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Trump administration officials are breathing a sigh of relief that the highly classified bombing mission appears to have gone off without a hitch. Yeah, they popped off. But there is also concern now about what happens next when it comes to Iran. Operation Midnight Hammer involved top secret planning and a head fake as two strike forces of B2 bombers departed the U.S. flying in opposite directions late Friday night. On Saturday, defense officials confirmed to CBS news that there are. were in fact B-2s headed to Guam flying west from their home in Missouri. But those were decoys. A separate fleet of B-2s departed from that same location heading east to the targets in Iran.

Yeah, they sent them over there just to get people confused. And it worked, too. The crazy thing is like, you'd think it's like, oh, this seems really simple. Of course, they'd figure it out. They didn't. Petting on officials say the mission was an overwhelming success, but also concede it is too early to assess if Iran still has nuclear capability. What is next for the U.S. role in this very volatile crisis? Secretary of State and Acting White House National Security Advisor Marco Rubio now joins us. Mr. Secretary, I know it has been an intense few hours, but so far it does not appear that Iran has yet retaliated against the United States.

What intelligence do you have at this point about their capabilities to respond? the intent of their proxies. Is there any kind of command and control structure left to activate them? Yeah, well, we'll see what Iran decides to do. I think they should. We'll see. Says you can give a fuck. Choose the route of peace.

We have been, we've done everything. We have been over backwards, okay, to create a deal with these people. Steve Whitakov has traveled the world extensively, met with them. Well, not even met with them, met through the Omani's with them and discussed back and forth. even put an offer to them that they wanted elements of it in writing. We offered it. It's a very generous offer, by the way. We've done it. And we're prepared right now. If they call right now and say, we want to meet, let's talk about this. We're prepared to do that. The president's made that clear from the very beginning. His preference is to deal with this issue diplomatically.

But he also told them we had 60 days to make progress or something else was going to happen. And on day 61, everybody in the leadership and the negotiations just happened. to get killed. Well, there it is. Something else happened. I think they thought they were dealing with a different kind of leader, like the kinds of leaders they've been playing games with for the last 30 or 40 years. I think that's exactly what happened. I think that they are used to dealing with retards that listen to, again, and this is the reason why I was really happy to have Trump and Elon in the White House, because I was like, I think these guys are scammers and clowns and criminals. Thank God. Thank God. Finally, we're going to have somebody in here that

knows what to do whenever you deal with a scammer and a criminal. Fucking finally. Yeah, because they know what they're doing. They play the game. Yeah, it's some fucking common sense. Exactly. They found out that's not the case. So this mission was a very precise mission. It had three objectives, three nuclear sites. It was not attack on Iran. It was not an attack on the Iranian people. This wasn't a regime change move. This was designed to degrade and or destroy three nuclear sites related to their nuclear weaponization ambitions, and that was delivered on yesterday. What happens next will now depend on what Iran chooses to do next. If they choose the path of diplomacy, we're ready. We can do a deal that's good for them, the Iranian people, and good for the world.

If they choose another route, then they'll be consequences. Someone else had a good point. People saying Taco are now up in arms about Trump taking action. That's because the Trump, Trump always chickens out taco thing was just bullshit. And this is what I said before. These people have no guiding moral philosophy at all. There is no guiding moral principle that they're using. They're just retards who complain and get mad for no reason. So you shouldn't take anything that they're saying seriously.

You shouldn't listen and be like, oh, I wonder what they're really trying to mean by this. It doesn't mean anything. They're not trying to communicate anything. they're not trying to message anything. There's just nothing. Let this are nonstop playing mental gymnastics. Well, it's not mental gymnastics.

They're not even trying to do gymnastics. Like, they're just simply walking around. For that. Let's talk about. People kept spamming and saying Trump always chickens out. Trump, T-A-O, right? Always chickens out. And like now he didn't.

Yeah, none of those people are complaining now. Good for the world. if they choose another route, then there'll be consequences for that. Yeah, and again, also, like, at this point, I mean, if I was them, fuck, I mean, you already got, you got your nuclear sites bombed. You've gotten all of your air stuff destroyed. You've gotten your entire leadership killed multiple times over. At what point is enough enough? Because it's not like, I mean, at this point, it's like they can basically guarantee that if we don't play ball, we're good.

literally going to die. Doesn't MSM, Trump regime, hate MSM? It seems so useful of them to advocate when they want to address the nation. Well, Trump has always dealt with the mainstream media, even though he's been adversarial with them. Yeah, that's true, of course. On a phrase you just word, weaponization ambitions. Are you saying there that the United States did not see intelligence that the Supreme Leader had ordered weaponization? That's irrelevant. I think that question being asked in the media, that's any relevant question. They have everything they need to build a weapon.

That is the key point in U.S. intelligence assessment. No, it's not. No, it's not. Are these people lying and fucking you around? Okay, they're a lot. Okay, so if you find out they're lying and fucking you around and they're fucking you around and lying to you in the nature of something that's building nuclear weapons,

what is the conclusion to that? Well, it's because they're probably trying to build nuclear weapons. No, it's not. Yes, it was. No, it's not. No, I know that better than you know that, and I know that that's not the case. But I'm asking you whether the order was given. And the people who say that, it doesn't matter if the order was given.

They have everything they need to build nuclear weapons. Why would you bear- Fucking exactly. Like we need an order to be sure that all of the different actions they're taking. Yes, exactly. Why would you bear- it? It doesn't matter if the order was given. They have everything they need to build nuclear weapons.

Why would you bury? Why would you bury things in a mountain? 300 feet under the ground. Why would you bury six? Why do they have 60% in rich uranium? Oh, God. Bro. I've been waiting on this.

Ooh, I've been waiting on this for a while. Oh, my God. Holy shit. Thank God. Finally. You don't need 60% in rich uranium. The only countries in the world that have uranium at 60% are countries that have nuclear weapons. Oh, wow.

What a surprise. Wow. What are the odds? Bro's not playing? Yeah. Can you quickly make it 90? They have all the elements. Why do they have a space program? Is Iran going to go to the moon?

No. And you see that like whenever this shit's laid out in front of you, how fucking stupid it sounds. They're trying to build an ICBM so they can one day put a warhead on it. That's a question of intent. And you know in the intelligence. Of intent. Oh my God.

Where do these? Jesus. He's demolition. What the fuck? Yes. Thank God. ...assessment that it was that Iran wanted to be a threshold... How do you know what the intelligence assessment says? I'm talking about the public March assessment. And that's why I was asking you if you know something more from March...

But that's also an inaccurate representation of it. That's an accurate representation of it. That's not how intelligence is read. That's now how intelligence is used. Here's what the whole world knows. Forget about intelligence. Jesus Christ, bro. Oh my God. I love this.

This is amazing. What the IAEA knows, they are enriching uranium well beyond anything you need for a, for a, for a civil nuclear program. So why? Yeah. So she just immediately agrees on this. You immediately agree on this, but you want to pretend like the, oh my God. So why would you enrich uranium at 60% if you don't intend to one day use it to take it to 90 and build a weapon? Why are you developing?

BMs. Why do you have 8,000 short-range missiles and two to three thousand long, mid-range missiles that you continue to develop? Ah, geez, guys. They have everything they need for a nuclear weapon. They have the delivery mechanisms. They have the enrichment capability. They have the highly enriched uranium that is stored. That's all we need to see.

Right. That's it. Yeah. Fucking obvious. Bro, the intelligence said they couldn't find evidence in nukes. That's not the same of finding evidence of no nukes. What the fuck do these people not understand? Well, it's that they're building the uranium.

That's it. Well, why does anyone have nuclear weapons then? Because they work. Duh. In the hands of a regime, that's already involved in terrorism and proxies and all kinds of things around. They are the source of all this stability in the Middle East. No one's disputing that. I'm not doing that here.

No one's disputing that Iran is causing all the problems over there. No one's disputing that Iran is funding terrorist organizations. no one's disputing that they're enriching uranium to 60%, but somehow we're supposed to pretend like they weren't trying to build a bomb. Uh-huh. Right. And they were censured at the IAEA for that enrichment and for violating their non-proliferation agreements. I was simply asking if we had intelligence.

And remember, remember, oh, but now they're going to leave the non-proliferation agreement, guys. Oh, no. Well, wait. If we bombed them, they're going to leave the agreement. weren't following. Oh, God, guys, imagine what happens then. I can't believe people react to videos and they just let it play while they're gone. Like, why the fuck would anybody, like, isn't that like the, isn't that that's so embarrassing, right? That like people just want to watch that. They don't even care about you. Like, it's crazy. Gents that there was an order to weaponize because you said

weaponization ambitions, which implies that they have everything they need to build a nuclear weapon. And that's more than a number. Okay. I want to ask you on the policy front, there are personnel throughout the Middle East from the United States in Bahrain and Kuwait and other bases. If those countries are attacked by Iran because of their association with the United States, will the United States defend them? Oh, no. Maybe. Well, that's exactly why they're there. That's a great point, actually. Do you know why we have bases in Bahrain and Qatar and UAE and all these places? All of those bases are there because those countries are afraid that Iran will attack them. If Iran was not a threat to the region, if the Iranian regime, because I'm talking about the Iranian people, the regime was not a threat to the region, we wouldn't have to have any of these bases. Those bases are there because those countries are petroval. He's totally fucking cooking her.

This is brutal. Jesus. That the Iranian Shia clerics that run that country will attack their country. Will the United States defend them if they are? Difficult history. What does this? It's not a nuke because it's disassembled logic she's using? It's just stupid.

We're there. That's why we're there. But they'll attack us is what they're threatening to do. So we'll defend our people, obviously. We'll defend our people. Well, they'll attack our bases. And those are our bases, and we're going to defend our personnel. We're prepared to do that.

But we'll do more than just defend. We'll impose costs on Iran if they attack American personnel, whether they do it directly or whether they do it through some of these proxies that they try to hide behind. And that includes the Houthis. So another proxy of theirs. So, but let's hope they don't choose that route. Let's all hope that they actually decide, okay, let's go negotiate because we want a diplomatic

and peaceful solution. We have achieved our objectives. We're ready to negotiate this in a peaceful, you know, diplomatic way. We've been prepared to do that for days. They are the ones that played games, as they have done for 40. Yeah, this is the woman who said free speech is one of the reasons why Nazis got into power in World War II. Yeah.

keep in mind that these people are actively, they exist to actively subvert everything. I think these people actively exist to subvert American goals. They actively dislike America, and they work against the best interest of the country and the country's people on a regular basis. These people are not your allies. These people are not on your side. They are actively working against you. years, as they have done to multiple presidents, they tried to play games with President Trump, and they see what happens. This is not a game-playing president. When he says he's going to do something, he will do it. I hear you saying here, you want to de-escalate when you are talking about diplomacy.

You are looking for Iran to pick up that offer that was put on the table you mentioned by Steve Whitkoff. Can you just clarify, does that mean the U.S. would still allow for Iran to have a civilian nuclear program if it does not enrich on its own soil. But that's never been an issue. There's countries all over the world that have a civil nuclear program. No one here is saying that Iran can't. Sure, that's always been there.

Any country in the world has a right to have a civil nuclear program. What they don't have a right to do is to enrich it at 60% hide it under a... So they're still even willing to let them have a civil nuclear program? And they couldn't come to a deal? After that? Well, that seems very interesting. Interesting. I wonder why.

And develop long range and short range and mid range missiles and sponsored terrorists. Yeah, it's very generous. They have a right to do that. And that's what they've been doing. And no one's dealt with it. And it's continued to linger. And they've played games with multiple presidents and multiple countries around the world. And they've gotten away with it for 40 something years.

This is very simple. The president wants to resolve this diplomatically and peacefully. He gave them a chance to do that. They delayed. They had all these kind of delayed tactics. They wouldn't even meet with us directly. We had to go through third countries. This is very simple.

Let's meet directly. Let's work on agreements that are good for Iran. You see they were playing games, bro. They were playing games the entire time. Good for the Iranian people in particular. Good for the safety and security of the world in the United States. That's always been our preference. That continues to be our preference.

But they're the ones that were playing games with us. And these are the consequences. We had to achieve those objectives. We had three objectives yesterday, Fordot, Natanz, and Esfahan. Iran just said they're going to decide the timing nature and scale of its response against the U.S. message? For sure, guys. Yeah. We conducted a brilliant military operation under the command of President Trump. And obviously, great credit to Secretary Hexeth and General Carilla and General Kane and all of all the airmen and the phenomenal people in the U.S. military.

No other military in the world could have done this. No, it was astounding. What happens next is up to the regime. Okay. The regime wants peace. We're ready for peace. They want to do something else. They're incredibly vulnerable.

They can't even protect their own airspace. Well, clearly, they could not. But what is the U.S. assessment of how much nuclear material at those sites was moved prior to the attack? There has been talked for days about bombing of Ford out. Well, look, no one will know for sure for days, but I doubt they moved it because you really can't move anything right now. And they can't move anything right now inside of Iran. I mean, the minute a truck starts driving. Can't they read radiation signals from like?

satellites? I'm pretty sure they can, right? Yes? Okay, so then they would know if it got moved. Yeah, because they could see it, right? It's underground? Yeah, but they would have to take it out. No, no, the satellite photos are of the ground. So if the material was transported, then they would have been able to see it. Somewhere the Israelis have seen it and they've targeted it and taken it out. So our assessment is we have to assume that that's a lot of significant. 60% enriched uranium buried deep under the ground there in Esfahan. And that really is the key. What they should do with that is they should bring it out of the ground and turn it over.

Multiple countries around the world will take it and down blended. That's what they should do with that. And what they should do is say we're not going to have any enrichment capability in our country. Instead, what we're going to have is a civil nuclear program like dozens of countries around the world have where we build reactors that create electricity and we import enriched material. And we've made very general, I'm not going to get all the details of the offers, but there are other avenues. here that would be acceptable to them. If that's what they wanted, if what they want is a civil, peaceful nuclear program, the

route has always been there. The problem is that everything they're demanding has nothing to do with a peaceful program. They are all the things you would want if you want to retain the option of one day weaponizing the program, which has been their clear intent. To me, that's indisputable. I followed this issue for 15 years, including the intelligence on it for 15 years. Okay, I have followed it. And the intelligences are assessments, and sometimes they've been wrong.

Bro, he's going hard. God damn. Jesus. Thank God. Thank God. I've seen them revised multiple times. These guys want a nuclear weapon one day. Okay. To that point. And it isn't going to happen. Not while Donald Trump is president. Understood. You've said this is not about regime change, but you were describing a regime that you have said for decades. I mean, for upwards of 40 years, has chanted death to America, hasn't all the things you just described. Isn't a diplomatic deal with them a lifeline? Aren't you offering to negotiate with the same people you're saying did all these things? So therefore, are you actually looking for regime change?

These people never understand pragmatism. It's like people are so locked in like the ideological box that they put themselves in that they can't even conceptualize the idea of working towards something, even when it's not the best option, but being pragmatic and working with what you have. She's baiting. Yeah, this is, again, it's a Reddit argument. That is the point.

I don't like that they chant those things, but one thing is that they chant those things. Another thing is that they chant those things and they have a new. They have terror proxies. Fucking exactly. Like, yeah, you can deal with some retard that doesn't like you. It's a lot harder to deal with the retard

that doesn't like you who has a nuclear bomb. D. And they have long-range missiles that can reach the United States one day. And they have the potential. to be one step away from a nuclear weapon. Well, one day, it could be tomorrow. Could be a week from now. Could be a month from now.

All that takes is the flip of a switch. By the way, they're not going to broadcast that to the world. By the time we figure out that they're doing it, you have all... They're going to announce, guys, we finally made the nuclear bomb. It happened today. All the pieces in place, okay? So are there still a gun here and the ammunition? It only takes one second.

We have other targets that we could hit, but we achieved our objective. The primary targets we were interested in are the ones that were sure. interested in are the ones that were struck tonight in devastating fashion, the ones that were struck, I guess, yeah, tonight over there, their time, in devastating fashion. And we've achieved that objective. There are no planned military operations right now against Iran unless, unless they mess around and they attack American or America. It literally says fuck around and find out. Okay, well, there it is. Then they're going to have a problem. Then they're going to have a problem, and I'm not going to broadcast. So there is more targets? problems are. Then they're going to have a problem. Then they're going to have a problem. And I'm not going to

broadcast what those problems are. But suffice it to say, know this. The United States flew halfway around the world right into the heart of Iran over their most sensitive locations. These things got rocked. And then we left. And we were out of their airspace. We were over the ocean before they figured out what had happened.

And there are plenty of other talk. We don't want to do that. That's not our preference. We want peace deals with them. And that's up to them to decide. You said... Oh my God, man. Jesus. So what we do? Yes.

You can see he's fired up over this. This is amazing. Iran already is a nuclear plant in Bashir and they're building more. USA didn't bomb them so our question was retarded. As Iran already has civil nuclear use and it's no problem. Yeah. And that's the plant that has a lot of the Russian scientists at. That's my understanding.

at least the last time I checked or heard it. Rubin is a competent and he the guy. Yeah. Then why murder every one of the negotiators? Because they weren't negotiating. Duh. What do you mean? Well, they want because you wanted to have the negotiation happen. Okay. It's not happening.

All right. Well, kill them. Get new ones. Eventually, you roll the dice enough times. You'll get people to agree. Problem solved. Kinetic democracy. defend American interests. Would the United States military take action to keep, for example, the transit point, the Strait of Hormuz open? If there are taxed on oil installations, would the United States consider that a direct act by the state, even if it was carried out by a militia? Well, I'm not going to take options away from the president. That's not something we're talking about. We'll see what happens right now in terms of being immediate. But if they do that, the first people that should be angry about it are the Chinese government because they take a lot of their oil comes through there. Yeah, 50% of the oil comes through there.

The fact that people defend Iran's radical extremist government blows my mind, like how. The reason why is because they're Westerners that live in comfortable, safe, Western privileged societies. And they literally cannot even comprehend the way that they live over there and the way that the governments exist over there. That's like, for example, do you remember like when all of those weird retards were going to march to Gaza and then they got stopped in Israel or sorry in Egypt? And then they're like, well, why is it okay that we can do this in America, though? These people have no concept of this. They can't even imagine it. They should be the first ones that are saying if they mine the Straits of hormones,

the Chinese are going to pay a huge price. And every other country in the world is going to pay a huge price. We will too. They'll have some impact on us. Yes. We have a lot more impact on the rest of the world. A lot more impact on the rest of the world. There would be a suicidal move on their part because I think the whole.

world would come against them if they did that. Will the Chinese and Russians stop trading with Iran? You have to ask the Chinese and the Russians. You haven't asked them? I mean, they're getting, you know, they're, well, the Russians are getting a bunch of these, you know, these drones that they're using are coming from Iran. Exactly. They're coming from Iran. So I saw the foreign minister, instead of meeting with Steve Whitkoff, is headed to Moscow to meet with Putin, which was a pre-scheduled meeting, which is fine.

You know, they can go meet. And, you know, the Russians at the end of the day, I mean, they buy drones from them. Look, this is very simple. We want to have an agreement with them, a diplomatic agreement in which they have a civil nuclear program but are not enriching and don't have weapons grade material or weapons grade capabilities laying around. That's that simple. That's our interest here. Who they trade with, who they deal with. Those are other topics.

Our objective here is very straightforward. This was a non-issue until Trump needed an issue? You think this was a non-issue? I didn't know that. That's good to know. They're not going to have a nuclear weapon. they're not even going to get close to a nuclear weapon. They're not even going to be in the neighborhood of a nuclear weapon because these people are dangerous.

This is a radical Shia clerics who run that country. And they are the source of all instability in the region, all of it. Without Iran and this regime, there is no Hamas, there is no Hezbollah. Well, because we don't want them to have a nuclear weapon. Of course you're going to negotiate with them. Like, I love how she tries to get that off. Like it's somehow like, it, bro, this is, it's like, it's like, it's like, it's like, it's like Reddit logic.

Yes, obviously, the reality is that, of course, we do figure out and come to agreements with terrorist groups. Obviously, we do, because it's easier and cleaner for everyone. Bro, you don't get it. Yeah, bro, you don't get it. No, you don't understand. You don't understand, man.

Okay, but that's the core objective. But I'm going through the things they've done because that's why they can't have a nuclear weapon. They sponsor Shias. They sponsor the Shia militias. Hamas, Hezbollah, all these other terrorist groups, these people are never going to get anywhere close to a nuclear weapon.

For the Americans at home who are going, are we at war? I'm trying to suss out some of the facts here. So why would Iran agree to any peace deal if the United States has already pulled out of one that they had, as President Trump did in 2018, and now launched two surprise attacks, both Israel and the United States have done so? there is such a massive trust deficit there. How could you? Because they want to live. That's the reason why.

It's the same reason why Japan surrendered in World War II. You meet the enemy with opposing force that is so oppressive, so overpowering that they have no choice but to surrender. That's obviously the option out of fear. Yeah, exactly. possibly come to it. Yeah, but the trust deficit started with Iran. Yes. I know.

Well, the trust deficit, the ones that shouldn't be trusted are the Iranians because they're the ones that sponsored terrorism. Did they forewarn us before they blew up the embassy in Lebanon and killed over 200 American servicemen? Jesus. Did they forewarn us before they built IEDs and blew the legs and arms off of American servicemen in Iraq? I mean, these are the people that are doing this forever.

They're the ones that no one should trust. They're the ones that have lied about their nuclear program. But that's all sounds like... ...theirational organizations. But that sounds like we're headed towards regime change where they're the ones that the desire to get these people out of power. Are you? No, a serious foreign policy is one that's focused on identifying what our national interest is.

You don't have to like the regime. There are a lot of regimes around the world that we don't like, okay? But in this particular case, what we are focused on is not the changing of the regime. Okay, that's up to the Iranian people if they want to do that, but that's not... Declaration of war made by Russia made Japan surrender, not nukes. Look it up. You're right, man. I'm sure the nuclear bombs didn't have a single effect on Japan surrendering of World War II. for sure, definitely.

Not what we're focused on. Our national interest is about one thing, and that is Iran not getting anywhere near the capability to weaponize and have nuclear weapons. They're not going to get anywhere near that capability. The president has made that clear from day one. Our preference for solving that problem, that very specific problem, is through diplomacy.

We've said that. We've given it every opportunity. They played games. They tried delay tactics. They're trying to delay tactics now on the Europeans because of the snapback provision. When did the President make this? That was a crazy deal.

When did the President make this decision? Because he said he was giving two more weeks of diplomacy on Friday. And on Friday, these jets took off. Well, the President retains the opportunity to pull out of this at any moment, including 10 minutes before. But the President ordered options. The President, look, the decision, in my view, was made when he wrote a letter to the Supreme Leader, and he said over the next 60 days, we want to do a deal with you and solve this problem of nuclear weaponization. Yeah.

We want to do it peacefully. Okay. we don't see progress or it isn't solved. We have other alternatives. He made that very clear. I think what some people are struggling with here is that we today have a president who does what he says he's going to do.

And that's what happened here. And hopefully the Iranian regime got that message. We're going to hit a commercial break, so I have to wrap you there. Yeah, there it is. Thank you very much here. Yeah, bro, she's trying to shut it down. She's so obnoxious.

Yeah, I know. Exactly. It took him 40 years to enrich 60%, but they make us believe that they'll get to 90% next week. Well, the reason why it took him 40 years is because we kept trying to push them back. And also 60% is what was detected. It means that that's the baseline. There were also other readings and other people that said that they had registers of 80%. Yeah, there's a video right there. And 60% in Richmond's 90% of the way there.

Yeah, I mean, again, this isn't like a test or something like that where like it's like there's a curve to this very clearly. And let's see. I read this. Do you think the phrase we don't negotiate with terrorists is dead now? Well, it was never alive. Obviously, you negotiate with terrorists all the time. Sometimes you have to. Sometimes you need to. Sometimes it's in your best interest to. But I mean, I'll tell you this. Like, I definitely, before I go any farther with this, I want to say that, like, I totally think this interview was great. Like, I was very, very happy about seeing this. And, yeah. Secretary, I have no questions left and get cut to commercial. Yeah, they have

60% now registered because Israel's been hanging them for three decades? Yeah, of course, right? And think about if they hadn't been, they probably would have already had the nuclear bomb themselves. And so that's the reason why you don't want to let that happen.