Trump Shaken as EVERYONE Abandons Him

0:00 further.

0:01 What will you send your team to Moscow to negotiate further now that you

0:06 Well, I would do it.

0:07 If I thought it would help, I'd do it.

0:08 I'd love to see that war end.

0:11 I've settled eight wars and actually nine

0:13 and now it looks like we could have 10,

0:15 but I would love to make that the 10th.

0:17 I He settled eight wars, but it's actually nine.

0:19 Now it's 10 and it's soon going to be 15.

0:22 The reality is he's trying to count the Iran war that he

0:26 started a few months ago as a war that he has now solved.

0:30 He's also counting the Israel and Gaza conflict which

0:32 the ceasefire lasted maybe 24 hours before Israel continued

0:36 to strike and starve the civilians of Gaza

0:39 and Hamas began to kill dissident in the Gaza Strip.

0:42 So that ceasefire didn't hold.

0:44 Five of the wars he's citing are just lies.

0:46 The other five, he was basically on the phone while

0:49 a negotiation happened and then he claims he ended this war.

0:53 It is obvious that Donald Trump is trying to reverse engineer how

0:56 he can become some great man of peace or great man of history,

1:00 whatever he wants to be, right?

1:02 He's grandiose in that manner.

1:03 So, he's reverse engineering this idea that he

1:06 has solved or ended 10 separate wars when

1:09 that is obviously not true and we should

1:11 not let him get away with lies like this.

1:12 In fact, Donald Trump has struck 10

1:15 different countries since he got into office.

1:17 I'll post a list on my Substack, adamockler.com.

1:21 Make sure you check it out.

1:22 But we're going to list out all

1:23 of the countries Trump has struck since he took office.

1:26 And it is 10 at this point.

1:29 He is lying.

1:30 The world is abandoning Donald Trump.

1:31 And he is repeating the same old neocon

1:34 policies that have racked up trillions in debts,

1:36 killed a bunch of young men and women my age,

1:39 and turned America into a pariah on the global stage.

1:42 We're going to break all of this down throughout this video.

1:44 Make sure you drop a like.

1:45 Make sure you subscribe to the Adam Machar feed.

1:47 And before we jump more into Donald

1:49 Trump's meltdown on the White House front lawn, as he does every single day,

1:55 before we jump into the failure that this war is,

1:57 I want to talk a little bit about how

1:59 the world is viewing us throughout all of this.

2:01 Because just this morning,

2:02 Peter Majar of Hungary was sworn in to replace Victor Orban.

2:07 This is incredible for a few reasons.

2:08 Peter Majar is not some like progressive liberal

2:11 who love he's not aligned with us perfectly.

2:14 He's actually a former member of Victor Orban's party,

2:17 but he is somebody who genuinely believes in democracy.

2:20 He's pro- Ukraine.

2:22 He's pro-EU.

2:23 He says f Russia, f the Russian um oligarchy and the propaganda.

2:28 He's returning democracy to Hungary.

2:30 And he's for liberalism in the broad sense,

2:33 meaning freedom, the freedom to vote,

2:35 the freedom to be, choose what you want to be, right?

2:38 So he's trying to make Hungary a more socially harmonious

2:41 country and fix up the institutions and I absolutely appreciate that.

2:45 In fact, when he won, he refused to call Donald Trump because Trump and JD

2:50 Vance endorsed and tried to rally for Victor Orban.

2:54 We have this right here.

2:55 Majar says he won't call Trump after election win.

2:58 This was a few weeks ago.

2:59 Hungary's new prime minister, Peter Majar,

3:01 says he will not initiate contact with US President

3:04 Donald Trump following his landslide victory over Victor Orban,

3:08 but will remain open to dialogue if approached, which that's fair.

3:11 Sure.

3:12 The stance marks a break from Orban's close personal ties

3:15 with Trump despite Majar having previously praised the US leader.

3:19 In contrast to Orbin,

3:21 his position signals a shift towards a stronger European Union

3:24 and more NATO alignment while maintaining pragmatic relations with Washington.

3:28 I think that is absolutely fair of Peter Majiar

3:31 and it's a type of ruthless liberalism that I have

3:35 been advocating for for a while and I hope

3:37 that bleeds through on the Adam Mocker channel by the way.

3:40 I hope that you're able to see we try

3:41 to be assertive aggressive while standing up for human dignity.

3:44 I think that's what Peter Majiar is.

3:46 I'm not saying he's liberal like a Democrat in America.

3:48 I'm saying he is standing up for democracy

3:51 in an affirmative manner while also being ruthless.

3:55 I mean, when he became the prime minister,

3:57 he took a photo next to the president, who was Victor Orban's right-hand man.

4:00 He took a photo of them standing next to each other.

4:03 Then Peter Majiar posted that photo saying basically, "This guy is fired.

4:07 Get out of my place.

4:08 Get out of my administration." Just brilliantly

4:10 ruthless against people who are pro-Russia stooges.

4:15 That brings me over to Donald Trump.

4:17 We're going to return to the United

4:18 States international standing in just one moment.

4:21 But when Donald Trump is doing these White House front lawn meltdowns,

4:25 in his mind, he's getting narrative control over a war that is not going well.

4:30 Donald Trump is a president who likes to uniquely be in front of the cameras.

4:33 He likes to talk a lot of in front of the cameras.

4:35 We all know this.

4:36 And because in his mind, he's gaining some sort of control over the narrative.

4:40 But we're getting to a point where there are no reality tests around him,

4:43 no walls around him for him to be able

4:45 to push back on and understand what's real and what's not.

4:48 We've been there for a while.

4:49 So every single time he steps in front of the camera,

4:52 he further embarrasses us on the global stage.

4:54 Here is him talking about Project Freedom,

4:57 the project that was announced by the White House to reopen the straight

5:00 of Hormuz and get ships through that they had to close down 20 hours later.

5:06 It didn't even last for 24 hours before they

5:09 had to shut it down because we are being humiliated.

5:12 Take a listen to this clip.

5:13 Prime Minister Marshall, but I think project freedom is good,

5:19 but I think we have other ways of doing it also.

5:22 We may go back to project freedom if it is project freedom.

5:28 Sorry, it's a little bit hard to hear due

5:29 to the helicopter and due to all the noise.

5:31 I understand that.

5:32 But I have the transcript right here.

5:34 He says, "We may go back to project freedom,

5:36 but it would be project freedom plus project freedom plus other things." Dog,

5:43 we don't have a plan for this war, do we?

5:45 We are almost 70 days into this war.

5:47 And our first operation, Epic Fury, Epic Fury,

5:51 was such a failure that they had to disband this operation.

5:54 We didn't get any concessions from Iran.

5:56 Zero.

5:57 And now we're starting a new project called Project Freedom.

6:00 But even that was disbanded after 24 hours.

6:03 And now we're essentially in no man's land.

6:05 We're entering another long,

6:07 endless Middle Eastern war in which there is no off-ramp.

6:10 And this is why the United States is

6:12 rapidly losing all respect on the global stage.

6:14 Here's Trump saying that Iran is actually coming along quite nicely.

6:23 Do you have any reaction?

6:26 Send an aircraft carrier to the straight of hormone trans.

6:30 Any reaction?

6:30 No, I have no reaction to that.

6:32 No, not at all.

6:33 I think we're doing very well.

6:34 Iran is seeming to be coming along very well.

6:38 Militarily very good.

6:39 We'll see whether or not they can get there.

6:41 Dave, go ahead.

6:43 Okay.

6:43 But a war going well militarily does not mean that we're winning.

6:46 We know this from Afghanistan and Iraq.

6:49 Saddam Hussein was quite easy to kill for the United States.

6:52 We have a strong military.

6:54 But that turned into years and years of a messy,

6:57 grinding counterinsurgency that cost us trillions and trillions of dollars.

7:02 Same thing with Afghanistan.

7:04 Same thing with this war.

7:05 Our president is lying and saying that it's coming along well when it's not.

7:10 We have no cards right now and Iran is

7:12 not incentivized to negotiate with us in any meaningful way.

7:16 Germany's Chancellor Mays is also talking about the real important issues.

7:21 God, I wish we had a leader in the United States

7:23 that was laser focused on the largest threats in the world,

7:26 which in my eyes would be Russia.

7:29 In my eyes would be the authoritarian populism that is spreading through Europe.

7:33 In my eyes would be people like Elon Musk

7:36 in the sense that he owns so much power

7:38 with these platforms and we need some way to make

7:41 sure that one man can't have all of this power.

7:43 But I wish we had a president that was laser focused on AI,

7:47 wealth inequality, healthcare, affordability,

7:50 all of these issues both domestically and globally would be great.

7:53 But instead, we have a president who's focused on a ballroom and an endless war.

7:57 The reason I say this is because when I look at um

8:00 the German Chancellor Mayors and even when I look at Peter Majar

8:02 as well from Hungary who just got sworn in, these are people

8:06 who are laser focused on defeating the authoritarian threat that Russia is.

8:11 My worry is when we allow them to continue

8:13 to gain power and build their propaganda systems and enact war,

8:17 wage war on Ukraine,

8:19 they're basically just getting stronger and stronger over there in Russia

8:22 over time because the United States isn't putting belt to ass.

8:25 We don't have our foot on their neck applying pressure to a country

8:28 that would like to see nothing more than the dissolution of the United States.

8:32 And here's the reality.

8:33 The Iranian regime is no friend of the US either.

8:36 the Iranian regime we should be making

8:38 deals with and negotiating with and hopefully integrating

8:41 them into the global economy to dradicalize

8:43 the leadership because the people who live in Iran,

8:46 the citizens of Iran are repressed.

8:49 They are beaten.

8:49 They are oppressed.

8:50 Friend of the show, Micah Ergon, who's my policy adviser, he's Iranian-American.

8:55 He has family in Iran and from Iran, and he has so many stories that we've

8:58 talked through of his family members being beaten,

9:01 women in his family being beaten for not dressing the right way.

9:05 This is not some liberal ideal.

9:07 And every time I call this out,

9:08 I get all these emails and comments saying, "Adam, you misunderstand.

9:12 Russia and Iran are not the bad guys.

9:14 The United States is the bad guy." I think that is very, very misguided.

9:18 I think we can talk about all of the flaws of the United States,

9:21 all of the crimes that our president is committing with with also

9:24 understanding the Iranian regime and the Russian regime are next level.

9:29 Uh, Russia hasn't held an election since

9:32 the year 2000 because Vladimir Putin has been killing,

9:36 poisoning, and destroying all of his opponents

9:39 with fake elections where he gets 90%.

9:42 It's not like that in the United States.

9:44 But to continue, here is German Chancellor Mayors saying,

9:48 "We all know that security in Europe

9:49 has fundamentally changed in recent years." And he

9:52 calls out Russia with the type of clarity that our leaders are just missing.

9:55 And this cooperation makes all of us makes Europe safer.

10:02 So we all know that security

10:04 in Europe has fundamentally changed in recent years.

10:08 It is clear that Russia poses an imminent threat to us.

10:13 In this time of geopolitical uncertainty and growing security challenges,

10:20 Germany carries a special responsibility.

10:25 not only for its own future but also for the unity of Europe as a whole.

10:32 And we drums we know that Germany needs to become

10:40 an anchor in terms of security and economic stability in Europe.

10:46 And I promise you today Germany is rising to this strategic challenge.

10:54 We are these are leaders that understand transforming our army, the Bundesphere,

11:00 into the quote strongest conventional army in Europe.

11:05 That is the line right there.

11:06 They're transforming their army into the strongest conventional army in Europe

11:10 because these leaders understand the stakes on the global stage.

11:14 They understand the growing populist authoritarian strain of politics

11:18 that has seeped its way into mainstream US politics,

11:21 mainstream European politics, even politics in other continents as well.

11:26 That we need to be pushing back

11:27 because Vladimir Putin will take advantage of this.

11:30 This brings me back to domestic grounds.

11:33 Donald Trump is sitting here not even

11:34 understanding what's going on in his own administration.

11:37 And it's important to draw this dichotomy or this juxtaposition if you

11:41 will between leaders like Mayers and Peter Majar who understand the stakes

11:44 of the moment and who are pushing back against Russia versus Donald

11:48 Trump who is so incredibly sidetracked that he gets asked about Marty Mccari.

11:52 Marty Mccari is the current FDA commissioner under Donald Trump.

11:56 And Trump has been telling a plethora of reporters and journalists

12:00 and people in the news that he's about to fire Marty Mccari.

12:03 There's, you know, a Wall Street Journal front page article from yesterday.

12:06 Trump is planning to fire his FDA commissioner.

12:09 He's a MAGA advocate and he's had a tumultuous tenure.

12:12 But when Trump gets asked about this, he claims he doesn't even know.

12:15 He's just been reading about it in the papers.

12:17 Dog, you're the one who have been you're

12:19 the one who's been telling the papers about this.

12:20 What are we doing?

12:21 What are we doing here?

12:22 Listen, Marty McCar.

12:24 Nothing much.

12:27 Are you going to fire him?

12:28 Uh, I've been reading about it, but I know nothing about it.

12:33 I mean, it's actually just sort of a brilliant PR strategy.

12:36 It's brilliantly stupid.

12:37 He tells the press something, so then they start to ask him about it,

12:41 and when he gets asked about it,

12:42 he acts like he doesn't know anything other than what he read in the press,

12:45 even though he was the one that planted it in the press in the first place.

12:48 And it's just a a never-ending feedback loop of him controlling the narrative.

12:51 That's why we need to break it.

12:52 We need to break the narrative.

12:54 We need to push back and make sure they can't get away with this That's

12:56 what we've been doing every single day when we go on CNN and do these debates,

13:00 which we have more coming up soon.

13:01 When we host our own debate show, which we have coming up soon,

13:04 when we do all of these podcasts and videos and push back,

13:08 it is a narrative breaker.

13:09 It is quite literally a circuit breaker

13:11 for the Republican narrative that they don't want you questioning.

13:15 Well, we question it.

13:15 We break the narrative and we push through.

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