] said this on Human Events Daily the
[00:09:15] dealmakerinchief.
[00:09:17] This is the man who wrote the art of the
[00:09:18] deal. This is the man who put it
[00:09:20] together and he's proven to the entire
[00:09:21] world that he is in fact the dealmaker
[00:09:24] and chief.
[00:09:26] And by the can we just can we just also
[00:09:27] say that some of the quoteunquote
[00:09:29] trusted voices have gotten this thing so
[00:09:31] wrong. It turns out Jack I mean we have
[00:09:33] to take a little bit of a victory lap
[00:09:34] for here for this program and for we've
[00:09:36] been doing on our podcast what we've
[00:09:37] been doing together Jack we kind of
[00:09:38] pitched a little bit of a perfect game
[00:09:40] here. You know we said no regime change.
[00:09:42] We said it was likely that President
[00:09:44] Trump was going to strike. We even
[00:09:45] offered some caution introductory
[00:09:47] elements of this. But President Trump
[00:09:49] here he he acted with incredible
[00:09:52] prudence and decisiveness. And now we
[00:09:54] have not just an end to US involvement,
[00:09:56] Middle East. This is an end to the war.
[00:09:58] A war that people thought was going to
[00:10:00] be the war to end all wars. Who would
[00:10:02] have thought 12 days ago, Jack, that
[00:10:04] Israel preemptively striking Iran would
[00:10:06] end 12 days later with zero American
[00:10:08] troops dead and no nuclear program for
[00:10:10] Iran? I hope you all understand this is
[00:10:12] not normal. This usually results in
[00:10:15] regime change, boots on the grounds,
[00:10:17] Marines in Tran. We're mobilizing
[00:10:19] aircraft carriers. Instead, President
[00:10:20] Donald Trump brought it right up to the
[00:10:22] brink, got what we wanted, and was able
[00:10:23] then to proceed for what was best for
[00:10:25] America and for Western civilization.
[00:10:28] Jack Pobic. Well, and Charlie, not only
[00:10:30] that, but you know, and and I'll I'll
[00:10:33] put give credit where credit's due,
[00:10:35] Charlie. You were the one who called
[00:10:36] when Israel's initial attack would take
[00:10:39] place. You were the one who said, I
[00:10:40] guess 12 days, if we're calling it the
[00:10:42] 12-day war, I love that branding, by the
[00:10:44] way. If we're calling it the 12-day war,
[00:10:46] then Charlie, it was you 12 days ago,
[00:10:48] several hours. Two hours, right? I'm
[00:10:51] remembering now. Two hours exactly to
[00:10:53] the moment when you said the strikes
[00:10:55] would be taking place, right? So, we
[00:10:57] knew that we came up live and people
[00:10:59] said, "Why are Jack Charlie live? Why
[00:11:00] are you guys doing all this?" Because
[00:11:01] because you had the intel, right? So,
[00:11:04] when you're watching the Charlie Kirk
[00:11:05] show, when you're watching Real
[00:11:06] America's Voice, when you're watching
[00:11:07] Human Events Daily, you're ahead of the
[00:11:09] mainstream media. And then Steve, even
[00:11:11] publicly Steve Bannon over on War Room
[00:11:13] on the Saturday morning show when we're
[00:11:15] up there were saying the party's on
[00:11:17] tonight. The party's on. It's the only
[00:11:19] place in the world that you heard any of
[00:11:20] that. And so for people saying, "Oh,
[00:11:22] well these guys, they're this way.
[00:11:23] They're that way." I said, "Guys, if you
[00:11:25] would listen to us and just us for the
[00:11:27] entire time, and I'm not saying you have
[00:11:29] to do that, by the way, go listen to
[00:11:30] anybody. Listen to anybody you want. I'm
[00:11:32] not one of those people. But but if you
[00:11:33] did listen to us, we told you what was
[00:11:36] going to happen, when it was going to
[00:11:37] happen. and generally I think for pretty
[00:11:40] much every major piece of this before it
[00:11:42] happened with the exception and I will
[00:11:44] say with the exception of this peace
[00:11:46] deal this ceasefire deal because only
[00:11:48] President Trump could have done it in
[00:11:50] Trump time
[00:11:52] and by the way he he he makes this look
[00:11:53] so easy understand what he just did
[00:11:55] Obama was never able to do Bush was
[00:11:57] never able to do no permanent war no
[00:11:59] nuclear program no permanent war no
[00:12:01] nuclear program bring
[00:12:04] the pallets of cash no pallets of cash
[00:12:06] no sanction relief everybody This is not
[00:12:08] normal. And for all the people that were
[00:12:10] doubting President Trump, we never
[00:12:11] wavered on this program. And I want to
[00:12:13] even say more importantly, for those of
[00:12:14] you that never wavered, good on you. For
[00:12:16] those of you that trusted President
[00:12:17] Trump, for those of you that knew that
[00:12:19] President Trump had the wisdom and he
[00:12:20] had the experience and he had the
[00:12:22] wherewithal, God bless you because you
[00:12:24] understood exactly the high stake
[00:12:27] situation here. And remember, we went
[00:12:28] through the list. When President Trump
[00:12:30] struck Syria, no endless war. President
[00:12:32] Trump took out Solommani, no endless
[00:12:35] war. President Trump took out ISIS. No
[00:12:37] endless war. In fact, I could even say
[00:12:39] this was not even a war. And all these
[00:12:41] people that were attacking President
[00:12:42] Trump and so viciously attacking them.
[00:12:45] You were wrong. Let me say this again.
[00:12:47] You were wrong. And by the way, you
[00:12:49] should also just say, I was wrong. It's
[00:12:50] okay to be wrong in life. But you know
[00:12:52] what's not okay? It's not okay to lie to
[00:12:54] your audience. Act as if you had
[00:12:55] President Trump's back this entire time.
[00:12:57] And Jack, you remember you and I were
[00:12:58] texting yesterday. I want to throw to
[00:12:59] Andrew. Jack, remember I was defending
[00:13:01] President Trump yesterday on X and
[00:13:03] people were saying, "Whoa, whoa, whoa.
[00:13:04] It's a little hot there, Charlie. The
[00:13:05] tide is turning against Trump. I said,
[00:13:06] "No, no, no, no." Remember that, Jack?
[00:13:08] You and I were texting. I said, "I'm
[00:13:09] going all in. We're defending this guy.
[00:13:11] This guy and now 24 hours later, the
[00:13:13] people that were that were honestly so
[00:13:16] flimsy against President Trump." I'm
[00:13:18] getting really fired up here. And
[00:13:19] Andrew, you could tell, Andrew, you and
[00:13:20] I were talking about this that on on X
[00:13:22] and some social channels, people had no
[00:13:24] trust in President Trump. What else does
[00:13:27] President Trump have to do to win your
[00:13:28] trust over? He ended the Indian Pakistan
[00:13:30] war. President Trump has secured the
[00:13:32] southern border completely. We have
[00:13:34] inflation going down. We're about to
[00:13:35] pass the big beautiful bill. And now
[00:13:37] President Trump is ending Israel Iran
[00:13:39] war while no nuclear weapons. Andrew, I
[00:13:42] would think at this point President
[00:13:44] Trump has overwhelmingly earned your
[00:13:46] trust. Andrew. Yeah. I mean, Charlie,
[00:13:48] what I think about is just how many
[00:13:51] people President Trump has made fools of
[00:13:53] this week and last week. And what was
[00:13:56] unique about this is we're used to
[00:13:59] President Trump making fools of the
[00:14:01] foreign policy establishment or
[00:14:03] Democrats or the media talking heads,
[00:14:06] but this was a little bit different
[00:14:08] because it struck at this online debate
[00:14:10] about the position of Israel. It it
[00:14:13] about foreign interventions and so it
[00:14:16] made fools of a new cadre of people. And
[00:14:19] what one of the things that I'm really
[00:14:21] proud of our show and of Jack's show,
[00:14:24] uh, War Room certainly, is that there
[00:14:27] was a a lack of panic. And I'll never
[00:14:31] forget when you went on Jesse Waters on
[00:14:34] it looks like June 16th, so about 7 days
[00:14:37] ago, one week to the day, and it looked
[00:14:39] like there was just this, you know, is
[00:14:41] he going to strike? What do we do if he
[00:14:43] strikes? You know, uh, Israel's forcing
[00:14:45] the hand. What do you do in this
[00:14:47] impossible situation? And I I'll never
[00:14:49] forget you looked at the camera. Jesse
[00:14:52] threw it to you and you said, "You know
[00:14:54] what you do? You trust Trump. He's
[00:14:55] earned our trust." And then for the next
[00:14:57] week, you just saw, I think, a lot of
[00:15:01] Trump's supporters echoing that that
[00:15:03] that sentiment. Trust Trump. You know,
[00:15:05] what are we going to do? This is why we
[00:15:06] elected the guy. You need a strong
[00:15:08] person in this impossible situation. And
[00:15:12] and and I'll say one more thing,
[00:15:13] Charlie. I think yesterday, especially
[00:15:16] on X, there was this argument kind of
[00:15:18] raging about, you know, you don't
[00:15:20] blindly trust any politician. I don't
[00:15:22] care if his name's Trump or whatever.
[00:15:23] And it's like, yeah, that's true. You
[00:15:26] you you can always ask questions. You
[00:15:28] always raise concerns. You always have a
[00:15:30] robust debate. That's the the sign of a
[00:15:32] healthy movement. But what's not a
[00:15:34] healthy position when you have a guy
[00:15:35] that you've been riding with for 10
[00:15:37] years now that survived assassination
[00:15:39] attempts, impeachment attempts, that's
[00:15:41] done foreign interventions, by the way,
[00:15:43] with Solommani and ISIS and the Moab.
[00:15:47] And he's gone toe-to-toe with Rocket Man
[00:15:49] in North Korea. I mean, this guy has
[00:15:51] earned our trust that he is not a regime
[00:15:53] change president, that he is not a he is
[00:15:56] not a quagmire or nation builder uh
[00:15:59] president. And so there was a lot of uh
[00:16:02] groundwork that he'd done in the past
[00:16:04] decade that he deserved our trust. And
[00:16:06] so for people to so blindly throw that
[00:16:08] away and act like that he that he had
[00:16:10] somehow fundamentally changed. I I mean
[00:16:12] I get it. We've all got a little PTSD
[00:16:15] after the last decade, but but that was
[00:16:17] kind of my point. It's it's one thing to
[00:16:19] question but there was no consistency to
[00:16:21] it. It's just and know I I'm sorry to
[00:16:23] interrupt, but like the people that were
[00:16:24] saying that that there there was there
[00:16:26] was no reason to believe that somehow
[00:16:27] after Solommani, after Albagaghdadi,
[00:16:29] after Syria, after all those campaign
[00:16:30] promises, all of a sudden Donald Trump
[00:16:32] was going to reemerge as John Bolton.
[00:16:34] Only you and your own delusion would
[00:16:35] lead you to that. And I was just trying
[00:16:37] to reconfigure people. I say, "Who do
[00:16:38] you think this guy is? He's playing high
[00:16:40] game brinksmanship. He's saying one
[00:16:42] thing. He's doing vi's doing rhetorical
[00:16:44] dance with another. He's doing
[00:16:46] rhetorical threats." And by the way, you
[00:16:48] could actually probably play out. Yeah.
[00:16:49] Yeah. And by the way, Jack, you can make
[00:16:50] an argument. His regime change tweet
[00:16:52] yesterday was a little bit of a taunt
[00:16:55] and a threat to Iran to not go after US
[00:16:58] service members because in the back of
[00:16:59] their head they were thinking, "Oh my
[00:17:00] goodness, potentially, you know, Donald
[00:17:03] Trump is going to execute regime
[00:17:04] change." Well, and you never know, Iran,
[00:17:07] please, Jack. Yeah. You never know also
[00:17:09] behind the scenes what phone calls he's
[00:17:11] making, what messages he's making to the
[00:17:14] Russians, to the Chinese, to Xiinping,
[00:17:16] to Vladimir Putin. saw that the Iranian
[00:17:19] foreign minister was in Russia last
[00:17:21] night. He's talking to the Israelis. So,
[00:17:23] President Trump and Charlie, you know
[00:17:24] this as well as anyone. He's working the
[00:17:26] phones constantly. He's constant
[00:17:27] communication with everybody, certainly
[00:17:29] talking to world leaders. So, this idea
[00:17:31] that just cuz he's sending one message
[00:17:34] out publicly, that's the only thing he's
[00:17:36] thinking about is guys, you're not
[00:17:38] always seeing the bigger picture. And
[00:17:40] I'm not making some argument for, you
[00:17:41] know, 04D warfare or whatever, but you
[00:17:44] never know who he's talking to
[00:17:46] specifically in situations like this.
[00:17:48] And let's not forget for a second here
[00:17:50] that this was the man who walked into
[00:17:53] North Korea, who stepped across that
[00:17:55] line when Barack Obama was terrified of
[00:17:57] going binoculars up there and you know,
[00:18:00] he's all observation post. President
[00:18:02] Trump's a man who took Kim Jong-un's
[00:18:04] hand and walked directly into North
[00:18:06] Korea, crossing that line. And so he was
[00:18:09] willing to do so in the name of peace
[00:18:11] and normalizing relations between uh the
[00:18:14] world and North Korea. And so we know
[00:18:16] President Trump's commitment. He's put
[00:18:18] himself personally in harm's way in the
[00:18:21] name of peace. And so when you see
[00:18:23] different things that go out there, I
[00:18:25] always just say he's the dealmaker
[00:18:27] chief. He's always doing art of the
[00:18:29] deal. You never know what's going on
[00:18:30] behind the scenes. I and and Jack, to
[00:18:32] your point, I think part of the Trump
[00:18:34] doctrine, the MAGA doctrine, is the
[00:18:37] unpredictability of it all. And this is
[00:18:40] what what you saw at play with the base.
[00:18:42] The base had sort of especially online
[00:18:44] on places like X had created a myth of
[00:18:47] dovishness for President Trump that I
[00:18:49] don't think he's ever actually sort of
[00:18:51] put out there. He's like, "Yeah, listen.
[00:18:52] What I do works. I don't start new wars.
[00:18:54] I finish I finish old ones. I finish
[00:18:56] dumb wars." But like what you were
[00:18:59] seeing is that the base was like, well,
[00:19:01] we want peace. We don't want deployment
[00:19:02] of troops. And what the whole point of
[00:19:05] Trump's brinksmanship is that he's able
[00:19:07] to defy norms. He has to, you have to
[00:19:09] give him latitude, a very wide latitude
[00:19:13] and wide leash, even defy sort of the
[00:19:16] things that he's, you know, sort of
[00:19:18] promised or said. I I know that may seem
[00:19:20] sound counterintuitive, but if you were
[00:19:21] to bring him back, if you were to sort
[00:19:23] of demand that he couldn't make those
[00:19:26] points, then you would you would take
[00:19:28] away his leverage, you would take away
[00:19:30] his brinksmanship and the thing that
[00:19:32] makes Trump Trump. And this is exactly,
[00:19:34] Charlie, I want to give you some credit
[00:19:35] here. This is cut 377. Please get it
[00:19:38] ready. And this was again on June 16th
[00:19:42] in the middle of all of this fog as the
[00:19:44] base, you could feel the base getting
[00:19:46] very unsettled, very unsettled. And you
[00:19:49] went on Fox, which if we're just being
[00:19:51] honest, there's a lot of people on Fox
[00:19:52] that are a lot more hawkish about war.
[00:19:55] And Jesse asked you, "Well, hey, what
[00:19:56] about the base that it sounds like they
[00:19:58] don't want this?" And you threaded the
[00:20:00] needle brilliantly. You had Trump's
[00:20:02] back. You gave him latitude to act. And
[00:20:05] uh it was a brilliant moment. I'm I'm
[00:20:06] never personally going to forget this
[00:20:08] moment because the stakes were so high
[00:20:10] that that that night. Charlie 377.
[00:20:13] President Trump understands his base
[00:20:15] extraordinarily well. He knows that his
[00:20:17] base does not want another Iraq. He does
[00:20:19] not want Libya. Does not want a civil
[00:20:22] war or bedum where the United States is
[00:20:24] left carrying the bag. But also,
[00:20:26] President Trump has been morally clear
[00:20:28] for a decade Iran should not have a
[00:20:30] nuclear weapon. And President Trump has
[00:20:32] the talent, the expertise to be able to
[00:20:34] thread that needle. the the generation
[00:20:36] that I rep represent, Jesse, the under
[00:20:38] 30 crowd, they absolutely are very warw
[00:20:41] weary. Many of them voted for President
[00:20:43] Trump on college campuses because they
[00:20:45] did not want to see a Joe Biden or
[00:20:47] George Bush philosophy where we get into
[00:20:49] this endless conflict where we're
[00:20:51] sending hundreds of billions of dollars.
[00:20:53] I think President Trump will able to
[00:20:54] balance those two things while defending
[00:20:56] our allies, saying that Iran will not
[00:20:58] have a nuclear weapon without having to
[00:21:00] deploy a single American troop or even
[00:21:02] having America involved from the sky.
[00:21:04] President Trump can get that deal done
[00:21:06] while fulfilling the mandate that the
[00:21:08] voters gave him. Called the shot,
[00:21:11] Charlie. Your your reaction to yourself,
[00:21:13] Charlie. No, the o the only thing I
[00:21:15] might I I put a caveat without maybe
[00:21:17] American nightly getting involved from
[00:21:18] the sky. Turns out President Trump
[00:21:20] authorized that. Besides that, I think
[00:21:22] we called the shot pretty uh pretty
[00:21:24] clearly, right? And so, and I just I
[00:21:26] just want to repeat this everybody. You
[00:21:28] are living through history. You
[00:21:29] understand how unlikely this? If Joe
[00:21:31] Biden was president, we would be
[00:21:32] authorizing $50 billion in aid to the
[00:21:35] Persian rebels. If Joe Biden was
[00:21:37] president, we'd be calling for regime
[00:21:38] change and they would have another
[00:21:39] endless war on our hands. Understand,
[00:21:42] President Donald Trump is like, whoa,
[00:21:43] whoa, I'm not going to go down the sink
[00:21:44] with saying end this thing. And by the
[00:21:46] way, for all of the people that are, you
[00:21:47] know, anti-Qatar, and I get it, you
[00:21:49] know, there's money flowing from Qatar
[00:21:50] all over the place and not some good
[00:21:52] place. And yes, you know, they're warmer
[00:21:53] with the Iranians than they should be.
[00:21:55] If it wasn't for Qatar and our
[00:21:56] relationship with Qatar, we might not
[00:21:58] not have been able to end this thing
[00:21:59] right now. It Qatar played a central
[00:22:01] role in us being able to end this war.
[00:22:03] Well, and think about this. Go ahead,
[00:22:06] Tra.
[00:22:07] Yeah. No, no, please. I I just I I'm
[00:22:10] thinking about, you know, there's been
[00:22:12] so much criticism and Jack, you could
[00:22:13] probably weigh in on this even more, but
[00:22:15] like of President Trump seemingly cozing
[00:22:18] up to Qatar also, but think about the
[00:22:21] olive branch, Charlie, that he offered
[00:22:23] to Syria. So I mean but so Trump is
[00:22:26] playing this whole thing differently and
[00:22:28] counterintuitively and those friendships
[00:22:30] and those olive branches are giving him
[00:22:32] extraordinary leverage in this region to
[00:22:36] pressure the Saudis, the Qataris,
[00:22:39] Bahrainis, all of them to get on board
[00:22:41] with this peace peace plan.
[00:22:45] And and we we just have we just have to
[00:22:47] repeat this and Jack I want to throw it
[00:22:48] to you. This is not normal. What
[00:22:50] President Trump has been able to execute
[00:22:52] is in no way normal whatsoever. This is
[00:22:55] being able to bring different components
[00:22:59] together when we have Iran, we have
[00:23:01] Israel. We woke up this morning
[00:23:03] wondering what is Iran's response going
[00:23:06] to be. We are now ending the day with a
[00:23:10] with a drafted ceasefire. Again, there's
[00:23:12] still some components there. 12 hour, 24
[00:23:14] hours. Kind of confusing with all that.
[00:23:15] You got to finish your operations, kind
[00:23:17] of get it out of their system. So, Jack,
[00:23:19] but understand this. Were there not
[00:23:21] people this afternoon, Jack, that were
[00:23:24] pushing for the regime change upsell?
[00:23:26] And if so, and if so, who? Well, there
[00:23:28] there were and and I'm I'm looking at
[00:23:30] some of the data. So, it's been n it's
[00:23:32] been 90 minutes at this point. I want to
[00:23:33] be clear. So, 90 minutes just for a
[00:23:35] check-in for everybody. 90 minutes since
[00:23:37] President Trump has announced this. Uh
[00:23:39] so the complete and total six fire
[00:23:41] ceasefire which so 6 hours after his
[00:23:44] tweet which is at 6:00 p.m. Eastern time
[00:23:47] would be midnight on the eastern
[00:23:49] seabboard here. So midnight at the
[00:23:51] eastern seabboard as we know by the way
[00:23:53] President Trump scheduled to attend the
[00:23:55] NATO conference in the Hague tomorrow.
[00:23:57] And so this obviously will be a huge
[00:24:00] part of those discussions, but we're
[00:24:02] going to be really uh you know
[00:24:04] potentially up till midnight to see
[00:24:05] what's going on. Operations continuing
[00:24:08] between Iran and Israel. Also getting
[00:24:11] some reports of a of of explosions in
[00:24:14] Baghdad right now, so in Iraq, you know,
[00:24:16] a lot a lot of questions as to actually
[00:24:18] how this goes. But, you know, I think
[00:24:20] the next 12 to 24 hours are going to be
[00:24:22] absolutely critical. But Charlie, to
[00:24:24] your point, this is something in the
[00:24:25] Wall Street or uh the Washington Post
[00:24:27] actually quoted me on this uh this
[00:24:29] phrase, the regime change upsell. And
[00:24:32] here's what I said. I said, "Look,
[00:24:34] President Trump has always been clear
[00:24:36] that he wants the denuclearization of
[00:24:38] Iran and that this operation was solely
[00:24:42] focused on the denuclearization of
[00:24:45] Iran." It's something that he said even
[00:24:46] when he came down the golden escalator
[00:24:48] 10 plus years ago. out. However, there
[00:24:50] were there were those out there trying
[00:24:52] to upsell him on it. Lindsey Graham,
[00:24:54] Mark Leavvin, uh you you just saw this
[00:24:57] this cavalcade of people saying, "Well,
[00:24:59] you know, you can't you can't let the
[00:25:01] regime stay in power, Mr. President.
[00:25:03] You've got to you've got to take them
[00:25:04] out because that's the way to do this."
[00:25:06] That's what Andy Yahoo himself said this
[00:25:08] as well. So there was this regime change
[00:25:10] this idea of upselling like when you you
[00:25:12] know I compared it to when you go to the
[00:25:13] dentist for you know a cleaning and then
[00:25:15] they start trying to upsell you on
[00:25:16] pulling your wisdom teeth and all this
[00:25:18] other work or when you your you know
[00:25:20] your car has got need some new tires and
[00:25:22] then suddenly they want to put brakes
[00:25:23] and rotors and all this other work being
[00:25:25] done and Shane Gillis actually has a
[00:25:27] whole new uh sitcom all about uh working
[00:25:29] in an auto shop right he's a mechanic uh
[00:25:31] it's really funny by the way um and and
[00:25:34] so this idea of the regime change upsell
[00:25:36] they use the foot in the door strategy
[00:25:38] so they get their foot in the door on
[00:25:39] the denuclearization and then they try
[00:25:42] to upsize say well you're here anyway
[00:25:44] you might as well take him out you might
[00:25:45] as well get the rest of it Lindsey
[00:25:46] Graham gives this massive speech right
[00:25:48] so Lindsey Graham gives a massive speech
[00:25:51] in the well of the Senate today saying
[00:25:52] we need to do this we need to do that we
[00:25:54] have to take him out compares it to
[00:25:56] World War II compares it to Hitler and
[00:25:58] within minutes after Lindsey Graham's
[00:26:02] speech and within minutes after 3 hours
[00:26:05] almost exactly so within 3 hours of Mark
[00:26:08] Leavvin going up and almost almost
[00:26:10] directly attacking President Trump for
[00:26:12] calling for peace. Boom. President Trump
[00:26:15] has announced a peace deal in terms of
[00:26:17] this ceasefire. So for those guys who
[00:26:19] are pushing the regime change upsell
[00:26:21] really does not look good on you. Really
[00:26:23] does not.
[00:26:25] So we have Blake here as well. I'm going
[00:26:27] to throw to Blake in a second here. But
[00:26:28] Andrew, I I want to kind of get back to
[00:26:30] you here. The online chatter and the
[00:26:31] online vibe here. I mean this is a major
[00:26:33] victory, right? This is this is as big
[00:26:36] as it and good as it gets. What does
[00:26:38] this mean politically, Andrew? Because
[00:26:40] what I'm reading online, a lot of people
[00:26:42] are starting the big backpedal. A lot of
[00:26:44] people that were attacking President
[00:26:45] Trump, and doubting President Trump,
[00:26:46] they're scrubbing tweets. They're
[00:26:48] deleting tweets. Actually, they're
[00:26:49] reconfiguring. They're trying to
[00:26:51] manipulate audiences. Andrew, what does
[00:26:53] this mean politically? And also talk our
[00:26:55] audience through some of the incoming
[00:26:56] that we received for trying to tell
[00:26:58] people to remain calm and steady
[00:27:00] throughout these last couple of days.
[00:27:02] Yeah, I mean, I I'll start with that
[00:27:04] last question first. I mean, Charlie,
[00:27:06] you've personally been called a
[00:27:07] wararmonger and you've been called an
[00:27:09] isolationist, both used as pjoratives.
[00:27:11] So, if you dared defend the president
[00:27:14] and and getting behind him and and and
[00:27:16] Charlie, I hope I'm not sharing some
[00:27:18] stuff out of school here, but you know,
[00:27:20] you were very clear you were going to
[00:27:22] support the president's decision if he
[00:27:24] chose to move. I don't know that you
[00:27:25] were you were not enthusiastic about any
[00:27:28] American involvement. You were not I was
[00:27:30] very cautious. I was very cautious. Very
[00:27:32] cautious. You were very cautious. But
[00:27:33] you said, I think both publicly and
[00:27:35] privately, I will defend you if you
[00:27:37] move. Right. And and I trust I mean
[00:27:40] that's essentially what it was. I you've
[00:27:42] earned my trust. You've had my back. I'm
[00:27:43] going to have yours. I hope this all
[00:27:45] ends well. Right. And so, you know, I
[00:27:48] don't think of that as being a
[00:27:49] wararmonger or as a as a as a dove, an
[00:27:52] isolationist. And essentially, there are
[00:27:54] shades of gray. There's nuance here.
[00:27:56] Obviously, everybody in this in this
[00:27:58] show, Jack, I know you got something
[00:28:00] breaking here, but everybody in the show
[00:28:02] wants to avoid quagmires and we want to
[00:28:04] focus on mass deportations. Like, that's
[00:28:07] everybody on this show. That's what we
[00:28:08] want. But sometimes life comes at you
[00:28:10] quick and you got to be ready to deal
[00:28:11] with it. Jack, what's up? Well, so I do
[00:28:13] have this and this is out of uh my
[00:28:15] former colleague Trey Yinst, and he's
[00:28:18] just got it right here. President Trump
[00:28:19] spoke with Qatar Amir, informed him that
[00:28:22] the US got Israel to agree to a
[00:28:23] ceasefire. The president asked Qatar to
[00:28:25] help persuade Iran following that the
[00:28:27] vice president vice president Vance
[00:28:30] coordinated directly with Qatar's prime
[00:28:32] minister on the details. This effort
[00:28:35] proved successful and following
[00:28:36] discussion with Qatar PM the Iranians
[00:28:38] agreed. So it was Israel first then it
[00:28:40] was between so the president uh
[00:28:43] President Trump asked Qatar then Vance
[00:28:46] and Qatar's prime minister worked
[00:28:48] directly on the details. So again to
[00:28:50] Charlie's point about this is why we
[00:28:52] have the open door there with the
[00:28:53] Qataris. The deal was then coordinated
[00:28:55] at the highest level with the president
[00:28:57] and the vice president, the Qatari amir
[00:28:59] and the prime minister. Here's the
[00:29:00] quote. Despite having been just, this is
[00:29:03] the Qataris quote, right? Despite having
[00:29:05] been just attacked a few hours earlier,
[00:29:07] the Qataris have set aside their
[00:29:08] grievances and prioritized regional
[00:29:11] security to get the deal done. And as
[00:29:13] we've all said a number of times this
[00:29:15] week, blessed are the peacemakers.
[00:29:19] Blessed are the peacemakers. Amen. Hey,
[00:29:22] I've been saying that all week and
[00:29:24] President Trump is blessed for trying to
[00:29:25] get to a place of reconciliation and for
[00:29:28] peace. There's a lot more. Boy, I if you
[00:29:31] wanted ratings, I could tell you a lot
[00:29:33] more of the backstory that happened this
[00:29:34] last week, but I don't I don't share or
[00:29:37] leak stuff. That's not what I do. But I
[00:29:39] will tell I will say this and Andrew to
[00:29:41] your point. I told the president and his
[00:29:43] team, if you guys do this, we will have
[00:29:45] your back because I trust your judgment.
[00:29:47] And I said that both publicly and
[00:29:48] privately because that's what you get
[00:29:49] out of here on this program. What I say
[00:29:51] publicly, I also say privately and vice
[00:29:53] versa. This is a nice tea up here. 379.
[00:29:57] This is the left-wing spin. The
[00:29:59] left-wing spin is now all of a sudden
[00:30:01] they're they want to impeach Donald
[00:30:02] Trump for bombing Iran. Now, how are
[00:30:04] they going to possibly do this? He is
[00:30:06] brokering peace in the Middle East in a
[00:30:08] way we've never seen before. Play cut
[00:30:10] 379. I have worked in an administration
[00:30:13] that has had to communicate um you know
[00:30:15] I was in the Biden administration in the
[00:30:17] first year when the president made the
[00:30:19] decision to pull out of Afghanistan and
[00:30:21] I think you can tell a lot about the
[00:30:23] administration's actions from how they
[00:30:26] are communicating outwardly about it.
[00:30:28] What do these comments today and also
[00:30:31] yet this weekend from the vice
[00:30:33] president, secretary of state, right,
[00:30:35] secretary of defense. What do these
[00:30:36] comments tell you about the strategy um
[00:30:39] that the administration is employing
[00:30:40] here? Or or is there one at all?
[00:30:44] No, they're making it up, Simone, as
[00:30:45] they go along.
[00:30:48] Well, okay. So So, Jack, what do they
[00:30:50] mean they're making it up? First of all,
[00:30:52] we have a peace deal. I'm going to go
[00:30:55] through the nos. Okay. No more war.
[00:30:58] No boots on the ground, no regime
[00:31:00] change, no endless war, no aid to the
[00:31:04] Persian rebels, and no nuclear weapons
[00:31:07] for Iran. Jack, those six big nos I just
[00:31:09] said is a dream. Please respond to MSNBC
[00:31:13] here. Well, I mean, they're sitting up
[00:31:15] there and and if I miss my guess,
[00:31:17] they're trying to compare this to like
[00:31:18] what Biden was doing in Afghanistan and
[00:31:21] the pull out and and all the rest of and
[00:31:22] it's it's it's it's ridiculous what
[00:31:25] they're doing here. And it's gross. It's
[00:31:28] it's just absolutely gross. And so what
[00:31:32] we're what we're talking about is a
[00:31:34] president who's putting American lives
[00:31:37] first. That's absolutely correct.
[00:31:39] American treasure first. I don't see any
[00:31:41] pallets of cash being sent over to
[00:31:43] Tyrron. I didn't see any uh you know any
[00:31:45] of this capitulation and the jigoa and
[00:31:47] all these different things. By the way,
[00:31:49] this opens the door, right? Because Iran
[00:31:52] has now shown rationality. So they've
[00:31:54] and this this is clear by the way. So
[00:31:56] Iran has shown rationality and that
[00:32:00] opens the door. So if we talk about the
[00:32:01] foot in the door tactic now the upsell
[00:32:03] here is a broader nuclear deal for Iran
[00:32:07] to perhaps keep this off the shelf
[00:32:09] completely uh a broader peace deal
[00:32:12] perhaps normalization at least
[00:32:14] stabilization within the region. This
[00:32:16] opens the door for so many things that
[00:32:19] none of these talking heads saw going
[00:32:21] on. And by the way, it's not, you know,
[00:32:24] it's not the Taliban being given $9
[00:32:27] billion of American equipment the same
[00:32:30] way that Joe Biden left them. And by the
[00:32:33] way, General Millie left them. I uh I
[00:32:35] was there. Actually, Charlie, it was at
[00:32:37] a a I believe it was a Turning Point
[00:32:38] action reception where President Trump
[00:32:41] talked about that and he he had some
[00:32:43] choice words for for General Millie that
[00:32:45] have gone quite viral since uh since
[00:32:47] that day down there at uh Mara Lago
[00:32:50] talking about this because this shows
[00:32:52] the difference between a president who's
[00:32:53] an idiot and a president who knows how
[00:32:56] to achieve the commander's desired end
[00:32:58] state. So, so now I want to throw it to
[00:33:01] to Blake here. Blake, you're kind of our
[00:33:03] historical mastermind here. Blake, can
[00:33:05] you summarize the roller coaster in the
[00:33:07] context of five years of Iran and Trump?
[00:33:10] From the drone to Solommani to the
[00:33:12] Iranian nuclear deal to assassination
[00:33:14] threats to bombing nukes, bombing
[00:33:18] nuclear sites to now a peace deal.
[00:33:20] Blake, this is a roller coaster likes of
[00:33:22] which we've never seen between Persia
[00:33:23] and the United States. It it really is,
[00:33:25] Charlie. It's uh I think if you when
[00:33:27] hopefully when all is said and done,
[00:33:29] we'll look back on this as
[00:33:32] the Trump experience, the Trump tactics,
[00:33:35] the Trump strategy at its best, at its
[00:33:38] most successful. And I think we can all
[00:33:41] freely admit it can be pretty stressful
[00:33:43] to go through the same way riding a
[00:33:44] roller coaster can be stressful. Uh as
[00:33:47] you say, you say everything very
[00:33:49] publicly what you're going to do.
[00:33:50] President Trump is a little different.
[00:33:52] President Trump, he is a businessman
[00:33:54] who's used to negotiation, who's used to
[00:33:56] having, you know, a public face as well
[00:33:59] as private intentions. So, President
[00:34:01] Trump is the kind of guy who can do
[00:34:03] things like say, "I'm giving you two
[00:34:06] weeks, but actually, I've already
[00:34:07] decided to hit you tomorrow." He can
[00:34:09] say, "I'm willing to go as much as it
[00:34:12] takes to willing to do anything. I'm
[00:34:13] willing to overthrow your government
[00:34:15] because actually, I want you to just
[00:34:17] come to the table so we can get this
[00:34:18] done." And we've seen this now over
[00:34:22] nearly a decade. President Trump said on
[00:34:25] his first day running for office that he
[00:34:27] hated the Iraq war and he didn't want
[00:34:30] Iran to get a nuclear weapon. And I
[00:34:32] think that is where he was at his most
[00:34:34] clear-cut, his most honest, his most uh
[00:34:38] like his his mo it it was the best guide
[00:34:40] to everything that's happened since. And
[00:34:42] since then it's been the ride. So we had
[00:34:45] Iran shot down one of our drones and
[00:34:47] there were people who wanted major
[00:34:49] strikes on Iran over this and Trump
[00:34:51] seemed like he might be open to this and
[00:34:53] then oh he dialed it back and he said we
[00:34:55] don't need to do this. Then we had
[00:34:57] Solommani. He was they were getting
[00:34:59] overly aggressive in you know the whole
[00:35:01] Syria Lebanon area. He said you know
[00:35:03] what we can show them we mean business.
[00:35:05] Blow up their guy. Boom. Blows him up. I
[00:35:07] believe he was in Iraq when it happened.
[00:35:09] Uh and then he took the the rocket
[00:35:13] volley in response to that and there was
[00:35:15] a lot of pressure. Oh, you got to
[00:35:16] escalate further. And he said, "Nope, we
[00:35:18] don't need to do that." They they shot
[00:35:20] their their shot. Wasn't a big deal. We
[00:35:23] can move on. And this is the highest
[00:35:26] stakes version of that. He said, "Iran,
[00:35:29] you have two months to make a deal with
[00:35:32] us, and if not, something bad happened."
[00:35:34] Those two months passed and they called
[00:35:38] President Trump's bluff. So he allowed
[00:35:41] Israel to start a war and then he
[00:35:42] followed up himself with strikes and he
[00:35:45] even signaled, "Oh, maybe it's time for
[00:35:47] us to do regime change in Iran. But now
[00:35:50] he we're seeing the other end of it.
[00:35:52] He's actually still exactly where he was
[00:35:54] in 2015. I am ready to make a deal. My
[00:35:58] main priority is don't let you get a
[00:36:00] nuclear bomb. And other than that, I
[00:36:02] don't want an Iraq war. I am perfectly
[00:36:05] fine stepping away. It's been stressful.
[00:36:08] We've always wondered where he's going,
[00:36:10] one direction or the other, but in the
[00:36:12] end, we've gotten to a place that seems
[00:36:14] very good for America.
[00:36:17] Amen, Blake. That was well said. I want
[00:36:19] to throw to Senator Mullen from
[00:36:22] Oklahoma. First of all, Senator Mullen,
[00:36:23] congratulations on the Thunder, winning
[00:36:24] the NBA Finals. We're not here to talk
[00:36:26] about that, but I'm sure uh your
[00:36:28] family's happy about. So, now you get to
[00:36:30] celebrate an NBA Finals victory. Most
[00:36:31] importantly, peace in the Middle East.
[00:36:33] Senator Mullen, we've been saying trust
[00:36:34] President Trump this whole time. This is
[00:36:36] historic. No troops on the ground, no
[00:36:39] regime change, no US force having to go
[00:36:41] into some permanent quagmire and no
[00:36:43] nukes for Iran. Senator Mullen, your
[00:36:44] reaction. Yeah, you know, this is, as
[00:36:47] the president saying, this is a 12-day
[00:36:48] war. This is exactly what peace through
[00:36:51] strength looks like. Uh when you're able
[00:36:53] to use strength in a decisive way,
[00:36:56] you're able to declare what victory
[00:36:58] looks like before you even use strength.
[00:37:00] uh you're able to also declare the terms
[00:37:03] of I wouldn't say surrender but uh the
[00:37:07] terms of of of deescalation and that's
[00:37:10] what ex that's exactly what took place
[00:37:12] here. The president positioned himself
[00:37:15] uh through deterrence. He had the assets
[00:37:17] in the area to be able to deliver on
[00:37:20] what needed to be done. uh he delivered
[00:37:22] on those assets precisely uh and and
[00:37:26] then he had enough restraint even when
[00:37:29] the Ayatollah which we knew they had to
[00:37:32] say something shot back at us they had
[00:37:34] they had enough fear of President Trump
[00:37:37] and his leadership that they uh that
[00:37:40] they actually gave us a heads up that
[00:37:42] hey this is what we're going to do um
[00:37:44] just understand it's coming and then
[00:37:46] we're probably in a good spot and the
[00:37:48] president immediately responded by
[00:37:49] saying appreciate the heads up.
[00:37:52] Appreciate the war is over. Um, and we
[00:37:55] look forward to hopefully having good
[00:37:56] relationships with you moving forward
[00:37:58] and leave it up to the Iranian people if
[00:38:01] they want regime change. I That's what
[00:38:03] leadership looks like. President Trump
[00:38:05] just pulled off. Amen. I know your I
[00:38:08] know your time is limited here, Senator
[00:38:09] Mullen, but just final question here.
[00:38:12] How does this, if at all, impact the big
[00:38:14] beautiful bill? We need unity from the
[00:38:16] Republican party. We need no tax on
[00:38:17] tips, no tax on overtime. We need Trump
[00:38:19] tax cuts, border security, Golden Dome.
[00:38:22] How does this impact the big beautiful
[00:38:24] bill, if at all, narrative reset? We
[00:38:26] should see unity in the Republican
[00:38:27] party. Please, Senator, it doesn't it
[00:38:30] doesn't affect us at all. We are moving
[00:38:32] forward. In fact, I I just stepped out
[00:38:34] of a uh hour and a half long conference
[00:38:37] with the Republican uh uh senators. And
[00:38:41] before that, I was in a meeting with
[00:38:42] leadership for an hour discussing a path
[00:38:45] forward. I think we're in a very good
[00:38:47] spot. Hopefully, we could possibly be
[00:38:49] see text uh and uh and culture u on this
[00:38:55] by Wednesday, Thursday, and could even
[00:38:58] possibly start uh voting to vote Obama
[00:39:01] as early as Friday. So, we're on track
[00:39:03] to move forward. There's a lot of people
[00:39:05] in the room, Charlie, that's got a lot
[00:39:07] of ideas still. We respect those ideas.
[00:39:10] uh they want to make the bill better and
[00:39:13] we all do, but we can't allow perfection
[00:39:15] to get in the way of good because the
[00:39:17] fact is when this bill comes to the
[00:39:18] floor, you're going to have two options.
[00:39:21] A vote to move forward with the Trump
[00:39:23] era policies or B you vote no and say,
[00:39:26] "Hey, I prefer to stay with Biden
[00:39:27] policies." That's not a good place for
[00:39:28] any Republican to be.
[00:39:31] Senator, you're doing a great job. You
[00:39:33] are the Senate House liaison, so when
[00:39:34] you speak about this, it really matters.
[00:39:36] Senator, come back when you have more
[00:39:37] time. Thank you so much and
[00:39:38] congratulations to the world and to the
[00:39:40] people of Oklahoma. Thank you so much.
[00:39:41] Thank you so much. Okay, I want to throw
[00:39:42] back here. Uh I want everyone I want to
[00:39:44] hear from you. Freedom at
[00:39:45] charliekirk.com, but I think this is an
[00:39:46] important theme everybody because this
[00:39:47] will not be the last trial. I've been
[00:39:49] through this for 10 years. Andrew, how
[00:39:51] many times did I tell I was like, guys,
[00:39:52] I've been through this for 10 years.
[00:39:54] I've seen the cycle play out and it
[00:39:55] always ends up okay and it goes up and
[00:39:58] it goes down and it's just kind of like,
[00:40:00] okay, what's going on here? We're going
[00:40:01] right to the brink. I actually I don't
[00:40:03] know if we still have Andrew because we
[00:40:04] had Senator Mullen. Um, we might throw
[00:40:06] him back here, but Oh, we do. But what
[00:40:09] what are the lessons here for everybody
[00:40:10] that doubted President Trump, for
[00:40:12] everyone that didn't trust President
[00:40:13] Trump? What are the lessons here that
[00:40:16] people need to derive, which is that
[00:40:17] maybe when you read Truth Socials, there
[00:40:19] might be something else going on? And
[00:40:21] has this man not earned your trust yet,
[00:40:23] Andrew? Yeah, I think about the I think
[00:40:26] about two things. Tariffs and the Iran
[00:40:28] strikes. Those are the those are really
[00:40:31] the two moments where this trust in the
[00:40:33] president has been has been stressed. Uh
[00:40:36] where even some of the base even some of
[00:40:38] his supporters start you know screaming
[00:40:41] the panicans if you will. Jack Jack is
[00:40:44] the king of the panicking shutdown. So I
[00:40:47] I'll uh I won't I won't steal your panic
[00:40:49] thunder here Jack. But those are the two
[00:40:51] moments of this Trump 2.0 where I'm like
[00:40:54] listen
[00:40:56] it's worked out both times. It's worked
[00:40:58] out both times and uh we we pray this
[00:41:02] holds. I mean I I'm still there's a
[00:41:04] still a part of me in the back of my
[00:41:05] mind that's kind of waiting for the
[00:41:07] next, you know, the six hour mark, the
[00:41:08] 12-h hour mark. But yeah, I mean uh
[00:41:11] Trump Trump once again I go back to this
[00:41:14] idea that you have to let Trump sort of
[00:41:17] defy your expectations to get to the
[00:41:20] point that that we want to get to. He
[00:41:23] has to sometimes stretch the limits of
[00:41:25] what everybody's comfortable with. And
[00:41:27] you know, everybody thinks they've got
[00:41:29] Trump figured out, they go, "This is how
[00:41:31] Trump does it, he does this, and then he
[00:41:32] does it." And then as soon as you think
[00:41:34] you've got the formula figured out, he
[00:41:36] scramles the formula again. And
[00:41:38] everybody freaks out again like we've
[00:41:40] never done this. And then at the end of
[00:41:41] the day, we wrap up exactly where we all
[00:41:44] hoped we would.
[00:41:46] And I just want to know, Blake, I think
[00:41:47] this is all, you know, Jack, let's go to
[00:41:49] Jack. Jack, go ahead. And then we'll go
[00:41:50] to say I just want to know, you know,
[00:41:52] and and for the Human Events Daily
[00:41:54] audience out there, has anyone done a
[00:41:56] wellness check on Lindsey Graham? Has
[00:41:59] anyone I think he's in DC, he might be
[00:42:01] down in South Carolina. I just want to
[00:42:03] make sure. Is Lindsey Graham going to be
[00:42:05] all right? You know, I'm concerned about
[00:42:06] him as an elected official of our
[00:42:09] nation. I want to make sure that the
[00:42:11] people of South Carolina are well
[00:42:12] represented. Does anyone want to do a
[00:42:15] wellness check on him or the other
[00:42:16] neocon wararmongers out there who were
[00:42:19] foaming at the mouth? They were say
[00:42:22] there were people out there who were
[00:42:23] calling, "Go all the way, Mr. President.
[00:42:25] Go all the way. Go all the way to
[00:42:27] Tyrron. Take them all out. Wipe this
[00:42:29] out." With no plan whatsoever. They
[00:42:32] don't even know the ethnic makeup of the
[00:42:34] country. They don't even know this the
[00:42:35] size of the country, the population.
[00:42:37] They have no plan whatsoever for what
[00:42:39] would come next. And they just kept
[00:42:40] demanding more and more and more. And
[00:42:43] President Trump has very smartly shut
[00:42:45] them all down.
[00:42:48] Shut them down decisively and quickly.
[00:42:50] By the way, we're on Real America's
[00:42:51] Voice. Hello to Real America's Voice. To
[00:42:53] everybody watching our 100,000
[00:42:54] concurrent and on Real America's Voice,
[00:42:56] I encourage you guys to download the
[00:42:57] Real America's Voice app, uh, where you
[00:42:59] able to see us live every day, Jack and
[00:43:02] myself, for a three-hour block. If you
[00:43:03] incorporate Steve Bannon, it's nearly a
[00:43:05] 5-hour block. Blake, I want to ask you
[00:43:07] here, um, trying to remember my
[00:43:08] question. It was a really good question,
[00:43:10] too. Um, but Blake, we kind of go
[00:43:11] through that saga. How would you
[00:43:13] historically categorize President
[00:43:15] Trump's foreign policy? And can we now
[00:43:18] just kind of shed ourselves of the
[00:43:20] isolation, isolationist, interventionist
[00:43:23] binary? Love him or hate him, but
[00:43:25] President Trump has definitely created a
[00:43:28] third way. He has created a new path
[00:43:30] where he is not a dove, but he's willing
[00:43:32] to use short violent force. And then a
[00:43:35] more provocative question for you,
[00:43:36] Blake. Blake, are we entering an age of
[00:43:39] the end of long wars? You might say,
[00:43:41] "No, Charlie. Look at Israel and Gaza.
[00:43:43] That's long. Or Russia, Ukraine. But as
[00:43:45] long from an American standpoint, will
[00:43:47] America fight another long war under
[00:43:50] President Trump?" I'm just asking, I'm
[00:43:52] thinking out loud here because it seems
[00:43:53] like the appetite for long wars is not
[00:43:56] strong here in the United States. Your
[00:43:57] thoughts, Blake? Well, I don't I don't
[00:43:59] want us to jump to too many conclusions
[00:44:01] on it. F. First of all, President
[00:44:03] Trump's term is not over. you never want
[00:44:05] to just declare anything official or
[00:44:08] done or complete as long as uh you know
[00:44:11] there's still history yet to be written
[00:44:13] and there still is history yet to be
[00:44:14] written for the Trump uh presidency. But
[00:44:17] I do think we can say that what
[00:44:23] um what Trump has been doing is a huge
[00:44:25] historical break from especially the
[00:44:28] norm that has existed in the you know
[00:44:30] the postcold war era. kind of when you
[00:44:32] can say the modern phase of American
[00:44:34] history began. The Cold War ended and we
[00:44:37] had Clinton, Bush, Obama, and then also
[00:44:40] sort of Biden in between the two Trump
[00:44:41] terms. And what that era was defined by
[00:44:45] was a few things. It was defined by, as
[00:44:47] you said, long wars because America
[00:44:51] would get committed to
[00:44:54] it was like America was trying to be the
[00:44:56] global police. It was America was trying
[00:44:58] it was on the operating on the
[00:45:00] assumption that the end of history had
[00:45:02] arrived and therefore it could bend like
[00:45:05] everywhere in the world was progressing
[00:45:07] towards this end state and we could drag
[00:45:09] them to it. It was America as a quasi
[00:45:13] globalist entity because we sort of
[00:45:14] equated globalist values with American
[00:45:18] values. And so that's what you got. You
[00:45:20] got American troops going on these long
[00:45:23] humanitarian interventions with no end
[00:45:26] mission, with no real military
[00:45:28] objective. We got open-ended forever
[00:45:30] wars in the Middle East. We got this
[00:45:32] assumption of unlimited American power
[00:45:35] that caused us to recklessly race into
[00:45:37] things. And so that's how we got
[00:45:39] Afghanistan and trillions of dollars
[00:45:41] spent, thousands dead, no good result.
[00:45:44] Iraq, trillions spent, thousands dead. A
[00:45:47] mediocre at best result. We got
[00:45:49] interventions in Libya where the idea
[00:45:51] was we have good intentions and that can
[00:45:54] make up for having no serious plan, no
[00:45:57] easy way to make this a good outcome and
[00:45:59] we can ignore all of the bad outcomes
[00:46:01] that happen. Instead,
[00:46:03] President Trump has thrown out all the
[00:46:05] assumptions that drove that. And
[00:46:07] instead, what we've gotten is a return
[00:46:10] to
[00:46:11] a more old-fashioned way of doing things
[00:46:13] for America, which is when you do a
[00:46:15] military intervention, there should be a
[00:46:18] goal in mind. If it's going badly, back
[00:46:21] away quickly. But ideally, you're just
[00:46:22] not going to let it go badly. And that
[00:46:25] is the way America used to do things. Uh
[00:46:27] even relative idealists like like Woodro
[00:46:31] Wilson, who's overall a pretty globalist
[00:46:33] guy, he would do things like, "Oh,
[00:46:34] there's stuff going on in Mexico. Send
[00:46:36] troops to Mexico." And then, "Oh, it
[00:46:37] gets bad. Get out. We don't need to
[00:46:39] stick around forever." It's a It's a
[00:46:42] willingness to behave. It's an
[00:46:44] underrated way to behave like a
[00:46:46] businessman because businessmen do not
[00:46:49] commit indefinitely to something that is
[00:46:51] going to lose them money. They want to
[00:46:53] get value for what they do.
[00:46:58] Blake, exactly right. And this is the
[00:47:00] MAGA doctrine on full display. By the
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[00:47:51] with us until Got it. So, we're we're
[00:47:52] going to probably go just a little bit
[00:47:54] while longer as we analyze this. Jack, I
[00:47:56] want you to plug all your stuff, but
[00:47:57] Jack, can you also remind the audience
[00:47:58] they might see some reports that there
[00:48:00] are ongoing air strikes, however, that's
[00:48:02] within the 12-h hour time frame. This is
[00:48:04] a little confusing for people. So, can
[00:48:06] you do that and also plug your stuff,
[00:48:08] Jack? Just kind of explain that. Human
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[00:48:33] not the other, but I'm going to leave it
[00:48:34] to the audience to guess which which it
[00:48:36] was. Uh, as far as as far as Which one
[00:48:39] was it?
[00:48:41] No, no, not saying not saying it was one
[00:48:43] of them. Um, multiple times, by the way.
[00:48:46] um the the
[00:48:50] strikes that we're seeing. So, we're
[00:48:51] seeing some stuff now. Uh strikes are
[00:48:52] hitting in Iran. In Tyrron, we're also
[00:48:55] saw I mentioned earlier there were some
[00:48:57] strikes on Baghdad. It looks like those
[00:48:58] were on Iranian proxies. So, I would I
[00:49:01] would guess that would be Israel. Uh
[00:49:02] their drones, we're told, are hitting
[00:49:04] Iranian proxies right now. Look, this is
[00:49:06] the reason that that President Trump put
[00:49:08] out and we walked you through this this
[00:49:10] time frame of the ceasefire that it's
[00:49:13] going to be a phased ceasefire because
[00:49:15] look, when you're running military
[00:49:17] operations like this, communications
[00:49:19] with what they are, I love that. Keep
[00:49:21] going. You know, the information and
[00:49:23] there's there's even stories about, you
[00:49:24] know, one of the biggest or you know,
[00:49:26] Revolutionary War battles that were
[00:49:28] fought even after Yorktown took place.
[00:49:29] So, communications do break down after
[00:49:32] war, you know, in wartime. And look, if
[00:49:35] you got fighters up, if you got assets
[00:49:37] out in the ground, some of these operate
[00:49:39] without communication. So, of course,
[00:49:41] the enemy can't track them, but then
[00:49:43] that also means you don't get the
[00:49:44] ability to run down to them and say,
[00:49:46] "Hey guys, by the way, call it off." And
[00:49:48] so, I would expect to see more strikes
[00:49:50] from potentially both sides. Now,
[00:49:52] interesting enough, the Iranians would
[00:49:54] have an easier way of stopping their
[00:49:56] strikes because their strikes are
[00:49:59] predominantly missilebased and and so
[00:50:01] presumably the commanders are in direct
[00:50:03] communication with Tyrron. Whereas with
[00:50:05] Israel, you've got fighters, you've got
[00:50:06] MSAD, you've got drones, you got all
[00:50:08] sorts of other stuff going on. So, it
[00:50:10] might be harder for them to be able to
[00:50:11] call it off. That may be the reason that
[00:50:13] we saw the phase in the ceasefire for
[00:50:15] President Trump's tweet. But either way,
[00:50:17] expect a few more attacks like this
[00:50:20] tonight and then really tomorrow is what
[00:50:22] we're looking for to see if the
[00:50:23] ceasefire holds.
[00:50:26] And and so a phase a phased um ceasefire
[00:50:30] is a smart and understandable way to put
[00:50:32] that. I want to just spend a couple more
[00:50:33] minutes here before we conclude and I
[00:50:35] want to hear your thoughts. Freedom
[00:50:36] charliekirk.com.
[00:50:38] I want to just play the amazing
[00:50:40] messaging of JD Vance. But let's
[00:50:42] contrast this first. This is Lindsey
[00:50:43] Graham on the Senate floor calling for
[00:50:45] regime change. President Donald Trump
[00:50:47] rejected the neocon interventionist
[00:50:50] nation builder. No nation building, no
[00:50:53] troops on the ground, no US troops
[00:50:55] killed, and no nukes for Iran. It's an
[00:50:57] amazing masterclass that he's put on.
[00:51:00] Let's play cut 382. It's about a
[00:51:02] religious agenda. Why do they do what
[00:51:05] they do?
[00:51:07] religious
[00:51:09] fanatical beliefs,
[00:51:12] a master religion for the world. And if
[00:51:16] you don't believe that, you have missed
[00:51:18] a lot. That's what they want. And the
[00:51:22] only way they're not going to get there
[00:51:23] is for somebody to stop them. What did
[00:51:26] Hitler want? To take over the entire
[00:51:28] world
[00:51:31] and treat a master race. Anybody that
[00:51:34] didn't fit his definition of the right
[00:51:36] kind of person was imprisoned
[00:51:39] or killed.
[00:51:42] The Itol and his henchmen have that same
[00:51:45] view, but it's religiously driven.
[00:51:51] Not everything is comparable to Hitler,
[00:51:53] but yes, the Iranian regime is very bad.
[00:51:55] Here is JD Vance. Look at the contrast
[00:51:57] between him and JD Vance. Just night and
[00:51:59] day. JD is just extraordinary right now.
[00:52:01] Play cut 375. Iranians, I think this is
[00:52:05] a new opportunity to actually pursue the
[00:52:07] path of peace. As I said yesterday, what
[00:52:09] the Iranians have showed through their
[00:52:10] support of terror networks, through
[00:52:12] their now failed effort to build a
[00:52:14] nuclear weapon, is that they're just not
[00:52:16] very good at war. And I think the
[00:52:17] president really hit the reset button
[00:52:20] and said, "Look, let's actually produce
[00:52:22] long-term peace for the region." That's
[00:52:24] always been his goal. I actually think
[00:52:26] when we look back, we will say the
[00:52:28] 12-day war was an important reset moment
[00:52:30] for the entire region.
[00:52:34] A reset for the entire region. We're
[00:52:37] going to see what everybody wants in
[00:52:39] this situation.
[00:52:40] And I think that peace is going to
[00:52:43] prevail only through American strength.
[00:52:45] Do we have another JD Vance clip? I
[00:52:46] think we do. I think we have another JD
[00:52:49] Vance one that we can play here if I'm
[00:52:51] not mistaken. 374, I think.
[00:52:55] Let's play uh 374, please. He talked
[00:52:58] about the next six hours finalizing the
[00:53:00] attacks. I mean, what what I think what
[00:53:01] he's talking about is right now for the
[00:53:03] American people watching, it's dark over
[00:53:06] there. That's typically when the
[00:53:07] Israelis and the Iranians have been
[00:53:08] shooting at each other. I think there's
[00:53:10] some recognition that that might
[00:53:11] continue for another few hours. And
[00:53:13] tomorrow really is a new day, the end of
[00:53:15] the 12-day war, the end of the Iranian
[00:53:17] nuclear program, and I really do believe
[00:53:19] the beginning of something very big for
[00:53:21] peace in the Middle East.
[00:53:24] I mean, JD Vance is looking more and
[00:53:25] more like someone who's going to be a
[00:53:26] phenomenal president sometime in his
[00:53:28] future. One more excellent one. Let's
[00:53:30] play cut 376.
[00:53:32] President is saying very clearly, Brett,
[00:53:34] is if the Iranian people want to do
[00:53:36] something about their own leadership,
[00:53:38] that's up to the Iranian people. What
[00:53:40] the American national security interest
[00:53:41] here is very simple. It's to destroy the
[00:53:44] nuclear program. That's what we've done.
[00:53:46] And now that the 12-day war appears to
[00:53:48] be effectively over, we have an
[00:53:50] opportunity, I think, to restart a real
[00:53:51] peace process.
[00:53:54] to restart a real peace process.
[00:53:58] And I I so let me ask Andrew here.
[00:54:02] Andrew, what is the way that we now keep
[00:54:03] the coalition together? Andrew, you have
[00:54:05] some great insight here. People have
[00:54:07] gotten very heated. I think we should
[00:54:09] also a keep expectations in check that
[00:54:11] Iran has been very bad here. But this is
[00:54:14] a win. Let's make no mistake. This is a
[00:54:15] win everybody. No US troops dead.
[00:54:17] Nuclear program severely diminished and
[00:54:19] damaged. also
[00:54:21] is no boots on the ground, no regime
[00:54:23] change, no nation building. But Andrew,
[00:54:25] what do we have to do to keep the
[00:54:27] coalition together to keep what we have
[00:54:30] built? Young people, muscular class,
[00:54:33] moms, parents, firsttime voters,
[00:54:35] traditional conservatives, more hawks.
[00:54:38] What now? Now that we have a ceasefire,
[00:54:40] how do we get a MAGA movement ceasefire?
[00:54:43] Yeah, I I think a couple lessons
[00:54:45] learned, Charlie, over the years is
[00:54:47] first of all, we have to avoid putting
[00:54:51] purity tests on people that should be
[00:54:53] our friends that maybe stepped a little
[00:54:55] out of line in the last week. Um, we
[00:54:57] need to be to a certain extent, we need
[00:55:00] to welcome those people back. If it if
[00:55:01] it was just those are passionate
[00:55:03] moments, we get it. But once again,
[00:55:06] Trump is going to push you. He's going
[00:55:07] to stretch you. He's going to put you in
[00:55:09] uncomfortable positions. this is not a
[00:55:10] straight line between here and there and
[00:55:12] where we want to go. So just remember
[00:55:14] that next time this happens maybe don't
[00:55:16] press the panic button so soon first of
[00:55:18] all but but but be gracious. Let's let's
[00:55:21] bring the coalition back together. And I
[00:55:23] think Cernovich had a great point this
[00:55:24] morning uh on the Charlie Kirk show and
[00:55:27] that was that we also have this Maha
[00:55:29] coalition. I know assuming this this
[00:55:32] peace deal holds, we're going to be
[00:55:34] putting a lot of focus and attention on
[00:55:36] mass deportations, the big beautiful
[00:55:38] bill to get the resources for those mass
[00:55:39] deportations, but also MA, all the the
[00:55:43] attention uh that this group deserves,
[00:55:45] the the Maha moms, that's a really big
[00:55:47] part of our coalition. Uh I was talking
[00:55:50] with Rich Baris uh this morning. He's
[00:55:52] going to be coming out with a poll. It
[00:55:54] might be dated now given that this peace
[00:55:56] deal has come up, but you know, he's
[00:55:58] seen some drop off on younger voters
[00:55:59] that are disappointed in the fact that
[00:56:01] President Trump struck Iran. Hopefully,
[00:56:03] we're going to be able to bring them
[00:56:04] back. We've got some great talking
[00:56:06] points, Charlie, that it was some of
[00:56:09] these things that probably resulted in
[00:56:11] peace. You didn't like it in the moment,
[00:56:13] but now in retrospect, you see the
[00:56:15] wisdom of some of the the actions
[00:56:16] President Trump was taking. So, let's
[00:56:19] just hope that that these memories can
[00:56:22] be shortened, that people's nerves that
[00:56:24] were we're afraid, you know, we
[00:56:26] everybody calms out calms down. Charlie,
[00:56:28] I can't wait for your fall campus tour.
[00:56:31] If if anybody dares challenge you on
[00:56:34] this, you're going to be able to say,
[00:56:35] "Hey, look it, you maybe didn't like
[00:56:37] that tweet about regime change, but
[00:56:38] maybe that was the tweet that actually
[00:56:41] forced them to accept the peace deal
[00:56:43] from fromQatar, you know." So I the
[00:56:46] there is plenty of meat on this. Totally
[00:56:48] 100%. By the way, I I I can we just
[00:56:51] repeat that. President Trump tweeting
[00:56:52] about regime change the day before got
[00:56:54] some people fired up understandably. But
[00:56:56] maybe that is all of a sudden what got
[00:56:58] Iran a little bit worried that hey does
[00:57:00] this if this gu doesn't go for the head
[00:57:01] of the snake maybe we just do a little
[00:57:02] bit of theatrics. Can you build that out
[00:57:04] a little bit more Andrew? No remember
[00:57:05] Charlie he said in that one truth he
[00:57:07] said I know exactly where the supreme
[00:57:10] leader is. He he's in hiding but it's
[00:57:12] not you know he's not hidden from us. We
[00:57:14] know exactly where he is. We're not
[00:57:16] going to take He's safe for now, for
[00:57:18] now. And then he strikes, hits the three
[00:57:21] nuclear sites. And and listen, there
[00:57:24] might be open questions about how
[00:57:25] degraded their nuclear capacity is. I I
[00:57:28] I share those that skepticism. I tend to
[00:57:31] believe that there is still some
[00:57:33] capacity there in in Iran. But hopefully
[00:57:37] this is a turning of the page. the
[00:57:38] confrontation, the coming to the head
[00:57:40] has happened and the Supreme Leader
[00:57:43] understands he's against the ropes.
[00:57:45] Remember, there is wargaming going on
[00:57:47] the likes of which we're we're not aware
[00:57:49] of, right? They they probably have an
[00:57:50] exact count or a precise count of how
[00:57:53] many short-range, mid-range, and long
[00:57:54] range ballistic missiles around had
[00:57:56] left. Um, Israel probably is doing the
[00:57:59] same calculations with the Iron Dome.
[00:58:01] Uh, these are two fighters that we don't
[00:58:03] know what round of the fight that they
[00:58:05] both thought they were in. Were they in
[00:58:06] the the the third round or were they in
[00:58:08] the 12th round and both of them were
[00:58:09] ready to cry uncle? President Trump
[00:58:11] probably had a lot of that information
[00:58:13] and knew that that he could get both
[00:58:15] both parties at the table. He played it
[00:58:17] the way he played it. It turns out he
[00:58:19] played it right. And so, you know, the I
[00:58:22] think that that there is a real chance
[00:58:25] and we should all pray for that that we
[00:58:26] could see a turning of the page, an end
[00:58:28] of one chapter, the beginning of a
[00:58:29] better chapter uh with our relations
[00:58:31] with Iran. I think that's completely on
[00:58:33] the table at this point.
[00:58:35] Yeah. And so, and let's just And also,
[00:58:37] Andrew, if the people of Persia decide
[00:58:40] to organically rise up, then that that's
[00:58:42] that's something that we'll cheer for.
[00:58:44] That's something that we're going to
[00:58:45] cheer on, right? That's a great point.
[00:58:47] And to the people that say there's been
[00:58:48] moving of the goalpost, this is what I
[00:58:50] want to say. We have always been against
[00:58:52] regime change, top down regime change.
[00:58:56] We have always been pro if the Iranian
[00:58:58] people want to do it from the bottom up.
[00:59:00] But what we did what we did not want and
[00:59:02] I think Jack you and I talked about
[00:59:03] this. We did not want you know a 2014
[00:59:07] you know made on coup uh repeat where
[00:59:10] the CIA was embedded and sewing discord.
[00:59:13] We did not want a repeat of Libya. We
[00:59:15] did not want a repeat of Iraq or or by
[00:59:20] the way a repeat of the last time the
[00:59:23] United States pushed for regime change
[00:59:25] in Iran back in the 1950s when we
[00:59:28] overthrew the Democratic Republic that
[00:59:31] Iran had been working towards uh and
[00:59:33] Mosed because he was nationalizing
[00:59:36] British Petroleum and nationalizing the
[00:59:38] oil uh the oil fields there when the
[00:59:40] United States of America overthrew the
[00:59:43] last Democratic I know cuz I noticed
[00:59:45] that Lindsey Graham didn't seem to put
[00:59:46] that in his little speech there that
[00:59:48] because he's oh Iran could be a
[00:59:49] democracy I said who overthrew the
[00:59:51] democracy in Iran Lindsay you seem to be
[00:59:53] listening up that loosening up that part
[00:59:55] and in fact the CIA has even publicly
[00:59:57] acknowledged this that it was us who
[01:00:00] overthrew the prime prime minister Mosed
[01:00:02] in the 1950s we installed the shop then
[01:00:06] this is and by the way I'm not
[01:00:08] justifying anything that the Iranian
[01:00:10] regime has done I'm just telling the
[01:00:12] truth okay that telling the truth that
[01:00:14] it was because of that that the Iranian
[01:00:16] people said we're sick of this crap and
[01:00:18] then they turned to the nut jobs that
[01:00:21] eventually formed the Islamic Republic
[01:00:24] and led to the revolt in 1979. So just
[01:00:26] tell the truth, Lindsay. Just be honest,
[01:00:29] but you can't. You just can't.
[01:00:34] And and we again we we have we have a
[01:00:37] little bit more time. We and then we
[01:00:39] have to we have to dash and I want to
[01:00:40] email I want you guys email us freedom
[01:00:42] charlark.com. politics this guys is
[01:00:45] either people didn't trust President
[01:00:46] Trump, they didn't trust their own
[01:00:47] instincts and President Donald Trump has
[01:00:51] now just said quote, "This is the end of
[01:00:53] the war. It is great and a wonderful
[01:00:56] thing for Israel and for the world." So
[01:00:59] there you have it, guys. President
[01:01:00] Donald Trump is saying it is the end of
[01:01:01] the war.
[01:01:03] This is the stuff that Nobel prizes are
[01:01:05] made of. I know Blake, you might cringe.
[01:01:07] Blake is a little contrarian. I like it.
[01:01:09] But Blake, if they gave a Nobel Prize to
[01:01:12] Obama, would this not marry? I mean, I'm
[01:01:14] just saying a lot of people are saying
[01:01:16] it, Blake, a lot of people if we get a
[01:01:20] real peace deal out of it, like long
[01:01:22] term, I'd say go for it. Yeah, why not?
[01:01:26] They'll they'll move heaven and earth to
[01:01:28] not let it happen, though. They'd give
[01:01:29] it to Rubio or some or something like
[01:01:32] that. But um it he would certainly
[01:01:34] deserve it more than man there's been so
[01:01:37] many bad Nobel Peace prizes. They gave
[01:01:39] one to Obama. They gave one to Al Gore.
[01:01:41] Like I think we've like all memory hold
[01:01:43] that one cuz Obama's was even dumber.
[01:01:45] But they gave it to Al Gore for like
[01:01:47] global warming stuff. Uh there have been
[01:01:50] there have been some dumb ones.
[01:01:52] The amount that we've been lied to over
[01:01:54] the years is truly shocking that like
[01:01:57] that somehow we lifted up Al Gore as
[01:01:59] like, you know, a beacon of truth and
[01:02:02] progress. It's just it's shocking. Go
[01:02:04] ahead, Blake. I'm sorry. You've just
[01:02:06] blown my mind. It's just there's so much
[01:02:08] like it's very funny we still like give
[01:02:10] the so the Nobel Peace Prize so much
[01:02:12] weight because there have been there
[01:02:14] have been a lot of very dumb Nobel Peace
[01:02:16] Prizes out there. Uh so but you know
[01:02:20] they they don't give it enough for just
[01:02:22] very straightforward like what is what's
[01:02:24] the goal in Alfred Nobel's will and it
[01:02:26] was to improve harmony among nations and
[01:02:30] lead to reducing the size of standing
[01:02:32] armies I think was the exact line and if
[01:02:35] we can achieve that out of this if we
[01:02:37] can actually bring this 45year conflict
[01:02:41] towards some sort of permanent uh
[01:02:44] resolution that would be a huge win for
[01:02:47] for hundreds and hundreds of millions of
[01:02:48] people. And if we're able to achieve
[01:02:50] that before this administration is done,
[01:02:52] he absolutely should get a Nobel Peace
[01:02:54] Prize. There it is. I'll take it. Blake,
[01:02:56] that was a resounding endorsement from
[01:02:58] Blake. I mean, it's like you at like a
[01:03:01] four or five. I mean, that's that's like
[01:03:03] an average man's uh 10 right there. I'm
[01:03:06] going to take it.
[01:03:08] Andrew, do you have a form you want to
[01:03:10] walk people through? Oh, yes. By the
[01:03:11] way, yeah. Uh this is going around.
[01:03:13] Okay. I just want to preface this by
[01:03:16] saying it's one thing to question.
[01:03:18] Charlie, I think it's fair to say you,
[01:03:20] me, Jack, and Blake are on many chats
[01:03:23] where we question a lot. Questioning is
[01:03:25] healthy. It can be good. Helps you think
[01:03:27] through the problems, the pitfalls, all
[01:03:29] those things. It's a whole another thing
[01:03:31] to doomer on a guy that's been riding
[01:03:34] with you for 10 years and you've gone up
[01:03:36] and down a thousand roller coasters and
[01:03:38] just, you know, because Israel is a part
[01:03:40] of the equation, you just completely go
[01:03:43] into brain mode. So, you can question,
[01:03:46] just don't go doomer. That's the point.
[01:03:48] So, this form is going around on the
[01:03:50] internet right now and it's called a a
[01:03:52] Donald Trump apology form and it says to
[01:03:55] Donald Trump from fill in your name,
[01:03:58] date it probably today. Reason for
[01:04:00] behavior. We all we all know people that
[01:04:02] should be filling that out. Yeah, right.
[01:04:04] The media tricked me into believing
[01:04:06] their lies. I was jealous of Trump's
[01:04:08] aura.
[01:04:10] My sing for a boy, girl, Trump hater
[01:04:13] convinced me. I didn't listen to his
[01:04:16] actual speeches. I don't know how
[01:04:18] politics work. Trump said something mean
[01:04:20] and hurt my feelings. And then it was
[01:04:22] there's a check check box that says, I
[01:04:24] will hereby trust the plan, stand with
[01:04:26] Donald J. Trump, and will not doubt the
[01:04:28] 45th and 47th president of the United
[01:04:30] States. Uh, pretty funny. So, there's
[01:04:34] the meme. That's the meme. Again, you
[01:04:36] can question. It's okay to question.
[01:04:38] Nobody's asking. This is what pisses me
[01:04:40] off. Sorry. This is what frustrates me.
[01:04:42] Uh, apologies to our TV audience. I
[01:04:45] can't stand it when people uh say, you
[01:04:48] know, that you're following some cult.
[01:04:51] That's not what this is. It's about
[01:04:53] understanding that we have a coalition
[01:04:55] and that we don't want to rip apart a
[01:04:56] winning coalition that delivered a a a
[01:04:59] popular vote victory and an electoral
[01:05:01] landslide and the rep something
[01:05:03] Republicans the popular vote we hadn't
[01:05:05] won since 2004 with George W. Bush in
[01:05:08] the middle of a war that he started
[01:05:10] dumbly. So the point is this is this is
[01:05:13] a a really precious thing that we have
[01:05:15] and we respect how important and special
[01:05:19] it is, how historic it is, and we don't
[01:05:21] want to rip it apart because people
[01:05:23] press the panic button.
[01:05:27] Uh we only have a couple minutes left.
[01:05:28] Jack, make sure you replplug your stuff
[01:05:29] here for the audience. And Jack, how do
[01:05:31] we now make sure we bring the MAGA
[01:05:33] coalition to strength every together?
[01:05:35] What are five or six or whatever
[01:05:38] domestic wins that we need? Is it
[01:05:39] deportations? Is it Epstein files? What
[01:05:42] do we need right now to focus on
[01:05:45] domestically? Jack Pobic. Well, Char, I
[01:05:47] think that's right. And and of course,
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[01:06:00] Do you think that Trump had this all
[01:06:02] planned out all along? Do you think this
[01:06:04] was in response to a a secret deal that
[01:06:07] was made? We want to get into all of it,
[01:06:08] and we want to hear from you. at
[01:06:10] [email protected].
[01:06:12] Charlie, when you talk about domestic
[01:06:14] agenda, that's exactly right. Look, you
[01:06:16] mentioned deportations. Absolutely.
[01:06:18] Epstein files. Absolutely. By the way,
[01:06:20] how about perw walking some of the
[01:06:22] people that were working to overthrow
[01:06:25] our actual dulyeleed president back in
[01:06:28] 2016, 2017, the first term, going after
[01:06:31] that corruption, going after the uh
[01:06:34] election integrity issues. one of the
[01:06:36] things that I think a lot of people have
[01:06:39] wanted to address for a long long time
[01:06:41] and just hasn't been able to get done.
[01:06:43] Tim Dylan had a great uh segment on his
[01:06:46] show earlier this week that I caught
[01:06:47] where he was saying, "Look guys, we
[01:06:49] didn't put people in office to just
[01:06:51] write novels. We put people in office to
[01:06:53] get things done." And that guy, you
[01:06:56] know, he wasn't like some Trump
[01:06:57] endorser, but he pointed out, he said,
[01:06:58] "You can't just be up there talking
[01:07:00] about stuff. You have to actually do
[01:07:02] things." We're uh talking about various
[01:07:04] various people that have come into come
[01:07:07] into power now. And so President Trump
[01:07:09] clearly showing that he's putting action
[01:07:12] ahead of words. Uh you mentioned
[01:07:14] domestic policy. Again, we have these
[01:07:16] tariff issues. We have these trade
[01:07:17] deals. We have all of the economic
[01:07:20] issues to look at. President Trump, by
[01:07:22] the way, guys, no tax on tips, no tax on
[01:07:24] overtime, and funding for deportations.
[01:07:27] that's in the big beautiful bill, which
[01:07:29] by the way, Charlie, I'm told if it goes
[01:07:32] well, if it goes well, we could be
[01:07:34] seeing the big beautiful bill being
[01:07:36] passed before July 4th, which I remember
[01:07:38] that was exactly when President Trump
[01:07:41] said it would be done. I think that's
[01:07:42] great. Also, there's and I'm just going
[01:07:44] to say it because it's been raging sort
[01:07:46] of um in in the background of all of
[01:07:48] this here, there's this question.
[01:07:50] Senator Mike Lee has this new uh
[01:07:52] addendum that he wants to put in this
[01:07:54] amendment to the big beautiful bill
[01:07:56] regarding the use of our public lands. I
[01:08:00] know guys, we've been chatting about
[01:08:01] getting into this issue on a one of our
[01:08:03] thought crime episodes or as a debate,
[01:08:06] but that's something where I know has
[01:08:07] been absolutely raging. So, I'd love to
[01:08:09] see that put to to rest as well. And
[01:08:11] look, we're going to hear both sides
[01:08:13] out. I don't want to I don't want my my,
[01:08:15] you know, national parks being given
[01:08:17] over to some nameless, faceless
[01:08:18] corporation. So, I want to see what's
[01:08:21] going on. I want to see the proof of the
[01:08:23] pudding before we put anything else into
[01:08:25] this bill. But also, you know, we've
[01:08:27] seen Senator Mike Lee and he's been so
[01:08:28] supportive of us in the past. So, let's
[01:08:31] hear everybody out on this and put that
[01:08:33] to bed as well. Ton of things on the
[01:08:34] domestic issue. And by the way, these
[01:08:36] can all get done now because President
[01:08:38] Trump has just delivered for us on the
[01:08:40] foreign policy side. Totally. Big time.
[01:08:43] And by the way, a lot of the guys that
[01:08:44] are more neoconservative on the hill,
[01:08:45] they better vote for the big beautiful
[01:08:46] bill. They got what they wanted. They
[01:08:48] always wanted Iranian nuclear sites to
[01:08:50] be destroyed forcibly and it happens.
[01:08:52] They got what they wanted. Ended up
[01:08:53] being the right call for America and
[01:08:54] President Trump was right all along. One
[01:08:56] last thing everybody, just as a favor,
[01:08:58] then we have to sign off. Put 33 388 up
[01:09:00] on screen. Uh, this is not photoshopped.
[01:09:02] I promise you this is very real. Uh,
[01:09:04] even though the numbers are all screwed
[01:09:05] up. Hold on. The numbers are messed up.
[01:09:07] That's the bad one to put up. No, it's
[01:09:08] not photoshopped. I promise. Let me find
[01:09:11] another one. Sometimes it does this on
[01:09:12] Apple podcast. Let me do this. Anyway,
[01:09:14] um, the point being, let me see. Okay,
[01:09:15] this one's not. this one. The numbers
[01:09:17] are right. So, um, anyway, just as a
[01:09:19] favor, altogether, we could beat the New
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[01:09:55] appreciate all of you guys, Rob and
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[01:10:01] Right now, I'm going to hand off to them
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[01:10:04] bless America. No US troops killed, no
[01:10:08] US troops on the ground, no regime
[01:10:09] change, no nation building, and no nukes
[01:10:12] for Iran. And you can thank President
[01:10:13] Trump and the master class that he put
[01:10:16] on display. He's operating on a whole
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