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Professor Toto - For everyone that has an opinion about what Trump did wrong in this Iranian war

FHMI-0815Professor Toto2026-03-02Toto Teaching

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For everyone that has an opinion about what Trump did wrong in this Iranian war - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVvNQTto358 Transcript: (00:00) Hey America, I want to ask you a question about President Trump and the Iranian war that's going on right now. Everybody has an opinion, right? And um moments ago Marco Rubio came out and by the way Mr. President, Marco is your best salesman. You need to send him out. Okay, he's a great he he he can explain things even better than our president as far as technicalities and details. (00:29) For example, according to Marco Rubio unless he's the world's greatest liar and of course that's a possibility I suppose, but I choose to believe the best in people. According to Marco Rubio there was a threat an imminent threat against our soldiers that included ballistic missiles where over 3,000 soldiers would have been killed had President Trump not acted. (01:07) So they had to decide whether to take the first hit and lose 3,000 soldiers or strike preemptively and so far lose three. Sadly, any loss is horrible. However, there comes a time when you and me, as smart as we all think we are we really have no idea what's going on behind closed doors. The truth is we're all dumb. (01:39) That that's the truth. We're all quarterbacking a war that you have no idea what this president's action stopped. So there comes a time when you have to say, you know what? I voted for a president. That president chose a secretary of war, secretary of state, and I choose to trust them. I choose to trust them. We're living in a world now where no one trust anything. (02:18) And I'm going to tell you, when you get to that point, society has to fall apart. It has nowhere else to go but devolution. And so I choose to trust Donald John Trump that if he makes a decision, it's America first. I believe that. I choose to believe that. I I don't think I have all the information. I I don't think I know about all the threats. (02:48) I'm not as smart as some of you that knows what he should have done and should not have done. Because I'd like for you to think about something. What if he decided that he was worried about your opinion and he did not attack? What if he knew that even if his own followers like Marjorie Traitor Green and so many like some of you watching me would be second-guessing him? What if he was worried about that? And what if he wanted to please the base so bad, you know, the ones that want no wars? How What How small thinking is that to think America first? And Look Look at me. When (03:26) you are putting America first is when you're making sure that those threats don't come to America. And President Trump, if he would have decided to listen to all of you and me that have an opinion and did not attack. And then a few days from now we turn We turn on our news, and what do we see? One of our ships blown up at the bottom of the sea with thousands of dead soldiers. (03:56) And then somebody leaked that President Trump was aware of that threat and he did nothing. Could you imagine? We live in a world where you're doomed if you do and you do you're doomed if you don't. So therefore leaders don't have a luxury of giving a care about what you think. They have to lead. They do it without you knowing all the details, but yet asking all the questions thereafter. (04:30) You You don't have all the information, but you got all the answers. Leaders cannot listen to you. They have to act. Their intentions have to be America first, safety first, saving American lives. So I would encourage you all today, let President Trump be the president. Let him do what you voted for him to do, lead without your approval or disapproval. He doesn't need it. (05:04) He's a leader. He's not listening to you. He's listening to this thing in his head that has led him successfully against every enemy that's ever tried to destroy him. Mr. President, not only do you have my vote, you have my confidence. I am a loyal patriot. I voted for you and I voted for you to lead in times like this when I'm not qualified to. (05:34) I pray for the day where people learn to follow the leader. Let this man lead. God bless you. Have a marvelous day because now you know the best of the story.

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In this short political commentary, Professor Toto responds to criticism of Donald Trump’s handling of the Iran conflict. He argues that the public does not know all the intelligence available to the president, cites Marco Rubio’s reported description of an imminent ballistic-missile threat, and urges viewers to trust Trump to make difficult national-security decisions. The transcript contains no explicit Scripture citation, direct biblical quotation, or unmistakably identifiable biblical narrative. Therefore, no Scripture references have been indexed.

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None — Political Commentary Urging Trust in Presidential Leadership During the Iran Conflict and Arguing That Citizens Lack the Full Intelligence Available to National-Security Decision-Makers

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