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00:00Last week, Donald and Melania arrived in Britain for an unprecedented second state visit.
00:15They got the royal treatment.
00:24And Donald took center stage.
00:27The bond of kinship and identity between America and the United Kingdom is priceless.
00:33We are, as a country, as you know, doing unbelievably well.
00:39We had a very sick country one year ago, and today I believe we're the hottest country anywhere in the world.
00:47Seems Donald's feeling on top of the world.
00:57The artwork. I saw more paintings than any human being has ever seen.
01:13And statues. But they treated us great. They treated our country great.
01:17Donald J. Trump is back in the White House.
01:24But this time he's doing it his way.
01:35Conducting his presidency entirely in front of the TV cameras.
01:39As he plays the starring role in the greatest political soap opera in history.
01:51It's the first TV show that affects all our lives.
01:56And the whole world is watching.
01:58This is going to be great television, I will say that.
02:01This is going to be great television, I will say that.
02:28This is going to be great television.
02:32It's going to be great television, I will say that.
02:37What really goes on inside Donald Trump's mind?
02:42What really goes on inside Donald Trump's mind?
02:57Maybe the most interesting aspect of all is his foreign policy.
03:03It could be the wildest, most outlandish, boldest, craziest foreign policy of any president ever.
03:12So what's he up to?
03:23Would you agree that it's a more aggressive foreign policy than your first term?
03:27It's more aggressive. It's better. We're making our country larger. We're making our country stronger.
03:34My first term, I was fighting everybody because they were very aggressive toward me.
03:38This time it's much more, they've lost their confidence, so I have more time to do what I want to do.
03:46He says he wants Greenland.
03:48We need Greenland because of national security, international security, world security, world peace.
03:55And he wants Canada.
03:58Now, I love the people of Canada. We have a great relationship.
04:02But if they became our 51st state, it would be the greatest thing they could ever do.
04:06Think of how beautiful that country would be without that artificial line running right through it.
04:11Somebody drew it many years ago with a ruler, just a line.
04:15And he wants Gaza.
04:16I'm committed to buying and owning Gaza.
04:22And think of it as a big real estate site.
04:25And today, he's making a special announcement.
04:28Even bigger than the Super Bowl. This is a big thing.
04:31Attention on board. Ladies and gentlemen, if you could please direct your attention out the right side of the aircraft.
04:36Air Force One is currently in international waters.
04:39For the first time in history flying over the recently renamed Gulf of America.
04:44Please enjoy the flight.
04:46And we are now about to head westbound to Super Bowl 59.
04:50Wow. He did that well.
04:54Isn't that nice?
04:57Some say he's pretending to be crazy.
05:02The so-called madman theory of foreign policy.
05:06Just a strategy to get what he wants.
05:10Others say he really is crazy.
05:15Others think he's a little too close to Vladimir Putin.
05:21Those are some of the contenders for what goes on inside his head.
05:27See what you think.
05:36Let's start with the idea that he's a bit of a genius.
05:43Acting crazy.
05:44We must, as a nation, be more unpredictable.
06:02We are totally predictable.
06:05We're sending troops, we tell them.
06:07We're sending something else, we have a news conference.
06:10We have to be unpredictable.
06:13And we have to be unpredictable starting now.
06:16Nobody was expecting Trump would offer to take over Gaza as part of America.
06:30Why would they want to return?
06:33The place has been hell.
06:35It's been one of the meanest, one of the meanest, toughest places on earth.
06:40Everybody I've spoken to loves the idea of the United States owning that piece of land.
07:02We have an opportunity to do something that could be phenomenal.
07:13And I don't want to be cute.
07:14I don't want to be a wise guy.
07:16But the Riviera of the Middle East, this could be something that could be so bad.
07:20This could be so magnificent.
07:22Thank you all very much.
07:23He even reposts an intriguing artificial intelligence vision of what Trump's Gaza could look like.
07:34With some surprising guest appearances.
07:36So what's going on?
08:03Well, it could all be a strategy.
08:06The old madman theory of foreign policy.
08:10Used by Henry Kissinger.
08:12For President Richard Nixon.
08:16You've talked about what has been called the madman theory.
08:21Unless you negotiate in a serious way, Nixon is just erratic enough that he might do something dangerous.
08:26Do you think they were afraid of you?
08:28Oh, yes.
08:29Well, they were afraid of me, though, not because of my appearances and not because of my speeches,
08:34but because what I had done.
08:36Their idea was to act crazy, to terrify their enemies, and make themselves impossible to predict.
08:47He's on the roof.
08:49He's on the roof.
08:51Mr. President, what are you doing up there?
08:53Sir, do you approve nuclear missiles?
09:00Take more missiles to be launched.
09:04Quiet.
09:07Okay, so maybe it's some kind of strategic genius.
09:10Trump keeps everyone on their back foot.
09:13You never know what he's going to do next.
09:14Could this explain his supposed interest in invading Greenland?
09:29With everything going on in the world, it does seem strange to send the Vice President to a U.S. base on this icy tundra.
09:40It's not in here.
09:56It's not in here.
10:00All right.
10:02Here we go.
10:03Hey, guys, how we doing?
10:18Please, at ease.
10:19At ease.
10:20Good Lord, sit down and eat.
10:21Sit down and eat.
10:22Don't let the Vice President stop you guys from getting your chow here.
10:25How we doing?
10:25If it is a madman strategy, it seems to be working.
10:38Even America's allies look nervous.
10:43Thank you very much.
10:44It's a great honor to have Prime Minister Starmer in the Oval Office.
10:49It's a very special place, and he's a special man.
10:52And the United Kingdom is a, this is a wonderful country.
10:56We get along very famously, as you would say.
10:59And I'm very impressed with him.
11:02I'm very impressed with his wife, I must say.
11:04She's a beautiful, great woman.
11:08And I said, you're very lucky.
11:12He's very lucky.
11:13And I'll always be with the British, okay?
11:16I'll always be with them.
11:17But they don't need help.
11:18You look at their career, you have done very well over the years, haven't you?
11:23We have.
11:23I'm very proud of our country.
11:25And we have, but we've also always been backing each other up.
11:29Could you take on Russia by yourselves?
11:31Well.
11:33All right, one or two more.
11:35The madman strategy seems to be a real contender for what Trump's up to.
11:41But there are a couple of other folks who have a more sinister explanation.
11:48We've put together a great cabinet.
11:55We're going to solve a lot of problems.
11:56We're doing very well with Russia, Ukraine.
12:00President Zelensky is going to be coming on Friday.
12:03That's now confirmed.
12:04And we're going to be signing an agreement.
12:06Sir, of all the deals that you've done in your life,
12:08all the people you've sat across from and negotiated with,
12:10is President Putin distinct in any way?
12:14He's a very smart guy.
12:15He's a very cunning person.
12:17But I've dealt with some people that I've dealt with some really bad people.
12:22Now, President Putin used to be head of the Russian intelligence service, the FSB.
12:38And it's suggested by some media folk
12:41that Putin could have something on the president.
12:45Imagine if the Putin government somehow could just do a thought experiment.
12:56Imagine they could somehow exert control or influence over the government of the United States.
13:05What do you think the Putin government would have the U.S. government do if he could control it?
13:10What kind of headlines would you expect to see about the operations of our government under that kind of a scenario?
13:18For those who do think there's something going on here,
13:21there's some examples they often point to.
13:25Donald swears in his hand-picked Attorney General, Pam Bondi.
13:29On her first day in the job, she shuts down the FBI team
13:34who look into Russian influence on American elections.
13:37And the sanctions on Russia?
13:41She gets rid of the team trying to enforce them.
13:45And America's spy agency, the CIA?
13:49Well, Donald takes an axe to that.
13:52And he pulls the plug on support for the electricity supply of Ukraine.
13:58And I want to congratulate Pam.
14:01She's worked hard, so hard, and unbelievably fair and unbelievably good at law enforcement.
14:08I just want to congratulate you.
14:11Very special person.
14:19The last time Donald was president,
14:22there was an investigation into his campaign's ties with Russia.
14:26The investigation uncovered a web of Russian interference
14:30and repeated contact with his inner circle.
14:34But it didn't find evidence of a criminal conspiracy.
14:38Donald's always called the whole Russia thing a hoax
14:41and claimed the report cleared him.
14:44He doubled down during a bumpy ride in the back of the beast.
14:48There's no collusion and essentially a ruling that no obstruction.
14:52And they keep going with it.
14:53You know what?
14:54People are angry about it.
14:56I don't think that's what he found.
14:57But we don't have time for that.
14:58Now we'll talk about that later.
14:58That is what he found.
14:59Excuse me.
15:00He found no collusion.
15:01And he didn't find anything having to do with obstruction
15:04because they made a ruling based on his findings.
15:07And they said no obstruction.
15:07He didn't examine collusion.
15:09He laid out evidence of the structure.
15:10But were you trying to say now that there was collusion?
15:12Even though he said there is no collusion.
15:15He didn't say there's no collusion.
15:15He said no collusion.
15:16He said he didn't look at George.
15:18The report said no collusion.
15:20Did you read the report?
15:21Yes, I did.
15:22And you should read it too.
15:23I read it.
15:23Come on, let's go.
15:24Thing is, Trump's national security guy pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI
15:32about how close he was to the Russians.
15:39And you know, Trump's campaign manager,
15:42he even went to jail for keeping his Russia links quiet.
15:46Traitor.
15:48They've both since been given a full pardon by Donald J. Trump.
15:53Now, Zelensky, whose country has been invaded by Russia, arrives at the White House.
16:07Ukraine has had almost half a million people killed or injured,
16:11and tens of thousands of their children abducted by the Russians.
16:16Donald plans to have him sign away his mineral rights.
16:19Before sorting out a deal, he gives him a tour of the Oval Office.
16:25Do you associate yourself with any famous historical figures?
16:37I'd say George Washington, Abraham Lincoln.
16:40I hope I'll be known and recognized as a peacemaker.
16:44This would be a great thing to solve.
16:46This is a very dangerous situation.
16:49You know, this could lead to a third world war.
16:51Yeah, please.
16:52I want to respond to this.
16:54So, look, for four years in the United States of America,
16:56we had a president who stood up at press conferences and talked tough about Vladimir Putin,
17:01and then Putin invaded Ukraine and destroyed a significant chunk of the country.
17:06The path to peace and the path to prosperity is maybe engaging in diplomacy.
17:12That's what President Trump is doing.
17:13Can I ask you?
17:15Sure.
17:16Yeah?
17:17So, Putin, he occupied big parts of Ukraine on 2014.
17:222015.
17:222015.
17:242014.
17:242014.
17:252014.
17:26Yeah, yeah.
17:26So, he killed...
17:27I was not here.
17:28Yeah, but...
17:28That's exactly right.
17:29Yes, but I signed with him ceasefire.
17:33But after that, he broke in this ceasefire.
17:36What kind of diplomacy, J.D., you are speaking about?
17:39What do you mean?
17:41I'm talking about the kind of diplomacy that's going to end the destruction of your country.
17:45Yes, but if you are not strong...
17:46Mr. President, with respect, I think it's disrespectful for you to come into the Oval Office
17:50and try to litigate this in front of the American media.
17:52Right now, you guys are going around and forcing conscripts to the front lines because
17:57you have manpower problems.
17:59You should be thanking the President for trying to bring it into this conflict.
18:02Have you ever been to Ukraine that you say what problems we have?
18:05I have been to...
18:06Come once.
18:07I have actually watched and seen the stories, and I know what happens is you bring people,
18:13you bring them on a propaganda tour, Mr. President.
18:16Do you disagree that you've had problems bringing people into your military?
18:20We have problems.
18:21And do you think that it's respectful to come to the Oval Office of the United States of
18:25America and attack the administration that is trying to prevent the destruction of your
18:29country?
18:29A lot of questions.
18:31Let's start from the beginning.
18:32Sure.
18:32First of all, during the war, everybody has problems.
18:36Even you.
18:37But you have nice ocean.
18:39And don't feel now.
18:40But you will feel it in the future.
18:43God bless.
18:43You don't know that.
18:44God bless.
18:44God bless.
18:45You will not have the war.
18:47Don't tell us what we're going to feel.
18:48We're trying to solve a problem.
18:50Don't tell us what we're going to feel.
18:52I'm not telling you.
18:52Because you're in no position to dictate that.
18:54Remember this.
18:55You're in no position to dictate what we're going to feel.
19:00We're going to feel very good.
19:02You will feel influenced.
19:02We're going to feel very good and very strong.
19:05You will feel influenced.
19:06You're right now not in a very good position.
19:09You've allowed yourself to be in a very bad position, and he happens to be right about it.
19:12From the very beginning of the war, Mr. President, I was listening.
19:16You don't have the cards right now.
19:18With us, you start having cards.
19:19I'm not playing cards.
19:20Right now, you don't.
19:21I'm very serious, Mr. President.
19:22You're playing cards.
19:24You're gambling with the lives of millions of people.
19:26You're gambling with World War III.
19:29What are you thinking about?
19:30You're gambling with World War III.
19:32And what you're doing is very disrespectful to the country, this country.
19:37I'm with all respect to you, Mr. President.
19:39Far more than a lot of people said they should have.
19:42Have you said thank you once?
19:43A lot of times.
19:44No, in this entire meeting that you said thank you, you went to Pennsylvania and campaigned
19:49for the opposition in October.
19:51Offer some words of appreciation for the United States of America and the president who's trying
19:56to save your country.
19:59Please, you think that if you will speak very loudly about the war, you can speak.
20:04He's not speaking loudly.
20:05He's not speaking loudly.
20:06Your country is in big trouble.
20:08Can I answer?
20:09No, no.
20:09You've done a lot of talking.
20:11Your country is in big trouble.
20:13I know.
20:13You're not winning.
20:14I know.
20:14You're not winning this.
20:15I...
20:16You have a damn good chance of coming out okay because of us.
20:19Mr. President, we are staying in our country, staying strong from the very beginning of the
20:23war.
20:24We've been alone.
20:25And we are thankful.
20:26I said thanks in this cabinet.
20:28You haven't been alone.
20:28Mr. President, we gave you through the stupid president $350 billion.
20:33You voted for your president.
20:34We gave you military equipment.
20:36You voted for your president.
20:36And your men are brave, but they had to use our military...
20:39What about Westpik?
20:39If you didn't have our military equipment, if you didn't have our military equipment,
20:45this war would have been over in two weeks.
20:47In three days.
20:48I heard it from Putin.
20:49In three days.
20:51This is something new.
20:51Maybe less.
20:52In two weeks.
20:53Of course, yeah.
20:53It's going to be a very hard thing to do business like this.
20:56I tell you.
20:57To say thank you, except that there are disagreements, and let's go litigate those
21:05disagreements, rather than trying to fight it out in the American media when you're wrong.
21:09We know that you're wrong.
21:10But you see, I think it's good for the American people to see what's going on out here.
21:14I think it's very important.
21:15That's why I kept this going so long.
21:18You have to be thankful.
21:20You don't have the cards.
21:21I'm thankful.
21:21You're buried there.
21:23Your people are dying.
21:24I can tell you again.
21:25You're running low on soldiers.
21:26Don't, don't, please, Mr. President.
21:27You're running low on soldiers.
21:29It would be a damn good thing.
21:30Then you tell us, I don't want a ceasefire.
21:33I don't want a ceasefire.
21:35I want to go, and I want this.
21:37Look, if you could get a ceasefire right now, I tell you, you'd take it so the bullets
21:42stop flying and your men stop getting killed.
21:44Of course, of course, we want to stop the war.
21:45But I said to you.
21:47I want a ceasefire.
21:48With guarantees.
21:49Because you'll get a ceasefire faster than a degree.
21:51Ask our people about a ceasefire.
21:53What they think.
21:54It doesn't matter for you what it means.
21:56That wasn't with me.
21:59Of course, there is another theory about what goes on in Donald's mind.
22:04It could be that he's not a genius, but thinks he is.
22:09Really, he's just a former TV star with a huge ego who's making it all up as he goes
22:15along.
22:16What if Russia breaks the ceasefire?
22:19What are you saying?
22:20She's asking, what if Russia breaks the ceasefire?
22:24What if they, what if anything?
22:25What if a bomb drops on your head right now?
22:28Okay?
22:29What if they broke it?
22:31I don't know.
22:31They broke it with Biden because Biden, they didn't respect him.
22:34They didn't respect Obama.
22:36They respect me.
22:38You got to be more thankful because let me tell you, you don't have the cards.
22:43With us, you have the cards.
22:45But without us, you don't have any cards.
22:50All right.
22:50I think we've seen enough.
22:52What do you think?
22:54This is going to be great television.
22:56I will say that.
23:11When it comes to understanding Donald Trump,
23:13you don't have to believe in any conspiracy, nor any genius strategy.
23:19Crazy.
23:22I'm crazy for feeling.
23:26Maybe he's just a narcissist who thinks he's a genius, doesn't know too much about foreign policy,
23:32and just makes it up as he goes along.
23:36I'm loving you.
23:42The reason he's gotten so far is he knows politics plays out on TV.
23:50Could that be why he's filled his cabinet with a bunch of former TV personalities?
23:55Check out this guy.
24:02Mr. Hegseth, here's the president standing by you.
24:08Mr. Hegseth, here's the president standing by you.
24:11Mr. Hegseth, here's the president standing by you.
24:11Pete Hegseth is a former Fox TV news presenter who's now in charge of the military.
24:26Are you worried that Donald Trump is looking at potential alternatives to you, Mr. Hegseth?
24:31He's accused of alcohol abuse and sexual misconduct, which he denies.
24:45But that's all in the past, and Pete is looking to a safer future.
24:51He and Donald have got a plan to make foreign policy less of a worry altogether.
24:57We have been discussing this for a long time.
24:59Pete and I used to discuss it when I was going to go on a show that he did very well and did
25:04tremendous ratings, but all he wanted to talk about was the military.
25:08He didn't want to talk about anything else.
25:09We used to talk about this.
25:11Pete, go ahead.
25:12Well, this right here, the Golden Dome for America, is a game changer.
25:17It's a generational investment in the security of America and Americans.
25:21Our enemies, our adversaries are going to pay a lot of attention to this.
25:24The Golden Dome is a mighty shield that will repel any missile that's fired at it.
25:30Thank you, Pete.
25:31Pete's doing a great job, by the way.
25:33Thank you very much.
25:34Thank you very much.
25:36Israel has Iron Dome, but because it's Trump's America, it's golden.
25:42It's got to be Golden Dome.
25:44This is never going to happen.
25:46It is a figment of Donald Trump's imagination.
25:48It's a big change for Pete, from a studio at Fox, to now deciding what to do about all
25:59the crazy stuff going on in the world.
26:04Like these guys, the Hooties.
26:08An Iran-backed group who've been attacking ships in support of Gaza.
26:12Donald has given the order to bomb those Hooties.
26:26Only problem is, Pete Hegseth accidentally shared the battle plans with a journalist when
26:33he put them on some kind of group chat.
26:35It's truly a shocking security brief.
26:38I mean, when I read the news, I literally just said, what the hell?
26:41I mean, I didn't know what else to say because I've never seen or heard of anything like this
26:45before.
26:46Seems like something out of a farce, like out of a comedy.
26:52Donald sends in the missiles.
26:59But we'll have to wait and see what he does about Pete.
27:02First, he has more pressing matters to attend to.
27:23Well, thank you very much, everybody, and a very happy Easter to everyone.
27:28And I just want to give a special thank you to our great First Lady who organized this
27:35entire event.
27:36She worked very, very hard on it.
27:40Some people think it's not Putin.
27:43But one of those on this balcony that really has Trump's ear, his wife, Melania.
27:49Happy Easter.
27:53What a beautiful crowd.
27:55P.J. was happy.
27:59It felt good to think of others.
28:02That night, P.J. and Honey Bunny watched one Hoppy Bunny movie after another, after another,
28:10after another, after another, until there were no Hoppy Bunny movies left to watch.
28:16They all fall asleep.
28:19They all fall asleep.
28:20The end.
28:30But scandal clouds the celebrations.
28:33More news has broken about Pete's hootie mishap.
28:40It turns out he's also sent battle plans to his brother and his wife, Jenny.
28:45Uh-oh.
28:49Looks like Pete has just got the news.
28:52Mr. Secretary, help the Easter Egg Bowl, sir.
28:55Hey, we're happy to be here at the Easter Egg Bowl, I'll tell you that.
28:57Be with the family.
28:58Beautiful day.
29:00And, uh, President Trump is changing the country.
29:03And he's creating opportunities for families all across America to better their lives.
29:07That's what Making America Great Again is all about.
29:10What do you want to say, sir, about the Signal Chat controversy?
29:13You know, what a big surprise that a bunch of, uh, a few leakers get fired and suddenly a bunch of hit pieces come out
29:19from, uh, the same media that peddled the Russia hoax, uh, won't get back their Pulitzers.
29:25They got Pulitzers for a bunch of lies.
29:27Pulitzers for a bunch of lies.
29:29And as they peddle those lies, no one ever calls them on it.
29:33See, this is what the media does.
29:35They take anonymous sources from disgruntled former employees,
29:39and then they try to slash and burn people and ruin their reputations.
29:43It's not going to work with me because we're changing the Defense Department
29:47and anonymous smears from disgruntled former employees on old news doesn't matter.
29:52So I'm happy to be here at the Easter egg roll with my dad and my kids.
29:56Because, you know, this is what we're doing it for.
29:58These kids right here.
30:00This is why we're fighting the fake news media.
30:03This is why we're fighting hoaxters.
30:05Hoaxters.
30:06This group, no, no, this group right here, full of hoaxters.
30:10I'm going to go roll some Easter eggs with my kids.
30:13Thank you very much.
30:13Thank you, sir.
30:14Thank you, sir.
30:28Thank you, sir.
30:30Thank you, sir.
30:31Donald heads overseas on a tour of Allied nations in the Middle East.
30:35You've been a-messin'.
30:38Well, you shouldn't have been a-messin'.
30:41First stop, Saudi Arabia, to strike a deal with Mohammed bin Salman.
30:47These boots are made for walking, and that's just what they'll do.
30:53One of these days, these boots are gonna walk all over you.
30:58The Saudi crown prince ain't above having journalists killed.
31:08But for Donald, he rolls out the red carpet.
31:14Donald senses there's a deal to be done, and he really turns on the charm.
31:19I want to thank Mohammed, I want to thank you, crown prince, for the incredible welcome you've shown us.
31:28It's been an unbelievable stay.
31:31Incredible opportunities are within reach for this region, and the United States is very, very strong right now.
31:38We're a hot country, just like you're a hot area.
31:41The whole world is watching us.
31:43Look at all the news over there, the fake news.
31:45Look at them.
31:46We have a special relationship.
31:47We have long had a special relationship, but it was an honor to spend a couple of days with you, and I'll see you again soon, and I'll see you a lot.
31:56Thank you all very much.
31:57Thank you, thank you.
32:06Donald must have impressed him as he walks away with a $142 billion arms deal with the Saudi crown prince.
32:16And the rest of the tour is a huge success, a series of lavish receptions and ceremonial honors.
32:24But not everyone in that part of the world gets on like peas and carrots.
32:32There is a new war in the Middle East.
32:34Donald's old friend, Bibi Netanyahu, has bombed Iran, starting a war.
32:42And it looks like all hell could break loose.
32:47Donald has to decide what to do.
32:50But today, he's putting up two huge flags on the White House lawn.
33:00Mr. President, would you give any Iranians an ultimatum?
33:05Uh, you could say so.
33:08They know, they know what's happening.
33:10Maybe you could call it the ultimate, the ultimate ultimatum, right?
33:15You could answer questions about whether you believe the U.S. would be even closer to striking Iranian nuclear facilities.
33:27Where's your mindset on that?
33:27Well, obviously I can't say that, right?
33:29But where's your mindset on that?
33:30You don't seriously think I'm going to answer that question.
33:32Will you strike the Iranian nuclear component?
33:36And what time exactly, sir?
33:38Sir, would you strike it?
33:39Would you please inform us so we can be there and watch?
33:43But would you say you're closer to wanting to get involved?
33:45You don't know. I may do it. I may not do it.
33:47I mean, nobody knows what I'm going to do.
33:54So, is he a genius playing the madman strategy?
33:57Some kind of puppet?
33:59Or just an old TV star making it up?
34:02Maybe we'll find the answer to what goes on in his mind in What Happens Next.
34:27Thank you very much.
34:28We all know the great prime minister of the U.K., and we just signed a document.
34:34This is...
34:35Sorry about that.
34:39Very important.
34:42A little windy out here.
34:43We just signed it, and it's done.
34:47And so we have our trade agreement with the European Union.
34:51This guy isn't actually the European Union.
34:55But Donald, thanks very much.
34:57It's a really important day for both of us.
35:00Great people. Great people.
35:04While Donald's at the G7 summit,
35:07things start really kicking off between Iran and Israel.
35:12So he tells folks he's got to leave early.
35:15I wish I could stay for tomorrow, but they understand.
35:18This is big stuff.
35:20Israel is waiting to see whether the U.S. will actually help.
35:38Iran is preparing to retaliate if the United States joins the conflict.
35:43Thank you very much.
35:51A short time ago, the U.S. military carried out massive precision strikes
35:57on the three key nuclear facilities in the Iranian regime.
36:03Tonight, I can report to the world that the strikes were a spectacular military success.
36:10Iran's key nuclear enrichment facilities have been completely and totally obliterated.
36:18Iran, the bully of the Middle East, must now make peace.
36:22And I want to just thank everybody, and in particular, God.
36:28I want to just say we love you, God, and we love our great military.
36:32Protect them.
36:33God bless the Middle East.
36:35God bless Israel.
36:36And God bless America.
36:38Thank you very much.
36:57Threatened with the terrifying might of the American war machine,
37:01Iran backs down.
37:05The president just posted on Truth Social moments ago saying a ceasefire has been fully agreed
37:11to by Israel and Iran.
37:13There will be a complete and total ceasefire.
37:16So Donald gets a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, which they both then break.
37:23We basically have two countries that have been fighting so long and so hard that they don't
37:29know what the fuck they're doing.
37:31Do you understand that?
37:32But Donald makes a couple of calls, and within hours, the deal's back on track.
37:38After telling the Middle East who's boss, he hits up the NATO summit, where world leaders
37:52kowtow to him, terrified of what he might do next.
37:56It's like two kids in a school yard, you know?
37:58They fight like hell.
37:59Daddy has to sometimes use strong language.
38:01Daddy is strong.
38:03Mark Ritter called you daddy.
38:05He did.
38:05He did it very affectionately.
38:06Daddy, you're my daddy.
38:07Whether he's playing crazy or just pretending, seems Donald can be peacemaker using good
38:14old brute force.
38:16Give me all your loving, all your love to give me.
38:19And with one peace deal under his belt, he just gets on a roll.
38:24It's a big, beautiful honor to welcome everyone to the White House for this very historic peace
38:31summit between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
38:34We are standing here today with hearts full of appreciations for your instrumental role in
38:42bringing the recent ceasefire between Cambodia and Thailand.
38:47And that's so beautifully stated, and I shouldn't say this because it's politically incorrect.
39:00And Bibi Netanyahu, a man wanted for crimes against humanity, made Donald's day by nominating
39:13him for the Nobel Peace Prize.
39:15Mr. President, the letter I sent to the Nobel Prize Committee, it's nominated for you for
39:23the Peace Prize, which is well-deserved.
39:25And you should get it.
39:27Thank you very much.
39:28This I didn't know.
39:30Well, thank you very much.
39:34Coming from you in particular, this is very meaningful.
39:37Thank you very much, Bibi.
39:38Thank you for everything you do.
39:40It's a great honor.
39:42Thank you all very much.
39:49Now, lately, people have been raising concerns about Donald's health.
39:58He's almost 80, after all.
40:01Some folks think he might be covering something up.
40:18Maybe getting closer to those pearly gates, or the other place, has gotten Donald really
40:24thinking about the kind of world he wants to leave behind.
40:29As president, my highest aspiration is to bring peace and stability to the world.
40:35If I can get to heaven, this will be one of the reasons.
40:39I want to try and get to heaven if possible.
40:41I'm hearing I'm not doing well.
40:43Donald almost sounds sincere.
40:46But if world peace is this old man's aim, he's got one promise still to deliver.
40:54And for that, it's time to meet up with an old acquaintance.
41:04Vladimir Putin.
41:08There's nothing set in stone.
41:10I want certain things.
41:11I want to see a ceasefire.
41:13I want the killing to stop.
41:14I'm in this to stop the killing.
41:16And I'm not going to be happy if it's not today.
41:17Vladimir's been losing 1,000 troops a day in Ukraine, with over a million dead or injured
41:30so far.
41:31Maybe the time has come to end the war, after all.
41:37Flying into Alaska right now and into the history books.
41:41Donald gives Vladimir the red carpet treatment when they meet up in Alaska.
41:51The sight of Donald's boys on their knees before the Russian leader doesn't go down all that
41:57well in Kyiv.
42:00But Donald don't seem too bothered about those folks.
42:04The world is on the edge of its seat, as these two men meet in person for the first time
42:31in years.
42:34Having bullied the rest of the world into doing things his way, this time, Donald's going
42:55toe-to-toe with one of the world's most ruthless operators.
42:58But Donald's always said there's nothing untoward in his relationship with Vladimir.
43:07It's just that you have to keep people close if you're going to get a deal done.
43:11It's time to play deal or no deal.
43:18The talks end quicker than anyone expects.
43:32They didn't even get to have lunch.
43:37The result?
43:39We haven't quite got there.
43:44So there's no deal until there's a deal.
43:47No deal.
43:48Mr. President, I'd like to thank you very much.
43:50And we'll speak to you very soon and probably see you again very soon.
43:54Thank you very much, Vladimir.
43:56And next time in Moscow.
43:58Oh, that's an interesting one.
44:01I don't know.
44:01I'll get a little heat on that one.
44:02But I could see it possibly happening.
44:05Thank you very much, Vladimir.
44:07And thank you all.
44:09Thank you so much.
44:10And Vladimir seems to have enjoyed his visit to Alaska.
44:27They had a meeting that lasted nearly three hours.
44:30And that gets people wondering, what's really going on?
44:35There's going to be a ton of speculation about what happened when they were alone in the beast
44:39and who said what to who.
44:40That meeting could have been Vladimir Putin saying he's not going to leak any bad information
44:46intelligence services have on Trump.
44:48But you've got to play nice with me.
44:52It's pretty obvious that there's a hold here.
44:56There's a hold on Donald Trump.
45:00Well, whatever happened that day?
45:05He continued to bombard Ukraine harder than ever.
45:10And not to be outdone.
45:16Netanyahu does the same in Gaza.
45:19Seems whatever strategy Donald's been playing, acting the madman or being one for real.
45:35Trying to be the star of the show by bringing peace or just trying to find a way to heaven
45:41in any way he can, it don't seem like it's going exactly to plan.
45:47This was the moment in Israeli airstrike blasted Doha on Tuesday.
45:52I'm not thrilled about the whole situation.
45:55It's not a good situation.
45:56Is the president upset with Netanyahu now?
45:58The president made his thoughts and concerns about this very clear.
46:05Three years to go, folks, until the next election.
46:11Assuming there still are elections.
46:13Perhaps he needs to get some advice from these guys.
46:21Their soap opera is full of unmissable moments and always gets another season.
46:26Whatever's going on in Donald's head, one thing's for certain.
46:50The world is watching and waiting for the next plot twist in this real-life drama.
47:08Well, more political drama.
47:10Aaron Sorkin at his best with the walk-and-talk-tastic West Wing.
47:13All seven seasons streaming now.
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