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An Immigrant's View on Trump's War on Iran

·7 min
The episode begins with advertisements for 8sleep, Odoo, and American Home Shield before transitioning to a call from Diana in Eden. Diana, a first-time caller, shares her immigrant perspective on President Trump and Iran, thanking the show and expressing deep gratitude for being in the U.S. She describes her family's background, having moved from Russia to China to Argentina, where she was born in Buenos Aires, and later immigrating to the U.S. after living without basic amenities. Diana emotionally praises Trump's soul and his promise of world peace, arguing that tough actions are sometimes necessary. The host responds by asking about her origins and languages, noting she speaks English, Spanish, and Russian. He then critiques Trump's inability to 'read the room' and suggests Trump should follow his own advice to be more diplomatic, though he admits liking Trump's 'cowboy style.' Diana remains steadfast in her support, stating Trump can speak any way he wishes and will always be her president. The host shifts to express confusion over left-wing protesters with professional signs opposing U.S. actions in Iran, highlighting the regime's human rights abuses like hanging gay people. Diana agrees, questioning how anyone could have a negative view when better opportunities are offered. She acknowledges the military's role in executing these policies and risks involved. Diana then speculates that U.S. actions in Iran and Venezuela might deter China and Russia from ambitions in Taiwan. The call ends with mutual appreciation, and Diana blesses listeners and the military. The episode concludes with more ads for Odoo, American Home Shield, and Whoop.
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