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Joe Kent & Tucker Push Govt. Lies, Megyn Kelly Roasted on X & Middle East Boils Over

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Trump just threw Israel under the bus in a tweet over the Qatar gas field attack, threatening Iran while distancing the US.

This episode of "Chicks on the Right" features hosts Mock and Jason Hammer analyzing recent geopolitical tensions and domestic political drama. They focus on escalating Middle East conflicts, Donald Trump's strategic communications, and the fallout from a former official's media tour. Israel struck Iran's largest natural gas plant, and hours later, Qatar's natural gas facility—accounting for 20% of global supply—was hit and set ablaze. Donald Trump posted a statement on Truth Social distancing the U.S. from the Israeli strike and warning of severe retaliation if Qatar is attacked again. An Axios/CNN report from Barak Ravid claimed senior Israeli and U.S. officials actually had prior knowledge and approved the strike to pressure Iran. The hosts note that Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Egypt jointly condemned Iran's aggression in a regional meeting. Trump also tweeted about potentially "finish[ing] off" Iran and letting allies handle the Strait of Hormuz, which Iran has threatened to close. An X account called "Apple Lamps" analyzed how the fractured oil market now charges Asia $150 per barrel while America pays $100, punishing nations that refused to send warships. France's Emmanuel Macron stated the Strait of Hormuz conflict "isn't our war," and Spain is reportedly preventing U.S. use of its airspace. Representative Don Bacon warned a "big faction" of Republicans would revolt if Trump tried to unilaterally withdraw from NATO, arguing it would "destroy the party." Former official Joe Kent, now on a media tour, testified alongside Tulsi Gabbard, who stated Iran's nuclear program wasn't advancing, contradicting John Ratcliffe's intelligence. Joe Kent appeared on Tucker Carlson's show, claiming Iran has had a religious fatwa against nukes since 2004, which the hosts call a lie. The most surprising claim is the theory that Trump and Israel might be secretly coordinated, with Trump's public rebuke being part of a larger plan. A memorable moment is Mock comparing Trump's ally-focused tweets to Chris Farley's "I'll turn this bus around" character from *Billy Madison*. The analysis of "Apple Lamps" reveals a strategic "4D chess" outcome where reluctant Asian allies now pay a 50% premium for oil. The hosts find Macron's refusal to help so pathetic they joke his picture is "in the dictionary" next to "guys that pee sitting down." They argue Joe Kent's sudden media blitz on shows like Candace Owens' is a pre-planned cash grab following his forced resignation. The tone is informal, opinionated, and conversational, blending news analysis with conservative commentary and personal anecdotes. The style is fast-paced and sarcastic, featuring ad-libs and humorous pop-culture references alongside serious policy discussion. This episode is ideal for conservative listeners seeking a critical, Trump-sympathetic take on foreign policy and intra-party conflicts. It will frustrate listeners wanting neutral reporting or those offended by partisan mockery of figures like Macron and Megan Kelly.

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