Iran's Leader Threatens to Leak Epstein Evidence on Trump As War Looms
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What are Trump's reactions to not winning the Nobel Peace Prize?
As the nation has been watching the president of the United States pitch a temper tantrum because he did not win the Nobel Peace Prize. He's mad at Norway. He's mad at the winner. He's mad at the Democrats. He's mad at Obama. He's mad at everybody because this man will never be filled up. He is incredibly broken and he is in the epicenter of the Epstein files. And so now what he's going to do is what all Republican presidents always do, take us to war in the Middle East, pop up this headline, Bombshell report reveals Trump positioned for all out war with Iran by Saturday. Needless to say, I think the polling is 80% of Americans do not want to go to war with Iran. The only people who want this are Benjamin Netanyahu.
Some tidbits online that I'm seeing, I don't know if this is substantiated, but the Ayatollah, I think he said that he has video of Trump on the island. And then people have also said, okay, well, you know, Netanyahu has videos too, because Israel's all over the Epstein files. And so we have a completely compromised president who doesn't want the country to know about all of his doings on in the Epstein files. So we're going to go to war with Iran. It's just so maddening. It's so maddening.
It's so infuriating because I too have read that online on several different spots about compromising information that Iran's going to release. But my thing is when I look at this, I think,
How does Trump's anger relate to the Epstein files?
Donald Trump, he's a titty baby about the Nobel Peace Prize. He has diminished capacity. He is in cognitive decline. He should not be in charge of a pet, much less starting a war. And then you have the Secretary of Defense, who is almost, if not more, a bigger moron. So this is absolutely terrifying on every level because we have somebody in charge that doesn't know a thing about it that's trying to cover their own ass and a Department of Defense secretary that is a complete dipshit.
And also, we have a president and a Congress that always does what Benjamin Netanyahu wants first and then deals with America and Americans' lack of health care, the grotesque national deficit, injustices of the Epstein files, but we always tend to do whatever Benjamin Netanyahu wants us to do, and it's such a moral failure of both parties. And there is some rare bipartisanship consistently in the House. It is my opinion that Hakeem Jeffries needs to step down. He is compromised by Palantir. He's compromised by AIPAC. He's a feckless, ineffective minority leader, and Ro Khanna consistently is able to speak out for working class Americans and is even able to find bipartisanship support with Massey.
What are the implications of potential war with Iran?
And this is ultimately what Americans want. It's not like we want to wake up and just hate on Republicans. If Republicans and Democrats can do something together to prevent us from going to war, then we all obviously would want that. Pop this up, Kylie. Thomas Massey retweets Ro Khanna. Ro Khanna says, Trump officials say there's a 90% chance of strikes in Iran. He can't without Congress. At Representative Thomas Massey and I have war powers, have a war powers resolution to debate and vote on war before putting US troops in harm's way. Thomas Massey retweets it, reiterates, that you can't just go to war. You have to go to war with the approval from Congress. And so this is just yet another instance where you don't see Hakeem Jeffries leading.
And he should be leading. And why wouldn't Hakeem Jeffries be leading? Well, he just said a few days ago with Wajah Ali, our friend, and Joy Reid, that he was going to continue to take AIPAC money. Well, who wants to bomb Iran more than anybody on the planet?
What evidence might Iran have against Trump?
Who's been lying about Iran having nuclear weapons since the 80s? One Benjamin Netanyahu. And he is able to link in to all of these American politicians, Republican and Democratic leadership. And this just every single time there's a Republican president, we are in these stupid wars in the Middle East. No, you're right.
I mean, it's a stunning development, particularly when you see all of this stuff online about, you know, for years, just like you said, Benjamin Netanyahu has been, you know, nuclear weapons, all this stuff.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What are Trump's reactions to not winning the Nobel Peace Prize?
0:04–1:38
2
How does Trump's anger relate to the Epstein files?
1:38–3:04
3
What are the implications of potential war with Iran?
3:04–4:11
4
What evidence might Iran have against Trump?
4:11–5:52
5
How is the U.S. government responding to the possibility of war?
5:52–11:19
6
What role does Benjamin Netanyahu play in U.S. foreign policy?
11:19–14:14
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