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“Shocking COVERUP!” - Joe Kent UNLOADS on Iran, Butler, Charlie Kirk & Epstein | 452

Julian Dorey49 views
1:13:23Straits of Hormuz. Like, how absurd is that? How does that how would that even work?1:13:27And even if it did work, like why how much would that affect people here in New Jersey? Hey, guys, you know, Hoboka, New Jersey, you're now the guardians of the Straits of Hormuz. 1:13:36rightfully would be like, where the hell are the Straits of Hormuz? [laughter] It's like, well, we we have to secure that so we can get the gas over here.

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2:12:47not to walk away and leave the region in the straight of Hormuz in control of Iran. So that leaves this economic warfare option really is the only3:06:41be exported, neither through the straight of Hormuz or anywhere else in the Persian Gulf. I'm quoting them. Iran will regard any country's participation3:06:56has shown that they have an appetite for self-sabotage. It's the reason they shut down the straight of Hormuz, which is hurting them as much as anybody else.

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A Closer Look Back: Trump's Disastrous Handling of the Iran War, Gas Prices and the Strait of Hormuz

Late Night with Seth Meyers22 views
It details the confusion over whether the conflict is a war or an 'excursion,' the failure to achieve regime change or nuclear disarmament consistently, and the economic fallout including soaring gas prices and Strait ofsummaryEconomic Impact: Iran's attacks on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz have caused oil prices to top $100 a barrel, with potential to eclipse $200, creating the worst global energy supply disruption ever.takeawayDiplomatic Isolation: Trump previously called NATO obsolete but later begged allies for help keeping the Strait of Hormuz open, resulting in a 'resounding no' from key allies like Germany and the UK.takeaway

Trump Knew EXACTLY How Badly This War Would Go!

The Young Turks30 views
This geopolitical instability, combined with the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, is causing global fertilizer shortages and warning of a 5% rise in food inflation by 2027.summaryGlobal food inflation is projected to climb to 5% in the first half of 2027 due to logistics disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz and Black Sea, which affect nitrogen fertilizer supplies essential for half the world's crotakeawayFormer DNI Tulsi Gabbard accurately predicted that killing Iran's supreme leader would usher in a harder regime, close the Strait of Hormuz, and destabilize global energy markets, warnings which were ignored by the admintakeaway

Bloomberg This Weekend | Trump Calls Iran “Small Potatoes”, US Envoys in Russia

Bloomberg Podcasts17 views
The episode covers escalating US-Iran military conflict in the Strait of Hormuz, which is driving record diesel and gas prices despite Trump's downplaying of the situation as a 'small potatoes' conflict.summaryUS-Iran Conflict Economics: The conflict has cost over $37.5 billion and resulted in 18 US service member deaths, yet Trump downplays it as a 'military conflict' rather than war. Diesel prices hit a record $5.88/gallon dtakeawayStrait of Hormuz Control: While the US claims control, experts note Iran still poses a threat via mines and attacks on supertankers. Gulf allies are frustrated and exploring secondary routes like the Red Sea pipeline to takeaway

Bloomberg This Weekend | Trump Calls Iran “Small Potatoes”, US Envoys in Russia

Bloomberg Television31 views
The video covers escalating US-Iran military conflict in the Strait of Hormuz, driving diesel and gas prices to record highs, while Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff attempt to revive Russia-Ukraine peace talks.summaryUS-Iran Conflict Economics: The conflict has cost over $37.5 billion and resulted in 18 US service member deaths, yet the Trump administration downplays it as 'small potatoes' compared to Vietnam/Afghanistan. Diesel prictakeawayStrait of Hormuz Control: While the US claims strong control, Iranian mines and threats persist, causing insurance rates and sailor wages to spike. Gulf allies are frustrated by the 'no full-on war, no peace' status and takeaway

THE IRAN WAR: In America’s Best Interest or Not? | Summerhays vs Cruz | WWD Contender Series Round 2

Word War Debate38 views
This debate features Spencer Summerhazes arguing that war with Iran serves America's best interest through long-term economic gains via Strait of Hormuz control, geopolitical leverage, and moral standing through regime csummaryThe Strait of Hormuz controls 20 million barrels of oil per day and 20% of global LNG trade; Spencer estimates a $10/barrel toll could generate $140 billion annually.takeaway