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Transcript Tap any line to jump the video to that moment 0:00 Take these statements of Trump seriously, where he refused to negotiate. Friends, let us 0:05 always remember this, I keep repeating it, let us remember that 0:12 when there is no negotiation, war breaks out. When negot—the end of negotiations, the end of diplomacy is the beginning of war. Always 0:19 remember that. Today Trump also... since I mentioned it, let me add this too, I didn't want 0:24 to get too deep into it. Look at this, Trump posted this photo. Well, this photo, to 0:30 many people, looks like a simple photo, right? He's making a comparison. He says me versus them. Over what? 0:35 Over whether the price of oil was above a hundred dollars or not. He listed Hussein Obama for three hundred and 0:41 eight days where the price of the dollar—the price of oil, crude oil that is, was actually above 0:48 a hundred dollars. During his own time, in his first term, not even for a single day 0:54 did it go above a hundred dollars. He says during "Sleepy Joe's" time, it was eighty-three days. 1:01 Well, it's written right here, you see eighty-three and twenty-four and so on, he also included the timeframes. 1:06 He laid them out. 1:08 He laid them out one by one. He says it became this expensive, this much was for Sleepy Joe's 1:13 time, for instance, whereas during his own time so far, he says twenty-four days. 1:18 Of course more, let's just say fifty days. 1:21 It's okay. Just say fifty days. It doesn't matter. And oil—as I told you about gasoline, 1:26 it was much more expensive during Joe Biden's time than during Trump's time. Even right now, it hasn't reached 1:32 the levels of Joe Biden's time. Well, these comparisons are made to prepare public opinion so that if 1:38 they launch an attack, they won't face those criticisms. People won't take negative stances, and the election won't run into trouble. He is sending 1:46 a message. He is saying, "In fact, we controlled prices. The experience of the first administration and the second 1:52 administration shows we were much better than them. They are waging psychological warfare against 1:56 us." Look, when Trump puts up these n-numbers, statistics, and comparisons, it deals a heavy blow to the Islamic 2:03 Repub—I mean, uh, the Democrats. Of course, the Islamic Republic takes a hit too. 2:08 This is a threat. He is saying, "We are ready for war. We have no problem with this issue." It is an 2:14 era where, uh, for us once it was under—uh, once it was zero, and now it has become 2:20 twenty-four—let's just say fifty days. Let's call it fifty days. Let's even double it 2:25 so that some people are satisfied. This shows, first of all, how unkind the media are to him. 2:31 Secondly, it shows that he managed the situation. Now, alongside this issue,
Caption When diplomacy dies, the drumbeats of war inevitably begin.
Donald Trump’s refusal to negotiate marks a definitive pivot: the end of talks signals the threshold of military conflict. History proves that when the diplomatic table is abandoned, kinetic escalation takes its place.
At the same time, Trump’s calculated release of crude oil data—contrasting 308 days over $100 under Obama and 83 days under Biden against zero days under his tenure—demonstrates that the energy chess match is actively setting the stage for what comes next.
Is direct military confrontation now unavoidable? Share your strategic assessment below.
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