Chapter 1: What current issues are being discussed by the Fox News personalities?
Hi, I'm Greg Gutfeld, along with Charlie Hurt, Jessica Tarloff, Jesse Waters. And this weekend, she marched against glue traps that make her late for work. Dana Perino, The Five. One week for Iran to make a deal or their fate is sealed. President Trump warning the regime leaders he hasn't smoked, that he is ready to blow them to smithereens if they don't wise up.
But we've had regime change, if you look already, because the one regime was decimated, destroyed. They're all dead. The next regime is mostly dead. And the third regime, we're dealing with different people than anybody's dealt with before. It's a whole different group of people. So I would consider that regime change. We're doing extremely well in that negotiation.
But you never know with Iran, because we negotiate with them, and then we always have to blow them up. And we will probably, I think we'll make a deal with them, pretty sure. Whether it's possible or we won't.
The White House says President Trump is leaving all options on the table as 3,500 troops arrive in the Middle East. Officials say this will help them unleash a major offensive if talks fail. Here's Caroline Lovett.
The Pentagon has always stated four to six weeks estimated timeline for Operation Epic Fury. We're on day 30 today. So, again, you do the math on how much longer the Pentagon needs to fully achieve the objectives of Operation Epic Fury, which I will reiterate.
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Chapter 2: What are President Trump's warnings regarding Iran?
Destroy the Iranian Navy, destroy their ballistic missiles, dismantle their missile and drone production infrastructure, significantly weaken their their proxies throughout the course of this operation. And then, of course, preventing Iran from ever obtaining a nuclear weapon.
But despite U.S. forces laying waste to target after target, Democrats are still painting the war as an abject failure.
I don't support this administration, period. They've gotten us into what will be looked at as one of the greatest blunders, presidential blunders of our time. Donald Trump said we won this war.
And so the question for President Trump, who's completely delusional, is if we won the war, why are they preparing to send thousands of more American troops into harm's way?
So, Charlie, it seems like the issue here is you have one side, the Democrats, who are looking at this through a political lens and assume or basically tell everybody else that Trump is also looking through this through a political lens, which means they don't know anything about Trump. Yeah, they have not learned anything in 10 years. And I love what Spartak has said right there.
He actually admitted the whole problem for them. He said, I don't support anything that this administration does, period. So therefore, no matter what they did, he would have been against it. They're the two biggest brain dead hot takes that come out of all this. The first one is that somehow Israel conned Trump into going into war. It's the stupidest thing.
As if the world's largest economy doesn't have financial interest in the Strait of Hormuz. There aren't actual American interests at play here. But the single biggest idiotic hot take is the idea that Trump did this for political reasons. Mm-hmm. He doesn't do things like this for political reasons.
First of all, politicians never do anything in an election year for political reasons because they don't want to have to pay the price for it in the election. And and I think that to me, it what it reveals about these people who are saying that this is he's going to pay a political price.
And this is, you know, that he's doing this for is that those people, those politicians never do anything except vote. things for political reasons. They never do something that they believe is the right thing because it's because they believe it's the right thing to do. That is a great point, Jessica, that he is obviously paying the price in the election.
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Chapter 3: How is the Pentagon planning to handle military operations against Iran?
There's nothing partisan there. I'm glad that we got that out of the way. I'm glad she said the Iranian economy is doing better than ever. You think the Iranian economy is doing well? They're getting bombed to smithereens, Jessica.
You don't think they're making more money from?
No, they're not making that much money, Jessica. No, they're not. Listen, Donald Trump is like the American eagle. On the one hand, he's got the olive branch. On the other hand, he's got a bundle of arrows. I don't know what's going to happen. I can wake up Friday and there could either be a peace treaty. Or we could have Marines going in. And I don't think the gay Ayatollah knows either.
And that's how we like it. You got to keep him on his toes. He's weighing options right now. Both options are very high risk and very high reward. And they might extend that timeline. Four to six weeks timeline. Four weeks, Jessica, is four times seven is around 28. This would be about a month. Just trying to do the math for you. One of those options, seizing the uranium.
So you'd go in under fire, send in the Marines, special task force. You'd have to probably use the discombobulator, which we used against Maduro's crew. Makes everybody throw up. And then they all pass out. So then you'd have to bring in excavators and engineers. You'd have to kind of dig through the tunnels.
You'd seize the uranium, put them in caskets, throw them in trucks, drive them to an airstrip and fly them out of town.
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Chapter 4: What criticisms are being made about the current administration's approach to the war?
This has never been done before in combat. It's only been done in Ukraine and Georgia.
Very, very dangerous. The other thing we've all talked about, seizing Karg and seizing the Strait.
Which you said was supposed to happen. He did the same method. I'm going to mess with the markets before the open, which the Iranians predicted. I bet it's going to happen pretty soon. I bet you it's going to happen pretty soon. One way or the other, it's going to be open. So they're going to have to go in and then they're going to have to hold that territory. You're right.
They'll have to hold Karg or hold the coastline. And that's just the way it's going to be if you need to achieve the mission. You are right, though. I mean, the Iranians do have thousands of drones still. They still have 100 missiles, and those can sometimes get through air defenses, although the air defenses have been 90 percent effective.
So, Lindsey is going to backfill some of those defensive systems. That's great.
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Chapter 5: How are the Democrats responding to the military actions in Iran?
But here's the deal. Once you take Carg, it takes their queen off the chessboard, and then you can really negotiate from a much stronger position. The next two weeks, we'll probably see the most dangerous and decisive action of the war so far. And I can just pray it goes well. I think I can speak for myself that I pray it goes well. Hmm. Beautiful. Dana, I haven't seen you since Thursday.
And might I say you're even more attractive today than you were on Thursday. Thank you. So President Trump is in a situation that most commanders and chiefs find themselves in at some point. And that is having to make decisions that are like a tough decision and a tougher decision. And all the options are difficult. But he.
to me, has been making some decisions that you would be like questionable politically, like, for example, letting the Russian oil cargo get to Cuba. But like that is a decision that in an ideal world, would he have wanted to do that? Probably not. But in order to keep the market fluid and to avoid a humanitarian disaster in Cuba at the moment. So he's saying, OK, we can do that.
He also did something this week that we have been talking about for a while. Not a lot of people picked up on it, but remember we kept talking about the denominator?
Yes.
So people were like, oh, well, we bombed this many and we bombed this many, but of how many? So last night he told the Financial Times, we have taken out 13,000 and we have 3,000 more to go. Nice. So I was like, okay, so that shows you a military success, but yes, more needs to be done. But I really think that the Iranians are feeling it because...
They are, one, encouraging terrorist threats in our country. So over the weekend, France disrupted a terror attack directly linked back to the Iranian issue. And then what Iran said today is that they are threatening U.S. students who are studying in the Middle East. So that's just in. I don't know what political price he could possibly pay. He's not running for president again.
If it's the midterms, I don't know if he cares that much. Yeah. He's going to do what he can, but he understands history and knows that it's probably likely that the Republicans won't be able to hold it, even if they try. So the political price to me is not weighing in on some of these very tough decisions. Remember that advice I gave you about work? You should always work to get fired.
Yeah.
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