Pat Gray Unleashed

In the Oval Office during a bilateral meeting focused on the U.S.-Iran conflict and securing the Strait of Hormuz, President Donald Trump defended the lack of advance notice to allies about strikes on Iran. Turning to Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, he said, "We didn't tell anybody about it because we wanted surprise. Who knows better about surprise than Japan? Why didn't you tell me about Pearl Harbor?" The conversation then shifted back to bilateral ties and Japan's role in global security. The lighthearted yet edgy banter, captured on video and widely shared, highlighted the mix of humor and tension in the meeting between the two leaders.

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00:00 Pat Gray UNLEASHED!

00:17 BYU Talk

03:30 WNBA Reaches New Deal

10:39 Trump & Japanese PM

11:25 Trump's Pearl Harbor Joke

13:37 Trump on U.S. Troops in Iran

16:47 No More Election Day?

19:10 Mike Lee on Voter ID

24:05 Birthright Citizenship

27:47 Drones Fly over Fort McNair

31:32 Fat Five

48:22 First Day of Spring

49:23 Joe Kent on his Resignation

52:33 Iranian Vessels Sunk!

53:35 Netanyahu on President Trump

54:22 Netanyahu's Strange Quote

58:46 Netanyahu's AI Sleeve?

1:00:24 No Gayatollah in Sight

1:03:37 Shootings Connected through Internet Cult?

1:12:24 March Madness: High Point Broadcasters

1:15:54 Umpire Jen Pawol's Call Overturned

1:18:40 Kathy Hochul - Then and Now

1:23:23 CBS News Sheds Light on Fraud in California

1:33:35 Netanyahu Coffee Video

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A recent NBC News poll analyzed by CNN's Harry Enten shows President Trump maintaining 100% approval among self-identified MAGA Republicans, with zero disapproval, which Enten compared to the undefeated 1972 Miami Dolphins. This perfect support level highlights unbreakable loyalty within Trump's core MAGA base, even as broader public opinion faces challenges. Despite the ongoing Iran conflict driving up oil prices and contributing to inflation concerns, Trump has not lost any support from MAGA voters, according to the data. Enten emphasized that the MAGA coalition remains as strong as — or slightly larger than — it was during the 2024 election, with no signs of fracture in this key group, which could energize Republican turnout and primary dynamics heading into the 2026 midterm elections.

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00:00 Pat Gray UNLEASHED!

00:14 BYU Talk

02:19 Trump Message on South Pars Gas Field

05:18 US/Iran Attitude Poll Results Change

06:31 MAGA GOP Approves of Trump 100%

08:18 Trump at Dignified Transfer

10:57 Tulsi Gabbard & Jon Ossoff

15:13 Angus King: Strait of Hormuz

17:33 Angus King: Daily Briefings

19:19 Joe Kent on Iran - Three Months Ago

21:08 JD Vance on Joe Kent

23:38 Byron Donalds on Joe Kent

24:47 Joe Kent Leaked Classified Information?!

31:28 Fat Five

44:02 Babylon Bee on the Gayatollah

51:04 Team U.S.A. Baseball "Controversy"

1:00:13 Robot Arrested

1:01:24 Robot Goes Crazy!

1:06:18 FLASHBACK: Studio Light Nearly Hits Hillary Clinton

1:13:58 Recap of Kaitlin Bennett Interviews

1:15:00 Kaitlin Bennett Calls In!

1:24:12 Kathy Hochul Begs the Rich to Come Back

1:28:30 Rand Paul Doesn't Like Markwayne Mullin

1:33:24 John Fetterman Likes Markwayne Mullin

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Amid the ongoing Strait of Hormuz crisis, President Trump has voiced frustration with NATO allies for declining to provide naval or other support, repeatedly calling their position disappointing and suggesting it could damage the alliance long-term. He reiterated that the U.S. does not require their assistance in confronting Iran but questioned whether NATO would ever truly be there for America in a crisis. Such statements have kept the topic of a potential U.S. pullout alive in political discourse. With tensions rising, even low-probability bets on Polymarket reflect the uncertainty. This comes alongside the high-profile resignation of Joe Kent from his role leading the National Counterterrorism Center, where he protested the administration's decision to engage in the Iran war.

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00:00 Pat Gray UNLEASHED!

00:13 U.S. Loses World Baseball Classic

02:36 Ali Larijani Killed

02:54 BREAKING NEWS: Esmaeil Khatib Killed

04:10 USS Gerald R. Ford Fire

05:48 Is Benjamin Netanyahu ALIVE?!

07:28 U.S. Laser Weapons

08:45 Germany & Great Britain

10:29 Oil Prices

13:27 BREAKING NEWS: Disappointed Gayatollah

14:21 Where is the Gayatollah?

17:06 Armed Man at Klein Elementary School

22:47 John Thune Playing Dumb

24:55 John Cornyn on the SAVE Act

27:18 Trump on Joe Kent Resignation

29:13 Joe Kent Tweet from 2020

35:06 Chewing the Fat

52:16 Trump on NATO Membership

54:24 Trump on Being in Iran

56:16 Mike Johnson on Joe Kent Resignation

58:56 IDF Intercepts Iranian Missile

59:39 Mike Huckabee & Benjamin Netanyahu

1:04:24 Kim Jong Un Wins North Korea Election

1:12:10 Evidence of Chinese Influence Back in 2020

1:17:24 Radical Islam VS. MAGA

1:24:26 TSA Troubles

1:25:43 James Talarico is Vegan???

1:28:54 'God is Non-Binary' Hymn

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U.S. intelligence agencies recently briefed President Trump that Iran's new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, may be gay, based on human-source intelligence viewed as credible by spy agencies. The reports indicate that Mojtaba had a long-term relationship with a man close to the family and allegedly made advances toward male caregivers while hospitalized after the airstrike that killed his father. President Trump was stunned by the intelligence and laughed aloud during the briefing, with others in the room also finding it hilarious. The late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was said to have feared his son's suitability to rule the Islamic Republic partly for this reason, according to the same intelligence assessment.

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00:13 Happy St. Patrick's Day!

02:34 World Baseball Classic Final

07:40 War with Iran Continues

08:14 Trump on When War will End

09:44 Trump "War Out of Habit"?

12:26 Trump on Oil

14:04 Trump on Obliteration of Iran Weapons

16:22 Trump on Mojtaba Khamenei

17:22 The "Gayatollah"

21:05 Trump on France/Great Britain

24:11 U.S. Battle Plans on Ukraine Train

25:54 "Fraud Czar" JD Vance

33:12 Fat Five

46:16 NBC News Israel/Iran Poll

49:49 Trump on Taking over Cuba

53:01 Mike Lee on SAVE America Act

56:44 Deported Man Supports Trump?!

1:00:14 Irish President's Immigrant Message

1:07:06 Caller Patrick

1:07:59 Caller Tim

1:12:05 College Football Talk

1:17:06 TSA Delays

1:24:39 Joy Reid Compares U.S. with Iran

1:29:43 Caller Frank

1:32:47 Operation Epic Fear

1:34:11 Judges & Vaccine Schedules

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America must intensify its efforts to combat radical Islam within its borders by enhancing surveillance and deradicalization programs, as evidenced by the recent ISIS-inspired attack in New York City, where two teenagers threw homemade explosives at a crowd during an anti-Islam protest. The Austin bar shooting, where a gunman with apparent Islamist ties killed three and injured over a dozen, underscores the urgency for stricter immigration vetting and community monitoring to prevent such ideologically driven violence. Similarly, the attack on Temple Israel in Michigan, where a man rammed his vehicle into the synagogue and opened fire amid a surge in anti-Semitic threats, highlights the need for fortified security at religious sites vulnerable to radicalized individuals. To push back effectively, federal and local agencies should prioritize intelligence-sharing and proactive interventions against online radicalization that fueled these incidents. How can America stay the home of the brave and the free?

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00:00 Pat Gray UNLEASHED!

00:14 BYU 'Selection Sunday' Results

02:27 Update on Michigan Synagogue Attack

04:54 The Problem with Islam

05:58 Glenn Beck Joins the Show!

31:04 Fat Five

43:15 Pat is Giddy over World Baseball Classic

44:28 Update on Ayatollah in Iran

48:21 Messages from Iranian Foreign Minister

55:24 Caller Jerry

1:02:18 Caller Brandon

1:04:05 Kim Jong Un Watches Missiles with Daughter

1:06:36 TSA Employees Quit En Masse

1:08:48 Cory Booker Won't Fund ICE

1:12:06 Charges Dropped against Georgia Teens

1:14:57 Antifa Members Found Guilty

1:16:43 Mike Lee Humbles Dick Durbin on SAVE Act

1:19:43 Brandon Gill & Anna Paulina Luna

1:25:08 Jeffrey Epstein in Florida?!

1:27:14 FLASHBACK: Shirley Temple on Hollywood

1:30:43 JD Vance Wants Prayers for the Military

1:33:01 JD Vance Refuses to Give Away Classified Information

1:34:30 Karoline Leavitt War Stats

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At Temple Israel synagogue in West Bloomfield Township, Michigan, 41-year-old Ayman Mohamed Ghazali, a Lebanese-born naturalized U.S. citizen, allegedly rammed a truck into the building near the early childhood center, breached doors, drove down a hallway, and engaged in gunfire with security officers, who shot him. No children or synagogue members were killed or seriously injured. Separately, at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, 36-year-old Mohamed Bailor Jalloh, a former Virginia Army National Guard member previously convicted and imprisoned for attempting to provide material support to ISIS, entered a classroom during an ROTC session, shouted "Allahu Akbar," and opened fire, killing one and injuring two others. He was subdued and killed by ROTC cadets. The FBI is investigating both incidents as potential acts of terrorism or targeted violence. Is Iran activating sleeper cells?

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09:15 Attack on Michigan Synagogue

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12:20 Trump on Destroying Iran

13:51 Severely Injured Ayatollah

17:12 Trump Signs National Women's Month Proclamation

19:19 The Rising Price of Oil

20:21 Scott Bessent on Oil

22:58 Elissa Slotkin on Russia Assisting Iran

25:54 Pete Hegseth Eating ALL the Steaks & Lobsters?

31:53 Fat Five

43:14 Advanced U.S. War Tech

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President Donald Trump has intensified the U.S. campaign against Iran, demanding unconditional surrender from the regime and warning that any new supreme leader will not last without American approval. The ongoing conflict has driven global oil prices surging past $100 per barrel for the first time in years, disrupting supplies through the Strait of Hormuz and causing sharp rises in U.S. gas prices, which Trump dismissed as a short-term and small price to pay for eliminating Iran's nuclear threat. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, in his recent "60 Minutes" interview, defended the strategy, stating the U.S. is "on track" and "willing to go as far as we need to," including reserving the right to deploy boots on the ground if necessary, while insisting that Iran will ultimately have no choice but to surrender. He emphasized that the military is diminishing Iran's naval capabilities and confronting any external aid, such as reported Russian intelligence-sharing, strongly. Hegseth concluded by framing the operation as putting America First through decisive action to bring the enemy to its knees.

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00:14 Surviving Daylight Savings

02:41 Trump on War in Iran

05:36 CNN Report: Raining Oil in Iran

07:12 Lindsey Graham on Iran

09:02 Strait of Hormuz Ship Traffic

10:06 Chris Wright on Strait of Hormuz

12:23 Pete Hegseth on War with Iran

15:52 Chinese Spies/Surveillance Everywhere!

16:49 Trump to Send Special Forces to Iran?

17:13 Switzerland Denounces U.S. Going into Iran

19:00 U.S./Iran Time Table Poll

21:05 Trump's Message to the United Kingdom

25:34 Stephen Miller's Message to Latin America

27:10 Marco Rubio Translates in Spanish

28:37 Trump's Message to Latin America

32:13 Fat Five

45:09 Barack Obama Presidential Center Opening

48:14 Is the U.S.A. Turning Socialist?!

1:06:51 Joe Biden at Jesse Jackson's Memorial

1:10:11 Jesse Jackson Jr. Delivers Tribute

1:12:01 World Baseball Classic

1:16:43 FLASHBACK: Kristi Noem at CPAC from February 2025

1:25:19 James Carville goes FULL TDS!!!

1:27:08 Bill Clinton Flirting with Nancy Mace

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A U.S. Tomahawk cruise missile struck a girls' school in the Iranian city of Minab during strikes on an adjacent Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps naval base. The attack killed at least 165-175 people, most of them children inside the school. The Pentagon has launched a formal investigation into the incident. President Trump was asked about the strike in multiple press interactions, where he suggested that Iran could be responsible and stated he did not know enough details while noting that the Pentagon is investigating. Iranian authorities have condemned the attack as a deliberate war crime carried out by the United States and Israel. No final conclusions from the ongoing Pentagon investigation have been publicly released.

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00:00 Pat Gray UNLEASHED!

01:14 BYU News

02:19 Oil Prices

04:20 Karoline Leavitt on Hormuz Oil

05:55 Oil Tankers Attacked by Iran

12:00 Iranian Girls' School Controversy

13:34 Trump on Iranian Girls' School

15:03 Fetterman on Iranian Girls' School

22:40 Trump Declares Victory?

25:50 More of Cardboard Ayatollah

28:25 Trump on Oil Release

31:26 Trump on Thomas Massie

32:43 Ed Gallrein Mocks Thomas Massie

34:15 Jake Paul Running for Office?!

36:41 In Defense of Thomas Massie

38:50 Trump on John Thune/SAVE Act

41:22 Lisa Murkowski on SAVE Act

42:10 John Cornyn on Filibuster

43:00 SAVE ACT/Filibuster Discussion

49:27 Proof Thomas Massie is Not a RINO

52:21 Caller Mikey

53:35 Caller Mitch (McConnell?)

54:53 Caller George

56:11 Caller Dennis

57:57 Who Really IS James Talarico???

1:09:07 Eric Swalwell LIVES in California!

1:15:06 PAT41

1:16:42 Zohran Mamdani Hosts Mahmoud Khalil

1:18:44 NYPD Chief Aaron Edwards on NYC Attacks

1:20:32 Muslim Prayers in Mamdani's City Hall

1:21:19 Moving Muslims Out?

1:27:41 Bill & Hillary Clinton in NYC

1:31:39 JD Vance as Senate Majority Leader?

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Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) has acknowledged that the SAVE Act, which requires proof of citizenship for voter registration in federal elections, faces significant hurdles in the Senate due to the current filibuster rules. He stated plainly, “The votes aren’t there” to pass it through a marathon talking filibuster, as demanded by some to force Democrats to hold the floor indefinitely. Thune further explained, “The votes aren't there, one, to nuke the filibuster, and the votes aren't there for a talking filibuster,” emphasizing the lack of support to change Senate procedures or override opposition. Americans who support securing elections and restoring the traditional talking filibuster for greater transparency should politely call Senator Thune's office at (202) 224-2321 today and urge him to lead on passing the SAVE Act while mandating real, on-the-floor debate — no more silent blocks!

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00:00 Pat Gray UNLEASHED!

00:15 John Thune on SAVE Act

04:25 Harry Enten Voter ID Poll

05:10 Democrats are Racist

07:28 Wasted Republican Years

10:36 November Voting

14:50 Steve Witkoff on Iran Negotiations

19:08 Cardboard Ayatollah

21:12 British Navy Heading to Iran

21:53 Doctored Ayatollah Picture

24:43 Trump's Strait of Hormuz Message

27:13 Harley Lipmann's Iran Assessment

32:42 Chewing the Fat

51:18 Richard Blumenthal on Iran

58:41 Tim Burchett on Gas Prices

1:05:42 Liberal Walks Out of Interview

1:15:13 Trump at Miami Gas Station

1:18:35 Teacher Detained & Fired for Snapchat Message

1:33:39 NYC Marathon Terrorist's Lawyer

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During dueling protests outside Gracie Mansion — the official residence of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani — two Pennsylvania men allegedly threw improvised explosive devices toward an anti-Islam rally led by far-right activist Jake Lang. The devices, homemade bombs containing TATP explosives and shrapnel such as nuts, bolts, and screws, were ignited but failed to fully detonate, causing no injuries despite their lethal potential. The incident escalated from a small far-right demonstration against an alleged "Islamic takeover" into clashes with counterprotesters, leading to multiple arrests, including the two suspects. Federal authorities charged the men with terrorism-related offenses, including providing material support to ISIS, after they reportedly cited inspiration from the Islamic State group, and one expressed intent to surpass the impact of the Boston Marathon bombing.

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00:22 The Stock Market

01:32 Oil Reserves from Europe

02:09 Trump on Strait of Hormuz

04:44 AI Clip of B-2 Bomber

10:10 Footage of Iran Attack on Israel

12:32 Sgt. Benjamin Pennington

12:59 Update on Iran from Trump

15:54 Trump's Bill Ultimatum

17:26 Trump on Passing Bills into Law

20:21 Jonathan Karl on Trump's Phone Calls

28:14 Terrorists at Gracie Mansion Protest

34:30 Zohran Mamdani on NYC Attacks

44:58 Jay Clayton on NYC Attacks

49:10 Sleeper Cell Map

51:58 Social Media Post from Mamdani's Wife

57:05 Then and Now: Chuck Schumer

1:06:05 More Clips of James Talarico

1:12:04 Star Trek: Starfleet Academy

1:19:19 U.S.A Wins World Baseball Classic

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