Tim Dillon Grimly Warns Why ‘We’re Gonna Get It’ After Blasting Trump Over Iran War
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“Make no mistake," cautioned the podcast bro.
Comedian Tim Dillon used his latest podcast episode to deliver a damning assessment of Donald Trump, suggesting the president simply “doesn’t really care what happens next” as the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran escalates — and arguing that the only way to end the conflict is to appeal to Trump’s ego.
Dillon — one of several podcast bros credited with partly helping Trump to victory in the 2024 election, but who have soured on the president in recent months — suggested people should “communicate to Donald Trump how much we’ve won, how glorious this victory has been for all of us, how exciting it’s been to see this, how grateful we are for this and that we should now just go home and think about it as a great, glorious memory of the past.”
Watch the podcast episode on YouTube.
Dillon continued:
“So, whatever this man needs to hear, really, whatever this guy needs to hear, he’s at the end of his life. He’s endorsing Jake Paul for president. He doesn’t care what happens next. That’s the thing with Donald Trump. He doesn’t really care what happens next. So, whatever this guy needs to hear to get him out of this war, tell him, tell him that. Whatever this dude needs to hear, so that he can get us the fuck outta there.”
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