🚨Trump LIMPS OUT of WH and THIS HAPPENS…

Donald Trump was dragging his leg and. zigzagging back and forth as he was. leaving the White House in route to Ohio. where he will surely be delivering. another humiliating speech this evening. He will be in Dayton. We'll be covering. that. Let me show you what just went. down at the White House as he was. leaving. You see him right here walking. away. He can barely walk right now. I. mean, see for yourself. Then he spoke. with the press and he was like, you. know, the problem is I inherited the.

high costs. It's all Biden's fault and. we're bringing it down. Oil is coming. down. More oil is coming out of the. straight of Hormuz than before the war. Of course, this is all false. Here's. what he says. Let's play this clip. >> Yeah, I inherited high cost for from the. Democrats or the Democrats as I call. them because their policy is so bad. But. we inherited a lot and we've gotten the. prices down. Oil is coming down. Oil is.

right now lower and it's been lower than. it was under the Biden administration. and they did nothing about the fact that. Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. By. the way, Iran, as you know, is virtually. given up any plans of a nuclear. >> Then Donald Trump says the big issue on. all Americans minds right now is the. issue of daylight savings. He says, "People don't want to have to go around. changing clocks." And he said, "The. reason I gave out Tom Cotton's cell. phone number." Earlier today, he posted.

Tom Cotton's cell phone number publicly. is because he's refusing to support. legislation about what I want uh. regarding daylight savings. Here's what. Donald Trump said. Here, play this clip. >> We want our sunlight in the afternoon, but more importantly than that, we don't. want to change clocks twice a year. It's. very expensive. It's uh got many. problems. Even crime, as crazy as it. sounds, when you have light, you have.

you have much less crime. So, the House voted it more than 80%. It's. been sitting up there and hopefully we. can get Tom Cotton to move. Tom Cotton. is holding it. He shouldn't be holding. it. It's an issue that people. >> And then he keeps on whining about. daylight savings and he's saying, "Well, look, lots of rich people that I know, they struggle when they want to go. yaching and they want to go do. incredible adventures late at night and. then it's dark. We don't like that.". And, you know, especially golfers get.

really upset about this. So, I'm trying. to help the golfers out. And he said, "Look, even right now it's going to be. dark soon. We don't like that." that he. said. This is the main issue facing. Americans right now, according to Donald. Trump, the lunatic psychopath over here. Let's play this clip. >> And I'll give you an example. Right now, we're sitting out here. It's light. It's. nice. If you come down here in in. another 3 weeks, it'll be dark. It'll be.

Who wants it? We want our sunlight in. the afternoon. Then Donald Trump says, "And look, even. if we don't get what I want done on. daylight savings time, this is the most. consequential two years ever." Well, I. would say this consequential in the. sense of you destroying the United. States of America, destroying the. postworld war II architecture. internationally, destroying the United. States of America's reputation abroad, destroying our bond market, destroying.

global oil markets. But sure, Donald, here, play this clip. >> But I think it's been a great I think. it's the most productive two years, they. say anybody of anybody in the history of. the presidency. I think it's the most. consequential two years of anybody in. the presidency. And I only base that on. the record. If you look at the record, if you look at what we've done, I think. it's the most consequential presidency. so far. And we're going to try and keep. it that way.

>> Then he continues to rant and rave about. Tom Cotton's phone and daylight savings. I mean, it look a true lunatic. Here, play this clip. >> We want to get away from this ridiculous. way and custom of every twice a year. turning your clocks back, turning your. clocks forward, being late for dinner, being late for very important meetings. It's ridiculous. >> Then he says, "I have a big decision to. make about Iran. Whether we will. escalate or whether we will not, I will.

make that decision soon." What? What do. you have to make? Didn't you say we. already won? Didn't you say their entire. navy is in the water and they don't have. any capabilities and nobody wants to be. the president in Iran any? I mean, isn't. that what you said? Oh, wait a minute. You're lying. And the truth is that in. the past 48 to 72 hours, Iran struck. eight tankers in the straight of Hormuz. on Sural. The Houthis continued to. advance east right now, taking more. territory, likely taking the city of.

Taes. Things are escalating in the. entire region right now. The United. States is sending the USS George HW Bush. uh looks like to Thailand. We can see in. the satellite map the US aircraft. carrier, the super carrier if you will, that was part of the two-prong blockade. One of those ships is leaving right now. We see it. Um and so there's just one. ship, the USS George Washington. But. sure, Donald, this is what he says. Let's play it. >> Uh we have a decision that I'll make.

about Iran. Iran's been decimated. So, the only question is it'll e it'll. either be the easy way or the hard way. We'll have it the easy way or the hard. way. >> Okay. We have uh imagery right here also. of Ansarala, the Houthis striking Riad, a oil facility uh over there, the Aramco. facility in Saudi Arabia's capital, though Saudi Arabia denies it. Um, we. have video of the Aramco facility.

burning down, but sure the Saudi. defenses that didn't happen. Um, we also. believe that the Ansar Alah Houthis were. able to strike down the port city of Yan. Buu's uh oil facilities over there as. well. And the Saudi Arabian government, they back the uh Houthis in Yemen. And. uh in Saudi Arabia, they're also saying. that we're good and we've got uh no. issues with any of our pumping stations. in the East West pipeline. No problems.

at all. Things cannot be better. We know. that's false. I'll just say this. Let's. assume for the sake of argument that all. ships are getting out through the. straight of Hormuz, which we know. they're not. Just assume for the sake of. argument. Okay. Well, what's the premium. being charged by the VLCC's? these very large ships that transport. the crude, right? Well, VLCC rates have. reached unprecedented levels and are now. at $1.3 million per day, 43 times the.

January number. This is the equivalent. of almost $33 per barrel premium or 27%. of the delivered cost of crude oil. So, that premium is added, of course, to the. price of a barrel of crude. So let's. just assume all this oil is getting out. of these straight of Hormuz. If it costs. 43 times more to hire one of these. VLCC's and crude gets out through other. ships, well then even if we had crude.

exiting at pre-war levels, the straight. of Hormuz, well, you have to account for. the premium of 43 times the January. number of the cost of a VLCC rate. But. of course, oil isn't getting out of the. straight of Hormuz. So, what do we have. actually happening? Well, far less ships. exiting. By my count, it's under 10. ships a day. I think there are some. ships getting out through the Omani. route, but not like it was before the.

catastrophic war started. And you may be. saying, "What ships, Ben, would want to. leave when we hear every day Iran. striking a tanker?" Well, ones that are. getting $1.3 million, which that price. gets passed on to the consumer, kind of. like a tariff, Donald, if you will, but. that's a price that gets added. So, it's. both uh the same amount of oil is not. getting out and it's costing more for. the VLCC's. And that's why if you. actually look at the market right now of.

how people are actually bidding on crude. and how people are bidding on diesel and. gas. I mean, we're talking about record. highs, right? That's why you keep seeing. the prices rise. Okay. So, while that's. taking place, what is Pete Hegs saying. today? Well, Pete Hegs does the lie. That's all he does. More oil going. through the straight of Hormuz than. before the conflict ever started. Well, Pete, if that's true, then explain to me. this. Why did the US just draw down 40.

million barrels from its strategic. petroleum reserve, bringing levels. likely to under 250 million barrels in. our strategic petroleum reserve? And why. did we demand Europe draw down its. barrel, its strategic petroleum reserve. by 100 million barrels, 50 million. barrels of diesel, and 50 million. barrels of crude. This is what Hegith. has to say here. Play this clip. By the. way, more oil is going through the. street of Hormuz today than before the. conflict even started because incredible.

pirates pilots control the airspace. And. it should be noted, I mean, we'll see. where the price of crude is tomorrow. I'll be looking at Brent and WTI, but. I'll say this. Yesterday, on Friday, after the announcement of the strategic. petroleum reserves of Europe releasing. 100 million barrels, it barely moved the. price of uh crude in a material way. before it started to go back up again. And it ain't moving the price of the uh.

crack spreads or the refinery costs or. the uh cost of the diesel. I mean the. diesel and the gas coming out of the. refineries. Of course it isn't more from. Pete Hexith right here saying we. launched the office of religious affairs. in the Pentagon because we don't believe. in the separation of church and state. and we believe religious affairs is as. important as physical affairs. Here play. this clip. >> And then we just launched a office of. religious affairs. We're going to. elevate the chaplain's corps because I.

do believe that spiritual fitness is. just as important as physical fitness. uh certainly in the way we understand. resilience amongst our troops. >> He then posts videos of himself playing. basketball. He thinks that that's what. we want to see. I'm not even going to. show you that. And then Hegstit's. message to Iran is now is the moment for. you to decide. Give up right now or. else. Oh, that's going to show him. Pety. Pety, that's going to show him now. I. mean, like, do you really buy your own.

propaganda of what's happening? Yeah. Now they're going to give up because. Pete Hex says, "Let's do it." As they. see the USS George HW Bush going to. Thailand with one carrier in the region. Granted, the USS Theodore Roosevelt is. heading from San Diego and will arrive. mid November, but Iran realizes that US. interceptor stocks are down, that the US. now only has one carrier group in the. region. Um, and so Iran sees what, but. here's what Hegit says about Iran that. they now's the moment. Let's play it.

Now's a moment where they can decide to. to give it up the way that they should. without the le any leverage that they. have. Uh or it may have to happen the. hard way. Thank you. >> And then a reporter asks, "So, is the. USS Roosevelt going to replace one of. the two carriers?" He's like, "I can't. tell you." Well, I will tell us. As far. as we know right now, the USS George HW. Bush is heading to Thailand. So, we'll. see if that then comes back, but it. seems to be heading east right now. I we. can see it in the map of where it's. going. Here's what he says. Play this.

clip. >> It's a fair question, but I will never. answer it. Uh, I'd say maximizing the. decision space for the. commander-in-chief at any point is my. job while also recognizing the way we. balance global demands as a force with. global responsibilities. So, uh, the. president's going to have options. Let's. put it that way. Uh, and we'll I'll. leave it there. >> Yeah. >> And then HGN says, "We can hold this. blockade however long we want. Let's. play it. >> that alongside the blockade." and they. run out of options, which is means the.

longer we hold the blockade and we can. hold it as long as we need to. Trust me, we can we can adapt that as necessary, which I know is bad news for Iran and. limits their options. Uh so they will. they will never have a nuclear weapon. and we'll we'll decide. Uh. >> and then he said if Iran wants to play. these games, let them play it. We. control the straight here. Play this. clip. >> State that today uh Iran wants to play. games with things like the straight of. Hormuz. They don't control it. We do. They have literally gotten nothing. through. Our blockade has been ironclad. and we're running almost at pre-war.

levels every single night through that. You see that uh as far as the the. throughput. So. >> I know, right? Just absolute lunatic. behavior. And then this clip coming from. the Axio show over here where Axios's. Mike Allen asks Treasury Secretary Scott. Besson if he regrets saying I am the. house regarding the bond market. And. then the bond market proceeded to show. Bessant he's not the house. And the bond. market said, "Oh, you're going to do six. million uh $6 billion in bond buybacks.

of the 30-year Treasury notes and think. you're going to move the 30-year and the. 20 and 10year down." Uh actually, that's. like, I don't know, taking a little. bucket by the ocean and saying, "Here, let me try to catch some of you." I. mean, the the bond market's like, "Yeah, that inspired more fear and showed that. the US is less predictable and. reliable." But watch what Besson says. over here. Listen to Besson. Let's play.

it. >> Last month, you told the markets, "I am. the house now." They bet against you at. their peril. Do you regret saying, "I am. the house now.". >> No, cuz look, the house doesn't win. every hand. The house plays the. percentages. They and you know like look. that I maybe they hurt some fragile egos. on Wall Street that I always had respect. for the market and you know I I always. tried to look and think like what's the. move after the move that you know if you. have an ego you lose a lot of money I I.

>> but the market slapped back. >> no it didn't how did it slap back that. rates went up but oil went up that you. know I I could say okay yes we had the. uh you know we had the first full. allocation since we have expanded our. treasury buybacks and rates collapse. The you know there's nothing causal. there. It was it was coincident. >> The Financial Times probably your. favorite paper said Bessant fails to. break fever in US bond market. What did.

you learn from that? >> Uh well I learned that the Financial. Times is anti-American anti- business. They and you know they they have a. fever. They're constantly trying to. create a problem. uh for the US. But. let's let's. leave that disgrace publication in. London aside. >> Oh no, the how I I I think I saw who. said it. Um there was someone who said. he looks like a Will Ferrell character, right? I mean he he looks like Ron like.

a mumbling bumbling Ron Burgundy. Oh the. house sometimes. I mean it would be. parody if this wasn't so painful to the. American people. Well, hit subscribe. Let's get to 7 million. Thanks for. watching. Before you go, our book WTF. America is available for pre-order now. It's the story of how we got here and. how we fight our way back. To pre-order, scan the QR code or click the link in. the description. Let's do this.