The Only Thing Iran FEARED Losing… TRUMP JUST ERASED

Iran broke the ceasefire and Trump responded.Check this out.

As far as we're concerned, we're holding up our end of the ceasefire.As you mentioned, Brian, there were attacks on commercial vessels that the United States of America, directed by the president, responded to, and that will continue to happen, but we hope we don't see that.

Her remarks come after two days of exchanges of fire between the United States and Iran over the weekend.It all started late last week when Iran targeted vessels in the Strait of Hormuz with one -way attack drones.The US responded with strikes in southwestern Iran, Crazy attacking commercialists.Why?

Okay, so they have requested... talks after tensions flared up.But the question is, why did that happen?And here's what no one's talking about.Apparently, the US has been turning up the heat, so to speak.And one of the things that made Iranian negotiators angry was that US Central Command, this is our Navy that's over there, was working with the International Maritime Organization to escort ships to through the Omani side of the Strait of Hormuz where there's no toll away from Iran and where they may be able to threaten commercial shipping in a dangerous manner.The action undermined Tehran's control over the vital shipping route which faced a big challenge after Oman said it did not support a toll system.

What is this control that Iran says they have?They don't have any.Ships are getting out safely and that makes them angry but there's more.Iran has not been able to find buyers for its oil even afterthe US lifted sanctions.So there's a shortage of oil and nobody wants to buy it even from Iran.

Why is that?Officials from the National Iranian Oil Co. have gone around Asia to offer refiners discounted oil to expedite sales.Their hope was that the blockade that the US had was going to end and they were going to be able to sell their oil but people don't want to buy it from them.That's a big problem.That's the one thing they feared losing.

Now it's gone.The president's patience isn't going to last forever.Discussions are ongoing, particularly at a technical level of how to get inspectors in, the downblending and the other pieces that are focused on ensuring Iran never has a nuclear weapon.But they need to understand their leverage is diminishing by the day.

There is no leverage allegedly.

Certainly there are disagreements inside of Iran about a path forward because the United States is applying both diplomatic and military pressure against the regime.

Here's what you also have to understand.There are people in Iran who want to start making money again.These are the people at the top.These are the people that have now taken over Iran's government.But if you look at a map here of the Strait of Hormuz, you can see that all it takes is one group of bad actors in Iran's territory that decide to do something and their military is so fractured, one rogue group can launch something that makes national news and I think there are elements of the regime, holdouts if you will, that are enjoying that they can do something and it immediately makes its way to CNN.

What matters is that whatever action the enemy takes, we have responded and will continue to respond.We have repeatedly said that if the enemy once again breaks its commitments or violates the ceasefire, our response will be stronger than before.We stress once again that it will be stronger.

Yep, so they're accusing everyone else of

the ceasefire.

because people say, oh, President Trump doesn't know who he's dealing with.Well, look, the path to peace has been put on the table.They can take it and things can work out.But you have to understand that the president knows full well, they very well may not take it.It may be impossible for them to take because their military is so fractured and nobody's really in control.So the U .

S.is prepared for both possibilities.

Look at this.is, America wins either way.But I do think that what the president has done is asked us to do something that, frankly, nobody in 47 years of dealing with the Iranians has done, which is offer them an opportunity to fundamentally transform how they behave with the West.He's saying, look, if they're willing to change, we're willing to change, too.If they're not willing to change, we still fundamentally have all the cards.I think that's a good place for us to be.

But their program isn't destroyed.

Their nuclear program isn't destroyed.Yes, it is. I mean, I don't know, I don't know any of our objectives.And look, I said, what part is not destroyed?Well, we didn't get in there.The whole thing was we have to get in there and see.

See, this is what people are going to say.They're going to say that even though their reactors are gone and the nuclear sites are inaccessible and everything is buried deep underneath the ground and the only country that can go in there and get it out of there is the United States or potentially Russia, that Trump has failed and that the objectives have not been met and that we haven't won.And they're stronger than they've ever been before.And this is what we're going to keep hearing because as Trump has even said himself many times, they could let us in.They could give us all the material.They could do every single thing in the deal and people would say, oh, we've still lost.

They could even say, Trump won and people would say, oh no, he's actually lost.

Well, because you need functioning centrifuges that can actually spin.It's not good enough.And we didn't get in there.So that's actually a separate question.So there's the highly enriched stockpile, which, by the way, was allowed to accumulate over 20 years of previous administrations.That enriched stockpile is something that we want to get.

But Bill, if we never get it, And the president wants it and we are going to get it.But if we never got it, it's buried deep underground and they don't have the ability to turn it into a nuclear weapon.So the program is functionally destroyed.We're just talking about can we set them back even further through these negotiations?

And here's the thing that nobody wants to admit.There are elements in America that want to say you failed.There is a train of thinking that says Iran has won this thing no matter what happens, even if their military and all of their ability to be an aggressor in this region has been set back 30, 40 years, even though that's the case.Even though they have no more nuclear programs, people say, oh, you see, I haven't destroyed it.You just heard it right there.What do you mean we haven't destroyed it?

U .S.officials say Iran had a chance to stop shooting, and they did not take it.Instead, they attacked another ship Saturday morning, a Panama flag tanker traveling through the Strait of Hormuz.Why?As a result, CENTCOM says U .

S.military aircraft targeted Iranian military surveillance infrastructure, communication systems, air defense sites, drone storage facilities, and mine layer capabilities.transits through the Strait of Hormuz continue, U .S.

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forces remain vigilant and ready.A senior U .S.official tells our Jennifer Griffin the strikes were larger than the ones the U .S.forces carried out on Friday, but they had to hit areas where Iran has regrouped some military assets.

An official tells Jennifer, in the time since the ceasefire on April 7th, Iran has reconstituted, thus, the targets around the Strait of Hormuz.There's a lot that is damaged, a lot, but they moved things around.

So they moved military assets over by the Strait of Hormuz just so they could launch these types of attacks.And again, we're talking about rogue elements of this regime that do not want to see peace, that are totally against the idea of middle ground and rejoining the rest of the world, which will better the lives of the very people of this country, who are the ones caught.

in the middle of all this.

on people wanted to want this war to be over at they want their gas prices down and also there's a lot of candidates are well everyone wants right now on the republican side would like this to end so gas prices can drop and they can on start uh... talking about american issues in ahead of the midterm so there's a there's a military um right uh question here but there's also you you can never take the politics out so everyone wants peace there's nobody that wants to see continued war here and now the choice is up to iran what do they want to happen and the most interesting thing about this is the bet trump made against the regime

this whole thing started.Now critics are saying that this bet's not going to work.They're saying this peace deal is all carrot and no stick, which is what it says right here.But the gamble is that Iran wants money more than it wants power.And that's exactly what we're seeing from this regime.Talks are going on and the carrot is the money.

And we've just seen what happens if the ceasefire gets broken.We saw that over the weekend.Nobody wants that to keep happening.And Iran's lead negotiators, they don't want this to keep happening.They want their military to chill out.so that they can get this deal done so that the money can start coming back in.

Right now they're going all over the place.They're trying to sell their oil.They're trying to get economic activity happening once again in their country.They want money.They want activity.They don't want to have a country that has totally failed.

At least the group of leaders that are in charge now don't seem to want that or else we wouldn't even be here.The only thing they can get out of this is money.They cannot get nuclear weapons.They cannot get long -range missiles.They cannot continue threatening the rest of the world.So the three things that everybody says Iran's never going to give up, they are giving up every single time they come back to the negotiating table.

if if President Trump this morning announced that there will be a meeting in Doha tomorrow, saying that Iran has requested it.But Iranian officials today deny that any meetings are scheduled yet.

Yeah, they always do that.They say, oh, no.

Special Envoy Whitkoff and Jared Kushner will be flying to Doha for high level meetings this week as we continue to discuss the memorandum of understanding on the sidelines of those high level talks will be the technical talk.

So what we're witnessing here is every time Iran says they're going to do something and then somebody else and the regime comes out and denies it, we're witnessing the civil war and the power struggle that are going on in this country at the exact same time.And you have to remember, we wouldn't be where we are today with a peace deal on the table and with talks that are actually productive.If the side that wanted their country to have an economy and integrate with the rest of the world hadn't been the ones in charge at all.If the people who want this campaign to go on forever and have vowed that they're just going to stick it out and want to be aggressors forever, if those guys were in charge, there wouldn't be any talks.oil prices aren't getting the buyers they thought they were going to get.They are not bringing in the hundreds of millions they thought they were going to immediately start getting once they agreed.

Other countries are looking at this and they're like, yeah, we can still get oil.You know, it's a little more money than we might want it to be, but we're not all willing to buy this regime oil, which is bad news for them.That's the one thing they were hoping.And you've got to understand, they thought that the second the U .S.blockade evaporated, it was going to be like this whole conflict had never happened and they were going to be back.

But no.And that shows that there is willingness on the part of the rest of the world not to support them if they're just going to use the money they get from that to threaten the safety of others.That's it.thing.

over the straight.I think that seems pretty true, right?That's the leverage they have.

the goals that we want, which is no more nuclear weapons, no more realistic missile capability as we move into these new negotiations.So from the viewer perspective, it seems like we're seeing the same things that we saw last month.And the question is, will we see the same things in July?Will we see the same thing in August?Yeah, how do you break the cycle?Exactly.

How do you break that cycle when Iran is very good at doing what they do with stalling and delaying?

Jack, do you think we can?get to that point.

So where does this leave us?It means that as these peace talks continue, two things are going to likely continue happening.Every time there is some sort of breakthrough, the elements of this regime that do not agree with that breakthrough, which takes them away from being a regime and towards reintegrating with the world economy are going to be contested by whoever has lost power.Those stories are going to be picked up, broadcast all over the Internet as though Trump has failed and as though we are getting nowhere.and as though these guys are somehow more powerful than they've ever been, even though their military is not in the standing it was before this whole thing started.And the second thing that hopefully we don't see anymore will likely be sporadic military action by rogue elements of this regime because the regime is fractured.

You have people all over the place.You have no central command.Everybody's got different belief systems and it only takes one joker to do something that makes it onto CNN and goes viral and makes it look like this whole thing has just restarted itself.But that's the reason that this entire ceasefire, which Iran has broken multiple times, Trump did not bring the United States back to what many are calling full military action.That never happened.And people were saying, oh, why is Trump doing this?

Why is Trump just letting Iran beat him and be such aggressor?Because the people negotiating don't have control over those areas of their military.The whole thing is fractured.And the way you move something forward is with patience, not necessarily constant force.What do you think about that?I'll see you in the next video.