Press Didn't Expect Trump's Blistering Response to Fox News Host’s Question

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Dave Rubin of "The Rubin Report" shares a DM clip of Fox News' Peter Doocy being surprised by Donald Trump's brutally honest answer about how the American mainstream media will report on the success of the Iran peace deal.
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AI GeneratedDonald Trump discusses the challenges of presenting a military deal as a victory to a skeptical American public. He argues that the opposition and media would criticize him regardless of the outcome, while emphasizing the military defeat of the adversary and the economic necessity of ending the conflict to ensure the flow of oil and avoid financial drain.
How do you go back to the United States and convince a skeptical American public that
this deal is a win?
Here is Trump taking a question from Peter Doocy, and I thought this was quite a good
question on how he is going to sell this as a win.
How do you go back to the United States and convince a skeptical American public that
this deal is a win?
Well, look, here they lost militarily, okay?
It's very tough because I know that no matter what, if I would go, by the way, if I'd go
another three or four weeks, those same people that are critical would say, he went too long,
he should have done, you know, no matter what.
If they raise the white flag of surrender, and if they said, praise be to Allah, Donald
Trump is the greatest president ever.
We totally concede, we totally give up.
This war is over.
We have failed.
The New York Times and CNN and a couple of others, they're not all that dishonest, they'd
say Iran had a great victory, okay?
They practically do that.
You know, it's amazing when we knocked out their last ship.
They had 159 ships, when we knocked out the last ship, the Times refused to do a story
on it.
They said, why wouldn't you?
They don't have a Navy, and you don't want to do a story on it.
They don't have an Air Force, you don't want to do a story.
We need a fair press.
And that's why they're all doing so badly, because they lost credibility.
But what this does is it allows the ships to go.
If we keep bombing, those ships won't be going, and you're talking about 500, 600, 700 million
dollars a day.
It's a lot of money, a lot of money.
That's why the world is okay, it's liquid, it's fine.
Also, we run out of reserves in about four weeks.
You know, there are reserves all over the world, and we would really run out, and there'll
be a time when you wouldn't be able to get it, and you want to see Bedlam?
So for all those so-called geniuses that want to show me how smart they are, ask them why
didn't they blow up General Salamani?
Ask that of the general, and a couple of other people that I like very much, but boy, are
they wrong.
Okay, so there's a couple things.
Trump's obviously completely right on no matter what he was going to do here, one way or another.
You end it today, they call him weak, and he's a taco.
What is it?
Trump always caves, something like that?
And if he let go three more weeks and got a win, they'd say it went too far, so I fully
accept that.
I also, this is again, Trump where he's at his best when he's just, he's answering honestly
off the cuff.
This idea that we were going to run out of oil reserves in four weeks had discontinued.
I don't understand how that makes sense, and I think maybe he misspoke there.
We're trying to check right now, because we get virtually none of our energy.
Yeah, I mean, we're checking, you're checking on Grok, or were you checking?
Yeah, so we're checking on Grok right now.
We wouldn't run out in four weeks.
We get virtually none of our energy, and we are drilling again, and we have access to
Venezuelan oil.
So I don't know if he slightly misspoke there, or whatever else, but basically, in essence
what he's saying is, look, we got the military win, and that is true, right?
Their military is completely destroyed, their navy's gone, there was complete air superiority
in like two days and everything else, and now we're in the negotiation phase, which
mostly is kind of bribery.
