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Iran Screams “WE’LL SIGN ANYTHING”… Trump Says “TOO LATE”

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The conflict with Iran just entered a new phase.Check this out.

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President Trump calling off planned strikes against Iran, as he says a deal is close.According to the president, talks will resume today aimed at finalizing an agreement on the Strait of Hormuz.Trump says he was asked by Qatar, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia to hold off as diplomatic efforts play out.

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Oh, really?We had an attack that would be the biggest attack since World War II.And it would have been disastrous if they didn't want us to do it.And frankly, Saudi Arabia didn't want it either.They thought that the deal is empty.

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So they were gonna do something huge.But they broke it!They want the deal back.Oh man. straight opened for 60 days without fees.

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So Iran wants the deal that their president signed and then violated to come back.While this back and forth continues, the next phase of this entire operation is happening under the surface.Check this out.

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Hi everybody.So go ahead.What prompted you to call off the strikes last night?I was asked to by Saudi Arabia, by UAE and by Qatar and by Iran.We were all set to go.about at this time right now and it would have been a massive attack.

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We're all sent to go but when the allies ask to call it off you got to sort of say well let'ssee.And the reason they asked is they think there's a deal.There's a deal on Hormuz and then there will be a deal on the nuclear, or you might call it the denuclearization of Iran.I call it the denuclearization of Iran.We're holding it, we'll just see, we can do it any time we want, but we were asked by the three primary groups, we were also asked by Iran, very strongly actually.

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They said, we'd like to make a deal.Now, you know, I don't know what they say, because a lot of times they'll say that to me and then they'll go out and say, we don't know what he said.Obviously, they don't want to be attacked.They knew the extent of the attack because they saw it forming.

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So, Iran is in a no -win situation as far as this regime continuing to be a hostile aggressor in the Middle East is concerned.They cannot stop what the president is referring to here.They could not stop this plan that he had, but even if they go back on their word, which I think everyone expects, the president's not worried about that.Here's why, look.

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unnecessary power to be honest with you.It would take many, many years to ever build it back.If it could, I don't think it would be even buildable back.Wow.So we had an attack that would be the biggest attack since World War II.

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Wow.

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And it would have been disastrous for them.And they didn't want us to do it.And frankly, Saudi Arabia didn't want it either.They thought that the deal is imminent.

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The deadline, sir, on the deal?

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The deal is imminent having to do with the Hormuz Strait.and also, ultimately, the denuclearization.So when I hear that, I say, well, do we wantto go and be this?Now there's a group of people that would like me to just do it.And there's another group of people that does not want me to do it.

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Does Iran have a deadline to come to an agreement?

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Listen, we'll just see, just see how it is.We're ready to go anytime we want.

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See, there it is right there.The president just said the one thing that everybody's missing, the United States has time.The United States is in control of this situation.We're blockading this entire area.Iran is trapped.Iran is surrounded every day.

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The siege that they're under does its thing.They get weaker every single day.They are in a totally unsustainable position, and they know it.

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So they asked us, Iran specifically, but the other three said, we really, I asked them, I asked Saudi Arabia, the king, I said, the crown prince, I said, what would you rather do?Would you rather have us do this or not?They said, we would much prefer a deal.Everyone does.Because you don't know where these attacks lead.I mean, will they be flooded with people pouring into their country and disaster.

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A lot of bad things can happen.

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So what is he talking about right there?He's talking about a simultaneous strike on the things that make Iran operate.That could create a massive refugee crisis.What if there's no power plants?What if there's no desalinization plants for clean drinking water?What if there's no economy because all the oil infrastructure is gone?

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You end up with a barren wasteland.Where are those people going to go?So that's one thing that the rest of the countries there are worried about.They're not necessarily worried about Iran retaliating against them, which we do keep hearing from time to time.They're worried about what's the aftermath of a country that was semi prosperous and dangerous becoming a barren wasteland where 91 million people want to get out of as soon as possible.

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So Trey, it still looks like one of the things that continues to be a concern is the control of the straight.And I don't mean just fromthe traffic that is coming in and out, but the toll system.We were told when we started to get some leaks from that MOU that that did not exist in the system.random of understanding.Well, when it came out publicly, of course, it is a part of it.

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And it looks like the Iranians are trying to find some type of backdoor deal, even though they plan on pausing it for 60 days to implement that system.Is that going to be a nonstarter for the president?

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Can't toll an international waterway.If that is the case, it would be a nonstarter for President Trump.And that's the challenging part here and why we have to remain focused on the facts of what we can gather.According to these initial reports, that 60 day window would be without tolls.The president been very clear, no one is going to toll this international waterway.And ultimately, he said, if the Iranians try to toll it, the United States will toll it and be the guardians of the Strait of Hormuz.

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So moving forward, we have to look at the details that come out of these talks with Oman.But you saw that map there of the U .S.naval blockade.And this is really important to talk about as this is taking place.And while the president paused these strikes against Iran, there's an ongoing U .

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S.naval blockade of Iranian ports and it is crippling the Iranian economy.

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Right.And that's because what we're looking at here, the new phase of this whole thing is actually siege warfare.We're looking at a siege of Iran, which is being brought about by the US Navy and US assets.And in a siege, the defenders run out of resources eventually.Sieges do not continue forever.Some of them in military history have lasted quite a long time, longer than just a few weeks.

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But on the screen here, you have the last six months of oil prices.Where is Iran's leverage?Oil got just over $100 a barrel, $112 a barrel right here in April.But where is it?Their leverage looks like this graph right here.They are running out of resources.

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They're under siege.You know, Trey, as Ainsley pointed out, you know, a lot of the neighbors around Iran are very nervous about what they what Iran might do.Where does Oman fall into that in terms of that?

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This is a great question, and I'm going to take you through a really quick rough timeline.At the beginning, the United States was relying more on Oman before Operation Epic Fury to try and get a deal together with the Iranian regime.But as things progressed during the U .S.bombing campaign of Iran, Oman changed their position slightly, and they almost appeared more sympathetic to the Iranians.Well, the president had some tough talk for officials in Moscow.

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when he was at a cabinet meeting at the White House, you might remember.

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So here's the thing you've got to understand.You have people all throughout the world that have a stake in this conflict in one way or another, and you have some groups who want to play both sides.Oman would also love it if there was some sort of toll on the Strait of Hormuz.Why wouldn't they?Now they'd be getting money for ships transiting that area of the globe, which hasn't happened before.So we've got to understand there are dual interests here, but The longer these games go on that Iran wants to play with signing things like the Memorandum of Understanding and then immediately breaking them, the longer they do that, the longer the siege continues and the siege is the real thing that is bringing about the conclusion here.

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And look at this.An Iranian revolution can happen any day now as protest leaders try to arm.We're studying the protests from January, determining what tactics worked and which didn't.We're analyzing maps determined to save us from the most dangerous areas to congregate, the journalists said.Iranian resistance has hidden crude weaponry and tools throughout the country.And that's what Iran is really afraid of.

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And that's why the blockade is working.They do not want things to get to a point in their own country where they do not have the ability to keep their regime apparatus in place, which requires money.They got to pay their boots on the ground regime enforcers.to maintain their law and their order and they're running out of ways to do that every single day that goes by.

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negotiations with America.The negotiations are with Oman.and are focused on reaching an understanding of their path to ensure the security of shipping passage through the Strait of Hormuz.

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And it gives you a sense of the back -and -forth messages that are being exchanged behind the scenes.

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And that's because they need a deal as their economy is collapsing.Remember, they're under a siege right now.We're looking at siege warfare.Nothing gets in or out of the Strait of Hormuz without the United States' permission.Iran can say it's closed all they want, but they're blockaded in there as well.So what do they need?

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They need to get their economy going again.to sustain themselves and keep their power, but to their people, they need to tell them that they're defeating the enemy, and that they've got the enemy on the ropes, and that they're about to wrap this thing up, because if they don't say that locally, they will essentially have admitted defeat to their own people, who they're really afraid of.

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The regime fears the Iranian people more than it fears anything else, including us or the Israelis.They fear their own people the most, because the regime in 1979 came to be by overthrowing the Shah, by lying to the people, by persuading the people, by using brute force.There are, in fact, local opposition movements and organized resistance units in Iran.Our CIA knows about it.The Mossad knows about it.We should provide training, communication tools, and tactical air support.

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Supply them with weapons, intelligence, money, food, medical supplies.We should take a page from the Reagan doctrine.

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Now here's what you have to understand.Many people have said things like what Mark Levine is saying right now.Over the last few weeks that there should be something going on clandestinely inside Iran and we would be foolish to assume that that's not being done.We would be foolish to sit here thinking that we are armchair experts and that we know more about what's going on inside Iran than Israeli and U .S.intelligence which pinpointed the location of some of Iran's leaders before Epic Fury even began.

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We know what's going on inside that country.The siege is doing its thing.The regime is weaker every single day.Trump doesn't care if they play games with the negotiations and it's only a matter of time.But this idea that Iran's afraid of their own people, that explains why they get out there on TV and they say two different things.That's why they're calling Trump on one hand and they're saying something else on their local media.

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And if their own people think they're losing, if their own people see them admit defeat, I mean, that's the end for them.So they cannot show any weakness towards their own people who already know this regime is at the weakest they've been.

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in decades.Intensify financial and economic pressure so the regime can no longer fund the internal security forces, including the IRGC and regular military forces.We've done a good job.Tighten it up.Keep it up.It's happening.

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Keep up asset freezes.Continue the straight blockade to cut off the regime's oil and gas revenues.Disrupt continuity.Create a power vacuum.That's what's needed.continue hitting ballistic missile and drone factories to destroy as much of its offensive military capability as possible, helping to protect from

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the Arab oil infrastructure.And I know they're lobbying the White House.There have been reports on this.They're concerned about a wider war because they're concerned about the oil infrastructure, a worldwide depression and so forth and so on.It won't happen.

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gets into a conflict like this, they're gonna do some preparation to survive, which is why these things take time.Now, the president's hopeful that some sort of deal comes out of this, but whether it does or doesn't, the siege continues.So, the whole phase two of this operation is happening, whether Iran likes it or not.If they make a deal to open the Strait of Hormuz, that's something they have to do anyways.They don't have the ability to close the Strait of Hormuz.Just look at the oil prices.

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So, them making a deal just means they can get a little bit of money and stay in power a little bit longer.But as they do that, they give up the threats they have on the world economy.They have to admit defeat to their own people.And that right there is the beginning of change in this country.So where does this leave us?Well, this puts us in a position where Iran is back at a negotiating table asking for the same deal that they just broke a few weeks ago.

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And why did they break that deal?Remember, they signed the Memorandum of Understanding and then immediately broke it thinking that that would put pressure on President Trump to appease them to a greater degree.That did not happen.They thought that was coming.In order for Trump to preserve the Republican Party for the midterm elections, they're waging a political campaign against the United States, which is waging an active siege of their country, which is destroying this regime's ability to fund itself and taking away their ability to be an actual militant aggressor.So there's two different things happening right here.

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Iran's ability to affect global oil prices, it's not there.Iran's ability to be a regime forever, that goes out the window more and more every single day.And if they agree to a deal, which Trump wants, they're no longer going to be the regime they want to be.And if they don't agree to the deal, well, they're still no longer going to maintain themselves as the regime they want to be because of the blockade.This is phase two of this operation.I don't know how long it's going to go on.

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What do you think about that?I'll see you in the next video.

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