Trump vows DECAPITATION amid ominous, final warning

[0:00] That's what I said. [0:02] I think we're going to maybe get something, but I want to give them every last chance before decapitation. [0:07] I'll give people a chance. This is a big move. [0:10] To do an attack that big on a country, I'd rather not do it. [0:14] Now, we've already threw lots of large attacks, but they were normal large. [0:22] Hopefully, they'll come to their senses. [0:25] Now, President Trump's saying that he's showing no mercy as he warns Iran. [0:28] This is their last chance before resuming a bigger and stronger strike. [0:33] However, Tehran denies there are direct negotiations with the U.S. at this time. [0:38] Rich Goldberg, senior advisor to the Foundation of Defense of Democracies. [0:42] And, Rich, welcome back to our program. Good day to you. [0:46] Why don't we cut through? Good day, Bill. [0:48] Yeah, very quickly here. Is there communication? [0:51] I am told there is a line to Tehran leadership. Is that the case, yes or no? [0:55] I'm sure there is. Even if it's not direct at the moment, [1:00] it's certainly through the Omanis, through the Qataris and others [1:02] who are absolutely passing communications back and forth. [1:06] And, by the way, it doesn't surprise me that they want a deal. [1:09] Of course they want a deal. [1:10] If you look at the situation today, [1:11] the president should be very confident in his position. [1:13] The blockade is working. [1:15] According to senior administration officials, [1:17] they're watching the financial picture very closely inside of Iran. [1:21] It's falling apart. [1:22] They describe it as a house of cards at the moment. [1:24] Everything being leveraged on top of itself [1:26] to try to save banks from collapsing, [1:29] save industry from collapsing. [1:31] In the meantime, inflation is nearing 100%, [1:33] even more for food. [1:34] The real has collapsed, their currency. [1:36] Meanwhile, on the other side of the ledger, [1:38] we are actually getting oil out of the strait. [1:41] I know you see the reports about ships being hit. [1:44] And, yes, that is happening. [1:45] But at the same time, [1:46] we're managing to get at least 5 million barrels per day [1:49] out per night using various techniques [1:52] under this Project Freedom [1:54] that Central Command has put in place. [1:56] So you look at both sides of the ledger here. [1:58] They're falling apart economically, [1:59] and we are getting some relief. [2:01] You look at oil prices, you just mentioned it, [2:03] the stock market going up today. [2:05] They, of course, want to get some sort of relief. [2:07] The question is, [2:08] what are we willing to do in sort of a deal again? [2:10] Are we going to go right back [2:12] to the same sort of failed strategy of the MOU? [2:14] Or are we going to say, [2:16] you don't get a dime, [2:17] you don't get any relief [2:18] until we get all the concessions? [2:20] Does a big strike force Iran to capitulate? [2:22] If you're able to actually penetrate the command bunkers [2:28] and get to people like Ahmad Bahidi, [2:31] if you're actually able to penetrate the missile cities [2:33] and destroy their remaining missile capabilities, [2:37] it very well could. [2:39] We have not been able to prove that ability to date. [2:42] That's one of the reasons why I think we wrapped up [2:44] Epic Fury when we did [2:45] and went to the blockade originally. [2:47] So at that point, [2:49] your strategy in front of you [2:51] is a strangulation strategy, [2:52] which is working. [2:54] You have obviously factions inside the regime here. [2:57] Part of them sees the economy falling apart. [3:00] Part of them wants to go down with the ship. [3:02] The question is, [3:03] is if the people who want to go down on the ship [3:04] finally realize the ship is sinking [3:06] and they need a way to stay afloat, [3:08] to stay in charge here, [3:09] because hopefully we're also doing something covertly [3:12] with the Iranian people, [3:13] which should also be freaking out the regime. [3:15] But actually part of our success strategy. [3:17] At that point, [3:18] they're going to want to say, [3:19] hey, please lift the blockade. [3:21] We'll let more oil out. [3:23] We shouldn't fall for it again. [3:24] This can't be like Charlie Brown in the football with Lucy here. [3:28] You show us the nuclear dust. [3:29] You let the ships out. [3:30] Then we give you some sort of relief here. [3:32] Okay, General Joaquin was on yesterday. [3:34] He's forcefully argued [3:36] that the Gulf nations are speaking with two tongues [3:39] and they're holding the U.S. back time and again. [3:42] Meanwhile, here's the headline from your group, all right? [3:44] China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea [3:46] form axis of aggressors [3:48] that could overwhelm the United States. [3:50] Advance at one time. [3:51] Reuters is saying [3:52] 300 to 400 shoulder-fired missile launchers [3:54] could be shipped from China to Iran, [3:57] upwards of $70 million in value. [3:59] I don't think the value is the important thing. [4:01] I think the fact that [4:02] if you have these shoulder-fired missiles, [4:03] they could do great damage to American airplanes. [4:06] Question for you on this. [4:09] What does Russia and China do right now [4:12] in terms of helping Iran [4:14] specifically with the targeting [4:16] of Gulf states, U.S. bases, etc., in that region [4:20] that will help them and have helped them [4:23] with their targeting to make it effective? [4:26] Who's doing it more? [4:28] Is it Russia or is it China? [4:30] Or both? [4:31] I would assume both are providing [4:35] assistance to Iran at this point [4:36] in whatever way they can. [4:37] Both overland routes, [4:39] which is why we should be putting more pressure [4:41] on all neighbors to shut down their borders [4:43] or face sanctions or tariff threats. [4:46] At the same time, the Caspian Sea. [4:48] We saw the Ukrainians take a shot [4:49] at a vessel that was coming in there [4:51] or leaving Iran there. [4:53] So, obviously, both countries have an interest [4:57] in trying to pin us down, [4:58] trying to make this harder for us to complete. [5:00] WE SHOULD OBVIOUSLY BE PRETTY [5:02] TOUGH WITH BOTH CAPITALS IN [5:03] RESPONSE. [5:04] MORE SUPPORT FOR THE UKRAINIANS [5:06] ON THE BATTLEFIELD AGAINST [5:07] RUSSIA. [5:07] OBVIOUSLY WE HAVE ECONOMIC [5:08] LEVERAGE AGAINST THE CHINESE. [5:10] IN THE END, WHEN WE TALK ABOUT [5:12] THE GULF STAGE, YOU TALK ABOUT [5:14] SAUDI ARABIA AND GENERAL KEENE'S [5:15] COMMENTS, REMEMBER WE ALSO ARE [5:17] RELYING ON SAUDI ARABIA WITH [5:18] THEIR OVERLAND PIPELINES TO KEEP [5:20] US IN THE GAME HERE. [5:21] THE FACT THAT THEY'RE AT [5:23] MAXIMUM CAPACITY MOVING THROUGH [5:24] THE RED SEA ALSO ALLOWS US TO [5:26] THEIR OVERLAND PIPELINES. [5:30] WE'LL SEE WHAT GIVES IN THE NEXT [5:32] 12 OR 24 HOURS. [5:33] WE AWAIT. [5:35] RICH GOLDBERG, THANK YOU FOR YOUR [5:36] TIME, SIR. [5:38] NICE TO HAVE YOU ON. [5:39] THANKS, BELL. [5:40] BE SURE TO LIKE AND [5:41] SUBSCRIBE FOR ALL THE FOX NEWS [5:43] LATEST ON YOUTUBE AND CATCH [5:45] FULL SHOWS STREAMING NOW ON FOX [5:47] ONE.