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22 May 2026
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Chapter 1: What updates are provided on the situation in Iran?
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And so is the situation with Iran. It's not over yet? Not over yet. It's still on, I guess. I don't know if we're going to hit these guys again. I really don't think President Trump wants to. Otherwise, we would have done that already. I feel that as well. They keep putting it off. I don't like it. Yeah. I don't like what's happening.
I don't want to go to war, but enough of the patty-caking around. Yeah. Right. It's been, what? It's got to be a month now. Or more. They're just doing what they always do. Yep. And it's time to say, no, no, no. No, no, no. Yeah. We're shutting you down. Period. Here's a Fox News report. Rebecca Heinrich and some of the anchors that are talking about it.
And then they throw in one of the retired generals.
But now we haven't heard much from the son of the Supreme Leader. If he is the one calling the shots, then there is no deal to be had because he is committed to the Islamic Revolution. And we are no closer to a deal than we were before Epic Fury began. So I think that that's really important.
Second of all, if the Iranians, however, wanted the United States to resume military strikes, I don't really know how they would be behaving any differently. I mean, you see them now making increased demands. Bill, you just pointed out how they're now expanding the zone that they want to control over the Strait of Hormuz.
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Chapter 2: How do the hosts view the current state of negotiations with Iran?
It's also frustrating that we continually, we still have no support whatsoever from NATO. What good is that organization? What good are they? Right. I mean, didn't someone... One of the countries just said that the state of Hormuz was completely Iran's and always Iran's.
What?
And I was like, I'll find out who. Yeah, find out who because that's not true. Nope. Nope. Sorry. No, it's never been Iran's. We're not letting that fly by. It is not now and it never has been Iran's to control. Here's what Marco Rubio, though, said about NATO yesterday.
He's not asking them to commit troops. He's not asking them to send their fighter jets in. But they refuse to do anything. And so I think the president looks at that and says, hold on a second. If all these countries around the world agree with us that Iran can't have a nuclear weapon, that this regime is a threat to world peace and security, that already have missiles that can reach Europe.
They don't have missiles that can reach America yet, but they have missiles that can reach Europe. We're actually step forward and do something about it. And everyone goes into hiding.
Yeah. So what do you do about that? These are supposed to be allies, and we're supposed to be in this stuff together, and we're getting absolutely zero from them. Right. They won't even escort their own ships through the strait. They're not even willing to do that. Haven't seen any of that yet, as a matter of fact.
And if you want your oil, you want your goods to get through the Strait, that should be your responsibility. We shouldn't have to do that for everybody. We shouldn't have to hold everybody's hand to come through the Strait. Let Britain do Britain's ships, Germany do theirs, and so on throughout the entire Strait of Hormuz. Are you finding who said that? You're not finding who said that?
I am not. Maybe you just dreamed it? Maybe it was a fever dream kind of thing? I don't think so. Is that possible?
You don't think it was?
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Chapter 3: What are the implications of Iran's actions on global oil prices?
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It's because of this administration and the war or the conflict with Iran. And Byron is having none of it. The problem is Iran. Oh, wow. Not President Trump. You know, he has been so good and so supportive of this president. He absolutely has. And I know he wants to be governor of Florida. And he definitely wants President Trump's endorsement. Oh, yeah. But he would be a great governor.
And if I was following in the shoes of Ron DeSantis, I mean... Yeah. I mean, Florida would be in good hands again. Yeah. I think. Meanwhile... DeSantis can move to Texas. That's right. And become governor here. We've assigned Ron DeSantis the traveling governor's job for each state. Yes, we have. Yes, we have. And I think he... He needs to be held to that. I really think he needs to.
I have no problem with that.
He needs to do that.
He does not need to worry. Let someone else be the president. We love you, Ron. We love you. And we know you want to be president. Yeah. But your job for America.
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Chapter 4: What is the significance of Stephen Colbert's last show?
I think way of Ben. Yeah, I think it was. What self-respecting man? You're not a man. You're not.
You're not a man. He's just not. I'm sorry.
If you're in person on the view set... No, I'm sorry. Right. Because if I had an opportunity, you're walking by the ABC studios there, and you had an opportunity to go to the View show. I want to say no. No? No. Would I love to? No. Am I going to? No. No, I'm not. I used to be the mayor of Good Morning America. Yeah, I remember that. For ABC. Right. Corner there in Manhattan.
Yeah, what was that website? I forget the stupid site. The check-in site. Yeah. Shoot.
Chapter 5: How does the discussion shift to President Trump's legal challenges?
But if you checked in enough times, you became the mayor of that location. Done right. And so the Good Morning America corner, mayor. You can call me mayor for sure. That's fine. But I don't know that I would. Maybe you go in and heckle them. Maybe. And get kicked out. Except for, no, I'm not even doing that. I'm not even doing that. It doesn't seem to be worth their time.
I mean, this show is a division of ABC News. Right. I still don't understand. I don't either. How it exists on the air. It boggles your mind. It does. It does. It really does. We've all done it. We tried to save a buck or two buying a knockoff that ends up being more costly to fix or replace. Hopefully we've learned in the end, knockoffs are not a good idea.
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It's Pat and Jeffy. Pat and Jeffy for Glenn today. 888-727-BECK. Glenn talked to Ezra Levant, who a few years ago, of course, received the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal for defending freedom of expression when he refused to bend the knee and went ahead and published Danish cartoons of Muhammad. Yeah. And then, of course...
Now, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom banned him from the country. When Glenn talked to him, he had put in a special order passport to go to England because his passport was like a...
everyday uh reporter because he lives in canada hello part of the united kingdom right uh so it was just a an easy passport to go back and forth which was banned so they told them well you can always apply for the this this particular passport which is really hard to get and uh he said he filled out all the hundred questions answered them sent it in i don't know that i ever heard
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Chapter 6: What archaeological findings support the accuracy of the Bible?
What the resolution was. I don't – and I'm guessing the answer is no. That he didn't get it in time. They may have slow walked it. Yeah. Because it was supposed to be if you fill it out, then you get informed, well, I think within 24 to 48 hours and – Oh, did we miss that window? Well, it just goes to show you how important and how precious the First Amendment is.
As he said, he was sorry to say it, but your First Amendment in America is more important than almost anything else because with that, you can fight for all your other freedoms. And that's so true. And we think that other countries have it too. We think that people in the West all enjoy freedom of speech, but they don't. But they don't.
Do you know that in Great Britain, they arrest an average of 30 people per day? because of what they've said online. Yeah, what they've posted. Sometimes what they've liked. 30 people a day. That's over two dozen people a day going to jail because of what they've posted online. That is unbelievable. That sure is.
I think I read that last year it was close to 400 people during the course of the year. Who had been arrested because of something they said online or something that they offended people in some way. That is... It's almost inconceivable. It sure is. It sure is. But yet it's happening. And yet it's happening. I mean, that's Tommy Robinson. That's part of his whole thing. Not his whole thing.
One of his main things. I mean, they've arrested him multiple times for things that he said online. And it's just... It's disturbing. It's very disturbing. And we can't allow it here. And we just cannot allow it. I see stories, and we do stories about people who, you know, they liked an Instagram post. And I'm like, so?
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Chapter 7: How do opinions about illegal immigration shape the debate?
And? So? Right. I mean, I like stuff I don't like all the time just so I have it in my timeline. I know we've talked about that. Maybe you shouldn't do that. No, I... Maybe you just bookmark it. I don't know. That's a thought. It's just a thought for you to consider. It's out there. I mean, if it's really bad, I just screenshot it.
But it's amazing because, you know, last night I think was Stephen Colbert's last show. Was it last night? Isn't that tragic?
Say it isn't so. No, it is so. You bastard.
Yeah. What? Now, the left is trying to blame this on President Trump. Absolutely. He didn't do this. This happened because he's losing $40 million per year with that crappy show that he does. If we were losing $40 million a year, we would have been off the air a long time ago. Oh, my gosh. This show makes money. A lot of it.
Technically, you could make the case that it's because of Trump that he remained out in the air as long as he did. Yeah. Right. Right. Because they all hated him so much. Because it gave him material. Yeah. And so they were on boo-hooing about it. Oh, this whole last week, I've read stories and headlines and how... It was just... Truly agonizing.
And I was so happy that Pedro Pascal showed up and got a kiss. It was just beautiful. Oh, jeez. It was just beautiful. That guy, I can't stand to look at him anymore. And I really liked The Mandalorian. I liked it. Of course, until he took his helmet off.
You realized it was him?
No.
That's him? No. And that was before I knew his politics. Anyway. And now, I think today, in fact, it starts. Mandalorian and Grogu or whatever, the movie is out. So that'll be interesting to see how that does. They're undercut playing it. Yeah, they are. Because I think they expect $80 million opening weekend. Think of that. A Star Wars release. I know.
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