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[00:00:00]Ladies and gentlemen, President Trump has just decided to escalate against the Iranian regime in a very serious way. In fact, take a look at what President Trump just posted this morning just a couple of hours ago. As President Trump says, Iran can't get their act together.

[00:00:23]They don't know how to sign a non-nuclear deal.

[00:00:28]They better get smart very soon.

[00:00:31]President Donald J. Trump, he posts this image. No more Mr. Nice Guy. He's wearing a nice suit with an AR-15 with a bunch of explosions behind him like it's out of a Hollywood movie.

[00:00:45]President Trump, he's escalating. Now, ladies and gentlemen, it's important to understand the context here. This post comes after a a several days long back and forth with Iran pretty much begging President Trump to call off his ongoing naval blockade of the straight formoose.

[00:01:04]We need to understand the background context to all of this. Let's do that now. President Trump posted this yesterday.

[00:01:12]Iran has just informed us that they are in a state of collapse. They want us to open the straight of Formuz as soon as possible as they try to figure out their leadership situation, which I believe they will be able to do. Thank you for this attention to this matter. So, the Iranian regime is now petitioning, they're begging President Trump to open the Hormuse. They're saying, "Listen, we don't know who's our who is our leader right now. We want to keep on negotiating, but we want in the meantime while we figure this out, please reopen the straight of Formoose. That's been their request. Well, President Trump, it seems like he has uh rejected that offer. Trump is expecting to hold a situation room meeting tomorrow. Well, he did. Now he has as Iran has given the US a new proposal for reaching a deal on reopening straight of form lifting the naval blockade first and then postponing nuclear negotiations for a later stage.

[00:02:12]So to be very clear Iran said listen Trump open the hormuz let's keep the ceasefire going in the meantime you open the hormuz and then later on later we can talk about all this nuclear stuff.

[00:02:27]President Trump has denied. President Trump this morning, breaking news, has rejected Iran's proposal to open the straight of Hormuz and the US has prepared a plan for a short and powerful wave of strikes against the Iranian regime instead.

[00:02:50]Details include Trump says he will keep Iran under this naval blockade until they agree to a nuclear deal.

[00:02:57]After this series of strikes, which would likely include infrastructure targets, the US would press Iran to negotiate again.

[00:03:06]Trump sees continuing the blockade as his primary source of leverage. Very true. Trump said Iran's oil storage pipelines are getting close to exploding because Iran can't export oil due to the blockade. So Iran is at oil capacity.

[00:03:23]They are begging President Trump, lift the blockade, then we can keep on negotiating. President Trump says, uh-uh, the blockade will remain intact.

[00:03:33]In fact, we might even start bombing you again in very targeted, precise ways.

[00:03:37]That is, unless you agree to all of our demands. President Trump is playing hard ball.

[00:03:44]Breaking news. We have even more breaking news this morning. President Trump has instructed his aids to prepare for an extended blockade of Iran to compel nuclear capitulation.

[00:03:58]The Iranians wanted Trump to deescalate.

[00:04:01]President Trump says, "Uh-uh. I've got you exactly where I want you. In fact, you want me to let off the pressure.

[00:04:08]Now, we're going to increase the pressure. The only way we are deescalating from this, the only way you're going to get me to ease off the pressure here is if you capitulate to us.

[00:04:22]One, Trump has opted to continue squeezing Iran's economy and oil exports through a prolonged blockade of the straight of Hormuz. Two, Trump believes resuming bombing or walking away from the conflict poses a higher risk than simply maintaining the blockade. Three, continuing the blockade is expected to drive US gas prices even higher temporarily. Four, the US blockade of the straight of Hormuz has resulted in the lowest number of transits through the Straight of Formuz since the war against Iran began.

[00:04:58]Simply put, folks, Trump has the Iranian regime exactly where he wants them. But you know what?

[00:05:06]To really put into perspective just how damaging to the Iranian economy President Trump's ongoing naval blockade has been, I've got some reports I want you to take a look at. First off, Iran's real, that's their currency, has just this morning hit a brand new record low when compared to the US dollar. What does that look like? It looks like this.

[00:05:30]Is anybody here in the stock market?

[00:05:33]Well, this is the last thing you want to see. Breaking news this morning. Crash.

[00:05:38]Iran's currency has almost dropped down to zero. One Iranian realal as of this morning. I'm sorry, no, one US dollar as of this morning is now worth 1,388,888 Iranian realals.

[00:05:57]Meaning, if you have $720, you are now a billionaire in Iran. So, I'd like to congratulate everyone in the audience here. If you have $720, congratulations. As of this morning, you are now an Iranian billionaire.

[00:06:13]Congratulations. This is truly amazing news. Now, we have some video breakdowns. Some massive reports. Take a listen.

[00:06:20]>> Breaking moments ago, President Trump telling Axios that he is rejecting Iran's latest offer, keeping the blockade in place. Brian Anderson is in Tel Aviv. He's got the latest for us.

[00:06:28]Hey, Brian.

[00:06:30]>> Hey, John. Well, today is the 16th day of the US blockade on Iranian ports, and President Trump now says that he's going to extend that blockade until Iran agrees to a deal that ends its nuclear program. President Trump telling Axios just moments ago, quote, "The blockade is somewhat more effective than the bombing. They are choking like a stuffed pig, and it's going to be worse for them. They can't have a nuclear weapon.

[00:06:56]>> President Trump this morning in an interview with Axio said Iran is choking like a stuffed pig.

[00:07:05]Perhaps a little bit of intentional disrespect because pigs over in Iran, in the Middle Eastern world, pigs are uh not held in the highest regard. Haram.

[00:07:17]>> Iran's economy is tanking since the start of the war 60 days ago. So far, two million jobs have been lost. Half of Iran's jobs are at risk. The value of Iran's real currency has dropped 98% to a record low. Annual inflation is up 67% with the price of chicken up 75%. Iran's daily oil shipments are also down 70%.

[00:07:40]Now, back in the US, the current national average for a gallon of gas is $4.22.

[00:07:45]That's the highest in four years. We're told President Trump met yesterday with top officials from Chevron and other energy companies to discuss steps that can be taken to alleviate the pain at the pump if this US blockade goes on for months. Axios also reports that the US has prepared a plan for a quote short and powerful wave of strikes in Iran if needed. President Trump posting a warning this morning. Quote, Iran can't get their act together. They don't know how to sign a non-nuclear deal. they better get smart soon. The post also includes an image that reads, "No more Mr. Nice Guy with the president holding a gun surrounded by explosions." Which is obviously just badass. By the way, it seems like President Trump um is on the cusp of giving the Iranian regime a little bit of a reminder, saying, "Hey, listen. You know, it's been 2 or 3 weeks since we have uh really shown you what we're capable of. Maybe you've forgotten.

[00:08:42]Maybe you have forgot. You know, it's been 2 and 1/2 weeks, Iranian regime.

[00:08:47]Maybe you've got a bad memory. Maybe you have forgotten just the type of damage that we are capable of inflicting. Maybe as these negot negotiations, as your defiance and belligerance continues, Iranian regime, maybe we need to give you a little bit of a reminder. We might see that very soon. Another economic report, folks.

[00:09:07]The Iranian regime, their economy is just in tatters because of President Trump's blockade, which is why they are begging. They're tapping out. Please lift the blockade, then we'll talk.

[00:09:19]Trump says, "Uh-uh. You surrender to us, then we will lift the blockade." Really, it's not that complex. Ladies and gentlemen, take a look at this.

[00:09:28]>> The president has said, "We're going to stick with the blockade. Going to stick with the blockade and try and starve economically Iran as we speak today."

[00:09:36]This is Car Island. Brian talking about that here in the Persian Gulf. This is the area where Treasury Secretary Scott Besson says that the oil capacity is reaching its maximum level. What does that mean? That means once you're you're taking oil out of the ground, you only have so many places to put it. There's a report that they pulled two 30-year-old giant tankers out of service to put them back into service to store some of the oil there in Iran. Losing now $170 million a day for the Iranian economy. Here's what I want to show you right here. This is around the time the war started. This is April 21st, just about last week. You see the orange line here? Let me try and watch this here in the last week as it goes down and declines. That's the oil output for Iran. And that direction is not the way you want to be. If you're running the regime, you want to feed your people and make sure your economy stays strong. This is a port here on the southern coast of Iran. Okay. Normally, you'd have about five vessels a day mored in that sea off the coast of Iran.

[00:10:40]Today, they're well over 20, which shows you that this line right here with the US blockade is working. Nobody in, nobody out. If you are reporting to any of these Iranian ports that run through the Gulf of Oman through the straight of Hormuz and up here through the Persian Gulf, it is a nogo zone. And right now that blockade has worked with regard to OPEC in the Middle East. All these countries are members of OPEC. And yesterday you Arab Emirates right located right here. They say they've been hit more than 2500 times on behalf of Iranian drones. Wow. And missiles.

[00:11:16]And the UAE says of this Friday, May 1st, the end of the week, they're pulling out of OPEC. What does that mean for the markets? Something really we have to watch with the average gallon of gasoline in America is now well over $4 a gallon for the >> And you know what? Why don't we go ahead and quickly talk about this massive OPEC development pertaining to the United Arab Emirates. This news broke yesterday. The UAE is pulling out of OPEC. Guess what, ladies and gentlemen?

[00:11:42]This is yet another one of President Trump's master plans. Do you think the UA pulled out of OPEC without President Trump's good grace or do you think they ran it by President Trump first? They ran it by Trump. Part of the plan.

[00:11:56]Breaking news. The United Arab Emirates has announced that it will withdraw from OPEC after more than 50 years with the move set to take effect May 1st. What is that? 2 days from now. The decision would allow the United Arab Emirates to boost oil production without OPEC quota limits, a major shift that could have massive impact on global oil prices. The move is also being viewed by some as a potential win for President Trump, who has repeatedly accused OPEC of inflating prices and ripping off the rest of the world. Well, I mean, he's just undeniably right, inarguably right. OPEC is effectively an oil cartel. They deliberately limit the rate at which they pump oil and distribute it out across the world in order to artificially increase the prices of oil. They say they're doing it to stabilize prices. Really, they're trying to maximize the revenue. They realize if too much oil gets released too fast, then oil prices will plummet.

[00:13:00]They will make less money. And guess what? These OPEC quotas have remained in effect for the last two months throughout this entire conflict. How insane is that? So UAE is saying, "Listen, we're out. We just want to pump oil." Okay. And President Trump, he's the one that green lit this. President Trump this morning in the Oval Office.

[00:13:20]There's a video clip of it going around said, "Good. This is great news. Good."

[00:13:24]Trump has always been critical of OP of OPEC. In fact, we've got rumors going right now that soon Saudi Arabia might leave OPEC as well and just, you know, President Trump has been saying, "Drill, baby, drill." It seems like the Amiradis and maybe the Saudi Arabians, they might be inclined to adopt that mindset.

[00:13:45]Drill, baby, drill in the UAE and now in the Saudi Arabia might be the case. And so we can expect oil prices to come on dropping on down here pretty soon if this actually ends up happening. Now folks, as all of this is unfolding, the Iranian regime, guess what? They are still talking tough. As of this morning, breaking news, Iranian state media, this is the IRGC propaganda outlet. They say they're warning of unprecedented military action if US seizures of Iranian linked vessels in the straight of Hormuz continue.

[00:14:23]Last night, the Wall Street Journal reported that President Trump instructed his team to prepare for an extended blockade of the straight of Hormuz, to which the Iranian regime has responded, "If you keep on blockading the Straight Form and seizing our vessels, then we're going to hit you with unprecedented military action." Uhhuh.

[00:14:47]And this is just part and parcel for the IRGC, for the Iranian regime. They've been talking smack really for for years now. For their entire existence, they've been staying stuff like this and none of it has ever come to fruition. President Trump's strategy now seems to be maintain the blockade, maybe carry out another series of targeted strikes, keep the pressure up, they will crumble. It's only a matter of time. Want to share with this this brings us back to our post this morning. Iran can't get their act together. They don't know how to sign a non-uclear deal. They better get smart very soon. No more Mr. Nice Guy. And you know what? If I could give one message to the IRGC, I would say you should probably listen to President Trump. If you don't, I have a feeling that they are not going to like what happens next.

[00:15:38]Why? Because going forward, we are going to be putting America first.