Mark Caputo

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1,261 appearances 13 recordings 4 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 4 Jun

Mark Caputo’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And so he's looking at oil going up in flames and thinking, you know, that should be our oil or oil for the market.
And what people are seeing is this stuff that's been lit on fire and now their fuel prices are higher and that's bad.
And so that's sort of the tension that exists currently within Trump's own mind to the degree that it is or within the Trump White House about the execution of the war.
Sort of the first disagreement we've seen with the way in which the Israelis have prosecuted it.
I heard myself like, you know, I'll fix it.
Don't do drugs, kids.
what was the Iranian Navy is largely no more.
There'll be more boats to be sunk for sure.
I think this is the problem with covering and divining Donald Trump is he basically says whatever comes into his head.
There is some strategy.
There is some tactics.
For instance, us, we reported that Donald Trump had some heartburn over the smoking oil.
That's just because Donald Trump just says what's in his head at the time and what he thinks.
Donald Trump wants to eat cake and lose weight, right?
I mean, don't we all?
You know, he wants the war to be over yesterday.
And while he has certainly, in a conventional sense, totally obliterated any sort of sense of message discipline concerning the reason for prosecuting the war, his White House time and again, and understandably so, will steer reporters back to what he said on February 28th, which is when he launched the war.
And he lays out, if you listen to it carefully, if you read it,
four specific objectives for the U.S.
military to do, and then one objective for the Iranians to accomplish.
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