Chapter 1: What coalition is forming against the United States regarding Iran?
There's a coalition of people that are coming together to take on the United States. These people are cowards, plus liars, plus people who despise America. It's a coalition of scavengers. There are the cowards who mouth platitudes about how much they really didn't like the Ayatollah. But then they spend their days talking about how the United States couldn't and shouldn't ever do anything.
And then there are the liars. who literally craft stories out of nothing in order to undermine America. And finally, there are the actual America haters who are often both cowards and liars, but really, really just despise America and her pursuit of our national interests in the world. That coalition is coming together, but it's not going to win because President Trump is going to win this war.
But let's start with the cowards. These are the people who pretend that, you know, they didn't like the Ayatollah very much, but they're really, really upset that anything is done about it. So, for example, they're really, really mad that international law, ooh, international law, the precious googah of the pseudo-intellectuals has been somehow violated.
Yes, if we don't have Myanmar's approval of a military strike on the Ayatollahs or China's, which I mean, if there is one country I need approval from, it is China currently oppressing a billion people or Russia, which is currently engaged in an aggressive war of conquest in Ukraine while throwing dissenters out of random third-story balconies at hotels. I need Russia's approval.
That's international law. And if we don't have their approval, the mullahs must remain immune. Here, for example, is the pathetic Mark Carney of Canada. The current conflict is another example of the failure of the international order.
Despite decades of UN Security Council resolutions, the tireless work of the International Atomic Energy Agency and the succession of sanctions and diplomatic frameworks, Iran's nuclear threat remains. And now the United States and Israel have acted without engaging the United Nations or consulting allies, including Canada. Who gives a, who, really? You guys can't even win a hockey match, bud.
I love this stuff from Mark. My favorite part of that, I think, is where Mark Carney suggests, international, we've had decades of the IAEA being thwarted. We've had decades of UN resolutions being ignored. And now the United States and Israel won't even go to the UN. So you literally just said why they shouldn't. You explained why those organizations are trash and do nothing.
And then he turns around as a guest, but if you don't go to Canada, with its vast military prowess. Currently, Mark Carney, by the way, is trying to sell out Canada to the Chinese government because he's mad at President Trump's tariffs. So if you don't go to Canada, to Canada, what? Are we dropping maple syrup on the Iranians right now? Is that the idea?
Or take Zoran Mamdani, who is happy to express support for terror supporters throughout his entire career. But now he too is hiding behind international law as cover for his consistent opposition to Western strength. Mr. Mayor, do you think Iran is better off without the Ayatollah?
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Chapter 2: Who are the cowards and liars undermining American interests?
It is a brutal government. And I've also said that while I may be a young mayor, I am old enough to remember the devastating consequences of our country pursuing a war with the intent of regime change in that very same region not that many years ago. By the way, the answer there should be yes. And even if you have questions about what comes next, the answer should be yes.
Yes, Iran is better off without Ayatollah Khamenei. But according to Mamdani, the important thing is saying that the Ayatollah is bad, like really bad. But the minute anybody does anything, that is so much worse. We have to make sure that he stays in place because, you know,
After all, the Iraq War, and again, this Iraq War syndrome nonsense that has been promoted by the left and then the horseshoe right together, that every war is Iraq, every single intervention is Iraq, is so ahistorical and absurd. It is ahistorical. It is just tripe. is nincompoopery.
The president of the United States ran in 2015, 2016, on the platform that the Iraq war was bad, which was a controversial opinion inside the Republican Party at the time, lest people forget. The idea that he is now going to engage in a new, long-lasting occupation.
Not like the first three weeks of the Iraq war, where the United States kicked the living hell out of Saddam Hussein and ended his regime.
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Chapter 3: How do international laws impact military actions against Iran?
But what came after? That was the part that went wrong, by the way. The first three weeks of the Iraq war was, by every available metric, a win for the United States. It was what came after that was a problem. Do you think that Trump is going to engage in Bushian neoconservative nation building in Iran? Is that is that your actual thought at this point?
But of course, this is the argument of the cowards and also the liars. Then there are the cowards who slander Israel in order to somehow imply that Israel is the bad guy in the conflict between Israel and Iran. So Gavin Newsom, who is absolutely slimy, I mean, truly slimy, taking every position he could possibly take.
As I've said before, the man takes more positions on politics than the Kama Sutra. Gavin Newsom, who in an interview with me, admitted freely that Israel had not committed genocide in Gaza. Now he goes on with the pod save bros and he knows he has to please. They're Israel hating asses. And so he immediately comes out and starts talking about how Israel is an apartheid state. False.
20% of the Israeli population is Arab Muslim. They're on the Supreme Court. They are in the medical system. Huge percentage of Israeli doctors are Arab Muslim. They're in every area of Israeli society. It is not apartheid for Israel to actually have delegated certain parts of land to, for example, the Palestinian Authority, a terror supporting group.
But Gavin Newsom knows he has to mouth the platitudes to his far left friends if he wants the nomination, because the Democratic Party, as Senator John Fetterman said yesterday on the show, is moving dramatically away from Israel. So here's Gavin Newsom telling lies and being a coward. He's got his own domestic issues. He's trying to stay out of jail. He's got an election coming up.
He's potentially on the ropes. He's got folks the hard line that want to annex the West Bank. I mean, Freeman and others are talking about it appropriately, sort of an apartheid state. They couldn't even, I mean, we're talking about regime change? For two years, they haven't even been able to solve the Hamas question. Rethinking our military support for Israel?
It breaks my heart because the current leadership in Israel is, walking us down that path where I don't think you have a choice but that consideration. I mean, to say this is in America's interest at a time when affordability is at crisis levels, where you had an administration that literally got elected saying this is exactly the opposite of what they would ever consider doing.
The fact that we are in this now regional war, all these proxies. He is a coward and he is a liar. My goodness. I mean, the fact of the matter is that blaming it on Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister, there is complete solidarity in Israel from left to right on agreement on what Israel is doing right now. Yair Lapid, who is on the left, center left, he agrees with Netanyahu on this.
Naftali Bennett, the chief rival to Netanyahu, agrees on this. Even Yair Golan, far, far, far to the left, can't openly say he disagrees with what's going on. So this is just nonsense. But again, when you are a coward and you are afraid of your own party, you have to start lying. And then there are the actual liars, the people who are making actual stories up out of nothing.
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Chapter 4: What are the implications of the current conflict in the Middle East?
You are right to be worried. Trump administration has no plan in Iran. This illegal war is based on lies, and it was launched without any imminent threat to our nation. Donald Trump still hasn't given a single clear reason for this war, and he seems to have no plan for how to end it either. Like a lot of you, I am really angry. I am angry at what Donald Trump is doing.
And I feel grief for those already killed in this unnecessary conflict. And I will keep doing everything I can to fight to end this war. What a liar she is. What a true liar. President Trump hasn't explained it. What's been happening for the past, you know, 50 years? This notion that no one knows why. It's just a mystery. It came out of the blue what happened here. No one believes that. No one.
Chapter 5: Why is the war in Iran considered a distraction from domestic issues?
Or the idea that there's no plan here, as we'll get to in a little bit. Yeah, there actually is a plan here and the military is laying it out. But the liars are going to lie. That, of course, includes Jimmy Kimmel, the worst late night host. That's saying a lot because Stephen Colbert is still tragically on the air. Jimmy Kimmel, when's the last time this dude told a joke?
Well, he says that President Trump launched this war to distract from Jeffrey Epstein. Yeah, that's sure. Sure. That that must be it. It must be wag the dog. All these all these people who pretend they know anything about foreign policy or politics, these late night hosts who know nothing, doesn't know his ass from a hole in the ground. I mean, like unbelievable stuff here from Jimmy Kimmel.
He once watched a Robert De Niro movie, wag the dog, and now thinks that that's real life. Now, here's Kimmel. Trump is suddenly all about toppling regimes, which is interesting because I remember a time when the idea that a president would start a war because he couldn't make a deal was seen by some as a negative.
Our president will start a war with Iran because he has absolutely no ability to negotiate. He's weak and he's ineffective. Look at that, another prediction he got right. Nostradamus has done it again. But hey, you know what? When your best friend was a pedophile and you're losing bigly in the swing states with an election coming up, what do you do? I'll tell you what you do.
You fire the weapons of mass distraction. What an idiot. I mean, so much, so much joking. Oh, the lies. Oh, the lies. We'll get to the America haters in a moment. First, quick reminder, please subscribe over at Daily Wire so that we can continue to bring you the kind of content you want. Obviously, our coverage of the war is continuing. It is live. It is around the clock.
We'll bring you the scoops full time, plus the commentary that you want. All the debates about all the hot issues only available at Daily Wire right now. Go check it out. We really appreciate it. We couldn't do this without your help. Finally, there are the America haters. We've talked about the cowards and the liars. And then there are the people who really, truly hate America.
And yes, there are a lot of people who live in America who truly hate America. Now, there's an easy way to tell who hates America. They kind of say it. If you call America a terrorist organization for killing one of the world's most evil dictators, for example, you hate America. That doesn't seem that controversial to me.
Call me crazy, but if you say that the United States is the worst terror organization in the world, you don't like America, period. Because that is such an overt lie. That is such a moral calumny that there can only be one explanation, and it is your deep and abiding hatred for America's role in the world. So last night, I'm Piers Morgan, which is the Jerry Springer of political television.
where people gather to throw chairs at one another and determine paternity. Piers Morgan, who has sort of made a mockery of the entire industry by putting on screen whatever dregs are still willing to go on screen with Piers Morgan. He had on Dave Smith, who has, you know, apparently his job is never to tell jokes, but to instead give poorly informed foreign policy takes and also to hate America.
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Chapter 6: How does the American public perceive military action against Iran?
And we have great negotiators, great people, people that do this very successfully and have done it all their lives very successfully. And based on the way the negotiation was going, I think they were going to attack first. Okay, and meanwhile, Marco Rubio, who, again, was taken out of context for the past 48 hours. I played you both clips yesterday of what Rubio actually said.
What Rubio actually said is that the Iranians were building hardened facilities for their ballistic missiles and nuclear, and that over the course of the next year, it would be impossible to actually take out those facilities.
Chapter 7: What are the potential outcomes of the ongoing military operations?
And so that would likely cause Israel to launch some sort of strike, and that would drive some sort of action by Iran against American bases in the region. So those are two separate questions, the why and the why now. And that was immediately taken by truly dishonest people to suggest that actually it was Israel who forced the Trump administration into war.
Here was Marco Rubio pointing out that everyone was lying yesterday. But I had a very specific question from that gentleman, right? The president said the president said, hold on a second. I asked him for Israelis. OK, but let me answer because this is my press conference. OK. I was asked a very specific question.
Chapter 8: What is the significance of the upcoming elections in Texas?
So you guys can misrepresent it, but I was asked a very specific question yesterday. The bottom line is this. The president determined we were not going to get hit first. It's that simple, guys. We are not going to put Americans' troops in harm's way.
If you tell the president of the United States that if we don't go first, we're going to have more people killed and more people injured, the president's going to go first. That's what he did. That's what the president will always do. He will always put the safety and security of our men and women in uniform and of all Americans before anything else. He's always going to do that.
And that's what he did here. In addition to that, I would argue that this threat from Iran, they are hiding behind these missiles and hiding behind these drones. They wanted to reach a point where you couldn't touch them and then they could do whatever the hell they wanted with their nuclear program.
And there is no way in the world that this terroristic regime was going to get nuclear weapons, not under Donald Trump's watch. And Rubio, by the way, happens to be correct about the missile stockpiles. We actually have a chart showing the Iranian missile stockpile versus U.S. interceptor capacity.
And the basic idea here is that Iran was rapidly ramping up its missile supply in order to overcome the response capacity of allied nations in the region. Rubio was also asked by the press about the fact that they'd cut up his statement. Here he was chastising them yesterday.
Once the president made a decision that negotiations were not going to work, that they were playing us on the negotiations, and that this was a threat that was untenable, the decision was made to strike them. That's what I said yesterday, and you guys need to play it.
If you're going to play these statements, you need to play the whole statement, not clip it to reach a narrative that you want to do, all right? He is right about all of that. Now, there are, of course, again, for the thousandth time, legitimate questions to be asked about any military operation, goals, costs, strategy, risks. All of that isn't just legitimate. It is necessary.
So let's take one question that's been posed a lot by our listeners and others. Why don't we solve all our problems at home before solving any problems abroad? Very often, this is expressed as, what are we doing in Iran when we haven't deported all the illegals? Or why are we bombing Iran when we haven't paid for prescription drug coverage? Or something like that.
Okay, this is sort of an intellectually dishonest question, in a way. Because it's actually two questions that are weirdly linked. One is, should we go after Iran? That's a yes or no question. Should the president do what he is doing? And two, does going after Iran somehow inhibit us from pursuing whatever other goal it is that you are stating? So, for example...
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