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Since the war started, I've liked those 8 a.m. Pentagon press conferences with Pete Hegseth and General Raisin-Kane. And they lay everything out. They have the videos, et cetera, et cetera, you know, the combat videos. But there haven't been any this week because I think they're concerned that, you know, not that they would mean to, but they might just kind of... go a little bit off the script that the White House wants to stick to about what's going to happen next. So we haven't had any, we haven't had any of those 8 a.m. press conferences, live press conferences all week long. I don't think we're going to have any till they get some more definitive responses from the savages in Tehran. And so the big question is, what is going to happen with this reprieve that was granted by President Trump a few days ago? He said he was going to blow up all of the power supply in Iran to get their attention, basically. He didn't say that, but that's what he meant. And he said he was going to start with the biggest one they have. And apparently, I didn't, I don't know anything about the electric grid in that savage third world hellhole. But apparently they've got a new $10 billion, the biggest power plant. He said, we're going to start with the biggest one. And it's a new one. And he said they, now since then, he said they spent 10 billion on it. And so he said, okay, I'm going to give you, I'm going to give you five days to get this thing worked out. You know, it's not going to be just Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner this time. He's going to put the JD Vance on the team. Because, you know, JD Vance is actually an elected member, the number two guy, a heartbeat away, et cetera, et cetera. So now the Iranians are balking and they're saying, we demand reparations. Stop me if you've heard this one before. They demand reparations. They want to have a fee in the Strait of Hormuz, just like the Egyptians have a fee for the Suez Canal. Of course, the Suez Canal is a canal. It's an engineering project. That'd be like having a fee for the Atlantic Ocean here in Florida or anywhere off the U.S. coast. You don't have a fee for the ocean or for a body of water, except unless it's a canal. But anyway, so they're balking now, and they're thinking that, well, maybe they're thinking that President Trump is bluffing here when he says he's going to blow up the power supply.

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Karoline Leavitt addressed that today at the press conference, which ended about an hour ago, a little under an hour ago. Cut 24. If Iran fails to accept the reality of the current moment, if they fail to understand that they have been defeated militarily and will continue to be, President Trump will ensure they are hit harder than they have ever been hit before. President Trump, Dutt is not bluff, and he is prepared to unleash hell. Iran should not miscalculate again. Their last miscalculation cost them their senior leadership, their Navy, their Air Force, and their air defense system. Any violence beyond this point will be because the Iranian regime refused to understand they have already been defeated and refused to come to a deal. Well, I mean, they're still throwing bombs at everybody. They issued a threat today on on state-run TV that they're thinking about the claim. They're thinking about taking over the coastlines of Iran and the United Arab Emirates. I don't see that in the cards, but that's what they're saying. 407 says, I got your reparations right here.

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603 says, been to the VIP experience twice, looking forward to a third. Well, this is, again, these are good, we always have good food in, but these are two of our better, our better clients that handle it. And it's good. You can do it early in the year, not have to wait around. And we have a lot of the later dates are already sold out. So this is a good chance to get on board right now. 844-542. Steve, you're next with Howie Car. Go ahead, Steve. When Gaddafi gave up his feasible material, I think he had nukes. He voluntarily gave him up. The material was shipped to Oak Ridge, Tennessee down here. I live about 70 miles west of Oak Ridge, and the environmentalist kicked and made a big stink. Fisional material is being stored in Oak Ridge, and I would assume that the same will hold true when we go ahead and go in and get the fissurable material in Iran. I'm sure it'll be stored in Oak Ridge. Oh, there you go. I mean, can they use it for anything? Can they put it in nuclear reactors, or can they use it in our nuclear-powered submarines or aircraft carriers? I don't know the answer to that, Howie, but I know, I'll tell you, somebody that would know a lot about it would be former Senator Lamar Alexander. He's in favor of these mini nuclear power plants. Right. He probably knows a lot of it. I know it's being stored there, and it's kind of a secret, and when it was shipped, it was under tight security at secrecy. It was all done in the military. Well, you know, I'm sure the Iranians are saying, look, Gaddafi had this material, and he was basically had become a U.S. ally after he got bombed by Reagan. And he wasn't really hurting anybody, and they still bombed them, and they killed him anyway. We're their enemy. So if they did that to somebody who was kind of their friend, what would they do to us if we gave up the material? And, oh, by the way, Ukraine. had nukes. And Bill Clinton guaranteed their security. Wink, wink, wink, nudge, nudge. Just like you never had sex with that woman, Ms. Lewinsky. You know? I mean, they don't, they don't trust us. Americans. And I don't know why. You know, just ask MoMar Gaddafi or all the dead Ukrainians, how much Americans can be trusted when you give up your nukes. So that's probably one of their excuses. But on the other hand, I mean, the Libyans and the Ukrainians were not nearly as bloodthirsty as these bastards. 844-542. Frank, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, Frank. Hi, Howie. I am really proud of Donald Trump. In the past, many presidents, the lulls into fighting, the negotiations, the peace talks have been times when the enemy has been allowed to play us like a fiddle.

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And I think Trump has really learned something. I think Vladimir Putin might have played him a little bit. But I think he's using this time to rearm, bring in the troops. I think he'd love to have a peace treaty, a real peace, surrender. But I don't think he really expected it. I think he's loading up to get him. And I voted for him for three times. I had expectations, and he's exceeded them. Yeah, I agree. I agree totally. My expectations have been exceeded by his performance. And, you know, I really do believe, too, that he would like to get this thing settled and just have an unconditional surrender and have them just, you know, turn over all their weapons of war, nuclear or otherwise or conventional. And just begin to... to realize their potential as a successful 21st century nation, you know, which is, I think, what the vast majority of their people want. They don't want to be oppressed by these savage thugs. They burn down 3,000 mosques in January. You know, just to show their disdain and hatred for the regime. It's, you know, they don't want this. But I don't know. You know, the thing is the Arabs say, keep going, keep going. And the Iranians say, well, if the Americans don't come in with boots on the ground and save us, we're going to be very disappointed. I mean, at some point, you know, you got to do it yourself, don't you? I mean, why do we have to do everything? Why, if the Saudis are this angry and they seem to be as well they should be, why don't they do something? Why don't they send some troops in? Maybe they're being told to, you know, to calm down that the Americans and the Israelis will handle it for the time being. 844-4-4-4-42. 42. Cozy Earth is just a great, great product. And I've got some nice new bed sheets that are warm and comfy. I've got the comforter that I have on my couch that I really love. And my daughter loves it so much. I had to buy her one. And now she and her fiancé are arguing over who gets it at night. Cozy Earth is really a great, great, great. company they craft every piece with care from soft supportive socks for your steps through the day to breathable comforters like the one i use at night that help you rest deeply all evening long every detail is intentional It's just really, really good. Cozy Earth crafts everything very carefully to elevate your daily life, to make it easier for you. There's comfort in the details. Small choices make a lasting difference with CozyEarth.cozyEarth.com. CozyEarth.com. Use my code word Howie for up to 20% off.

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Howie Carr is back. Today's poll question is brought to you by Harry's. 30 years in, we're still sharp. Like how Harry spent 10 years crafting their best shave yet. Feel the difference a decade makes. Get your trial set for only $10 at harris.com slash car. It includes a travel kit and some shaving gel plus the razor. It's a good bye. harry's dot com slash car jared what's the poll question what are the results thus far today's poll question which you can vote in at howie car show dot com is will the u.s obliterate the iranians ten billion dollar power plant after the five-day pause ends in a couple of days yes no deadline will be extended or don't know I'm going to say deadline will be extended. 33% of the audience now agrees with you that the deadline will be extended. 44% say yes, 15% say no, and 8% don't know. All right. 207 asks, do the Iranian people have arms or is it just the military? I don't think they have many arms. You know, Tusi, the guy I watch on TV at night from London, the expat, he keeps talking, oh, the immortal guards are going to rise up. They were like, you know, this, in ancient history, they protected Xerxes or Darius, the emperors. But the... It sounds great, you know, the immortal guards. But, you know, whenever I hear that, you know what I'm, you know what I think of, Jared? I think of the ancient and honorable artillery company. It's, you know, it sounds good, but it's a, it's basically a drinking society in Boston. As James Michael Curley used to say of the ancient and honorables, invincible in peace, invisible in war. And I think that kind of sums up the immortal guards, too. So I wouldn't count on too much help at this particular time. 844-542-401 says, Momar Gaddafi was an SOB. Remember what LBJ used to say. He's an SOB, but he's our SOB. You know, my feeling is if a guy's an SOB and he's not hurting you, You leave him alone. There was no need to bomb Gaddafi. And what did we get in return? A failed state and boats full of illegals going into Europe to destabilize our alleged allies. Tom, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, Tom. Yeah, Howie.

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With regards to American soap boots on the ground, the only place I would want them would be where the oil refinery is, just to protect it and make sure it's not. But here's the point, that as far as arming the Iranian citizens, when you go into the rural areas, those people are with the mullahs. There's seven different ethnic groups in that country. We have highly educated people that know this. What we should be doing is they should be flying C-130s over Iran now in the urban areas, dropping off pallets full of machine guns, pistols, a rocket-propelled grenade, and let them fight out their own battle. Tom, I mean, you know, you've got to be trained to you. These are sophisticated weapons, especially the newer ones, that they'd be dropping off. I mean, how do we know they wouldn't just be ended up in prestige hands or IRGC? I don't know about that.

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Live from the Burner Less Lethal Pistol Pistol Studio, it's Howie Carr. 844-5-0-8. We are both Trump guys, but you must agree he had fleet personnel choices in his first term. A lot of them were. Absolutely. I mean, Christopher Ray comes to mind. Bill Barr comes to mind. Mad Dog Mattis. Jeff Sessions. But, you know, one of the things that he made a mistake on, he thought everything was on the level. He thought that, you know, once he got in, everybody would rally behind him. You know, like he was a wartime president, or just a president, that the Democrats would be what they used to call the loyal opposition. Talk about a phrase that seems obsolete today. Seems ancient history, the loyal opposition. And the criticism stops at the shores, at the seashores. That's another quaint concept that no longer applies, right? He didn't know that he'd be double-crossed. Not only were they not loyal to him, they were trying to get him impeached. I wrote about it today, you know, Mueller, Robert Mueller. They put, Mueller was a dirty cop from way back, going back to his days in Boston as the U.S. attorney. And he was a dirty FBI director. So they put him in there to try to, he knew how to frame people. He knew how to keep innocent men, innocent people in prison for crimes they didn't commit. So they, even though he was dottering and approaching senility, Parkinson's disease, et cetera, et cetera, they put him in as the front man for the George Soros lawfare types to try to put Trump in prison for stuff that didn't happen. And then the media was in on it, too, because the New York Times and the Washington Post got Pulitzer Prizes for reporting on crimes that didn't exist that hadn't occurred. And, you know, he didn't, he didn't, no, none of us understood this, that they were going to be that bad. I mean, it was bad. It seemed. shocking when you had Bush derangement syndrome in the last, especially the last term of the second term of George Bush. But it was, I mean, that was, that's like a paper cut compared to getting, you know, compared to the Trump getting gut shot or head, shot in the head, literally by these people. It's, and I, you know, I mean, again, he could have made better choices, but how did he, how did he know that they were going to turn on him? Like that. 844-542-42-7-81. If the Dems can pull off a 21-point swing in a deep red Florida district from 24, I'm afraid we're in for a historic trouncing in the midterms. Thank you, Kristi Noem, and Corey Lewandowski. Calm down, okay? Calm down. You could, you know, I don't know if you're talking about the, I don't think, I'm not sure the Mar-a-Lago district, the one I live in and Trump lives in. I don't think that was 21 points. Maybe you're talking about the one on the West Coast that they lost by 400 votes. And I'm telling you, you could see the state rep district. You could see that coming. I hope you caught it in my voice the last couple of days when I was mentioning it.

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And now it's being used just the way I said it would be used, the way it was obvious it was going to be used, if we lost it. And it's going to be used to make people hysterical, like this guy, 781, who's now predicting the end of the world. We got time. I mean, it's not, there's, you know, we should be very concerned. It's an off-year midterm election. And traditionally, the party in power does poorly in, in such elections. But there's no, there's no reason to panic. Panic never helps any time. You know, it doesn't. It's a fact. eight four four five hundred forty two forty two seventy one to this day most americans cannot wrap their heads around russian prostitutes urinating on the bed which was the premise of it all and that was invented in a bar by a couple of by drunkards One of which worked for both Hillary Clinton and the Russians and went to UMass named Dolan and had a drunk driving record. And the other one was an illegal alien, perhaps an illegal alien, perhaps a Russian agent who also had a drunk driving record. And these guys are getting plastered and they're thinking up these crazy stories and they're passing them on to this sleazy. British quote unquote spy by the name of Christopher Steele. And the mainstream media is lapping it up like it's real. I couldn't believe it when I first heard him going on for hours at a time. And some of these guys knew Trump, they knew he's a germophobe. You think he's hiring hookers to urinate on a bed next to the one he's going to sleep on to somehow show Barack Obama a less? It's insane. It was insane. You know who first promoted it? Most of the, even the corrupt regime control media wouldn't touch the story with a 10-foot pole. But finally, BuzzFeed. BuzzFeed went with it. So that gave all the Democrat operatives with press passes a chance to promote it and say, this is it. We're just reporting a story in BuzzFeed. BuzzFeed is about to go out of business, by the way. There is some justice in the world. 844-542-42. 844-542. 42. Your district was a 21 points. I'm telling you, they knew they were in trouble. They may not have, I mean, John Maple seemed like a decent candidate to me. He was a black guy, a businessman. I thought he was decent. He won the primary pretty handily. He was running against a woman who'd had kind of a checkered career in local politics. And I thought he was okay.

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But, you know, again, he's running against a muffy Pepperidge Etherington. You know, and it's a muff, when you get right down to it, I hate to say it, it's a Muffy Pepperidge Etherington type district rather than a black businessman type of district. 844-542. 7-81, Trump's bad first-term appointments can be laid at the feet of POSs like Fat Slop Christie, who sold him a bill of goods. Well, Christy, I don't know about all the people he sold him a bill of goods on, but he certainly sold him a bill of goods on Christopher Ray, because Christopher Ray had defended him and gotten him off the hook in Bridgegate when he shut down the George Washington Bridge, and he was obviously guilty as sin. And Christopher Ray got him off. Donald Duck. Please. 844-542. 42. The FISA court, they believe the allegations and went forth on spying on Trump and his family and all associates legally. I'm telling, I don't believe the FISA court knew. The FISA court, everything secret degenerates. And that's the title of the report on the FBI corruption in Boston. But it's true overall. Everything secret degenerates. And that's what happened with the Mueller. The frame-up Mueller was involved in Boston with the four guys. It was secret, and it was a cover-up, and it was a frame-up, and as the years went on, it fell apart. Cover-Ups. Frameups usually do, almost always do. And the frame up and the cover up fell apart on Russia Gate, fell apart on the Ukrainian perfect phone call. It fell apart on the Georgia phone call. It fell apart on January 6th. It's fallen apart across the board. 844-542. Tony, you're next with Howie Carr. Go ahead, Tony. How you doing, Howie? Good. I just want to mention quickly Brandon Johnson who accused the Trump government of being a Confederate government. He said that if the Confederacy had won the Civil War, we would have a Confederate government and the Trump government is the Confederate government. This is a guy that almost bankrupted, will bankrupt. Chicago with a 20-year bond with no payback for 20 years, just interest. Guess where he's going to work next time he gets thrown out of office, probably for the bond company. But who's financing this guy? I would say Neville Ray Singh. Him and Jody Evans and Medea Benjamin Netanyahu, they formed. I think the Chicago, Tony, I think it's more local. I think it's the Chicago Teachers Union is financing this guy. He's a, he's a member of the Chicago Teachers Union. He's paying them off. That's who, and nobody, nobody, no kids coming out of the Chicago public schools can read.

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He can't even speak English, this guy. He's a moron. Listen, this guy is basically a racist. He's got reverse racism. He blames everything on white power. The whites have taken the land illegally, therefore, you know, Trump is illegal, they're all confederates. I mean, this is the guy that's in charge of the third largest city in the United States, Chicago. turning it into a hellhole where people are shooting each other. And, you know, the poor woman that died, the Gorman, J.B. Pritzker sitting around, walking around saying, we're safe, but he's wearing a bulletproof vest. They killed this woman. I know. I know. I got to let me tell people what's going on there, Tony. Thanks for bringing up the Chicago situation. The New York Post just posted this as their lead story on their website. this poor poor girl sheridan gorman she's from new york she went to loyola chicago she was out walking on the beach she was with a bunch of kids fellow students she wanted to see the northern lights so she's out on the beach lake michigan And she gets shot by this Venezuelan, illegal alien, who's living in public housing, who was invited in by Joe Biden and J.B. Pritzker and Brandon Johnson. They wanted all these Venezuelans in to commit crimes and live large on the welfare dime and to kill Americans when they felt like it. So Loyola University's student newspaper wrote a headline. on the murder of this poor girl. Immigrant man charged in murder of Sheridan Gorman. And they referred to this guy. His name is Medina Medina. Jose Medina hyphen Medina.

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As an... As an illegal immigrant. Now they have apologized, believe it or not. They have apologized for calling him an illegal immigrant, which he is. Which he is. 844-542. They changed his name to his residence, not as an illegal alien. He's a Rogers Park residence, a Rogers Park residence. 8444-4-4-4-42. I'm Howie Car. Howie Car will return. Howie Car is back. It's Howie Car's cheap bastard deal. Oh, yeah. Sounds too good to be true. Oh, no, it's real, and it's a steal. You know there's plenty more when you shop at Howie Store for another Howie Car cheap bastard deal. Howie Car, the cheapest bastard around. All right, this is a popular cheap bastard deal we've had in the past. Spring is here. You might want to think about getting ready for wearing fewer layers of clothes as the weather gets warmer and you might want to take off a few pounds. Calatron is a specially formulated scientifically proven collagen protein slash digestive enzyme complex that aids the body in the repair and rebuilding of lean. muscle with the industry's highest standard of quality ingredients. It is not a drug. It is not a stimulant. It is not a quick fix. It is not a fat. Calatran has had proven lasting results for over 25 years. While supplies last, you can purchase a 30-day supply of calatron. That's a $70 value for just $35. So you can try and see if it works for you. for a buck a day. And limit three per order. You can buy three months' worth for 105 bucks. No returns on this product. With us is Elizabeth Miller to discuss Calatran, and we'll talk to Jared as well. He's a satisfied customer. Elizabeth, tell people why they should be starting spring with ordering some Calatran at half price. Well, you know, I think for so many people, you feel like you're doing everything right. You're eating better. You're trying to stay active. And the scale is just not moving, and you can't really figure out why. But a lot of the times it's not the effort. It's just that your body's not working efficiently. And that's where Calatran comes in, and it really is the missing piece. You take it at bedtime. It works to repair, rebuild, rev up your metabolism. So all of your efforts go towards the goal of losing this weight. That's why Calatron's been around for almost 30 years. It is helping. people lose the weight safely without drugs, without stimulants, and feeling better than they have in years too. And I know Jared's going to attest to this. I hear from customers all the time, but not only does it help you lose the weight, but it's also got the side benefits, like the better sleep, less joint pain, and more energy too.

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