That was the President of the United States with a 19-minute address from the blue room there in the White House addressing the war with Iran.

If you were expecting something new, you did not get it.

It was a litany of lies that he's told before about facts of the matter that Barack Obama gave the Iranians billions of dollars. He didn't.

It was repatriated assets that had been seized by the United States pursuant to that negotiated

deal, that Iran was on the doorstep of nuclear weapon. There is literally no one who says they were.

In fact, he himself said that the program had been obliterated, that there was a desire perhaps to

rebuild it, but there was no doorstep that it was on.

He said that 45,000 Iranians have been killed by the regime in the latest Iran of protest.

That is an estimate that I have heard nowhere.

The highest estimate I've heard is 35,000 that is contested, very difficult to ascertain.

There were many, many people killed by this regime, but 45,000 is passed even the most aggressive

estimates I've seen about that.

He then basically said what he has been saying, that the objectives have been accomplished,

that they have been decimated, that they will continue

to pursue for two or three weeks, that they didn't seek regime change, but the regime has changed,

that if there are no negotiations, they will, the United States will send Iran they, Iran is a

country, meaning it's 90 million people, back to the Stone Age where they belong,

and will commence in the absence of negotiations bombing electric plants, which would be a war crime,

those are civilian infrastructure, and oil installments, which he said they have not done.

Two to three weeks was the timeline he gave for that. He reminded everyone with a very

long litany of other wars the U.S. had been involved in, including World War II, where I think

the reasons and objectives that were pretty clear that they were longer than the 33 days that

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