Kamala Harris let Obama hand Iran a $400 million cash pallet in the dead of night.
Now she's posting videos about Trump's Iran strategy – videos she admits she won't even watch.
The White House had the perfect response – and it's one she's going to be hearing for a long time.
Kamala Harris Blasts Trump Iran Speech She Refused to Watch
The woman who lost to Donald Trump by the biggest Electoral College margin in a generation decided Wednesday was a great day to tell America what Trump is doing wrong in Iran.
Before Trump's primetime address to the nation, Harris posted a video on X claiming Trump "brought America into a war that people don't want," that he "has done nothing to address the needs of the people," and that she "won't be able" to watch his speech.
https://twitter.com/KamalaHarris/status/2039500709318598735?s=20
Three million people watched the video.
Then the White House responded.
"Kamala Harris oversaw the disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan and ushered in an invasion of migrant criminals into our homeland," White House spokesperson Anna Kelly told Fox News Digital. "She should listen to the overwhelming majority of Americans who want her to crawl under a coconut tree and go away."
That's going in the history books.
Rep. Tom Emmer of Minnesota didn't mince words either.
"It's pretty disgraceful for you to claim President Trump has done nothing to meet the needs of the American people," he posted on X. "He's cleaning up the chaos YOU caused here in the United States and across the globe."
Former Trump Chief of Staff Mark Meadows noticed something Harris didn't bother to hide.
"She wants to run for President," he posted.
https://twitter.com/tomemmer/status/2039524517970657555?s=20
Conservative radio host Larry O'Connor summed it up in two words: "Bullet dodged."
What Obama Left Behind
Harris apparently forgot that her party's last attempt at Iran policy involved loading cash onto pallets.
The Obama Iran deal sent $1.7 billion to Tehran – $400 million of it in unmarked bills, flown into Iran in the dead of night.
The remaining $1.3 billion in interest was wired separately.
Harris stood behind all of it.
She called Iran America's "greatest adversary" during the 2024 campaign – then watched her party's Iran appeasement policy help fund the regime that Trump is now systematically dismantling.
As Sen. Ted Cruz made clear at the time, money is fungible.
When you flood an ayatollah chanting "Death to America" with billions of dollars, some fraction of it flows straight to the missiles and terror networks that terrorized the region for decades.
What Operation Epic Fury Did to Iran in 32 Days
Operation Epic Fury has accomplished in 32 days what forty years of Democrat diplomacy never could.
Iran's air force is shattered.
Their ballistic missile capability has been gutted.
Their navy is gone.
Supreme Leader Khamenei – whose regime funded the Marine Barracks bombing that killed 241 Americans – is dead.
The IRGC command structure is in ruins.
"Our Armed Forces have delivered swift, decisive, overwhelming victories on the battlefield – victories like few people have ever seen before," Trump said Wednesday night.
Harris's alternative was more of what the last four years delivered – a regime emboldened by cash payments, advancing toward a nuclear weapon, funding proxy terror networks across the Middle East.
The same regime that held Americans hostage, bombed American barracks, and spent forty-seven years chanting for America's destruction.
Trump looked at that regime and sent the B-2s.
She's promoting a book.
Trump's promoting the end of the Iranian military.
One of them is right about what matters.
Sources:
- Andrew Mark Miller, "Harris ripped over video previewing Trump speech she claims she wouldn't watch," Fox News, April 2, 2026.
- White House, "President Trump Delivers Powerful Primetime Address on Operation Epic Fury," whitehouse.gov, April 1, 2026.
- Staff, "Trump says Iran is 'no longer a threat' after 32-day US military strikes," Fox News, April 2, 2026.
- Sen. Ted Cruz, "Catastrophic Obama-Iran Nuclear Deal Helped Fund Missiles That Attacked Our Service Members," cruz.senate.gov, January 9, 2020.