They UNDERESTIMATED Trump Again…Iran Begs for a Deal Hours Before the Midterms

U.S. media reports of a possible major turning point in the war with Iran. U.S. commentator Tucker Carlson has claimed that the Trump administration could be considering a nuclear strike on Iran within days. In a lengthy post on X, Carlson identified the possible target as Pickaxe Mountain in central Iran. He claimed conventional weapons could not penetrate the estimated 300 feet of granite protecting underground sites. tunnels at the site where the Natanz nuclear facility is said to be located. A little capacity to build more. What we've done is amazing. Now tell me about the war. We haven't been, I mean, what's a war? A war is fighting. Take a look at World War I, World War II, these were, when was the last time you saw us fighting with them? We go months and months, we talk. They're in not a good negotiating position. Their economy is cratering because of us. They have 301% inflation. They don't have money. They're not paying their soldiers. They're not paying their police. We're not fighting a war. The universe says, you're at war. Well, when was the last time we fired anything? This isn't a war. This is a very soft war. We did have a big hit on them, and we hit them very hard. And that took out their navy, 159 ships of guns. But this isn't like... A war that's going on, this is a war raging, could happen if they don't make a deal, but they want to make a deal very badly, and there's a very good chance we make a deal. Well, we've had a number of good conversations with the Iranians, I actually just spoke with the President of the United States about an hour ago about this. Look, the President and I both feel pretty good about the prospects for potentially coming to a negotiated settlement, we're going to keep on working at it. You never know, of course, the Iranians are always a little unpredictable, and as the President always says, he retains. Tucker Carlson just told 70 million people that President Donald Trump is days away from a nuclear strike on Iran. Days. He even picked the target, Pickaxe Mountain, which sounds It sounds less like a nuclear site and more like a theme park ride. And then… Oil crashed… $10 a barrel overnight, folks. Not because of a bomb. Not because of a nuclear explosion. Because of peace talks. Oops. Now, picture it, guys. President Donald Trump at the Washington Monument, the reflecting pool sparkling behind him, sun glistening off of it. They want to make a deal. J.D. Vance at the microphone saying he and the president feel pretty good. Qatar playing marriage counselor. An Iran supreme leader, a man who speaks about as often as a solar eclipse, suddenly saying, sure, go chat with the Americans. So let's review, shall we? Tucker Carlson predicted Armageddon. President Donald Trump delivered a price cut without firing a single shot or dropping a single nuke. Somewhere a bunker salesman is crying. They keep on underestimating Trump. Well, it's practically a hobby at this point. Oh, and it gets even dumber than that. Believe it or not, yeah, they've somehow outdone themselves. Barack Obama, you know, the guy whose administration flew pallets of cash to Iran like it was a very generous DoorDash delivery driver, reportedly opposes this deal. Benjamin Netanyahu, according to Tucker Carlson, calls President Donald Trump every single day. Marco Rubio was somehow on both teams at once. Talented man. Oh and the IRGC, a regime that treats signed agreements like gas station napkins, they would like us to trust them. Cute guys. Very cute. Oh and your gas? Oil just cratered. So why are some drivers in Ohio still staring at $4.29 a gallon? Why is Alaska paying $5? Why do pump prices rocket up overnight but they float down like a feather? Big oil is shocked. Oh, absolutely shocked that you noticed. Well, today, guys, we're going to go ahead and connect the dots that the cable news managed to somehow trip over the one condition that Iran can't wiggle out of the refinery problem that nobody explains the road to two dollar per gallon gas. And of course, the moment Tucker Carlson takes credit for stopping a nuclear war that never happened. Real quick thing, guys, on Medicare, turning the tender young age of 65 years Chapter offers free Medicare help, guys. These are real people, plain English. Give them a call right now. Seriously, they're saving the average senior about 1,100 bucks a year. I think that's worth calling. Phone number is down below, 909-563-8279, and if you're new here, go ahead and subscribe, guys. It's totally free. It takes one second, and I promise you, it's a lot cheaper than buying a bunker, and if by the end of the video, you're smarter than your cable news uncle, go ahead and smash the like button on the way out. All right, picture a trader's screen, you know, nice, boring oil chart, maybe some candlesticks, and then one bar drops straight off a cliff, $10. $10 per barrel in one day. That almost never happens. Oil usually moves like your grandpa merging onto the highway. Slow, nervous, one inch at a time, going way too slow to even be entering traffic. This was grandpa jumping out of an airplane. Oh yeah, remember 2020? Oil went below zero. Sellers literally paid people to take it from them. Best coupon in history. And somewhere tonight, a guy who filled his tank yesterday is staring at the sky Looking up, going, why me? Why me? But here's the thing, guys. Oil doesn't fall 10 bucks for no reason. Something happened in Iran. Something huge, massive happened in Iran on the eve of the midterms. That's right, guys. An October surprise delivered in November. Fashionably late. Now, quick one, guys. If you want to take this one on the go, the Ron Yates reports on Spotify. Your commute, your gym, your pretending to work break. Go ahead and look for the Ron Yates report on Spotify. Search me up and follow. All right. I want you to now rewind back to yesterday. Tucker Carlson posts one post, and this post explodes. 70 million views, 340,000 likes, 86,000 reposts. Picture 70 million phones lighting up at the same time, like a stadium doing the wave. Except the wave is more like panic. What did Tucker Carlson say? He claims that President Trump may be days away from a nuclear strike on Iran. Nuclear strike, Tucker Carlson. Dropping nukes. Huh, the target? Pickaxe Mountain. Israeli intelligence, he says, believes there's a nuclear arsenal buried inside. He claims America quietly rewrote its nuclear rules back in February, and he says President Donald Trump decides around November 7th. Very specific, very scary, very unconfirmed. Looking at Pickaxe Mountain, we may have to go there. We'll take a shot at that one. We'll knock it out fast. But not troops on the ground. The Ukraine war, sir, is, this is a war. It's an extreme war. It's like a tiny nuclear. But the mother of all bombs is one big bomb, but it's not nuclear. And I wouldn't use nuclear. We don't have to. Thank you. Why did people listen? 30 years on TV, sources in the Middle East, a son who worked in the administration until recently, then Tucker Carlson broke with Trump. Loudly? Publicly? Hold that thought, guys. Quick favor, you know that one person who forwarded you Tucker Carlson's nuke post at 2am? Send them this video right now before they buy a bunker. Hit share. We'll wait. Picture this, guys. The Washington Monument, the reflecting pool glowing like it's auditioning for a postcard, and President Donald Trump at the podium. His words? They want to make a deal. It could happen. That's it, guys. No mushroom cloud, no countdown clock, just the President of the United States saying Iran wants to talk. Then he tells reporters he's in no rush to restart strikes. He's not even considering new ones after the midterms. So let me get this straight. Tucker Carlson says nukes are days away. Trump says pass the paperwork. Now, only one of those men actually has the nuclear codes. Hint, it's not the guy with the podcast. We're moving toward the use of weapons of indiscriminate mass destruction, possibly nuclear weapons. Everything hangs in the balance right now. This is not hysteria. This is 100% real. You have the president of the United States, whatever they tell you, openly threatening the use of nuclear weapons in a conflict. That has no immediate or obvious resolution. So where is that going? Well, toward a nuclear strike. The option has been floated of using what are called tactical nuclear weapons against, say, Karg Island or Pickaxe Mountain or various spots within Iran. And we're here to confirm that that is absolutely true. Trump has threatened nuclear war. The president of the United States just threatened a nuclear strike. Why would a stupid question like that be asked? Why would I use a nuclear weapon? We've totally in a very conventional way decimated them without it. No, I wouldn't use it. A nuclear weapon should never be allowed to be used by anybody. President Trump says that this is exactly why oil is falling. The market heard him, 10 bucks, gone. They keep underestimating President Donald Trump, kind of like a gambler who keeps betting against the house and wondering why he's broke. So cut to J.D. Vance, guys. A wall of microphones, reporters shoving recorders at him like he's handing out free Wi-Fi, and J.D. Vance says that he's talked to the president about an hour ago. An hour ago, guys, okay? And they both feel very good. They both feel pretty good. No deadlines. President Trump keeps his kinetic options. That's Washington for boom, and his non-kinetic options? This is Washington for, we'll freeze your bank account. So Iran's nuclear program is already destroyed, the deal stays destroyed, and Iran has to prove it. Verifiably, no pinky promises, no pinky swear, no trust us bro, no cross our heart and hope to die, none of that crap. This is the one condition Iran cannot wiggle out of. Honestly? Well, the more that JD Vance talks, the more presidential he looks, right? Awkward part, J.D. Vance and Tucker are old friends, and now they're telling two very different stories. Totally different stories. One of them was on the phone with the President of the United States. The other one was in a group chat. Well, we've had a number of good conversations with the Iranians. I actually just spoke with the president of the United States about an hour ago about this. Look, the president and I both feel pretty good about the prospects for potentially coming to a negotiated settlement. We're going to keep on working at it. You never know. Of course, the Iranians are always a little unpredictable. And as the president always says, he retains. kinetic options. He retains non-kinetic options. But we've certainly made some progress. We'll see if we can make some more. Have you offered them any sort of a deadline to make a deal before the president resumes strikes? No, we haven't set deadlines. I mean, look, we've said here's what we want. And what we want is having destroyed their nuclear program. We want to make sure they don't rebuild it or try to rebuild it. That's what matters most to the United States. I think the thing I've picked up is they care a lot, obviously, about their sovereignty. They care Plot twist, guys. Iran's supreme leader speaks up. Now this guy, he almost never talks. He's basically the Bigfoot of world leaders. Rumors, blurry photos, nobody's really sure what the heck he's doing. And all of a sudden, suddenly, he gives the green light. Go talk to the Americans. Meanwhile, diplomatic sources tell Al Jazeera that Qatar cleared the roadblocks. Qatar, the world's most expensive couples therapist. Now, somebody please get Washington and Tehran a couch and a box of tissues. Oh, but wait, guys, even Tucker Carlson admits the regime got more radical after the Ayatollah was killed, not less. And people keep Keep on asking a very fair question. Is the new guy even running the show? Or is the IRGC holding the remote? Either way, guys, when the man that nobody ever sees starts asking for talks, somebody had a very bad month. Now, let's be honest. You're thinking it. I'm thinking it. Iran wants a deal again? I don't know. Picture a filing cabinet. Every drawer is stuffed with deals Iran signed, smiled for, and then shredded. The IRGC treats a signature like it's a suggestion. So how many times have we heard Iran wants a deal? Iran made that line famous. I mean, it's that Iran wants a deal is basically one of their greatest hits. They should sell it on vinyl, seriously guys. Now remember this though, the Iranian people are not the IRGC. Plenty of Iranian people, they want the regime gone just as badly as you do. So why should anybody even believe this time is going to be different? Because this time, Iran didn't come to the table out of kindness, it came because it Hard. This is peace through strength. Trust nothing, verify everything. And keep the bombers fueled. Enter Benjamin Netanyahu, guys. According to Tucker Carlson, Bibi is cornered after Israel's election. He can't form a government. He needs Trump to bail him out. So, Tucker Carlson says Netanyahu needs this war and calls Trump every single day. Every day. Now, if this is true, this is not democracy. Now, if this is true, this is not diplomacy. This is a clingy ex. So Tucker Carlson also claims Netanyahu flew to Abu Dhabi to recruit the UAE for one final strike. Picture the jet landing, the red carpet rolling out, and the UAE saying, yeah, we're good. Long flight home. Trump's version of those calls just had a very good talk with him. That's it. No panic. No drama. That's not a man who's being pushed around. This is a man who answers the phone, listens, and then does what he wants. Then Tucker Carlson names names. The Warhawks, he says, are Pentagon Chief Pete Hegseth, CENTCOM Commander Admiral Brad Cooper, CIA Director John Ratcliffe, and Marco Rubio. Of course, Marco Rubio, guys. But other reporting says the dealmakers are J.D. Vance, Steve Witkoff, and Jared Kushner. And Marco Rubio. Wait a second. Marco Rubio, is he on both teams? Either somebody's sources are wrong or Marco Rubio figured out some cloning, maybe he's wearing two different jerseys at the same time, apparently he's a pretty busy guy. So Tucker Carlson, he says one more person opposes this deal, Barack Obama. Barack Obama, guys, the same Barack Obama whose administration flew $400 million in cash to Iran, picture this, right, so you got a cargo plane at night, pallets of money Money stacked like hay bales, officially. It was a settlement. Unofficially. Pay them and hope. President Donald Trump's plan? Hit them. Then let them call. Barack Obama paid Iran. President Donald Trump made Iran come to him. You see the difference here, guys? Tucker Carlson's big ol' warning. One American nuke knocks over the dominoes. Russia hits Ukraine, North Korea hits Seoul, Pakistan and India go at each other, and to be fair guys, nobody wants that door open. This part is real. So why would America even need a nuke? Iran's nuclear program is already wrecked. J.D. Vance said so. America has bombs that can knock on a mountain's front door without lighting up the whole planet. Using a nuclear bomb here? It's like using a flamethrower to light a birthday candle. It's a little overkill. Oh, and the timing. A nuclear panic post right before the midterms. Like, who does that help? Hint, it is not the Republicans. Now, here's my prediction, folks. Next week, Tucker Carlson says that he stopped a nuclear war. This is like calling 911 about a fire that never even happened and then asking for a medal. Now. Oil drops $10 a barrel. I don't know about you, but that should probably knock $0.50 to a dollar off of every gallon, right? So why is your gas station sign still frozen solid? Picture it. When oil goes up, that sign jumps $0.50 overnight. Like a rocket. Then when oil goes down, the prices float down like a feather. $0.15 here, two months Months later, another six cents. I mean, here's a truth nobody explains. We don't have an oil problem. We have a refinery problem. Very few refineries. Bigger bottlenecks. Slower savings. Plus, after the Strait of Hormuz mess, tankers and supply chains need time to catch up. And it's not just your tank. Diesel moves every truck that stocks your grocery store. Heating oil warms homes this winter. So when those drop, everything drops. Big oil? Suddenly, very quiet. Now, let's go ahead and take a little road trip, shall we? Everybody hop in the car, seat belts please. First stop, Ohio. Marion, Ohio is about $4.29 a gallon. If you drive 50 miles to Columbus, it's around 3.19. Same state, same oil, a dollar difference, guys. This is not a market, this is a magic trick. Next stop, Alaska. This is a state that's sitting on oil, and they pay around $5 for gas, $6 for diesel. Why? A lot of that crude oil gets shipped out to be refined, and then they get it shipped back. This is like mailing your laundry to Texas to get it folded. Texas, $3 outside of Houston. Oregon's already dropping. Florida drivers wait a month for $0.20. California and New Jersey, taxes so high the pump should come with a payment plan. Same oil, guys. It's the same country, wildly lit. It's the same oil, guys. It's the same country, wildly different pain. So grab a red marker, circle November 7th on the calendar. This is Tucker Carlson's big decision day. Nukes, he says. Trump's answer, a deal. And if that deal gets signed, Tucker Carlson's post doesn't just miss, it collapses. Because you don't negotiate peace with a country that you're planning to nuke, this is not a strategy, that's a sitcom. Now picture the prize. Oil in the 60s, gas near $2. And American drillers keep their jobs. Too low? Wells shut down and shortages hit. Drill, baby, drill keeps it balanced. $2 gas by 2028 with J.D. Vance and Marco Rubio standing at that stage. Wish it came before the midterms? Sure. Better late than never. We'll be watching November 7th. And so will you. Now, before you go, guys, if this video made you smarter than your cable news uncle, and let's be honest, that's a pretty low bar, do me a favor, hit the like button on the way out. Zero cost. 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