“You Can’t Talk To Evil” - Hannity DEFENDS Trump’s Iran Strike After 47 Years Of Failed Negotiations

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well, first midnight hammer, you know, that the Iranians are evil, that they chant death to America,

they chant death to Israel. They have been the number one state sponsor of terror.

They are, to me, an existential threat. I don't even have the patience to deal with stupid people

that don't understand evil in our time. I see President Trump is learning three historical

lessons, and I'd love for all three of you to weigh in on this. One, he learned from Reagan

peace through strength. Two, he learned the last hundred years of human history,

which proved that there was evil, and that's Mao and China, Stalin and Russia. That's Hitler

in Germany. That's Mussolini in fascism. That's Tojo, Japan. That would pull pot in the killing

fields, right? And over a hundred million souls, Thomas, dead. They're gone. And the third lesson I

think he learned is no quagmires. We can't send our national treasure on the ground for extended

periods of time, you know, in these conflicts. And with military, with the next generation,

a weaponry, it's now possible. But the premise here is Thomas, I'll ask you this.

This regime is evil. I'm never going to convince those that don't believe that,

but I believe they are. And President Trump was smart enough to take this threat away from

our children and grandchildren, thoughts. Yeah, somewhere between, you know, I didn't vote for

new wars. Okay, you don't have to vote for new wars. Nobody, nobody voted for, you know,

disease either, right? And things happen in life. This was necessary. I think everybody has been

called to account. All the people that want to deny, all the things you just said, which are all

very, very correct. When they launch a rocket that is now capable of going 4,000 miles, you just

ask yourself, okay, what are they going to put on top of that rocket? And who, who exactly are

they going to put it on? And once they have that, you know, now you're going to have to constantly

manage them. This is what happened when nobody took North Korea seriously. In Japan sitting there,

you know, they launched another rocket. It's a little bit closer now. And they were dropping

them in the ocean without warheads showing that, hey, we're getting better and better and longer

and more precise. And all of a sudden, oh, damn, they've enriched uranium too. So now, not only do they

have, you know, nuclear capability in North Korea, now they have built a rocket and they built and

built and built and built with the technology to get there. So you sit there and say, okay, North

Korea can be managed. You could be managed, even Kim Yong-yong, Kim Yong-sun, those guys were at

least manageable. You know what I mean, Sean? You get to this regime, it's not manageable. North

Korea doesn't say, you know, hey, death to America and I'm willing to die for it and we're all going

to die for it and we're going to set up suicide squads and all that. No. North Carolina is insane,

but they're not insane on like, you know, an embroiled faith that every, that the end result is death,

that, that, that, that. It's like you can't negotiate with it and you look at it. So you can't

let it be capable and people say, no, no new wars. You shouldn't have done this. I don't want new wars.

I don't want $200 billion that needs to go for other things to go for this. I'm as American

as everybody else. I don't want that. I said, but when you look at what's going on there,

now you see the rocket and say, okay, all right, all you people demonstrating in London, do you see

that if you draw a line from Diego Garcia, oh, that same line would reach London. How do you sleep?

And when they tell you now they want to do this and now they want to do that, wait, what do you do?

When they tell you they don't like that you're persecuting rape gangs in, in the UK,

or we're, we're going to bomb you. What do you say then? What do you say when the bully is fully

armed with the ability to deliver the bomb and the bomb? And I think Trump has learned all this.

I take a lot of heat. They say, oh, there's no new wars and you're just, you're just a symptom.

No, no, no, I'm not. You know, my president is not perfect. But I think that this one we got

right. Do we wish it was easy and as quick as Maduro? Sure we do. Sure we do. But it doesn't mean

that somebody's got to stand up for this and somebody's got to pull it back. Let me ask, let me follow

up because I think that a lot of people don't get the Trump doctrine. Yes, it's no forever wars.

But that doesn't mean that we're not going to use the the might and power of the US military.

Let's go back. He wiped out ISIS. He took out Soleimani Baghdaddi, dropped the mother of all bombs

on Afghanistan and Midnight Hammer, 14 bunker buster bombs knocked out their ability to enrich

uranium. So that is not, it's not a forever war, but it is strategically smart for all long-term

security. I agree with that. And like, I realized multiple things can exist at the same time.

The regime evil 1000%. We spoke about this before the podcast started. If somebody had a gun

to your head and the people, Sean, you're going to represent the Iranian people. If somebody has

a gun to your head and they're going to kill you, do you care who kills the gunman? Do you care

if they're Jewish, Christian, America, tall, short transgender? I don't care. I want you to help

me kill the person that has a gun to my head. The Iranian people need this, okay? That exists.

Does America and Israel and all these different people that are involved, they have their own

agendas? Absolutely. Absolutely. I think the one thing, Sean, which people are going to be

wary of is, number one, the trust in the government has been at an all-time low. When they see wars

like when I was in during, after 9-11, we went to Iraq. When they were lied to about weapons of

mass destruction. They lied every day. Weapons of mass destruction. Then we showed up and there

was no weapons of mass destruction. That's one of the reasons I left the military. Like, whoa,

you guys lied about the, they had these weapons of mass destruction. A million people are dead.

Thousands of American soldiers are dead. What would the lie? So I can see the skepticism of people

and the weariness of wait a minute. We've heard this before. We've seen it before. But on the

twist side of it, Sean, I have to go everywhere. I trust President Trump. Me personally, I have

clip after clip of 80s. He loves America. He always talked crap about China. He's always been

about America. And I fall victim to this. Sean, we all we do like we talked about. Who's

saying this and who's saying that? Like, we're in those meetings. Like, we're in the situation

room. I'm not. I don't know. I'm not in the transport looking. They are. I trust him. He loves

this country. And at the end of the Sean, we have to wait. We're how many weeks into it. I think

they say that we have a couple weeks left. Let him just like with the tariffs. Let's see what they

have to do. I can't jump the gun and be like, oh, this or that. Give him some time. I said this

a couple of months ago. Let him cook with the tariffs. He did a fantastic job until the Supreme

Court freaking cut his legs off from underneath them. Give him time. But we have to understand that

a lot of trust when it comes to military and government, you have to understand a little bit

of the the weariness of the American people. I don't want to over complicate this. So to me,

it comes down to this one thing. How long do you negotiate with terrorists? We've been negotiating

with this terrorism for 47 years and Trump. Love them or dislike them. Had the balls to be like,

no, we're done with these people. Because at what point it does negotiation just become normal.

Yeah, we're just negotiating again for the last five decades. So and then what happens when

you're negotiating and their behavior doesn't change. So that you need to have some accountability

for your bad behavior. So this endless negotiation, all we did this, we did this, we did the

Iran deal, the JCPA are not going to do this, but their behavior hasn't changed. They're still

funding proxies. They're still basically shouting death to America and Trump. He's not playing that

game. So two more points. Trump's the art of the deal. I reread the art of the deal. Some of the

biggest lessons you were eight was create leverage and negotiate through strength. Trump created leverage,

took out half, you know, 80% of their military capabilities. He's negotiating through strength. He

took out how many of their top leaders. So what I think, because you brought up peace through strength,

I think, and I'm going to own this, I think we need to rephrase peace through strength. I think

we need to start calling it stability through strength. Because the world's never going to have

world peace. And we're running around fighting wars thinking that we're going to have peace.

What we're solving for stability. So what's stability? Stability needs to be enforced, right? And if

you don't have consequences to your bad actions, then what happens? So to me, Trump is running around

the world doing what? Ending hostile regimes to America, creating stability. Do we have stability

with Venezuela now? I think so. Are we potentially looking at stability with Cuba? I think that's next.

Are we trying to have stability with Russian Ukraine remains to be seen? Trump is doing his stability

through strength, mantra, any wrong. Do you want to replace Reagan? No one's going to replace Reagan

ever. But it's just sort of updated. I want to ask your question, though. So Sean, and I have a

question. Go, please go ahead. Yeah. What's your point? You got me, Sean. That's all we're

doing. Thank you. Perfect timing. But let me ask you a question. And Sean, you guys, I want to ask

all of you guys, when Midnight Hammer was the first mission, we like just put yourself in the American

public's eye. We went in, we stopped their nuclear capabilities. Okay, that was it. It was clean

in and out, done. You have to at least see the like the regular average Joe American has going

to work going, wait, wait, wait. You guys said we knocked that out. They're last, during the summer.

Now what changed? Now they haven't reached you in somewhere else because at the end of the day,

Sean, this is where I know people are upset. This was sold as we're doing it for the Iranian people.

Like, and I'm really putting myself there because I know people from Iran, and my mom who's

sitting there, Sean, that you met, she's from Iran. They, all the people that would have been

massacred in the streets that were fighting, that Trump said, guys, go and fight and do it. And

I love them for the, and God rest all their souls, a wrestler they hanged last week for freaking

protesting and doing what he was doing. And God bless them for doing it. I like, you have to

understand. I know the people are like, well, okay, we can't, we haven't heard from the people

because they have no internet. Now we're saying, well, they have uranium and all that stuff.

You have to understand the people are like, I thought we took all that out in the summer because

if it's for the people, I haven't heard, because Sean, are we going to put in a leader that we're

going to pick that's going to run them? Do you think their military is going to go, oh, you guys,

oh, America is putting this guy in? Yeah, we're going to follow him. You understand how difficult

I think that, I don't think anybody's thinking about that part.

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