🚨 TOTAL F*CKING CHECKMATE 😂😂😂

The host claims that Trump's initial ceasefire with Iran was a calculated '5D chess' move. The purpose was not genuine negotiation but to force Iran to reveal its unwillingness to abandon nuclear ambitions and its reliance on extorting global shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. This failure to negotiate then justified a decisive US response.

The host states, 'I don't think Trump ever expected an agreement... Donald Trump is using these two weeks for a 5D chess move.' He later adds, 'I think this was the plan all along. I think this was literally the strategy for the ceasefire so that the talks could collapse, so that he could do this.'

Following the failed negotiations, Trump initiated a complete blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. This action, combined with Saudi Arabia's full restoration of the East-West oil pipeline, is presented as a deliberate strategy to reroute global oil trade away from Iran and towards the United States, making the US the world's 'emergency gas station' and crippling Iran's primary source of income.

Trump's tweet is quoted: 'We're now starting the process of clearing out the Strait of Hormuz as a favor to countries ALL OVER THE WORLD.' The host explains, 'Iran is a mass producer of two things: oil and terrorism... now in regards to oil exports, well there's a blockade around their ports in the Strait of Hormuz. So they ain't getting any oil out either.' He later notes Saudi Arabia's pipeline restoration, 'bypassing the street of Hormuz and pumping out 7 million barrels a day.'

The negotiations in Pakistan reportedly confirmed Iran's unwavering commitment to developing nuclear weapons, despite denials from some media figures. Simultaneously, the host claims that the US military operations have 'obliterated' Iran's navy, air force, anti-aircraft systems, and missile factories, leaving them with no leverage beyond the threat of mines in the Strait.

Trump's tweet is quoted: 'Iran is unwilling to give up its nuclear ambitions.' Trump states in an interview, 'They want to have nuclear weapons. They're not going to have nuclear weapons.' The host adds, 'Their navy is gone. Their air force is gone. Their anti-aircraft and radar are useless. Most of the leaders are dead because of their nuclear ambition.'

The host dedicates a significant portion of the episode to criticizing Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, and Alex Jones, accusing them of being 'compromised,' 'foreign operatives,' or 'Islamist retards' for their anti-Trump stances, particularly regarding the Iran conflict and Israel. He cites polling data showing Carlson's 'freefall' among Republicans and the failure of a politician endorsed by Carlson.

A CNN report is cited showing Tucker Carlson's net favorability among Republicans dropping from +54 to +7. The host states, 'I think he's a traitor. I think he quite literally works for Islamic regimes and that's why he's constantly pushing how Sharia law is actually really good and stuff.' He also highlights Carlson's endorsement of a losing candidate in South Carolina.

The episode highlights the issue of widespread fraud within government programs, estimated at $250-500 billion annually, and links it to unchecked immigration. It criticizes politicians who allegedly ignore these issues or prioritize illegal aliens over citizens, citing examples of crimes committed by illegal immigrants and local officials banning American holidays while celebrating others.

An interview with Scott Bessant discusses a new fraud task force at the Treasury, aiming to combat an estimated '$250 to $500 billion' lost to waste, fraud, and abuse. The host mentions '13,000 homicides from illegal aliens as of 2024' and criticizes New York City Mayor Zoran Mandani for 'banning Americans from celebrating July 4th' while promoting Ramadan celebrations.