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Chapter 1: What happened during Trump's press conference in the Oval Office?
Donald Trump just finished up a disastrous press conference in the Oval Office. He was crashing out and the feed cut out as he seemed to be saying that I could use a shit right now.
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I'm not sure what's going on medically right there, but he did seem to say, I could use this shit. Now, he continued to crash out in the Oval Office when talking about the catastrophic war in Iran.
I guess the purpose of this press conference was supposed to be to talk about reducing prescription drug prices, but then he started talking about the war in Iran, his catastrophic and unlawful war in Iran. And then Donald Trump started saying, I deserve so much credit. I saved eight young women, beautiful young women. I saved the young women.
As he's covering up the Epstein files, he's created a fictitious story where he believes he saved eight young girls in Iran and that he deserves credit for that. Here, play this clip.
Or the military operation, whatever you want to call it. And they're coming to us. The problem they have is they are very disorganized right now. Well, now, yesterday, and I was very pleased with this, eight young women were going to be executed yesterday afternoon at 6 o'clock. And I asked them, call it a favor or call it just a moral request that they not be executed.
And they came back with an answer that they won't be executed. They're going to release. It was protesting. eight beautiful young women, very young women. And they were the pictures in the paper. And it's been a story for a little while.
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Chapter 2: How did Trump address the war in Iran during his press conference?
And I saw that and I said, let's see if we can save them. And there were it was very nice what happened. So they're not going to be there. What they're doing is, as you know, they're releasing four of them very shortly and they're Got to keep four of them in jail for a period of one month and release them. So they won't be executed. Yeah, please.
And then Donald Trump is asked, so how much longer are you going to wait? How long is this war going to take? Trump's like, Vietnam lasted 18 years. Be quiet. Donald, you dodged the draft five separate times and made up that you had bone spurs. But here's what he says. Play this clip.
On the war with Iran, how long are you willing to wait until you get a unified response?
Don't rush me, Jeff. You know, guys like you, you want to say, oh, so we were in Vietnam like for 18 years. We were in Iraq for many, many years. We were in for all the, I don't like to say World War II because that was a biggie, but we were four and a half, almost five years in World War II. We were in the Korean War for seven years.
I've been doing this for six weeks and their military is totally defeated. They're outside of the little, Wiseguy ships, I call them the Wiseguy ships, the little boats that they have running around with guns in them. We'll take them out too when we see them.
So there are more questions like, give us a timeline, man. Give us a timeline. He's like, it's only been 5.5 weeks.
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Chapter 3: What unusual claims did Trump make about saving young women?
He just like makes up times. And her reporter's like, no, it's actually been two months. And you said it would last four to six weeks. And so now it seems like it's never going to end. And he's like, what a disgraceful question you're asking here to play this clip.
We have no pressure. It's only guys like you with a question like that about what's your time. We've been doing it for five and a half weeks.
It's been eight weeks that the U.S. now has been involved with Iran. You had initially said it would be four to six weeks.
Well, I hope that, but I also took a little break. I gave them a break.
And then Donald Trump's like, look, if we ended the war right now, it would be a tremendous success already. Think about it. We control the Strait of Hormuz. You don't. You're delusional. You're literally a psychotic human. We do not control the Strait of Hormuz. What the hell are you talking about? Play this clip.
a break. And remember this. I want to make the best deal. I could make a deal right now. Do you know that if I left right now, we had a tremendous success. It would take them 20 years to rebuild. But I don't want to do that. I want to have it everlasting. I want to have it where they never get they never have a chance to get it. I mean, the way you asked that question, I did say it.
I thought it would take four to six weeks. And I was right. Because at the end of six weeks, at the end of four weeks, the military was decimated. But now what I'm doing, I can't tell you that. I don't want to put that kind of a timetable on it, but it'll go pretty quickly. And we'll have the Strait opened up. Now, right now, we have it closed. We have total control of the Strait.
And the fact that it's closed, you know, they would have opened it up three days ago. They came to us. And they said, we will agree to open the Strait. And all my people were happy. Everybody was happy except me. I said, wait a minute, if we open the Strait, that means they're going to make $500 million a day. I don't want them to make $500 million a day until they settle this thing.
So I'm the one that kept it closed. We have total control of it. And it'll open when they make a deal or something else happens that's very positive.
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Chapter 4: How does Trump justify the length of the war in Iran?
They said a million people, and I had 25,000 people. But these are the things that you get on July 4th, a few years ago, first term. So you have this reflecting lake, pond,
I mean, completely outrageous. And then he starts talking about the prescription drug prices and how his name is now gonna be on all the drugs that are backed by the government and they're gonna call it Trump drugs. Dudes, what are you talking about? Let's play this clip.
I didn't put the name. Bobby did and Oz did. It's true, actually. Remember I came in, I said, what's this? But they said, it'll be better. It'll sell better. Would you help us? So I now have my name on medication.
And no one really cares about that. No one cares about golden ballrooms. Nobody cares about triumphal arches. No one cares about Club Rose Garden or you getting Qatari jets. And what we really care about is what are you doing for Americans right now who are suffering and struggling and who can't afford anything? And so what he does, though, is because he's been a con artist his whole life,
He just starts making up numbers again. And he's like, well, we secure gigantic discounts, 600% discounts. Stupid, stop saying stupid things, man. 600% discounts. The pharmaceutical companies aren't paying people. Just stop, stop. Here, play the clip.
They're part to bring down the cost of healthcare for all Americans under our most favored nation's agreement. We've secured gigantic discounts with price differences from four to five and even 600%, 600%.
Yeah, that's not a real thing. It can't go down that much. Just please, just people aren't dumb. Just speak to people like a normal grownup. Like, can we start with that baseline? But then you have RFK Jr. He chimes in and he's like, oh, one of the Democrats thought they were being all smart. And they're like, you can't reduce something by 600%.
And I'm like, you don't know the way we do percentages here in the Oval Office. Here, play this clip.
So, Bobby, please. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. President. I was reminded when the president was speaking of a conversation that I had yesterday with one of the Democratic senators who was questioning me during the hearing. And she was ridiculing President Trump for his math. And she was saying it's mathematically impossible to have a drug drop by 600 percent cost. which he had claimed.
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