Iran war: 'history in a year'
JD Vance publicly claimed the Iran War would be over within a year, which Tim Dillon interprets as another 12 months of humiliation with no clear endgame.
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499 - Iran Forever, Belfast Riots, & College Commencement
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Jun 13, 2026
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The episode opens with a Mint Mobile pre-roll advertisement voiced as Ryan Reynolds, pitching every plan at $15 per month including unlimited, with the hook that your current big wireless bill is a 'mystery thriller with a shocking twist.' Standard upfront payment terms and data throttling disclosures follow. This is the only content before Tim Dillon's voice enters.
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