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Trump Falls Apart at Navy Yard Speech

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Trump Falls Apart at Navy Yard Speech

Donald Trump delivered a controversial speech at a new U.S. naval shipyard in Baltimore, where he made a series of disjointed, factually inaccurate, and diplomatically inappropriate claims. He expressed fear of submarines and supported autonomous AI ships as a safer alternative, while falsely asserting that the U.S. ended its war with Iran in 2025. He claimed U.S. control over the Strait of Hormuz, yet failed to explain the absence of naval presence there. Trump made false statements about Venezuela, including claims of resource theft and oil production gains, while downplaying a refinery shutdown. He mocked Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum, drawing criticism for insensitivity. His comments on Iran’s leadership structure were baseless and ignorant of publicly available information. He also made absurd claims about economic collapse under Democratic rule and falsely claimed Republican rallies are revitalizing the Party despite falling poll numbers. The speech revealed a pattern of delusional, inflammatory rhetoric, strategic misjudgments, and a lack of factual grounding, undermining credibility and damaging diplomatic relations. Trump’s emphasis on naval power and battleships contrasts sharply with modern, cost-effective drone warfare, highlighting a disconnect between his vision and current global military realities. The event underscored concerns about his leadership, decision-making, and grasp of international affairs.

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Donald Trump fell apart before the United States Navy moments ago. He was speaking at a new naval shipyard that's being constructed in Baltimore while the rest of the world is focused on building cutting edge drones and modern technology. The Trump regime spending hundreds of billions of dollars building Trump battleships and Trump nuclear submarines in any event while Donald Trump was in front of the Navy. He said, I don't have the courage to ever go in a submarine. I am scared of submarines. This is what Donald Trump was telling the Navy. So I like the idea of autonomous submarines that I guess work by what AI submarines play this clip. For autonomous, it just makes sense because I'm not sure that I would have the courage to go into submarines too much. You guys love them. But me, I'd rather be floated on the sea. So I like the idea of an autonomous ship all down there by itself, but just as accurate. Then Donald Trump says to the United States Navy, you know, we really ended the war with Iran back in 2025. You know, when the B2 bombers hit, that's when the war ended. And we're just basically staying in there just because. I mean, we obliterated their nuclear capabilities then. So if you obliterated their nuclear capabilities in 2025, then why in February of 2026, did you and Netanyahu invade? Oh, yes. Because you wanted to engage in war crimes and slaughter little children over there. You believe that you and Netanyahu would be greeted as conquering heroes, which you were not. And you wanted to cover up the Epstein files, the sex trafficking ring that the Trump regime is covering up here. Play this clip. 148 minutes. They don't talk about that. They say, Oh, we're in for six months into Iran. Iran's bigger. But we really ended it as soon as the B2 bombers hit because that was the end of their nuclear. That was 95% of the reason we did it. Maybe 100%. This fear is confident and strategic use of it. More from Donald Trump over here. And he says the straight of Hormuz is owned by the United States of America here. Play this clip. Blockades industry. Nobody's ever seen a blockade like that with no ships zero. Getting in every once in a while, they'll do a run. And they'll either hit the cabin. If it's got oil, they'll hit the cabin or they'll hit the rudder. If it doesn't have oil, we just sink the ship. Yet oil shipments from outside of Iran right now, they're back to almost higher than they've ever been. In other words, the Hormuz straight belongs to the United States Navy and the United States of America. That's where it belongs and that's where it is right now. With all of that being said, we don't need their oil. Others need their oil. And they need it badly. But we're getting it out and we're getting it out at record levels on Navy. All right, Donald. If it's owned by the United States of America, then why do we only have one aircraft carrier in the Arabian Sea, 1,000 kilometers away from the straight of Hormuz? If we control it, shouldn't we see Navy destroyers and carrier strike groups and amphibious assault groups traveling in there? Oh no, it's actually the first time in over 100 years. We don't have two major aircraft carriers anywhere close to the gulf of Oman. Then Donald Trump talks about Venezuela and how we stole all of Venezuela's resources. He likes to brag about that. This is what's going on in Venezuela right now. This is a 310,000 barrel per day Cardone refinery over there. The country's second largest was shut down after it appeared to have exploded a gas line connected to its diesel hydrotreator. You see over there. And while Donald Trump was giving the speech, that's what was happening. Here's what Trump said about Venezuela while that was taking place. Let's play it. We paid for that voyage, a little voyage we've made many, many times over. You don't hear that much anymore of this country. Then Donald Trump does this very demeaning impression of the president of Mexico, Claudio Shinebound, and that he was doing the impression in front of the Navy where he goes, you know, Claudio Shinebound, the president of Mexico, she goes, "Donald, please do not rename the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America." I mean, it's just ridiculous. I mean, do you realize how pathetic you look in front of the United States, Navy, and the world to your play this clip? That was a little rough time when I did that. I got a call from the president of Mexico. No, no, president. She's a very nice woman, beautiful woman, beautiful voice. And she said, "No, no, president. Very elegant. Please, please tell me it's not so. It's so. I'm sorry, ma'am. So, we changed the name from the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America. It is so. I'm sorry." Then Donald Trump says, "Nobody knows who's running a rod. We just don't even know who to talk to who here play this clip." Again, and the biggest problem I have is nobody knows who the hell is running the country. Nobody knows, but maybe that's a good thing. And again, when he says things like that, it is so farcical, it is such lunatic behavior, and it's damaging to, it's damaging to everyone. We know who's running around. We know who their president is, Possescan. We know who's the head of their parliament, and Begaleboff. We know who their foreign minister is, Aragji. We know who their deputy foreign minister is, Garbabadi. We know who their spiritual leader is, who also is technically the overall leader of everything in Iran. I told him Mojtabakomani. We know who the top advisor to Mojtabakomani is, Mojtabraza. We know who the leadership is. Iran has a parliament. They have a process that they at least go through publicly. I watch their speeches on a day-to-day basis to see what's going on. I've shared with you where they have a 10k race going on last week, and you know, we can't be this utterly ignorant over here where that's the deal. Nobody knows who's running around. And then Donald Trump says, all right, we've got to finish it up, Navy. So the question is, do we do it the nice way, or the not so nice way here? Play this clip. They were the bully of the Middle East and not so much the bully anymore, but we have to finish up. And it's only a question of which way do we want to do it the nice way or the not so nice way? Then pretty soon you'll find out. And then state regime media fox is like, all right, this is absolutely pathetic. Like, I don't care what political party you're from. This guy sickly is still the commander in chief, which is disgusting, but he's afraid of submarines. He doesn't know who to talk to. We're going to do it the nice way, or the not so nice way. Really? That's what you're, that's the way you're speaking right here. What does that mean? Are you going to slaughter more children in Minab and la Mered and Kesham and Syrac? Is that what you're going to do? Here was Fox cutting the coverage. Play this clip. The highest number was three. And we're 21 trillion. And that's building factories all over the country. So that is President Trump speaking in Maryland focused on defense manufacturing. You're in there talking about the state of the economy. We're going to dive into that. You've heard me talk about the rain. The gum I've been showing that actually strengthens my tooth. And I love the reins gum. And now they're launching something I'm really excited about. A nicotine free pouch. The rain co pouches are pouches that swap out the nicotine and give you clean focus and support your enamel the whole time that they're in. It works like pouches you've seen before. You talk one in and go about your day. 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And Donald Trump's like here's the thing we've used the military a little bit for peace and good will here play this clip. I rebuilt our military in my first term and we've used it a little bit in my second term and I'm very honored to have done it. What we've done is incredible. All for peace and all for goodwill. For peace and goodwill, you brag about taking over Venezuela where the standard of living there is just as bad as it was before you took it over. They're not producing more oil there. It's the same amount as last year. You entered into a fake agreement where you're going to steal their hypothetical future oil and you're lying to the American people by saying it's going into the strategic petroleum reserves which it isn't. The catastrophic war in Iran has frankly destroyed the economies of Middle East nations. You have destroyed the people's ability to live in the United States and abroad and you're bragging that you're bringing peace to the world. And then Donald Trump says, and Iran's terrorist leaders, they're all in hell. He says they're all in hell. Here play this clip. Men and women of America's armed forces, dozens of Iran's terrorist leaders have been blown out of existence and straight through to the gates of hell. And then Donald Trump says, I get calls from all of these leaders and they said, thank you for what you're doing in Iran. And I say, when are you going to pay for it here play this clip? You should have been done by other countries long ago because with time it just got worse. But we've done a job and frankly I get calls all the time from the leaders of the world thanking me very much. I said, good, when are you going to pay for it? It says, thank you, sir, for doing such a good job. And I'll say to him, that's great, do you want to send some ships? Sir, would rather not get involved, they don't have any ships. We're really holding up the whole world, it's on our shoulders. And we love doing it in a certain way. We love doing it because we've gotten stronger and others have gotten weaker. They've just gotten weak, they've gotten ineffective. And we're doing things that nobody else, no nation could ever have done. We have, I mean, we do realize every word sound and syllable out of this lunatic's mouth is a total lie. Trump's like, we're holding the whole world up on our shoulders. You could have ended with up. We are holding the whole world up. You are blocking the whole world's ability to basically exist. You're blocking oil supplies, we've lost three billion barrels of oil in the past seven and a half months. But sure, in your fantasy world, we're holding the world up on our shoulders here, play this clip. We have any ships. Then Donald Trump at this Navy event, brags about the Republican Party. And he's like, the Republican Party is surging now that I'm doing rallies, really? Because the last polls that we've seen, the Republican Party is crashing and crashing more every damn day, play this clip. Every Trump, you don't enjoy Trump. By the way, I'm going around doing rallies, the Republican Party started to go right through the roof. Somebody said to that, I wonder why, well, I had to get out, I had to do it. We had to explain what we're doing. There's never been a time like this in our country. Then Pete Hegseth is like, we're here to announce the construction of the largest US shipyard since World War II, well Hegseth, the largest US shipyard. So what should in our taxpayer money, if first of all, it should be going to healthcare, it should be going to help the American people. But like maybe we want to focus on the way modern warfare is actually being done. So we're going to build massive ships or you say, Trump class battleships that will cost tens of billions of dollars each while Russia is building up an arsenal of these Garrett 4 and Garrett 5 drones, which cost 75k, 100k each, which one of those Garrett drones can destroy one of these ships, $10 billion, $15 billion, right out the window. But I know Donald Trump likes the aesthetic of pre-World War II battleships here play this clip. That's why today we're here to proudly announce the construction of the largest US shipyard since World War II. And then Hegseth's message while the Navy was there is Trump rejects the globalist and defeatist status quo of decline. You mean when America was a superpower before you all did what Tim Schneider who was on the Midest Touch Network called super power suicide, here play this clip? Subs and torpedo tubes of the future. Because President Trump rejects the globalist defeatist status quo of decline that America's just going to become like any other nation. Nope. He demands peace through strength, that peace through strength requires military power. It requires naval power, which has been on full display across the globe for the- Then Donald Trump returned to the White House and he was asked a pretty basic question. What's the number one issue? This is after he was at the new shipyard. What's the number one issue facing Americans right now? He's like, "I don't know. I don't know. He couldn't name one issue impacting the American people. Let's play this clip." What do you say is the number one issue for American voters in the country? Well, I don't know exactly. When you look at the American voters, we're doing better. We're taking in trillions of dollars of investment. We have more jobs. You know, more people are working in America today than at any time in history. The poverty rate is the best it's ever been in terms of individual. That includes African American, Asian American, Hispanic American. Poverty rate is the single best poverty rate, meaning lowest poverty rate we've ever had. The individual rate. And then he says that if Democrats take control of the House or the Senate, the entire country will go bankrupt because they can't do dividends because they don't do tariffs. Whatever the hell that's supposed to mean here, playing this clip. And we win if we Republicans win that dividend. And the Democrats can't do it because they don't do tariffs. And therefore, the country is going to go bankrupt. Absolute lunatic behavior. Did you get your copy of WTF America? The book I wrote with my brothers, get WTF America now, get it on audio, get it on ebook, get it on hardcover. Thanks for watching. We appreciate you. Shout out. Before you go, our book WTF America is available for pre-order now. 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Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. Donald Trump expressed fear of submarines and advocated for autonomous AI-driven vessels as a safer alternative to manned submarines.
  2. He claimed the U.S. ended the war with Iran in 2025 via B-2 bomber strikes, yet criticized the 2026 military intervention in the region as resulting in war crimes.
  3. Trump asserted U.S. control over the Strait of Hormuz, yet admitted the absence of naval forces nearby, contradicting the claim of dominance.
  4. He made false and offensive claims about Venezuela, falsely claiming U.S. control of its resources and downplaying the impact of a refinery shutdown.
  5. Trump mocked the Mexican president in front of the Navy, leading to diplomatic embarrassment and a backlash over insensitivity.
  6. He claimed no one knows who controls Iran's government, despite publicly available leadership structures, showing a lack of factual awareness.
  7. Trump boasted about Republican Party resurgence despite declining poll numbers, while criticizing Democrats for allegedly causing national economic collapse.
  8. He promoted a massive shipbuilding program, contrasting it with low-cost, high-volume drone warfare used by adversaries like Russia, highlighting a strategic misalignment.

Summary:

S. naval shipyard in Baltimore, where he made a series of disjointed, factually inaccurate, and diplomatically inappropriate claims. S.

ended its war with Iran in 2025. S. control over the Strait of Hormuz, yet failed to explain the absence of naval presence there.

Trump made false statements about Venezuela, including claims of resource theft and oil production gains, while downplaying a refinery shutdown. He mocked Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum, drawing criticism for insensitivity. His comments on Iran’s leadership structure were baseless and ignorant of publicly available information.

He also made absurd claims about economic collapse under Democratic rule and falsely claimed Republican rallies are revitalizing the Party despite falling poll numbers. The speech revealed a pattern of delusional, inflammatory rhetoric, strategic misjudgments, and a lack of factual grounding, undermining credibility and damaging diplomatic relations. Trump’s emphasis on naval power and battleships contrasts sharply with modern, cost-effective drone warfare, highlighting a disconnect between his vision and current global military realities.

The event underscored concerns about his leadership, decision-making, and grasp of international affairs.

FAQs

Donald Trump stated he doesn't have the courage to go into a submarine and expressed a preference for autonomous, AI-driven submarines instead.

Yes, Trump claimed the Strait of Hormuz is owned by the United States of America and asserted that the U.S. Navy controls it, though he failed to explain the lack of visible naval presence there.

Trump claimed the war with Iran effectively ended in 2025 after B-2 bomber strikes destroyed Iran's nuclear capabilities, and criticized the 2026 military action in the region as contradictory to that conclusion.

Trump claimed the U.S. 'stole' Venezuela's resources, including a major refinery, and stated that oil production had not increased despite his claims of intervention.

Trump claimed that nobody knows who is running countries, criticizing global leadership and asserting that the U.S. is holding the world together despite this lack of clarity.

Trump claimed the Republican Party is surging due to his rallies, despite polling data showing a decline, and attributed the party's growth to his personal activism.

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