Suspicious oil trades — worth hundreds of millions to over a billion dollars — were placed minutes before President Donald Trump announced a delay in Iran-related actions, suggesting possible insider knowledge. He claims this indicates high-level corruption inside the White House, comparing it to past political scandals and alleging officials may be profiting from privileged information.
He frames this as part of a broader pattern where elites exploit crises (like tensions with Iran) for financial gain, showing “contempt” for ordinary Americans. He warns that unchecked corruption could lead to serious societal consequences, drawing a historical parallel to pre-revolutionary France.
On foreign policy, he disputes claims that the Strait of Hormuz is fully closed, saying it’s selectively restricted—particularly against the U.S. and its allies—while countries like China and India can still move oil under certain conditions.
