Less Bad Is Still a Win

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All right, the faux, the fake art of the Iran deal. I am gonna shock everybody right here. again, people have been following this program. Kind of been calling everything that was gonna transpire in regards to Iran. So I am I’m gonna call this a win. That’s right, I’m gonna call it a win for the American.

People, I’m gonna call it a win for the world. And, you know, like Don Corleone, giving Solazzo his reasons why I didn’t want to go to business with him, I’m gonna give you my reasons. Well, I think it’s a win because it’s less bad. How should I put it? Is that making sense to you? we

Have warned for an extended period of time. And again, last week, most recently, all of the oil executives saying, listen, man, reserves are down to nothing here. This could get get ugly pretty quick. And my caution from the very beginning and what could happen to the global economy, which would be a a global recession, if not a global depression. As it stands right now.

Right now, okay, it’s June sixteenth. I’m that’s one o’clock in the afternoon where where I am at this point in time. it’s a win. It’s a win because we didn’t get to that point in time. you are watching right now, and I I’m following all of the various different pundits and talking heads out there, talking about how wonderful and how great.

Great this is, but it it’s a different form of win. You know, you’re gonna I don’t know how many times you’re gonna hear about the Iranian Navy on the bottom of the ocean. Iranian navy’s been destroyed, your air force has been destroyed. Yeah, that’s like I said, and I I I laid it out again. You have to listen to this program on a regular basis. if you don’t believe me, why don’t you look up the Iranian Navy?

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And what it consisted of in the Iranian Air Force. again, it’s akin to the New York Yankees beating a little league team.

Mostly our stuff. That’s right, our stuff from like the nineteen sixties that they, you know, barely can keep together. You know, you get duct tape and bubblegum for crying out loud. So that that’s no great shakes, not a big deal. But again, that’s again, that’s how the Sean Hannities of the world and the sycophants out there. what I find fascinating right now, again, you gotta learn how to kind of

Read between the lines when it comes to the various different pundits out there. The rah-rah, rah-rah war, blow up Iran, take them out, crowd. This is the greatest thing out there. You’re talking the Mark Thiessens of the world, the Mark Levin’s of the world. They are beside themselves with anger. They are beside Wall Street Journal.

Editorial board again, Iran Retreat. They are none too happy about this. Again, they keep talking about as well that $300 billion figure. The 300 billion, we’re not gonna be paying that. We’re not again, we don’t know who’s gonna be paying it. It’s just going to get paid.

are we releasing billions of dollars of their money? Yes. Yes. if you wanna look up the document, I have it in front of me. basically what they’re actually getting. Go go ahead and do it.

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Go go ahead and take a look and see where this is. And you you can understand why the Hawks are none too happy about this. I mean, JD Vance admitted, yeah, $300 billion. Qatar is gonna pay. This one’s gonna pay. Someone’s gonna pay. Someone’s it’s and it’s not gonna be the Mexicans because they still have to pay for that wall, right?

And and again, people are going to get rich. Yeah, again, this is gonna be a three you’re talking three hundred billion dollars. Who wants to start a construction company in Iran at this point in time or a connected one? You’re getting paid. You are are going to make a fortune when it comes to this. again, a lot of people.

Yeah, you get the left the people on the left hand. I can’t move American taxpayers straying three hundred billion dollars.

I it sucks. I don’t know what it’s gonna end up being, quite frankly. Not to mention you take a look at the costs that were involved with waging this war. We still haven’t had we still have a full price tag when it comes to that.

This military in in my humble opinion, misadventure. We got off cheap.

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Again, so far, again, who knows? Again, the warmongers out there are hammering the president. Hammering the president. And let’s just be frank. Okay, let’s let’s be honest when it comes to this. If again, read the deal yourself. If Trump thought this was such a phenomenal deal, why the hell did he skip town? I want you to ask yourself the question.

Why the hell did he go to G seven meaning?

Okay. If this was, remember, unconditional surrender. If this was unconditional surrender, which he was calling for, my God. He would have a firework show. There would be a signing ceremony with a million different pens that he could hand out. And then there would be, you know, stuff that he could sell online, paraphernalia to the megapolks. Give me a break. This is Donald Trump we’re talking about.

If he could, I mean, if he can’t even pull this off as a win to the MAGA crowd. Again, some are gonna be the true believers. That’s why he got out of Dodge. Again, this is why as well. I I don’t know if they’re just gonna change his mind. I want her mind, but you can take a look at this deal because you get, you know, we can we could start that war right up again if they don’t do exactly what I told. So they have we have to bring all of our everybody back.

the United States. We have to bring everyone back. straight has to be when we’ve got to get out of Dodge. You know, they you know got to feel safe. then sixty that that’s within thirty days, but then sixty days down the road they’re gonna get into some other things. are we gonna re redeploy everyone back there? We’re gonna send the ships back again.

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No. that’s that’s just not going to happen. as far as military misadventures are concerned, again, we got off cheap on this one. Another thing I could call, maybe, hopefully, we’ll see. God willing, maybe we wake up to the fact that we have to

We have to do a better job with our our our basically our our purchasing and the weapon systems of the future. we have to bring costs down. May maybe again, I’m holding my I’m gonna hold my breath on this one because again, you talk about entrenched military contracts, weapon systems that have been put into place, going on for decades. Again, I know the president wants to build all these destroyers and ships. I don’t understand why. maybe.

Maybe this’ll wake us up and saying, hey, we have to do things better than this. So I th those are my reasons. Those are my reasons is because it it it could have been a lot worse. I know Americans are suffering, paying at the pump, higher expenditure, but it could have been much worse. So listen, if if we can get off this way, fine. Okay. And

You know, spare me. we’re keeping away from the just stop. Okay. With that, the the intelligence agencies never said it’s it’s nonsensical at this point in time. Don’t tell me, you say that don’t tell me you feel any safer today than you did four months ago. Okay? Spare me. But like I said, all things being equal, well, cost us 400.

Half half a trillion dollars, you know, could have been worse. Could have been worse. Watchdog on Wall Street dot com.