'BIGGER' Iran bombings coming, Trump reveals

[0:00] Well, I'll say it this way, that it's almost an ultimatum now, that there's no more negotiation at this point. [0:06] You went back and forth with them, you gave them two weeks, and now they have to take the deal that you have offered them, [0:13] that you tried to negotiate in good faith, or everything goes, and the people can be liberated. [0:19] Is that what's happening right now? [0:20] Well, that could happen if we want to keep going, and, you know, the deal is a very good deal. [0:24] The problem with the deal is that it could be the greatest deal in history. [0:29] They could wave the white flag of surrender. [0:33] They could say, we surrender, we surrender, we're finished, we've had it, the United States is the greatest power, praise be to Allah. [0:40] And they could do all of this, they could say it loud and clear, and the fake news would say it was a great victory for Iran. [0:47] I mean, it's the craziest thing I've ever seen. [0:50] We're killing them. [0:52] It's killing them. [0:53] They have no Navy, they have no Air Force, they have no anti-aircraft. [0:55] You know, we're flying planes over the middle of Tehran, and they don't, they have no idea what, we're there. [1:01] We've knocked out all of their radar, all of their anti-aircraft. [1:06] Much of their missiles, they have probably less than 20 percent, about, we think about 20 percent. [1:11] Most of their launchers have the missile launchers, which are quite important. [1:17] Their drone capacity is way down. [1:19] You see it. [1:19] I mean, it's way down. [1:21] Their attacks are very minor. [1:24] They're finished. [1:26] And yet, the fake news, just like with the election, the fake news is out there saying, wow, Iran is doing just so well. [1:34] Trump is doing terribly. [1:35] I watched it yesterday, one of the shows for five minutes, haven't seen the show in a long while. [1:40] This fake Joe Scarborough talking about how well Iran is doing. [1:43] I'm saying, where do they come from? [1:45] It's just the craziest thing. [1:47] And behind the scenes, I will tell you, they won't even dispute it, although they probably would, because it makes sense. [1:53] They're very good. [1:53] Iran is very good at publicity, but they're not good at fighting. [1:57] But I took a look, and I must tell you, they can't believe the press they're getting. [2:05] They can't even believe it. [2:06] And they told me. [2:07] They said, it's amazing how well we're doing in the papers. [2:09] We're not doing so well. [2:10] They're negotiating with us to make a deal. [2:12] Well, Mr. President— [2:13] It's hard for them, because they are proud. [2:15] They're very proud. [2:17] We know that— [2:18] They've been the bully of the Middle East for 47 years. [2:21] Yeah, they have. [2:22] They've been ripping off our presidents and other countries for years. [2:26] They've been—they played Obama for a fool. [2:29] The JCPOA is the worst—one of the worst deals I've ever seen, other than NAFTA, the NAFTA trade deal, which was maybe the worst deal ever made. [2:36] Mr. President— [2:37] But the JCPOA was a road to a nuclear weapon. [2:40] Mine is a road to no nuclear weapon. [2:43] Right. [2:43] They can't have a nuclear— [2:44] It says, you cannot have a nuclear weapon. [2:47] We will not have. [2:48] And I didn't like it. [2:49] It wasn't strong enough. [2:50] Because it said, develop. [2:51] You cannot develop. [2:53] I said, no, I went by also. [2:54] So they fought me on that for a day, and then they agreed to it. [2:58] You cannot develop or purchase a nuclear weapon. [3:01] You know, so it's— [3:02] We got everything, but the press just covers it so crazily. [3:06] They say, no matter what I do, no matter what I do, the press will say, it was a great victory for Iran. [3:15] These people are great. [3:16] Mr. President— [3:16] It's Trump derangement, Sandra. [3:18] Yeah, Mr. President, I agree with Brian. [3:19] Don't worry about it. [3:20] Our viewers are watching Fox. [3:21] And so they see this coverage. [3:23] They're not reading The New York Times. [3:25] But we know that you've destroyed their air defense systems, their radar, their navy is at the bottom of the ocean. [3:32] We know that America is winning this fight. [3:36] But when they destroy or they shoot down one of our Apache helicopters, and we strike Iranian targets, [3:42] and then they fire missiles at our bases in Bahrain and Kuwait and Jordan, we have to fight back. [3:47] So when you say you don't think America has the appetite to do what we're seeing tonight, I think we do. [3:52] I think we're ready to see this because, like you said— [3:55] Well, Aze, part of the problem is that they read the fake news. [3:58] I mean, because Fox is great. [4:00] All the anchors on Fox have been fantastic, from Sean to Jesse, Laura. [4:04] I mean, they've all been great. [4:06] Everybody, every single anchor has been great. [4:09] You guys have been amazing. [4:10] And Trey Yankst is a superstar. [4:12] No question. [4:13] I mean, he just covers it so accurately. [4:14] And I don't know Trey Yankst, but, I mean, he covers it so accurately. [4:18] It's so beautiful to watch. [4:20] And he's got a level of excitement that's amazing. [4:24] But the accuracy is so good. [4:27] I just saw him on your show a little while ago. [4:29] And I said, that's exactly what's happening. [4:31] I'm not saying I want the advantage or the distance. [4:33] I just say that's what's happening. [4:36] And that's the way it should be covered. [4:37] And if it was covered that way, the public would say, wow, what a great situation this is. [4:41] Because we are stopping a very evil nation, which has killed thousands of our people, no legs, no arms, face obliterated, you know, what they've done with, you know, the roadside bomb, Soleimani, who I killed. [4:56] But Soleimani was their top general. [4:58] He was a brilliant general, an evil general, an evil person. [5:01] But he was a brilliant general, a violent general. [5:05] And he was the father of the roadside bomb. [5:07] And they sent him off by the thousands. [5:09] And every time you see a soldier without his legs or without his legs and arms and beyond, that's Soleimani. [5:17] So 95 percent is Soleimani. [5:19] So I took care of that. [5:22] And now we have Iran in a very, I mean, I guess the ultimate position. [5:28] They have no choice. [5:29] My analogy, Mr. President. [5:30] We have everybody writing about it incorrectly. [5:33] You know, we have fake news. [5:34] But my feeling is this is like your strategy is like an anaconda. [5:38] You're slowly, you'll talk to them, but you're slowly squeezing them to death. [5:42] I'm talking to them. [5:43] Hey, I'd sort of like, I mean, I'd like to get a deal now less than three or four weeks to go. [5:50] Because, you know, once you do this, you could just go a step further. [5:54] But I don't know if America has the appetite to do what I would really much prefer doing. [6:01] You remember in Iraq, I said, don't go in. [6:04] But they went in. [6:05] They made a big mistake. [6:06] It should have never left. [6:07] You know, that war lasted 10 years, killed tens of thousands of people, millions of people on both sides, millions of people. [6:14] Nobody ever reported that. [6:16] We've lost 13 soldiers in two wars. [6:19] In Venezuela, we lost none, took over the country. [6:22] And in Iraq, in Iran, we lost 13. [6:26] In Vietnam, we lost hundreds of thousands, 19 years. [6:29] Nobody says that. [6:30] They say, you've been there for three months, three months. [6:33] You know, they're going crazy because I've been there for three months. [6:35] I've decimated the country. [6:37] Are you thinking next? [6:38] No, they blame me, Brian. [6:39] They said, you said you'd be out of there faster. [6:41] Well, it's a much bigger situation now. [6:43] 90 million people. [6:44] A better job than anybody anticipated you could do in such. [6:48] Look, we were in Vietnam 19 years. [6:50] But we didn't do the job because we didn't have the right leadership, to be honest. [6:54] That would have been, if it were me, I would have had that war done in three months, four months. [6:58] But victory here would be total capitulation. [7:02] And the one thing you brought up yesterday is it's going to be bridging power plants next. [7:08] Is that next? [7:09] Yeah, but I'd rather not do it because once you do that, the people suffer. [7:13] Like I heard you mentioning water. [7:15] Water is really a devastating loss for them. [7:19] I could do that in one minute. [7:21] They knock out the window. [7:22] What is your message to the Iranian people then? [7:24] But the problem is the people won't be able to drink water. [7:25] I mean, what are they going to do? [7:27] But what is your message to the Iranian people, Mr. President? [7:29] They now have the Internet. [7:30] Well, my message to the Iranian people is they're afraid because they have no guns and the other side has guns. [7:37] And they have a rally and they get shot. [7:39] They hung the wrestler and his two friends. [7:42] They hung him from a crane, believe it or not, violently. [7:45] He was a very top wrestler. [7:47] And they hung him. [7:48] They've killed at least 40,000 to 50,000 people. [7:53] And the people are afraid. [7:54] You know, when you have a machine gun staring you in the face or when you have four snipers on four different buildings [8:00] shooting people in the head, it's hard to have a rally, okay? [8:04] It's not a rally that, you know, one goes down, another, another. [8:08] Two, three, four people laying down alongside of you with a bullet in their brain and they run. [8:14] I can't blame them. [8:15] Who's going to blame them for that? [8:16] So can you get them weapons, Mr. President? [8:18] Can you get them weapons? [8:19] Provide air cover? [8:20] We actually sent them weapons and we were very disappointed by the Kurds, to be honest with you. [8:25] The Kurds let us down. [8:26] I disagreed with the decision. [8:28] You know, I was saying, no, I don't believe they'll deliver them. [8:31] I think they kept them for themselves. [8:33] I think it's a disgrace. [8:35] But I'll remember that, Kurds. [8:36] I'll remember that. [8:37] But they have some guns, but, you know, they don't have the weapons. [8:41] Look, even if they had some, they're petrified because this is different. [8:47] This isn't like in this country. [8:50] If you shout at, you have a vicious group of people rioting someplace. [8:56] If the police shout at them, they end up ruining the policeman. [9:00] You know, they ruin them. [9:02] They take away his badge. [9:03] They take away his family. [9:04] In Iran, they give him a medal. [9:05] Their life, his pension, his everything. [9:07] They take away his car. [9:08] Mr. President? [9:09] It's slightly different. [9:10] Over there, they shoot them. [9:12] And the rallies dissipate very quickly, as, frankly, I think is pretty normal. [9:18] Why won't they just— [9:18] Very rarely can that happen because it's a very—there are not many countries. [9:24] China was one that was able to do it in Tiananmen Square with the tanks. [9:28] That tank operator, boom, rolled right over them when they went in front of the tank. [9:32] There are very few people that can do that to their own people. [9:37] In other words, the tank operators didn't. [9:39] With Erdogan in Turkey. [9:42] They were unable—they tried to pull something on him. [9:45] He's a friend of mine. [9:46] He's a very strong leader. [9:47] And, Mr. President— [9:48] They were doing—the tanks could not do it. [9:51] They could not run over their people. [9:53] We only have a minute left. [9:54] But will there be more bombing tonight? [9:56] Yeah, there will be more bombing tonight. [9:59] It'll be bigger, bigger, more powerful. [10:04] Don't forget, we've knocked out all of their anti-aircraft. [10:06] They don't have any anti—they have nothing. [10:08] I mean, they may get lucky with a shoulder weapon or something. [10:10] But for the most part, you know, they have no—they have no defense. [10:15] What did the representative say in your phone call with them? [10:17] They're finished. [10:17] Excuse me. [10:18] They're finished. [10:20] But the papers, the media, refuses to write it. [10:24] They're finished. [10:25] We can walk in there tomorrow. [10:27] We could take soldiers—I don't want to have boots on the ground. [10:30] But if I wanted to, we could put a small group of soldiers and take over the whole place. [10:37] They're finished. [10:38] And the media is crooked. [10:40] They're just like our elections. [10:41] The media is crooked. [10:43] Mr. President, thanks so much for joining us today. [10:45] Thank you, Mr. President. [10:45] And everything on your plate. [10:46] We appreciate it. [10:47] Thank you very much. [10:48] Thank you, Mr. President. [10:49] It's amazing that keeping the enriched uranium is worth all of these strikes to them, to the regime. [10:57] If they just gave up the enriched uranium so that they can't make a nuclear weapon, then President Trump would stop bombing them. [11:03] What's their ideology? [11:05] The radical Islamic terrorism. [11:06] This is not an anti-Muslim war. [11:08] You saw the president within his first six months go to the Muslim Arab world, bring them to negotiating table. [11:13] They're the only ones that don't want to play ball. [11:16] And so their hope to unite the Arab world is now against them, not for their cause. [11:21] And they aim at the Arab world. [11:23] Yeah. [11:24] Because they can't touch us. [11:25] And they go for our bases. [11:26] And I think we're ready. [11:27] And I think the president is slowly squeezing them. [11:30] Take Cargillin. [11:31] They can't get oil in and out. [11:33] And there's risk. [11:34] Because you have to put people on the ground. [11:35] Well, that's the problem, Ainsley, because the president is deliberate when there's American troops' lives on the line. [11:41] And I think that's the thing. [11:42] That's what he cares about both. [11:42] And he continues to wrestle with. [11:43] Is that why there's a hesitancy about taking Cargillin? [11:46] And I think that Roger Wicker and these other senators who make it clear, the American people like to win. [11:52] And if you could provide a win against the most evil nation that have been targeting us for 47 years on behalf of everyone who's lost their lives and limbs, they would thank you. [12:02] Yes. [12:03] And we have the opportunity to win quickly before the midterms. [12:07] Well, there's no argument. [12:08] We are winning. [12:09] Yeah.