Trump has DISASTER PRESSER with IRAQ PM on LIVE TV!!!

[0:00] Donald Trump just wrapped up a disastrous press conference in the Oval Office with the Iraqi [0:05] Prime Minister. Donald Trump began by saying how handsome and attractive the Iraqi Prime Minister [0:12] was, and then he proceeded to talk about taking all of Iraq's oil. He then confused Iran with Iraq, [0:20] and he kept on talking about how he killed people in Iraq, and he wanted to know the Prime Minister's [0:26] view. Are you happy with me that I killed these people, along with the former Iranian general [0:31] Soleimani? Is that a good thing? And then the Iraqi Prime Minister, you know, is like, I'd like to look [0:37] forward to the future. And Trump's like, oh, so we can take all of your oil, though, right? We'll make [0:41] music together, and we'll take your oil. Let me show you what went down. Here, Donald Trump says [0:46] the Iraqi Prime Minister is young and handsome. Here, play this clip. He's a young man. He's young, [0:52] and he's handsome, which I don't like. I'm not happy about it. Then Donald Trump says that, [1:01] I love Baghdad. We'll make music together, and we will take all of your oil. Here, [1:06] let's play this clip. Look, Baghdad, I think, and I and this country, we're going to make some [1:12] tremendous music together. We haven't been dealing very much over the last four or five years with [1:20] the previous administration. Iraq has tremendous potential because of their oil and because of [1:28] other things, but because of their oil. And we're going to be doing a lot of deals. We're going to [1:32] create a lot of jobs for both countries, and we're going to be taking out a lot of oil. A lot of oil [1:37] is coming out, and the American companies are doing it, mostly American companies now. They don't want [1:43] to do business with others. They want to do business with America, and that's good. And that's one of the [1:47] reasons that I felt so strongly that this was going to be a great prime minister, and I fought for that. [1:54] Then Donald Trump gets very confused about the question that he's being asked, and he's asked about [2:00] Iran, but then he starts talking about Iraq and American oil companies taking out all of the Iraqi [2:07] oil. Here, play this clip. Well, we don't think we need the military there anymore. It's a very big [2:27] operation. And what we do have is the oil companies are all going in now, and they're doing partnerships [2:34] with Iraq, and they're getting along very well. The relationship is a whole big relationship where [2:40] we don't need the military there. We're there to help them. We're there to protect them if need be, [2:45] but we don't think that's going to be necessary. And their primary, I consider an opponent, [2:50] they might have considered a friend, but I consider that an opponent was Iran, was a big burden on Iraq [2:58] because they were the bully of the Middle East, as you know. Then he's asked some questions about [3:03] Lindsey Graham, and then Donald Trump's like, don't get into all of these conspiracy theories, [3:09] okay? We need to stop looking into that. Here, play this clip. And when that bursts, which it did, [3:15] it burst, there's not much. So I don't see a lot of evil there. I know there's all sorts of conspiracy [3:21] theories going along, and I don't think the FBI, I think the FBI is wasting their time if they're [3:27] doing it. Then there was another question, but why is the FBI looking into it? Why does Kash Patel [3:33] have dozens of FBI agents at Lindsey Graham's home in D.C.? What's their investigation about? [3:39] Here, play this clip. I could also ask, are you aware of why the FBI is looking into Senator Graham's [3:45] death? Have you gotten any updates on why they were at his home? Well, I don't know why, because I think, [3:50] you know, he had a problem. His father had a very similar problem, as you know. It's very unique. [3:57] At first, I heard it was clogged arteries, because he did have clogged arteries. He had a problem with [4:02] that. He was, I wish he took better care of himself. I say, you know, you can solve that problem. But [4:10] what happened is actually something that's very hard to detect. It was not related to any blockage. [4:16] It was a totally different thing. And supposedly, and I've watched all the medical reports. I've had [4:23] the doctors from the White House come in and explain what happened. And this is something that [4:28] is very, almost undetectable. And if it happens, there's not much you can do about it. It sounds [4:34] unfortunate, but there's not much you can do about it. If you look at his, [4:38] his father died of the same thing at about the same age. So there was not much. They say it's [4:47] almost undetectable. You can detect it by if you have a very bad back. That's a sign. That's a bad [4:53] sign. So if anybody has a bad back, it's a pretty rough thing to think about. But the fact that's one [5:01] of the primary signs and he would tell me he had a bad back. But little did anyone realize it was [5:06] for that. So then Donald Trump brags about killing the former Iranian General Soleimani. And then [5:12] Donald Trump said, I also killed some really bad people from Iraq. Hey, what do you think about the [5:18] people that I killed from Iraq? Now, you should note that this prime minister of Iraq has a very [5:23] kind of delicate role right here. Donald Trump stopped Maliki from becoming the prime minister [5:31] of Iraq, who was more closely aligned with Iran. We saw this Iraqi prime minister at Ayatollah, [5:38] Khomeini's funeral processions in Iraq, where we saw millions, not just the Shiite community, [5:44] but millions of mourners show up in Iraq for the Ayatollah. And so Donald Trump saying this in front [5:50] of the Iraqi prime minister also creates a very dangerous situation for the Iraqi prime minister. [5:57] Here, play this clip. And I actually think the leaders of Iran were afraid of Soleimani, [6:03] but I killed him. And by the way, with him went a very bad person. Also, they happened to be [6:09] meeting each other at the airport. And a very bad person from Iraq happened to be a leader of Iraq [6:16] happened to be killed in that same incident. So I don't know if I did you a favor or not. I've [6:21] never asked you that question. You probably would know better than me. But no, I think that what [6:28] we've done to Iran is we've taken away all of them, almost all of their military capability. [6:33] President, a question for Prime Minister. He has to hear that. A question. Go ahead. [6:43] He's asking about the President of the United States, and that he was killed in the first place of the [6:50] first place of the United States. He was the president of the United States. So the idea is that he was a [6:56] very old man and a little old man, but he was a traitor in the entire airport. And there was a [7:02] At that time I was not in politics, and in my visit I'd like to talk about the future, [7:28] then Donald Trump talks about the press conference that's coming up in the White House on Thursday, [7:40] which lots of people say it's about Donald Trump overthrowing the results of the 2020 election, [7:46] and that Donald Trump is going to perhaps even try to claim that the senators from Georgia, [7:51] Ossoff and Warnock are not actually elected, and that Donald Trump's going to try to proclaim that [7:55] he won. Donald Trump wants this to be a national address. No media company should be actually [8:01] showing this. Here, play this clip. [8:03] Can you give us sort of a sneak peek about what you expect and tell the audience of America? [8:07] Well, I'd rather save it. It will concern that subject, and we'll have a couple of other things to say also. [8:11] But I'd rather save it, but it's really big news. It's really, really big news. [8:19] And our country has to shape up. But that's what we're going to be talking about Thursday is [8:26] it doesn't get bigger, because without free and fair elections, you don't have a country. [8:31] We'll be discussing other things too, but it's going to be a very big announcement. [8:37] Then Donald Trump brags about inflation, and he said, look how great we are. [8:41] 3.5% headline inflation, everybody. Okay, that's more than it was under former President Biden. [8:48] Play this clip. But the report was incredible. Inflation is way down. [8:51] That means prices are coming way down, and we're doing a great job. [8:57] Remember that for the midterms, I say to that camera. Remember that because nobody else could [9:03] do it. Prices are way down. Prices are coming way down, and we're going to bring them much lower yet. [9:10] Also, the United States currently has the largest inflation of all G7 countries. Let's show that [9:15] graph. Then Donald Trump is asked about the fee that he says he wants to charge tankers [9:20] in the Strait of Hormuz yesterday, which today he backed away from. And then Donald Trump says, [9:25] I don't like the concept of a fee, but at the same time, they're going to make trillions of dollars [9:30] of investments. Trillions of dollars of investments. Here, play this clip. [9:33] On the prior question, could the Hormuz Strait whole idea for you, that's dead now. That's completely gone. [9:40] No, I just told you, you have Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, and Kuwait, you know, primarily, [9:50] and then others. They, I spoke to all of them, and they would love to invest more money in the [9:56] United States at record amounts. And that would be very acceptable. And this way, there's no fee. I [10:03] don't like the concept of a fee. But at the same time, it's not fair that we're protecting this Strait [10:08] for the entire world, for China and everyone. I don't mind protecting it for China. I don't mind [10:13] protecting it for anybody. But it's unfair that we're not in somehow compensated. And we've been [10:18] doing this for many years. It's bothered me 25 years ago. It bothered me during my first term, [10:24] I was doing things like you have to invest in the United States. And but by doing it that way, [10:30] there's no fee. They're investing and they're getting a return on their money. And it's good. [10:34] But they're going to be making massive investments into the United States. And I like that much better. [10:43] And Donald Trump says that everybody at NATO likes him and that he's had this, [10:47] everybody expressed their love for him in NATO. Here, let's play this clip right here. [10:51] I think we could go into this for a long time. And the bottom line is that we have a fantastic [10:57] relationship with many countries now. We just had it. I just came back from NATO. Many of you were there and [11:03] you saw how that worked out. It was a phenomenal. It was a love fest, to be honest. And they love the [11:08] United States. They even like me, but they love the United States. And we're going to cut costs [11:14] there by hundreds of billions of dollars, maybe. But the NATO event was incredible. Today's event is [11:21] incredible. And then Donald Trump proceeds to post AI images of himself with NATO nations in European [11:27] countries, where he manipulates it and has these AI footages of him conquering Greenland [11:33] and conquering Canada. And then Donald Trump said, I used to always say, don't attack Iraq. We got the [11:41] wrong country. Here, play this clip. [11:43] Because if you remember, even though I was a civilian and had no thought of running for [11:50] president, I get a disproportionate amount of publicity, as you probably heard. And I used to [11:57] say, don't go into Iraq. Don't attack Iraq. Frankly, they attacked the wrong country. And [12:05] they did a lot of damage. And then Donald Trump proceeded to make posts saying, back in 1988, [12:12] I talked about conquering Carg Island. Here, let me just show you this. There you have it, [12:16] folks. Let me know what you think. Hit subscribe. Let's get to 7 million subscribers. Thanks for [12:20] watching, everybody. Want to stay plugged in? 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