Jun 21, 2026 · 1 hr 4 min · 7 segments
Earlier last week US President Donald Trump announced that they have reached an agreement with Iran, but everyone still remained on edge. And as America continues to be preoccupied in the Middle East…
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Manuel MogatoHost
Ladies, uh, and gentlemen, gentlemen, do you think that, uh, the war in Iran has really ended with the signing of a memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran? Uh, what can you say, Colonel?
Yeah, when I opened the, uh, the, the, the comms this morning, nagulat ako na ano, uh, Israel has been, has just bombed the targets again in, in, in Lebanon, and I don't, I don't know kung meron pang iba.
But, uh, to me, uh, that, that seems to signal that Israel is, uh, not at all interested in, uh, ending any, any conflict with Iran.
It seems to me na siguro si President Trump will be in a, in a bind, 'di ba? Kasi the US apparently now wants to, uh, to, uh, end the war even if it's at a loss to them, to the, to the United States.
Uh, meron akong nakita na, you know, comparative, uh, uh, uh, uh, assessment data comparing, uh, Obama's deal, uh, with Trump's deal, and syempre from, from, from the statistics alone, we can see that, uh, it's, it doesn't seem to be a, a good one for America.
I guess, uh, Trump and the Republicans are a bit, uh, desperate because elections are again coming up and, uh, you know, uh, they have to look good kahit papano with the American voters, especially with the war na in, in Iran, which, uh, which, uh, a lot of people have been saying, uh, was a bad idea in the first place.
Uh, but apparently it is Israel also, I think, that is, uh, working behind the scenes.
It, it got, uh, the US involved, right? And now that the US wants to pull out, apparently Israel doesn't, uh, want, uh, [laughs] the, the...
And it's, it's, uh, proceeding with its own agenda and, and still dragging the, the, the US with it because Iran, I don't think will, will...
Pa- di ba? It's not, I mean, it was Israel and, uh, and, uh, the US that went, that attacked Iran.
So parang if you are Iran, 'di ba, parang even if you sign a peace deal with America, but, uh, if Israel is still attacking your allies, [laughs] and, and you syempre indirectly, uh, I don't think Iran will, uh, agree with such a, uh, a peace deal.
Although, although it also has many things to, to gain in the, uh, in the compromises that, uh, uh, Trump made, i- is making in this, uh, peace deal with, with Iran.
So medyo na, I think even Iran itself is, uh, kind of in a bind in, in this, uh, thing that Ir- Israel is still trying to, to do.
But, but just the same, um, I, I don't think it will, it will, it, it can agree to a peace deal with, with Israel still attacking.
Ladies, uh, and gentlemen, gentlemen, do you think that, uh, the war in Iran has really ended with the signing of a memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran? Uh, what can you say, Colonel?
Yeah, when I opened the, uh, the, the, the comms this morning, nagulat ako na ano, uh, Israel has been, has just bombed the targets again in, in, in Lebanon, and I don't, I don't know kung meron pang iba.
But, uh, to me, uh, that, that seems to signal that Israel is, uh, not at all interested in, uh, ending any, any conflict with Iran.
It seems to me na siguro si President Trump will be in a, in a bind, 'di ba? Kasi the US apparently now wants to, uh, to, uh, end the war even if it's at a loss to them, to the, to the United States.
Uh, meron akong nakita na, you know, comparative, uh, uh, uh, uh, assessment data comparing, uh, Obama's deal, uh, with Trump's deal, and syempre from, from, from the statistics alone, we can see that, uh, it's, it doesn't seem to be a, a good one for America.
I guess, uh, Trump and the Republicans are a bit, uh, desperate because elections are again coming up and, uh, you know, uh, they have to look good kahit papano with the American voters, especially with the war na in, in Iran, which, uh, which, uh, a lot of people have been saying, uh, was a bad idea in the first place.
Uh, but apparently it is Israel also, I think, that is, uh, working behind the scenes.
It, it got, uh, the US involved, right? And now that the US wants to pull out, apparently Israel doesn't, uh, want, uh, [laughs] the, the...
And it's, it's, uh, proceeding with its own agenda and, and still dragging the, the, the US with it because Iran, I don't think will, will...
Pa- di ba? It's not, I mean, it was Israel and, uh, and, uh, the US that went, that attacked Iran.
So parang if you are Iran, 'di ba, parang even if you sign a peace deal with America, but, uh, if Israel is still attacking your allies, [laughs] and, and you syempre indirectly, uh, I don't think Iran will, uh, agree with such a, uh, a peace deal.
Although, although it also has many things to, to gain in the, uh, in the compromises that, uh, uh, Trump made, i- is making in this, uh, peace deal with, with Iran.
So medyo na, I think even Iran itself is, uh, kind of in a bind in, in this, uh, thing that Ir- Israel is still trying to, to do.
But, but just the same, um, I, I don't think it will, it will, it, it can agree to a peace deal with, with Israel still attacking.
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