MORNING UPDATE: 42 U.S. Aircraft Destroyed in Iran War...Shock Report

Donald Trump is panicking as the true cost of the war is now being exposed.

“And I think folks, that is just the tip of the iceberg.”

I think there are many more planes that were destroyed that are being covered up. I think that there's a lot more monetary loss than that. Remember when Donald Trump's top generals testified and top military people testified. And they said that the total cost of the war was $25 to $29 billion. This catastrophic war in Iran.

Well, now we know that number was actually just the loss of aircraft. The 42 aircraft that we now know were actually lost. And there's a number of developments taking place right now. Right by the straight of her moves and the Persian Gulf. That should be giving everybody random arms,

especially as we've been hearing that Netanyahu more than ever is trying to restart this war. Because he absolutely does not want any letter of intent to take place between Donald Trump and Iran.

But the United States has never been in a weaker position.

You know, we saw this report that just came out from the Congressional Research Service. The talks about the U.S. aircraft combat losses in operation, epic fury, and the considerations for Congress on a bipartisan basis. Congress demand that there be an investigation into the planes that were destroyed. And so what was determined, this is even preliminary right now.

At least 42 fixed wing or rotary wing aircraft, including uncrewed aircraft, like the MQ9 Reapers were reportedly lost or damaged. Iran seized on this information and within hours. They posted a list of all of these planes that were destroyed from the F-15 East to an F-35 to an A-10 to the K-C-135 Stratotankers.

“Remember those two Stratotankers that crashed over Iraq?”

And the Trump regime said, "Oh, it was over friendly skies."

And then nothing to do with any types of air defense system. Well, it had to do with air defense systems. Because we're now learning that it was actually Iraqi militias that were firing at the Stratotankers and it forced them to make maneuvers that had them crashed into each other. And that's what took the lives of many of our service members over Iraq.

And then it was covered up. And then I saw this report that Michael Bay, the Hollywood director he wants to make a movie about the F-15 pilots who were rescued in Iran and their story is a story of heroism. Who are they? Who are these people? Donald Trump would have paraded these people out in front of everybody

if they actually existed. I don't want to go down a conspiratorial rabbit hole.

“But we're just not supposed to even talk about it anymore.”

And now they're going to do a Hollywood propaganda movie when they said that there were these two F-15 pilots who were saved and they were nowhere near the Isvahon nuclear facility. But they ended up right by the Isvahon nuclear facility. And then the U.S. had to create a airfield

and hundreds, if not thousands of special forces were there, to rescue them. Okay, that story makes no sense at all. As I've said before, it's possible that F-15 E pilots were shot down. And then that was used as a pretext by the CIA and her intelligence committee to try to go and enter Isvahon, the nuclear facilities,

to try to extract the enriched uranium there. Or maybe the entire story is made up. I mean, it's arguably possible a story still true. But I just want to say where are those pilots? And so as I mentioned, there's a number of other very serious developments.

So we see this massive AIS spoofing activity occurring right now over the Persian Gulf, AIS is automatic identification system. And it's the AIS signals are the tracking systems required on most commercial vessels. And one of the major warnings of imminent conflict

are these AIS spoofing activities. These patterns have repeatedly appeared across the Persian Gulf, particularly northwest of Dubai. People are pointing out over the past year, major ghost vessel surges in Persian Gulf tracking data

have coincided with or preceded ship attacks, projectile incidents, and military operations. And we know that we see these AIS spoofings to mask vessel movements create confusion and maritime traffic. Obscure operational positioning,

We're seeing that all throughout last night taking place.

“And that preceded the last invasion by Trump and Netanyahu”

of Iran. So we're paying attention to that. And then earlier in the day yesterday, Iran announced its Persian Gulf Strait, well, it's newly announced, Persian Gulf Strait Authority, said that it established a controlled maritime zone in the

strait of Hormuz. I'll show you it's controlled maritime zone right here. And they published, look, the Islamic Republic of Iran has defined the regulatory jurisdiction for the management of the Hormuz Strait as follows.

And then it has the line connecting and just list the areas. This is our territory. And then they've worked on this with Oman as well. And they're just further formalizing their control over the strait of Hormuz.

And so anybody who says, oh, Iran's going to agree to give up control over the strait of Hormuz and give up its nuclear materials. They're not.

“Iran believes it won the war because it did win the war.”

None of Donald Trump's objectives were achieved, which usually means you lose. And when Iran gained something, i.e. the strait of Hormuz, that means you're on top, right? One zero Iran, that's just, you know, one could argue.

The score is even higher than that right now. And just if you take a look across the globe right now, how other countries perceived Donald Trump, especially after that pathetic and weak trip, he took to China.

Mind you, his trip to China was preceded by far and

minister of ROGG, who went to China first.

And then Vladimir Putin, who was in China right after Donald Trump. And Putin and Xi Jinping actually signed documents that had a joint statement. There was no joint statement at all. Between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping.

And then you had a ROGG and China issue kind of joint statements, if you will, about their support for each other.

“It just shows you that Iran, China, Russia, North Korea.”

They're all coordinating while Donald Trump's out there talking about golden ballrooms and reflecting pools and Donald Trump wants his ballroom to be an empire, drone army, a drone army empire, whatever the hell he's talking about. Donald Trump is claiming regarding his triumphal arch that

there was congressional authority from a hundred years ago that allows him to build a triumphal arch. I mean, the most ridiculous and heinous things that are just out of control. And then you have countries like South Korea, the local South Korean

paper says, Donald Trump is the taco. Trump ordered military not to carry out Iran's scheduled attacks tomorrow as planned. And they just call him taco there. You've got Donald Trump sending Wittkov once again to Russia.

His seven visit to Russia. He's visited Ukraine zero times. And then you have the Trump regime begging Ukraine to help ease restrictions on Belarus's potash. It's fertilizer.

Very rich in minerals. This potash. And so Trump's like, hey, Zelensky. You know, man, how you helped with that ceasefire that Russia

never reciprocated just for the Russian parade on what

that may 9/10, the main 9/10 whenever that was they called victory. Can you help us with how we've been lifting the sanctions against Russian oil? And we've extended it three times.

Yeah, we also want to help Belarus. We've removed financial sanctions against Belarusian banks. Can you help us with their potash? Because we think that's going to help everybody. That's literally what the US is asking right now.

Perfect. So no wonder when we look at the latest polling data, Donald Trump is polling at his worst ever. Take a look at this new poll from Fox. This is state regime media folks.

Trump hits his lowest approval in either term on the state regime media poll. His overall approval in this Fox poll is at 39 percent. Amongst non-magory publicans, still Republicans. 54 percent approval is approval amongst white people.

43 percent is approval among raw voters. 43 percent on the inflation. Trump is net negative 52 percent on the economy. He's net negative 42 percent. It's a similar in the Quinnipiac poll.

Donald Trump's approval is only 33 percent. His disapproval is 64 percent. No, overall approval is 34 percent on the economy. It's 33 percent. And overall approval 58 percent disapproved.

Donald Trump is tanking each and every day.

And here's what state regime media even says about him.

They're like, yeah, inflation's really, really bad right now. Be it like I'm paying five dollars and 30 cents to fill up my car. That's cheap compared to what we're paying out here in California. You're playing this clip right here.

He started to lose Republicans as they're counting heads here.

“If you look at the latest Fox polls about the concern about Iran getting a nuclear bomb,”

that has dropped significantly from June of 25 to now. It's still 56.44. But the U.S. military against Iran predicting when it's going to be over.

Many people are saying months now, 38 percent as they look at the possibilities of this dragging on.

Yeah, those numbers are sort of eye popping right over a third think it's going to last months. And another third thinks it's going to last over a year. And this is the problem. President Trump was finding out it's easy to get into wars hard to get out of wars. And they also strategically when you, you know, they started this thing by saying, well,

we're just going to take this little detour. It's going to be four to six weeks. They sort of set expectations there. And now you can see the president is argument as well. Look at all these other wars Vietnam lasted 19 years.

We've only been at this, you know, three months. But the clock is ticking.

“And that argument is, according to all the data,”

including with a Fox poll, is failing among the American people,

particularly on the issue of inflation economy. Harold mentioned at gas prices. I paid $5.30 to fill up my car the other day. I'm feeling it every single day. And his numbers on inflation are as low as I've ever seen for any president.

That was his Chicago gas station, right? Yes, it was. Okay. Just checking. I've got a car.

Yeah, exactly. I mean, hopefully it was a big SUV. Just take a look at this poll one more time. When you look at Donald Trump on foreign policy. He's net negative 24.

How people viewed his trip to China net negative nine. On immigration net negative eight. I mean, he's underwater and basically everything. You know, one of the things that people are pissed at him about a number of things. In addition to his catastrophic and unlawful war in Iran,

addition to inflation.

And you know, it's this, this 1.8 billion dollar settlement with himself,

using our taxpayer dollars to pay for the January 6th insurrectionists. And also to wave all claims against Donald Trump. Trump organization and his kids for any tax liability that they may have incurred. Saying that the government is prohibited from auditing Donald Trump is companies or his family. And that any past tax improprieties or misconduct by Trump, if to the extended exist of Trump,

his family and his children gets waived. He gets full immunity and he enters into a settlement agreement with himself. And his personal attorney, attorney, attorney general Todd Blanche was his personal criminal defense lawyer. And in case where Trump lost and was convicted of dozens of felony counts.

He's the one who signed the deal with himself like with his client. I mean, this is what's going on. And then he goes on seeing in and he is the audacity to say this. You're a play this clip of what Blanche said. It's so utterly disgusting play this clip.

But wouldn't the average taxpayer respond and say, Okay, but why is that now my problem? Why do my tax dollars now need to go to people who are upset about their involvement in investing? Well, if you're just upset, you're not getting a dime. On the other hand, I think if you said that the American tax paper pair, that there is a horrible wrong committed by your government.

And now you can apply and you can have your lawyer's fees back. You can be compensated for what you lost financially. What American would say, oh my gosh, that's terrible. I mean, I don't know, I very much disagree with the idea that the American taxpayer is indignant about the fact that a victim of weaponization. Okay, a victim who suffered, whether it was legal fees, lost a job,

had their life turned upside down in a way that was not appropriate. If it was appropriate, there should be no compensation.

“And that's why we have five commissioners who will take a look at it.”

But I do not think the American people have issues with that to the contrary. I think they do want their tax dollars spent on things like that. And now I want to bring you insight from what's what they're saying in Iran right now. And, you know, let me share this with you. This is Professor Morandi.

Professor Morandi is Professor at Tehran University. He travels with the Iran negotiating. And he says close to the Iranian regime as possible. And here he talks about Donald Trump kind of underestimating Iran play this clip. Trump is manipulating the markets right now.

He's speaking of some sort of agreement which is so far there's no indication of us moving in that direction. But even these manipulations at the end of the day, George, they're going to make things worse because when you artificially bring down the price of, let's say, oil, even though it's a pro oil, it's not the spot market. But you are increasing demand.

You are preventing, especially when you keep saying that this is going to end soon.

So in a sense, in the long run, what he's doing is he's going to make the crisis even worse when the manipulation no longer works.

“But I think it's quite clear that if there is war, that it means that he is not in charge.”

And I think everyone across the world sees him as a weak president. We saw when he went to Beijing, there was no joint statement. We saw the Russians and the Chinese had a joint statement. We saw all of his claims about what President Xi said in private to be false. The Chinese did not confirm any of the claims made by the Americans.

Things are not going well at any level. And George, I think that what they do not understand or maybe he, they do understand. But this is a sort of a final role of the dice. They may not comprehend that the Iranians are prepared to suffer. The Iranians are prepared to accept the pain and the hardship of this starvation siege.

Because they know that this is a fight for their survival. And then he talks about this disastrous trip, the Donald Trump took to China. This is how they, this is how they feel about him in Iran. I mean, this guy is as close as you get to MB Galibov, the main negotiator for Iran and Iraq. She he's with their crew.

And here he is on George Galois podcast. Let's play this clip. Right after the Iranian Foreign Minister's trip.

“And then right before the Russian President's trip, I think says a great deal.”

First of all, it shows that the power has transitioned already to Asia.

And that Trump is clearly not the equal of the Chinese President. But second of all, it shows that the Chinese are in full coordination, or at least they're highly coordinating their efforts and their positions with the Iranians and the Russians. And that should be something that the Americans think about a bit more carefully. The United States is losing ground.

And here they start another war. It is going to get much worse. And it's going to get much worse, much faster than before. George, if the United States attacks Iran again, Iran will be relentless. And if the United States runs out of ammunition, they shouldn't expect Iran to stop fighting.

But the Iranians will stop fighting only when all of their objectives are achieved. The same is true with Yemen, the same is true with Iraq. And the same is true with the resistance in Lebanon. And then you had Colonel Douglas McGregor, and he was just on Daniel Davis podcast. I mean, got two military guys talking here.

I want to share this with you because McGregor is a former Fox guy. He's a former Trump guy. I mean, Trump appointed him to be like the ambassador to Germany, but his application was withdrawn. This guy was super close to Trump.

And you'll see how critical they are of just how bad Trump has handled everything.

But specifically this war, and they make it clear that the US presence right now, Donald Trump has demonstrated that US presence in your country is now a liability, whereas it used to demonstrate strength and offensive capability that most of these other countries actually want us gone. And this guy's a Trump is showing you this because this guy was a Trumper.

You don't really get, I mean, not anymore, but he was here play this clip. Iran is, in fact, a winning war, whether we like it or not. Right. Now, there's something else though, and this is very, very important. And you're already a sneeze to understand that. Bases like this are very important to the Department of Defense.

I'm sorry, the Department of War at the moment. And that's because forward presence, the presence of US Naval Air and Ground Forces,

far from the United States is always being part of this notion of forward defense,

“that the best way to prevent wars as being as far forward as possible,”

and making it impossible for the enemy to rapidly overrun everything. Well, those days have been over for years. This kind of thing, I and others have talked about this repeatedly. If you put something forward within range of all of these missile systems and unmanned systems, given overhead surveillance, you're going to lose them.

Now, if you lose all of this overhead and excuse me, all this overseas structure,

Well, guess what?

“The Department of Defense doesn't want to give anything up.”

We're about to be thrown out of Germany.

Once we get rid of this Chancellor of Maths, and eventually the Alternative, your dodge law, the AFD, takes over, and they have a Chancellor, we're going to throw us out of Germany. And by the way, the Koreans are already pushing to throw us out of South Korea.

They're being polite about it.

“That's effectively what they'd like, and the Japanese are not far behind,”

because instead of being a source of defensive capability, instead of being there to protect these countries, we are now seeing, we're now seeing as being a magnet for conflict, a catalyst for war, frankly. Because if they're a target, because they have US forces on their soil,

what's the point of having us on their soil? Boy, have we been, what's the word?

“We've been exposed, I guess, is the best way to put it.”

And what a shame and embarrassment it is, all this provottal really. Well, this is what happens when you overstay your welcome anyway, but right now it's matched by technological change that is fundamentally shifted. The Advantage in Warfare, the Advantage in Warfare strategically, and I would argue, operationally, is now defensive.

And we have built everything that we do on the basis of offensive action. We had better start thinking about how we're going to defend the continental United States. And we've better start thinking about quickly. There you have a folks, let me know what you think.

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