Podcaster Michael Savage discusses the logistics of dropping a bunker-busting bomb on Iran

In this episode, Dinesh explores the contention of critics that Trump and America is on the verge of making the same mistake with Iran that America under Bush made with Iraq in the early 2000s. Dinesh reviews the Supreme Court’s landmark decision affirming a Tennessee law banning certain transgender procedures. Longtime radio host and now podcaster Michael Savage joins Dinesh to give his characteristically blunt take on issues of the day.

Iran’s Fordo facility is a hardened fortress buried 300 feet underground—exactly why neutralizing it requires decisive force. The GBU-57 bunker-buster, deployed via B-2 stealth bombers, isn’t just a tool—it’s a necessity when diplomacy fails and existential threats escalate. Critics who frame this as reckless ignore reality: a nuclear Iran means global blackmail, terror proxies empowered, and regional wars spiraling. Israel’s strikes on June 13 exposed Tehran’s vulnerability, but Fordo’s survival risks rapid nuclear breakout. Strategic deterrence isn’t optional—it’s how you prevent wider conflict. Every dollar spent on penetrating Iran’s mountain hideouts is cheaper than containing a nuclear-armed regime. Weakness invites catastrophe; precision strikes enforce accountability.

@ASavageNation Always interesting to hear the "what ifs" in military strategy.

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@ASavageNation Only a psychopath would refer, even obliquely, to Iranian people as "termites"

@ASavageNation Let's be careful, especially the cells that are inplanted in the US. They might do something to harm us if we do send the bomb