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The MeidasTouch Podcast Episode Summary
Episode Title
Trump makes Deadly Admissions on War and Loses Control!!!
Hosts
- Ben Meiselas
- Brett Meiselas
- Jordy Meiselas
Episode Description
In this episode, Ben Meiselas reports on Donald Trump's concerning and historically incriminating remarks made during a flight aboard Air Force One. These comments regarding the U.S. military actions in Iran have raised alarms about their potential implications for the United States.
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Key Points Discussed
- Trump’s Admission of Military Actions
- Trump made several admissions regarding U.S. military operations in Iran, particularly about a bombing that allegedly killed civilians, including children.
- He downplayed the incident by blaming inaccuracies in Iranian military operations.
- Dignified Transfer Ceremony
- Trump attended a ceremony for U.S. soldiers killed in Middle East conflicts, wearing a campaign hat, which sparked criticism.
- His behavior during the ceremony was seen as disrespectful.
- Concept of Unconditional Surrender
- Trump’s definition of "unconditional surrender" included a nonsensical phrase, “cry uncle,” which raised eyebrows among reporters.
- He seemed to trivialize the complexity of international relations and military conflict.
- Targeting Civilian Infrastructure
- Trump indicated that the U.S. might target civilian infrastructure as part of its military strategy, leading to concerns about potential war crimes.
- He justified such actions by alleging Iran’s brutal treatment of its own citizens.
- Conducting War and Its Consequences
- Trump stated that deaths are part of war and suggested that more dignified transfer ceremonies would be expected in the future.
- He made controversial remarks about the future of Iran, indicating a willingness to redraw its borders and control its oil resources.
- Responses to Military Strategies and Alliances
- Trump dismissed concerns about Russia's involvement in supporting Iran against U.S. interests.
- He struggled to acknowledge the implications of foreign alliances, particularly with Russia and China, that could affect U.S. military operations.
- Criticism of Trump's Leadership
- The hosts expressed outrage at Trump’s comments, labeling them as treasonous and historically damaging to the United States.
- They emphasized the detrimental impact of his rhetoric on both domestic and international standing.
- Final Thoughts and Call to Action
- The discussion ended with a passionate critique of Trump’s approach to leadership and military engagement.
- The hosts encouraged listeners to engage with the podcast and share their thoughts on the episode.
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Key Themes
- War and Morality: The moral implications of military decisions and their justifications.
- Presidential Responsibility: The expectation for a president to act with consideration for human life and international law.
- Media Responsibility: The role of the press in holding leaders accountable for their statements and actions.
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Conclusion This episode of The MeidasTouch Podcast critically analyzes Donald Trump’s recent statements about the U.S. military's actions in Iran, highlighting the serious implications of such rhetoric. The hosts convey their concerns about the future of U.S. foreign policy under Trump and urge listeners to be vigilant and informed about these critical issues.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOTrump's Incriminating Admissions
3:04 to 4:04
Discussion on Trump's admissions about the war while aboard Air Force One.
“Donald Trump just made a series of historically incriminating, devastating, and atrocious admissions that might forever cripple the United States.”
Trump's Comments on Iran
4:12 to 6:00
Analysis of Trump's remarks on Iran and their implications.
“Way then aboard Air Force One, Donald Trump was asked as he was flanked by Pete Hegseth and Steve Whitcoff, if the United States bombed an elementary school in Manab, Iran, and killed 175 people.”
Consequences of War
6:07 to 8:05
Trump's perspective on casualties and the inevitability of war.
“Give us an idea of what unconditional surrender looks like to you.”
Defending Actions Against Iran
8:11 to 10:13
Trump's justifications for U.S. military actions in Iran.
“I'm going to end up coming back to Dover for more of these such dignified transfers.”
Trump's Attitude Towards Gas Prices
10:19 to 14:01
Examination of Trump's indifferent response to rising gas prices.
“We've decimated their whole evil empire.”
Trump's Military Commentary
14:01 to 14:58
Discussion on Trump's remarks about military strength and gas prices.
“We have the greatest military on Earth, and I built it in my first term, and unfortunately, I'm forced to use it now.”
Kurds and Iranian Conflict
14:59 to 16:44
Analyzing Trump's comments on the Kurds and the complexities of Iranian warfare.
“Next, Donald Trump is like, yeah, we wanted the Kurds to do the invasion of Iran, but I don't think I want them anymore to do that.”
Strategic Petroleum Reserves Discussion
16:45 to 19:11
Critique of Trump's statements regarding the Strategic Petroleum Reserves.
“A reporter asked Donald Trump, would you consider using the SPR, the Strategic Petroleum Reserves?”
Trump's War Commentary
19:12 to 21:48
Discussion on Trump's expectations and military strategies in the ongoing conflict.
“So we want to pick a president that's not going to be leading their country into a war.”
Ground Troops and Military Tactics
21:49 to 24:18
Exploration of Trump's views on ground troops and military engagements.
“and you have destroyed the United States of America in record time, you treasonous traitor.”
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Negotiations and Military Leverage
24:19 to 27:04
Debate over Trump's stance on negotiations with Iran and military leverage.
“It sounds like you think they're running out of one or both of the drones.”
Transcript
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3:04Ben Meiselas:Donald Trump just made a series of historically incriminating, devastating, and atrocious admissions that might forever cripple the United States. He made these admissions aboard Air Force One as he was traveling back from Dover Air Force Base in Delaware for the dignified transfer ceremony of the six United States soldiers who were killed in the Middle East as a result of Donald Trump's unlawful invasion in Iran. Let me just show you what went down aboard Air Force One. But before showing you that, I want to show you what Donald Trump looked like at the dignified transfer ceremony. You see him right there wearing his white campaign hat.
3:52Ben Meiselas:He refused to take off his hat during the entire ceremony. As Governor Newsom said, take your hat off, you disgusting little man. Take your hat off. Why are you wearing a hat to this ceremony, the most solemn ceremony that there is in this country? Way then aboard Air Force One, Donald Trump was asked as he was flanked by Pete Hegseth and Steve Whitcoff, if the United States bombed an elementary school in Manab, Iran, and killed 175 people. Donald Trump lied through his teeth. So then the reporter asked Hegseth, what do you know? And Hegseth said, we're still investigating it. Donald Trump then gave Hegseth the look and Hegseth goes, but we would never do that here in the United States.
4:42Ben Meiselas:That's what Iran does. They bomb their own civilians. We know right now from multiple points of intelligence, it is essentially undisputed that the United States was the one that struck this elementary school and killed over 150 people, mostly children, mostly little girls in Manab, Iran. Here, play this clip of what Donald Trump said. Let's play it.
5:33Donald Trump:They're very inaccurate, as you know, with their munitions. They have no accuracy whatsoever. It was done by Iran.
5:40Ben Meiselas:Then Donald Trump was asked by the press, can you let us know what an unconditional surrender means to you when you say Iran needs to unconditionally surrender? Donald Trump says, oh, by that, I mean they must cry uncle. When they cry uncle, that will be it. When they cry uncle, what are you, some third grader in sleepaway camp? Cry uncle? What the hell are you even talking about? Cry uncle. Anyway, here, play this clip.
6:10Donald Trump:Give us an idea of what unconditional surrender looks like to you. What do you want from Iran? I said unconditional, not conditional. I said unconditional. It's where they cry uncle or when they can't fight any longer. There's nobody around to cry uncle. That could happen, too. We wiped out their leadership numerous times already. So it's if they surrender or if there is nobody around to surrender, but they're rendered useless in terms of military.
6:42Ben Meiselas:Then Donald Trump is asked whether the United States is targeting civilian infrastructure. Like, did the United States hit a desalination plant because Iran is saying the United States did? and Donald Trump's like, we could do whatever we want because Iran is so bad, we'll do whatever we want. They kill babies, Donald Trump said. So if they kill babies, we'll bomb desalination plans. Here, play this clip.
7:08Donald Trump:Very well for you. Iran today accused us of getting a desalination plan in Iran. And they said that might open the door to other strikes on infrastructure non-military. It will allow us to also open the door to other strikes against them. that you respond to that allegation that the U.S. had to de-strop it? They are among the most evil people ever on Earth. They cut babies' heads off. They chop women in half. What they did, take a look at October 7th, take a look at what they've done over the last 47 years. So I know nothing about a desalidization plan other than to say if they're complaining about a desalidization plan, we complain about the fact that they shouldn't be chopping babies' heads off, okay?
7:54Ben Meiselas:And then Donald Trump is asked, are you worried that you're going to have to go to more of these dignified transfer ceremonies to which Donald Trump says that's a part of war? That's just what war is. Here, play this clip.
8:09Donald Trump:47 years it's taken to do this and no president had the guts to do it. I'm going to end up coming back to Dover for more of these such dignified transfers. I'm sure I hate to know, but it's a part of war, isn't it? Who are you with? The Washington Post. Would you say it's a part of war? It would be. Deaths are a part of war, yeah. It's a part of war. It's a sad part of war. It's the bad part of war.
8:39Ben Meiselas:In other words, we should expect a lot more of these dignified transfer ceremonies. A reporter then says to Donald Trump, will the map of Iran look the same after all of this is done? And Donald Trump says, probably not. Here, play this clip.
8:55Donald Trump:Do you think the map of Iran will look the same? The war is complicated enough without getting the Kurds involved. And do you think the map of Iran looks the same after this is all done? No, I can't tell you. Probably not. You go with any shipping companies.
9:10Ben Meiselas:And by probably not what Donald Trump is saying is he's going to carve up Iran, probably take the oil. This is what his goal is for the United States. And he's going to utterly destroy it and bomb it off the map. Now, Donald Trump saying these things and behaving the way he is and conducting the war the way he is with these crimes against humanity. It's actually rallying the people of Iran against the United States. Even people within Iran who may have been sympathetic to the United States are now rallying around the Ayatollahs and the extremist government against the United States. That's actually what's going down.
9:54Ben Meiselas:Now, let's talk about what else Donald Trump was asked. Donald Trump was asked, did what you just witnessed, meaning this dignified transfer, does it make you think any differently about the war? and Donald Trump's like, not really. I mean, we're winning. He goes, we're winning the war. We're winning. Here, play this clip.
10:13Donald Trump:Did what you just witnessed make you think differently about going ahead with this war or even putting troops on the ground in the Middle East? We're winning the war by a lot. We've decimated their whole evil empire. It'll continue, I'm sure, for a little while. But I'm very proud of the people of Paris. The parents were so proud of their boy, as they call him, my boy.
10:40Ben Meiselas:What does that even mean we're winning? Because what I see happening still on an hour-by-hour basis is Iran striking its Arab neighbors who have U.S. interest in those countries and not stopping there. I see the Strait of Hermoz that has not been open for a number of days. I see Qatar shutting down its liquefied natural gas production. I see Kuwait shutting down its oil production. I see the price of gas surging, the price of diesel surging. I see that there's no plan from the Trump regime. I see that China and Russia are helping Iran and the Trump regime is doing nothing other than removing sanctions from Russia to help Russia make more money and allowing India to buy from Russia and allowing others to buy from Russia.
11:36Ben Meiselas:It's utterly pathetic. So Donald Trump's asked, do you have any indications whether Russia is supporting Iran? By the way, folks, it is undisputed now that Russia and China are helping Iran identify coordinates and locations of U.S. troops and assets in order to attack. But here's what Donald Trump says. Here, play this clip.
11:58Donald Trump:I'm a military. You heard his president ask him what Peter asked you a question yesterday. He said it wasn't the lifetime. And not a bad, but he was asking whether you have indications of whether Russia is supporting Iran somehow in this. No, I haven't had that. I have had no indication of that whatsoever. If they are, they're not doing a very good job because Iran is not doing too well. What about the strait-of-war moves?
12:21Ben Meiselas:What do you mean you have no indication whatsoever? Our intelligence community has ample indication that that is what is going down. So then a reporter asks, well, what would it mean to you then if you found out that Russia was helping Iran target American troops? What would it mean to you, Donald, as the president of the United States? Though it pains me to say that, what would it mean to you if Russia is helping the Iranians kill Americans? You would expect the president of the United States to say, well, we're going to stand up to them if they did that. Let them be warned. We're coming at them even.
13:00Ben Meiselas:Say something. Donald Trump says, well, I guess they'd say we do that to them too. So what can I do? What a pathetic loser this guy is. What a pathetic traitor this guy is. That's why I said at the outset, historically incriminating, historically devastating, historically destructive to what was once the United States of America, a shell of a shell in hell of its former self. Here, play this clip. If they're getting information, it's not helping them much.
13:34Donald Trump:What would it mean to you if they were? I mean, even if it's not helping the Iranians particularly much, it's still involving themselves in a conflict that they're not. They'd say we do it against them, wouldn't they? Wouldn't they say that? We do it against them. I don't know. Look, they can give all the information that they want, but the people they're sending it to are overwhelmed. Russia would be overwhelmed, too. Anybody would be overwhelmed. We have the greatest military on Earth, and I built it in my first term, and unfortunately, I'm forced to use it now.
14:10Ben Meiselas:A reporter asked Donald Trump, so you worried about gas prices going up? Nah. He goes, nah. Short excursion. Short excursion. Here, play this clip.
14:20Donald Trump:Haven't made that determination. Are you worried about gas prices right now? Are you worried about gas prices right now? No. This is a short excursion into something that should have been done for 47 years. 47 years it's taken to do this and no president had the guts to do it.
14:38Ben Meiselas:I just want all of you to know to Donald, you're an excursion. Short excursion is what it is. Just a little your life fact that you can't afford a home right now. The fact that you're getting your health care ripped away. The fact that you can't afford gas. The fact that your life is made miserable by Trump and his Epstein class. But that's just an excursion while they steal from you, while they rip you off, while they screw you over this Epstein class. Next, Donald Trump is like, yeah, we wanted the Kurds to do the invasion of Iran, but I don't think I want them anymore to do that. I've ruled it out personally because it's already very complicated.
15:20Ben Meiselas:The Kurds rejected you, Donald, because you betrayed them. You betrayed them during your first term. You betrayed them two months ago in Syria. The Kurds know that Donald Trump throws you under the bus and gets you killed. That's the message you sent when you had Al Jelani, the Al Qaeda leader who now runs Syria in the Oval Office, when you sprayed the guy with perfume, sniffed his neck, you disgusting, you grotesque creature, you. And then you allowed Jelani to take over the autonomous regions controlled by the Kurds. Yeah, those things, Donald, had impact. By the way, buddy, here, play this clip.
16:03Ben Meiselas:Anything else? some iranians are concerned that the kurds will carve out kind of an autonomous region as they
16:09Donald Trump:did in syria and iraq we're not having we're not looking to the kurds going in uh we're very friendly with the kurds as you know but we don't want to make the war any more complex than it already is no we don't want yeah i i have ruled about i don't want the kurds going in i don't want to see the kurds get hurt get killed we've had a good relation they're willing to go in, but we really, I've told them, I don't want them to go in. You think the map of Iran will look the same? The war is complicated enough without having, getting the Kurds involved.
16:42Ben Meiselas:More from this exchange between reporters and Donald Trump and this disastrous landing aboard Air Force One. A reporter asked Donald Trump, would you consider using the SPR, the Strategic Petroleum Reserves? And Donald Trump's like, yeah, the Strategic Reserves? and then a reporter goes, yeah, would you consider using them? And Trump's like, well, Biden used them up. Biden used them all up. Biden's fault. I might replenish them. So what he's acknowledging, what he's admitting, is that our strategic reserves have not been filled up. Not just negligent, intentionally malicious. What was the whole point of Venezuela?
17:20Ben Meiselas:Weren't you going to use their oil, Donald? Oh, no. You took it so you can sell it to your rich oligarch friends, make money for yourself and put it in a Qatari bank account because when gas and when rather the price per barrel of oil, crude of liquefied natural gas, when it was at an all-time low recently, if you were smart, you would have filled up the strategic reserves then. And now we could have actually been making a lot of money if you filled up the strategic reserves when gas was like whatever was$60 a barrel or less, that would have been the right time to fill it up. But anyway, that's what donald trump says when he's asked about it that'll get healed very quickly
18:06Donald Trump:well i'm the one that built them up i used it so that he could get some extra votes in the election turned out it wasn't even him that ran it was kamala and she obviously didn't get any extra votes because we won in an absolute landslide so he should have used it for that he used it to get I filled it up and he brought it down to the lowest level it's ever been. We will start at the appropriate time, which is basically a gut instinct. We will start filling up these strategic results.
18:36Ben Meiselas:Next, a reporter asked Donald Trump, you said you want to be involved in the selection of the next leader of Iran. Trump's like, yep, that's what I'm going to do. I'm going to be involved in the selection here. Play this clip.
18:47Donald Trump:But we haven't gone after it, but something we could do later on. We wouldn't do it now. Maybe we'll do it later. Does anyone want to be involved in the selection of the next leader of Iran? Can you talk to me? Well, because I don't want to just come back every 10 years. And mostly you'll have presidents, mostly, that won't do that because they don't get it. But we don't want to come back every five years or every 10 years and do this. So we want to pick a president that's not going to be leading their country into a war. Do you have any questions for Pete or Steve? Come on up.
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19:24Ben Meiselas:Do you realize that the people of Iran, even if they hate the Ayatollah, some of them, many of them, first off, you betrayed them in January when you told them to go out and protest. And then you said you would have their back and you didn't. And thousands and thousands were massacred. So let's be clear about that. And then you think that they want you and Netanyahu to be the one who picks the next Ayatollah? You think you think you're popular in that region? I don't think there's anyone more despised than you and Netanyahu, specifically in that region, but probably throughout the entire freaking world right now.
20:03Ben Meiselas:Anyway, that's what he said. Next, Donald Trump is asked, so you still expect up to six weeks that this war is going to last? Whatever it takes. Here, play this clip.
20:14Donald Trump:You still expect up to six weeks total? I don't know. I never reject that, whatever it takes. But the military is almost non-existent, if you like. We can hit the military itself very hard, but maybe we will. Maybe we will. We haven't made that determination.
20:34Ben Meiselas:I know you say whatever it takes, but if you even listen to what your buddies in the Middle East are saying, those royal families who also sold out their countries for you to help you out because they thought they thought you were going to help them. Nope. Just like your casino note holders, just like your investors and all of the companies that went bankrupt. Don't you guys realize that Donald Trump's whole life is bankrupting things? Don't you see why? Because this is the stuff that he does. This is the stuff that he does over and over again. He bankrupts everything because he is a destructive cancer on this planet.
21:13Ben Meiselas:He's literally been put here to destroy and ruin things that he's literally a walking freaking virus of mass proportions is what he really is. So now you're all screwed over. And listen to what they're saying, Donald, because they're like, we won't be able to survive this. Gas prices are going to be, what,$150 a barrel? We're all going to be paying$5 a gallon or more soon. Inflation is going to surge to levels heretofore that interest rates are never going to be able to drop. This is because of your failures. You are a failure, Donald. You are a loser, Donald. You are a trader, Donald. and you have destroyed the United States of America in record time, you treasonous traitor.
21:59Ben Meiselas:I am so livid at this behavior, so livid at your war crimes, so livid at every aspect about you, you sick, sick thing. Then a reporter asked Donald Trump, have you communicated to the, this is to Trump and to Whitcoff, have you communicated to the Russians like, don't kill Americans? And Whitcoff's like, I told them, I just, I hope they don't do it anymore. I hope not. Here, play this clip. Mr.
22:26Donald Trump:Mikhail, have you communicated to the Russians not to send targeting information and other assistance to the Iranians? I strongly accept that. Do you believe that they are?
22:36Ben Meiselas:I hope they're not.
22:39Donald Trump:Do you see any evidence? We don't know, but it's not doing very well. If they are, it's not helping much. If you take a look at what's happened to Iran in the last week, if they're getting information, it's not helping them much.
22:53Ben Meiselas:You hope not? that's what you say you hope not then a reporter asked donald trump uh don't you need ground troops to secure the enriched uranium don't you need ground troops and trump's like yeah we'll figure it out we're just we're just decimating them we're decimating them so good right now that we don't
23:12Donald Trump:even need anything here play this clip what are the circumstances where you send in ground troops how are you thinking about that i don't even want to talk about it now i mean that's uh i don't think it's an appropriate question. You know, I'm not going to answer it. Could there be possible for very good reason? Have to be very good reason. And I would say if we ever did that, they would be so decimated that they would be able to fight at the ground level. Are you thinking about the oil facility there? There's an oil facility kind of on the coast of Iran that could be secured by ground troops.
23:45Donald Trump:There's been some speculation that could be a very good one. I don't know what the speculation is, but I certainly wouldn't be able to tell you that I'd be in trouble with myself if I told you that. Do you need ground troops to secure the enriched uranium at the new zeosites? We'll find out about that. We haven't talked about it, but it was a total obliteration. They haven't been able to get to it. And at some point, maybe we will. You know, that would be a great thing. But right now, we're just decimating them. but we haven't uh we haven't gone after it but you know something we could do later on we wouldn't we wouldn't do it now maybe we'll do it later then you have pete eggsiff you know
24:30Ben Meiselas:reading his like chat gpt lines here play this clip i'm talking about leverage with every passing
24:36Donald Trump:day we have more and more leverage because we have more and more capabilities we're hitting them harder and harder and they have less of an ability to defend themselves so we're pressing the offensive every single day, creating all the leverage the president needs for the outcome he wants. It sounds like you think they're running out of one or both of the drones. When you look, I mean, they're sending in much less, much less drones. They're being decimated now.
25:01Ben Meiselas:More from Whitcoff right here. Here play this clip. I think there is, I think, I think that's going to be up to the president.
25:08Donald Trump:That's what I think. But I, but they didn't seem to be very amenable in this, in those first set of negotiations. You heard what I said. They said we have the inalienable right to enrich. They bragged about having 60 percent enriched fuel enough for 11 bombs. They told me and Jared, we're not going to give you diplomatically what you could take militarily. So, you know, I think they're going to need a change of attitude. What sort of thing do you want to see in a deal? Do you think you have maximum negotiating leverage at this point? I think the president has proved that we have. We're all throwing it today.
25:50Donald Trump:We're all throwing it today. We're not negotiating leverage. Maybe maximum, but we're not looking to settle. They'd like to settle. We're not looking to settle.
26:00Ben Meiselas:By the way, hear what Trump says. We're not looking to settle. They're looking to settle. We're not looking to settle. What do you mean we're not looking to settle? So we don't want a resolution. Another ridiculous admission right there. And by the way, did you hear how many times there Donald Trump was saying war? Did you catch it? We're in a war. In a war, this is what happens. War, war, war, war, war. As he tries to have all of his sycophants on Capitol say, we're not at a war. We're doing a special operation, everybody. A special operation, not a war. We're in a war right now, a destructive war, a war that you are causing such grievous harm to our country.
26:43Ben Meiselas:Over what? What is this even about? What is this about? Because Israel was going to strike first? That's why you did it. That's what Rubio said. That's what you've said. So I'm so angry by these people, by these Epstein class scum. Let me know what you think. Hit subscribe. Let's get to 7 million subscribers. Thanks for watching.
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