Trump asked for Nukes Codes to attack Iran, but denied by General Caine? True? Who's in charge?

Added: 2026-05-05

[00:00:01]Hello my friends and welcome back. Thank you very much for being with me again today. As I mentioned in my previous video, today I will make a video which this is that video regarding Donald Trump asking for the nuclear codes during a White House meeting. And allegedly or reportedly a general did not give him the codes, the nuclear codes, the codes that would probably uh access the our arsenal in order to according to the source or the person who claimed that strike Iran. So we're going to debunk this or we're going to confirm it or we're just going to analyze it. So the com the this idea that Donald Trump would use nuclear weapons uh on Iran. I stated many times this probably is on Trump's mind. This will be an easy fix for him and for Israel. And I made a few videos on this claiming that Iran could lose under two scenarios. one, the Americans or the Israelis strike uh cities in uh Iran and with nuclear weapons or there's going to be an internal insurrection, military insurrection and a coup deta where the military will take over and will give the enemies the country and the people the culture civilization and traditions and their religion. All right. So for me it's Yes.

[00:01:36]So, it's not something that Oh my god, Trump asked for that. If he did, I would be okay. Well, it's a confirmation.

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[00:01:48]I'm going to have to pet him. Come over here, Vina. Vishma. No. Let me go and give him some loving. He brought me a toy. What the hell? All right. I caught the perpetrator right here. Yes. Meow.

[00:02:00]Meow. Come over here. Let me show you so people can see. See the beautiful Meow Meow. The wonderful Meow Meow. Yes. Yes.

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[00:02:18]He's going to go behind the camera.

[00:02:20]Okay. Take it easy. This he bring brought me. He wants to play. You want to play now? Okay. Come over here if you want to play. All right. So, what were we talking about? So, I said I would not be surprised if they would tell me that because I think that's the way he would solve the problem. And we have Larry Johnson, a former CIA, uh, claiming that during the meeting this weekend, Trump demanded that and this general said no. All right. What's the evidence?

[00:02:50]What's the source? Well, we're going to figure all that out. First, Express, Daily Express, whatever this is. Trump tried to access nuclear codes but was stopped by military general. All right. US President Trump tried to access the US nuclear codes but was stopped by one of his military generals.

[00:03:11]It has been claimed. Good. Retired CIA analyst Larry Johnson revealed on the popular YouTube program Judge in Freedom that during an emergency meeting on Saturday, Mr. Trump attempted to access the nuclear codes. The Mirror US reported according to the newspaper the US president was stopped by General Dan Kaine and I'm quoting one report coming out of that meeting at the White House is that Trump wanted to use the nuclear codes and General Dan Kaine stood up and said no. He invoked his privilege as the head of the military so to speak. It was apparently quite a blow up. There's some very bizarre things going on in DC.

[00:03:52]Okay, this is the statement. This is the the claim.

[00:03:55]All right. The allegations have not been verified and it remains unclear what purpose the nuclear codes would have served is if accessed. The mirror US also wrote. However, this follows reports that Donald Trump was excluded from the situation room by military advisors during a crucial Iranian Iran rescue mission. I want you to pay attention to this. So Trump this report that Trump was excluded barred from the situation room by advisors.

[00:04:26]Go back advisors. So the advisers have the power to do that. Let's go to the second one. Donald Trump blocked this is from mirror right there. Right. Donald Trump blocked from the accessing nuclear codes by US military general. So this is the claim. This is Dan Kaine whatever his name is right. US President Trump and chairman of the joint chief of staff Dan Kaine popup. This is the guy supposedly. All right. So they same the same thing. They claim he's he invoked his privileged his privilege as a head of the military so to speak. It was apparently quite a puck pakp. Okay.

[00:05:01]Let's see if is true. According to some did Trump try to use nuclear codes on Iran viral claims on General Duncan fact checked. Now a lot of fact checks over there. And you know what the fact check is? The government tells you that it didn't happen and you believe the government. And the other one they tell you this is the the proced procedure.

[00:05:23]This is the protocol and they follow the protocol. That's that's [ __ ] Like they say, hey, hey, uh Donald Trump and all these um presidents of America won elections through the democratic system. And everybody's like what democratic system you're telling me? All right. So they tell us the protocol which could be violated and and I I would say it could be just uh put it there. So let's see what evidence guys um bring. So the claim we already did it. Is there any evidence? There are no confirmed reports supporting the claim that such an emergency Pentagon meeting took place on April 18. Well, then they said it was at the White House. The only recent confirmed briefing occurred on April 16 where Defense Secretary Pete Hex appeared alongside General McCain.

[00:06:15]McCain Kane. No credible that is don't believe them, believe us or check with the our AI. This This is where we're going to get soon. The AI will tell us if we should believe it or not. These guys are just uh Come on now. We don't want to show up again.

[00:06:34]All right, we're back in business. No credible reports. Yeah, you should believe the their their AI. The their AI will give you the responses from now on and the AI will tell you what's true and what's not and people like me and others will be considered not credible sources.

[00:06:50]Don't listen to them because they are conspiracy theories or even worse national security threat. Arrest them.

[00:06:58]It's going to come. That's what they prepare. Context. Trump and a situation room separately. Again, a report by the Wall Street Journal, that's credible source, right? Stated that Trump was kept out of the situation room during a rescue operation involving two F5 airmen in Iranian territory. Why? He says, according to source, Trump had screamed at aids for hours, leading officials to limit his access. Who were those? They were the aids and the um adviserss. Why do I say that? Because it's going to be very important when we're going to debunk this claim. The debunkers will tell us that he doesn't have the authority. He's just an adviser. Well, the advisers kept him away supposedly.

[00:07:44]No. All right, let's go to the next one.

[00:07:46]Did Trump try to use nuclear codes? No evidence. Zero evidence to back viral claims. Zero. Okay. Uh let me tell you this. When I used to work in investigation uh field when you feel your you write your disposition the conclusion of the report of your investigation you rarely say no evidence. So you know you say according to the investigation or based on the investigation insufficient evidence was u you know to support the allegations or the whatever it was here they say I've been instructed to rarely rarely rarely say no evidence there's no evidence to support the allegations.

[00:08:35]Why? Because there's always something.

[00:08:37]Okay there's always something. That's the first uh issue. The second one, remember when uh you have accredited credible sources like New York Times, um you know, USA Today and others who do not reveal their sources. They they make reports and claims on unnamed sources or anonymous sources. And we're supposed to believe that. Well, Mr. Larry Johnson's did the same thing. He said, "I'm not going to disclose my sources."

[00:09:11]Why? So you go and get a guy and I will never get the information. I'm just saying. So I want Larry Johnson to to be given the same respect and courtesy as the CNN is given as New York Times and so on. So I made my point the same. I can claim here as New York Times and as my sources told me that. And when you ask me about my sources, I will give you the same answers these credible sources tell you, the credible media tell give you. Uh I'm not going to disclose my sources. Two people familiar with the issue from the Pentagon told me. Can you verify? [ __ ] off. No, I will not. That uh I think uh these people are protected by something, aren't they? By our constitution. Anyway, so let's see what these guys are saying.

[00:09:55]Let's see if he did. So obviously he's going to say the same thing. Then we're going to go down here. I think what he said and then we're going to go to no protocol reality. Can a general say no? The central drama of the claim that a general simply said no to the codes clashed with the reality of US nuclear command and control. So note Pentagon is not telling US presidents what to do.

[00:10:23]Neither is FBI, CIA, not or Mossad. Not at all. This is what we're supposed to believe like democracy. Oh no, man.

[00:10:30]There's democracy in the US. It's free speech, man. Under established 2026 proto established. That means that's right there. The chairman of the joint chief of staff is an advisor, not a commander. So, did you hear about those advisers not allowing Trump to access the situation room? How come they could then, but now he can't? So they bar him from entering the situation room with F-15s, but they don't have the power now to bar him. Make your [ __ ] minds because they said the military advisers.

[00:11:02]So this is Kane, isn't he? Adviser.

[00:11:06]That's how he's listed as as an adviser.

[00:11:08]Military adviser. So my friends, we're not baboons here. Okay. So they don't have they have no operational authority to transmit cancer or block. They blocked you out of a room. According to uh Wall Street Journal, a launch order and the role is purely advisory. No, my friends, where is that piece of [ __ ] where they said uh he's merely an advisor.

[00:11:35]Aid aid kept the president out of a room. And not only the other one was the military adviser, I think it was in the first the first one, wasn't it? Let me find it. and writer was excluded from the situation room by the military advisors excluded. They don't have a power to exclude him do they [ __ ] rather while a launch order requires the twoperson rule the that maintains that no single individual can initiate authenticate or execute a critical action alone. The system is designed designed to ensure that a legal order from the commander-in-chief is executed.

[00:12:14]blow out over codes represented by constitutional crisis far beyond a simple disagreement.

[00:12:21]Yeah, but how about they violated that protocol? How about it's not like that?

[00:12:26]How about the guys in suits in khaki suits and with ties and glasses sunglasses show up and tell Trump any president sit down I tell you how the military industrial complex works. You sit down, I tell you what we do. And you just give us the big budget of $1 trillion for our defense. How about that? And you start the wars so we know where the hell the wars we tell you. So we we know how to invest and when to invest. We tell you. We tell you. But they say, "No, no, man. Is I'm telling you a story. I said it many times before. when I worked in a in a certain company. Anyway, I was talking with a friend of mine and we talked about people and it was a woman and I spoke about that woman and I said, "Is she like [ __ ] around? She seems to be, you know, very open for, you know what I mean?" And the guy told me, "No, Amy, no, she's married."

[00:13:25]Like marriage is going to just uh pro stop her from [ __ ] around or him. You know what I mean? So the same here. No people. It's a protocol very well established. You can't be done. You need two people. Oh my [ __ ] god. Have you been in a control room? Have you been in a decision making uh group or meeting?

[00:13:45]They can ignore and violate whatever whatever policy is there. They can emergency. There you go. So this guys, no we can't do that. Shut your pie holes. Don't fall for that. This is real world not what they tell you. They lied to you. Oh, don't steal. No, no, no, no.

[00:14:06]O, obey the laws. Yes, the laws over there. Yes, there's punishment certainly for you. But these guys attack countries, destroy countries and hijack and kidnap other people for oil interest. Oh, that's a okay. But we cannot do that. I cannot do that to go to the government and take some or go to a pump and pump for free. And if someone shows up, what? Okay. I can't do that.

[00:14:29]That's illegal. He's going to call the police. is the police are going to show up and bang bang me because I'm not going to you know what I mean? You I can't do that. It's illegal. It's illegal, man. [ __ ] off. Look at these guys. They are the example. They are the measure. If they can do it, I can do it.

[00:14:45]We're equal after all, aren't we? [ __ ] no. So, that's this is reality. What I just said, plundering and pretending everybody stays in their line or lanes so I can cut the line. That's what it is. This is how these guys succeed. when they give you these are just advices this uh guidances the laws that's how they see them we see them no m you can't do that no no no it's against the law they trained us since infancy to think that way they don't think that way well we got to be flexible think outside the box what does it mean outside the box violate whatever [ __ ] rule is get the job done right now have you been in a Did you work did work and you spoke with I know with a director or the owner of a company. [ __ ] the policy. We're going to do it, man. Think outside the box, man.

[00:15:37]Let's do it, man. You're so slow. Yeah, but I didn't know I can violate the rule. Yeah, I tell you to do it. And it's a situation. Think about it, man.

[00:15:46]Oh my god. And you're like, but if I do that on my own in your company, you're going to sanction me and fire me for thinking outside the box. That's why when they ask you at an interview question, uh, when you thought outside the box, What do you mean? You want me to think outside the box? That means uh uh challenge your laws and challenge You don't want me to do that because when I do that then you arrest me. You punish me. So shut your pie hole. My point is this. That's the real world. Not it's a policy. She's married am Oh my god.

[00:16:19]She's got a chastity belt around her [ __ ] and ass and mouth and ears or whatever you want to [ __ ] All right, let's go to the next one. I'm sorry I'm so graphic.

[00:16:30]After all, this is not a children program or you know pissy people.

[00:16:34]Advisors advisor kept Trump out of situation room during high stakes Iran operation. You got it. Donald Trump was allegedly locked out of the situation room during a high stakes rescue mission to extract a downed US airmen from Iran with senior ad administration officials reportedly fearing his temperament could jeopardize the operation advisers I don't have to go any more further than that white house debunks rumor Donald Trump tried to use nuclear codes well are they crazy to say that and the the the justification is the claim that Donald Trump asked for nuclear code stems from the remarks made by former CIO fish officer who's telling the you know against us certain things Larry Johnson during an appearance pock Johnson alleged that an emergency white house meeting took place amid rising tensions related to the Iran war he claimed okay however Johnson did not provide evidence neither is New York Times CNN Reuters MSNBC BBC they can say it's an unnamed or as I said it's an uh people familiar with the issue when I hear that with people familiar with the issues give me their names confidentiality of the witness okay maybe the same thing Mr. Johnson applied no identify sources. So no provide evidence identify sources. Look again that follow the laws. All right. Or clarify what he meant by nuclear codes.

[00:18:06]What he also did not specify whether the claim referred to a nuke strike, a briefing or any formal com command process.

[00:18:17]It's called um I can't remember how it's called a fallacy, but I it escapes me when you uh instead of focusing on the on the issue, you find out you go to the Oh, he didn't specify what the codes are, nuclear codes. Really? Oh, he didn't uh was Mr. Johnson dressed accordingly. That's why he should not be like, "Oh, look at him. He wore that little little uh I was about to say Cissy whatever Hawaiian shirt. he shouldn't be taken seriously. That's not discussing debating the issue at hand.

[00:18:53]The same when they say here they said all right he said that um took place amid the raising and claims he referred to a nuclear strike. Of course it's a nuclear strike if it's the nuclear codes. I mean he didn't use the right terminology maybe. Let me tell you this. If a police officer stops you and say your license, driver's license registration and blah blah blah. You say, "Well, you didn't say hello. Bye."

[00:19:22]And you drive away. Would you do that?

[00:19:24]And you say, "Boom boom you." And you like, "Yeah, I didn't want to talk to him." Because he didn't uh say hello first. Has nothing [ __ ] to do with why he stopped you. Okay. or oh my god you I don't like your cologne I'm going to drive away [ __ ] I don't like your clothes or you don't wear a hat or your hat is not straight is a you know the same here we don't know that focused on the issue I think the guy is an idiot I think has a criminal mind I think he's a tool and he would have done it I believe that could could have happened 99% now is it I go by possibilities and probabilities is it possible 100% probable I can give it 99%.

[00:20:12]Is it if you tell me tomorrow and say well it never happened. Okay. Well it never happened. That's the 1%. It never happened. But the guy is capable of doing it. Is capable. He's losing. He's losing. Trump never lose. You know what they're going to do in his mind? Never lose. Never loses. We know what he's going to do. He's going to have his baboons, the media give you the narrative, put together the narrative in such a way that he actually won and is a benefactor of Iran and he forgave them for now. And if we misbehave again, I will come back. I think this is the Oh my god. Muffler. Boom. I'm sorry.

[00:20:53]Peace.

[00:20:54]All right, my friends. Here it is. Thank you very much for being with me again today. If it happened or it didn't happen, doesn't matter. For me, I still think as a free American still believe uh I have I'm on the opinion that Trump would have no problem doing that for many reasons. Personal reasons. Personal reason mainly and blackmail reasons. You know, you want tomorrow to find out that pictures with Trump and Epstein, they're not going to be disclosed. That's where you have to push those buttons. But you need those things. Now I know if you ask for the codes that means you're going to bring it and you push now the buttons together with you. Is that what that means? You can say well see am that's exactly what those guys are mean. No they already figured it out in the previous article where they said the protocol says it has to be two. So that means they were thinking about launching a strike on whom do you think? On Russia has nuclear weapons. You want who?

[00:21:48]China. Who's going to make our underwear? We can't do that. So who Iran? Aren't we a war with Iran and we're winning?

[00:21:59]Thank you very much for being with me again today. Stay strong, stay smart, look for the truth, and be just. See you later.