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A hellish morning for Donald Trump and, frankly, the entire world based on his pathetic and demented behavior.
I'll show you right now the scene from Saudi Arabia as Saudi Aramco fuel tankers near Riyadh are on. Fire.
They were hit hard overnight into the morning by the Ansar Allah in Yemen by the Houthis over there.
You can see these large plumes of black smoke.
And yes, in addition, the Saudi Arabian King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh was also struck.
Ansar Allah, the Houthis, said this is what they would do if Saudi Arabia continued to strike in Sana'a.
Saudi Arabia's bluff was called and Riyadh was hit hard.
This is only further adding to the supply shock of oil right now.
I'll show you just a comparison in a 24-hour period in Chicago.
But this repeats in city after city.
In a 24-hour period, you had the price of gasoline at $5.29 and then the next day $5.59.
But if you paid by credit card, $5.69.
And the day before, it was $5.39.
You want to look at diesel in a 24-hour period.
It went up from $6.59 to $6.99.
This is what happens when the Trump regime tapped the market along, trying to manipulate it with all of these schemes.
When the reality on the ground in the Middle East and throughout the world, based on Donald Trump's catastrophic behavior,
was to the contrary.
As we said on the Midas Touch Network, the algae always comes back.
You can try to paint the reflecting pool blue and say, like a miracle, it's going to be great.
Or say, all the problems are going to go away, but you can't commit that fraud forever.
The Ponzi scheme blows up.
It's why the reflecting pool is a perfect metaphor for everything that is happening.
But Trump is still in cover-up mode, right?
As we have learned.
The Trump regime has been covering up more deaths arising out of this catastrophic war in Iran.
As we learned that they were covering up that their use of AI chatbots almost started World War III,
causing the U.S. to be very close to striking a Chinese vessel.
Because the AI chatbot told our military that there could potentially be nuclear capabilities that were being transported.
Unfortunately, that strike didn't take place.
And as we learned that F-35 component parts had found their way to Hong Kong.
All this is being revealed and so much more.
There's a lot of leaks from top military officials,
as Pete Hegseth is hooking up multiple Pentagon officials and military leaders to lie detector tests.
The cover-up continues.
Rather than just be honest with the American people about what we all know,
the Trump-Netanyahu war has been a damn disaster.
We never have been involved in it in the first place.
And we lost in epic fashion.
And all of the United States post-World War II power has been destroyed by the Trump regime.
But they'll cover it up.
Their latest is we're going to ban CNN, Politico and MSNOW.
That's weakness.
It's not weakness masquerading as anything other than weakness and weirdness.
A republic if you can keep it.
And the Trump regime said,
to hell with that.
We want some deranged authoritarian idiocracy.
So officially this morning,
CNN reporters showed up to the White House.
We knew about the ban yesterday to be clear.
They showed up at the White House and the White House said,
give us your badges.
Get out of here.
Same thing for MSNOW.
Give us your badges.
Get the hell out of here.
What is Trump doing?
What is the psychotic,
lunatic,
vile piece of trash?
Doing this morning?
Here's what he posts this morning.
Many people think that the words artificial intelligence are inaccurate
and very in eloquent relative to AI or artificial intelligence.
The hell are you talking about?
You psycho.
A far more elegant and accurate description of this new phenomena would
be superior intelligence or extreme intelligence or supreme intelligence or
extreme intelligence.
All and I would appreciate everybody voting,
which is the best name for this ever-growing revolution.
Donald J.
Trump searching for a new name for artificial intelligence.
While he tells the AI companies,
you got this regulate yourself.
You got this.
This is what you're doing this morning,
right?
It's it's a painted blue American flag.
Blue operation.
Epic Fury Man lethality.
We're just going to give things names.
Okay.
Operation economic outcast.
Okay, economic outcast.
So anybody who does business with Iran,
you're going to outcast.
How about China?
Not them, man.
How about this?
Not them, man.
It's all like bizarre deranged reality to show marketing crap.
And it's like dude,
this is our country and you've destroyed our freaking country.
It's just lunatic behavior.
So the Trump regime trots out.
Maga Mike Johnson.
Okay, okay.
Don't go.
I'm Maga Mike Flanders.
Your next-door neighbor telling you everything is going good.
So Maga Mike's like don't worry.
The war is coming to an end very soon.
That's what we're going to tell our constituents before the midterms.
Gee golly gee golly.
It's coming to an end everybody.
Here's what he says.
Play this clip some took a vote,
you know for various reasons opposing that but I think that this thing is in the last phase.
I do believe it's going to come to a resolution quickly and I don't think we need liberal Marxist Democrats.
And Congress trying to tell the commander-in-chief what to do with the military right now more for Maga Mike over here.
I mean this would be laughable if this war wasn't so damn catastrophic and is causing the American people to suffer.
It's causing people in Iran to suffer.
It's causing people all over the world to suffer.
So is it but you listen to what this idiot is saying and you're like,
how does this person even exist as a human being?
Like how could you go in front of a camera?
You know, I think the term arising out of the out of the fall of Nazi Germany a term.
I've always heard was the banality of evil the banality.
I mean, there's the evil of evil,
but there's also just the banality the ukulele Donald and that to me is Maga Mike.
It's also the weirdness of it to play this clip of Maga Mike when asked at what point does Congress step in and address the war here?
Play this clip of the authority under article one.
The war powers resolution at what point is Congress step in and address this?
Well, look the administration is doesn't consider this an ongoing war.
It's not they're trying to resolve an operation operation Epic Fury,
which was an epic success.
We had to take the head off the snake and make sure the largest state sponsor of terrorism does not have a nuclear bomb.
Well mission accomplished there.
We took out their capability of that and now it's it's in a diplomatic discussion and negotiation to resolve the remaining conflict.
and specifically it's about keeping the
Strait of Hormuz open for commerce. That's an international waterway that Iran is trying to
impede. Now, that's an interest of the whole world. And it's not an ongoing kinetic war.
We're trying to resolve this conflict. And we need our allied nations to step forward. I think
many of them will. We've discussed this before. But by my count, there's at least 25 major
countries around the world, including NATO allies and Arab states in the region there,
all of whom, by the way, have a bigger stake in the Strait of Hormuz being open for commerce than
even we do, who can step forward and assist in that. So that's not a war effort. And we don't
need, you know, to have liberal Democrats filing publicity stunt measures on the floor to try to
get the commander in chief to do something in the middle of this very sensitive negotiation. So,
you know, we voted against that. I did. All the Republicans, almost all the Republicans did.
Then you had Dr. Oz. It's all reality show people. Dr. Oz shows up this morning,
and he was like, oh, Donald Trump calls me at 5 a.m. He never sleeps. Dude, I showed people
all the footage of him sleeping yesterday. All he does is sleep and be a predator. Here, play this
clip. So what we did with the president's, you know, when he calls me at, you know, 5 in the
morning, you know, the most common thing he asks, by the way, is are you awake? More for Maggie
Mike Johnson, who said, I got one more point I want to make to you. This is the most productive
Congress ever. Let's play this clip. We had a busy week here, as you just recounted, over 70 pieces of
legislation passed through the House just this week. And that adds to the number over 900 bills
passed by the House so far this Congress. It's almost a record. Been very productive. And we had
a lot going on here. So a lot to talk about. Now, you've let's talk about that for just a moment,
because some of the media have criticized your comments. And this is the second most productive
Congress that we've seen in terms of the activity measures that are passed out of the House. Yeah,
it's the most productive.
I mean, I mean, it's the most productive Congress since at least 1949. We're making an argument. It's probably in the top three or four of all time. If you look at the volume of legislation passed, the magnitude of it and, you know, all the reforms that we put in, it's really almost unmatched in history. And that's because, you know, we did what we said we were going to do. We made a lot of promises on the campaign trail in 2024. And we inherited an absolute disaster, as we've discussed so many times from Biden-Harris, which meant every metric of public policy needed adjustment and repair.
And so we did so much of it so quickly, because we were well prepared for that. And that's what the numbers reflect.
Now, then Donald Trump trots out Pete Hegseth, one of the individuals who will go down in history as one of the sickest, most demented war criminals ever. As I said, he needs to be tried in the Hague, this war criminal. He's got blood on his hands of countless little girls and little children. I hope they haunt him in his sleep, this freaking sicko.
Hegseth then goes, what we've proven, what we've proven, that we need leaders who know how to win. Okay, you're a bunch of losers. You see, in order to do that, we don't need globalist seminars. We don't need land acknowledgments. And we don't need to feel guilty about American power. We need lethal leaders who know how to win.
Hegseth then goes, if you challenge the U.S. Armed Forces, defeat will be your end. Oh, what are you, like writing scripts?
Y'all remember, I mean, I'm old enough to remember the movies that went straight to DVD or the straight to tape. What are you doing, like dialogue like that? If you challenge us, dude, you lost to Iran. Who are you? You know, it's like they're running around with shit in their pants and they stink. And they're like, hey, everybody, how are you? It's like, dude, you shit in your pants. You stink. We all saw what happened. Stop acting like you didn't shit in your pants. Excuse my language.
We know you took it. We know what you did. You lost to Iran. Iran won. We all know Iran won. Stop the insanity. Damn it. Certainly are on notice that if you challenge the United States Armed Forces, defeat will be your end. And under President Trump, the world has learned that we only fight to win.
Then it gets even worse. Then you have this CENTCOM commander, Admiral Brad Cooper. This guy, this guy is a lunatic, too.
I can't believe I'm saying this about a CENTCOM commander, but he's turned the CENTCOM account, social media account, into like a deranged truth social account, the official CENTCOM account.
And he goes out there and he's like, the Strait of Hormuz is open. We have officially taken out a billion barrels of oil. We have demined it. It is amazing. Things are amazing.
What world do you live in?
We all see the gas prices. We know there's a supply shock. This is not what should be happening. Hi, I'm Admiral Brad Cooper, commander of U.S. Central Command, and I want to update you on the Strait of Hormuz and the incredible milestones that America's men and women in uniform continue to achieve.
Because I'll tell you what they're doing in France and what they're doing in other countries, not what we just saw from Admiral Brad Cooper. So France is running out of fuel.
Eleven percent of France's stations nationwide are now out of fuel.
They're now out of petrol or diesel. One in nine with 16 percent of stations short in grand estimated 15 percent in Pays de l'Or, 14 percent in this area.
The official account only registers stations as short if it has no petrol at all or no diesel at all.
So a station out of one grade but holding another is not counted, meaning the real shortage is much larger.
French diesel is right now about $10.45 a gallon.
Remember the video I did in the last 48 hours where I showed you?
All of these areas in the United States that are running out of diesel, that are out of diesel totally.
You know, remember how COVID just started one area and then it spread to our shores?
That is what is happening with the oil shortage crisis as well.
And so Macron convened an urgent emergency meeting over the energy crisis, saying that the prices at the pump have reached historic levels, that this is entirely due to the war in the international context, and above all, the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the Trump net.
He said that it was disabled, I asked why it was not able
get inside he said it was above him and then our producer after me also scanned her badge and it
actually worked she was able to get through and into the white house but i want to say not just
me but also our photographer had their badge taken this morning of course after president
trump made clear that he wants to ban ms now cnn and politico yesterday our journalists were able
to stay here working on the white house grounds this is the first action we know of of them
actually denying us entry into the white house um kayla i just want to make sure i heard you
correctly you said your badge was denied but another another producer was able to get in
she was and i asked how yeah okay an ms now an ms now producer go on yes an ms now producer i asked
we are both with the same network and they took a look at their computer the two officers
and they said
they weren't sure what was going on but at the end of the day they had to take my badge because
it was disabled and the officer again said it was above him iran's foreign minister iraqi meanwhile
addressed the people of his nation and he said the following if international law is disregarded
whenever the interest of major powers dictate one can no longer speak of the rule of law if human
rights are an inherent right for some nations and a conditional privilege for others they can no
longer be called universal what is taking place in gaza is not merely a humanitarian
tragedy it is a test of conscience and collective responsibility of the international community the
slaughter of civilians forced displacement collective punishment and the destruction of
vital infrastructure have gone without effective accountability have extended to lebanon as well
decades of foreign intervention military pressure and endless wars in the middle east have proven an
undeniable truth military intervention does not create security and the exertion of pressure and
coercion does not lead to peace war has been normalized as a primary instrument of international
relations and has led to the perpetuation of a pattern of perpetual confrontation
and conflict but folks donald trump wants to know should we rename artificial intelligence to
eia to should we rechange the names to extra extreme intelligence
in order to stop the spread of the virus
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Rising global oil prices and supply shocks are linked to regional conflicts, including attacks on Saudi fuel infrastructure.
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and Europe. Critics argue that the Trump administration is undermining global stability through misleading statements, including renaming artificial intelligence to "extreme intelligence" and claiming military victories in conflicts where no such outcomes occurred. Officials like Pete Hegseth and Admiral Brad Cooper are accused of spreading false narratives, while the real-world impact of supply shortages—such as France running out of fuel—contradicts official claims.
S. foreign policy, including the normalization of war, lack of accountability in Gaza and Lebanon, and the erosion of international law. The piece ends with a call to action for viewers to pre-order the book *WTF America*, which explores the nation’s current crisis and path forward.
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