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While speaking earlier to reporters, President Donald J. Trump, for the first time, stated that thousands of protesters had been killed during the recent anti-government demonstrations in Iran. Reporter: “Have you had any conversations with Iran in the last few days and are you planning on it?” Trump: “I have had and I am planning on it, yeah. We have a lot of very big, very powerful ships sailing to Iran right now and it would be great if we didn't have to use them.” Reporter: “Can you say what the message was that you shared with Iran?” Trump: “Well, I told them two things: Number one, no nuclear. And number two, stop killing protesters. They're killing them by the thousands. You know, I stopped 837 hangings two weeks ago. But they're going to have to do something. Nobody's seen anything like it.”

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A debate over whether or not Trump had to do Operation Warp Speed (Death): "Trump... funded $18 billion of a campaign that has killed and disabled millions and bankrupted millions of Americans." "But he had to do it to pull us out of lockdowns." "You're saying that if everybody else wants to murder millions of Americans, you have to go along?" This clip of Catherine Austin Fitts, a former Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, investment banker, and founder of the Solari Report (The Solari Report | Catherine Austin Fitts), is taken from a discussion with David Nino Rodriguez (David Nino Rodriguez) posted to Nino's eponymous YouTube channel on February 5, 2026. ----------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- Rodriguez: "Trump, when he goes to Davos and it looks really like he's delivering shots across the bow, right? He, he looks like he's declaring war on Davos and the world elite. You know, he pulls out of World Health Organization, the CDC, and it really looks like he's making the right moves. "But then again, I look at this digital, this, digital concentration camp that's coming, and I think to myself, are we really going in the right direction? "What's your thoughts on that? What's your thoughts of him pulling out of the World Health Organization? I mean, he's making all the right moves, right?" Fitts: "No, no, no. So he's made some good moves. If you look at the moves that Kennedy has got him to make, those are good moves. But remember, we continue to allow to be given and encourage to children in a way that's killing children. It's killing people all across the country. "I mean, you know, this is where I got into trouble in the election, because Trump had authorized and funded $18 billion of a campaign that has killed and disabled millions and bankrupted millions of Americans." Rodriguez: "But he had to do it to pull us out of lockdowns." Fitts: "No, no, excuse me. He didn't have to do it. Hold on, hold on." Rodriguez: "But my guests would say. I'm going to say what my guests would say, that he had to do that in order to. Operation Warp Speed is what you're talking about. He had to do that in order to take— Because the elites, the globalists had us planned to be in lockdowns till 2026, and nobody could vote unless they got this." Fitts: "They don't have the power to do that." Rodriguez: "Well, they did it... 2020 happened." Fitts: "No, no, no, no, no, you don't— No one, no one had the power to do that unless the U.S. government and the state governments and the military went along—" Rodriguez: "But they were going along. Everyone was taking this, the military was taking this. All the politicians were in bed with these people. Everyone was compromised. I mean, we all saw it." Fitts: "Wait a minute. You're saying that if everybody else wants to murder millions of Americans, you have to go along?" Rodriguez: "No, no, what I'm saying is, what I'm saying is, I don't think there was any proper move he could have made out of that situation. And he had to go with Operation Warp Speed." Fitts: "No, no, no. There is a proper move he could have made. He said he wasn't going to authorize it. Now, could he have gotten impeached?" Rodriguez: "But he had to get the economy moving and get everyone out of lockdowns, correct? And move us forward. Otherwise, we would have stayed in lockdowns until 2026." Fitts: "Nobody has to. I've been a government official. Nobody has to break the law. Nobody has to murder somebody, okay? He put someone in charge of Operation Warp Speed. You know what his expertise was? The guy who ran Operation Warp Speed? ... it was a guy who'd been head of research at one of the big pharmaceutical companies whose expertise was brain–machine interface. So if you talk about the nanoparticles that were in the shots, what does that have to do with the mark of the beast? Probably something."

A debate over whether or not Trump had to do Operation Warp Speed (Death): "Trump... funded $18 billion of a campaign that has killed and disabled millions and bankrupted millions of Americans." "But he had to do it to pull us out of lockdowns." "You're saying that if everybody else wants to murder millions of Americans, you have to go along?" This clip of Catherine Austin Fitts, a former Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, investment banker, and founder of the Solari Report (The Solari Report | Catherine Austin Fitts), is taken from a discussion with David Nino Rodriguez (David Nino Rodriguez) posted to Nino's eponymous YouTube channel on February 5, 2026. ----------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- Rodriguez: "Trump, when he goes to Davos and it looks really like he's delivering shots across the bow, right? He, he looks like he's declaring war on Davos and the world elite. You know, he pulls out of World Health Organization, the CDC, and it really looks like he's making the right moves. "But then again, I look at this digital, this, digital concentration camp that's coming, and I think to myself, are we really going in the right direction? "What's your thoughts on that? What's your thoughts of him pulling out of the World Health Organization? I mean, he's making all the right moves, right?" Fitts: "No, no, no. So he's made some good moves. If you look at the moves that Kennedy has got him to make, those are good moves. But remember, we continue to allow to be given and encourage to children in a way that's killing children. It's killing people all across the country. "I mean, you know, this is where I got into trouble in the election, because Trump had authorized and funded $18 billion of a campaign that has killed and disabled millions and bankrupted millions of Americans." Rodriguez: "But he had to do it to pull us out of lockdowns." Fitts: "No, no, excuse me. He didn't have to do it. Hold on, hold on." Rodriguez: "But my guests would say. I'm going to say what my guests would say, that he had to do that in order to. Operation Warp Speed is what you're talking about. He had to do that in order to take— Because the elites, the globalists had us planned to be in lockdowns till 2026, and nobody could vote unless they got this." Fitts: "They don't have the power to do that." Rodriguez: "Well, they did it... 2020 happened." Fitts: "No, no, no, no, no, you don't— No one, no one had the power to do that unless the U.S. government and the state governments and the military went along—" Rodriguez: "But they were going along. Everyone was taking this, the military was taking this. All the politicians were in bed with these people. Everyone was compromised. I mean, we all saw it." Fitts: "Wait a minute. You're saying that if everybody else wants to murder millions of Americans, you have to go along?" Rodriguez: "No, no, what I'm saying is, what I'm saying is, I don't think there was any proper move he could have made out of that situation. And he had to go with Operation Warp Speed." Fitts: "No, no, no. There is a proper move he could have made. He said he wasn't going to authorize it. Now, could he have gotten impeached?" Rodriguez: "But he had to get the economy moving and get everyone out of lockdowns, correct? And move us forward. Otherwise, we would have stayed in lockdowns until 2026." Fitts: "Nobody has to. I've been a government official. Nobody has to break the law. Nobody has to murder somebody, okay? He put someone in charge of Operation Warp Speed. You know what his expertise was? The guy who ran Operation Warp Speed? ... it was a guy who'd been head of research at one of the big pharmaceutical companies whose expertise was brain–machine interface. So if you talk about the nanoparticles that were in the shots, what does that have to do with the mark of the beast? Probably something."

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