Two speakers debate what victory against Iran would look like. One worries the public won't support a war but wants Trump to finish it decisively. The other says America is already winning, then lists what that means: Iran stops nuclear enrichment, the U.S. takes its uranium, the Strait of Hormuz reopens, and Iranians get internet freedom.
The war with Iran, there's very low support for it, but I think it's vitally important that President Trump see it through and win. Do you think he will?
He's already winning. I mean, what does win mean? Does it mean the unconditional surrender of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard? Then I don't know if it will ever win. Uh, these people are fanatics, more so even than the Japanese government with its emperor. So we're already winning the, the real feat. But I can tell you the chief denominator of what a win is: getting rid of their nuclear weapons. And Donald Trump You can see it on the internet. Donald Trump in the 1980s said Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon.
Yep. He's remarkably consistent. To me, a win is they announce they will abandon enrichment. We get all the highly enriched uranium and the strait is reopened. Bonuses, controls on the missiles, and open the internet up for your people and stop killing them. Thank you.
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