Topic: Infantry

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Speculation is raised that the top levels of the military believe the U.S. is already in World War III, necessitating the elimination of Iran. A caller with a background in nuclear weapons discusses the goal of making the Strait of Hormuz a "freedom of navigation" site. However, the host warns that a collapse of Iran would trigger a chain reaction, potentially leading to invasions of Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.

The caller William continues his critique, questioning why the Secret Service allowed such a massive security vacuum in Butler. He shares historical anecdotes regarding George H.W. Bush, the Zapata offshore drilling company, and the Bay of Pigs. The host concludes the segment by reiterating that the deep state's primary goal is to kill Trump and blame Iran to initiate a global conflict.

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WATCH: Live Roundtable Analysis On Failed Assassination Attempt Of Donald Trump

Combat Veteran Critiques Security Protocols at Butler Rally

An honorably discharged combat infantry veteran called in to critique the security failures in Butler, stating that leaving a nearby rooftop unsecured violates basic protection protocols. The veteran expressed his renewed sense of patriotism following Trump's defiant response to the shooting. He also condemned local Colorado politicians who made disparaging remarks about the former president after the attack.

The legacy of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars is examined, with Jason Jones noting that his own son fought in the conflicts he once opposed. He argues that the U.S. has a moral debt to the people of Afghanistan who were abandoned by the Biden administration's "faint of weakness."

An Army infantry veteran discusses the humiliation of American troops through "woke" policies and critical race theory. He references historical events like Operation Red Wing and the death of Pat Tillman to illustrate the sacrifices made in Afghanistan. The caller argues that the military has been weakened by a shift from force-on-force training to counter-insurgency and social engineering.