BREAKING: Trump's EPIC FAIL Moment /Lt Col Daniel Davis
March 12, 2026
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Danny criticizes claims by Donald Trump that the U.S. had already “won” the war with Iran shortly after launching an operation called “Epic Fury.” He argues that despite the optimistic rhetoric, the war—now on day 12—is escalating with no clear end or victory.
Key points raised:
The Strait of Hormuz remains closed, keeping oil and gasoline prices high.
The conflict has already caused 7 U.S. deaths and at least 140 wounded.
U.S. military resources are being strained, including the loss of a $1.1 billion radar system and large numbers of missile interceptors.
17 U.S. bases and 10 allied countries have been attacked during the conflict.
Allies are running low on defensive missiles as the U.S. redirects supplies toward Israel.
Groups previously considered weakened—such as Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps—are still active.
Iran’s nuclear material and military capabilities remain largely intact.
The speaker concludes that the U.S. entered the war without clear objectives, planning, or resources, making victory unlikely. He warns that escalation—such as a ground invasion or even tactical nuclear weapons—could be considered because there are no easy ways to end the conflict.
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