"Not A Chance Hormuz Opens!" NACHO Trump is Now Trapped in Iran and he knows it | Redacted News

The episode opens with a dramatic escalation in the Middle East, centering on the U.S.-led blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and the Strait of Malacca, which Iran has effectively closed. President Trump is portrayed as trapped in a self-inflicted war, having rejected Iran’s proposal to reopen the strait while preparing for renewed military strikes. The hosts argue that the U.S. has already lost this war—strategically, militarily, and economically—because Iran’s control of the strait has delivered a 'checkmate' by disrupting global energy and food supplies. With fertilizer stocks collapsing and oil prices soaring, the blockade is not just a military tactic but a global economic weapon. The hosts cite alarming data: 46% rise in farmer bankruptcies, 1.2 million displaced in Lebanon, and a looming global famine. They argue that the war is not about national security but about Israel’s 'Greater Israel Project,' driven by Netanyahu and backed by unconditional U.S. support. The episode reveals how the U.S. is losing allies across the Middle East, with the UAE leaving OPEC and South Korea demanding control of its own military. A chilling report from Beirut by journalist Steve Sweeney details the systematic destruction of southern Lebanon—now dubbed 'Gaza 2.0'—with entire towns flattened, hospitals and schools bombed, and journalists like Amar Khalil assassinated.