Trump Falls Apart at Navy Yard Speech

During a speech at a new naval shipyard in Baltimore, Donald Trump told the United States Navy that he lacks the courage to ever enter a submarine. "I'm not sure that I would have the courage to go into submarines," he said, before pitching autonomous submarines as an alternative. The admission came while the administration is spending hundreds of billions of dollars on Trump-class battleships and nuclear submarines—ships that the podcast host argues are already obsolete against cheap drones Russia is building for $75,000 to $100,000 each.

Contradictions on Iran and the Strait of Hormuz

Trump told the Navy that the war with Iran "really ended" in 2025 when B-2 bombers hit their targets, claiming the strikes "obliterated their nuclear capabilities." The host points out a glaring contradiction: if Iran's nuclear program was destroyed in 2025, why did Trump and Netanyahu invade in February 2026? The host suggests the real motives were war crimes, covering up Epstein files, and a miscalculation that they would be greeted as conquering heroes.