Fox News Collapses on Air as Trump’s Speech Bombs!!!
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What happened during Donald Trump's disastrous address?
State regime media, which calls itself Fox News, was collapsing live on TV after Donald Trump's address to the nation completely bombed. Many people are saying it was the worst presidential address in United States history. The markets started tanking after Donald Trump's speech. Oil started surging again after Donald Trump's speech. But Marc Levin, the Donald Trump propagandist on Fox, said, great speech, best speech ever. And the Fox propagandists went to work to try to pretend that Donald Trump's war speech somehow was well done. The American people weren't buying it. Fox was in collapse mode. Let me show you what went down.
How did Fox News respond to Trump's speech?
A quick reminder, hit subscribe, help us get to 7 million subscribers. We're on our way. And also subscribe to Scott McFarlane's YouTube channel. So one of the Fox propagandists, Sean Hannity, he was like, well, we didn't really get a timeline here, but OK, it was at least a speech. At least Donald Trump said words. Here, play this clip.
President didn't give a specific timeline, but talked about the next two to three weeks.
And this thing should be wrapped up in terms of all military objectives. And then Hannity brought on Lindsey Graham.
What was the public reaction to Trump's address?
And Lindsey Graham was like, we got to get rid of NATO. That's what we need to do. And I love Donald Trump's speech. Let's get rid of NATO and screw our European allies. You're not our friends anymore. I mean, watch as these lunatics were fully collapsing on live TV. Play this clip.
As to the Strait of Hormuz, you need to clear the straits if you're Europe. But NATO will look different after tonight, tomorrow than it did tonight.
How did financial markets react to Trump's speech?
And I support a force repositioning, reposturing initiative for Europe. And I never thought I'd hear myself say that. But after what they did to us when we're trying to deal with the biggest threat on the planet, a nuclear-armed Ayatollah, they made it so much harder on us. They put our people at risk. They made our pilots fly longer. They denied us capability. I will never look at Europe the same.
And then Lindsey Graham's like, well, it's possible that 13 American soldiers have already died in this war. God bless the 13. They died fighting a cancer.
What controversial statements did Lindsey Graham make?
Cancer is bad. Iran is the cancer. So they died doing the ultimate sacrifice against this cancer. What are you talking about? This is an unlawful, catastrophic war that Donald Trump and Netanyahu went alone. The American people don't know why we're there. Donald Trump's speech didn't explain anything. But go ahead, Lindsey Graham. We'll see you in full collapse mode. Play this clip.
What implications does Trump's speech have for NATO?
I don't have any money. Epic Fury is one of the most successful military operations in history. God bless the 13 and the injured. But they died in noble cause, protecting America and the world from a cancer. He described the Iranian regime as a cancer. To anybody who's ever had a family with cancer, cancer is the enemy. The cancer hurts and it kills randomly. And they were the cancer of the Mideast. They were the largest state sponsor of terrorism. They had American blood dripping from their hands.
How did Trump's speech affect U.S. foreign policy discussions?
And then you had Fox propagandist Jesse Waters, who's like, NATO, let's just say I'm very disappointed in you, NATO. Here, play this clip.
NATO, let's just say I'm very disappointed. Need we go through how much they owe us? We saved them twice from world wars. We bailed them out with the Marshall Plan. We even lowered our tariffs to zero so they could recover for decades. And then we helped them out with Ukraine. And all we want is a base. All we want is airspace for a little bit to knock out the world's number one sponsor of terror.
What are the broader consequences of Trump's actions discussed in the episode?
They can't give us that. These missiles... are in range of their capitals, not ours. They get their oil from that straight. We don't. The least they could do is say, okay, and deal with the domestic blowback. But to say no, well, like their economies are getting kind of murdered because they can't even sustain four weeks from an oil supply shock. Like, come on, you're not going to send one vessel to the straight. You're going to wait till the hostilities are over.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What happened during Donald Trump's disastrous address?
0:00–0:46
2
How did Fox News respond to Trump's speech?
0:46–1:20
3
What was the public reaction to Trump's address?
1:20–1:49
4
How did financial markets react to Trump's speech?
1:49–2:27
5
What controversial statements did Lindsey Graham make?
2:27–2:47
6
What implications does Trump's speech have for NATO?
2:47–3:21
7
How did Trump's speech affect U.S. foreign policy discussions?
3:21–3:58
8
What are the broader consequences of Trump's actions discussed in the episode?
3:58–17:53
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