B-2 Bomber Strikes on Iran Were Planned for Years?! |  Guest: Gabriel Noronha | 6/23/25 episode artwork

EPISODE · Jun 23, 2025 · 2H 12M

B-2 Bomber Strikes on Iran Were Planned for Years?! |  Guest: Gabriel Noronha | 6/23/25

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America orchestrated an attack on multiple Iranian nuclear sites in an operation dubbed Operation Midnight Hammer. Glenn lays out all the cards on the table that led President Trump to launch an attack and breaks down how the entire operation went down. Glenn also looks into the future and at what this attack means for America in the long run. How will Iran respond? Glenn breaks down whether this is a limited strike or if this will turn into a broader conflict. Military expert Jason Buttrill breaks down why Trump was correct in launching this attack. Former State Department Special Adviser for Iran Gabriel Noronha joins to explain why President Trump did not need congressional approval to launch the strike against Iran. Glenn and Stu discuss the protests that took place over the weekend and the strange timing some protesters had to keep up with current affairs. Glenn speaks about the real dangers Islamist ideology brings and issues a warning for America.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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