Since 1979, Iran has killed Americans every year for 47 consecutive years — 160 dead, 180 attacks. Past administrations appeasedthe regime and handed them $1.7 billion while they built toward nuclear capability. Bongino argues that those who criticized Trump's military strikes are cheering for the side that's been killing Americans for nearly half a century.
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Pivoting from domestic to foreign policy, Bongino argues that the same radical left celebrating DSA victories domestically is also cheerleading for Iran internationally. He plays a Trump administration video that catalogs Iran's 47-year history of killing Americans — 160 deaths, 180 attacks — alongside the $1.7 billion payment made by a previous administration and Iran's nuclear development toward an estimated 11-bomb capability. [1] — Dan Bongino "Iran killed Americans for 47 years: A Trump team video cited in the episode states Iran has killed Americans every year since 1979, totalin…" 36:40 Bongino frames the criticism of Trump's Iran strikes as logically incoherent: if you complain when Trump negotiates with Iran, and then complain when he destroys their military and kills top leadership, what exactly is your preferred policy? His answer to critics who call Trump a warmonger: the people Obama negotiated with are now dead because Trump's military killed them, and that is precisely the point.
A Trump team video cited in the episode states Iran has killed Americans every year since 1979, totaling 47 years of attacks, 160 deaths, and 180 attacks on Americans.
A Trump team video cited in the episode stated that Iran has enough nuclear material to make 11 nuclear bombs, with an imminent threat of nuclear weapon production.
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