Topic: Trump and Iran Cease Fire; China and “Indefinitely”

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00:01 Somebody is telling me and they will remain anonymous that there is a Muslim prayer room over at the, that Spartanburg district five is allowing Muslims to have prayer rooms. Guys, let me know. Let me know if that is actually happening. Remember, if you got any tips or anything like that, a really good way is to email me charlie at 00:28 989word.com. That's 989word.com. Let's go to Doug in Simpsonville. Doug, welcome. Hey, Charlie. Good talking to you again. Yes, sir. There's a couple things that are bothering me, uh particularly today. I think the administration needs to go gorge girth on a couple of issues. uh The latest development in this whole Iran thing is really, really worries me. 00:57 uh the announcement of the extension of the ceasefire. Right. And let me read exactly what Trump said, because to me, I have a hard time with it. OK. So, you know, I'm beginning to think he needs to reexamine some of his advisors, because we all know Trump's character. But uh 01:28 He, well, I can't read it right now. My cell phone is updating. It always happens, doesn't it? But yeah, he said, okay, okay. So. 01:52 now i'm sorry don't have it anyway but just of what he said is based on discussions with uh... with a uh... field marshal in pakistan who asked him to extend the that truth he's done so for indefinite period of time because what he's what they've said is since the government of 02:16 Iran is fractured, which I personally do not believe. You don't believe so. don't wait a minute. Hold on. Let's address that. You don't believe that there are two different factions right now having uh a uh shoot list. Can I just, can I finish my thought here for just a second? These factions are having a, what is called a non-shooting civil war right now. And they're trying to figure out who's going to be in charge. You got the IRGC. 02:45 They've got a lot of power because they've got the weapons. And then you've got the other people that Trump has been negotiating with, and they're a little more reasonable than the IRGC. But go ahead. You need to look, Charlie, you need to look at the previous history of these supposedly reasonable people. They are hardcore, 12-er. OK, well, let me ask you something. Let me ask you something. If Donald Trump goes in there and he starts bombing, is first thing the Democrats are going to say? 03:14 I don't want him to bomb the things he's talking about. I want to know- Then what do you want him to do? Why did his advisors not understand that Iran would close the Gulf and take the actions necessary to open it? They did understand that. Did you not see why all of those ships were amassing over in Oman? 03:42 The straight is not fully open. No, it's not fully open. We blockaded it. No, that blockade applies only to Iran. It doesn't apply to Bahrain, Saudi Arabia. so, all right, Doug, just get to your point. What's your point here? Donald Trump, big failure? Before you interrupted me, I was about to get there. Here's the point. Okay. 04:12 Here's the point. Finally. What Trump said is until that factionalized government can put a unified proposal on the table, he is extending the truth until that time. What does that mean? Now, Donald Trump already said today that he's well aware that they're using this time to dig out their missiles, to refurbish, to get ready to fight someone. Right, right. 04:40 So why are we giving them that time? Because we're just going to bomb the hell out of them. They can get as ready as they want to. They were ready day one. And that didn't do them any good. They were ready. They were ready when they got everybody in the member in their government, basically all together in one room. They were ready on that day and they all went to, you know, their 70 virgins altogether. The fact is the Gulf is not open. 05:09 And I don't and I believe had to have some head needs to go to his advisors and a few heads should roll because we should have been able to ...

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