The Adam Mockler Show - Trump’s FAILED War Mission JUST LEAKED

Episode Date: September 5, 2025

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Starting point is 00:02:09 offensive to the American people's intelligence. But this story that just came out of the New York Times is wild. It's titled how a top secret seal team six mission into North Korea fell apart. This was a 2019 operation greenlit by Trump and it left unarmed North Koreans dead, not military personnel, just fishermen in North Korea dead. Nobody ever acknowledged it, and I want to break down this New York Times article, but let's just zoom out for a second, because over the past week, we've seen the United States send 10 fighter jets to Puerto Rico for operations targeting drug cartels. This article reads, the U.S. is sending 10 F-35 fighter jets to the Caribbean for operations targeting drug cartels, which the targeting of drug cartels is
Starting point is 00:02:57 the problem here. Democrats have made it very clear. Nobody supports drug cartels. Now that's out of the way, the problem comes with the unilateral striking of people without the authorization of Congress. Congress is required for any sort of strike or act of war or anything in that regard. It's written to the Constitution, yet Donald Trump is not only sending F-35 fighter jets to the Caribbean, but he actually struck and killed 11 people in an alleged drug boat from Venezuela. There is a major, major problem here. A lot of major problems. First of all, drug cartels need to be minimized by any means, but there are actual international rules we have to follow. There's due process that is provided to even drug dealers, even people in the cartel, cannot just be killed unilaterally
Starting point is 00:03:49 because the president orders it, and there's no investigation, no due process. Are these people actually drug dealer? Nobody knows. We don't know because Trump struck first and asked questions later. Now, a lot of Republicans, a lot of conservative commentators, people like Tim Poole, will constantly bring up Obama drone-striking people back in 2011, 2012, and a few things. First of all, I'm not going to defend that. Obama unilaterally drone-striking people is also bad.
Starting point is 00:04:19 People deserve due process, and you have to go through Congress. But with Obama, it was even slightly different. I mean, the context of the way that Obama used the military was slightly different. For example, Obama wasn't actively renaming the Department of Defense or the Pentagon to the, quote, Department of War. Obama wasn't being sued by D.C. and L.A. for deploying the military illegally, and Obama, when he did these drone strikes, again, the context was different. won't defend them at all, but the argument the Obama administration made was that this was in the purview of the president of the United States because he was protecting U.S. personnel over in the Middle East while we were still deployed. What Donald Trump is doing is just randomly striking.
Starting point is 00:05:02 And listen to this, as John Jackson points out, he links this New York Times article that talks about the Venezuela strikes. It says, Pentagon officials were still working Wednesday on what legal authority, they would tell the public was used to back up the extraordinary strike in international waters. This is uniquely unprecedented. On Tuesday, Trump then just said on social media that 11 members of Trende-Aragua were killed in the strike. And there's no way you can go to a conservative and argue with this because they'll say, why do you love cartels? This is what conservatives effing do all the time. They'd be like, why do liberals love to defend cartels? This is starting with the presupposition that these people were cartel members, which hasn't been
Starting point is 00:05:47 demonstrated, there hasn't been a court case, they haven't gotten any sort of due process, and listen, if they were cartel members, it'd be a different conversation, but they still deserve due process, and you can't just unilaterally strike. Mr. Trump's post was accompanied by a video of what appeared to be a speedboat cutting through the water with a number of people on board. An explosion then appears to blow it up. Congress has not authorized any armed conflict against Trenda, Aragua or Venezuela, and several legal experts said they're unaware of the precedent for claiming self-defense as a basis for targeting drug trafficking suspects with lethal force. John Jackson points out that's not how it works in the first paragraph.
Starting point is 00:06:30 When it says Pentagon officials are still working Wednesday to see what legal authority, how is the Pentagon still working to make up a legal rationale for slaughtering 11 people 1,500 miles from America after the fact. You can't do this after they're dead. It's murder to make up a rationale after they're dead. He says, even now, days after killing 11 people in international waters, neither Trump nor the Pentagon has provided a legal clear justification for the strike. Justin Amash says Congress has not authorized military hostilities against Venezuela.
Starting point is 00:07:03 There's no exception permitting unilateral action because it's drugs or terrorism or a design. organization. The peace president strikes again, and that's what I want to keep returning to. Donald Trump is not the peace president. The quote unquote peace president has renamed the Department of Defense or the Pentagon to the Department of War. The quote unquote peace president has allowed thousands of Ukrainians to get slaughtered while he just places undue pressure on Zelensky. Over and over places undue pressure on Zelensky. This brings me to this botched SEAL Team 6 mission into North Korea. Remember, this is the guy who claims to be the peace president. He claims that he was incredibly peaceful during his first term. He prevented escalation.
Starting point is 00:07:49 Listen to this. How a top secret SEAL Team 6 mission into North Korea fell apart. The 2019 operation, Greenlit by Donald Trump, sought a strategic edge. It left unarmed North Koreans dead. For the audio listeners, this is a New York Times article that we are about to read. For people on YouTube, make sure your subscribe. to the atomocry feed and it would mean the world if you go leave a five-star review over on spotify apple music iTunes we're building this ecosystem whether the maga ecosystem likes it or not we are going to keep pushing but okay listen to this a group of navy seals emerged from the ink black ocean on a winter night in early 2019 and crept to a rocky shore in north korea they were on a top secret mission so
Starting point is 00:08:30 complex and consequential that everything had to go exactly right the objective was to plant an electronic device that would let the United States intercept the communications of North Korea's reclusive leader, Kim Jong-un, amid high-level nuclear talks with Donald Trump. The mission had the potential to provide the United States with a stream of valuable intelligence, but it meant putting American commandos on North Korean soil, a move that, if detected, not only could sink negotiations, but could also lead to a hostage crisis or an escalating conflict with a nuclear-armed foe. I just want to back up for one second and remind the viewers that Donald Trump met with Kim Jong-un in his first term. He stepped foot on North Korean soil, met with Kim Jong-un, and a lot of
Starting point is 00:09:14 experts argue that this only legitimized Kim Jong-un on the global stage. This only legitimized a failing regime and elevated it to the status, or I guess you could argue, it, you know, de-elevated the United States. It brought it down a few pegs, just like welcoming Vladimir Putin did. For the operation, the military chose SEAL Team Six's Red Squadron, the same unit that killed Osama bin Laden. The SEALs rehearsed for months, and this situation was so risky that it required the President's direct approval. The SEALs rehearsed aware that every move needed to be perfect, but when they reached what they thought was a deserted shore that night, wearing black wetsuits and night vision goggles, the mission swiftly unraveled. A North Korean boat appeared out of the dark.
Starting point is 00:10:01 flashlights from the bow swept over the water, fearing that they had been spotted, the seals opened fire. Within seconds, everyone on the North Korean boat was dead. The seals retreated into the sea without planting the listening device. It was a failed operation. The 2019 operation had never been publicly acknowledged or even hinted at by the United States or North Korea. The details remain classified and are being reported here for the first time. The Trump admin did not notify key members of Congress who oversee intelligence operations before or after the mission. The lack of notification may have violated the law and the White House declined to comment.
Starting point is 00:10:42 This account is based on interviews with two dozen people, including civilian government officials, members of the first Trump admin, current and former military personnel with knowledge of the mission. All of them spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the mission's classified status, and reportedly all of them had matching stories, just to the mission. matching, they all knew the exact same story. Several of the people said they were discussing details about the mission because they were concerned that special operation failures are hidden by government secrecy. So I said this at the beginning of the video, but this is not a peace president.
Starting point is 00:11:15 Donald Trump tries to brand himself as very different from George W. Bush, who I was too young to experience the administration of, but with all the research I've done, there was very clear military secrecy. Donald Trump likes to brand himself as different from that, a different type of Republican. But he's not. He is the exact same. He is more insidious because he's more dumb and narcissistic. He's driven by these like primal urges. And they hide everything. They cover everything up. We need to know what else they're covering up beyond the Epstein files, beyond these strikes, beyond potential health problems with Donald Trump, and the fact that we almost escalated into a conflict with North Korea and then just hit it. This is absolutely absurd.
Starting point is 00:11:59 and the public needs to know about this. If you appreciate these videos we make, all that I ask is that you drop a like below. Make sure you subscribe. Double check to make sure you're following the Adam Mochler feed over on Instagram, just at Adam Mochler. We have one on Facebook that's growing, on YouTube.
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