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I'm honest, the time this song is through the month of August.
I'm not a good night away.
I ask you to bring it this entire night this song is ringing.
But then I try to be with your heart,
and no one could have understood.
He spoke to Daniel, and his eyes met his ears.
Never apologize, and promise, that we knew it would be the same.
Now he's been, is to hear on the little boys and haters.
What's going on everybody? I hope everyone's having a fantastic evening after they're breathing
no matter where you are in the world. I'm a softbiker and this is the honest that I brought
because I'm coming to you live from not so sunny, maybe a little sunny, California Los Angeles folks
we're live and alive and I hope all the boys, girls and MBS are having a fantastic one because
today's a beautiful day. Today's a wonderful day. Today is a day of celebration, joy,
a little bit of hope, a little bit of promise for a better tomorrow. We're going to talk about
all of that. It is a Wednesday, also known as hump day. It's Wednesday, hump day, March
4th, the 2026, 1133 AM. I'm a little late and I apologize. There's a lot going on in
the world and there is a lot to talk about. So the ad by the brave Mujahideen, what?
Anyway, folks, this part of the broadcast where I tell you about my personal news for
all the parasocialists out there. Welcome, welcome, welcome for all the parasocialists
out there. We're live. We're alive. And it's, uh, it's think like, uh, think like a woke
act, like a chud time, you know what I mean? Uh, shouts out that Daniel Jetta diet Crenshaw
got absolutely compstered and dumpstered. Didn't even know that was possible. They
didn't even know that was in the fucking books, but I'll take it. Um, big business
deals, interviews, podcasts. Yeah. I have been doing big business deals, big interviews,
podcast. I just worked out, I worked out this morning and I had a bunch of,
bunch of calls I had to do. That's why I'm a little, uh, so I'm a little late, but
honestly in a pretty good mood, regardless of the fact that I'm so weak. Okay. I am so
insanely weak. My legs, since I got, since I had that injury,
Since I had the injury my legs have been so unimaginably weak like I was doing I was having
a hard time putting up 265 and it's crazy because I used to do like I used to rep 310 right
and it sucks.
It sucks but just the part of getting older I guess since you got leg lengthening surgery
We know, bro, don't lie. Yeah. Talk to some Kurds this on.
You are very ignorant when it comes to Kurdish issues.
I don't know. Maybe it's not ignorant,
but if you could talk to some Kurds,
there are many Kurdish activists you could speak with.
I don't know why you assume that I don't.
I like that you guys think that, you know,
I turn off the broadcast and I just get into a hyperbaric
time chamber or something.
And I like that.
I like that your expectation is I don't do that already.
All right, we haven't even started yet though.
This is personal news time.
And as far as personal news goes, yes, I know.
I know we're gonna do a lot of identity politics
to defend my CIA imperialist conquest.
I know, why can't we have a better world
where I can do standpoint epistemology,
but also to defend American,
American, American Israeli imperialism.
Um, personal news wise, uh, not really much going on in my life, except for, there's just
a lot going on in my life, honestly, there's just a fuck ton of things happening and a
fuck ton of stuff that we need to prepare for a lot of college campuses, a lot of interviews
with candidates, even though I freaking hate it, I'll be honest, I'm not the biggest
fan of doing these goddamn interviews, but, you know,
Um, yeah. Yeah, there's a lot happening. Um, glad awards. No. Careful with those college
campuses. Big dog. The fuck do you mean? Oh, you mean like, uh, Charlie Kirk? Why don't
you like it? I don't want to get into it. I don't want to get into it. Okay. I just
It's just not my favorite. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Let's just get started. Let's just get started
Let's just blast off and let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. There's a lot going on
We got a lot of news to cover a lot of ground to cover
You know, America's really years of lead baby Iran slash America is real Epstein's fury
Continues Iran Navy song is Sri Lanka to every go Texas W. So like our shocker party on later
to talk about being a class trader, Kam Kasky on, to talk West Bank, get in now.
You still have Talarigo on?
Maybe more, maybe you can radicalize them.
Yeah, we're working on it.
I mean, I, I, we're going to work with Talarigo, yes.
gonna happen. Um, of course. Anyway. Alright, show the t-shirt please. It's a blowback
merch, it's blowback merch. Tellerigo took Addison money via a pack. I know, that's why I like
Okay, that's why I like him. That's why I like him
I do think that a lot of you guys in this community when it comes to like elections just
Hear something like you hear something and you tune into it and you prime it up and and that's it
You don't actually like move beyond it. You don't move beyond the talking point that you saw on the internet
It's it's pretty it's pretty lame
I don't know you just like you behave like bots sometimes it's very very
frustrating like you want you want I don't know you just want like there's
there there are definitely a lot more than I expected and then I suspected
There are a lot more like, no, my candidate has to be 100%
And you're just like angry about a valid criticism type shit
Like we're talking about a fucking Texas Tennessee, dude. Literally reconfigure your worldviews, please
Baxi election chowders are the most annoying type of my opinion. Yeah, no
They just like I mean these are the same guys who would have probably also said the same shit about Zoran back in the day
They just didn't know anything about him luckily so they didn't do this this this all the time even though
There are still people who trepidze or on regularly to
Bro some days you're very annoying to yeah, no for sure except I'm the content creator and you're watching so
You know
Also the ones that bitch about the most about these candidates don't even vote
I got a notification for a community on note on your come on man
Like what do you mean you got a notification for a community now, I don't get it I
Like that this is like I like that this is the argument I own the same sweatshirt as
This terrorist like what the fuck does that mean dude?
like I didn't even I didn't even say like oh wow it's unbelievable I was I was
just talking about the fact that it's this timing is a little bit suspicious
don't you think the guy literally had an Iranian flag t-shirt and a property of
a loss was sure that it was wearing it's Mike Tyson merch
And we're gonna claim this is really false life because the shooter had the same shirt
that I guess Hassan is owned by Israel.
Yeah.
It's so funny that these like Tel Aviv posters, Tel Aviv posters like this, Tel Aviv posters
like this, I'm glad that they're, you know, still working in the bomb shelters as the
fucking Iranian, as the Iranian cluster bombs cluster munitions are peppering their
fucking family homes you know what I mean I'm glad that they're still working
extra hard in the shelter they post like noses Christ no these are the most
annoying type of like people who people who claim to be liberals but they're not
liberals at all this is literally like bro even read it Nasek Omega Libs are
saying is the false like no these are literally people from Israel okay this
This guy is spiritually Israeli.
This guy is most likely physically Israeli.
This is the most Israeli type of post.
Many of them are out there by the way.
Many, many such cases of Israeli posting exist on the internet and they like do this thing
where they behave like liberals and you think they're actually liberals but then they're
like always suspiciously Israel first across the board.
These are the type of people that would literally kill themselves if they can't get $17 trillion
from America every single fucking year for Israel.
These are the people who are like, if I don't, if I don't get like the federal government
to do my bidding for one day, I will kill myself.
I have a gun in my mouth.
I have a gun in my mouth right now.
You need to arrest this tax-paying American citizen, CIA, FBI, someone.
Dollars need to be spent in my direction right now or I will fucking kill myself
You know
Same person by the way the son is such a genuine our word the war will be over within a week
If Ron is powerless to stop the regime from being toppled in the Persian people will be free once again
Brilliant spectacular
Keep tweeting, little buddy, that will bring your salary above the poverty line.
This guy is, this guy is, is followed by Harley Morenstein, again, Israeli posters.
They're all around, many of which are pedophiles, some of which present themselves as liberals
and present themselves as, as, uh, you know, woke in some ways, some of them post like
groepers. And the point that they're making is that, the point that they're making here
is that like, Hey, don't, don't look at this very obvious, like false flag looking incident
and question it at all. Because if you do that, then I will call you anti-semitic. Okay.
Please let this false flag go through. Can we have one false flag in the most incompetent
FBICIA we've ever actually encountered. Can we get can we can we let one false
flag go through please what are you doing arm arm can we foment a little bit of
hatred towards the Iranian population a little bit so we can justify our
incredibly unpopular war that we're committed to because Israel really wanted
us to do that arm I saw you're being anti-Semitic yeah no I do exactly if
If you look at a situation that just like smells exactly like a false flag and just say come on man
That's enough to like terror jacket you by being like well, you also own the same shirt
I guess you're also a terrorist or maybe you're also owned by Israel. It doesn't really matter
Yeah
Yeah, no definitely the Epstein files don't talk about them
Don't talk about the Epstein files, Irm, you're being anti-Semitic, can you stop talking
about the Epstein files please, Irm, you're being anti-Semitic, can you stop repeating
that Marco Rubio, the Secretary of State said, we're going to war for Israel, can you stop
doing that please?
It's really making it harder for me to defend Israel and defend Israel's war that
Israel has committed America into engaging in.
Excuse me. Excuse me. Can we just go back? Can we go back to like 2016 where I could just say anyone that even mentions the existence of Palestinian humans as anti-semitic and the entire fucking media apparatus would come down on you?
Can we go back to that, please, erm?
Anyway.
Are you sitting higher up? Something is different?
No.
MAGA wants another 9 11 even you youngsters. Wait, what you youngsters need a 9 11 to bring
you back to reality. Iran has been a thorn in our sizes. The 70s it's about time. Someone
had the courage to stand up to these American hater thugs bro said, I hope a 9 11 happens
did the average mega bot the average mega bot mentality I'll be honest with you average
mega bot mentality basically reveals basically reveals what I have been talking about average
mega bot is like can we have a 9 11 please so that so that we can be more invested
in going to war at the behest of Israel. Incredible. Way worse than your take. Yeah, no. This guy
says America deserves not one nine eleven, but two nine eleven.
Mama said America deserves two nine eleven as long as we can defend it. Israeli state.
Yeah.
Yeah.
the
Anyway, no need for 911 Americans are killing each other more efficiently.
No, the 911 aspect of this is just to, the 911 aspect here is just to like galvanize the
American population to galvanize the American population to be more invested in like doing
unlimited bloodshed unlimited warfare in Iran for Israel's interest by the way and nothing
else let's be real there are many different ways there are many different methods and
many different ways of dealing with Iran diplomacy obviously is one of the most successful
ways. And we have actually dealt with Iran through diplomacy in the past and it has worked.
And yet for some weird reason, you know, we just ran out of diplomacy. We just ran out
of diplomacy this time around guys. Also, I 24 is reporting that the Iraqi Kurdish forces
have invaded Iran. Like I said, it's not necessarily just like an Iraqi invasion, Iraqi
Kurdish invasion. It's more so that they've already been arming some of the Kurdish
militias in the inside of Iran, but not even like the entire Iranian Kurdish population
is invested in this at all. They're not, but they're going to try to make it seem like
there is like a ethnic war taking place. And America has no other option but to liberate
the Kurds, you know, because they're woke, they're doing imperialism woke style.
But we'll get into that in a little bit, obviously.
I talked about this for the past week or so, and a lot of people are finally getting their
talking points from the State Department so they can come in here and talk to me about
how this is actually, we can see more of the desk now like the Kaia button, the Kaia
button, this one.
Yeah, you got to think about inflation diplomacy too expensive these days.
No, guys, you don't understand.
It's time to hear standpoint theory twice, twice in a row.
They're gonna say, why don't you listen to the Kurds, Hassan, especially cause I'm Turkish,
this is like designed perfectly for me.
A Rojava advocate for the record that was stripped away from the Kurds after all of
their fucking loyalty in service of the American State Department, the role that
they played, the role that they played combating ISIS, another fucking design of the American
State Department. And, and what did they get for that? Nothing. They got nothing for that.
They got their, they got Rojava stripped away. They could have had an autonomous Kurdish
region in Syria. They literally, they literally took that away. And now, and now there's
another, there's another grouping here where they're like, no, it'll be fine. This
time it'll be different. Okay, dude. Sure. Sure. As I've told you already, what's most
likely going to happen is, is, is mass instability, IRGC and all the different forces in the region
are going to be fighting. I think their goal is to, I think their goal is to basically
get the IRGC, like go the IRGC into being super fucking aggressive with the Kurds.
And then actually, I'm sorry, but the way you talk about the Kurds is racist, assuming they
are dominant and capable of making strategic decisions in critical times, no matter the
ideology you are the same, it comes with the Kurds.
Yes, I'm being a anti-Kurd racist.
That's what it is.
You're right.
You got me.
being an anti-card raises, if I don't let America and Israel deploy cards alongside special
forces with air cover to a fucking sovereign country with the express purpose of destabilizing
them and collapsing the fucking state to create a failed state.
You're right. I'm gonna give a fuck of your Kurdish. Shut the fuck up. Every fucking
day with these people. Holy shit. I talk about Cuba motherfuckers are like, well,
Well I'm Cuban, erm. Have you thought about communism? I'm Cuban. Bitch, shut the fuck up.
Stop tuning in from Langley. I'm done. I'm done. I'm speaking over diaspora voices, okay?
I'm speaking over voices. There's no bodies in space is happening. I'm speaking over your
voice. Okay? If you came in here and you were like erm, actually I'm Palestinian and
I think, you know, Hamas is the real problem, not Israel. I would go, shut the fuck
up and it's the same principle here you said you're in a good mood I am in a good mood but I knew it
was gonna fucking it turned into a bad mood okay I'm in support of Kurdish autonomy I'm in support
of Rojava I've literally interviewed people who have gone there and fought alongside the Kurdish
militias in rojava and the america state department one of my very close friends one of my very
good friends brace belton literally did the shit okay he is that dude the idea that like
i'm not in support of Kurdish autonomy is so fucking idiotic okay shut the fuck up look
what that got the Kurds in syria hey ason do you believe this idiot you're spiritually
Israeli but Turk you are such fucking Turkish nationalist freak holy fuck bitch Turkish nationalist fuck you are exactly like the Israeli Libs
You are the equivalent to an Israeli Lib. Yes
I'm the equivalent to an Israeli liberal because I don't want Israel to fucking collapse the Iranian state
Shut up bitch
That's so crazy you said I'm like Israel bitch the guys are literally being armed
by Israel the people you're defending are being armed by Israel and and working
at the behest of Israeli policy what are you saying you can't do that shit here
you can't pull out all your Turkish you're doing Turkish nationalism to me
what the fuck
Wait, Brace was actually fighting in the shit. I thought he was joking. No, dude. Of course. He was. What are you talking about?
Yes
Working for Israel and the CIA it don't worry any more Trump admitted his plans. Yeah
Musa trying to get a rise out of you so you don't cover the news bro. No
No. It's becoming increasingly clear that Iran is not lying about the target. Satellite
imagery suggested a fire broke out near the communications headquarters of the new US Navy.
Arleigh Burke class ashore after it was attacked by Iran. We need to see higher quality imagery
before it's making a better assessment though. Oh my God, maybe they're not lying. Yeah,
by the way, once again, we got listened to Kurdish voices, except there's Kurdish
voices that are saying, we're out of this one. We're staying out of this. Pijak statement
on Iran-Israel war, conflict of power, interest, not a war of liberation.
The Free Life Party of Kurdistan, Pijak, released an official statement declaring the ongoing
war between the Islamic Republic of Iran and Israel is not a struggle for liberation,
but rather a conflict rooted in the power struggles and competing interests of global
forces.
The party condemned both Israel's heavy strikes on Iran's military and command centers
in the Islamic Republic's retaliatory actions describing the confrontation as a consequence
was a Tehran's a president like they're probably at the end of the day going to going to probably
lean into the other side, the Israeli side. And, and I don't know where this I don't know
where they fall on this one. Okay, because there are, this was from the last years.
This was from last year's like the, I think it was like from 12 day war, right?
even before then. Slow the fuck down, speed reader, Jesus Christ. Anyway, I'm just, I'm
like, I don't know why we're immediately going into the Kurdish conversation.
Ugh. The US literally gave them the green light to Jalani and added on the release
the same. I suppose it is a genocide occurs in Rojava. It's the Islamic Republic's fault
occurs in other ethnic minorities, especially, but all Iranians. So Malibu, the Western and
Pierce propaganda. I mean, there are a lot of Iranians that are, there are a lot of Iranians
that are on that, on that fucking timeline. There are a lot of Iranians who are, um,
even inside of Iran still, uh, totally frustrated with the IRGC, frustrated with the Ayatollah
and think that like, uh, America is going to be their salvation. Okay. Having said
that if we're looking at a game of numbers, there's not a significant enough number of
those Iranians to actually spark a real popular revolution. And the reason why, I mean, the
proof is this. The proof is literally right here. If they had enough numbers and enough
motion and enough momentum to actually spark a popular revolution in the country, America
would it be trying to game the fucking system this way? So the very fact that they're trying
to game the system this way by one first four months leading up to even before the IRGC
violently suppressed the protest that took place in Iran, they were fucking arming the
Kurdish militias inside of Iran. That's just true and Israel openly admits that except,
you know, oh, I guess I'm being a ethnic chauvinist, you know, I'm being a Turkish
ultra-nationalists, right? They were doing that already for months. I saw reports of formation
of Kurdish militias in Iraq getting ready, gearing up on the border, even in the last
12-day war. Israel's been trying to do this since the last 12-day war. This has been their design.
And the reason why they want to do it is because they don't have the real fucking popular base inside of the country
If they did they wouldn't have to do this
They're gonna bring in special forces alongside some you know
Kurdish brigades from Iraq and they're gonna try to fucking push the your US citizenship is at risk wait why
What no it's I'm a American born citizen man. Shut the fuck up
Yeah, Kurdish language specialist with TSC SCI clearance started going up last week across major defense contractors
I remember seeing reports of militias getting arms during the 12-day war as well
Then there was a drive-by assassination of police chief by Kurdish militants during the mass uprisings of place like
It's it's
Like what more do you want to hear like Israel is openly fucking saying it out loud and you guys are still
acting as though this is not the design here, you know? Kurdish forces in Iraq have launched
a ground military offensive into Iran against the Islamic regime, and Iranian Kurdish officials
tells I-24 News, according to the official, thousands of Kurdish fighters began taking
combat positions inside Iranian territory on Monday, March 2nd.
I personally suspect that the reason why they're doing this, I suspect that the
The reason why they're doing this is because they want to throw as many bodies as possible
and they want to create discontent, anger and frustration within the Kurdish population
because the IRGC is going to come back and then turn around and fucking start pummeling
Kurdish Iranians, okay?
Because they're not going to be able to control it.
They're going to think, oh, every Kurdish Iranian is now an op.
And that's the reason why this stuff leaked ahead of time.
my suspicion, that's Matthew Petty's analysis as well. Everyone I know who's actually based
in Iraqi Kurdistan is extremely skeptical about this plant Kurdish uprising in Iran.
What I suspect is going to happen, and this is not based on any sources, is an armed,
is an attempt to put the Kurdish veneer on a US special operation into Iran. I think
that's what it is. I think they're going to bring in special forces units quietly
alongside the Iraqi Kurds. Okay. While simultaneously they're going to be like, see the Kurds
are rising up, the Kurds are rising up, the Kurds are rising up.
And I think they want the Iranian government to take a heavy-handed approach, because this
kind of stuff is, this kind of clandestine operation is not revealed on fucking CNN a
week before it happens, okay?
These guys don't do the Babe Ruth shit where they literally go, this is the way we're
going to fuck up Iran unless their goal is basically to frustrate and put the Iranian
government and its military in a paranoid state where they take a heavy-handed approach to
dealing with any sort of ethnic uprising amidst ongoing bombing campaigns.
And then when that happens, they film the entire process and they turn around and say,
see, look how fucking ruthless these guys are.
Now we're going to send in the American ground troops to protect the Kurdish and all of the
other like Iranian population that hate the IRGC, they're going to welcome us as liberators.
That's what I think is happening here.
They're throwing bodies into the fucking meat grinder, and then it gives them enough
time to potentially bring actual ground units into the region, and then it justifies
like even further intervention.
The Kurds are going to get American and Israeli aerial support in the actions.
As they've said, or at least they've demanded American and Israeli air covered.
They want a no fly zone over Kurdish territories is fucking crazy.
They want to create a no fly zone on Iranian territory.
sources now telling CNN the CIA is working to arm and assist Kurdish forces. The goal
we are told is to fuel a popular uprising against the regime inside the Kurds will conquer
Iran for America. We will have greater Kurdistan and it will be a vibrant pluralistic cosmopolitan
democracy no sectarian hellhole, which by the way, the closest achievement to that
was rojava and look what happened to rojava the turkish government is never going to fucking
allow that they are also going to eat a piece of iran at that point if they if things completely
collapsed like i said america is going to go in america is going to go in and go alright
turks get at it it's fine it's you know their money is your money go ahead go bomb the
fucking kurdish villages with with artillery with drones with tanks rollover create a
a fucking barrier between the Turkish border and the Iranian border and and take
up some of this Iranian territory it's all good by us and then Israel's gonna
turn around and say I don't like that I don't want Turkey to do that as a matter
of fact that's really fucking bullshit you better back away and then Israel and
Turkey are gonna fucking go into conflict this is the next five years
happening unfolding in front of our eyes right now and then we'll see if
If, you know, the, the, the Zog is a theory or actually a fundamental plank of American
foreign policymaking, because at that point you're, you know, going into direct battle.
Israel's going into direct battle with a fucking active NATO country, the second largest
standing military in NATO.
They say America doesn't have five-year plans.
America does not have five-year plans.
You know who has five-year plans is real, but all of those plans are just haphazardly
put together and it's all death and destruction and all destabilization all the time.
Iran. See this chief international correspondent Clarissa Ward is joining us live from Erbil
Iraq right now. Clarissa you've been in Iraq now for a few days. What can you tell us?
Well that's right. Well if we are now learning from a senior official here in Iraqi Kurdistan
that this CIA operation to support these Iranian Kurdish forces has been going on
now for a few months. We spoke to a senior leader with the Iranian Kurdish militia groups
yesterday who told us that they believe they are going to be participating in a ground
offensive into Iran in the coming days and that they are going to be doing it with the support
of the US and of Israel, though he would not say what exactly that support will look like.
They already have a long-standing like look
the American media already has like
pre-written
Talking points for this kind of shit because they have utilized the Kurds in this way over and over again in the region and
And and you know sold them on a lie said that they were gonna get autonomy and then they fucked them over later down the line
and
So they already have all the fucking articles. They're pre-written like I already I've told you what the headlines are gonna look like
Oh, the Peshmerga. Oh, the female, uh, you know, fighting brigade. They're also woke.
They're wokely taking over Iran, uh, in, uh, in favor in service of Israel's, uh, uh, ambitions
of destabilizing Iran. Now, the problem here is for at least America, Kurds are not fully on board
with this. KRG official to CNN says, CI support for the Iranian Kurdish groups began a few
months ago. It's very dangerous, but what can we do? We cannot stand against the U S, um,
Which is wishy-washy, but they're basically trying to say like, oh, we're small bean. We have to do that
The Kurds are woke in a conservative region. See people are already doing it. People are already doing it
They're already doing it all the fucking anarchists state department employees in my chat. I have already started
They've already started they're woke. They're they're they got women. They got armed women, dude
They're woke. What are you like them? They're supposed to be communists, right?
Well, because the last time I supported this shit, look what happened!
You're pre-co- like, I'm giving you the pre-talking points ahead of time, like I'm pre-cogging
the talking points ahead of time, and people are already falling for it ahead of time
before the American government does the propaganda.
It's awesome.
I like that.
We're in a fucking time chamber where we're just like, are forced to repeat the
same shit over and over again until basically the entire fucking region is nuked by Israel.
Like, you know, that's it. That's just, only after that can we all be comfortable and never
have to think about this ever again, never have to talk about the same shit ever again.
Yeah, they're gonna, are they gonna help Israel make the genocide woke? Yes.
It's unbelievable how haphazardly put together this is and how they're basically fucking promoting
it ahead of time, calling the shots ahead of time that they're gonna do this.
And there are still dumb motherfuckers who are like, well, they're small being, dude.
They're small being.
They have to get funded by Israel and America because they're small being.
He said that President Trump himself had actually called the leader of one of these Iranian Kurdish
opposition groups.
And as if in response to this reporting wolf this morning, the Iranians hit one of those
Iranian Kurdish militia bases with a missile.
This is the first time we're seeing them use a missile.
They've used drones to attack these bases in the last couple of days.
But this was a missile, at least one Peshmerga.
Of course, famously Turk bombs, Kurdish villages, all monolith entities, PKKP jack, them party,
Kurds and government majority Kurdish population votes for AKP. I guess easy to make this case
to Americans like this. Yeah. Also obviously Kurds are not a fucking monolith anyway. And
it's, it's ridiculous. Uh, even the dem party actually came out and spoke out against
this as well. So like, obviously the Kurds in, in Turkey are, are, I mean, some
of them some of them might like this some of them might not like this I think it was like I think
I don't even like release the god Abdullah Ujalan to upload to release a fucking statement being like
don't do this shit don't do this shit but I don't think I don't think cards are all of the same
mindset here it's just the fighter yeah you got the Aussie turks as well potentially
also may be getting armed but we don't know it's killed and there is now very
real fear here in iraqi kurdistan with the leadership that iran could launch
massive retaliatory strikes if this ground offensive goes ahead the leader
here who I spoke to said that the iranians had warned iraqi kurdistan just
a few days ago that if a single iranian Kurdish fighter crosses that
border there will be how to pay. He also said that one of the issues they have
here in Iraqi Kurdistan, even though they have a very good relationship with the
US, even though they have very little love for their neighbors in Iran, is that
they feel the US policy or the strategic objective. I thought the
Aussies are pretty thoroughly integrated into Iranian society. Well Ali Khamenei
is Aussie descent. So yes, of course they're
fucking pretty well integrated into Iran society. Iranian Jews are pretty well integrated into
Iranian society. Iranian Kurds are pretty well integrated into Iranian society by and large.
The difference here of course is that you can still find elements within, you can still
find elements within Iranian society that are invested in, you know, building an autonomous
region or invested in fucking shit up, pissed off at the IRGC because the IRGC maybe
Arrest one of their friends. You know what I mean?
Hameney, isn't he a Muslim? I think he's a Muslim, but maybe not.
He should be a Muslim Turk, isn't he?
Or I say everyone is a Turk, I swear to God.
God is right. We are pantheonists, really.
Hameney, you are a Turk. Yes.
Okay, here we go.
Yeah, there's a massive, there's a big Aussie population, Turkish population in Iran as well.
So it's a very, it is a very diverse population, okay?
And a very diverse population can be fine, right?
a very diverse population can be fine
this is a joke chatter so you kidding me i texted this to uh... to ryan and
and jeremy
don't use this on his head the u.s.a. would have just
would have just as bad under harris please be better he also supports
terrorist brother you're talking to drop site news
Anyway, where the fuck were we?
Let's continue.
This war keeps changing.
This source told me one day President Trump says its regime change.
One day he says something completely different.
And so they have a really strong concern that among this shifting policy, they could
effectively end up getting thrown under the bus, so to speak.
And it's important to remember, and I know it gets confusing, well, for our viewers, that
there's a difference between the Iraqi Kurdish leadership here in Iraqi Kurdistan and the
Iranian Kurdish forces who are being supported by the CIA with the goal of going into Iran
and launching some kind of an offensive that they are hoping could foment stability
and unrest and the Iraq.
The way that the cards could get thrown under the bus in this operation could literally
be instantaneous, okay?
They could just as well accidentally fucking bomb Kurdish positions with Israeli munitions
and American munitions.
And then turn around and go, oopsie, maybe it was the Iranians that did that.
You know what I mean?
The opportunities here are fucking endless.
The goal here is destabilization, because they don't have the popular base to actually
create instability in the country because there isn't like actual militancy that is armed
and ready to go and an angry to that degree with the government or at least like has the
foresight to recognize that if right now they went up against the state and like tried
to overthrow it in bloody rebellion, even though they don't have the organizational
tools beyond like what Mossad and the CIA has been doing inside of the fucking country.
If they like beyond this astroturf CIA back Mossad back movement, they don't really
have a lot of like popular support. They don't have a popular base in the same way that they
did during the Islamic revolution initially, okay? Because while things are bad, it hasn't
gotten to a degree where people are like, we need to build cells and we need to go
up against the government and we need to do a popular revolution. This is precisely
the reason why Israel is trying to develop a popular revolution, okay? And it's not
not just my assessment, the Israeli media is openly fucking talking about it.
The American media is openly talking about it.
It's fucking crazy.
Israel Hayom reports that U.S. and Israel are arming Kurds in the northwest.
Baluchis in the southeast, another group that I talked about.
Remember when I said Balochistan independence movement will also be utilized inside of Iran
as well?
And Sunni Arabs in the southwest in order to sow chaos in Iran.
Oh my God.
Oh my God.
I fucking told you.
What did I tell you?
What did I tell you?
Even before America and Israel started bombing Iran,
I told you that they are going to beef up ethnic tensions to the best of their
ability to collapse the fucking state.
And now after I fucking told you all this shit for the last couple of weeks,
guess what?
I told you all this shit for the past couple of weeks.
Now people are going to get their talking points from the fucking news and then come in here and be like, well, I guess you don't care about the Balochistan independence movement.
I guess you don't care about the Kurds. Classic Turkish nationalist.
As a part of these contacts, American officials have been holding talks with Kurdish leaders in northern Iran and Iraq with Balochistan militia leaders in southeast Iran.
and with additional opposition groups according to reports that goes to
prepare all these factions
for the decisive day when following the degradation of regime forces
deeply the irgc
the desire change will take place
the u.s. and israel are seeking a full replacement of the regime of the
various groups expected to join what is anticipated to be an internal arm
confrontation
i'm telling you right now
this plan
is going to fuck up the entire world okay it's gonna fuck up the entire
region and it's gonna fuck up the entire world
Offering my full and unconditional support to the Iranian government at least in the fucking interim to make sure that they keep the country intact
Because if this is Rayleigh plan actually is followed through on
if this is Rayleigh plan is is
It comes to fruition which it clearly is going to because America is not gonna stop Israel at all
Okay, it is going to create a refugee crisis that you have not even
even comprehended, okay?
You were, this is an unforeseeable destabilization initiative
for a country with 93 million fucking people in it.
What the fuck?
You are going to see tens of millions of people
try to escape Iran in the conflict,
in the fucking war that takes place.
They're going to present it as a civil war.
Real populist, real popular uprisings happening
all over the place, simultaneously.
Oh, it's not about regime change even.
It's not even about like actually building
a new design for Iranian society.
Liberal Iranians who fucking hate the idea
they need to wake up to this reality.
Your country is gone.
Thousands of years of history and shared culture
perishes overnight in the hands
of the Amerisraeli imperialist endeavors.
How do you not see it?
I can't believe that this has happened so many fucking times and people still go. Oh, it'll be better this time. It'll be different
He told us Iran will be able to deter the US by attacking their base in Israel. No Iran already has
As far as state versus state conflict here Iran is in the past five days
Iran has basically shown every other great power in the world, every other regional power in the world,
that America is a little bit of a paper tiger. America is not capable of defending its assets.
America is not capable of defending its quote unquote allies. The only ally America cares about is
Israel, and even then they're not doing a great enough job defending Israel, even though they've
deployed almost all of their fucking naval assets to defend Israel, okay? And all they can
show for it is oh we struck down a couple fucking a couple autonomous launchers a
couple drone strikes on fucking targets that were painted onto the goddamn
ground like helicopters painted onto the ground of the drones think our actual
real helicopters and they sunk like three naval assets of the Iranian navy
on the coastline of Sri Lanka as though that's somehow accomplishing the
fucking goals. What they want to do is stop the missiles from pummeling the
Gulf region and pummeling Israel. And they haven't been able to achieve that in a
successful manner.
From conversations with people in Tehran, I sensed that the patient with the
strikes is wearing thin. There was initial excitement after Khamenei was
killed and hoped that the regime would fall quickly. Now people have not been
able to sleep for several nights, and the fatigue of war is setting in. They're also shocked
by the scale of the destruction. Most government buildings are in ruin. They also fear about
the unknown future. One person told me to the courthouse where they had filed a personal
lawsuit had been blown. Several people who had planned to stay are now considering
leaving the city.
Iran is such a fucking beautiful country, dude. It is unbearable to watch this
much culture, this much history get fucking destroyed with vulgar American and Israeli
weapons it's we have no care or consideration for the world we are such a malign malignant
cancerous force on this fucking planet god damn it dude it is disgusting these are real
human beings whose lives were fucking destroying so that Israel can feel safe doing the
greater Israeli project without any sort of regional pushback whatsoever. It blows my fucking mind.
But as far as like a real blow that Iran has been able to deal to American Empire,
it basically showed China that like, let me tell you something, okay, if China wants to right now,
they could go and fucking take over the Philippines straight up. They could take over South
career they could take over the fuck of Philippines. Any kind of like regional proxy war that America
engages with China is over. It's a fucking rap. I'm not saying that they have this kind of imperialist
ambition regardless, but basically if you understand anything from what has taken place,
it is America's inability to defend its own radar installations. America's inability to defend its
own supposedly quote-unquote ally nations they're literally taking that missiles
that missile defense systems away from South Korea right now and trying to
hastily ship them to the motherfucking Gulf not even the Gulf necessarily to
Israel because they can't stop the Iranian missiles from penetrating the
fucking Israeli defenses
there's obviously an escalation ladder here with the last step of the
fucking last up of the equation is nukes. Either we deescalate or they escalate it to
the maximum degree. It's unbearable. All right, give me a fucking link for Trump live.
I'll I'll go to I'll tune into the disgusting pedophile president gleefully talking about
destroying an entire fucking country.
get a big piece of that and will also make life wonderful for the people of
Venezuela who have been very very badly hit so that's a lot said in a short
period of time but you can witness it for yourself and now we'll get on to
something that I'm very proud of because it was sort of my idea sort of my idea
like very much build your own power plant and everybody thought I was kidding
they said really you can do that how would you do that I said we'll get
you fast permits, then you'll build your own plants, but we're going to discuss it in
great detail with the biggest people in the industry and some of our great leaders and
senators and congratulations on the Medal of Honor for your 100-year soldier.
You know, 100 years old, 101 to be exact, and Daryl's been fighting that he get the
Congressional Medal of Honor for many years, Daryl, right?
Mr. President, I give you all the credit for overcoming the...
We're ruled by pet-a-pillock monsters.
...in the Department of the Navy in a way that I thought was amazing.
Yeah.
Nobody could have done it for you.
Maybe it'll be a long trip. We had to get it to him a little bit quickly,
but he looks like he's in good shape. He's got some years left, right?
He's planning to come back here for your next Medal of Honor ceremony.
And he's also going to be the star at Tailhook this summer if you want to come to Reno.
Well, I congratulate you for that success.
That was amazing.
He didn't stop.
I've known him a long time.
He never stops.
So congratulations.
It's very nice.
We're here this afternoon for a historic signing that will help keep down utility bills
very, very substantially and electricity prices for millions of Americans and in
In many cases, for a lot of people that don't really understand why they're going up, but
they're not going to be going up, they're going to be actually going down.
Today we follow through on an announcement I made in my State of the Union address last
week as America's largest tech companies officially signed the Ratepayer Protection Pledge.
It's a big deal.
I'm going to have a tremendous impact on electricity costs.
We're bringing down all of the costs.
have this little interlude to do what we have to do because we had it going.
But these interludes are very important, especially this one.
But the economy has never been like this.
We've never broke 50,000 on the Dow.
People thought we wouldn't do that within the first four years.
We did it in the first year.
And we brought seven on the S&P, 7,000 on the S&P.
They said that's even less likely to happen.
And we did that too all within the first year.
Under this new agreement, big tech companies
are committing to fully cover the costs
of increased electricity production required
for AI data centers.
And that would be prices for American communities
will not go up, but in many cases
will actually come down and very substantially
because you know, the data centers
and you people are so big as you're the biggest
the world but they've developed a little bit of a bad public which they have
they need some PR help because people think that if a data center goes in
they're electricity prices are not happening. The data centers, people don't like them.
The areas where it did happen won't happen anymore because they never had
this alternative. It's actually gonna mean the prices come down. You're gonna
see how badly they want. Some centers were rejected by communities for
that. And now I think it's going to be just the opposite. This means that the tech companies
and the data centers will be able to get the electricity they need all without driving
up electricity costs for consumers. This is a historic win for countless American families
and will also make our electricity grid stronger and more resilient than ever before. So
that's part of it. It's going to be strengthened up and they're going to be getting a lot
of excess electricity from the data centers
where they build their own plants.
They're going to be creating their own electricity.
We're pleased to be joined today by Speaker Mike Johnson,
who's got a difficult job, but he does it as easy
as anybody I've ever seen do that job.
It's never easy when you have a majority of two,
or sometimes less.
I'm going to say sometimes less, but he's amazing.
and energy secretary Chris Wright, who's worked so hard and Senators Katie Britt, Bernie Marino.
Do you think Peter Thiers behind the greatest country practices, because he's behind a lot of terrible things?
Hello, connection to Trump?
No, this is Israel's design, dude. There is no...
Thank you both, and Derek, thank you. Nice to see you.
This is... What the fuck is this?
OSTP director Michael Cratchman.
Why are you sending this to me?
AI and cryptos are...
This is what he said in the beginning.
Here, let's see what he fucking said in the beginning.
President Trump just now and around if we didn't hit it within two weeks they would have had a nuclear weapon. Oh my god
No one even believes it not only does no one believe it
But also their hearts not even in it their hearts not even fucking in it. They just don't care. They don't care
What is this this is a huge story I've barely seen covered everyone talking about economic damage via energy is determined
The Holy shit takes expensive tens of billions of dollars.
I said $500 billion building a plan to keep chips away from China.
Nobody spent a dollar on a plan to keep missiles away from the chips.
What?
I don't know what that is.
It's a fun soundboard thing.
Come on, man.
The world is fucking collapsing right now.
Let me, let me lock the fuck in real quick.
Okay.
Let me log in real quick.
We got, we got so much shit going on.
A federal government contractor for the Defense, for the Department of War at Dover Air Force
Base DE, as posted at nd.com seeking multiple part-time on-call personnel effects specialists.
The position will support receive safeguarding and restore process and make final disposition
of personal effects and military civilian casualties from overseas.
This position appeared on site within the last seven days.
What the fuck?
They didn't have this already.
They needed it.
Dude.
Dude.
Dude, the number of casualties is far greater, not for active duty personnel and like reservists.
You can't really hide those deaths, but defense contractors, America, war has changed quite
a bit, even from the global war on terror era.
Okay, it's changed quite a bit.
Right now, America utilizes, America utilizes defense contractors quite a bit.
There's also forces there that are in the CIA.
You know what I mean?
Like they're on the State Department side
and when they die, you won't hear about it.
And I think they're probably melting
a lot of defense contractors without
and you don't get to hear about it at all
instead of like active duty reservists
because the active duty reservists protocol
for informing like next of kin is intact.
I don't think they can, as far as I understand
I don't think they can hide those as well or as easily.
I'm sure if there's like a special circumstance,
if there's like an entire like naval asset
that burned or something,
they can try and hide it to the best of their ability
in order to withstand the PR shock
that will come as a consequence of that.
But they can and do with regular frequency,
hide the total number of casualties
and the total number of deaths
When when it comes down to contractors that they deploy in the region
So if there's like a lot of these at these bases if you have I mean there are chatters in here
Who might even literally be at the bases right now. There are chatters in here cool
Well, you probably can't watch right now if you're if you're literally in the Gulf
I suspect that they don't let you watch or use your phone any longer. I think I saw the cent com
notification that
Said don't use your apps at all
But if you're if you've ever been stationed in one of these bases you can tell me if that's the case or not
But I'm pretty sure I
suspect that like some of the guys that they're
Some of the people that that may or may not have been killed
Is there if they're defense contractors like we will not hear about it
US contractors equate the cry meager bunkers and pay cuts amid Iran war were treated as
expendable employees say they've heard little from major defense contractor v2x Inc about
safety and evacuation protocols. Yeah, they are expendable. Why doesn't China uses a
crackdown on Taiwan out of American influence? I don't want to get into China right now.
What do you mean?
The American people deserve to know what's going on, what kind of colleague their government
is doing, how their government is abusing their money, their tax money, their image
in the Middle East, in the Islamic world, just in furtherance of the whims of Benjamin
and Yahoo.
Yeah.
I don't think these guys understand.
I go watch it from Saudi Arabia, but I live and work here, not military.
Yeah, no.
I'm saying, if you're a military, if you, yeah.
If you're in the military right now, if you're active duty and you're in the Gulf, they don't
want you to use, I saw the SENTCOM notification, they don't want you to use a lot of phone
applications because they suspect that either China or Iran is using that for targeting.
And that's the reason why they have these drone strikes that take place on civilian
properties like hotels and you know apartment complexes where like what the
fuck are they hitting these hotels what the fuck are they hitting these
apartment complexes it's because there is there's assets
and cent com thinks that cent com thinks that the way that they're finding the
the strike targets is the phone applications that people are using. Yeah, it's the same
as don't smoke at night back in the day. Yeah, pretty much. What is this? Ayes on Azerbaijan
and Armenia. Azerbaijan has become an eager proxy to Trump. And in the al-Aqs, that's
true. The role, remind us, with the stake of the U.S., is really war on Iran, always
and already regional with lethal cost was for armenians to oh yeah
i got a buddy who works at the defense culture who was offered 170k to go to
cybers by the end of the month not including per diem
Anyway, my cousin boy from a station in London past two years in the 25th
They deployed him to an unknown location told him to stop using apps my cousin talking on Friday 27
But hasn't since he's an engineer and she thinks he's in Israel or somewhere with a desert climate because he he sent her a snapchat
But hasn't been on since
He sent a fucking snapchat God the American military so fucking stupid. I'm sorry same with the Israeli military. We're so comfortable
We here in the Western world in the heart of empire are so used to our fucking treats
We have no opsec. We have no opsec was over. That's why all the fucking israeli
Occupational forces the neo-nazis were like filming themselves doing war crimes over and over again because they were like, oh
This is great. This will look so good on my social media
Yes, I love Israel. I love doing war crimes
Again, Hamas. No fucking Opsack whatsoever.
Anyway, I'm all over the place right now. I talked about my suspicions of like defense contractors possibly getting smoked with some of these drone strikes.
I assume that that is like a real point of concern.
Um, but, uh, but, uh, yeah, I think the numbers are probably a lot higher when you calculate
the total number of casualties when you look at the, uh, actual defense contracts are probably
also been killed.
And here's the other thing.
You'll have your approvals within two, three or four.
Yeah.
This motherfucker is still talking about all this other shit like energy deals and whatnot,
but we are going to get back to.
We are going to get back to Iran, what the goals are, what the ambition is, who we're
doing this for, and what the clandestine operations are on the ground.
As I showed you, Israel itself has openly revealed that their goal here is to create
as much chaos as possible against the Revolutionary Guards and utilize the existing ethnic
tensions to foment like some kind of, uh, to basically create chaos in the country, right?
If you get the IRGC's ground units to move around, because on the one hand, you got
a squash or rebellion that's taking place over there with like the Balochistan separatist
movement. On the other hand, you got to, uh, you know, on the other hand, you got
to go to like the, the Kurdish ethnic enclaves and, and stamp out protests and
discontent and, and like actual fucking, it's not even like a protest at that
point it's just like straight up warfare. Especially when these guys are gearing up,
tuning up the IRGC to react with, to react against what these guys are doing is objectively
terrorism at that point, right? In that, in that predicament, you, you have the military's
these existing units spread out to the best of your ability, and it makes it, I guess,
easier for American troops to eventually come in if they were to do a landing operation.
Which again, very few, very limited options as far as where they could invade Iran from
where they can create like a supply line because Iran, as I've shown you before,
if you look at a fucking topographical map,
is surrounded basically three parts by mountains, okay?
So they're gonna try to divide the IRGC,
they're gonna try to divide the forces,
if there is actually additional boots on the ground
participation from American units.
Let me tell you who's not gonna be on there.
Let me tell you what boots
are not gonna touch Iranian soil, Israeli boots.
Just so we're clear it will be American boots it'll be your neighbors that go and fight and die in
The Iranian mountainside for Israel. It will not be Israeli boots that touch the soil make no fucking mistake
Okay, Israel small country
Israel too small
Israel tiny nation size of New Jersey no politic here no politic I say
You know, a coalition of the willing, but that's what this is.
That's what's going on.
That's what they're gearing up for.
But, you know, it's pretty crazy how open the American media is in their coverage so
far as well, like, hey, Kurt, sorry, we just handed you over to the Syrian government after
you used a successful cooperation.
Would you like to repeat the same thing in Iran, but faster?
One person familiar with the discussion, this is on CNN.
One person familiar with the discussion said that the idea would be for Kurdish armed forces
to take on Iranian security forces and pin them down to make it easier for unarmed Iranians
and major cities to turn out without getting massacred again as they were during the unrest
in January.
Another US official said that Kurds could help sow chaos in the region and stretch
the Iranian regime's military resources then.
When I say it, people go, Hassan, you're an ethnic supremacist, you're a Turk,
of course you hate the Kurds.
CNN is literally writing verbatim what the design is here
Okay, it's it's very clear and to the Iranians that are you know to the to the Iranians in the
diaspora who want to make sense of this or maybe they want to hear from a from an opposed opposing
perspective and they're getting really mad at me and they think Hassan you don't understand
like we love Israeli bombs or whatever I want my grandparents to die
because as long as like we can have a free and liberal Iran I need you to
understand you are not gonna have a free and liberal Iran you are just not gonna
have an Iran at all okay you are not different okay you are not different
than the Iraqis you are not different than the Libyans you are not different
than the Afghan population I know you think you are it's a very well
educated populace okay I know I know you think that you can overcome this
You can't because at the end of the day when a fucking American bomb is flying overhead
It's going to destroy your home. It's going to kill you. It's gonna kill your children. It's gonna kill your neighbors
Okay, it doesn't matter how big brand you are. It doesn't matter how invested in liberalism you are
America and Israel's designs for your country is not that
okay
so if you have
If you have any suspicion
In your heart, that America and Israel actually want to liberalize Iran and create a liberal
secular democracy in Iran, drop it now, okay? They are not invested in this at all.
And I know it feels crazy for a guy living in the Imperial Court, living in the United
States of America, oh classic Kami, he just loves the IRGC. I'm gonna give a fuck about
the IRGC. Okay? I'm gonna give a fuck about the Ayatollah. I'm gonna give a fuck about the IRGC. I mean,
I, you know, I think that they have put on a strong opposition against Israel and the region,
and that's great, but that's totally separate from their domestic repression. Okay? But I need
you to understand, this is not about that. Your last opportunity to maintain a sovereign Iranian
state is now in the hands of people that you have opposed, people that have jailed your
family members, people that have tortured your family members.
Your last shot at maintaining a sovereign state is now in the hands of the very same
people that you fucking despise.
Okay?
That's it.
I know it sounds insane.
I know it sounds crazy and you might think, oh, you're saying all of this because you're
saying all of this because like you're fucking, uh, you know, pro iatola or whatever, this
is your best worst case scenario. Okay. There are only bad options here, bad ranging from
catastrophic, like thermonuclear warfare options, which would be the maximum worst
option. Okay, we go up the escalation ladder to the nuclear, like a tactical new being deployed.
You know, that's obviously the worst, worst, worst option, because it will destroy the entire
planet. But the least bad out of all the catastrophic options you have, out of all the
realistic ones at least, is that the Iranian government maintains its integrity, stays intact
for a long enough time that the attrition kicks in, it becomes too costly for America,
and Donald Trump cuts out the Israelis from the negotiation, and he tries to do like a Maduro thing
with whoever the fuck is in charge still, okay? He tries to do a Delci Rodriguez with like Ali
Larkiani or someone like that, and they're like, okay, we're pulling out the energy markets of
imploded and all of my fucking capitals friends are giving me phone calls every single day telling
me to cut the shit out and obviously the opposition internally is going to come from the ultra zinus
the lindsay grams of the world the pro israel dick writers of the world but it did the competing
forces there are you know how much can donald trump molester money how much can american uh
American Empire's integrity, take a hit, take a massive fucking blow, and eventually, which
side caves to the pressure?
If it's the Iranian side that fucking falls apart, if it's the Iranians that falls apart,
you are not going to get a secular liberal democracy out of that equation.
You are not even going to have a fucking country to return to, okay?
You're going to have a country that you desperately try to escape, and you are
going to have, given the 90 million Iranians that live there, of all different ethnic backgrounds,
you are never going to be able to see your home again, you're never going to be able
to cherish your culture again, you are going to have nothing, all of it will be reduced
to rubble.
You will have a balkanized state that is constantly waging war with one another, and it will
turn into Libya.
Okay?
It's so crazy because we've seen it happen over and over again and yet people still
think this time it'll be fucking different.
Technically not true of Masada's boots.
No, Masada's not gonna have boots on the ground.
they'll have people that are Iranian that they work with, they'll have their assets, but they're not going to fucking send.
They're not going to send Israeli sons and daughters into Iran, okay? Get the fuck out of here. They never have. Why the fuck would they do it this time?
It'll be different because Iranis actually want and ask for the USA to help not same
for Libya and Iraq.
So that's a big difference now.
No, you don't know anything.
Kurds, the USAW Turks crying in the corner.
Oh my God, you don't know anything.
No, of course there were coalitions in Iraq that were also asking and demanding for
intervention what the fuck are you talking about
you're wrong you just don't know anything about the history
you can only arrive at this position if you are utterly oblivious to the history
of american empire in this fucking region
jesus christ
in the eyes of israel you are no different than a palestinian okay they
do not give a fuck about you you are literally the same as palestinians
the same as the the Lebanese population living in southern Lebanon that has to
fucking now move again because you know Israel has decided we're gonna go in and
we're gonna take more Lebanese territory. I don't know why you can't
understand this America doesn't even give a fuck about its own service
members America doesn't even give a fuck about its own citizens living in the
United States of America it's on taxpayers and you're over here
thinking all but they give a fuck about me you're stupid
anyway this plan includes no political guarantees for curds in iran and no plan
to keep iran and turkey from at least economically suffocating at most
militarily
carving up iraqi Kurdistan in response
doesn't make sense for them to go along with it
but
seemingly uh... enough
there's enough movement that they can claim that the cards are totally on board
with this
to once again
to to once again make it seem like
uh... you know there is enough movement here
there's also this other side
um... israel home another ethnic group waiting sustained insurgencies the
blue cheese a sunni minority straddling the territories of iran pakistan afghanistan
who seek self-determination and autonomy the irgc
has in recent years conducted on president cracked on the blue team minority
the central active organization on the iranian side is jaysh al-adil
in december twenty-five mergers the additional groups
into the popular fighters front and declared a broad struggle against the
regime the third at the third ethnic minority in iran with a history of
armed resistance to the government is Arabs of the southern Kuzestan province. Predominantly,
Shia Arabs whose population numbers more than a million and a half. In 2022, large protests against
Tehran's rule took place in the province and clashes between Arab separatists and regime forces
resulted in several deaths.
The law, our car wants as US ground strategies to foment Kurdish rebellion fielded by STF
veterans displaced from Syria and likely led by American commandos all covered by US-Israeli
air power, very worrying. IRGC would have to respond very hard to totally crush the rebellion.
Straight out of the Iraq playbook, the formation of a no-fly zone over Kurdistan and Iraq
was a key piece in the overthrow of the Baathist government. The Iranian Kurdish coalition is
Ambedin Zaman who writes for Al-Monitor and the Economist. The Iranian Kurdish coalition
is asking the United States to establish a no-fly zone over the Kurdish areas to
to provide air cover for potential future operations, and above all, to prove its commitment.
And America will gladly offer that, by the way.
Okay, Asan, you absolutely have to stop ignoring the population that speaks from their perspectives.
You have to listen to idiot voices in idiot spaces.
We have to give them space to speak to Bill should.
That's what equality is all about.
Yeah.
Yeah.
You have to listen to MAGA voices.
Excuse me.
you not centering MAGA voices in this conversation? Excuse me, why are you not centering Israeli
voices in this conversation? I don't know because I don't give a shit because I'm looking at
action and reaction. I'm looking at the results. I'm looking at what the intention is. And
I know what the intention is. It's complete death and destruction for possibly hundreds
of thousands of Iranians and tens of millions of Iranians displaced, never to be able
the return to a place that they call home. That's what has happened over and over again
and that's what will inevitably happen here. How the fuck do we not see the same exact
story, the same exact song and dance, sometimes the same exact fucking actors and there are
still people going, I don't know, maybe this time is different. No, the fuck it's not.
The biggest problem from the American side here, the biggest problem from the American
side here is straight up the fact that they just don't have an ISIS equivalent inside
of Iran, because Iran has been very successful in eviscerating ISIS, okay?
If they had an ISIS equivalent inside of Iran, oh, it would be over.
It'd be over in a fucking heartbeat.
But they will.
There will be an ISIS equivalent inside of Iran eventually.
Sometime, maybe literally ISIS.
You never know.
I they might call it
The son is it true that the Islamic Republic is completely cut off the internet communication past so people don't get pre-attack warnings
So many people I follow are posting this on their Insta story
It's saying that the Islamic revoke is trying to kill and harm Iran sounds like propaganda to me. I don't know I
Mean I'm I don't think the I don't think the internet is actually fully cut out in Iran at all, but maybe
Yeah, the iron Isis actually doesn't stand for Islamic State Israeli State
Yeah, this is the guy like this is the the guy commanding the fucking forces by the way
This is the attitude that he has and a lot of dumb fucks still think that this is not a lot of dumb fucks
Still think this is gonna be positive for the Iranians dude. Holy shit
To do nothing about it
B twos B 52s B ones predator drones fighters controlling the skies picking targets death and destruction
from the sky all
day long
We're playing for keeps our war fighters. It's like epic fortnight chungus is what
they're doing while simultaneously they're like it's anti woke we're
actually invading Iran anti woke style it turns out the Ayatollah was woke and
we're destroying it we're doing war but this time we're war fighting in an
anti woke manner all the previous reasons why we failed quote-unquote
failed obviously it was for you know our capitalists didn't fail it was
It was fantastic for them, but we technically failed our objectives of regime change or creating
a stable liberalized region, a secular republic or whatever the fuck.
They've always failed over and over again because that wasn't the real ambition at all.
But this time it's different.
This time we're casting aside all of the woke neocon liberalization attitudes.
We're playing for keeps.
We're going to fucking destroy the country.
Heck yeah.
Maximum authorities granted personally by the president and yours
Hegs is presser makes clear he thinks Trump will win this simply by being anti-woke and prosecuting the Lord
They really believe in the magical power of anti-woke
Yeah
Yeah, our real war fighters their dicks are hard
Our war fighters with their hard dicks are gonna come in with their cocks locked and loaded
and they're gonna fuck the ground they're gonna do it hell yeah we're gonna rape and pillage who raw
real war fighters are in charge everybody let's fucking go anti woke style um anyway uh
as far as um as far as the talks or what's going on there's also uh some suspicion that uh
trump might not be listening to daddy all too much because he's obviously looking for a fucking exit
ramp. CNN openly abides by Israeli military censorship. Oh my God, CNN accidentally confessed
live on TV that a massive censorship Israel is doing damage and optics control. We're not
showing you that because the Israeli government doesn't allow us to show where that may have
come from. We're not showing you that because we're not going to show the Israeli government
does not allow us or want us to show where that may have come up that interceptor.
But I don't want to go there. Yeah
It's because their interceptors are fucking in civilian areas, obviously that's the reason
But yeah, of course of course the scene of course CNN abides by Israeli censors
What are you talking about anyone that covers news inside of Israel?
Literally is telling you what the Israeli government is allowing you to see I hope you understand that these countries have
These countries try to have complete narrative control in a heavily populated and densely populated area to the best of their fucking ability.
And they do this all the time. In the first couple of days, if you recall, I showed you some of the impact sites they had Israeli reporters on the ground doing English coverage.
Because in the first couple of days they wanted to garner sympathy. When they realized that they couldn't garner any sympathy whatsoever,
whatsoever because everyone was like we know you're a genocidal nation that's
bloodthirsty and is trying to do the same thing you did the Gaza the Iran this
time says you they went okay we shouldn't be showing the impact sites at all we
should actually hide it because it only makes it seem like Iran is actually
reaching its targets and it only shows the Iranian side that they're actually
successfully striking the heart of Tawkentel Aviv or the heart of
Jerusalem
Saudi former Intel chief is saying Israel is why the US is doing this. Yeah, everyone is saying Israel is doing this because of course the
It's it's
That it's that's it. That's the truth. It's hard to fucking look at this is anything but the truth as you guys know
I have said over and over again that I am I
Am at the the number one guy for the you know the American
asset in the region the the aircraft theory okay but this is this is an
instance where it 100% is Israel's ambitions that's it we are following
along Israel's ambitions and we're expending billions of fucking dollars
worth of assets in an effort to go along with what fucking Israel wants
year.
Well, I am surprised at the President's surprise.
Respectfully, I would recall that the Crown Prince and other Gulf readers have been urging
America not to undertake military action against Iran because all of us believe that that
action will not remain confined to Iran.
Iran will retaliate against American presence in the area which is present in all of the Gulf States and as far away as Turkey upon
So if he if he was surprised, I don't think
Saudi or other Gulf readers were surprised. They've been warning. I'm gonna come. Oh
What the fuck I accidentally hit that button that's crazy. I can't believe it. That's
Sorry my keyboard actually clicked on the soundboard for a second. I was like where the fuck did that come from as it shocked me
Yeah, here's the financial times Israel expects weeks long war against Iran
Summarizing the Israeli government's position since Renevich said if we can have a coup great if we can have people on the streets great
If we can have a civil war great Israel couldn't care less about the future or the stability of Iran
That is a point of difference between the u.s. That's the point of difference between us and the u.s. Oh my god
They're just saying it out loud. They're dabbing on us. They're fucking dabbing on us
They're dabbing on us. You want to know why because we're fucking cattle. Okay, wake the fuck up
We are literally cattle. We are cattle. We are a nation of cattle. Okay?
It's literally like they're writing it in the financial times. They're saying it out loud
They're openly saying over and over again. What are you gonna fucking do about it? It doesn't matter because guess what a
Big chunk of people are gonna hear Donald Trump go
This is a good thing and they're gonna say this is a good thing a big chunk of liberals are too predisposed with like how much
They fucking hate Donald Trump, but they haven't figured out what's going on in front of their eyes and
90% of Americans don't give a fuck about what happens to the Iranians, okay? That's it
Because they think, oh it's happening over there. We've done it so many times over and we've been sheltered from the impact over and over again, so it doesn't fucking matter.
We're a nation of fat treatlerites who don't give a fuck about anything and America and America and Israel takes advantage of that over and over again. Holy fuck.
There's a point of difference between us and the U.S.
I think Washington is more concerned about nation building and threats to their regional partners,
he added. On Tuesday, an Israeli airstrike tore through a building in the Iranian holy city of
Qom. The target was the gathering place for the assembly of experts. The 88-person clerical body
meant to choose Iran's next supreme leader after Atol Ali Khamenei was killed at the weekend.
It remains unclear whether Israel believed the body was meeting at the time,
but an Israeli military official said afterwards that the goal was to stop Iran
from choosing a new supreme leader, we want to ensure Iran stays in disarray, they said.
It's mind melting how clear the divergence of Israeli interests and everyone else's interests
are here, and they have no reason to hide.
I watched Lavrov today after I saw Snipisah exit speech and I must say regarding Iran, Lavrov sounded fairly reasonable to me. Of course, it's in his interest if U.S. was restrained by international law, but nevertheless, we should right now sounds more reasonable than U.S. and Israel saying this is a uroid.
Yeah, that doesn't mean anything because, again, we're cattle and you're also cucked cattle because your leadership, just like our leadership, do not give a fuck. They will allow Israel to do whatever the fuck they want.
want, and they'll sit there and they'll try to sell it to you. And maybe some will believe
it. Okay, maybe some will believe it. Some will go, ah, you know, it sounds good to me.
It sounds reasonable to me. You know, Kurdish autonomy. I care about that. They're woke,
I think. Right?
Donald Trump, by the way, remember when I told you yesterday that Donald Trump was gonna fuck up
Marco Rubio's response because he's like the worst guy to have on board.
Years have been killing our people and killing people from all over the world. And
I think we have great support. And I think if we didn't do it first, they would have done it to
Israel and give us a shot if that was possible years they've been killing our people and killing
ruined it.
Marco Rubio comes out yesterday and he's like, no, no, no, no, no, I just like
I was wrong when I said it was Israel's war that we're fighting for Israel. I was just like,
oh, that's not correct.
Looks like the Kurds are in. Yes, I already I already mentioned this. Yes, Kurdish forces in Iraq have launched a ground military offensive against Iran
Last month Israel Hayyom reported that the idea was too scared and morale too low to fight Iran US casualties is obviously preferred
Israel Hayyom the existential threat beyond Iran the idea is growing career officer crisis severe burnout prompting ways of resignations among majors and lieutenant colonels a
a dramatic drop in the number of candidates competing for each senior command position.
It has become a direct and acute threat to the national security of the state of Israel.
The shorter stems from a mass departure trend that began even before the war and has since intensified.
We need anyone, dude. Like please, please, someone needs to fuck and put a stop to this.
It's it's ma it's insane. It's insane like these guys are killing and slaughtering babies at such an alarming rate that they're
Experiencing fatigue from the baby slaughter so much so that they're like I'm done. I can't do this anymore. I can't do this anymore
But there's always more room in the region for a new group of
of individuals to take up arms at the behest of Israel and at the behest of
American empire it blows my fucking mind how can no one just like turn around and
try to stop this it is fucking insane well I guess there's one group that was
actually trying to stop it and for the last two and a half years
American Israel have melted every single person involved in said group and
is now going to cut the head of the fucking snake
It's great. They're just fucking Nazis, man. There's they're Nazis. I don't know what else to say. They're just Nazis and America is Nazis too.
Oh, there's been a disproportionate number of casualties among commanders who led from the front shouting follow me as they charge at the head of their troops. Many of them no longer fit for duty further deepening the manpower gap.
gap well it's great there's already a fucking there's already you know a
million strong ready to fucking mobilize units from Iowa from Ohio from
Wisconsin you know
they'll go out and fight Israel's battles for them when their military
experience is fucking fatigue genocide fatigue fatigue from all the baby
the murder that they've contributed to.
Great.
Yeah.
It's great that we've lost a regional war
based on a feeling, which is also bullshit.
It's not even real.
This is just like, they're not even doing
a good enough job of selling this shit.
That's what's so fucking frustrating, too.
They're not doing a good enough job selling this shit.
Their messaging is so inconsistent.
Um and and it is becoming increasingly clear to me
That it doesn't even matter. They don't even need messaging discipline here and
The the American cattle brigade will come into my fucking chat and justify it regardless because is there a bad guy died
I think the United States was going to strike our assets in the region
And he made a determination to launch operation epic fury based on all of those reasons and the president had a
Chag's breath also called it Israel's war. Oh, fantastic. Fantastic.
To our steadfast partner, Israel, your mission is being executed with unmatched skill and
iron determination. Fighting shoulder to shoulder with such a capable ally is a true force
multiplier and a breath of fresh air. We salute your courage and your contribution.
Also, I don't love this new way of posting, like, coming from Sancom.
More fake news from the Iranian regime.
Like they have a soy-failennial handling the fucking comms for the U.S. Central Command.
Urm, actually, the regime claims U.S. forces are withdrawing.
They sank a U.S. destroyer.
RGC claims to have taken down a US fighter aircraft. The regime says they killed a hundred US Marines. All lies. Reality check.
US forces are expanding strikes deeper in Iran in airspace by the hour. US forces take 20 plus Iranian regime vessels while overwhelming firepower from
air land and sea. Over a four day period US forces have reduced Iranian regime drone launches by 73% and ballistic missile launches by 86% US military
power projection capabilities unmatched, all facts. Now, now that the U.S. sent commas
come out with this statement, let me explain what is actually going on.
American Israel have basically unlimited power when it comes to their offensive capability
and certainly a finite amount of resources when it comes to their defensive capability.
Okay. So their goal here has been trying to eradicate the silos to the best of
ability or just close off the openings that they can find in these fucking
caves on the mountainous region of Iran okay where the missile silos come out
they have single-use TELs that they deploy these missiles from and America's
job is to try to blow them up to the best of their ability problem is even if
you have air superiority it doesn't matter they're very clearly not
capable of completely destroying Iran's missile launching capabilities. Okay, they
just it's objectively untrue to say that they have been able to successfully
destroy Iran's or completely diminish Iran's drone striking and drone
targeting capabilities or their missile launching capabilities. This is
before we even talk about people being able to dig out of these openings and
Then bring out their fucking missiles once more and use more single-use launchers
Okay, and if they were capable of doing this one we would see less strikes in general, okay?
You would see like a total
Diminishing number of strikes successfully targeting the gulf region. They have actually reduced the number of strikes
They have actually reduced the number of strikes. This is true
But they wouldn't be fucking
They would not be talking about how they're sinking Iranian vessels off the coast of fucking Sri Lanka as a major
W, okay, Iranian assets parked off the coast line of Sri Lanka are not
Presenting an immediate threat to American naval assets at all
If you're sending submarines to the coast line of Sri Lanka to go and blow up Iranian boats over there or blow up boats
that are parked on the fucking coastline, that we're not going to be, Hassan is, I just mad,
the left is losing everywhere in the world and showing how stupid they are.
Lamau?
What?
Okay, I'm confusing. I just mad.
Okay, Chatter, don't be mad. Anyway, let's continue.
Like, spectacular, spectacular victory for the Amerifat Empire that doesn't even benefit
the Amerifats over here in, you know, the Amerifat continent for the record. But that's
the size of the point. You're cattle, okay? You're cattle. So it doesn't matter. You will
never understand how these designs in the region are not beneficial for you at all, okay? But
that's a totally separate point that I'm not even going to get into. But as far as like
American power projection here, this last week has diminished American force projection
capabilities in ways that I never would have foreseen.
America was able to, America had to withdraw from all of its golf assets.
They took a fucking beating from shahed drones and ballistic missiles in every single golf
country where there are US military bases, okay?
That's a spectacular failure.
America is the mightiest empire that has ever existed.
And this is the clearest indication we have ever gotten that we, Americans, the American
Empire, is spread far too thin, okay?
It's too vast, and we do not have the procurement strategies and the missile creation strategies.
We don't have the industrial output to be able to keep up with even a fucking country
like Iran.
There's too much contractor bloat in the defense side.
We are very clearly on the back foot, okay?
It's very clear to anyone who can just pull themselves out of the immediate like, oh, we're
fucking destroying Iran, dude, shut the fuck up, we're deploying Moabs on Tehran, we're
carpet bombing Tehran, okay, yes, of course America has the capability of carpet bombing
Tehran.
They could also literally fucking nuke Tehran as well.
doesn't mean that there's a victory there, okay, even from a forced projection perspective.
What this has shown every other great power in the world, every other regional power in
the world is that America doesn't actually have the capabilities of defending its assets.
American security cooperation just basically turns you into a fucking missile sponge.
And on top of that, America can't even protect its own fucking troops.
If Russia showed that it was a fucking paper tiger in Ukraine, America has shown
that it's a paper tiger against a nation as ascetic and as poor as fucking Iran it's crazy
is crazy
like if we're having this hard of a time defending gulf security partners while simultaneously
defending israel the most important country on the planet in the eyes of the american state
Okay, what makes you think America is capable of defending South Korea or the Philippines if China was like yeah
I'm taking this shit fuck it if China engaged if China had the smoke in the same way that Russia did as far as like
Waging proxy wars with the American state
Over
Irredentist actions in its region. How the fuck do we fight back as China China has a massive
technological gap between iran and china china has a manufacturing gap between iran and china
and american manufacturing versus iranian manufacturing the low-cost iranian manufacturing
in terms of missile defense is clearly enough to strike a devastating blow to american capabilities
and defense it blows my fucking mind anyone that looks at this and goes oh dude china is so
scared right now, does not understand, they're deluding themselves into thinking that America
is still this like mighty fucking country.
It's mind boggling.
This is fantastic for Russia, it's fantastic for China.
If you have any interest in national security and if you genuinely think that these countries
would like destroy us and destroy the United States of America and don't want to just
simply be regional powers, okay?
That can have a, you know, better cooperative future
with the United States of America.
But if they truly had the ambition to destroy America,
why is China, China could just fucking
take the Philippines right now.
They could just be like, we're arming the Philippine
Maoists and the Philippine government
is actually killing the Maoists.
We have to protect our,
we have to protect the beautiful Filipino population.
And we're gonna do that by fucking taking over
the Philippines. You know, American style. What's America gonna do? What's America gonna
do? Taiwan is two weeks away from having nukes. We have to go into Taiwan. What's America
gonna do? Are we gonna tell China this is why we don't have health care? Is that what
going to do? Is that what we're going to do? We're going to show them how epic we are. We're
going to do epic fortnight chungus, Israel style defense. We're fucking panic shipping
fads away from South Korea right now into the fucking regions where we can defend Israel
because a country that has the economy the size of not even the state of Texas is capable
of still pummeling fucking Tel Aviv, in spite of all, in spite of 60% of our naval assets
directly parked in the region to defend Israel. What the fuck are you talking about? China
has no combat experience. China has no combat experience. This is embarrassing how much
you're coping. Honestly, I'm a fan, but just stop gang. You make no sense. Yes,
I'm the one who's coping. China has no combat experience. So what's going to happen
their fucking missile systems then are they just gonna are they just gonna
implode is that what that means is that where the combat experience comes in
there's a technological gap here what the fuck are you talking about there's a
manufacturing gap there's a technological gap this is before we talk
about export controls okay let's say China's like we're liberating the
Philippines we're liberating the island of Philippines is the only
country in the ASEAN region that does not cooperate with China and does not want to create a security
cooperative agreement with China. They go in and they say there's already a base of support amongst
the Philippine Maoists that have been violently suppressed by the Filipino government. We have
to protect these Filipino, we have to protect the Filipino population. We have to go in like,
you know, we have to go into the island. Okay. We're going to the island. We're in
and circling the island, we're taking over the Philippines. What the fuck is America going
to do? What is America going to do? America can't defend Ukraine. America can't defend
Israel. America can't defend any of the fucking Gulf countries. How is America going to defend
the Philippines? China knows it can't face the U.S. on the battlefield because the
Taiwan straight crisis do your researches on I'm not even talking about
Taiwan I'm talking about fucking the Philippines okay China is liberating the
Philippines in this in this hypothetical scenario what does America do I'm not
even talking about Taiwan okay how about Taiwan
It's pure imperial hubris, wake the fuck up.
They got their asses handed to them straight, with straight America support, which was happened
in the Philippines too.
Okay.
All right, Chatter, America's munitions stockpile has diminished, okay?
It still has offensive capabilities that are virtually unlimited, but their defensive
capabilities have diminished spectacularly.
Now, let me ask you this question. What happens when China says, oh, well, sorry, we are running
out of supplies because we have our own ambitions here, and we have to do tight export controls
on magnets and rare earth minerals that are necessary for American national security
defense. Where do you go? How do you build the missiles? Are you going to make it in
your fucking backyard? How are you going to build the missiles then? Now that the
stockpile is diminished, how are you going to build the missiles? Where do you go? Do you go to
Australia? Shut the fuck up. Are you going to just build them in your backyard? Are you going to
materialize a refinement strategy overnight? It took 30 years with central planning for China
to get to this level of monopoly control over every single key item necessary for American
national security and American defense. And you're over here talking about a country that
can barely build 12 fucking fad launchers a year and you're like 12 missiles a year
talking about how they're going to be able to do this without while China does a tight
export controls. Yeah, I'm the one who's coping. We have contingency plans. Are you
serious, gang? What are the contingency plans? What are the contingency plans?
Explain to me what the contingency plans are.
What are the contingency plans nuclear holocaust, mutually assured destruction?
Is that the contingency plans?
That was the Iraqi Kurds have launched a ground offensive in Iran, U.S. official tells Fox.
Yeah, they're gonna launch Godzilla.
We already have, we have a fucking unlimited budget in the military and we're having a
hard time dealing with Iran.
We can't even stop Iran from blowing up the fucking Gulf countries, American bases.
They've taken out billions of dollars worth of fucking radar systems in the goddamn region.
And you're over here going, oh dude, there's a will, there's a way, brother.
What are you relying on?
I'm showing you what's happening right now.
You said we have contingency plans.
Are you serious gang?
You think America, which had been preparing for a war with China doesn't have backup
plans?
It doesn't make sense gang.
What are the plans?
I already know what the actual limited options are, that's why I already referenced them.
You don't even know which country America could go to.
That's why I said, are they gonna make Australia refine all the fucking rare earth minerals
necessary to make up for literally our over reliance on China in the event of a tight
export controls?
You think I'm in the war rooms?
No, dumbass.
You haven't even done the readily available reading.
the problem because you're coping like you literally said oh bro America is
America that's your argument your counter argument is America is America you
think they don't have a plan I don't know man does it seem like we have a
really good plan here sometimes Benjamin and y'all and a legion of fucking a
legion of pedophiles can just come in and be like hey we're gonna do this
And you're coming along for the journey and our dumbass president goes. Oh, that seems great. I would love to be glorious
Occurses you of coping and starts coping. Yeah, I'm not the one who's coping is low-key fucking you up inside wait with Iran
That the US is accomplishing what I want. I can tell. Oh
My god. Oh my god, I will never be able to get this across your again cattle cattle
Cattle it's fucking you up dude. Yeah, it's fucking me up. It's it's fucking me up so hard. You're right
You're coping you don't even have a single fucking contingency plan in mind
You're just assuming that it's going to be good
It's gonna be good somehow when things are actually not as good as American media is trying to present it as a matter of
Fact even the American media is not even trying to present it as like as a as a overall positive
Both sides are coping right now to be fair. I'm not fucking coping at all
I don't think there's anything positive coming out of this for the Iranian population. I'm already talking about
I'm already talking about like the escalation ladder that we are gonna go up. Okay?
the only the only positive the only like positive solution here or the least bad option here is if
If America receives enough pressure that they back away and try to lean in the Trump's interest
of like building Trump Tower in Tehran or something, and then they're like, okay, we'll
just keep the Iranian government intact, we'll cut Israel out.
If you don't cut Israel out, it's over, okay?
As long as Israel runs the American government like a fucking flesh puppet and runs our
foreign policy, in whichever way they see fit, it's just death and destruction, it's
mass instability. It's mass chaos. Hello. Hello. No, no, no, watch out.
Kyle, get out of there. Kyle, get out of there. Yeah.
No endgame chaos of war profiteering oil and gas. Yeah.
Pentagon prelim assessment says one billion a day already. Nice.
That's why I told you the the notion that it was only two billion dollars in cost is ridiculous as two billion dollars worth of assets that have been destroyed
But the daily cost for waging Israel's war right now is a billion dollars a day. It's probably more than that actually
It's probably a conservative estimate
They're already blaming you crammed with the stockpile issues. Oh nice. Oh, there it is here. We go
Hey, is it good that the White House is already trying to pre-blame Ukraine for the outcome
of a five-day old war?
That's probably good, right?
This isn't cope.
This is just reading the fucking tea leaves.
However, the president and-
It's not even reading the tea leaves.
It's just listening to what they're saying.
They're pretty fucking transparent about it.
Does it seem like it's going really well?
Now, Post was pointing out that, unfortunately, we had a very stupid and incompetent leader
in this White House for four years who gave away many of our best weapons for nothing,
for free.
even true by the way we did not give our best weapons to ukraine it's fucking
ridiculous country very far away by the name of ukraine so the president was
here here's the contingency plan for that chatter it's called blaming ukraine
blaming ukraine for being invaded what an incredible contingency plan pointing
out how that was an unwise decision but nevertheless don't doubt the strength
in the might of the American military however the president in that post was
pointing out that unfortunately we had a very stupid and incompetent leader in
this White House for four years who gave away many of our best weapons for
nothing for free to another country very far away by the name of Ukraine so the
president was unlimited support for Israel and any support any support that
we've given to Ukraine which by the way again was a proxy anyway for our
ambitions to push back against Russia and we bit off more than we could chew
because they're fucking insane enough because they're fucking insane enough to
throw bodies into the goddamn meat grinder to take up like eight inches of
fucking Ukrainian territory every goddamn week and even then and even then
it's like yeah fuck the Ukrainians they how how desperate they are how
hungry they are for our best weapons fucking bullshit we didn't give them our
best weapons get the fuck out of here and now the EU out of the gas crisis
pressure that's taking place that's that's that's taking place in the fucking
straight of her moves because Iran is urging Ukraine to allow access to pipeline
carrying Russian oil
fantastic
Meanwhile, the EU is turning to Russia for gas now with North Stream gone by the CIA.
Also Putin said maybe he doesn't give them gas.
There's no shot Putin doesn't give them gas.
Russian President Putin says it may be time to stop supplying gas to European markets.
No shot.
Just said.
I think that when to fit, they want to restrict a Russian gas purchase.
And then in 2027 they want to further restrict gas supplies from Russia.
Now there are new markets that are opening up.
Maybe it would make sense for us to stop our supply to the European markets, right?
Dude, is there a continent more cut?
Like I yell about the Gulf nations all the time, but is there really a group more cucked
than Europeans than the Euroid nations?
You'll have buyers in India and China and South Korea and Japan.
Is this a bladder Asia is blocked?
Oh yeah.
No, I know he doesn't need to fucking sell the Europe.
I think he could use this as an opportunity to restart relationship with Europe after fucking
pummeling Ukraine, but it's like Europe, every decision America makes, Europe gets fucking
destroyed in the process.
Every single decision that America makes, Europe is fucked and they still haven't
figured it out
or at least if they have there like well we got a we got a bite by our
masters
spiegel mister luxer the israelian u.s. air strikes against iranian regime a
cause of joy or concern for you
an armed conflict is always a cause of concern what bothers me about the
debate we're having in germany is that we're only discussing principles
international law
is undoubtedly important
we should adopt the perspective of the people who are so oppressed by the
the regime, do they welcome bombs falling on their own country?
Now, to turn to the markets that are emerging and to consolidate our spending on these markets.
This is not about politics, but it's in a month or in two months.
They'll stop buying our gas.
Maybe we should turn to other markets in order to consolidate our spending there.
is not a solution. This is just what I'm thinking of. It's not a done deal. I will instruct
the government to work with our companies on this matter.
Incredible stuff, man. You usually have to go to Reddit to see pictures of people being
cucked, but the Germans are just posting on main. Oh no, Germany is an entire, Germany
a nation state, which is like literally the fucking economic engine that drives the European
Union is so servile, so reduced. This is what happens when you don't denazify Nazi Germany,
by the way. Yeah, Ecuador kicks out Cuba because of US strikes. I know I saw that we're
going to talk about that too. There's events being put in motion there too. What do you
expect to come if the Kurds of the Kurds offensive of anything?
Um, I think, I think it's not about reaching a serious sincere military objective for the
Kurds. I think it's about just like destabilization while they continue pummeling Tehran, um,
and, and mass chaos.
What? What?
It's just, yeah, it's misery maxing, if you want to call it that.
I'll enjoy me or die enjoy.
I
Don't understand how people can't comprehend it like what's going on right now is literally
What's going on right now is is so fucking
Devastating and so
destabilizing and people think like oh
I have like a like a hidden investment in the IRGC or something and that's why I'm coping and not because I'm terrified of
of the death and destruction that's unfolding
in Iran right now and also terrified of what comes next.
Oh
I remember after 9 11 they took almost two years can visit the American people that Iraq
was responsible for 9 11 and was creating weapons to do something worse.
Now it's just like I felt like it.
Yeah.
Definitely a reduced, uh, a reduced media capability, a reduced government in terms of propaganda.
But I think.
I think it doesn't matter, right?
I think it just doesn't like
There are people that still come into this chat that go oh keep coping. You know what I mean?
like as though
Every bomb that drops on the Iranian population that kills the Iranian people is not
Paid for with your tax dollars that could have gone to fixing your fucking rose that could have gone to giving you health care
And the bombs that we're dropping this time around is being dropped directly for Israel's ambition in destroying a country
with 93 million people
It's so crazy that people are desperate
They're so desperate to like feel like they get a W here like they want to feel like they have an investment in this
And most of the Americans that look at this in horror, realize that they have no power.
They have no way to put an end to this, because let's be real, what democracy exists when it
comes to foreign policy? Never seen a covert C.I. separatist military operation,
so heavily advertised as it's happening, as wildly and as loudly as they can PR it.
You'd almost think the C.I. was running a deception operation here to stoke
IRI paranoia to get them to massacre local Kurds. I think that's
If I was a very real force like PJ and I was covertly sneaking my fighters into a war zone
I don't think I'd be thanking my sponsor for blabbing it to my enemy. Yeah, I think that's I genuinely think that that's the case here, too
I don't think that the I don't think these guys reveal the cards
This early, you know what I mean in the past they never would have
They never would have blown their load this hard and gotten a fucking CNN gotten a CNN hit
I suspect they don't have the popular support inside of Iran
And they have like a reduced capability of like maybe doing some terror campaigns here and there
And they hope that the government comes down super hard on the Iranian population to create a popular mobilization
So Kurdish leaders come out and say they don't want to get involved in supporting US Israel
And then suddenly there's an electricity blackout in Israel announced that Kurds are mobilizing on their behalf where there's no internet
When leaders already said no right, I'm sure
sure. Yeah, I mean, you don't fucking you don't hear from from every single person. Anyway,
oil hits $100 a barrel. It's going to go 150 is when I mean, this is a Shanghai International
Exchange oil has hit $100 a barrel. We're cooking the Asian markets. Anti war protesters.
What is this? Senator Sheehy joined Capitol Police in lifting up and ejecting anti-war
protester Brian McGinnis from the SASC subcommittee hearing. McGinnis is a Green Party candidate
running for Senate in North Carolina and anti-war activist film in the video below.
Out! No one wants to fight for Israel!
His hand! His hand! Oh!
Oh, they broke it.
I think he broke his...
They broke his arm?
Fuck.
Aw, you heard the crack, dude. That's crazy.
That's pretty cool, holy shit.
I mean, like what he was doing is pretty cool.
Great optics of doing this to a dude in a marine dress, blues.
Yeah, he was a Navy Seal apparently.
That's on the government computers 15 years before general public did do you think they have a GI and have been lying in all this news is fake
I would love to hear thoughts on this dude. What the fuck are you saying?
What the freaking brick are you saying right now man
That then destruction from the sky all along I'm telling you these people are genocidal fanatics and no this did not begin with the
Trump administration, they want to do the Iran with previous US administrations to Vietnam,
Laos, Korea, Iraq, Libya, the evil is 100% bipartisan, yes.
The gas station near me went from $2 to $3 overnight.
It's going to get fucking worse in a few days in under a week.
The two most powerful air forces in the world will have complete control of Iranian skies
uncontested airspace.
I hope all the folks watching understand what uncontested airspace and complete control
means.
It means we will fly all day, all night, day and night, finding, fixing, and finishing
the m-
Cringe, dude.
Oh my god.
Stop sending me fucking AI videos from like, uh, the pro-Iranian OSINT accounts, dude.
Please.
It's just AI slop all around.
It's unbelievable how much fucking AI slop people pose.
missiles and defense industrial base of the Iranian military,
finding and fixing their leaders and their military leaders.
Flying over Tehran, flying over Iran, flying over their capital,
flying over the RGC, Iranian leaders looking up and
seeing only US and Israeli air power every minute of every day.
This goes HARD for every dumb fuck by the way
Like
You know
You know like every European tuning in to the Asmongold channel is like
Yes, this is so good, yeah
Oh, I love this
It feels like I'm coming
It feels like I'm doing it, yeah
Oh, are we killings of people?
Oh, so good
Meanwhile, enjoy not having fucking gas
In the upcoming weeks
the dumbass
Oh, you're based
You're based is so based. I love the american-ish
Genocide, I love it. It's like it's like I'm doing the genocide myself
Meanwhile, I have no autonomy no sovereignty. Yeah, it's fine. I love being the servile dog of the american-ish state
Oh, please until we decide it's over
And Iran will be able to do nothing about it.
B-2s, B-52s, B-1s, Predator drones, fighters, controlling the skies, picking targets.
Death and destruction from the sky all day long.
We're playing for keeps.
Our warfighters have maximum authorities granted personally by the President and yours in
Oh my God 12 year olds with fighter jet magazine collections are so stoked about this. No, it's not it's worse than that
It's like 45 year olds living in their fucking parents basement with no job prospects and no positive outcomes for a fucking future
That are lucky enough to maintain that shelter for as long as they can until God forbid their parental unit experiences
debilitating medical disaster and therefore
and therefore collapses the families finances and he no longer has that shelter anyway and
no job prospects. Remember, I need to explain that to you one more time because guess what?
AI is taking over whatever kind of IT position they could have possibly gotten in the fucking
future. Okay. And they sit around 45 years old, no bitches whatsoever. Okay. No job
whatsoever. No money whatsoever. And sitting there, crusty fucking boxers in between
Watching the the bungulator or whatever the fuck is called the the Bert peanut stream and the asmangold stream
Flipping in and out thinking well America has a mighty military and they're killing a bunch of brown people overseas and that makes me feel
Fucking powerful
Okay, that's it. Hey, maybe you can join ice
The fascist the the fattest Hitler brigade anyone has ever seen maybe you can join that
While American officials cannot be more explicit that this is a war intended to maximize death
destruction and despair inside Iran, there are Iranis outside of Iran who believe this
war is for democracy.
I don't even care about listening to fucking Iranian voices, the diaspora voices.
I don't really, I think many of them that celebrated will come to that conclusion fairly shortly,
okay?
Yes, right now they think, oh, this is to liberalize Iran or whatever, they're silly enough to
believe that Iranians will be different, okay?
However, however, very soon when they get that devastating phone call from the remaining
family members that, you know, their grandparents got fucking E-third by American weapons they
paid with their tax dollars to go and bomb Iran and act that they celebrated, they'll
probably change their fucking tune.
change their attitude. Okay. Curtis, Soviet, please listen to
Kurdish voices shut the fuck up
I'm disappointed please listen to Kurdish voices
have you sent her Kurdish voices like Brace Belden yeah I have not
I have, actually. There's been a second awful burnt peanut tattoo. I think these are all AI,
by the way. I don't believe that any single human being would do that. In 2003, it felt,
it felt the popular commentators like Thomas Friedman to articulate the real reasons for
war suck on this. Now Trump officials just shout the vulgar psychology out loud while crucially,
most Americans don't feel or understand it. And the ones that do hear it though,
no, this is going to the intended audience. I think at this point they've realized that
there is no need for popular support for stuff like this, right? There is no need for popular
support and they don't even have it quite frankly. And basically Kurdish sources deny reports
that a ground offensive has begun. Okay, this leads me to believe that Israel is trying
to get the the IRGC to go blow up Kurdish villages. I think that's the reason why they're leaking
these reports ahead of time. That's what it feels like. They're trying to they're they're
trying to be like, oh yeah, no, the Kurds are definitely coming. The Kurds are definitely
coming when they're not coming? One must ask the question why they are so forthcoming with
this otherwise covert operation. Hmm. Hmm. Do not come. I'm gonna come.
Every American outlet is reporting based on administration source of the Kurdish offensive
has started while journalists who've plugged in the Kurdistan is denying it something is
up.
I spoke with four Iranian Kurdish officials, they denied the report that any ground offensive
has started.
There has been an uncoming from Israeli sources about utilizing Kurdish militias in Iran ahead of what would normally be a war.
normally be a covert operation. It's reminding me of Pompeo and Israel, admitting Mossad involvement.
reminding me of Pompeo and Israel admitting Mossad involvement ahead of the mass unrest
in Iran.
Do with that information what you will.
If you recall at the time, I said it is unique to have American and Israeli organs of propaganda
come out and actively say Mossad is actually a part of these protests.
Okay?
i think they're trying to do the same thing
i think they're trying to
say oh
any day now any moment now
you know our forces are gonna mobilize
we're coming for you because they want a heavy-handed approach from the irgc
it has to be true as on billionaire media says true come on paid media can't be
lying
there's an unprecedented amount of reporting coming from israeli source
about utilizing Kurdish militias in Iran ahead of what would normally be a covert operation.
It's reminding me of Pompeo and Israel admitting Assad involvement ahead of mass unrest in
Iran to invoke a heavy-handed response, which they did.
Random lurker here just saw a news article with female Kurdish soldiers.
You called the world Kurdish articles.
Iran's newer news agency citing knowledgeable sources reported that Yemen has conveyed messages
to Arab countries urging them not to consider any direct action against Iran, warning that
any miscalculation would prompt a response from Yemen.
thousand Iraqi cars have lost a ground offensive in Iran US official tells Fox
Either CIA stuff can't keep a secret for shit or they're roping in people mafia style by being complicit. No, I think there is a little bit of truth
I think there is a little bit of truth in like obviously massage involvement both in the protests that took place
probably someone got on their signal chat again no they're just trying dude dude what
What is unique about this is not trying to create a popular uprising with different ethnic
groups inside of Iran.
That has always been the goal.
What's unique about it is that they're calling it ahead of time.
They're openly revealing their hand.
Normally, you don't do that.
Here, I'll give you an example.
The CNN did not report last time, leading up to the 12-day war, that the American government
and the Israeli officials were arming Kurdish militias.
And they've been doing it for months.
They revealed that only now.
Why did they reveal that only now?
Because now they're actually either they armed some of the groups and they didn't
get the response that they wanted.
And the IRGC was very heavy-handed last time around when the mass mobilization
and the uprising took place in Iran, okay?
And what amounted to a slaughter pretty much?
And they were able to squash this,
they were able to squash like all the military intervention
with tremendous force, right?
So this time, they're trying to kick up the hornet's nest
to the best of their ability, but they probably don't have enough, they probably don't have
enough manpower and people who are willing and able to go out and do it.
So in order to truly create an uprising, truly create a rebellion among the Kurdish groups,
they're claiming that they're going to fight, they're claiming that they're going to do
terrorism, with the hopes that Iranian forces will go there and just blow up fucking villages
or some shit. And then you will actually have a popular uprising. Because normally this would
be covert. Majority of U.S. Senate blocks effort to force Trump to end Iran strikes with a
Congressional approval more is really Air Force Commander Major General
Tomar Barr said today that IAF Special Force are currently carrying out
extraordinary missions that could ignite the imagination is really Air Force
operatives elite special units such as Shell Dog Unit 5101 and Unit 669 which
conduct deeper reconnaissance target destination designation for air strikes
and combat search and rescue missions often behind enemy lines and
alongside IAF strike operations. Interesting. This has always been bipartisan.
I want the Iranians to know that if I'm the president, we will attack Iran. Whatever stage
of development, they might be in their nuclear weapons program in the next 10 years, during
which they might foolishly consider launching an attack on Israel, we would be able to
totally obliterate them. That's a terrible thing to say, but those people who run Iran
need to understand that because that perhaps will deter them from doing something that
would be reckless, foolish, and tragic.
Is this, is this real or AI? Yes, dude. What do you mean? Is the butcher of Libya?
think she's fucking around? She couldn't do it to Iran under the Obama administration but
at least she was able to get it off on Libya. And also kickstart the initiatives for what
would take place in Ukraine. And also kickstart the initiatives of complete collapse in
Syria as well. So at least she got a couple of her wishes across, you know.
Pijak, the group that claims they're in contact with the Trump administration is a designated
terrorist organization by the State Department. Yeah, America famously hates arming groups
that they consider a part of designated terrorist groups by the State Department.
This is really going to, do they know that?
Someone should tell the American government that they're talking to an admin designated
terrorist organization.
They've never done that before.
Oh, yeah.
No, it's a big news to me that they would do such a thing.
What?
Oh, man. I decided to check out other streamers last night. It turns out the really are anti
cinematic left us out there hog. Why do they need an IRGC response when a mayor Israel
can bomb the Kurds for the IRGC? I mean, they could do a false flag. Who's to say they won't?
I spoke to senior PJC official who denied this. I think they're wrong when they say that
we have already started the war now, but we are preparing for the right opportunity.
This is that are currently based at the U.S., so we're really groundbreaking reporting by
our senior producer, Yulia Pobogailova, indicating that Kurdish forces that are currently based
and that are based in Iraq have begun launch the ground offensive into Iranian territory.
This be- Hold on.
Kurdish leader in Iran, Mustafa Hizri of the KDPI, urges Kurdish soldiers to leave their
bases and go home saying, the U.S. and Israeli strikes on the security and military bases
pose a grave threat to the lives of civilians and ordinary people.
Mustafa Hizri, the U.S. and Israeli strikes on the security and military bases of the
Islamic Republic of Iran's regime often pose a grave threat to the lives of civilians
and ordinary people.
I urge all soldiers and personnel who possess choice and a desire to free of freedom
across iran and especially kudus on to abandon the barracks
and security and military base of the regime's rgz yet he's
talking to the cards that are in the irgc
he's he's telling cards to desert
that's what he's doing
this is
i mean they're in line with they are there they're trying to also work
alongside
They're also trying to work alongside some of the,
some of the leadership is also trying to work alongside
American and Israeli interests here.
Okay, look.
I urge all soldiers and personnel who possess choice
and a desire for freedom across Iran,
and especially in Kudestan to abandon the barracks
and security and military bases of the regime's IRGC,
army and security forces that refuse to carry out
the duties assigned to them,
and to return to their family homes.
This would be in their own best interest,
both during these strikes and afterwards,
it would spare them from the fate
the security forces and regimes crackdowns
that's good right now what the fuck are you talking about no
he signaling
he's signaling to the cards
who are again
majority anti-israel
and integrated into iranian society
the ones that are literally a part of the iranian society's regular security
apparatus, whether it be civilian security or whether it be the IRGC or even the Iranian
national military, which is separate from the IRGC, to literally engage in active mutiny,
to do treason.
he is also playing a role in fomenting instability
in regular iranian society
aiden simmer down kurdish offensive in iran will backfire the world will end with
the slum in grovelling intact after they uh... after that they'll call open
season on the courage
it's open season on the courage regardless by the way
i need you to understand something okay
it's either open season on the courage
the irgc goes and starts bombing kurdish villages
or it's open season on the courts after mass destabilization occurs and then the
turkish government the turkish military comes in and bombs kurdish villages
the best bet for the current as well as everyone in iranian society right now
is that the government remains intact this is why i'm saying
Mass instability is not going to lead to an Iranian Kurdistan.
Is this war going to keep escalating?
Yes.
What is this?
Our perfect Dubai life is under threat.
how British families are dealing with the attacks.
Oh my God, dude, you're not, you're not serious, right?
Like, are they writing this to get fucking people
to support the IRGC strikes?
Like, are you fucking kidding me?
Oh, shut the fuck up.
No, no, no, no, that's, that's, that's too,
I'm not even entertaining that.
That's just, that's bait, right?
That's gotta be bait.
That's crazy.
Marine interrupts Senate hearing.
yeah i already covered that
so
especially with the with the current stuff that's going on
there is you know there is there's some fuckery about okay
there is some fuckery about
and i don't know
uh... i don't know what's what's going to inevitably happen
but what i do know is
anything that is real touches turns the dust so
Here is the Israeli media embedded with the armed Kurdish Pijak during the protest in January.
Israeli documenter shows the Kurdish mercenaries their training for war on Iran.
Oh yeah, this is from...
It takes a few hours, but in the end...
...he's here.
But finally, here she is.
Pejman, the commander of Pijak.
The leader of the Pijak.
A tyrannical woman who dreams and works to overthrow...
woke the regime in tehran
you are now
one of the most wanted
persons
by iran
and by turkey
aren't you afraid
uh... that's it
it's not equal to one of the two of us that they want
that's not what i thought it was
Here's the Yulia tweet. Oh, yeah, I mean, yeah, I know the Kurdish force in Iraq and it's a it's a female fighter, of course
Oh, you could be shanggati
Not afraid
It's a kind of the servers and she will keep a shanggiki girl in
Oh, do the latin
Daugherkes government's a cooperate with Turkey is the Iranian regime a fascist regime
I know it doesn't matter but let this seem to think that Iran is somehow not responsible for killing protesters
Okay, I'm going to try to do this to the best of my ability to help you understand.
Who do you think between the Iranian government and the Israeli government is more ruthless,
more cruel, more violent, maintaining an apartheid structure?
The answer is not Iran, okay?
Iran has a theocratic governance structure.
Iran is very repressive, oftentimes even brutal, to its own citizens from time to time.
Part of that is because of this.
you are seeing right now part of that is because
they have a a very heavy-headed approach so much so that it actually creates a
national security problem for iran
this is true having said that however
every part of the israeli design is not for the betterment of the iranian
people or the iranian government for iranian culture
israel does not want iran to exist
israel does not want iran to exist
they openly admit this all the fucking time i just showed you a financial
times article where
israeli on voice straight up said it
they said we don't give a fuck what happens it doesn't matter what are you
gonna do about it
uh... to show you don't
the
like when you see stuff like this does that help you understand a little bit more does that
does that help you come to terms this is the Israeli government this is the design by Israel
okay like wake up a little bit please it's it's hard to it's hard to have to like relitigate
this over and over again, okay? Yes, this is a documentary on the Israeli side in Hebrew
where they go into the tunnel systems under Iran, or I think this might be in Iraq, where
they're openly saying like, oh, our assets are fomenting discontent, trying to spark
a rebellion trying to spark an uprising.
Because the Iranian system gives women no life, meaning very little opportunity every
woman is forbidden.
This is also an abject lie.
Okay, before people yell at me over this, yes, there are a lot of repressive components
in Iranian governance and the way that they deal with women apps a fucking
Lutely it's idiotic it's backwards I hate it okay but the idea that like Iran is
like the Taliban is fucking ridiculous so why is she saying that why is she
making it seem like Iran behaves exactly like Afghanistan to an Israeli
audience. Why is she leaning into this notion? Iranian women have a higher level of educational
attainment than Israeli women do. That's not even a fucking joke. That's not bullshit.
That's just facts. Okay. Iranian women have the highest level of educational attainment
per capita
virtually every other country
on the planet
just so you understand
there are repressive elements that deny iranian women freedom
in a regular society
but they're trying to make it seem like iranian women are have no options
they don't work in the workplace they don't do this they don't do that
this is not a reality in iran
why do they just give up on the fucking english subtitles dude
i think she's saying what what is she saying she's saying that they force women to wear the
the nicob right? I can't tell. Curds. What is she saying?
Is she saying that they're making, uh,
I can translate if you want. Okay, translate.
Oh, now you want to hear from Kurdish voices? Yes.
Typical Ottoman ordering the Kurds in the chat. I am joking. What does she say?
but our stance against our stance is marching should be against all fascism
ever Israeli American and Iranian still doesn't mean some fascism be allowed to
bomb the shit out of others yeah I I don't know if you understand this but
like she is an asset for Israel and America okay like I I don't know how
else to explain this to you
I understand you're concerned about funding and priorities is natural to want to see investments
in our own country. The aid we provide to Israel is actually strategic investment in
our own security and prosperity. Is there a vital ally in the region? Sharing intelligence
technology to help us is safe from terrorism. And most of the aid is spent on American
made defense equipment, which benefits our economy. Shut the fuck up. She did not
say that I'm gonna text okay you're she said something about the that's a text
message from what she was saying that that's that chatter was like totally okay
there's not a single fucking cartage person in the chat Jesus Christ Iranian
women don't study and don't have any saying in society proceed to attack a
like all girl schools so fucking stupid.
Yeah, she, okay, so I was right.
She's talking about regime suppression for women
and NICOP being forced upon them and shit.
Okay, so I was,
she says, I'm a Kurdish woman
who does not agree with this system.
Here's the education for Broaddus.
Okay.
Anyway, here's what he's going to say.
On Monday, we're talking about thousands of Kurdish forces crossing the border taking
defensive, offensive, I should say, positions in the mountainous area of Marwan.
This is the mountainous range, really, on the border between Iran and Iraq.
This is based on information from the coalition of political forces of Iranian Kurdistan.
These thousands of Kurdish fighters, mainly from the Pejakh, these are Iranian Kurds who
have fled into Iraq, trained for this moment exactly, and have now launched their offensive
into Iranian territory. And as we speak, there's reports of intense airstrikes on IRGC positions
in marijuana, which would indicate coordination between the Kurdish forces and whoever is
striking those positions, be they American or Israeli forces. You know, throughout these
past couple of days, there have been numerous reports of coordination between the Trump
administration and Kurdish forces in Iraq, including direct conversations between President
Trump and Kurdish leaders.
Coinciding with that, there is also a phone call between the Iranian Foreign Minister
and the president of Iraqi Kurdistan warning against any operation along the border between
Iran and Iraq.
And so we are seeing right now that that ground offensive has already begun.
Wait, I didn't know Iranian women are allowed to go to the man?
Yes there are a lot of liberalized areas in Tehran.
The government literally fucking, like Iranian people fought for this, okay?
They died for this, they got arrested for this, just so you understand.
Like that's not, Iranian women are literally pushing for progress themselves, it was visiting
there in the winter, left January 8th, pure coincidences by the way, so many of my friends
in the family don't wear hijab anymore, Tehan, especially his progress so much.
This war on foreign interventions, you're going to set everything back, I know.
There was a bit in democracy now where they talked about this, where there was
like a, like a dissident who straight up was like, this is going to, this is going
to destroy Iran.
I don't get it, they're gonna get destroyed.
Iran still has like 500K army personnel on the ground
and will also send drones on them.
I know.
The thing is, the thing is, Iran has had,
the Iranian government has always been incredibly
fucking heavy handed and have,
but the Masa Amini protests were pretty effective.
And again, like for Iranians to achieve this level
of liberty in their social lives and in their existence, especially in major cities, okay?
They, they died for it. Like they straight up died for it, okay? The Iranian government
does not fuck around whenever, whenever there's any sort of uprising, when you're a foreign
adversary to the United States of America and to Israel, they do not play around with
any sort of uprising. They just go as heavy handed as you possibly can get, okay? Which
creates even more instability which frustrates people even further.
I'm over me baby you get me so, so, so, so, so
Murdering civilians is just heavy-handed. I don't know what else you want me to say
I'm saying they're fucking ruthless, they're brutal, what the fuck do you want?
Do you want me to sit here and justify nuking Tehran because that's not
gonna fucking happen
There's going to be regime change. Unfortunately, the U.S. is not going to stop until it happens
in Iran and Venezuela. It's inevitable. It turns out that the Iranian warship sunk
by Trump forces was at India for a Navy event invited by India. It looks like India
Deceived her on assault amount is a blatant war cry
Oh
How'd that fucking
To the to the Ayatollah
Who who already passed away and
Probably wasn't watching to begin with and the rest of the old guard in the IRGC
How'd that Indian deal a workout for you instead of working with the Chinese state?
How'd that work out?
Yes, after Masa and me got brutally murdered, there were a little relaxed on Iranians defying
hijab laws, but it's not the law, meaning they can fuck with you any time they want.
It's like the IRGC imports alcohol, and they have a monopoly on alcohol and liquor.
But if they want to fuck with you, they can arrest you.
Yes, I know.
I know that it's a revolution is necessary.
It's just not going to happen in the hands of the American state.
Hello.
my argument is not about fucking social liberties for the iranian people we've moved way past
that point and i think you know that and i hope you understand that
i got shot with rubber bullets during the massa emini protest we lost around 5000 people
and 10 000 got arrested we gained some social liberties but the economy has gotten worse
ever since I got out of Iran by 2024 exactly exactly and now it's going to get so much
fucking worse.
That sounds like the US police too though no there is no the United States has free speech
because it can get away with free speech because it has 800 military bases and no other fucking
competing global power that can actually disrupt its domestic affairs and its foreign
policy goals, okay?
Countries that are in the periphery that are designed as state adversaries, foreign adversaries
by the US state, cannot get away with allowing any sort of discontent to go on.
Because even a fraction of discontent yields mass instability and potential regime collapse.
This is why they get more and more aggressive, whether it be Cuba and the way that people
talk about the Cuban government, which has been, I mean, in comparison to like Iran
or even China, the Cuban government is obviously a liberal bastion. But once again, the reason
why America is losing its free speech protections right in front of our eyes is because America
is losing its power around the globe. It's losing its fucking hegemonic superpower status,
and that's why we're now thinking a little differently about our domestic affairs. Our
our police will get even more ruthless as time goes on the same goes for
policing and and policing domestic affairs in countries in the in the
periphery and countries
uh... that are designed as for an adversary's historically speaking the
only fuck away
the the only time
when uh... when when any sort of instability happens in in uh...
for an adversary's
they strike way harder to be able to stop it
and in the process of striking hard
if they can't overcome it with like economic development as China has,
that leads to mass instability. That only foments more instability.
And the ultimate goal is always regime collapse.
Do you understand?
This is not a defense of what these countries do.
But the reason why you can't compare it to America, when you say, oh well
America kills like a thousand people a year. Our police
kills a thousand people every year.
it's not a comparison
okay you've never experienced anything like this
you've never even experience anything like this like we use in turkey which is
far better off than as a nato ally far better off than iran ever is don't
make
you know don't mistake what i'm saying here
uh... i'm not making a comparison between the situation in iran
for dissidents in iran versus the situation in turkey for dissidents in
turkey
the the reason why these countries
react the way that they do
not for some, some, you know, uh, like, I mean, I guess it's different for a different country.
But like, the reason why they strike down as aggressively as possible towards any kind
of discontent is because they are understandably fearful of what that discontent yields, which
is complete collapse of the system. They don't want to turn into fucking Libya. They
don't want to turn into the Kurds are not mobilizing. It's fake news. I have family
there in whom, one of whom is a known journalist? Yeah. I think that I was talking about this
already. I think it's because they want to make it seem like the Kurds are attacking
Iran so that Iran takes a heavy-handed approach and like strikes Kurdish positions aggressively.
So internally in Iran, there are some Kurdish leaders that are demanding mutiny.
America gives these countries no option, no option out, right?
Where the only, the only opportunity is either a permanent power vacuum and ISIS style fucking
groups like warlords dominating the goddamn land, okay? Or a hyper-authoritarian form of
governance that looks a lot like a fucking dictatorship. And it's ironic because given
those two options, the hyper-authoritarian government is still better than like a bunch
of different regional warlords constantly duking it out with open-air slave markets
a shit like that. Do you understand? There is no perfect liberal vision in the aftermath
of American instability actually getting the results that it wants. Okay? And sometimes
it takes 25 years and then they fuck off and then they give control back to the
same exact fucking group again
do you understand?
as far as like Iranian governance goes they've made a lot of fucking major
mistakes they've been incredibly brutal they've been incredibly ruthless and
their crackdowns, they've been incredibly bloody, but their biggest mistake, aside from not
engaging in nuclear proliferation as soon as they possibly could, okay, was not aligning
themselves with China, because Iran is one of those countries that culturally always
wants to remain sovereign. They have, ironically enough, an ideology that's not dissimilar
adjusha
but one that is also still very much looking at the west
as as uh...
potential partners in the future
it's idiotic
the west is only yielded death and destruction for iran and yet
every single fucking time down to the civilian governance that has been
elected as reformist or whatever the fuck or conservative civilian governance
and the itola has always thought
one day the westerners are going to actually deal with us as
partners
that's it
that's it
they've always been like oh yeah they'll come to us eventually they'll come to us
eventually
well it turns out that's not happening
this is this is the only kind of
this is the only thing that the west wants out of iran is to destroy it
jusha and iran aren't comparable
man on the other like
i'm using an example okay i'm using a foreign example obviously jusha and
and iran are not comparable
because jusha succeeded in maintaining sovereignty iran did not iran is getting
fucking destroyed right now
it's not like the dpr k is in a fucking comp it like good neighborhood i mean i
guess they technically are we there slammed in the ash cheeks of china
uh... for their own desires for their own autonomy but
but alternately you got
so many american troops surrounding the country
both in south korea and japan
and and yet
they were able to you know develop a nuclear program develop first develop
just like iran has the ballistic missiles
north korea has artillery
you might think why do they have so much artillery well that's because they
wanted to have
some kind of threat, some kind of military deterrence
to make it super costly if America ever came back
and tried to bomb North Korea back into the Stone Ages again.
First they build the artillery, artillery directed
at South Korea, okay, peppered along the demilitarized zone.
The Iranian version of that was the ballistic missiles program.
Okay. Then on to, yeah, at soul, directly at soul. Then after that, they build a nuclear program,
then they build the ICBMs so they can deliver the nukes if they want to. That's how they achieved
nuclear sovereignty. And now with partnerships with Russia and partners with China, they can work
to develop the country for the civilian population and slowly but surely improve the
the material conditions of its people.
I wouldn't be surprised if the current administration attempted regime change at DPRK at this point.
Yeah, I think it's going to be a lot more difficult to do that because they're shut
off from the rest of the world for that reason.
The two major mistakes for Iranian foreign policy, or the three major mistakes was obviously not developing nuclear arms.
I mean, there were tremendous setbacks in general from Israel straight up assassinating their fucking top academics anyway over and over again on Iranian soil, by the way.
And then, you know, not dealing with China earlier.
Because they've always been, they've always been very western facing and also very invested
in sovereignty and not really looking for help from any other global power, whether it be
the USSR at the time or whether it be China in the recent times.
times. They've been very suspicious about dealing with foreign major powers. It's been four days
already. Why haven't the U.S. and Israel been banned by the IOC and FIFA for launching a
war of aggression? Quite sure that was the exact amount of time it took to decide on
in banning Russia, well, yeah, not gonna happen.
No material analysis?
What?
You should get former Washington Post reporter,
political president jason resign on on stream and
his podcast book five hundred and forty four days really
interesting and informative what is this is this maddie glaceous
wants to join attack
hundreds of people
including the primary target
iran supreme leader alihamn
i've been getting a lot of questions about
if this is a good or a bad thing
the answer is that it's complicated
and i'm feeling a wide range of motions
it makes sense that many iranians are celebrate bro looks exactly like maddy
glace is no disrespect to the tyrant
at the same time
but some are scared about the uncertainty of what will come next in their
country
both things can be true at the same time
i'm also anxious because the system he ruled over is still intact
of course as with any war the real prices being paid by him i
my anxieties are not that the system is still intact i'll be honest
by innocent people
in iran and are you now saying iran is losing right now
are you guys fucking insane
are you insane
america in israel are carpet bombing tehran of course
as far as like
as far as the iranian population they're losing big time
everyone is fucking losing
you're losing gas prices are going up your average american
you're losing okay if you're the average iranian diaspora that were demanding that this death
and destruction campaign before your family members still living in iran you're losing
you're losing loved ones everybody fucking loses in this process
there is no winners in this situation there's no winners when an imperial superpower wages
war against another country okay even in the imperial core the sons and daughters
that go to wage that war, they lose, they lose their loved ones too.
I don't understand what the fuck this argument is.
Like Afghanistan was lost technically by the American side when the American withdrawal
took place in the Taliban took control over the country.
Who won in that situation?
Was that like a resounding W?
Is Afghanistan better off now?
No, it's not.
The only people that win when America or any imperial superpower wages war are defense
contractors and people who have financial interests in the continuation of this war.
It's not good for anyone.
As far as the state remaining intact, if that's the Iranian W that you're like trying
to seek out here, yes, so far the state is intact.
Okay. If that's your WRL, so far the Iranian government is intact. So far the Iranian military
is intact.
Countries in the region, there are massive shifts happening inside Iran right now. Bombs
are still dropping. But there are few international news outlets with the presence inside the
country. Many reasons explain why journalists are ill-equipped to cover this story right
A lot of that is because the Iranian government has made it all but impossible for journalists
to operate inside the country.
But it's also because the media often distills the story of Iran into simply good versus
evil arguments or discussions about the country's nuclear program.
It's a massive country of over 90 million people from a wide range of ethnic, religious,
and linguistic backgrounds, and it has more than 2,500 years of history.
simply can't be distilled into black and white and audience. Yeah, all of that's going to go away,
by the way. Now that the, the America's really a pedophilic cabal is fucking lasering all of that
every day with American tax dollars, by the way, and American sons and daughters are the ones
who are directing those bombs. It's fucking awesome. I know I'm going to talk about as
we're clients, like laughable argument here. It's so funny. The real victim does also
have a responsibility to demand more nuance, not less.
Oh, he didn't he didn't say anything, Shatter.
That's not Madaglaceous.
There's an Iranian journalist.
Are people so braindead now that a shock in the U.S. can project this much power?
that doesn't mean anything for morality. It's also, okay, the United States has basically
unlimited munitions when it comes to its offensive capabilities, okay? No one, I hope
no one is surprised by the fact that America can carpet bomb civilian populations. What
is surprising so far is the resilience of the IRGC in terms of maintaining its targeting
targeting and striking capabilities in spite of the American and Israeli bombing campaigns
that are fucking taking place. Okay? It's also a major blow to American Empire because they
had to literally pull out and leave the Gulf States that are supposed to be in a security
cooperation with the United States of America. And even the assets, like even the energy
productive capabilities in the region, basically left defenseless to be pummeled by Iranian munitions
if they see fit. That's a huge blow to American imperialism, a huge blow to American empire,
and its force projection capabilities. Okay.
And a lot of people do not understand that. They think, oh, you're coping or some shit.
it's not this is not cope at all if you think that
china is not like looking at the situation and recalculating recalibrating what kind of power
they actually do have and what kind of power america has you're wrong the whole humanity the
american people should really be alarmed at the level of these blood-sirsty operations
Why are they trying to kill everyone in Iran?
I can call it a kind of genocide.
On the one hand, I mean, look, the same day, the same hours that they targeted our leaderships
compound at the heart of Tehran, and they assassinated the Supreme Leader, his family
members, including a 14-month-granddaughter, they targeted a school in the city of Minab,
south of Iran. They killed 181 little angels. What does it mean? That's genocide, because
they are killing not only the leaders, but also those who are going to be the future
generation of Iran. Are they really the imminent threat?
Barak, 8,200 Ravid kept spamming Israeli cables about Kurdish incursions and now has deleted
it all saying the Kurds deny it. Oh my God. He deleted all the tweets.
He deleted all the tweets. It doesn't exist anymore. Never mind, guys.
Nip it in the bud. Sorry. I guess the Kurdish revolution hasn't taken place yet.
United States. I think no, he's not even backtrack ravied. He is Barak 8200 ravied. Okay. The reason why
he was doing that was because that's the Israeli goal. That was the Israeli goal at the time. And
he works for the state of Israel. Still, I'm sorry, deserve to be contemplated. The American people
deserve to know what is going on. What kind of conduct their government is doing? What?
But how their government is using their money, their tax money, their image in the Middle
East, in the Islamic world, just in furtherance of the whims of Benjamin Netanyahu, who is,
by the way, wanted by ICC, who is a genocidal killer in Palestine, so far he has killed
more than 72,000 people.
So what we are watching right now is the continuation of an unprovoked, unwarranted act of aggression.
First they claim that Iran holds an imminent threat to the United States.
What kind of threat can Iran host to the United States?
Did we come to the Gulf of Mexico to target Los Angeles and other U.S. cities?
they come six hundred I mean sixty five hundred miles away from is there any
people on the side of Amer Israel who has said that they were responsible for the
bombing the school the Iranian diaspora is adamantly claiming that it was IRGC
themselves anyone that thinks the IRGC itself IRGC itself bombed that
the fucking school is a delusional moron, right?
Where is it?
Hello?
Door's open.
Right.
Iranian shows.
And they are just targeting every part of Iran.
are killing our citizens municipalities, schools, hospitals, medical centers, sports clubs,
everywhere is being bombarded and targeted by missiles by Israeli and American
Okay.
Local authorities declared it's not true for P-Jack attack.
An American official stated in Tofax News that thousands of Iraqi Kurds have launched
a ground operation in Iran.
Local sources of denied media reports claiming that Miltusvillei would P-Jack have launched
ground operation in Western Iran. Yeah, I guess it's a day there. They're holding off
for now. It's not happening for now. Okay, the rest of us to here. I'm gonna give you
the white one. I don't need this. Um, I think so. Let me see. Yeah, just the. The fuck
you doing? I'm getting food. I'm eating food.
Am I allowed? Am I allowed to eat food before I do this
interview?
And a little bit.
No one believes us, but liberals, I don't even think
liberals are fucking liberals are a sleeve of the wheel, man.
I don't think liberals even fucking believe
His last, his latest tweet, update, there is conflicting reports regarding what is currently
happening in the northwest Iran with the border of Iraq.
It's unclear whether a ground operation with the Kurdish-Iranian militias has indeed begun
or whether this move may take place in the coming hours.
A senior official in one of the Kurdish-Iranian factions denied to me that a ground operation
has begun.
I will update as soon as the situation becomes clearer.
It's very strange, man.
Very strange stuff.
If left alone, Iran will come to the Gulf of Mexico in less than 10 million years after
Penji is reconstructed, but nobody talks about it.
Yeah.
The idea that like Iran presents any kind of threat to America is fucking laughable.
The idea that Iran would present any sort of threat to America or even Israel for that matter if Israel
Was just a normal country in the fucking region is also laughable. It's stupid
Anyway
As far as the I
Like I said, I think the reason why they're doing this the reason why they're doing this shit
The reason why they're doing this shit is because they want to create a create instability and go the surrounding government to take like super super fucking brutal actions against the Kurdish population to create actual uprising.
Anyway, telling Fox, thousands of Iraqi Kurds have launched a ground offensive in Iran,
decimated, destroyed, defeated all words, the Pentagon used to describe Iran's various
military forces on day five of Operation Epic Fury.
Moments ago, President Trump pouting in its big, a U.S. official telling Fox, thousands
of iraqi Kurds have launched a ground offensive in iran decimated destroyed defeated all words
the pentagon used to describe iran's various military forces on
anyway
Let's get to um, oh, there was also a really funny thing about who struck the school
Alon Levy is such a fucking asshole
he came out and
He came out and said where is it hold on
Israelis are now blaming America's for the min-op school bombing in Iran which killed over 160 plus children and staff America first folks need to see this
Alon Levy former
uh... israeli spokesperson
says the men up school incident is an extremely tragic story it seems to be
the result of faulty intelligence
because the school was on a site that used to be a part of an adjacent rgc
base
that was bombed in any case israeli forces were active in the area and sent
commas investigating so you don't dare try to print this on us
he literally was like you know
you know uh... everyone has uh... everyone knows israel's appetite for
killing
uh... schoolgirls at schools
But don't you dare, this is American.
We're friends like these, man.
So, Hegzitz bombing strike map literally shows that Americans most likely bombed it.
Okay.
And while we were talking, Senate voted in favor of war.
We have there that sort of 40 at 52 US votes in favor of war.
better.
Shouse out the John Fetterman.
He did that shit.
All right, let's get to the election that took place last night and then I'll talk more
about Iran if there's more updates.
James Tolerico has defeated Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett while longtime Republican
Senator John Cornyn will face a runoff against state attorney general Ken Paxton
while Paxton is.
Tolerico bros, we're gonna make it for all the Tolerico bros in the chat.
Things are looking up, okay?
We're going to war with Iran.
It's insane.
We are already in war with Iran, Chad.
What do you mean?
We've been in war.
Now, like President Trump, the president did not endorse any candidates in this primary.
Eddo Keith is in awesome with the latest on this first key vote.
It is officially midterm election season.
And good morning.
That's right.
Get excited, Adriana.
Good morning.
Record Democratic turnout has peers who have paid off in Telerico's favor.
As you mentioned, CBS News projects that he has defeated Congresswoman Crockett with
more than 50 percent of the vote and avoids a runoff in May.
The 36-year-old is a state lawmaker from here in the Austin area who put off his seminary
studies in order to launch this campaign, believing he can combine support from Democrats,
independents in this state, and Republicans upset with the president to make, to
successfully win.
Now, over on the Republican side, failing to get 50 percent of the vote.
John Cornyn is now in a runoff with State Attorney General Ken Paxton, the senator saying
last night he won't allow what he called a flawed, self-centered and shameless candidate
like Ken Paxton to risk decades of GOP success. Paxton has spent years facing multiple investigations
and impeachment attempts and allegations of corruption. He says while national republicans
may be ready to spend tens of millions of dollars against him, quote, the people
are on our side. Early polling shows Talarico could defeat Paxton in November.
That's the nightmare scenario for Republicans.
Remember Democrats haven't won a statewide race in the Lone Star State since back in 1994.
One other thing we're watching here in Texas, bad signs for members of the House of Representatives.
Already one of them has lost his job, Dan Crenshaw.
He was not endorsed by President Trump, so his more conservative opponent prevailed
in that primary.
And we're keeping an eye on at least two Democratic House incumbents in this state
from the Dallas and Houston areas who either are headed to runoffs or may have lost their
primaries.
They were in those districts that were redrawn by Republicans in this state at the request
of President Trump.
Redistricting Kelly is indeed a factor in these races.
Oh, it definitely is.
Those were some very surprising results.
Ed, thank you.
I recognize...
This is Reverend Frederick Douglass Hayes III, who also is replacing Jasmine Crockett's
seat in Texas's 30th Congressional District. This speech, this sermon he is delivering
is from October 8th, 2023. Listen to my man's words. I recognize that we gotta be for Israel.
Yeah, we got to do that. Or we get in trouble. Well, I'm coming to get in trouble. Israel,
and I'm going to quote Jimmy Carter. Jimmy Carter says that Israel is engaging in apartheid
with Palestinians. And so the Palestinians who don't have the weaponry of Israel, the
Palestinians don't have the financial backing from the United States that Israel has and
so they throw their rocks and shoot their arrows and Israel is able to bomb them and
kill them, watch in the news a disparity between Palestinians being killed and Israelis being
killed. It is totally unfair but this country is going to stand on the side of apartheid
Because that's its track record.
It stood by apartheid in South Africa because it created apartheid in this country.
Because the sad thing is we live in a nation where twisted toxic theology is poisoning the politics of this nation.
Have you thought about the fact that this week in Utah, a white-
Dude, woke preachers rise the fuck up!
Christian got killed by a white Christian. And in the next day, HBCU's were under threat.
Now how do we get in it?
I mean that, oh, that's called white on white crime.
You came the wrong Sunday, you thought you, I'm sorry, I see y'all, y'all are real sophisticated
and you look really good.
I hope they warned you about me, okay?
Because on this Sunday, we gonna keep it 100.
On this Sunday, we gonna tell the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.
And so here they are, here they are, in Utah, it's more of us in church than in Utah.
He ain't got nothing to do with what they just did.
A white Christian gets killed, murdered, not assassinated.
We're going to tell the whole truth today.
Martin King got assassinated.
Malcolm X got assassinated.
Medgar X got assassinated.
Don't compare Kirk to King.
Ain't no such comparison now.
Bro, he said this right after Kirk got assassinated.
This is the close, I murdered, sorry, not assassinated.
This is the closest I've ever felt in terms of timing and intensity of messaging and messaging
discipline and consistency with anyone that's ever run for office.
Like literally, this is obviously like with Zaron, I felt represented in many ways that
I never thought I would be represented in, okay?
But as far as, as far as like messaging intensity and timing, this man, this is the closest I've
ever felt to being represented.
Let me hasten to say, let me hasten to say, I'm anti-political violence.
Kirk should still be alive.
I don't agree with the time, with anything Kirk said.
What Kirk said was dangerous, what Kirk said was racist, rooted in white supremacy, nasty
and hate feels, but he still should be alive.
He still should be playing with this kids.
He still should be experiencing the love with his wife.
He still should be experiencing life as he saw it.
I don't want anybody, please hear me well,
anybody to be victimized by political violence
when I'm keeping it up.
Because one of the things that gets me,
and we got some politicians in here,
I'm gonna tell y'all, I'm gonna come for you
If you ever say this, if you ever say America, we better than this, we ain't better than this.
America was born in political violence.
America committed political violence during the slave trade.
America committed political violence when black bodies hung as strange fruit on southern
America committed political violence against the Irish, against the Italians, before they
became white.
America committed political violence with America past Jim and Jane Crow laws.
What do you think political violence was?
Political violence when they bombed and massacred Black Wall Street, when they massacred Rose
Wood, when they massacred whites and blacks in Wilmington, North Carolina, but what do
you think political violence is? Martin being killed. That's political violence. John Kennedy
being killed. Political violence. Robert Kennedy being killed. Political violence. And you
go say we better than this now. You can't fix what you won't face until you look
in the mirror and say this is a violent country. It has done violence to too many people. We
will never get our act together. It's time to repent because if my people, called by my
name, umbel themselves in place, turn from their wicked ways, then will I hear from heaven
forgive their sins and heal the land.
So now we're better than this.
No we ain't.
A lot of us don't realize this, but Mark
He asked to interviews in the works to address this Democrat.
King in his last Sunday sermon said that any compared America to Davies in the
parable of the rich man and Lazarus. Lazarus is poor, Davies is rich, Davies is
Elon Musk rich and when justice showed up Lazarus goes to heaven. The question
is why did Davies go to hell? Davies went to hell. Dr. King said because he
majored in minors and minored in majors.
Davies went to hell because he didn't recognize
that your wealth ain't about you.
It's what you can do for others around you.
Davies went to hell, and then Dr. King said America
may have the same experience.
America may go to hell because America has President Elon
must straight out grew up in South Africa to partake. He grew up with black
folk second-class citizens violently being suppressed and now Elon Musk has
ordered his puppet to withdraw aid from South Africa. I slow down here because
Because there is a political environment that has made othering, okay, a political environment
that has weaponized hatred.
And as a consequence, we have a terrorist group of ICE agents who are moving throughout
this nation and engaging in waging war on communities, especially communities of color.
I'm here to fight against that.
I'm here to stand against that nine persons
have been killed since September by ICE agents.
That's not accidental.
That's a trend.
That's a pattern that has been set up
by the environment created by a rogue White House
with a Congress that won't hold
that White House accountable.
You should be seeing Twitter right now. They're now digging up tweets in 2020 of Tala Rico
saying racism is bad and every Republican in the country is coding this. They're scared.
Yeah. The environment shifted last night when a swagged out cork dub white boy that kind
of came out of nowhere and did like a fucking Jubilee video and shit turned around and
and bless the timelines with a resounding W with a commanding victory in the Democratic
primaries, okay? Now, of course, it's frustrated a lot of Cahyvers and, um, and, and they're,
you know, they're licking their wounds currently. I'm sure they're going to be fucking extra annoying
after they're done licking their wounds. But another brilliant opportunity arose from that moment.
the Democratic U.S. House candidate Frederick Haynes is filling the seat of Jasmine Crockett.
Now, there's another person who's running for Congress that I'm going to have on the broadcast in a brief moment.
Hold on, I got to throw this stuff around.
Shoycott, right? Am I saying it right? Shoycott. Shoycott Chakrabarty in the building ladies and gentlemen.
He's running for Nancy Pelosi's seat. I am very familiar with, yeah, we can pull that.
I've known all about Shoycott for many, many years. All right, you got it?
Yeah, it's uh, Dolce & Givon and Razor Collab.
You are way more brolic than I thought you were going to be.
Let's just start there, you know?
Okay.
Sure, God.
Nice to meet you in person.
Very nice to meet you, Hasan.
I've been a fan of your work for a while, but there are also moments where I've been
a little bit confused about some of the things that you've done.
You're running for Nancy Pelosi's seat that's being vacated, which is strange, because she's
so young.
She's so young.
Probably one of the youngest communist voices we have in Congress, and it's really devastating
for the left flank movement, the socialist movement in this country to lose such
a reliable and valuable spokesperson for our cause, and yet you are selfishly running to
fill the role of Nancy Pelosi, the shoes, fill in Nancy Pelosi's shoes in one of the bluest
places in jail.
Well, I was going to say in one of the bluest places by the population might be very blue,
but I think like the moneyed interest is not.
And speaking of money to interest, you are technically money to interest, you're very
moneyed up.
So let's start there.
You've called yourself a class trader.
What does that mean for you?
Why do you say you're a class trader?
How rich are you and will you give me a million dollars?
If you're doing good work, Hasan.
I mean, yeah, like I work in the tech industry.
I first came out to San Francisco, but you know, I didn't grow up rich.
I grew up middle class, went to public schools in Texas.
And, you know, my parents grew up, frankly, poor in India.
I was the son of immigrants from India, right?
And especially my dad.
My dad was a refugee because of partition.
And you're really well-read on history,
so you actually know what partition is probably.
But, you know, for people who don't know,
partition was this terrible event
where the British cut up India across religious lines
and my dad's family was one of the, like,
15 million displaced families during that.
And so, you know, he, after he was born and was now Bangladesh back
that was East Pakistan, came over to Calcutta and they ended up like
squatting in this abandoned Muslim dentist's office or house, house, you
know, he probably had to go the other way.
And, uh, you know, he grew up struggling.
Like he had a family of 12 in this tiny one bedroom apartment often
had no idea where his next meal would be coming from.
And those stories really shaped a lot of my childhood.
My grandfather was a teacher.
He started the public school in that refugee community.
And even now, like when I go back to visit Calcutta with my dad,
you know, there's people on the streets.
This is massive neighborhood of like millions of people
that live there.
They will call out my dad and be like,
your dad saved my life, right?
Like that was the value of that service.
And so my dad came here with literally eight bucks
in his pocket.
I used to say he came here with $20 in his pocket
and he actually fact-checked me on that
over Thanksgiving.
You know it was eight.
Okay.
We're first call out.
Yeah.
You've been lying about how much money your father had.
This is the attack ads that are coming in.
Yeah, exactly, exactly, right?
I'm sorry, dad, if you're watching,
it's on for some reason.
But, uh...
Why do you say some reason?
Oh, I mean, I don't know.
Actually, I don't know of my dad watching these days.
I am the number one outlet for unks,
especially unks from developing nations,
from Bangladesh to all around, really.
No, I believe that.
So, yeah, that might be in the chat right now.
Yeah, low-key.
Like, they watch me with their hands behind the class,
behind their backs, like they're watching Al Jazeera.
They're like, what's going on?
What's Israel up to now is what they're saying,
and they're watching me.
Anyway, long story short, you know,
I didn't grow up political.
I was saying all that, saying like, I didn't grow up
political.
I grew up with, like, my dad's stories.
And honestly, like, I didn't know, I speak Bengali,
and like, I thought the word for politician in Bengali
was the same word as crook until, like, a few years ago.
And so I, you know, when I graduated college,
I ended up coming out to San Francisco
to work in the tech industry.
And part of that was to make money,
to put my family on financial, you know, stability.
And part of it was like, you know, I was a little naive.
I thought I'd be using tech to solve some of these big
problems in the world.
But you were, were you an effective altruist?
No, that didn't exist back then.
But like, but you were,
you were inventing it from first principles.
No, I wasn't even that much into it.
You know, I was just like a kid
taking the first job you could, yeah.
I don't even care about doing it.
I was just like, oh, the tech scene's cool.
Yeah, I'll go try to make my mark.
And I came out to SF and you work in the tech industry
and you see all the problems all around you,
like the homelessness was going up.
Literally while I was there, I came out in 2009,
the cost of being with skyrocketing
in that two-year period.
And I joined this company, Stripe,
as a second engineer.
And because I was in the right place
at the right time, I ended up making a lot of money.
And that was a profound worth right now.
It's, I call myself a centimillion.
Okay, we go ban for ban, you got me.
Wait, centimillion, was that the 100 million?
The hundreds of millions, yeah.
The hundreds of millions?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
It's not a million.
Oh, damn it.
Subscribe, subscribe, subscribe.
I can't even, I just got heat.
We went ban for ban for like a second, for one second.
I showed my first money wad and he was like,
ah, sheesh, you're done.
Okay, so you have multiples.
Yeah, okay, to be fair,
the last guy that sat in that seat was Tom Steyer.
No, I don't got Tom Steyer money.
I'll say that, but.
What the fuck am I doing?
I'm like, I'm the most prominent socialist voice
in North America.
And I've had a centimillionaire and a billionaire.
What is happening?
I've sold out.
Everyone was right.
I'm a sheepdog for the Democratic party
and also, you know, propping up wealthy people.
Moving up in the world is how you know.
So you're, I mean, I got, I got a little bit,
I got a little something, it's fun.
It's some light, some light.
That's why you're sitting on the Dolce & Gabbana
Razor Collab Chair.
So you're a 50 millionaire.
My last question was,
before we get into the Clash Trader equation,
my last question to you was,
how many millions will you give me?
Well, I try to figure out who needs it for what.
So what do you need it for, Hassan?
Armed the revolutionary vanguard notch.
All right, well, we'll get to that in a second.
So you're a class trader, you got a couple hundred mils,
not a big deal, but somewhere along the line,
you realize like, this is unsustainable, this isn't working.
Because before you ran for office,
before you started running for office,
you were in politics.
Yeah, yeah, I mean, so the whole long,
the people might be surprised where you were in politics.
Right, I mean, it's because I've had that whole story.
I mean, like it's crazy that you can just end up working
at a place early on and just be in the right place
at the right time and you hit the startup lottery
like I did and you can have everything.
And then, you know, I worked hard for a couple of years
but they're like teachers, nurses,
the people actually run society.
They work hard every day
and they can't afford a home in San Francisco, right?
So I didn't know, you know, I mentioned
I wasn't political so I didn't know
exactly what the problem is
but I knew this wasn't it.
And so I quit tech and at the time
the only person I heard talking about this stuff,
and he's sort of a serious way, was Bernie Sanders.
And that's how I ended up joining the Bernie Sanders
campaign in 2016.
And I also got just really interested in this question
of like, how have we gotten out of this mess before?
How have other countries gotten out of this mess before?
I'd read a lot, I had a whole kind of new world view
that came up over the last 10 years,
but that's why I worked on taxing the rich.
And this new world view, which is like,
the oldest guy in American politics who is,
I don't know, right?
There was like a 800 year track record
of promoting an even older ideology
that I also happen to subscribe to as well.
Maybe a little bit more radical than Bernie in many respects,
but having said that,
so you encountered the gospel of socialism
is what you're saying.
Would you consider yourself a socialist?
Would you say you're a socialist?
I don't use labels, cause my experience of it,
I'll tell you the stuff I'm running on,
but my experience of it is like
half the people disclose their ears
and I just, I run ideas first.
like I run on the policies first.
I was all, I too was a coward at some point.
No, I always say it's the biggest mistake of my career
is to ever adopt the moniker
because then people put you in a box
and they don't care about what you're advocating for,
then I wanna hear what you have to say.
There's a lot of baggage that people associate with the term.
It's fine.
Next question, you,
what's up with brown boys wearing Casio watches,
regardless of how much money they have,
Zoran has like so this is actually a gift from my dad because he grew up he
always wore this watch is like a swag thing is that oh it's I think it's
literally whatever immigrant my dad wore their entire child okay so that's why I
got nostalgia for okay I mean I just it's I couldn't help but notice cuz he
did he did that he pulled up with the with the same cash here I don't think it
was the same cash but he pulled up with the Casio when I talked to him as
well. So you also work with AOC for a little bit. And I think that was very good. I think
you're, I mean, there was, this is like your political experience is in the early stages
of like, I guess the new American democratic socialist movement, like your politics experience
comes from that background, just so people understand. Then you left politics, you went
back to, I guess, like the tech space a little bit, or you were still, you know, fundraising
for candidates? Yeah, I did. I never left politics. So, yeah, I worked on Bernie. There's
a group of us who, after that, who started Justice Democrats. And the initial idea on
Justice Democrats was recruit hundreds of people to all run for Congress on.
This guy is also a Justice Democrat. He's on the Justice Democrat lineup. Justice
Democrats took a lot of W's home last night. So obviously we're going to be talking
about that as well. Yeah, but you know, that was the project
through which we recruited AOC ran her campaign in 2018. When
she won as her chief of staff at the Green New Deal work with
her in DC. And after that, I've been running a think tank
called new consensus where we've been doing basically like, I
call it a sequel to a green deal, but like a comprehensive
detail plan for how do you actually build a new economy?
How does like the nation intentionally build the
economy it wants to build. So that's, we call it the mission for America. You know,
part of it is like, we talk about the political strategy, we talk about the
institutions we got to build, but we also talk about this whole, their mode of
governing you got to get into that countries get into when they want to
take this stuff seriously. So that's been the focus of my work for the last
since I left the OCS office.
Yeah, I'll be honest. There have been a lot of people on background that
have vouched for you. One of them is my uncle. He really likes you just
So, you know, another one was my spy that I think at some point worked with you and had nothing but nice things to say, Eric Hovegheem, who he's, he's a Hassan Abihid who now lives in China content creator is great.
And, you know, it definitely because when I saw that you were as rich as you are.
And also on top of that, there was an instance where I believe you had fundraised against
a DSA-backed candidate in San Francisco. I had a little bit of, you know, I was a little bit
worried. I mean, you seemed very solid. What was the reason why you fundraised against a DSA
candidate, which I believe was also endorsed by Nancy Pelosi? Yeah, it's a confusing
situation locally. I mean, long story there, like the guy, I wasn't fundraising against him,
back in this guy below and you know I've known him we worked on climate stuff together the state
brown boy coalition it wasn't exactly brown boy coalition I mean I you know I we did like an op-ed
on a green new deal for California but the bigger thing is like I have the same housing politics as
like Zoran right it's like I think you've got we have to build tons of social housing I think
we need rent control and I think we need zoning reform and we actually need to make it cheaper
and easier to construct right and in that race he lined up more with my housing politics but
That was one reason, but I just want to put it in context,
because as you mentioned, like I'm a centimillionaire,
so I do support tons of candidates
and causes every cycle.
So like that cycle, the biggest amount of my efforts
were towards protecting people like Summer Lee
and Jamal Bowman and Corey Bush were just getting this onslaught
of APAC money coming their way.
And it was also a California pop-fied,
I don't know if you remember that,
but it was like a proposition to basically raise taxes
to put about like, unleash tens of billions of dollars
of affordable housing money.
So yeah, we know when you support a bunch of stuff,
you don't always line up on every single one.
Yeah, no, absolutely.
I have this theory that unfortunately,
blue safe havens, like blue strongholds like New York
and California have oftentimes created
some of the most annoying neoliberals in the party
safeguard third-way neoliberalism and centrism. When there is so much more room to grow in terms of
left-position politics, left populism in general, Nancy Pelosi basically was the major hurdle to
a lot of leftist politics being realized in the country from her position, from her throne really.
I mean, she's still Speaker Emerita and has done things like directly from a hospital
bed when she was traveling, when she fell and broke her hip to make sure that AOC was
not appointed as the lead in the House Oversight Committee to become one of the voices of the
party.
What are some of the reasons why you feel best suited for this role?
So the reason I'm running, ultimately, is because I don't believe the current Democratic
Party is at all capable of doing anything in this moment.
They're not capable of stopping Trump.
They don't have a vision for what a new economy would be that would actually stop
fashion from coming back any time.
And I did the Justice Democrats thing to try to push the party, you try to push
the party leadership.
And my whole lesson from that was you can't push them.
You have to replace them.
You have to, you have to primary them.
we have to actually do the political revolution
and go in there and replace some odd leadership.
But it's also one in chat mentioned that, you know,
I donated Chi-Yosei.
Yeah, when Chi-Yosei popped up,
he said he was gonna primary Hakeem Jeffries.
You've given all the bans to the Hassanabi heads,
but not me, Hassanabi.
What's going on?
If you run for office, I'm not.
You know where to come and ask it, but look,
like I was disappointed she didn't end up running,
but yeah, we, I basically think we've got like
a two to four year period where maybe
We can completely change the party and actually build an economy that works for working people.
And that's possible right now and that's literally why it jumped in and you're seeing it all across
the country.
Right?
There's Candace popping up all over the country.
People like Reverend Haynes here and Nita Alam and others who want to challenge the
establishment.
And I've been reaching out to them.
I'm trying to organize with them.
I'm trying to talk to them because I think there could be a team of us that
actually make it happen.
I think so too.
And that is what I'm trying to do,
a bunch of other content creators are trying to do
to the best of our ability with the limitations
that we have, obviously.
But I do think that there is an organic movement
that's building, and not even because like,
tens of millions of Americans in the countryside,
or tens of millions of Americans living in rural areas
have tuned into my broadcast and become hypnotized
like the the the socialism beam or anything they're just recognizing that the contradictions are
worsening and they're recognizing that like their material conditions are worsening and
the american trajectory is is downward right now yeah and when they see that when they experience
that and then on top of that they see state repression uh whether it be uh unlimited uh
whether it be unlimited tax dollars going to a foreign country like israel to to wage uh a
genocide to conduct the genocide with no accountability whatsoever and then the domestic
repression that comes along when you protest it or whether it be all the money going to
ice to build a Gestapo force for Donald Trump that's unaccountable.
When people realize that, when people start experiencing that, they get very frustrated
and they don't really have a really good outlet to communicate their desires and communicate
a positive change for themselves.
And I think it's important for people like yourself, people like myself to do our
very best to lead people in a better trajectory and a more politically advantageous trajectory
where they have some kind of autonomy, they have some kind of political power.
And I just wanted to say, I've lived through a couple of these moments of change with the
Bernie campaign and with just the Democrats, because that was in this moment where Trump
had just won, people were pissed, people wanted to look for some vision for the future.
there was like this blip that allowed the squad to get elected, AOC to get elected.
And, but it was still the case that when I was running those campaigns,
the people showing up were like left the activists, you know,
progressives and then a little bit of like new people. Right now,
the people showing up to my campaign, the people I see stepping up to run for
office, it's, it's like everybody, you know, it's the mainstream Democrats are
realizing that this current party is host, you know,
and we have to completely change and pick, do something new.
And so we have to jump on it's happening all over the world
I mean it's usually right-wing movements that are coming to power but not everywhere
It was Morena in Mexico that you know came to power make people's lives better and now they're the most popular party in the world, right?
So, you know absolutely um a
Question I have for you is a question that I ask everyone that's running
It's I call those Zora method, but if you were to be defined by five policies, what would your top five policies be?
All right, um, say number one is we got to make the essentials affordable by just having the government provide them.
So that means universal health care, Medicare for all is a great start, but that's not a health care system.
It's a health insurance program.
We got to expand beyond that to direct government provided health care.
I think some of the Nordic country system or the NHS is really the gold standard here.
Uh, it means public power, which they have in cities all around California.
They pay half of what we do, uh, publicly owned broadband.
It means building tons of social housing and getting private equity and hedge funds out of our housing market
So that'll be number one number two
End political corruption, you know if we're asking for the government to do stuff for people
You got to be able to trust the government so that means no congressional stock trading no revolving door between Congress a lobbying industry
I like a fully publicly financed election system
So no private money at all in our campaigns and and actually, you know hold accountable all the
The people who are doing corrupt stuff right now,
investigate and throw them in jail.
We have to actually hold powerful people accountable
if we want people to trust that this stuff works.
Three, we gotta end all the fricking wars.
I mean, get the power of declaring war
back into the hands of Congress,
slash the military budget,
and US interventionism all over the world.
We've killed millions of people
over decades of failed foreign policy.
And now, and that's been a bipartisan consensus, right?
That's been Democrats and Republicans doing that.
We have to completely break that
because right now we've created a system
where Trump is now basically dragging us into World War III.
I know the way to put this is like,
do not have World War III.
None of this will matter if we have World War III, right?
Number four is, no one else really talks about this far,
but I think we need to start planning
for a publicly owned economy.
And what I mean, okay, so what I mean by that is,
and I know this is not like news to you,
but what I mean by that is right now,
We've got AI and robots that might be replacing
a whole lot of work.
And the way it's going right now is essentially
like we think about some of these industries,
like, I mean, it's already having like the insurance
underwriting industry, financial service.
I'm a coder, right?
So like coders might not exist in like a few years.
These like AI companies are just gonna subsume
all these industries and end up owning
a huge part of the economy.
We're gonna end up in this Mad Max dystopia
where a few companies and people own everything
and everyone else is in this permanent underclass.
So instead, what I think we should do
is try to create the Star Trek future, right?
Where if something doesn't require work,
we just provide that as a public option,
essentially for free to the public.
And then number five, I'd say it would be to enact
a mission for America to actually build a clean economy
that creates prosperity for all.
And I talked about how we've got the comprehensive
detail plan over at newconsensus.com.
You should check it out.
But we need whole new institutions
that we, for public financing that we don't have.
We need a different kind of political strategy
and you have to get into different mode of governing.
We've been calling it mission mode
for lack of a better word
that basically every country goes through
when they dramatically transform their economies.
And if I can throw in a number six,
it would be build the train.
You gotta build the train.
You gotta build the train.
Stop, stop.
Build high speed rail.
Enough, enough.
You're just, I mean, you're doing this on purpose.
I gotta grab a drink.
Hold on.
God damn.
Build the train.
Build the train.
Okay, listen, you already, I mean,
everyone is already going crazy in the chat.
That was really good.
All five of those policies I want more with.
You also mentioned social housing,
which I feel like, and I try to bring this up
with like electeds all the time.
I feel like it's not necessarily
at the forefront of people's minds for some reason,
especially when they're campaigning.
I think I know what the reason is, obviously.
But how much of an emphasis do you have
on trying to build policy initiatives,
build policy papers, because you already have
some structure of a think tank as well,
so that gives you a lot more opportunity,
a lot more room to be an advocate for legislation,
as opposed to a lot of Congress persons that just come in,
and even if they're like DSA backed or DSA endorsed,
or literally a part of the DSA,
the DSA unfortunately has limitations with respect
to policy papers that they can write
and then like put in front of congressional representatives.
And I think that goes a long way
in terms of manipulating a lot of legislators
because they don't wanna fucking do the job.
And to be fair, I also kind of understand
because there's a lot going on, there's a lot of problems.
Are there any initiatives specifically
in terms of building social housing in this country?
And what do you think some of the primary setbacks
that will come up when focusing on building social housing.
Yeah, so yeah, the think tank, I run new consensus.
We do have really detailed policy papers.
I'd say one of the most detailed proposals we have
is for bringing back something
called the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
This is a state-owned corporation
that existed during the New Deal in the World War II era.
It was basically our engine of growth
and development during that whole period.
And it's kind of like a public bank.
I think people know about public banks.
Like it definitely can do low interest loans
and do all that kind of stuff.
But it had a more proactive role in the market than that.
Like it had this proactive role where it would go out
and figure out what's missing.
What can we not do and why is it missing
and what do we need to spin off to do it?
So I bring that up because I think we just don't have
that organ in our government at all.
So the RFC could do things like directly finance
affordable housing and social housing
but it could also spin off a public developer
if you can't find a non-profit developer to do it,
to build a social housing.
You could do things like,
it did do this during World War II,
stockpile building materials to control for inflation costs.
It's just this whole thing.
And the crazy thing is it's not like some new idea.
Basically every modern developed country
has some form of public finance.
And it really boils down to this idea
that we should as a nation have national goals.
This is why I think things like AI
and where we're at are really forcing this conversation,
but we should have goals.
like a five year plan.
Yes, I agree with that.
And yeah, we should have goals
and we should use the economy to achieve those goals.
Whereas right now what we have is an economy
that's driven just by profit and then the nation follows.
It's the tail lagging the dog, right?
But yeah, I mean, it is like the whole idea
on mission mode that I was talking about
is you make plans not just passing,
you don't just pass policies
and take your hands off the steering wheel.
That's how we did in World War II
is how Europe rebuilt after the war
That's how all the Asian countries got rich.
And you also have to have institutions
that finance and coordinate those plans.
That's what the RFC was for us.
And we had a bunch of state banks back in the day too.
The long story short, that I think it's not just,
because a lot of people talk with a fair cloth amendment.
We have something called a fair cloth amendment
that prevents building new public housing in the country.
And we absolutely need to repeal that,
but it's not enough to do that.
We actually have to create agency as a nation
to be able to then go do it.
Yeah, that sounds great to me.
What do you think about a federal jobs guarantee?
Yeah, I think we got to do it, especially in the age of AI.
We talked a lot about it in 2018,
was in there with AOC, we're trying to popularize the idea.
My only thing is I think a federal jobs guarantee
has to be combined with an actual program
of the jobs you're building, right?
So that's why I wanna talk about the mission for America.
I mean, I'd love to see a federal jobs guarantee
as like the way we start retraining the workforce
into some guaranteed job at the end, right?
Okay.
I mean, the way I see it is we always have
some pre-existing structures that we can point to
as far as like competent institutions.
One of those institutions is ironically the military.
Except, you know, as time has gone on
the inshidification has also taken place
in the military like privatization
and the major defense contractor bloat that exists,
the expansive,
unimaginably expansive budgets for the military
that's like at this unaccountable force
that can't pass a budget ever.
What's your solution?
Because you talked about like ending all of the wars,
but what's your solution to that?
Can the military be restructured to work
in favor of the citizens,
whether it be citizens overseas,
but certainly citizens here in the United States,
because it's a massive jobs program
in the hands of the federal government.
And it's a very skilled workforce.
So yeah, I absolutely do,
we have some plans for doing this in the mission for America,
but we should repurpose a lot,
like the Army Corps of Engineers
to be building infrastructure in the country, right?
I mean, we did some of this during COVID, right?
Where like we built these military hospitals,
I mean, they didn't get used,
but they got put up really fast.
But also the way we did the manufacturing miracle
for actually mass manufacturing the vaccine,
was like, there was this general, I forgot his name,
but he got put in charge of the whole supply chain.
And he was literally like flying around the country,
figuring out what the bottlenecks are
and getting killed to work together
and then just solving this problem.
And that kind of massive logistical support
is something the military is good at.
It's literally the same thing we did during World War II
where like, yeah, we had the war,
but we had to build this whole new economy at home
to provide the, create the arsenal of democracy.
And FDR literally made this guy, Bill Knudsen, who was like a, he used to run GM, but he was like a engineer.
He made him a four-star general, gave him a plane and he would fly around, you know, trying to get all these factories to get on board building what we needed to build, sharing the IP, doing everything we possibly can.
So, yeah, we got to reuse the military for good stuff, not just bombing countries.
I agree. Speaking of the military and endless militarism, what's your take on what's going
on right now as it seems Israel after waging a very bloody genocide and taking over even
more territory in both Lebanon and Syria has decided to goad the American government
or bring around the American government to its final ambition of completely destroying
the Iranian state. What's your attitude about that? And what's your attitude on Israel's
genocide of the Palestinians as well? Because I think people will want to hear that as well.
Because I see it as a litmus test for the most part.
Yeah. I mean, I've made it a... I'll talk about the Israel genocide in Gaza first.
I've been pretty vocal about this from the start of my campaign. Israel is committing
genocide in Gaza, we should not be providing any funds to Israel because they're going to
use that to commit genocide in Gaza. It's against our own laws, it's against international
laws and of course it's just morally horrific.
So you're also committed to know that you don't make a distinction between offensive
and defensive.
Correct. I don't think Israel makes a distinction between offensive and defensive funds.
No, it doesn't. It's fungible and also any dollar that goes into Israel means it's
that's a dollar they use in building their offensive capabilities is ridiculous.
Unless, you know, I mean, if there were any other country, this wouldn't even be a discussion.
Yeah.
If there was any other country committing genocide.
No one, no one is being, no one is being like, why don't we arm the Russian civilian
population with anti-aircraft munitions?
Right.
And like the thing is, you know, there, there's also a real meaning to the word
genocide.
Like if you look at, you know, when the war genocide got defined by the ICJ,
We actually have an obligation to try to stop it, right?
So it's not just that we should stop funding the genocide.
We should be using whatever pressure we have, just like we did in South Africa, to stop
the genocide, right?
That's incumbent on us.
But yeah, what's going on with Iran?
This is where you're supposed to say you're not suicidal.
If you have no fear, you don't own a weapon.
You don't own a gun.
This is probably the biggest stream I've been on.
So I should say that, yeah.
I'm not suicidal.
I have a great life.
Same with me.
Anyway, let's keep going.
But I mean, with Iran, this is deja vu all over.
I mean, I grew up, I wasn't political,
but like the first political event I really experienced
was the failed war in Iraq.
Well, I had no idea why we're going to war in Iraq.
And it's ridiculous to me to see the same BS every time
where, you know, our politicians think,
oh yeah, we're just gonna go in there
and decapitate this leadership
and then democracy will rise, right?
It never happens.
That never happens.
like that happened in Iraq, happened in Libya,
happened in Syria, and the same yes is happening in Iran.
You know, like Trump and Hexeter out there thinking
we're gonna be out in a couple of weeks.
Of course not.
The war is expanding well beyond the borders
of where they thought it would be.
We are about to engulf the entire country
or the entire world into this.
I mean, there was a boat that just got torpedoed
off the course of Sri Lanka.
My wife is from Sri Lanka, like her family lives there
and Sri Lanka gonna get dragged into this fricking war.
So it's awful.
And the other thing I want to say is like, yeah,
we're doing it at the behest of Israel.
So this is going to be incredibly unpopular.
And everybody in Congress, all the elected politicians,
know this is going to be incredibly unpopular.
And so what you saw over the last couple of weeks
was Rokana and Tom Massie had the war power resolution,
trying to stop this war from happening before it started.
And you saw the Warhawk Caucus and the Democratic Party
aided and abetted by Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries,
dragged their feet on it just long enough
to let Trump start this war, because what they want to have happen is we get too enmeshed
in there.
The US gets too enmeshed where we can't get out, right?
And that's what we're seeing right now with it, like there's a, yeah, anyway.
And it's also something that they fantasize about for many, many years themselves personally,
and now Trump gets to do it.
And they don't even have to withstand the negative consequences in terms of like
the political backlash that the Trump administration is already receiving.
It's interesting because they haven't even really made a convincing argument beyond saying,
oh, it was Israel that goaded us into this and urged us to do this, but then turning around
and saying, no, actually, I wanted to do it, but actually, no, it was Israel.
Meanwhile, they're obviously activating ground units to the best of their ability
to try to foment some kind of ethnic tension in the country.
And it's very clearly like a Mossad operation as well.
not even hiding it. And the crazy thing is it's there's like part of this is all the
Israel money that can take that controls our Congress. And part of it is like an
actual death pack suicidal maniac philosophy that a lot of Congress people
have around this being Armageddon in the cut, you know, the second coming of
Jesus. They actually believe that in Congress, right? Yeah. There's also the
obvious like imperialism aspect of it as well because like previous wars we
We wage like, sure, Israel has been there as a consultant.
Israel has played an important role in our regional design.
Having said that, to act as though this is entirely in the hands of Israel is also silly
just so people understand this is something that our politicians are looking forward to
because this is something that our military industrial complex is going to benefit from.
single radar installation that you know Iranian Shahad drones have blown up is
economic activity happening in the countryside or at least that's the
that's the way they approach the subject that means like oh all the all the
batteries that are depleted in the interest of defending Israel even
after Israel started this illegal war that's that's munitions that need to
get stockpiled again that means we're gonna get another you know $10
billion dollars in the federal government.
And this is why when he's looked at, you know, we passed $900 billion defense budget at the
end of last year and we'd pass it right before we went in and, you know, kidnapped Maduro
in Venezuela.
Trump had been save a rattling about that for months, so it wasn't a surprise that
he did that.
And he had 115 Democrats vote for that defense budget.
And if you look at who their funders are, it's the defense contractors, right?
Yeah.
I mean, and this is I just really want to emphasize like how unpopular this
is like 16% of Republicans want a bigger defense budget like only 3% of Democrats and all these
politicians know that so like this delaying of the war power resolution is just about they don't
want to be on the record because they saw what happened to everybody who voted for the Iraq
War and in like we can't we to do any of the stuff I'm talking about to do any of the five
things I mentioned to change this we have to completely wipe out like half of the establishment
and DC, because that's, there's no other way around it.
We have to break that.
There's no way to convince these people.
Yeah, absolutely.
I think there's a real, I mean,
it's more of a holistic problem,
but I think there's a real understanding
amongst many Americans and many people
in the Western world that the democratic process
that was sold to them as this concept
of theoretical democracy is not actually working.
There has never been a greater point of disagreement
amongst the masses and their elected representatives
then at this very moment.
And I think in order to claw that power back,
people are gonna have to run and be open
and be honest in the same way that you are right now.
Let's see, let's ask you some other questions.
You've argued that voters choose Trump in 2024,
chose Trump in 2024 because they wanted economic change.
What specific day one structural changes
will you fight for?
I already asked you the top five policies, but I want to know more in detail about like what kind
of legislation you'd push for day one. Yeah, I mean day one in in 2026 is still going to be a Trump
presidency, right? So there's a set of things where I think we actually can get wins and there's
going to be a set of things where I think we have to really set up the fight and the entire
grounds for in which the 2028 election happened. So the place where I think
wins can happen is going to be a lot of anti-corruption measures and actually foreign
policy because I think those are areas where there's a massive amount of bipartisan consensus
at least amongst people and there's some bipartisan consensus in Congress actually like when I
did anti I tried to work on the the stuff to get the U.S. out of Yemen back when there's a massive
famine going on there and we work with like Matt Gates's office on that right so there
is some of that in Congress and the thing is though when you go to Congress leadership
doesn't want you to have a vote on these issues because they're covering for their members
So the way you force the issue is you use discharge petitions. That's the same thing
Ro Khan and Tom Massie did for the Epstein files. You basically force a vote. Leadership
hates it. I don't care. And so that's what I'm going to do on banning congressional stock trading,
banning a revolving door between Congress and lobbying industry, trying to shrink the military
budget, trying to get us out of war in Iran, which I don't know what the situation will be
by that point. But then the other part of it is going to be the grounds on which the
the 2028 election happened, which I think is gonna be,
I mean, it is like cliche as I said,
most important election for a lifetime,
but it is gonna be an incredibly important election, right?
And that is gonna be a combination of the ideas that exist
and the political power that exists.
I believe you build that political power by,
you know, racking up some Ws in Congress
with a team of us who are fighting,
you know, fighting against the establishment
and actually making some wins.
You turn that into hundreds of people running for Congress,
somebody running for president
have a real vision to turn things around. But then I'm going to introduce legislation
for things like re-creating the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, right, to like actually
do public financing. I'm going to introduce legislation for, you know, how do we start
having the public ownership economy? How do we start maybe taking equity stakes in these
AI companies? Or, you know, an idea that we've been pushing at new consensus, which
might happen is basically what do you do when these AI companies, when they're
bubble bursts, right?
I, well, there's something that I think was really interesting to Jeremy Corbyn tried
to put forward in, in, uh, the labor party back in the day, which was, um, through public
finance banks offering workers a first right of refusal in terms of, uh, bankruptcy.
If a company was of actually, if a company was about to go insolvent, uh, then the
workers could set up like a cooperative corporation to seize control over the company and its
entirety rather than offer like some kind of golden parachute to the executive class
and then like literally tell all the words to fuck off and hopefully they can get like
a limited amount of welfare if they're lucky enough.
I think this is a radical and transformative idea that could aid in workers taking ownership
over their own work in many industries that are basically on the verge of their bubbles
bursting, whether it be AI or numerous other sectors.
Yeah, I love that idea. I think I think an AI like the thing that as as we had in mind,
and I'm curious to get your take, because part of this is like these are all new ideas
we're trying to figure out what's actually going to happen in the future, right? But
imagine the AI companies, the bubble burst, and you know, these companies plus their banks,
it's a huge part amount of our economy, and they're going to come to the government
and say, give us a bailout or because we're too big to fail. So in that moment,
you know, imagine that instead of bailing them out, we actually buy them out for pennies on the dollar.
Similar idea to what you said Corbin did, except, you know, not necessarily the workers, but the
government does it, turns all the data centers into essentially public utilities or turns
of companies into like not-for-profit mission-driven companies. And, you know, we open source the
models and we use the compute power as our version of electricity. Like I think what
electricity was to the 20th century, compute power might be for the 21st century, right?
and these essentially become utilities that we then use towards the good stuff. Yeah, we'd use
to cure cancer rather than making more stock feeds. How do you feel about the nationalization
of our extraction industry? Because you brought up the Nordic model quite a bit,
and one of the biggest benefits is obviously sovereign wealth funds that are directly funded
by the entirety of the extraction industries in Norway, whether that be oil, whether that be
the the forests or virtually all of the the natural wealth that natural resource of the country has
in some way shape or form is controlled in the hands of the government and then you know the
surplus labor value that they extract they put back into the sovereign wealth funds.
Is there any interest in doing something like that? Yeah so in the mission for America
we have, it's like a 20, right? I think we're at 22 chapters now, like detail plans for what to do
about every sector of the economy. And one of the plans is for how do you nationalize the fossil
fuel industry? How do you not call yourself a socialist? You already wrote delts capitalists.
I'm just saying like these ideas, especially because in some cases, I'm going a little bit
more radical than say, like some of the lefty groups are, like I always get asked like,
are you for stopping all fossil fuel extraction? I say, no, I'm for nationalizing it, right?
And also, I mean, nationalizing it is the first step, but that doesn't mean you like improve or
increase production or increase the productive capabilities. Nationalizing is an incredibly
important first step to move into a radically transformative vision of what we must do with
energy to begin with. Exactly. And there's this other component to it, which is a lot of these
industries, just like the military, have really highly trained workforces. So you
don't want to just actually have them go totally bankrupt and have all those workers lose their jobs.
They could be doing using those, you know, the people working on offshore oil companies, you know,
rigs should be working on offshore wind farms. The people who've been, you know, fracking for
natural gas could be working on plugging a lot of these methane leaks all over the world,
the country, right? And so if you nationalize it, you can start directing it in an
insane way towards what you want to do. And you can start winding it down in a controlled way,
Right. Yeah people always say retraining doesn't work and I'm like okay well people in in western
Pennsylvania don't have like a like a genetic predisposition to working and fracking the only
reason why they work there is because that's the only way to get a hundred thousand dollar jobs
after industry left yeah and and for years and years they had no real good benefit good wage
jobs that were readily available and now they know how to fucking frack well and the reason
retraining doesn't work is because we live in this society where we can't imagine actually
just training. It's just training. You don't have anything at the end of it. There's a great book
called Jamesville about what happened in Jamesville, Wisconsin. That's where Paul Ryan's from
when the GM shut down their car factory there. And during Obama's era,
they did all these retraining programs to retrain all the car workers into
into like electricians and all that sort of stuff.
And at the end of four years,
it turned out that the people who had done
the retraining programs actually were worse off financially
than their colleagues just like went and got,
minimum wage job at Walmart.
And that's because there's no job at the end of it.
You have to, retraining works in the context
of an actual plan of what you're gonna do.
Yes, training to actually,
training to actually fulfill an important part
of whatever like labor necessity exists
is how you're supposed to do it,
is how many other countries would do it.
America, we don't do that. That's why for the longest time, there was learned to code, right?
And it became the rallying cry at first as like this affirmative vision. And then it
turned into a very negative thing to be associated with. And we're also literally reeling from
the impact of learn the code. At the time, I thought it was awfully suspicious that
there was a lot of programs such as this one. And I thought like, Oh, these are some
good jobs that are readily available. But I think they're trying to, and by they
I mean, you too kind of, I mean, Loki, you probably took advantage of the situation as
well as someone who worked in the tech sphere. But I felt as though they were trying to lower,
like by diluting the labor pool, they were trying to lower the wages overall to make
it like a much more competitive field.
I guess. I mean, I was one of the workers. So I think it would have been bad for me.
But I honestly found the whole thing really cringe. And I think this is part of what
comes from when you don't grow up in necessarily a white collar
family. It's just like, think about the flip side right now
because like AI is coming after a bunch of white collar jobs
first. So imagine if I just went to San Francisco and said,
we're going to do retraining programs to turn you all into
solar panel installers, right? Yeah. Would that fly in San
Francisco? Like people would push back against that, right?
Like, so it's very natural. Like, I think when you just go
to a community to say true, it would fly. If you went to
if you went to like some of the more underserved communities in San Francisco and you were like,
we're building a factory here. First, we need working hands to build a fucking factory.
Then we need working hands to be trained specifically to, you know, retool solar panels.
Right. And it would work if you offer them, you know, 100,000 plus jobs, 100,000 a year
plus jobs, they're going to go there rather than working at Walmart. It's not like they're
working at CVS because they fucking love the corporate brand and identity. They're working
there because that's the only way to give a little job. I'm saying like not just to low-income
communities like go into like the coders working fancy jobs right and they would, I agree they
would take it but you have to have like dignity attached to it like people aren't just gonna,
I don't know, it's like to me it was such a pretentious kind of elitist push to be like
we're gonna go to West Virginia and do code read, you know code book camps and that's
gonna fix their economy. Yeah I've always, I've always, the reason why I brought up the
the western Pennsylvania thing is because like at the time when I was doing this advocacy
renewable energies was a growing sector like was a massively growing sector at a time when
government subsidies by 80% was still going to the oil and gas industry right these oil
and gas giants we've completely dropped that anyway we just decided China dominates that
space China literally now controls the future of energy and we are we're just leaning
heavily into this finite resource that is eventually going to run out of and also destroying
the planet simultaneously. But if they were to have at the time built solar panel factories
or invested into R&D for battery manufacturing and then educated people or trained people
into working in said factories, we would have a much more robust manufacturing base
in this country, rather than whatever the fuck Donald Trump is doing with these tariffs.
And then, you know, Howard Nutlick goes on television and he's like, Oh, these factories
actually are not going to bring real jobs. It's going to be AI and automated. So there
will be economic activity in your region. You just won't see any of the benefits of
it. And ridiculous.
So the thing that really pissed me off about this, like we just like throw up our hands
like, Oh, China's won. It's like China 10 years ago, but I guess it was 15 years
They decided we're gonna build the EVs right they made this plan and at the time all of the western media was making fun of them
Because they're like they'll never catch up our technology is too great. Of course, you know, they're not smart enough
Whatever. Oh, yeah, and then literally like last year
They started building EVs that are better than ours and we're like, well, we're cooked. You know, what does that?
I mean Jim Farley. No, what's your Jim Farley? Oh, yeah, yeah
His daily driver is a young long he brought back a fucking EV from China
And he openly says his daily driver is a Chinese electric vehicle and he literally said if these cars come here
It's over for Ford manufacturing and it's it's a problem of like our
Industries are not innovating and actually as a show me as you say me. Yeah, I have a lot of
But you know I actually have a worry about it because if you travel around the world
You see Chinese e-bees everywhere, right? Like yes, and in America if you're like unless you're Jim Farley
you actually go try. I think the car manufacturers here, they have this sense that they don't
realize how bad it's gotten. So they have no incentive or any reason to try to try to
try any harder because we've essentially created this completely protected ecosystem
for them with the tariffs and the sanctions. And you know, I'm not like, yeah, sanctions
and tariffs and stuff matter in the context.
I'm a fan of trade protectionism by design, but I also believe that you have to make
competent product and competitive products. You can't just go to Laos and be like, you
have to buy F450s. You have to buy a car that requires you to have a commercial driver's
license that literally cannot operate on the regular roads in Europe. It has to be combined
with a real plan for how do you build your industry and the tariffs have to wind down.
That's what China did. They protected their industry for 10 years and then they said
at the end of that you're gonna have to compete internationally and so they force their companies
to be good enough to do that.
Yeah, and the tariffs are actually, are, are, are demonstrably having a negative impact
on American manufacturing anyway.
Not only have we experienced a lot of job loss in the manufacturing sector, which is
hemorrhaging regardless of what anyone says or does, but also beyond that, I mean,
the way to, the way to restart American industry, if that's like an issue of
national security concern, which I don't even care about. I don't, you know, deal in terms
like that. But even if you wanted to build a robust manufacturing base, like you need
some level of central planning that puts the working class first.
I mean, and the thing is, like, we have done this in the past. I mean, that's why, like,
when I talk about the World War II example, um, exactly, you know, that we did that
and that, you know, like, you can call it whatever like social, we didn't call
Socialism back then but it's just like the American system and that that playbook that we developed of you know
Making these plans for how to build up an industry financing it actually, you know making goals
That is the exact same playbook that you know
Germany used after the war that South Korea used that Taiwan used that Singapore used and that China used the only difference
Was China just continued using it? They didn't decide you know after they got richer
They didn't say all right now. It's time for private capital to run everything. Yeah, and and all there is
is there is the existence of like, you know, private enterprise in China, there's still
ultimately a lot of state control over every aspect of capital, including directly changing
capital flows that go along with their goals that go along with their with their trade agenda
or go along with their manufacturing agenda.
And I think there's a like the first step is just like have the ability as a state
to, you know, finance what you want to build, make plans for what you want to build.
And that's why, you know, for me, like building the train is not, it wouldn't just make my
life easier to come back and forth between LA because I'm going to be on your stream
all the time, Hasan, but it's more that to me it's like this test of can we do anything
as a country?
You know, like if we can't build high speed rail, we are hosed.
And if you remember when China built their first mile of high speed rail, it was from
Shanghai.
It was in 2008, I think.
Yeah, it's like around there.
I remember actually I had a stopover in Shanghai soon after I got built. It was like all the news.
And it was like a mile from the airport to the city center. And at the time, it was the most
expensive per mile project in the world of rail, you know, and all the, you know, as usual, all
the western media, all the western media was like laughing at, yeah, and the ghost cities.
Yeah. And their, and their response was, well, we'll just keep going, right. And then over
the next 10 years, now they build rail faster and cheaper than anybody and they
they want industry. Why don't you want to spend all of that money instead on something productive
like dominating the periphery nations militarily so that we can extract super profits for,
you know, for a handful of people that are all mentioned in the EBSD files.
Yeah. Well, I guess we tried that route. And it's gone. Do you ever feel like real,
real lay-stage capitalism hasn't been tried.
We're in the middle of it.
We're in the middle of it.
So it hasn't been tried.
There's more room for it.
Yeah, there is more room.
I don't know how long the lay-stage capitalism keeps going.
Why do you hate wealthy people?
I don't hate wealthy people.
I don't.
I think it would make me...
I honestly doesn't...
You know, sometimes you ask me,
like, why did you become a class trader?
It just makes no sense to me.
Why you wouldn't?
Like, if you look at the future of this country,
like, why wouldn't you use whatever power and privilege you have to try to fix the system
instead of just trying to, cause it's not going to end up well for anybody if we end up
in this dystopia.
The way that a lot of people approach a subject with someone like myself because like they
have horse blinders on and they think I have the same level of wealth that you do or
Tom Steyer does or Jeff Bezos does, which I don't understand because after you get
above a certain amount of wealth, it's all the same.
Yeah, it does. But like, there's a big difference between my level of wealth and in both of you guys.
I mean, there's a big difference between you and and Tom Steyer.
I mean, that's the thing that's really absurd about this right is like, um, like, like,
I'm technically like closer to someone who's working for money than Tom Steyer, even though
it makes no sense. No, no, I exactly. That's how much they have. It's just like absurd.
You're like trying to run away. They're like, oh, people have grown to be cynical about this
sort of stuff because they just have only seen unlimited greed, endless greed from people
who are wealthy. And what they fail to comprehend, or at least what I, the way I approach it
is like, I've been outside of America. I know that a better vision, or at least countries
that have at times moved in a better direction than the United States of America exist out
there. So when you see that, you're like, yeah, I would love to live in a country where
there's like higher trust and live in a country where there's like robust public transit live
in a country that's more cohesive and even has like somewhat of a national identity as
a consequence of like being around, you know, diversity of thought, diversity of background,
There's also diversity of income too, because that's how you advance society.
That's how you have an advanced society.
And Americans, I think, by and large, don't comprehend that, where they're like, oh, if
you're rich, you're supposed to hoard all your wealth.
It's like, no, I'm perfectly willing to pay even more than I do currently, which is
definitely like a much higher percentage of my income, because I just run off of
pure income, you know, a 1099 employee of Amazon technically.
So even then, I don't need the money.
I want to live in a nicer country.
I want to live in a country where the streets are clean.
I want to live in a country where everyone is better protected.
They don't have to constantly worry about where the next dollar is coming from, where
they're going to make ends meet at the end of the month.
That is an infinitely better country to live in, even as a wealthier person.
Yeah.
Why?
There's also the flip side of that, like there are countries around the world that have way
worse inequality than us, where there is, you know, a small group of elite leaders who
hoard all the wealth and everybody else is just like on subsistence living.
And I don't want to live in that society, right?
Like it's your, your life is worse.
And I don't know, on a personal level, I just don't get the feeling like, you
know, I mean, it's all my dad's story.
But you know, like my dad, he like just getting a visa to come to this country
for him was a lottery ticket.
And so he spent his entire life, like in my childhood,
saving every extra dollar,
sending it back to our family who was in poverty in India,
trying to help our immigrant community in Texas.
So like, if I get even luckier than my dad,
why wouldn't I do everything I possibly can to fix this?
That's something that you brought up
that I also bring up all the time, which is like,
look, I won the lottery.
I win the lottery every single day.
Like, it shouldn't have to be that.
Like that shouldn't be the only way
that you actually succeed.
And a lot of people I think, a lot of people have diluted themselves into believing that
the concept of meritocracy is real and that is basically the thing that holds this entire
system together where they have to believe in some ways that Elon Musk worked harder
and smarter by 300 billion, 400 billion times than the average person to achieve the profound
level of wealth, the unimaginable levels of wealth and power that he's been able
to garner.
I mean, having made a lot of people who've made a lot of money and talk so kind of alley,
I know for a fact that that's not true, right?
It's not, but also, it's a big part of it.
It shouldn't matter.
I don't know, the whole concept of meritocracy itself, like, yes, we, like, we should make
sure people who are capable are able to do the jobs that are, you know, suited to
them.
But this idea that only a small portion of society deserves a good life is fundamentally
against my views, right?
Yeah.
Like, why, that doesn't make any sense to me.
wouldn't we try to make sure everybody has a good life?
No, I 100% agree with you on that as well.
Okay, I mean, you've been knocking it out of the park
for every question.
What are your opinions on China?
We gotta find something that you're gonna have
a bad take on this here.
You already said you've been to China,
so I suspect you're probably not gonna have a negative
opinion for China.
I would not have been to China
because I literally just had like a layover in Shanghai
where I was stuck in a hotel
and end up watching a random documentary
about New York subways.
I have a really strange memory of that.
Would you commit to nuclear first strike mainland China
if China militarily overtakes the Philippines,
the South Korea, and Taiwan?
That's a joke.
That's not a serious question.
I mean, my position on China is we have to get
to a point of cooperation and stop this freaking Cold War.
Everything, A, from two points,
like one, we can't have World War III.
We cannot have World War III.
If World War III happens, everything else doesn't matter.
And the more that we, our politicians,
you know, just keep like poking the bear,
the worse it gets.
And so yeah, and then on top of that,
there's like these actual problems internationally
that we have to work on, climate change,
you know, the threat of existential or runaway AI,
these are things we have to actually cooperate on.
But like the thing that kind of bugs me
about how our politicians think of any other country,
right, like whether that's China or Iran
or any of these countries
where our politicians wanna go to war and save a rattle,
is they think of the populations in these countries
as monolithic blocks,
like they're not made up of thinking individuals.
And the question I always like posed to people is like,
how, what do you think we would do if,
if like China came in and started doing it,
you know, use the same rhetoric
that our politicians do with China, right?
What do you think we would do if like,
I used the alien force comparison
like even the the gap like the imperialism gap between us and China is so vast that like
in order for a country to have been able to like dominate us as we have the entire planet
it would literally truly have to be a far technologically advanced alien force that
that came outside of this planet but but i think even in the context of the of like
our current society and the current global arrangement um just take like one example
because you know sometimes I think the pushback that I'll get is from people
saying like well you know we stand for human rights and we want to call out
human rights violations. I don't laugh at that. I do think we stand for human rights.
I just say like you know think about it. I don't think we stand for human rights.
Yes like America has had its own human rights violations. We stand for human
wrongs. So like a yeah what moral standing globally are we standing on but
the second thing is you know like say I support Black Lives Matter right.
Yeah. And then say like Xi Jinping is coming in and dumping a bunch of
money to support Black Lives Matter and saying how great Black Lives Matter is. Does that help Black Lives Matter?
Of course not, right? Like, that doesn't actually help the movements inside the countries.
I wish, I wish you would give me money to help Black Lives Matter.
But you know what I'm saying is like we don't...
You're a leader, gee, I'm right here.
Like, whenever you give me money, so maybe you will, okay? I asked them first.
I didn't say no, I didn't say you gotta run for office.
I will, I will. But all I'm saying is like when, when like America, or when our
politicians go and do the saber-rattling, they don't realize that there are factions in other
countries that then gain power, that then pressure the leadership into more hawkish positions and
makes the whole thing a tinder block. They are not tinder block, but tinder box. Tinder box,
there we go. And we're literally dropping bombs on this tinder box. Yeah. No, I think
this was an argument that was presented back in the day. I've talked about it before as well.
like, but during the time of the civil rights struggle, the USSR was actually, you know,
consistently cutting propaganda, talking about how, you know, American minorities were getting
fucked over. It was true. It was, it was true there. Obviously, they had a lot more initiatives
in terms of like defending, you know, anti-imperialist, anti-colonial action, regardless. So it
It was in line with their foreign policy goals as well, but like even as a matter of I guess
quote-unquote national security, these are issues that America has to solve if they don't
want, if they don't want, you know, existential threats to the nation being born from within.
And unfortunately the only direction that we've headed towards in the absence of
any sort of material improvement being the forefront of any campaigning on either
party has been to consistently advance this white nativist agenda, anti-immigrant agenda,
and try to divide the working class along these sectarian and ideological boundaries.
And that's the only thing that works when you have a shrinking pie.
I mean, it's not the only thing that works, but it's the mindset that is easiest to
pitch.
And that's why I say, if we can't use democracy, if we can't prove that democracy
is going to work to improve the material lives of people,
then fascism will win, because that's some easier ideology.
And I think it's no coincidence that in the periods
in America's history where we have had more inclusivity,
it wasn't in Utopia, but during the 60s and 70s,
there were these movements like the civil rights movement,
the women's rights movements, the gay rights movements.
We were way more welcoming to immigrants.
That's how my parents got here.
That was in the context of us having had decades
of wages going up, of you just put a man on the moon,
We had built the interstate highway system. We, you know, we were so optimistic. So you have to do both of those things at the same time
You can't you have to be able to pitch how we need immigrants in this country to help us build and actually pitch a different vision of the future
That's not
What I think Democrats do most of the time Democrats adopt the right-wing frame and
Then try to like triangulate on like oh if I just took the Republican position on this thing and then a different position on this
maybe I'll let no you need a different vision that's a complete change the status quo and you have to be unafraid to be bold and
And unafraid to lead on that
I think if there's one example that I always go back to in spite of like the horrifying realities on the ground in Gaza
The the gains made in terms of broad awareness initiatives that was able to destroy
Multiple billion multiple billions of dollars being spent for a very sophisticated propaganda campaign
that that made Americans over such a short period of time changed their
attitude entirely on the issue of Israel if that can happen then anything can
happen you know and I mean as long as you're bold as long as you you lean on
the side of truth and justice and you consistently engage in this advocacy
eventually people will actually pay attention eventually people will be
convinced and and I just want to say you know that's happening it keeps
happening on every issue. Like we're in a politically chaotic moment right now, right? And that's
the same reason, you know, that's how Donald Trump suddenly comes to power. He changes the
entire Republican Party. But we can do that too. You know, we can do that for a better cause.
And it won't happen if you're always waiting for the polls to tell you which way to go,
because that just takes too long. You have to be able to jump on these moments.
Okay, would you a last question would you fund an oil tanker that I will command to break through the
Unjustifiable American blockade and finally deliver energy much needed energy to the island of Cuba
We got to stop the embargo of the island of Cuba. I have to look into the logistics of
getting an oil tanker Okay, there's only little tanker money, you know, I don't think we can
get both fact clearance, but like maybe for like a cool 20 mil we can make it happen.
I don't know. I don't know. I mean, this is, uh, yeah, I'm just saying,
because I'm going to Cuba, uh, in, uh, in the end of this month, uh, with the progressive
international, I don't know if you're familiar with them at all.
Yeah. With, uh, Yana, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Honest. Uh, and David Adler,
he's great. Um, and, uh, you know, we have, uh, we have a bunch of, uh, medical supplies
that we're going to be, uh, uh, bringing with us, but it's more so just like
they brought awareness initiative is on because once again
the real
uh... that that issue
uh...
that the major setback
for uh... the the governor's cuban the sovereignty cuba
as it stands currently is the cut through the noise of like the the anti cuban
government lobby that is like very powerful in this country now nowhere
near as powerful as the israeli lobby is
was certainly
uh... powerful enough to
to make
uh... to make people either oblivious to what's going on or oblivious to the to the harm that
we've done
uh... to this island
and uh... so yeah at first it's a awareness issues and then it's like material support
hopefully it's and it's horrible done to that
country
for uh... decades
i think like i mean i'm i generally
he all broad based sanctions
and embargoes because it is collective punishment for a whole group of people for
whatever failures leaders might have it doesn't help and it's like entrenched by leadership in
the country in fact right because if when you do what we've done to cuba like they there's of
course black markets at the leadership controls and do things like that but anyway yeah i'm glad
you're doing that yeah all right i'll let one last question yeah man thank you so much for
taking the time out and coming on the broadcast and this will be a little bit of a tough one
It's not a secret that there are a lot of Democratic socialists in my chat, DSA affiliates, people
in DSA, both in San Francisco and all around the country.
Because of the thing that we talked about earlier, where your support against the DSA endorsed
candidate, there's a little bit of distrust.
There's probably still a lot of people who you've won over so far with your advocacy.
You certainly want me over, I'll be honest.
But what do you say to the rest
that might still have a little bit of scrutiny
given your tech background, given the wealth that you have,
how do you convince those people that you're a real one?
Yeah, well, first I'd say,
there are a lot of folks from DSA volunteering on the campaign.
We've got folks from a bunch of groups,
but like engage with me.
I'm trying to run a campaign
that's like as transparent and open as I possibly can.
I mean, you probably got like,
I just say what I believe and I'll answer every question.
And to that end, you know, I do town halls every week.
I've been doing one in every neighborhood in San Francisco.
I do a voter call on Zoom.
So if you go to my website, I don't ask for money.
I ask for you to sign up for a voter call
and I do them every day, but also like,
yeah, I've met with folks at DSA
and there's a bunch of stuff I'm gonna work
together with them on.
I mean, there's, I think there's gonna be
public bank prop in San Francisco this cycle. I'm going to work with them on that and yeah I'd say
please engage and I'm happy to engage with anybody if they are not in San Francisco and anywhere.
What are some groups that you're trying to secure the endorsement of like unions and whatnot?
Yeah I mean what have you gotten so far? So so far it's been a lot of groups are kind of in
the middle of their endorsement process so you know so far nationally I'd say Jamal Bowman's
by my biggest endorsement, I love Jamal. There's also No Dem Left Behind, Blue America Pack,
a few groups like that. Locally, you know, there's basically three of us in this race. So it's me,
State Senator Scott Wiener, who you're probably familiar with, and there's Supervisor Connie
Chan. And a lot of the unions have more of a relationship with some of the establishment
folks. And so, you know, I'm talking to them, they like me. I think it's a top two system.
So in a lot of the cases, I might not get their endorsement now, but I will when I'm in the
top two. But yeah, I'm hoping to get anybody. I mean, the way I think about this, like,
I'm trying to do essentially a political revolution kind of politics. And so when
you do that, you can't really rely on endorsements. You know, when I when I ran
AOC's race, like, nobody endorsed her, including like working families party endorsed
Joe Crowley, right? Yeah. And that's just kind of how it goes. So I'm going
to do what I can, but of course I'm talking to you need you also need ground
game and I do feel like well I can't speak for DSA San Francisco but like that
was a big part of how Zoram was able to overcome great odds yeah your situation
is a little bit different because you have your own personal financial
backing as well you've been doing this for quite a while you have existing
relationships you also have a I will admit out of all the candidates that I
talk to you have profound understanding of policy is usually one of the issues
that I have like sometimes I have someone who's very radical but very green
and and they don't have a working understanding of like how the legislative
body works or how the position that they want to achieve like what they
need to do in that situation how to sometimes play ball what where the
areas of pressure are whereas given your background given your experience
like you are, you know, you have deep and intimate knowledge with, with how politics works in
America. But as far as like winning the immediate race, I mean, Scott Wiener is, is, it's not
like no disrespect, but Scott Wiener is going to present himself as a progressive, but
we all know the, the last two years that he spent defending Israel, only to turn
around and be like, Oh, actually, I was, I was just kidding when I was doing that.
I'm not mistaken.
Right.
That was, that was coming.
Or we did a, well, initially it was worse.
Like we had a debate where there was a question to ask them, ask us.
Do you think he just didn't answer.
And then two days later is like, everybody gets caught up on those paddles.
That paddle system is so good for people like yourself.
Like for real left flank candidates, the paddle system is like, boom.
Yes.
Yes.
Every time.
And then if you're like somewhat inconsistent if you're like a like a neoliberal or if you have like any sort of hang up on
On something that's like a very black and white issue you get fucking cooked every time and what I said cuz he tried to be like
Well, it's a complicated. It's like no when you're in Congress you vote yes or no
Yeah, Rashida to live has a resolution that says is Israel committing jesson Gaza. What's your vote on that?
Right? Yeah, you don't get to explain it but
But yeah on the ground game side
We actually have the strongest down a ground game of any campaign in the district because I've been campaigning since February of last year
Well, I mean, but it's never enough man. It's not enough. You know, you know
It's never enough that especially considering you're you're somewhat radical even though very sane
Policy positions and your consistent advocacy against Israel genocide
There's gonna be a lot of money to interest
There's gonna be a bunch of money that comes in after me, but I just want to say like
This is what I see every single time, right?
Like if you actually are pitching real change of some sort,
you attract a whole new base for your campaign.
I mean, at every single event, I ask people,
for how many people is this your first time
doing something in politics?
And it's like half the people every single time.
But we've had over 3,000 people
who have the volunteer.
We've knocked over a quarter of the doors
in the district already.
And every canvas would get like 40 or 50 people,
which is huge for San Francisco.
in like, we did our office opening party in July.
This is actually what made us start our ground game
because we did an office opening back last July.
I thought maybe a hundred people would show up
because up to then it was just like
mostly a social media and press campaign.
And like 500 people showed up, you know?
And then it just kept going.
Like we had 800 people at our first rally.
So we've got momentum, but it's not momentum
from the existing like established organizations
necessarily, it's a bunch of new people showing up.
Same with Zoran.
I mean, it went out to Canvas for Zoran actually,
at the same time went out to go meet Shiasse
and try to game the primary Jefferies.
But, you know, at Zoran's Canvas,
I asked everyone there like,
how'd you end up here?
Like are you part of DSA?
And yeah, there's some DSA people there,
but most of the people are just new, you know?
No, no.
The reason why I brought that up
is because like it's very good
to kickstart that process.
Cause like, I don't know at what point
you were doing the canvassing,
but like in the beginning,
when I went and linked up with him, like-
It was all DSA, yeah.
It was all DSA and it was all because like even the fact that I went and talked to him
or choppo and all these other like, uh, all these other, uh, leftist podcasts where we're
invested is on early on is because he had a lot of good people around him that were
vouching for him.
Cause like I'll be honest, like I've watched his fucking Gravel video about social housing
in red Vienna many, many years ago, but I don't, I didn't remember him from that
at all.
Right.
Like, but, but that was what it was.
It was like a lot of very good people that I trust that I, that I believe in that we're
vouching.
Yeah.
And I, I, some of them are vouched for you as well because it was the same people.
A lot of them worked on the AOC race in 2018.
Yeah.
I know it's like, I mean, they, the USA New York has built a real machine, which is
awesome.
It's fucking dope.
I went and I saw the slate in New York and I was like promoting the slate that
they have.
It's, it's excellent.
We got to build that operation virtually in every, in every state.
red states. I think there's a real opportunity, given the weakness of the Democratic Party
machine in red states, that you could actually take advantage of their lack of interest. I
mean, even with someone like Talarico, who just kind of came out of nowhere really, I
mean, he was not like a known brand at all. And he was able to carve out a space for
himself with a fairly uniting message. I think he still needs work on some aspects
of his policy. I think he's like a little bit more restrained for some reason when it
comes to leaning into socialized medicine and I think he has room to grow on the issue
of Israel. He can speak very convincingly and very empathetic in a very empathetic way
about these issues, but like I think he needs to go way beyond that.
Yeah, I mean when we started Justice Democrats, the project initially was called Brand New
Congress and we were actually trying to recruit people everywhere like in Republican
primaries and democratic primaries is before Trump got elected. And I've been trying to reach out and
talking to a bunch of people and like have a relationship with a grand planner. I've been
supporting Dan and I was born for a while because he's trying to do that in Nebraska.
And I want to give a shout out to Corbyn Trent who's out in Tennessee. He's got an amazing
blog called America's on Doing. We work together on AOC and he's trying to do that in Tennessee,
right? Like, because I think people, Democrats don't realize is in a lot of these red
States you like people especially the ones that are economically doing very badly you kind of need to have a more radical message
Right like you know have like the reason they're voting for Trump is because Trump just stands for change
Like he embodies like yeah off the bandit and change right and so you have to have that level of energy
For something positive for like what you actually want to do though improve people's lives
Yeah, all right. Well strike out. Thank you so much for coming on. This was incredible
and we will continue doing this.
I mean, I'll be up in San Francisco
around that area doing a bunch of colleges.
If you want to put together something.
Yeah, I'd love to do that.
You know, and we'll link up and do something there.
All right.
Thank you.
Thank you for coming on.
All right, thank you.
Thanks for having me.
All right.
Yeah, let's do it.
Thank you, thank you for coming on.
Okay, that was great, right guys you guys like that you guys enjoyed that pretty good
W interview. I know I say I'm not like, I know I often say I'm not the biggest fan of doing
Canada interviews, but you know, it's got to be, it's got to happen. It's got to happen,
You know, very impressive. Very, very, very impressive. Why the fuck did you have Tom
Starr on? Because I love billionaires and I love, I love capitalism.
What is this question, dude?
actually what the fuck what the fuck is that question why did you fuck do you
have Tom Styron shut up bitch okay shut the fuck up I'll have whoever the fuck
I want to have on my goddamn broadcast okay does he have a tattoo making sure
compared to this guy though lol yeah no shit again Troy cut is legit I was very
skeptical of sure cuz campaign do the caution of grassroots people I trust in
Bay, but this interview completely won me over. Thanks for having him on. I know that's why I asked him
the DSA question as well, because there is, listen, I love you guys. You know this for the
Democratic Socialists in San Francisco. I love all of you. I love many of you. Okay. I know some
of you were moots on fucking Twitter, but some of you never forgive and never forget. Okay.
Okay. I understand the apprehension and I understand the, I think it was the, the Dean
Phillips saga, which is like the major reason that's the reason why I fucking asked that
question early on as a matter of fact, Bonnie Chan is endorsed by most of the unions. I
know. That's the other reason why I asked them that question as well. Another guest
not fed. I'm disgusted. Fake Ottoman. We have spent the equivalent of what it would
cost to build this just blowing up things in the last four days. I know this shit sucks
so bad. Or not Dean Phillips. Dean Preston. Sorry. Sorry, San Francisco. San Frisians.
Um, yeah, no, uh, shortcut is the real one is the real deal. I was a big fan of his
from back in the day when he was AOC chief of staff.
I'm very familiar with him from the Justice Democrat days.
Uncle Chunky Weigert is also very tapped in
from way back when he was more radical, right?
As well, we get Francesca Hong on the broadcast.
Yes, of course.
He's him.
That's, come on.
He is, he is that dude.
He is that dude.
Iranian ship was sunk, was unarmed, and in friendly waters?
Yes.
It's just delivery.
Um, getting back on election coverage thoughts on, uh, Nuda's, uh, election.
Yes, it's very sad, uh, hold on a, by the way, this guy is one of his, uh, the guy that
we were watching earlier before he got on the stream is literally one of the, uh, one
of his candidates.
Okay.
One of the justice democrat candidates.
Okay.
Anyway, let's watch Newsom change dramatically on the issue of.
of Israel.
Men and others are talking about it appropriately, sort of an apartheid state.
They couldn't even, I mean we're talking about regime change.
For two years they haven't even been able to solve the Hamas question
in Israel. Do you think,
looking down the road, that the United States should consider
maybe, you know, rethinking our military support for Israel?
It breaks my heart because the current
leadership in Israel is walking us down that path where I don't think you have a choice but that
consideration. I mean to say this is an America's interest at a time when affordabilities at crisis
levels where you had administration literally got elected saying this is exactly opposite of what they
would ever consider doing. The fact that we are in this now regional war all these proxies the
fact that we you know and all the grift and the corruption that's also marks a huge part of
this and that's a real conversation we need to have is for the peace in the
peace that the Wittkopf family is getting in the peace that Kushner is getting in
the peace that Trump Jr. is getting what is the human toll of the US Israeli
strikes on Iran in this world of disinformation and AI we have very
little verified footage to go on this
appears
I'm gonna get back on that news gum
take because I have a lot of thoughts
I mean it might come as no surprise to
you but I have a lot of fucking thoughts
on this okay let me tell you something
okay the good and the bad okay are
you ready the good and the bad number
one the good the tide shift is here
okay the tide shift is here it's not
yesterday it's not tomorrow it's here
failure right now, okay? Why am I saying this? Because this man, for all of his faults and
failures, has ambitions for higher office. He wants to be the president. And if someone
is trying to become the president and is putting his ear to the ground and recognizing
that fucking tide shift and changing his narrative around this fundamentally important
issue. That means that we are winning, okay? He knows how to read a poll, yes, but a lot
of Democrats also know how to read a fucking poll, and yet they are still ginormous pussies
when it comes to saying what the demands are of the large majorities of the public.
I don't trust Gavin Newsom as far as like doing anything, and I mean anything that
will even hurt Israel's interest, Israel's ambitions. And yet this clearly on principle
Newsom is calling Israel to part. I say that pushes into war. All the shows is that you
guys are dead. It says Sammy Gold responding to Ross Sauber. Newsom has gone full mom
Donnie. He says the United States is being pushed by Israel into a position where it
may have to reconsider its military support. Oh my God.
And now he's echoing the claim that Israel is in apartheid state, the Democratic Party
is dead.
No, the party that is dead is not the Democratic Party.
I mean, the Democratic Party is dying, that's true.
But not for this reason, okay?
Especially if the Democratic Party decides to nut up or shut the fuck up on the issue
of Israel, the Democratic Party won't die.
And maybe even democracy won't die, because we do not rid ourselves of the toxic and unfortunately
incredibly pervasive influence of Israel in American politics, both on the domestic front,
but also as the driver of our Middle Eastern policy, our foreign policy, we're fucking
done.
Okay?
We're done.
And a lot of Democrats have looked at the Netanyahu regime.
My go Tommy Vitor brings up this question, question of Israel.
Let's take a look and felt like, you know what, we don't like the trajectory he's on.
It's time to rethink the U.S. relationship with Israel, especially military support.
What are you thinking that easy right now?
Let's talk about that.
But the issue of BDs and...
Do you prefer an anti-Semitic anti-Israel right or Israel first, phillosemitic right?
I prefer no right.
Okay, how about no right wing?
That's what I prefer.
How about you're going to jail?
Holy shit called out by another bald man.
Have the Faw sound effect on your streamer bar thing, Mr. Streamer?
Dude.
Can we all like universally agree this shit is fucking criss?
Please.
It has to stop it has to stop dude like literally like budget how are stern soundboard acting
dude it's actually the fucking worst I think it's awesome and I stand by it also who is
this is moon moon. Um, and one of the, one of the OGs, one of the goats. So let's get
back to Gavin Newsom. Number one, why the fuck does this video have like an AI based
boosted Andrew tape vibe with its filter? Okay. Once again, if you like the soundboard
Sound off in the chat.
Subscribe now if you like the soundboard chat. Why why why why why?
Tell the world how you feel about the soundboard and pussy to
Compare news and second post 10 7 to the past there is oh
Oh, yeah, oh my god, I forgot about this when this motherfucker flew to Israel
Bruh, he said I'm on my way to Israel. I'll be meeting with those impacted by those horrific terrorist attacks and offering California support
Malfurter said tax-paying dollars are gonna pay for me to go to Israel. I'm gonna hug and kiss the apartheid state
your
history
also we know what his previous state was on fucking fortnight friday
a
culture and traditions and believe notion sovereignty and
i believe countries and i was i was with you and i and then when i saw his
appearance in the note voice podcast to kind of open my eyes to research a bit
more and now i think that potentially a one-state solution maybe the only
possible solution my god
basically from obvious chilean's brain to connery pants mouth you know what i
mean
well
and now we uh... we have a little bit of disagreement on that
uh... i'm not falling i'm not i'm not going to align with db then
Yeah. On that point of view. No, I don't know. I haven't be be. I think that that's more of a like, uh,
Rose never heard of one state that is like a Palestinian first state. You know what I mean?
He's like, uh, what do you mean? Uh, you, uh, you want, uh, Benjamin and yeah, I was designed
like he the only time he's ever heard a one stator is like someone who is an ultra Zionist.
A, uh, Palestinian support solution, just getting equal rights and,
you know being able to live on where they live. Yeah well I mean there's well with different
approaches is to reach that that same I mean at least as you described it that same perspective but
I've long believed in two-state solution and I believe it's the appropriate and possible path.
You think here Kushner's gonna do a good job? All right come on Jared Kushner. Yeah come on.
He inhaled those Palisades fumes for you and you mock his voice now. Yes
Newsom is a socialist now if anti-Semitic nationalist on the right are aligning with
anti-Semitic socialist on the left like Newsom. What does that make them bro?
Gavin, I know you and I big gaff listen big gaffy gaff
I'm talking to you and you only everybody else tune out. Everybody else tune out of the broadcast. This is between me and big gav
gruesome
Governor Gavin Newsom. It's just you and me right now, baby
Listen listen to my voice
You want to make this pivot to the left you know where to come
Okay, you know where to come
Come to me Gavin
Come to me. Let's have a conversation
I am sincerely interested in seeing what you're about you've been my governor for
As long as I can remember I've paid a lot of taxes in this fucking state. Okay. I'm making a good amount of money here
I'm asking you not just as a tax-paying citizen, but as someone who wants to really
Understand where you're coming from now that you are pivoting
as a radical visionary
Singing the praises of Yahis and war
I need to hear from you
Okay, I need to hear from you. Gav the view count is going up. I told you guys to leave you're still in here
You're coming in you're tuning in now that you saw me talking personally. This is between me and Gavin
Okay
Gavin come to the broadcast you just did the Adam Friedland show
Many people call that the millennial Bill Maher
Come on the millennial John Stewart
Let's have a discussion. You weren't you're hanging out with the pod John's. I hang out with the pod John's you hang out with Adam Friedland
I hang out with Adam Friedland
You hang out with the the lemon
lemon
Stand lemon a stand podcast. I
Will be hanging out with the lemonade stand podcast. I'm just saying gav
Get on the team, baby
Adam is a sauce Frank Gavin you'll be saved that's right
Because you hang out with Connery's pants. I hang out with Connery's pants. He's got his own domestic issues
He's trying to stay out of jail
He's got an election coming up
He's potentially on the ropes
He's got folks the hard line that want to annex the West West Bank
I mean Freeman and others are talking about it appropriately sort of an apartheid state
They couldn't even I mean we're talking about regime change
for two years they haven't even been able to solve the Hamas question in Israel.
So this is, I mean, you know, I want to be careful here, but you know in so many
ways that influence in the context of the conversation of where Trump ultimately
landed on this is pretty damn self-evident. And so Rubio may have been
saying something else in the context of what he ultimately said in terms of
being sort of pulled into some of these things. But I will say this, didn't surprise me in
this context. I don't know if it was Napoleon or whoever said about a sword. The only thing
you can't use a sword for is...
We used to be so close.
I'm yearning. I'm yearning. I have a real yearning in my heart for a big, big governor
gas.
Hitting on it. And when you bring two aircraft carriers out there and you assemble the kind
of military force that Trump did over the last few weeks, it didn't surprise me ultimately
that they moved that direction.
Do you think, looking down the road, that the United States should consider maybe, you
know, rethinking our military support for Israel?
It breaks my heart because the current leadership in Israel is walking us down that path, where
I don't think you have a choice but that consideration.
I mean, to say this is in America's interest, at a time when affordability is at crisis
levels where you had administration literally got elected saying this is exactly opposite
of what they would ever consider doing.
The fact that we are in this now, regional war, all these proxies.
The fact that we, you know, and all the grift and the corruption that's also marks a huge
part of this.
And that's a real conversation we need to have.
This board of peace, and the peace that the Whitcoff family is getting, and the peace
that Kushner is getting, and the peace that Trump Jr. is getting.
Yeah, he flips it back on a partisan, he flips it back on a partisan basis.
UKMTO reports an explosion on an oil tanker 30 NM southeast of Kuwait, unknown weapon
of small craft left to vicinity after the incident.
IRGC Navy Hyder 110 fast missile spotted on the Persian Gulf.
Unveiled one year ago, cable of firing anti-ship missiles a max speed of 110 knots.
That's the fast operational military boat in the world.
They killed the boat.
Was there any way for Gavin to come out against Israel at this point, that wouldn't make
him look like he's just spineless and flip-flopping. No. Someone else getting the Hassanabi treatment.
New J insider via Gabby Dosh. Dude, it's so fucking funny. These guys are going to write
an article about every politician at this point. Okay. For the last two and a half years,
I was the number one up. I'm feeling a little jelly beans right now. I'm feeling a little
peanut butter and jealous. They haven't written about how I'm a fucking Hamas IRGC
Militant in like months now because they're so busy freaking out about fucking Gavin Newsom, dude
I'm I'm washed I'm washed on fellow
It's so funny how hysterical Jewish insider is and how much they need to like consistently
like write these fucking hysterical articles like
On Thursday news will appear in Portsmouth, New Hampshire for a book interview, Jack, Coach Urella, a self-described progressive political YouTuber who also frequently bashes Israel.
Coach Urella said on, in a post, on ex-promoting the event that they will be discussing Israel early this week, Coach Urella called Israel a terrorist state that threatens to kill Americans.
Peanut butter and jellies, you couldn't even win anti-Semite of the year.
Yeah, at this point, I mean they're gonna give it to like Hillary Clinton for fucking saying something mean about Israel a little bit
you know
That like 99% of the population thinks is not hard enough
What is this I got paid law it's not 7k a post but I definitely get paid for every Israel mentioned even the troll posts are paid
Yeah we know that already. Azalea is fucking washed.
Wait, what the fuck is Jack's, uh?
What is his, what is his Twitter, Jack Coasey, uh, Jack Cacciorella?
What's his fucking Twitter at?
You're looking thirsty. Oh man. I mean, I don't really give a shit. I'm fucking around also who gives a fuck
Oh, it's JD Co Sierra
Jack Coachella, no he's great that guy's good. He's really good. I like him a lot
This is the saddest video you'll ever watch today, Russian pranks and strict Reza Pahlavi
into believing their representatives are the German Chancellor Mears, despite obviously
the unmistakable Russian accent, the representatives Hitler Mustache, who also introduced himself
as Adolf, the man who wants Trump to install a machine around.
Cluelessly, he falls for it, but it gets worse.
The German representative announced that Germany will start bombing Iran together
with Israel in the US.
This was dated before the war started.
And a late Paulavi welcomes it and says, it is important that the U.S. and Israel not
isolated in conducting this crusade.
Yes, Paulavi approvingly calls the U.S. Israeli war on Iran a crusade.
Incidentally, Paulavi's handler is Justin Forsyth, a former British government official
who later resigned from his post at UNICEF after admitting to inappropriate behavior
with his female staff.
You know, I had a discussion with Chancellor Merz today, and we...
Oh my god, this is like the... this is the thickest Russian accent of all time.
He literally is like, yes, I am da, I mean, ya, I am famous German, id off.
discussed that we will talk to you and his position now, he is open to join the game.
So I need to assure you that the German army is ready to launch military actions in Iran
now.
You know we have towers, missiles.
So our intelligence is ready to start bombing Tehran.
Okay, but the more we have as part of this coalition with the Vida regime, the better.
In fact, so it doesn't isolate just the Israelis and the Americans in this.
That's certainly a welcoming element for us to have more people joining in this
crusade and and I'm glad the German is taking such a strong sense. I hope that others would
follow suit. This is the only acceptable former elder abuse. God damn, dude. Rizzo. Rizzo.
You hear that he is a German and you believe him. Rizzo. Rizzo, let's get Kubi day.
This is the worst German impression I've ever seen.
Paul Levy's a kumar brain moron.
No, it's crazy.
It's crazy.
In Qatar, all houses closer to the US embassy are being evacuated.
Oh, shit.
Did we get a secret win?
What the fuck is this?
What?
Laquisha Austin, the woman running for election as a Republican North Carolina Senate District 22
in a full hijab and was revealed to actually be a lifelong Democrat,
ran completely unopposed and is now the GOP candidate. Wait, what?
Wait, what?
it's a no fucking way wait hello bro this sounds fake I don't believe Matt that
fucking dipshit this sounds so fake this is this practice also known as
Islamic Takia. This is gotta be woke 3.0. Yo, that's sick. That's sick.
Nicob wearing Rhino running for North Carolina GMP Senate seat, despite being a lifelong Democrat.
But there may be a Rhino losing North Carolina. Also, like she could be like a devout Muslim
who also is a very much conservative. What the fuck? Like, are they just like, she's
black and she's wearing a hijab. So they're like, Oh, she must be woke. Like you could
still be, uh, you know, you can still be a conservative. Like she could be hogged out.
I don't fucking know. Like what? It's so funny. If she was like, I actually had a debilitating
brain injury that caused me to be a conservative after being a lifelong Democratic party voter.
But now that you guys are actually being super racist to me and immediately suspecting
of being a democratic plan. I'm actually switching teams again.
Her district is heavily redistricted so no dim can win anything. So she's running in the red primary.
No, she's real, but I don't know about the hijab.
Worrying reports of an earlier incident earlier to wait, what an incident earlier today over
Iran more details to be expected what the fuck what is this fake posting shit
God I hate oscent defender huh this is reverse reverse featherman what is it I
can't stop laughing with these edits not in a very good position
I got a ball head John Federman reports that Ruby on Pete are feuding over the war. Why one is making it
I bet it's because Pete Hex is trying to make it less gay and Marco Rubio trying to make the war woke
That's that's got to be it right scoop Pete Hex and Marco Rubio are feuding over U.S. oppression war in Iran
I reckon I report with Oscar Rickett
Ruby on exit at each other's
Throats over whether the US should send troops to Iran Gulf officials says US is weighing special ops deployment
Yeah, they're gonna do special ops deployment
According to Herana, 1,097 civilian deaths, including 181 children, 5,402 injured, including
100 children.
Iran update, latest numbers from Iran since the start of the U.S. real war against the
Islamic Republic.
Reminder, Iran death confirmations take time as they go through multiple layers of confirmation.
I've included a screenshot of a tweet of mine from the end of January sharing Iran's data
in the aftermath of the regimes industrial scale mass gore protesters.
Here's why the data I showed above is inconvenient for some of you.
For those of you who spent a month engaging in atrocity now saying this data couldn't
be chosen because it comes from a U.S.-based organization claiming the design is running.
You can't suddenly use this data for your political purpose and how this suits you.
No, I think it's a, it's like, Hirana is, is 100% a US based organization, first of all.
But it's, it's kind of like the human rights watch, you know?
Sometimes they're going to be in line with the American State Department's needs and
in most cases, but in other circumstances, they still have to run reasonable reports.
Otherwise they lose credibility.
And also, HIRANA never said like 30,000.
HIRANA's initial estimates were, I think, what, 7,000?
Yeah, confirmed fatalities is 6,000 was the, yeah.
At the time, HIRANA's confirmed fatalities number was 6,000.
And I believe it's increased to 7,000 with confirmations
later down the line.
found vague post info Ronnie bombers came within minutes of striking the largest military base housing US troops in the Middle East before
Kataari place shot them down in the first aerial combat mission so two sources briefed on the operation told
CNN what is this who wrote this the fuck is this
More footage interceptors just now
Bro, this is why I'm saying like these motherfuckers are still bombing Israel, okay
like that's why I'm saying that I mean it's not as intense as like the first day that's
not it's not as intense as the first day because the first day was like a crazy amount of barrage
right? But, um, and it was literally like every 20 minutes or so. But they're still lobbing salvos
at Israel. Okay. They're still doing LGBT. Let's go bomb Tel Aviv. Like they're doing that still.
Raul Hezbollah is still bombing them too while also having firefights with them. Yeah. So no,
they haven't mined the straight of her moves. They don't need to mine the straight of her moves.
Okay, the Strait of Hormuz is fucking 30 kilometers chat. What are you talking about?
They've literally been lobbing missiles and also Shahid drones across the waterway
directly into UAE
Non-fuck-a-style in Oman. No, I mean not Oman. Sorry UAE. Oh well sometimes Oman as well and and in Bahrain non-stop
so
They don't they already have the the munitions to quote-unquote close the Strait of Hormuz
in the absence of
In the absence of of like American naval presence
Ensuring the oil tankers to make sure that they allow safe passage
There's no oil tanker that's gonna fucking go through that process and just potentially get bombed
The whole narrative that they depleted the older stockpile true. No, they didn't deplete the stockpile
The problem is not the stockpile from the Iranian side
The problem is if they can open up the caves once again
Because all of their depots are deep deep underground their munition
Their their their silos deep underground their munition depots are underground their processing facilities are deep underground
They're probably still making missiles while they're lobbing missiles at the same time
but the entry point into those facilities obviously are not going to be
deep underground you have to you have to get them out of somewhere and the the the
TEL like the launchers that they use like the ones that look like technicals
or the ones that look like trucks which is still a relatively sophisticated
piece of machinery not as like sophisticated as like the ones that
launch ICBMs obviously those have to go outside and launch missiles they
They also have underground missile launchers too, but once again, the transponder erector
launchers, they blow those up and they blow those up frequently.
I don't know what, like, how much they have of those, but they still obviously have to
to launch a lot of these missiles above Earth.
Like, this is Western media.
missile mask could be in Tehran's favor. This is Sky News writing it. So whenever people are like,
oh, you're coping or you're coping or whatever, I'm actually making a very sober assessment.
I'm not saying that like the situation in Iran is good. I'm not saying the future of Iran is
good. As a matter of fact, I keep talking about how fucking devastating this is so far and how
devastating it certainly will be if Israel gets in his entire agenda across, which is
full-blown destabilization, fomenting ethnic tensions, all this stuff. Right? But I do see
a lot of people on the internet finding themselves in one camp over the other. There are some
people who literally get duped by successful Iranian strikes on Tel Aviv that are just
straight-up AI videos and they keep posting them and they go super viral and it's very
frustrating, okay, for someone like myself who cares about the fucking truth. And there's
There's also a lot of people who think like, oh, they've already destroyed like 99% of all
the missiles that Iran has, or they've depleted all of their missile stocks and all that stuff.
That's all bullshit.
The real problem for Iran here is whether or not they have enough launchers, whether
they can get those launchers outside of the underground facilities that they have
and launch it in time before the missile launchers are blown up by Israeli or American
drones. Okay. Oh, and sometimes, uh, I guess like American Air Force as well, or Israeli
Air Force as well, we'll do bombing campaigns. The problem for the American Air Force is
that even if they do, uh, B2 stealth bombing campaigns, which they have done so far, and
these are very costly initiatives. Okay. They fly from the United States of America,
go all the way to fucking Tehran, go all over the, the, they go above the Iranian
airspace and they drop these bunker busters. There's no guarantee those bunker busters are
actually hitting the, the stockpile at all. The truth is that Iran still has quite a few
missiles and launchers, but the launches themselves haven't been the most effective
over 90% of the missiles have been intercepted and most damage to the base have been superficial,
but they still have more to use. No, I don't think they're, they're the damage to the
base have been superficial. They've actually been able to successfully take out radar
installations and shit like that as well on the golf bases. Also, if they ever successfully
take out an interceptor launcher in Israel or successfully take out a radar facility
in Israel, you will never know about it. Okay. The real problem for the American side,
the real problem for the Israeli side is that they're, you know, eating away at their
stockpile. And the cost benefit is obviously very favorable to Iran in the situation,
which is what I suspect Sky News is going to explain.
It seems like a shoot mistake on Iran's part to be hitting as many places as they are,
especially a place like Turkey.
But I imagine that had to be a mistake.
Yes.
I don't know what the Turkish interception was about at all.
I don't know what the fuck that was.
They haven't been able to reduce the amount of missiles and planes coming at them
and haven't been able to touch the US Navy at all, which is the most important.
Yes.
not done shit to the Israeli Air Force. Or at least as far as we know, even if they have,
the Israeli Air Force is still steadily engaging in bombing campaigns. The suspicion is actually
they're using the, the, uh, Aussie airspace to kickstart the, like to enter into the
Iranian airspace for the record. I think they're going through Osir by John. Um, but
with Israel, which is never going to know because the military censor is never going
let you know and the Americans were not going to know about either. Let's be real. Like there have
been some successful strikes on American assets, American naval assets twice. It has happened.
One was a refueling ship. One was a supply ship that they struck. And the other one was a ship
that was being refueled near the Indian Ocean. But the American government never let a peep
about that. They never let it know. They never let it be known. China rebuilding Iran,
on what a hilarious take. Are you just like making up statements that I haven't made at
this point? Is that what's going on? Bro got mad at a thing I'm not even talking about,
a thing that I have never said. That's so strange. What other takes do you have that
you think that you suspect I'm saying right now while I'm in the process of reading
your made-up take. No, I saw that in a chat. Okay, dude, are expensive, but are the costs
of America's attack on Iran financially and logistically unsustainable? Take a look at
this. This is Iranian state-of-the-art media showcasing vast stockpiles of low-cost but
highly lethal Shah-head drones. In response to America's Israel's attack on Iran,
regime launched hundreds of these against its attackers and their allies.
But there's a huge mathematical mismatch between the cost of Iran's weapons and those used
to defend against them. Take the UAE for example, it's had amazing success in thwarting Iranian
missile and drone attacks, claiming to have downed more than 90% of those fired at
it in the first three days of the conflict. But a Shahid drone cost between $20,000
$50,000. The missiles used to intercept them between $500,000 and one and a half million dollars.
One analyst estimating it could have cost the UAE up to three-quarters of a billion dollars
to thwart an attack of around 500 Shahad drones. That's 20 to 30 times more than it cost Iran to
launch them. The math clearly favors Iran in this strategy of attrition because they just
have, we don't know exactly how many, you know, shahed drones they might have in their
stockpiles, but it's much larger than the combined total of the stockpiles of interceptor missiles
that are available. We're now seeing sort of a race between Israel and the United States trying
to locate this drone infrastructure to try to destroy it, to reduce the pressure on these
interceptors versus Iran trying to keep it an active threat. The UAE says it's got plenty
of missile stockpiles continue to defend itself, but it's been reported that America's allies
in the Middle East are desperately trying to replenish their supplies of mainly US-made
missile interceptors. The question is, will they be able to do that, given it looks like
America may well be running out of ammo too? Take Tomahawk missiles, very effective and
very expensive, being launched here from warships of Iran. It's estimated the US military
deployed up to 400 Tomahawk missiles to the Middle East. That represents 10% of the 4,000
strong US arsenal. Stockpiles of THAAD missiles are thought to be seriously depleted too. America
reported launching around 150 of them in its 12-day war with Iran in June last year. That
represents about a quarter of its 600. It's okay guys, America can make 14 a year. That's
right, 14. They depleted a quarter of the total existing inventory suspected.
We are using these interceptors at a rate that's much faster than you can possibly replace
them.
The problem is that that increases your long-term strategic risk, particularly in other theatres.
America of course can withdraw from the Middle East once it's run out of weapons, but analysts
warn its peer adversaries are watching.
If America depletes its arsenal through campaigns like this, what power would it have to
We banned that one chatter
That said us as a contingency plan, but I really want to know what he would say right now. I
Really want to know what the fuck he'd be saying right now about the US contingency plan
James Tallarigo speaks after winning the same
Okay, dude chill
What is showing what appears to be an exo-atmospheric ballistic missile interception likely by US Army FAD or US Navy SM-3 earlier over northeast in Syria near the border with Turkey? Unconfirmed reports suggest that the Iranian ballistic missile was attempting to target Injilik airbase in what will be the second attack today against the territory of Turkey by Iran.
What the fuck?
Chat, that's where some of the nukes are by the way.
Hey yo chill bro bro. Hey yo chill it on chill chill big dog
This was days ago. No this
No, they they fucking they they tried to they try to lob one they try to lob one turkeys way not that long ago
They yeah a couple hours ago
A couple hours ago, hey, yo, chill, baby girl, what's good?
Also, this is interesting, because if they're actually increasing their strike priorities,
if they're increasing the range, and if they're actually targeting Turkey as well, that
means that there's some semblance of centralized command, like someone is telling them to
to reappropriate their targets, like to change some of their targets, right?
Which is interesting because like all of this other, all of the other bombing campaigns,
they could have been designed early on, right?
All the other bombing campaigns, like they could have just said, keep pulling the golf,
keep pulling these targets.
These are the targets you just got to keep going after them over and over again.
And without any sort of like central command, they would keep doing that for days and
days and days.
The very fact that they're still going after Turkey as well,
the very fact that they're like now adding additional targets,
that's interesting.
Hold on, I gotta bring Kam Kasky in here.
Kam Kasky, the building everybody. He's a congressional candidate and got back from the West Bank. He
went to the West Bank and he's here to fill us in on his journey and some legislative
initiatives he's been taking. An honor to have you here. Once again, I'm going to leave
you real quick with the chat so you can explain to them your trip and the significance
of your appearance today. Okay. I'll be back in a second. Are you sure you don't want something
to drink? I'm all good. Hey, everyone. It's Cam. I've been coming on here since I was
kind of young, just got back from the Occupied West Bank recently and have been working with
Rho Khanna on solutions for what can be done in Congress about the occupation and
the rapid expansion of the annexation there,
because I think a lot of people,
including people who are pro-Palestine
and fully supportive of the cause,
just aren't aware of the exact tactics
the state of Israel is using to expand this
and the death by a thousand cuts that they employ
in a way where I would say they're snapping does his neck.
They are, they have been slowly choking out the West Bank,
but it's getting faster and faster every day.
And it's, they ultimately have the same goal
for the Palestinians in the West Bank
as they do for the Palestinians in Gaza.
It's just, Gaza bears virtually zero
religious significance to the Zionist movement.
It's just beachfront property
where Trump wants to build a bunch of casinos
in a Disneyland, whereas the West Bank
has all the religious significance to the Zionist movement.
So the means by which they're trying
to destroy the lives of the Palestinians there,
there's a lot more steps to it.
And there's land confiscation using archeology as an excuse.
There's demolition orders being placed on community centers.
There's a lot to it.
And Ro and I were trying to figure out
how comprehensive we could be in a resolution
to make everybody go on the record with where they're at.
Yeah.
So what are some of the details of this resolution?
So when I was in the West Bank,
I went to an ancient city called Sabastia,
where the mayor offered me a hit of his hookah.
And I consumed nicotine in like two years.
And I'd barely eaten in the past two days
because I'm allergic to sesame seeds.
And in Palestine, they put sesame seeds in everything.
I thought it was the ancient homeland.
Right, right, right.
So they call, so Sathya is like what was once Samaria, I guess.
I'm joking because I've heard this from my,
some of my Jewish chattas who were like,
I'm allergic to sesame and these motherfuckers say
Israel is supposed to be my ancient homeland.
Oh, well, sesame was in everything in Palestine.
And I-
Yeah, they do that as a contingency play.
They do that-
Yeah, exactly.
It was a mechanism of defenaction.
No, I said, people were like,
did the Palestinians ever make you feel unsafe?
And I was like, yeah,
whenever there's a plate put in front of me,
because denying food at the home of any brown person
is you're in dangerous waters.
You don't say no when you were offered seconds.
You don't say no when you're offered food.
It's just, it's not a good situation to be in.
But anyway, I was in Sebastia and I was talking to the mayor.
I hit his hookah, I was fucking tweaking
because it had been so long since I had nicotine.
It was a really high concentrate
and I was wearing a suit I hadn't slept.
And I learned that Israel will just take a plot of land
and send a picture of like broken clay pots there
and say, okay, now we get to confiscate this
the Palestinians and they'll say Palestinians can't build here they can't develop and and that's just
one means by which they do this but again in other areas the settlements will expand and choke out
a suburb a village it'll make it impossible for them to build new housing kind of some
fucking abundance it'll be impossible for them to build new housing so they have to build
upwards, not outwards. And you end up in a situation that's like the projects. And that's
happening in a lot of suburbs in Bethlehem right now. So we call for an end to the land confiscation.
We call for the cancellation of the 19 new settlements that got approved just right when I
got back, right when I got back from the West Bank in the beginning of January, 19 new settlements
got approved. And a lot of people in U.S. politics, Democrats, liberal Zionists, even
Trump have signaled this opposition to the West Bank annexation, but have not done anything
substantive to go against it. They'll condemn the settler violence, but they will fail to
recognize that the settler violence is the direct result of Israeli policy. They
like to act like settlements are like acne, and they just pop up out of nowhere. And
they don't recognize that it's state sanctioned, it's state funded, and it's very often funded
with our money, and this is another thing Ro and I address in the resolution.
We subsidize settlement activity because the U.S., the dual citizens living in settlements
get tax credits.
So the U.S. taxpayer is just funding this occupation, and they're funding these settlements
that directly lead to not only acts of violence, acts that really need to be called terror,
Because the means by which the settlers are trying to choke out Palestinian life there,
it's more than just the many people who they will just outright kill in broad daylight.
It's, they'll drive around on ATVs blasting music that says death to Arabs.
They did that two days ago in Umar here, the village that I stayed in, it's a shepherd's
village where the settlers will show up while they're trying to graze their land and
They'll threaten them with flash grenades.
There are so many methods they use.
They walk out with guns and they brandish weapons at them.
Sometimes they shoot them and kill the Palestinians.
I was in a village where a man named
Adahathlian who was an activist and was really
a pillar of his community was shot in broad daylight
by a cellar named Yunom Livi, who obviously has faced
no meaningful consequences for it.
And I got to meet his family and this community that's
been here since 1948 and right now there are settlements all around it and these settlers.
I don't want to downplay the evil of it by saying the word troll but they troll. I mean
they build 10 foot tall metal menorahs that they put directly outside the gate and they
use the Star of David as a way to mock them. I mean they put up these flag poles with
this rally flags all over the community as if to choke them out.
And then they just regularly speed on through.
I mean, I was up doing kind of a settler watch all night, where from
like 8 30 PM to 6 AM, you're sitting in the community center, looking at
these security cameras, waiting to see when the settlers are going to come.
And then you accompany the villagers to figure out what's going on and you
stand behind them because if you get too close, you could potentially
make the situation elevated, but you make sure you're recording. And I was
sitting up there one night and the settlers would just speed through the
town at 90 miles an hour while there were kids walking around in the street.
It's the most horrifying thing in the entire world. And I really do think
Israeli settlers, other than maybe people involved in the Epstein Ring, I
know few people who are more protected in the international world than
Israeli settlers.
Yeah.
No, you, I mean, you have face to face with the Jewish clan, like they, their operation,
their methods down to like using religious figures, like, you know, religious symbolism
is almost identical to the KKK and the way that they operate, except the KKK had, you
know, some limited backing from the state at times, but like, these guys are directly
being funded by one of the most powerful countries on the planet.
It's it's unheard of it's it's insane the the guy who's in charge of the West Bank right now is this guy Bezlo Smoltrich
Yeah, and he makes Netanyahu look like a fucking Care Bear and
He's the finance minister of Israel, but he's been put in charge of the West Bank. This is a guy
He was famously said I
Why would I want my wife to be in the same maternity ward as an Arab?
a terrorist that will grow up to you know murder my children people
inside of Israel, but he was talking about Israeli citizens, Palestinian citizens of Israel.
People see Netanyahu as this symbol for the state of Israel. And I think Netanyahu is actually
much better at PR than people think he is. Smotrich and Ben Gavir, in my opinion, are
much more emblematic of what the state of Israel is as a whole. But Smotrich is basically
for those of you who don't know, he's just he's judge Holden from blood meridian. Like
I think he is just a sadist and he was wanted by the state of Israel just decades ago for
essentially acts of terror.
And now he's just been put in charge of the West Bank, which he sees as this frontier.
Thank you for that too.
He was rendered ineligible to serve in the Israeli occupying forces because of how radical
he was considered.
Like think that the same IDF that has conducted a genocide was like, bro Europe is a bridge
too far for us.
And now these guys are running the Israeli government and you know, you're getting a lot
of trouble when you cite things that Israeli officials have said.
I've been told I've been spreading anti-Semitism by just quoting shit from the Knesset.
And I'm like, no, sorry guys, this is what you guys are doing.
It's like when you talk about the greater Israel plan and people will say you're
spreading the anti-Semitic greater Israel theory and it's like, it's in the charter
of the Likud Party, which is Menyahu's party in 1973.
the Charter of the Party they talk about Greater Isra and Mike Huckabee is doing a pretty good
job explaining what the plan is here but it's really scary and you know my buddy Jasper
Nathaniel who you know obviously he's a great reporter very handsome guy and taller than
me ridiculously handsome guy and taller than me that's crazy big brother to me he says
even if you took Giza out of the picture, which you cannot do under any circumstances unless
purely for rhetorical purposes, even if you divided the genocide in Giza with the
genocidal occupation in the West Bank, the West Bank is still one of the biggest human rights
rights. Oh, for sure. 100%, which is part of the reason why for a lot of liberal Zionists,
like before October 7, that was like the one thing that they could like hold on to as like
a reasonable critique against the state, like liberal Zionists in Israel, liberal Zionists
all around would be like, oh, we don't really like the West Bank stuff. And some of them
actually would engage in activism even at times against, and I'm not talking about
like the actual anti Zionists in Israel that go out and are constantly helping
out the Palestinian population. I'm talking about people who consider themselves to be
liberals on us who would openly talk about settlers as violent monsters and stuff like
that because partially they recognize the sheer cruelty of this structure. The sheer cruelty
of this ongoing military occupation and the violent nature of it in its maintenance.
But now I feel like a lot of the people in Israeli society have moved away from that position
and a lot of liberal Zionists have, you know, decided, no, it's worth it.
It's fine.
I mean, look, there's this thing that liberal Zionism has in common with Zionism, which
is the both of them are Zionism, but there are definitely plenty of Israeli people I
met who were doing work in the West Bank while I was there.
to, there's this thing called protective presence where they will accompany Palestinian farmers
to go about their business and their physical presence there is considered to be something
that de-escalates the situation and makes it less likely for people to be attacked.
There was a young Israeli woman who was in Umahir with me who was considered by everyone
there to be this very this very meaningful part of the community she
would teach the kids at the community center and you know do some sort of
schooling for them I will say in the guest house where the activists would
stay it's like it's like a trailer there was only one bottom bunk left and I
did not want to sleep on a top bunk and I put all my shit on the bed I
laid out my clothes and I was doing the night patrol so I was I was gonna
to be up all night I was gonna fall asleep at 6 30 a.m. and middle of the
night I go back to the guest house to go get my portable charger because I was
not gonna let my phone die while I was doing settler watch and all of my shit
is off the bed and it was moved to a top bunk and my thing was unplugged from
the wall and that Israeli activist was in my bed and I was like holy shit
I just got settled like even the Israelis who are putting their bodies
he's on the line to stand against this, they can't help themselves.
So how did you, how did you manage that situation?
I mean, I just, it's in the top bunk. I wasn't going to kick.
And she goes there three days a week. Like, you know, she's,
is prison rules a meaningful part of that community. I was there.
I mean, I wish I could have been there longer and I wish I could get back in,
but I was,
you don't think they'll let you back in? I don't know. I'm working on it.
All right. It's right now, obviously it's, uh,
Not exactly the time to go, but I was already working on figuring out how I could get myself back in there
Let's talk about what's really important here, which is the feelings of people living in the United States of America, of course
specifically American Jews
Because I want I I wish you could have a conversation with Ezra Klein
I think that would be have you guys ever met before no you're you run in those circles sometimes
But Ezra Klein was talking about the Iran war and he had this to say I want to know what
you I want to I want to hear what you have to say about this biggest issue in this moment.
But the centrality of Israel in the operation has raised some concerns about what this is
going to mean for anti-Semitism.
You see the amount of talk on the Maghreb but elsewhere as well.
They're talking to Ben Hamas Rhodes, by the way, copy. Yeah, you know, Israel's leverage over Donald Trump or that, you know
This is all just some kind of
Israeli plot. I'm not saying this is the
now
Listen, if someone were to have a conversation about
Like anti-Semitism as an anti-Zionist, you know, who's like maybe Israel should stop Centrius
Centering Judaism in all of its actions. I'd be there, you know, I understand it
but as reclined in this circumstance is is
Centering his own personal feelings and like what it might do to
Anti-Semitic experiences at a time when like I feel like it's it's you know
Virtually impossible to put that toothpaste back in the tomb and it certainly doesn't
seem like that big of an issue for a lot of the champions of Zionism in American media
and in American news to make this association with regular frequency. How does that make
you feel as an American Jew like hearing Ezra Klein say this? Who's been to the West Bank?
Yeah, I mean I'm terrified about the rise in anti-Semitism and it makes me so infuriated
with the Zionist movement because they've really put us in this position where using
the same rhetorical playbook as white supremacists and saying Jews in Israel are the same exact
thing puts us in a very precarious position all around the world when the state of Israel is just
committing genocide and all these other acts of evil and I just it will never fail to
amaze me how the stop anti-Semitism community can be so supportive of again this Zionist
narrative that is identical to the narrative of the people who mean to see us destroyed,
which is the Jews equal Israel. Like I say this whenever Zionist friends and family of mine
want to talk to me about it. I'm like you understand that your understanding of this is
identical to the understanding of Nick Fuentes. When I say the Jews in Israel are a different thing,
like that is me doing not the neo-nazi thing. And it's the same thing with the Jews aren't white.
Narrative, I know a lot of people who say Jews aren't white and
And my whole thing is like, well, I mean, you know, not every Jew is white.
Eric Andre is not white, and he's a Jewish guy, but, you know, one of the main things is like,
listen, the white supremacists and the neo-Nazis, they say we aren't white.
I'm like, okay, well, I don't want to say the same thing as the neo-Nazis.
Also, I mean, Jews are white right now, I say for now, because I think a central
plank of the modern right-wing movement is whether or not Jews remain in the white category.
That's what it feels like to me at least, like judging by the things that I hear, people
from JD Vance all the way to Nick Fuentes, like the conversations that they're having
is whether Jews get to still be a part of the white in-group and what happens next if
it doesn't happen.
Like, from my perspective, look, I'm, you know, I'm Muslim.
My name is Hassan.
Like, at least in the interim, like, what will take place,
I think, is if the Republicans do continue on with this journey
and they decide Jews are not white,
it's going to be like Muslims, maybe.
I mean, look, like, for me, and this is just, you know,
I'm kind of a dipshit layman.
Like, I'm a dipshit layman who just got a resolution
introduced in Congress, so I'm not too dipshit a layman, but I don't identify
myself as an intellectual. For me, my whiteness is determined by how a police
officer sees me while I'm walking by, and how a hiring manager sees me if I
send in an application. And I'm like, yeah, as far as the barrel of a cop's gun
goes, I am white, and in the United States of America, that is what whiteness is.
Yeah, no, absolutely. It's designed at the systemic level by the in-group. It's an out-group
dynamic simply put.
And also just in the way that I act and the fact that I don't really have any culture.
In that sense...
They're going to say you're anti-white racist now.
I'm not an anti-white racist. I'm fine with being white. I'm fine with white people.
I don't really have a sense of culture.
Like when I went to Palestine, people were talking to me about this area
and they were talking about how their families lived there for 800 years.
And I was like, oh, well, I'm from Parkland, Florida.
My family moved there in 2000.
And that was another really interesting thing about being in Palestine
to that I'll share quickly.
One of them was I thought there were going to be two responses
to people finding out I was Jewish, like celebratory solidarity.
Like, yeah, you're standing with us.
that's so great. And then also where he mistrusts because the
Jewish stars being used as this logo for all these atrocities
being committed against them every day. What I did not expect,
and maybe I should have was the third option, which is nobody
fucking cares. Like, it was just boring to people. They're
like, Oh, yeah, look at that. But to Palestinians in the West
Bank, there's two types of people, people who are
trying to immediately inflict harm upon them, and people who
are not. And if you are one of the latter, you are
most welcome. So that was interesting. Another thing was, and I think this is just like having
only ever been in Western society because the first time I ever left the United States was to go
to Palestine. Wait, what the fuck? Yeah, I've been to like almost 50 states doing gun violence
prevention stuff, but I'd never left America before. Oh my god. The first thing I did
when I landed overseas for the first time was lied to Israeli customs about what I was doing
there. Yeah. Because I have family in a settlement. You do? I have like close
blood relatives in a settlement and I did they know that you were there? Did they
talk to you? Well, I said like, hey, can I come visit? And they were like, of course
you can come visit. You know, they know my opinions and they know my position.
Well, no, they, you know, I kind of presented like, listen, I want to see how
you guys live here. I want to see what your side of the story is. My
grandma always said to me like, have you heard the other side of the
story and I'm like, yeah, I went to to Hebrew school and grew up in like South
Florida. The other side of the story is the only thing I had heard until I was
fucking 20 years old. So how's your bros doing Jewish taquilla? Well, so I so I
said to my family like I'm gonna come visit you and then I went to the
airport and was like oh yeah I'm going to visit my family just just so in
case they made the phone call to verify that my family would say yes
and then I left the airport and I texted them like okay where did you
guys think I was going like come on and then I went to Bates and her
right away. Did you, did you meet with them at all? Like, what are there? So, I mean, look,
before people get on your ass about this and be like, Oh, he has settled her family members
or whatever. Cause I know people will do that. Uh, you know, he came literally not only
has gone through this transformational journey personally, but also did go there and is
like actively trying to push legislation, uh, to, to, you know, to at least offer
like a crumb of freedom to the Palestinians or at least put people on the record about
what their true position is on this issue. So what I was going to say is, have you been
able to, well, two things. One, did you talk to them about like, you know, what the fuck
they're doing there? And like what their response was if you had that conversation?
No, I mean, it's been really tough in my family because there's been few of us
and the family who share my beliefs on the matter.
And then there's a larger group that do not share my beliefs,
but don't act like I am trying to commit
acts of terror against my cousins.
And then there's the people in my family
who think that I mean to kill them.
And that's just like.
They think like they're like you're a terrorist now.
You switched sides.
And I'm just like, honestly, it's kind of,
I have a lot of cousins and it's a lot to keep up with.
And I'm like, all right, if you love this country
more than you love me great by like I'm very fortunate that my close immediate family is
aligned with me perhaps more moderate in some ways but generally perceives the things that
I perceive as atrocities as atrocities as well and that's enough but they're I mean
oh there was a my there's a group chat that some of my cousins had called camos and I
was like all right that's kind of funny but there's a huge thing in my family about
But no, I mean listen, I they call you Kamaz. That's awesome. I don't know if they call me that the group chats called that. Yeah
But it's just like the regular, you know Jewish and Zionist thing. It's like this whole thing in your family
and it's just you have to recognize that
you know
We have all been the recipients of this giant propaganda campaign and all they want you to do is get really
infuriated with them about it so they can more easily characterize you as somebody who is not
rationally thinking. Yeah. So I just don't engage. I mean, there's this, a lot of people in my life
who are in one way or another pro-Israel will talk to me about it and they'll ask me questions
and they'll push me about it a little bit. And then they'll characterize me as the one who always
wants to talk about it. And I'm like, guys, I ask you about your kids. That's my number
one thing that I do with family is I ask about their kids because I want to hear about their
kids like I love my friends and families kids because I get to enjoy the cute
parts but I don't have to change any diapers you know so so they can so you
can brainwash them with Hamas propaganda I mean I I just I tell them
what I believe and I tell them why I believe it and if the and if have you
been able to make like have you been able to make in rows with any of your
relatives? Have you been able to convert any people in your immediate family away from unlimited
amounts of pro-zine propaganda that they probably grew up with that's not stopped unconditionally?
Yeah, I mean, getting them where I'm at, I don't think it's possible to be where I'm at at this
point without having experienced it in person just because there's something, even if you
recognize what the West Bank occupation is, to be there and
to feel it in the air and to feel how pervasive it is in the
way that every step you hear, it could be someone who means to
hurt someone around you. Every checkpoint you pass, every
building you go into could have a demolition order it to
really understand the way that it fog is the air, like in the
old Scooby-Doo episodes where the fog would be so thick
that they pull out a butter knife and cut us.
Like, you have to see it to understand it.
Cause I had my beliefs on the West bank
and on Golan Heights settlement and everything.
But then I went there and I said,
even though I understood it, I couldn't possibly understand.
And I couldn't possibly understand
the human reality on the ground.
But there's just a lot of interesting elements to this
that you aren't taught even by propous nine people
who are totally like minded.
There's just nuances.
The way that I describe Israel Palestine to people in my family
is, some people say it's this nuance complex issue.
Some people say it's this black and white simple thing.
It's both.
It's black and white and simple.
And there's complexities and nuances.
It's just once you've navigated all the complexities
and nuances, they take you to the exact same conclusion
that the black and white one did.
So yeah, read about it.
Learn it.
You gave me 10 minutes about Israel by Elon
pop is a great book. Um, but at the end of the day,
you've come a long way even since then. You've,
you've had a, I think, uh,
a transformational experience going to the West bank in general. I mean, look,
you know, this is why I don't criticize J.
Street that much. Cause like at the end of the day,
even if they are ultimately a Zionist institution,
like a liberal Zionist one,
they do accidentally send, you know,
Congress persons to the West bank. And I think especially a lot of them,
like many of them come back from that trip
with a radically different perspective.
I mean, when you've looked a settler in the eye,
it is something, it is a haunting thing.
Like the thing that haunts me most
from Israel Palestine is having watched
The Voice of Hindra Job and just hearing that in my head
sometimes at night, just hearing the phone call
and which if you haven't seen that movie,
you need to watch it.
That is the thing that has haunted me the most,
but I definitely think every day just about the look
in the eyes of the settlers who were coming to the villages
because these people will pull off the hijabs
that women are wearing.
They will shoot bullet holes in water tanks.
They will cut the power.
They will scream the Arabic word for whore
into the window of the houses where the women are living.
It's like a zombie apocalypse.
It's like, the looks-maxers have this thing called hunter eyes.
And it looks like the eyes of someone who is looking for prey.
And it's horrifying.
And I don't say that in a dehumanizing way.
As a matter of fact, it's extremely human
and that's why it's so horrifying.
Yeah.
No, it's, also on top of that,
this is like an unaccountable force of unlimited evil
that is backed by an incredibly powerful occupational army,
like an army that's occupying these lands illegally.
And they're armed to the hill and they will defend them.
Well, and people act like the settlement violence happens
in spite of the Israeli government.
And it's like all of these settler killings
of Palestinians and of American citizens
who are Palestinian American,
the Israeli military is always right there watching.
And very often the Palestinian Authority is right there watching too.
Yeah.
And that's why I learned Hamas was able to gain so much support is because people in
Gaza were presented with two parties.
They're getting shot at their entire lives.
And there's two parties on the ballot.
There's the, we are going to stand there and watch party.
And there's the, we are going to shoot back party.
And while Hamas has used a lot of tactics, including on October 7th, that I do not believe
are something that I in any way support.
At the end of the day, Palestinians saw them and said, these are the people who are going
to fight for us.
And the Palestinian Authority is not only not fighting for us, they are taking part
in bullying us.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Palestinian Authority, a lot of people don't understand us in the United States of America,
like in the Western world, because they're just like utterly
incurious dullards, but, and also very racist.
But the Palestinian Authority is functionally a Palestinian
face, if you can call it that, on the Israeli security
apparatus.
There have been instances historically
where even the Palestinian Authority is
sided with the Palestinians, but more often than not,
especially in the West Bank, the function that the PA plays
is to identify revolutionary elements, identify people who are actually following the international
human rights allotted legal resistance that the Palestinians have on their own indigenous
territory designed by the United Nations, identify them and apprehend them and capture
them and aid and assist in the Israeli mission.
And that was one of the things when I was ultimately like a pro-Israel person.
People say that I was Zionist and it's like I was functionally Zionist because I had the
Islamophobia and like the right wing nationalist perspective on it, but I never identified
as Zionist because I was like, wait, I'm supposed to think that God promised like
this one area to, that's kind of silly.
But I was very pro-Israel.
I thought I could kind of do no wrong and that anything done in service of Israel
was a positive thing.
That's what I was raised to believe.
I was raised to believe that, you know,
the people you met who were in the IDF
were these brave heroes and everything
and that Gal Gadot was really cool for Wonder Woman
because she was a soldier herself.
Like those were all these understandings that I had.
And even when I became more sympathetic
to the Palestinian cause and more critical
of the Israeli government,
I just couldn't wrap my head around
how they could support Hamas
because I didn't recognize the conditions
that they were living in
and the fact that there was nobody fighting for them.
And this movement emerges of people who are saying,
hey, you're getting shot at,
don't you think we should shoot back?
And I don't know how I'm supposed to expect
people in Palestine to not want that for themselves.
Yeah, no, absolutely.
All right, last question for you, Cam.
Thank you so much for coming on.
How do we get Tim Miller to understand
same perspective that you have now about the existence of Hamas?
Well, I was talking to Tim recently and telling him my take on, when I got back from the West Bank, I was thinking about Zionism and I was thinking about how Zionism honestly sounds super Christian to me, because if you think about it like we get expelled from Christian Europe, the Nakhba happens, the Nakhba is like a crusade, and then we do settler colonialism.
and I'm like, this is the most Christian shit
I've ever heard in my entire life.
And then he looked back and I started history maxing
and Jews were safer under Islam
for pretty much all of our existence.
Shout out to the Ottoman Empire.
I didn't say he did.
Everybody yells at me when I say this, but.
Jews had conflicts with Christian Europe
and Muslims had conflicts with Christian Europe,
but Jews and Muslims had a pretty much negligible amount
of conflicts with each other ever.
We would come together and be like,
Hey, isn't Christian Europe really weird?
Almost all of the incidents that happened
under the Ottoman Empire against Jews
happened between Christians under the Ottoman Empire
against Jews under the Ottoman Empire.
Yeah, and it's just, I and many people
were just raised to believe there's this eternal war
between Judaism and Islam.
And then you learn about it and you read a little bit
and you're like, this is a very new thing.
this eternity war between Jews and Muslims is very new.
And if you go in and you actually read the books,
which the Quran is a very hard book to read
if you are an English speaker,
because Arabic does not translate to English.
So it can get a little clunky sometimes,
because what is in Arabic a very beautiful
and poetic part of the book in English is like,
he who is a man of God and does good in the name of God will be looked upon fondly by God because
God is good and then in Arabic speak we'll be like no you don't get it man that's beautiful
I totally believe you but if you go in and you actually look at these matters it's like
Zionism as a whole, Israel as a whole is very much this just result of a form of imperialism
that Christian Europe was a huge part of.
And the Zionist movement that could be traced back
to Theodore Herzl that was originally going to send us
to what was British occupied East Africa.
Like this doesn't ring.
They were floating in Argentina too.
This doesn't ring to me of Jewish principles.
This is just, and it's so disappointing.
And I think that a lot of people who grew up
this pro-isro perspective like to throw themselves a party when they have their
come-to-god moment in their worldview shatters and I'm like I don't know
there's so much to do right now like once you're once you have had your great
awakening the first thing you should be thinking is okay so what can we do now
what can I do now what tools can I use at my disposal I personally have
connections to lawmakers so that is what I do with my time as I see what I
I can get from them.
Roe Kana, I mean, the guy does more in two weeks
than a lot of people do in their entire term in Congress.
And he and I have more plans coming up.
I wanna take a look into the fact
that we're offering embassy services in the West Bank,
which is unconscionable.
I wanna take a look at demanding investigations
into the killing of US citizens,
which is something I think I can get bipartisan support for
because you can tell Republicans
like they're killing Americans over there.
I don't know if you can get Josh Shapiro and, and Fetterman on board with their
constituent getting, uh, uh, getting killed in the West bank, 19 year old,
19 year old pal, uh, 19 year old Palestinian American from Pennsylvania,
got shot and killed by the settlers.
The last two weeks ago, I think, or last week,
not a word from those guys.
The Josh Shapiro is a little bit more focused on reminding everybody that he
feels personally agreed by Kamala Harris.
That's how he launched his presidential campaign
was his personal grievances.
But look, I mean, there's a lot to do.
There's a lot more to do on the matter.
And my whole thing is like when somebody comes to me
and they say, I had my great awakening,
I had my realization.
I'm like, OK, great, get to work.
I don't think it's the responsibility of Palestinians,
Arabs, Muslims, or anybody of the sort
to work on picking apart the Zionist movement
and moving people forward.
I do think the onus is on people like me
because I know a lot of Jewish and Zionists
who immediately start demonizing every Zionist they know.
And I'm like, hey, that was you a year ago.
That was you a year ago.
You're calling every Zionist a Nazi
and it's like, all right, great.
You are in your mid to late 20s
and you were just thinking that shit,
like get to work telling everybody else.
get to work telling everybody else that you had this i think it's a sense of
shame and some people in my community who aren't jewish but also either didn't
care about israel or just found out about it and we're shocked about the
violence
will also take a very strong
uh... at terse tone with others
who maybe have not had their ideological awakening
or not even ideological awakening basically just like recognition of basic
truths
and
Um, you know, I, I try to explain to people that, uh, you should be kinder to people and
try to move them in that direction rather than just like pushing them away and just yelling
at them across the board.
Um, then I do think that you can, I think like, look, I'll be sincere.
I think someone like yourself coming from your background being Jewish in America has
has a much better opportunity to change someone's mind than someone like myself, because let's
be real, Zionism is a very racist ideology. And it's an Islamophobic ideology, at least
in its current iteration. And for that reason, I have tried and unsuccessfully tried to
explain to people in my life that are Zionists and try to, you know, change their attitude
about it. And really, I hadn't heard. Yeah. One of them did that.
I didn't know that that happened. Tell me more. My podcast co-host. But I do think that, well,
I mean, he's a lost cause regardless. But I think that someone like yourself has a,
have a, a, and, and all the anti-sonics use in my community as well. Like you have an
opportunity to change the mindset of your family members as well. So you should
try to do that all the time, especially because there is like,
There's this thing I think about all the time where a lot of American Jews that are Zionists,
they grow up with it, they normally think about it, they're not as cynical as Jonathan Greenblatt,
right? Like they're not, they're not constantly thinking like, oh, anti-Semitism is not that
big of a deal. What's really the problem is anti-Zionism. But they might arrive at that
conclusion through a lot of social conditioning. But ultimately they do care about anti-Semitism.
And I feel like that is a very good entry point into this conversation to be like
Don't you feel like being constantly associated with these fucking assholes that are doing so much violence in your name is like
Part of the reason why the average American now is legitimately like
Not trusting of Jews as a as a unit as a whole the next
200, 300 plus years of anti-Semitic violence that is going to lead to us getting killed
and people trying to exterminate us is going to be directly citing the genocidal actions
the State of Israel has taken since October 7th.
So there is nothing that has caused more harm or damage to Jewish people in this world
than the Zionist project.
And I try to explain that to people and tell them it is only with love and concern
for the Jewish people that I take this position, but it's a very difficult thing.
And I think that with a lot of Jewish and Zionists,
there's sometimes where I think you get a certain amount
of empathy, where you are embodying it so radically
that you kind of start to center yourself in it
and it becomes a little narcissistic.
Well, the conversation we're having is like very specific
about what anti-Zionist Jews can do
to talk to Zionist Jews.
Oh yeah, as pertains to talking to Zionist Jews.
It's about centering the humanity of it all and it's about talking about I always just talk about international law and that sounds so silly
but I people like to frame my policy as
Very radical like when I was running for Congress
I had what I would consider to be one of the most anti-sura platforms
Yeah, no, you were you got you got the a okay from squirrel from ZS squirrel from
And the thing I said was like, there is absolutely nothing in my platform that is not completely
in line with agreed upon international law. And that's something that resonates with some
people because I talked to some Zionists where I do not break them out of what they consider
to be Zionism. And this is something I always tell people to think about is, I know I've
grown up around a lot of Zionists. I went to Jewish summer camp. I went to Hebrew school.
If you ask three Zionists to define Zionism, you're generally going to get three different
answers. So, but that's by design, right? Like it's, it's intentionally vague so that, you know,
they can conduct polls to be like 90% of American Jews believe that, you know, Zionism is incredibly
important to their identity or like, incredible Israel is incredibly important to their existence
or whatever. And it's like that ends up creating this like weird statistical inconsistency.
Because like if you ask directly, like American Jews, when they poll American Jews about
like Israel's conduct right it's like especially under the age of 35 large
majorities of American Jews are also aware that Israel is committing a
genocide agree that Israel is committing a genocide and it's like how does that
match up with Zionism in general. You also don't even know what Israel's
built on I learned what the Nakhwa was from you like when I had already cast
my first ballot before and the fact that you don't learn about these
things is so terrifying. But again, it's, you know, a lot for a lot of Zionist people. Zionists just
means Jews to them. And I say, okay, we understand most Zionists in America are Christians and
Christian Zionists want us to have Israel so they can go to heaven and we can live in an eternal hell.
Yeah. Congratulations. That's always so funny because like people will be like, oh, well, the
tour, I mean, not the tour. Sorry. It'll be like the Talmud. The Talmud says like,
Jesus is like burning an excrement or whatever. It's like the number one thing that anti
He's how much love brain up as those like has any sort of like serious relevance to like contemporary Jewish existence, right?
I mean the Talmud has a great line in common with Quran 532 and I cited it on Jake Tapper
Because I was like oh, yeah, that's true
I cited the Quran on Jake Tapper and it's you know to save one life as if to save all of humanity
Some interesting stuff in the Quran. Yeah, I mean it's just but it's it's religious text and the Talmud in itself
I'm not this wasn't even about like, you know a Talmudic script or anything. I was just saying that like
People that love focusing on that forget that like that the end of the rapture all the Jews are going to hell to burn an eternal damnation
Approximately 144,000 I believe get to get sucked up into the heavens and turn the clothes
But that's it
Everyone else is going to hell. Yeah, and I don't exactly a good project at the end of that
It's my favorite thing about Judaism. I would say is that we just don't have hell
Um, so no matter what I do in this lifetime, ultimately my punishment will only be so bad.
Like I think if I remember correctly in Judaism, if you're not going to heaven, you just,
your soul just kind of bounces around the universe.
I'm like, right, that doesn't sound so bad.
It's great.
Sounds better than hell.
Are you fucking kidding me?
Yeah.
Um, well Mormons are go to on that.
They, they get their own planet.
Yeah.
I mean, where your first wife is stuck with you.
Unfortunately, you really gotta hand it to them.
Yeah.
They know, they know how to, they know how to do things right.
Thank you, Kim. What what do you want to tell people before I let you go?
Well, everybody follow representative Connors work closely. There's going to be a lot more coming and I am currently
Foreign policy maxing to the nth degree trying to figure out everything we can do to just make this
Make it as difficult as possible to expand settlements to move into settlements
In my hometown, not my hometown, in the city I call home, New York, there are still auctions
where settlement land is auctioned off.
Yes, Iran, Mossadani.
And the mayor has been put in a very impossible position with that.
And I have, I do not envy the position the mayor has been put in with that, but I definitely
mean to put us in a political environment where people in the city I live in are
I don't like that one.
I encourage you, I can't speak to that matter, you know?
I'm fucking around, I don't say this sincerely.
I love Zoran.
He has an affordability agenda and I'm going to recite the mayor's office's talking points
as much as I can and that is my position on these matters.
No, no, that's the homie, I'm fucking around.
He has put in a difficult spot, that's true.
I mean, it's just, it's, it's so ridiculous.
He fucking can't do anything right.
And that's why I, you know,
want to make sure that there isn't too much pressure on him
to placate the Zionist community in New York City
because at the end of the day,
unless he actively calls a drone strike on a hospital,
they're not going to love him.
And there might be people who tell him,
oh, if you give, if you seed this ground to them,
if you give them this, then maybe they'll finally accept
you and it's like, this is a brown Muslim man.
like now unless you get a call he went and saw the fucking he visited the red
bay do it like come on is that he went into the the the the grave the site it's
not it's not happening he he hit the maximum like appeal it doesn't work it's
not gonna work sit Rosenberg is still calling my fucking cockroach you know what
I mean could you fucking imagine if radio host said that about a Jewish mayor
Oh, yeah, it would be game over. Yeah. Oh
Still just fucking well
I was gonna say yes, but now I'm thinking oh, okay to someone's
She kind of she kind of takes it almost there
I mean she was waving the copy of the Talmudic Jew the couple months ago
It was crazy funny because so many people talk about the Talmud and like
Most Jews like are not even really familiar with it
they just they look at it as fanfic. I mean it's it's uh it's really funny that that there is uh
like there's this idea it's the way I describe it is it's kind of like uh transphobes that like
know everything about trans existence and like the latest and greatest and like trans medical
technology you know what I mean where they're like before like people who are transphobic
are like so locked in like so tuned in to like all of the latest and greatest in trans tech
right so that they can be better at being transphobic and I feel like that's just how it is with
Nazis too because like you know I've I know a lot of Jewish people I don't think any of them
at any point were like yeah I really learned quite a bit about the Talmud it guides my life
it's not even like supposed to be a piece of text that you're you're supposed to like read
didn't learn from necessarily but it's more so like just Jewish debate lords over
like 2,000 fucking years arguing about shit it's fantastic arguing about how to
deal with like you know everyday problems it's like a theology subreddit
basically well I digress the last thing I want to say to everybody I guess is
something I noticed in Palestine was the sense of humor that people had there
because oh yeah comedy is the I just you know this hasn't come up yet and honestly I'm glad because
I talk about it too much I'm a school shooting survivor I was at the shoot shooting in Parkland
Florida um and I just learned through that process that uh that comedy is like the weapon we have
against trauma and it wasn't just that the Palestinians I met were so fucking funny um
They have a very Jew coded sense of humor and it was really interesting to me and I'm like
maybe it isn't Jewish humor, maybe it's Semitic humor.
Or maybe it's humor born out of being dealt a certain hand over many decades in that
trauma, the United trauma.
But that's the thing is like the Palestinians I spoke to see Jews as their cousins who largely
have been dealing with this overcoming movement called Zionism that is this hateful ideology
that leads to people getting killed.
But the like I know Palestinians who have had access to very, very meager educational
resources in their life who have a more nuanced perspective on the difference between
Zionism and Judaism than New York Times columnists with three master's degrees like it's crazy the
Palestinians I met there were like oh yeah the Jews are historical cousins who you know we are
very similar to and we are the Semitic people sucks that this Zionism thing is happening
and I was just like oh I wish I wish a lot of professors had your nuance depending on this matter
yeah well if you can give me the names of those professors that have the nuance I would
love to give it to canary mission so they can be fired promptly right there's one called project ester
right oh well project ester is the uh project 2025 uh specifically for
basically opening the door to prosecuting people for speech by starting at anti-semitism what they
call anti-semitism which is anti-zionism in general don't drag my girl ester into this yesterday
was Purim and to know the story of Purim, which I do because I was in the Purim play at my
Hebrew school every year, Esther should not be used to do this.
What is that? I don't know what the what the Esther significance is for Purim.
There's this guy named Haman. Haman wanted to kill all the Jews. There's this Queen
Voshti and the king was kind of a fuckboy. It was a mess. Purim is a mess. But it
is what it is. Anyway, thanks so much for having me, man.
All right. Thanks for coming on, Cam.
You still on tonight? You still got more?
What? Yeah, I still got, um, I'm still doing coverage on, uh, what's going on in Iran and,
and, uh, haven't been able to get to the, uh, electoral victories and defeats that took place
yesterday. Um, well, bye chat. All right. Thank you. Cam Caskey, everybody.
They build it as human rights advocate and survivor of mass school shooting.
You really do work too much, not gonna lie man, it's not, it's not, it's not work.
There's a reason they talk Iran, oh, have you seen that my Toronto mayor went full
mom Donnie. Every time I look up how many Jewish people say the
Talmud, it says millions do pause pause. No, it's not like a
serious no.
Hold on, let me fix the camera a little bit. Okay, there it is.
Is the carbon on the back that's huff is fuck. Thank you on the razor. Yeah
Drops that is reporting in an area near the idea of headquarters base has been hit. Oh shit
New Iranian meter reports damaged near the Israeli defense headquarters
Iran's tossing news agencies is heavy destruction occurred near the QT out complex in Tel Aviv
Which houses really ministry of defense and senior military command. What the fuck wait, okay? Wait, hold on
Iran. Where the chatter is now, they were talking about how like the Iranian munitions
have been depleted or they've been able to degrade the Iranian strike capabilities. This
is a relatively confusing moment for me because I've been getting my notes from the Osset
guys. I've been getting my notes from the Osset guys who have been telling me that it's
like not. Iran's positive news agencies have a destruction occurred. I mean this
this footage itself might be old. The outlet reported the damage took place
close to the main key outbuilding a central hub of Israel's defense
establishment. Toss them also noted that no images from the inside the complex
have been released leaving the extent of any damage inside the facility
unclear. Why is dropside using an old footage? If they might have, Tosna might
have actually released the footage. Anyway we'll find out if that's like
Well, we won't find out if it's actually, what do you call it?
We won't find out if it's actually a successful strike or not.
There probably will not be any footage.
But I suspect that you're not going to be able to see any new footage in general.
footage of an IRC video footage has now been released at the moment that Irish Shahid Syed
Syed Syarazi, a Soleimani class Corvette, serving with Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard
Corps Navy, was targeted by a US strike off the coast of Bunder Abbas immediately from
the strike, some kind of munition, likely an anti-ship cruise missile, is seeing cooking
off from the flight deck of the Shahid Sayyid Shirazi.
Wait, what the fuck, that's true, something just...
Would you consider going to Iran and streaming from there?
No, bro, I wouldn't.
breaking China will send his special envoy the Middle East issued a regional countries
to conduct mediation efforts that the key message by China's top the one at former minister
Wang Yi in his separate phone talks with UAE and Saudi Arabian counterparts.
Do you see Hezbollah actually fucked up the IDF?
I did not.
I mean I heard but I didn't see it.
Do you think Israel's gonna nougat on or make the US do it for them?
I think if someone is deploying a nougat it'll probably be Israel.
And America will go, oh no, I can't believe Israel did such a thing.
Can't wait for the devs to hug and kiss this mega-nazi.
Bro, they've already been retweeting him. It's so goddamn annoying, dude. For the Democrats,
all you need to say is you'll vote for a Democrat. They love when a right-wing neo-Nazi even cynically
says, oh, you've converted me. You did it. There is nothing they love more unless, unless
someone with a questionable background becomes a fucking socialist. At which point they're
like, Oh no, nevermind. You're actually worse than a Nazi. Okay.
It is so frustrating to me to constantly have to deal with this shit where like if you were
to pound for pound, ask fucking liberals, not like the regular liberal obviously, but if
you were to ask like establishment Democrats, okay, the podcast host Newsom is about to
to appear with. Yeah, this guy is like the biggest anti-Semite, okay?
Jack Coacherella, biggest anti-Semite of all time, right? Like, for them it's, it's, it's
so fucking one note, it's so goddamn transparent. It's like, they, ugh, anyway, getting back
to liberals, centrist Democrats, centrist Democrats will straight up, centrist Democrats
will straight up fucking welcome like Glenn Beck before they actually open up the conversation
to open up the conversation to like someone that's a, you know, a social Democrat like
like a straight up social Democrat.
Dude, our tax dollars are worth the regime change.
Israel did nothing wrong. Good bait chatter.
Get better, get better bait.
Easy. My favorite thing is when someone like Ms. Rachel says,
stop killing kids and Zionism defense.
We get on the timeline and be like,
the anti-Semitism is unbearable.
Yeah, I know.
Bro, you're telling on yourself.
You're telling on yourself, man.
Why the fuck did you?
Yo miss Rachel didn't say Israel
They'll be like wow how anti-semitic. Why are you making this association?
Why are you making the association with Judaism and child murder? No one was doing that you're doing that
Be honest the reason you wore that made costumes because you sold your soul and had to do humiliation ritual like tecton
Yeah, no, totally. And not because I have no issues with my sexuality. Unlike many of the people on the right who are utterly terrified.
What? Can I just talk? Why is that guy here talking about how that's profile picture? Is
it a PSYUP? It's just too, what? Yeah, I think, I don't know if they're, they're a missile
launch capabilities have been as degraded as like America and Israel suggests.
Um, watch Israel appears to fire up, doesn't intercept, just to stop two incoming Iranian
missiles. Also today, CNBC reported that Trump administration is providing a $50 billion supplemental
request to replenish weapons and missile defense stocks depleted in the expanding regional war.
US military aid is funded up to 35% of Israel's defense spending during periods of peak
conflict and about 70% of direct war costs, according to Cal CalisTech, meaning much of
the cost of firing expensive interceptors ultimately falls on the American taxpayers.
Interceptor prices vary widely. Iron Dome funds, Iron Dome rounds can cost 50,000 to 150,000.
David's slaying about 1 million. Arrow systems up to 3.5 million while Patriot SM3 and Thad interceptors
can run up to four million to over 12 million each. God damn. And also, it seems Iran isn't
done with this attack. More ballistic missiles are inbound now. Kud's citing settler platforms
is really army tanks were hit on the northern border.
Does anyone have the, the, the, the strike footage from the Hezbollah one too? Cause
apparently Hezbollah continues to bomb occupation positions in Matula. These are likely the
the forces that Hezbollah thwarted in Qiyam, Cuds Hezbollah targets Israeli Army gatherings
of the Lebanese border and in the vicinity of the border settlements, border settlements
sent to the shelter. They're losing logistics up north, Israeli media quoting a high ranking
Israeli officer. We made a mistake in our evaluation of Hezbollah's power and will
what shut the fuck up. We made a mistake. No, this isn't real. Where did you find
this someone find the original sourcing of this there's no shot this sounds like this
sounds like intercepted Hamas correspondences where they're like we are evil and we love
doing harm to the Jew and to the Palestinians as well like this is too good to be true
You know what I mean? It reads like fucking fanfic, dude
Yeah, remember 9-eleven guys
Long time lurker first time chatter my family are in Iran in Dubai. I swear not all diaspora. Ronnie's are the same
I want to just agree with your tags
I've been saying for ages I'm worried about my country's long and part of the imperialist hands
But they're so bad. They make the RGC look good in comparison multiple people. I know are too ill to evacuate this week has been a year
I'm so tired. I know brother. I know I'm not talking about all diaspora
I'm talking about the most loud the loudest voices in the diaspora
That's why I've also brought up the fact that like even the majority of the Iranian diaspora actually don't agree
With the fucking the bombing campaigns at least in the 12-day war
They certainly didn't agree with the bombing campaigns, which is why I
Always wonder like who the fuck is the media going to and why the fuck is it not the 56% of the Iranian diaspora?
That also disagrees with Israel and America bombing Iran
And I'm sure those numbers are probably gonna those numbers are probably gonna get higher as well as time goes on
especially because the first in the first salvo when they killed the Ayatollah
everyone was fucking dancing and
And they, they didn't even stop to consider like who else was killed in the process, you
know, the deep shame, the deep shame of, of what they advocated for will live with them
for the rest of their lives.
If they have the capacity to feel shame at all, Patrick Pitt, David obviously doesn't
as below atgm against Israeli tank
okay bro come on it's so long
That shatter is not alone. I'm also Iranian having family and Shaddaas. None of us celebrate this at all
Israel didn't think Hezbollah would join the fighting at the current intensity Israeli officials said to admit shut the fuck up
They said oh my god, it's real
We were mistaken about Hezbollah
We didn't think they would fire at these ranges the official discoder is saying after Hezbollah sent five rockers Wars Israel center earlier today
an attack that concurred with the launch of a ballistic missile from Iran. Most of his
beloved rocket and drone attacks in the recent days have targeted northern Israeli communities.
I mean this is
imagine calling yourself any flavor of progressive and celebrate any war.
I mean, I think it's it's there is like
There is such a thing, you know, it's just that I
Think a lot of people who are self identifying progressives will oftentimes find themselves duped
To celebrate imperialist war
You know, I celebrate war celebrate World War two. I think it's a very honorable and just
military action that took place, you know, I stand with the fucking, I stand with easy company.
What is this? Oh my God, Omni liberal Gavin Newsom collabing coming. I agree, Governor Newsom,
you must associate yourself with this pedophile. Bro, he's gonna go on, he's gonna go on a
Sex Pestinies podcast is even have a podcast. I don't fucking know
I'm half Persian a constant battle my mom's side too many desperate person
I know was you think the US can bomber on into enlightenment as they see it. It's a little
Breaking UK says drone strike targeting British air base in Cyprus did not originate from Iran
on. Yeah, I think it's supposed to be a Hezbollah drone, right? They just kind of fucking went crazy with it. You did it, you mad lad, you made it real, made what real?
Pro-interventionists are like, we hate our government so we must become Sudan.
No, they're like, no, the thing is,
the thing is, they think it's a little bit racist, and I know this because I'm Turkish, okay?
And Turks have that exact same fucking anti-Arab attitude.
Sorry, it's just the truth.
Persians think they're not like the Arabs, okay?
They think they're different.
So do the Turks.
They get very mad if you call Turkish person Arab.
they'll be like, whoa, hold on, I'm fucking Turkish chill out. Okay. This is like a, this
is like a, like a unspoken secret thing, secret memes in the region. Okay. And I think a lot
of Persians think like, no, we are superior to the Arabs. Like, of course, Iraq won't happen
to us because we're not Arab. We're not like those fucking Arabs. And they also associate
Islam. There's a lot of Islamophobia, which, you know, I'm willing to entertain a little
bit if you are growing up in Iran because again it's the same shit as like Turks also being
pretty Islamophobic. At least you know when I was growing up like liberal Turks were very,
very anti-Islam where they think like oh this is this barbaric religion that has destroyed
Persia this ancient society this ancient culture and and they they have this like
They have this assessment that is
Where they're like oh as long as we like bomb Islam out of existence
Then you know Iran will magically be this this liberal utopia
They think the GCC is controlling the Ayatollah.
We're in it. Democrats won't rule out giving Trump more money for Middle East war.
That's fucking crazy.
A few minutes ago, the Islamic Republic attacked the central camp of the Kurdish opposition
party, Kamala party of Iran and Kurdistan with five missiles.
No Kurdish-Pishmere fighters were injured.
I mean, I'll wait.
I'll wait for additional confirmation.
Chapin Faye, the Gaza humanitarian foundation, retweets a Canadian woman sharing a video
of an Iranian woman asking Israel and the US to kill her.
Broad position of the Trump administration is that the only Arabs and Persians who should
be valued are the ones that are grateful to have the privilege of being killed by America
and Israel.
What the fuck?
I am an Iranian who lives in Tehran in case I'm dead tomorrow.
I just want you to remember this.
Please shut the fuck up and don't use me against America or Israel.
We asked for this.
We wanted this attack.
I know I might die.
I'm willing to sacrifice my life for Iran.
Okay, I'm sorry.
Just join at that point.
You might as well literally be like a Shia militancy.
Like what are you talking about?
There's no way.
There's no fucking way this person is unironically and sincerely in Iran right now.
Okay.
I don't believe that.
as bad as Iranians are, she's Israeli. No, the content creator, not this lady. The lady,
that's fake. She's from LA. Better bitch said something that's a new low for him.
How are you doing?
I was wondering what you made of the Department of War's sinking of an Iranian naval ship today.
I want to offer condolences to your boss. I know he's all broke up about the... I told the...
Who's our boss?
What?
Who's our boss?
Huh?
You're offering your condolences to my boss?
Huh?
Yeah, no, what I'm saying though looks like I know who you work for. It's very anti-Israel.
Look at the look he gives Prem.
He literally looks like a resident evil villain, dude.
Classic sign of a brain injury?
Oh, being as honest, I agree.
I agree.
It is a classic sign.
Many such cases.
He got those settler eyes. Oh my God. Phase one boss fight. He looks like the chuds in
the Wolfenstein games. He literally locked in on him for a brief moment. He's like a baby
that lacks object permanence, right? But in that very moment when he saw Prem, he saw
his beautiful brown skin and he locked in. He was like, are you Palestinian?
Real.
Uh, and we just reported humanitarian loss.
He's very anti-Indian Israel and I'm very pro-Israel. So we can agree and disagree on things.
Sure. Do you think it's okay for the U.S. to bomb an Iranian
and able ship in international waters?
I think it, I think the world's better than he said.
And I think it's a good thing now that our grandkids ever acquired a
We're bum. What about the naval ship today, though?
If they think it's a good idea, we disagree on that.
Is it okay for you to say it's a bomb or naval ships without a declaration of war, then?
I'm sorry, I support killing the Iranian leadership.
I'm not talking about the leadership.
Why wasn't he upset about the way they killed all the Iranians?
I was really upset about it. He wasn't angry about it.
Who's he? Iran attacks anti-Iranian separatist forces in Iraq's Kurdistan reports press tv
Bro struggling dude. He's struggling to do what he loves the most, which is eating Israel's dick
By the way
John Federer is going to be the Joe mansion of the next generation of the democrats eventually take back the senate
Inshallah about the Dems taking back the senate
One of these days enough questions will be asked to put him into another show and I think
we're legally required to be broken up about it.
I think I have a different opinion.
I think if that happens, he becomes a fucking card carry, Mars is letting is like the second
the second stroke puts him back on the right trajectory. He's like, he can speak really
well all of a sudden, you know what I mean? He's like, Oh, well, actually I'm maybe fuck
it. Give him an accent. It'd be really funny if he has an accent too. Oh, Isaac Chodomer,
Chodiner fucking spiced up through sliced and diced representative Greg Lansman explains
hold to the conflict remains limited, but also creates an entirely new Middle East.
Why a Democratic congressman is supporting Trump's war with Iran? I got it. I have the answer for it.
It's called racism. Okay. It's called being an unlimited ultra Zionist, which I will not add
any other, uh, you know, any other words to because I don't want to get banned.
Yeah. And also let me be clear. I've never trust the Trump on this or in the economy
are on keeping us safe in general. You're trusting him on this though, right? No, you
aren't. I'm trusting the military and our generals. I'm trusting what I understand to be the operation
and the people leading it that is the generals and our military and our allies.
You're trusting the people leading the operation who don't include the president. Well,
I don't trust that guy yet. He's the commander in chief, right? Sure. Yeah. But I can't
trust him. And he's proven that over the past couple of days, being all over
the place, unlike everybody else involved in this, you mentioned this becoming a much bigger
moment. And then you laid out this positive vision for the region. Do you think there's
any tension between that and saying what you did earlier that you wanted this to be a very
limited, very small operation that you didn't want to call a war? There could be. Yeah,
there could be. Yeah, there could be. That's what I was thinking. Yeah, there could be.
Oh my God. But I do think the first and most important step is to get in front
of the rearming of this regime and hopefully get to a point where the regime walks away
from its goal of causing chaos. Is he talking about Israel? Which regime is he talking about?
It would be nice to trust the commander-in-chief, but if you can trust everyone else, then it
should be okay. I would love to get back to a place where we do trust our commander-in-chief.
You mentioned that some tragic things have already happened. I was thinking about the
girls' elementary school that was bombed in Iran, resulting in 168 deaths. Do you
have a sense of the Prime Minister of Israel that the President of the United States
cares about things like that? I would hope so. Yeah, I do. I would hope so. God,
they're fucking demons dude demonic demonic this is positively demonic it's
not delusional it's demonic you just straight up is just like yeah I don't
care and I don't really care that the president doesn't care and I don't really
care that Israel doesn't care either but I'm just gonna act as though I do care
by saying I hope they'll change their minds they're fucking they're
disgusting
Hey, I'm in Segal anger mangle Mark Levinson show
You guys playing on un-retweeting this straight-up disinformation about the bombing of a school
Are you cool with being known as peddlers and murderers lies and propaganda the answer is yes
They are cool with that
Who's this interview with another fucking Democrat that took the bold and brave step of
of saying the fucking quiet part out loud that they actually love what Donald Trump is doing
while they simultaneously hate Donald Trump.
In short, what Habad rabbi Haiman gives Fox News night host Trace Gallagher a purem griff
in remembrance of the entire Iran negative people being wiped out by the Jewish people
some 2003.
Where you had to go and rabbi Haiman, so what do you think comes next?
I love when they have this guy on bro.
In Iran will we see regime change Sheila?
I do think we're gonna see regime change.
I don't think that we've lost all of these Iranian lives, lost American soldiers, lost
Israeli lives to remain with the same status quo.
Absolutely not.
Rabbi.
There's definitely going to be a regime change.
But I got to say, today, 2,300 years ago, the entire Iran negative people were wiped
out, and therefore we give presents.
The name of the poem and everybody of the nightcap crew.
Oh, look at this.
bro dude like I'm sorry I don't know enough about the story of Purim so I'm
approaching this like the average dummy American but if you're in the process of
conducting a genocide in Gaza and you're in the process of eliminating like
Iranians and have eliminated a bunch of Iranians. Why would you come out and associate your religion
with what's going on currently? Are you fucking insane? Like, why? What are you doing?
You literally got the yamakon and everything like you're just sitting there being like,
I, as a representative of Jews as a rabbi, am telling you, Judaism and Jews, every Jew
that you know, loves this shit. Like they're, it's like he's educating Americans to be anti-Semitic.
Yeah, Purim is Jewish Halloween, I know. It's also usually when Israel ends up
up, uh, uh, creating some remarkably racist costumes.
I've seen some of the most racist costumes I've ever seen in Israel.
Uh, every Purim.
It's pretty crazy.
Could you imagine if Muslims acted like this?
I just, like, I can't because Muslims got this association in the Western
world as a part of a steady flow of propaganda. Okay? Like, this association that Zionist Jews
personally, Zionist Jews personally adopt this association with Israel and like genocide
and all that, or even like Jewish supremacy, Jewish supremacist attitudes that Zionist Jews
personally
defend
and actively uh... repeat to people
a false association false conflation between ices and islam in the united states
so it blows my fucking mind
there's no yes and it's pure on
pure on
okay pure on sorry
Like, one of the most famous fake false bullshit Islamophobic stories is the notion that Muslims all around the world and especially Muslims in the western world were like, fuck yeah, I love 9-11, it's my favorite activity, I wish it happened all the time or whatever, right?
Like, that's not even real.
That's not a real thing that took place, okay?
There are Muslims that died on 9-11, they're American.
What the fuck are you talking about?
It's literally like, like it's a complete false association.
Santa talked to a reporter in Tehran who said people want this to stop.
He is a journalist.
He is based in Tehran.
He is special correspondent for PBS NewsHour.
She's also a former colleague, a former CNN correspondent.
Res, I know you live in Tehran.
This is home for you.
And now the war has come to your home.
It's incredibly rare for anyone to be able to get the story of what's happening there
on the ground.
You know, today, Res, we see these horrific images.
One building, all that's left of it.
It's just been completely destroyed after what appeared to be a strike.
The destruction everywhere.
And I know that you're not getting siren warnings, that things can happen next door to someone
where maybe someone in the IRGC lived, and then you find out because it's hit.
Can you just explain what's happening on the ground right now?
I'll explain it by saying that it's awful, it's awful, and I hate it, I hate it, I
hate war and I wish somehow this would end. And I have to think there has to be a way
to make it ends because people are suffering. In the view of many, they're suffering unnecessarily.
I've seen some terrible things, airstrikes every day, the familiar sound of a jet flying
over and seconds later you hear a large explosion and the plumes of smoke. I live here. I have
a seven-year-old daughter and the day where the initial strike happened that hit the supreme leader
she was with me and I heard this earth shaking boom and I knew what it was and I put her in my car
and I raced to the northern part of the town. She's away from Tehran now. She's along the
Wow, you got a IRGC militant propagandist who worked for PBS, not Piker Barcazing Service,
uh, subscribe to the Piker Barcazing Service and CNN back in the day.
That's being seen with her mother where she's safe, but I miss her very much.
I want to hold her and she's safe, but many other people are not innocent people.
And I can't tell you about the gruesome images that I've seen, men, women and children, innocent
civilians in their homes, in their cars, in their motorcycles, and these airstrikes come
and they're ripped to shreds.
And in so many instances where people are being pulled out of the rubble, children thought
at school that was hit and that these people have nothing to do with this conflict, and
my heart breaks for them, and my heart, as an American, I mean, the Iranian American,
it breaks for Americans too, because they don't deserve to be viewed as someone who
supports what many believe is a war machine.
So I'm speaking from the heart, and I appreciate you listening to me, but there has to
be a way to make this end as journalists has to hold these people accountable and we can't
let these individuals start a war without them clarifying why why is it bro oh my god
without them clarifying why brother you just talked about like retrieving a person from
like a bombing campaign.
Bro, you can't get the American brain rot out.
I swear to God.
Like, dude, you could die.
Like you could literally die in the process of this interview.
I cannot comprehend it.
I cannot comprehend it.
I will never understand it.
Like, I just don't know.
I don't know how you have like,
like liberalism is so deeply embedded
in your mind and your consciousness.
I mean, it'll change.
perspective is going to shift inevitably. It always does, right? But what the fuck? I just,
the problem is the war. The problem is the bombing. That's the problem.
Like, sure, before the bombing, problem is IRGC, right? But post-bombing, problem is bombing,
right? It's no longer IRGC. As a matter of fact, IRGC is the only thing holding the country together,
no matter how difficult it is. At this very moment, it's it, that's it. Like, it's just,
that's the functioning government. What comes next? There is no, there's no positive outcome here.
Even if Americans, even if the American government had a design for Iran, I still would not trust
it. And I would still say over and over again that like, no, they're trying to do Libya. They're
trying to do Libya. They're trying to do Syria. They're trying to do Iraq. They're trying to do
Afghanistan. Like there are different examples that you can pull from, right? There are different
examples you can pull from that you can point to that you can say they are not invested in
a liberal secular democracy. Like no matter how much you want to believe it, they want to
create a failed state. They want to create constant fucking conflict. They want to make
sure that your people are wiped off, that your culture is wiped out, that no one, that
like no one can live there anymore, okay? That's just the truth. And I don't even need
to say this anymore. I don't need to like try to convince people because the state
isn't even convincing people this time around because like this means let these individuals
start a war without them clarifying why it was necessary to me you're basically saying to me
you're basically saying if if they gave you the necessity you'd be fine with it if they had a
better like next day forward plan like the day after plan you'd be fine with it that's i don't
get it, I don't understand it. I guess I'm too fucking stupid or I don't ever, I don't fancy myself to be
a nationalistic or patriotic person at all. But this is one thing that I cannot comprehend.
Like the people's demand for dignity and sovereignty is the most understandable emancipatory need.
Okay? I have it in my heart. I want it for for everyone on this planet. Okay?
So when I see, no matter how violent or how repressive a country is, when I see a
foreign alien occupation come in and seize territory or destroy cultural
landmarks or just like engage in carpet bombings and talk about potentially
doing regime change but with no real plan whatsoever but even if they have a plan
I think to myself no no this is unjustifiable this is this is completely
ridiculous is completely unacceptable and it will set back plans of any sort of
real popular revolution anyway. It's destroyed it.
So Reza, when you talk to people there and as this is continuing, how do they view the
United States? I mean, I guess I'm asking you this. Can you separate it from how they
view Israel? But right now, how do they view the United States?
Well, you know, first of all, there's 90 million Iranians with 90 million voices.
Lots of Iranians don't have it as insane as that sounds.
I feel around me.
They don't give a shit about balkanizing and ethnic cleansing.
They just want to take revenge on the government.
Yeah.
I mean, again, it'll change when the dynamic shifts.
Okay.
It'll change when the number of the reason why people hate the Iranian government,
The reason why Iranians hate the Iranian government is because, for them, the number one repressive
force in their lives has been the Iranian government.
But that attitude changes very quickly, as a matter of fact, through consistent carpet
bombing.
Okay?
Because all of a sudden you go, holy shit, I hate my fucking government, but at least
it's my people and it's not just like some faceless, lifeless alien entity dropping 2,000
pound bombs on my fucking head and killing my family members.
Because up until that point you're like, well, my neighbor got fucking arrested and he's in
prison and I don't know what his life looks like.
He might be getting tortured right now.
I'm fucking terrified.
Who did that?
The IRGC.
Okay.
Now your parents are being killed by America and Israel.
All of a sudden you're like, never mind.
evil I knew this is a far greater evil. This is a far more consequential act. This is far worse for
me overall. I don't know how people haven't quickly snapped into that reality, though. That's what I
mean. I bet you Trump won't give Iranians TPS. Oh, that's the other side of this fucking story.
It's like when I talk to Venezuelans, right? When Venezuelans or Cubans try to do the
the fucking bodies and spaces argument like standpoint epistemology be like oh
how dare you how dare you fucking commie talk to me about like my country that
I've never been to as a matter of fact that my parents told me was was run by
vampiric monsters who just want to eat all the land and all the shit like when
people when when people try to do that shit when people try to do that shit
to me it's like I don't even fucking know man I I'm I'm brandanizing in an
alarming rate
huh I I don't get it is and one of the things that's sometimes amusing being a
correspondent is someone comes to me says what do people what are people
thinking and I don't know what 90 people are thinking what I can tell you
is, some people don't like this government, they don't mind.
Like the Trump administration has deported Cubans. The Trump administration has singled
out Venezuelans living on US soil as the arch enemy of the movement right now. And there
are still Venezuelans on temporary protected status that are literally moments away from
being deported by another Hispanic person that's just been living here for at least one extra generation.
Okay? Usually, more than half the time. Or over here being like, no, this administration that's
like singled me out and my people out as like the fucking primary villains, unironically,
is actually invested in the betterment of Venezuelan society. Like you're fucking insane.
kind of a supreme leader is gone and they celebrated his death. But there's millions of Iranians who
are mourning his death. They loved him. He was their spiritual leader. And I think most people,
millions of others, are just terrified. They feel helpless. And they want this.
By the way, the ironic side of this is, as this Turkish chatter is correctly pointing out,
And I've said this before as well if Iran was like a secular country, but it was anti-zionist and had an indigenous missile production
Industry and also
Wanted to stop Israel from engaging in these sorts of actions. Do you think Israel still wouldn't blow it up all the same?
Of course they would
They don't give a shit about Iranian sovereignty
They want to fucking murder Iranians and they want to destabilize the country. That's it
They don't want any any threat whatsoever. They don't want any military pushback whatsoever
And I think most people millions of others are just terrified. They feel helpless and
They they want this to end and I think in general Iranians adore what they're there a lot of them are American eyes
themselves, they can relate to the culture. It's the government they have an issue with.
It's the government.
So, Reza, is that real? The myth actually played against Israel? Are you serious?
Marandi speaking to Channel 4, that's crazy that they're still having him on Channel 4.
It's crazy.
A son of a, the will turn in LA, get me on the stream, big dog Jay, what do you mean?
When you, you know, there's so much discussion now, trying to understand, has there been
a new supreme leader elected?
What is the status of that?
Who's in charge in Iran?
You know, we hear about from things that the foreign minister, Iraq, G has said,
which have made it clear that military units,
some of them are operating on pre-agreed two plans,
but basically in isolation
and that they're pursuing those plans.
And there's a real question about
who's running the country.
Sitting where you're sitting right now, Tehran,
do you know who's running the country?
Well, all you can go by is
what the power structure is telling you.
I think politically it's the interim leadership council
that's running the country, and then you have the military structure, and they've made it
clear that there is no central command at this point, and that's done intentionally.
Their strategy is something that's called decentralized mosaic strategy, which is an approach where
you have in each province, forces in each province, granted autonomy and independence.
So if one of them is neutralized, the other ones keep going.
In other words, there is no head of the snake to cut off.
And that's how they're explaining that they're
managing to launch all these missiles and drones and US
assets and US bases in the region.
So that's what they're saying.
That's how they're leading the battle
in the theater for the leadership.
Bro, it's kind of crazy how like, if you just, if you just know like basic things, I just
realized like, obviously this guy knows a lot about Iran, he's in Iran, he's Iranian,
you know, like, you never even hear this level of analysis from the average fucking
person on mainstream news because I was thinking like well he's bringing up like the decentralized
command structure that they have like the the the mosaic system that they've designed as
a contingency and I realized like if you didn't get that from me when I was talking
to like Jeremy scalar or whatever you probably would have never heard that if you only watch
Maysium news, your understanding of the world is so wrong. It's kind of fucking crazy. Like,
I bet you if you ask the average American right now, like what America is doing in Iran to be like,
yeah, it's kind of fucked up. But also, like, we're really fucking destroying these Iranian
missile facilities, right? Like, we're fucking destroying them. They have no capabilities left,
it seems because like Israel literally will come out and be like 78% of their missile production
capabilities have been destroyed effectively or whatever the fuck and it's like just no basic
facts are you not even invested in this at all like you don't want to even know like basic things
about even your enemy if you're like oh these guys are my enemy these are the evil guys
like don't you want to know aren't you fucking curious
It's so crazy how in curious the average American is and how like and these are the most educated
Americans like the ones that watch CNN like this is the first time I've heard the CNN
CNN has generals on all the fucking time they know they don't even talk about it
You know what I mean?
So, you know, we're just showing images that we do out of Tehran, day side images, Res,
taking it in the day of some of the smoke.
I think it's indelibly marked now in anyone listening's mental picture when you talk about
someone on a motorcycle being ripped to shreds.
The United States is investigating a strike on a girl's school, and according to Iranian
state media. It's killed more than 100. I haven't seen that disputed. It was a
horrific event. It was talked about today at a press conference by the U. S.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegson. And here's what he said.
All I know, all I can say is that we're investigating that. We, of course,
never target civilian targets, but we're taking a look and investigating
that.
What do you know, Reza, about what happened there?
I don't know much other than the first day of these airstrikes, the school with more
than 150 schoolgirls aged 7 to 12 was the target of an airstrike in an obliterated school.
And apart from that, we don't know if this was intentional, there's reports that this
school was in a sprawling military base and that's often the case in parts of Iran. They're sprawling
military bases where people live there, they go to school there, there's supermarkets. Is that what
happened? Did they locate this place as a military base and they accidentally hit the school?
Oh my god lordy lordy oh my god brother brother please oh dude y'all sorry Iranians y'all
I'm not going to make it. Okay.
Bottom line is, uh, you know, more than 160, uh, school girls,
uh, many of them, uh, going to school pictured with the hijabs,
uh, Chador's, um, and, uh, they were, they're, they're just gone.
And the scenes of the funeral were just terrible.
gut-wrenching scenes. And it's very likely, based on my experience as a journalist, when
these attacks happen, the government say they're going to investigate it. Unfortunately, usually,
no one is held accountable.
Reza, thank you very much. We appreciate your time. Please.
Does Iran even have that kind of web-ring? Do you do that kind of thing? Probably, but
It's not Iran.
I'm not even entertaining that, even for a second.
Yeah, also having schools on bases is totally normal.
As cleric reports, the US does the same thing.
There's a school on almost every major basis,
even on Google Maps.
I'm sure this could have been avoided regardless.
Yeah, it's fucking bullshit.
Because in that school is not even eat,
like that school is not even in the military base.
back in the day it used to be
and that's why the israeli government said all they must have been working on
old intel
okay
and from what i understand that actually double-tapped it
which is even more psychotic
but the israeli government literally said all they must have been working on
old ill tell back in the day they used to be a i r gc's stronghold or some
shit
also
They've struck nine fucking hospitals since then.
I know it sounds trite to say, but please stay safe and thank goodness for your wife and daughter that they are. Thanks.
Thank you.
We're on this page with these prostitutes is honestly Superman at least we get the C.M.
Shred the script live on air military superpower either and we're seeing the vast majority
of drones and missiles being shot down by air defenses.
I mean, you know, surely surely Iran cannot win a military war and therefore has to
go for some other kind of strategy in coming to a settlement.
Iran will defeat the United States. Time will tell. And our drones that are being fired are
very old drones. Our missiles that are being fired are very old missiles. They are very
inexpensive. And Americans are using up very expensive air defense systems. Iran is not
exactly what they're doing. We haven't even begun using our latest technology and most
of Iran's underground bases have not even been used yet. They have not even been opened
up for operation. Iran has been planning for this day. By the way, for those of you who
don't know his background, this dude literally was a child soldier. Okay? Like this dude
I think was like either 14 or 15 when he fought in the Iran-Iraq war, okay?
Then he became a college professor.
He is, I mean, it's, it's, he has a pretty wild story.
This invasion of Iraq, they knew that some, at some point, the Epsin regime will go
after Iranians and therefore they've been preparing themselves for many years.
We are fighting for our homeland and our sovereignty.
He goes a little hard though, if you're ever critical of the IRGC, he gets very mad.
Like, he's got, he's like Zay Squirrel, like.
And our independence.
What percentage of Iran's missile stocks remain?
The vast majority.
Because after last year's war it was estimated that Iran had used up around 40%.
Did you say the FC regime?
Yes, bro. The Iranian government in their official communiques have been using the Epstein regime guys. We live in the age of the internet. You know that, right? Like when I'm talking, there are motherfuckers in Tehran right now.
There are probably people in the IRGC that are watching. Okay. Like there are people in the IDF that are watching. There are people definitely in Mossad that are watching. Let's be real.
But like everything that happens here, everyone gets to see you understand that right is not shocking that someone in Tehran is using the same terminology.
All this missiles you saying that was replenished in the last few months.
few months. Those numbers were always fake. Those numbers are provided by the Israeli regime to
the media in order to convince foolish Americans that war against Iran is simple. This war was
supposed to end in a day or two. Iranians, they also probably have hacked, no Iranians,
they did hack Epstein emails. Yes, Handala. They have a fucking crack team of hackers.
Handala is literally fucking, Handala has hacked like Mossad operations and shit.
Yeah, they are the reason why the Jeffrey Epstein vacation emails were leaked initially.
Yeah, there are some really, really good Iranian hackers.
So, it's not probably, it's not probably that Iran hacked Jeffrey Epstein's emails.
It's 100% decayed.
That's how we got access to the emails.
Told them to release all of it.
They did.
What planner are you guys living on?
Yes.
The Iranian hacker team, Handala, hacked Jeffrey Epstein's emails.
Every single Jeffrey Epstein email that you have read is because of the Iranian hackers.
They released all of them.
They hacked his emails, they found out what the password is, and they released all of
it.
And all of the emails are out.
You can see them.
You can read them.
of the emails, no, no redactions, no, the emails that are redacted, the emails that
are redacted are, are from the, what do you call it? The emails that are redacted are
from the congressional release.
Israel's Institute for National Security Studies hacked.
Most guys are dunking on American footage.
Sencom is either trolling us with their comedy decoy strike reel from the last 24 hours of operations,
or this is the best they've got, and the war is going south in a hurry.
The essay to apologetically falling off its welded up launch rail instead of exploding is a chef's kiss. Oh
Yeah, this is there's a
Yeah, half of the footage that I've seen of these kinds of like fuzzy black and white drone strikes are
Literally painted. They're hitting paintings on the ground
they're not even I forget who who did this technique I think it was the Houthis
that did it first but they straight up will make murals that from the drone
strikes look like a convincing fucking helicopter right it looks like a real I
I mean, I guess it's been utilized in war before
but
Basically basically the lighter like paint shit to the ground. They also have like fake. They have a lot of fake Shahad drones
They've hit a lot of fake decoys Shahad drones
Yeah, they put thermal paint on it so the thermals look real and
The they they cause the drones to expend munitions for no reason and reveal their position and then they strike the drones
Yeah, see, oopsie IDF release footage claiming, claiming a strike on a Neuronion MI 17 helicopter,
but the target appears to be a painted helicopter decoy on the ground.
Suggesting the strike likely hit a fake target rather than a real aircraft.
It's this.
There's a lot of this too.
It's not paint.
Cause paint doesn't glow like that on IR.
Oh, really?
That's probably what the drone operator thought too dumbass.
That's the whole point.
using specific paint to fool the IR.
Idiot.
What do you think happened?
What do you think happened in real life?
You think this helicopter got struck,
but it's made out of unobtainium?
Like not even the fucking propeller is broke, dude.
How crazy.
It's literally the most powerful.
Iran actually was not focusing on their nuclear capabilities.
They were focusing on figuring out the most powerful material known to man that can just
eat a fucking drone strike.
Or maybe they painted the helicopter to fool the fucking drone operators with thermal paint.
Oh my God, Iran is building Wolverine.
Yes. How's Operation Big Chung is going?
Oh yeah, this is the other one.
Look, what are they made out of, dude?
How do those things catch flight?
This makes no sense.
How can they fly?
kind of material are they made out of?
Hey, by the way, when you guys watch that, whether it's like
Israeli strikes or American ones, it doesn't matter. Just know
that that's like, you know, that's your school. That's your
local school that they just deployed for no reason.
Isn't that great?
Show this to a milllarp hog and they would have five new
conspiracies after passing out in shock. No, every fucking
every osit guy worth their salt is already aware of how this
stuff works. V.C. Cratt's already greasing the same old time-worn pivot from by golly.
We're going to have to vote on a war powers act and force my mind go Muslim. You seek approval
to we'll give you whatever you want, sir. Several Democrats on the center armed services
committee aren't ruling out supporting more Pentagon funding that includes the panel
stop Democrats Senator Jack Reed of Rhode Island as well as senators Gary Peters of
Michigan and Tim Kaine of Virginia and the leases lock in a mission. Dude, Tim Kaine.
Damn dude, you can't even be fucking consistent on your anti-war thing. Like that's the thing
that you're supposed to care about. Amazing how that worked out. What was Schumer and
Jeffries taking eight days after Trump began amassing his armada before they made a public
statement and then proceeding to belatedly organize a war powers vote for the week
after everyone assumed Trump would attack Iran. Bad luck, I guess.
Goddamn, Elisa Slopkin.
Tim Kaine has been the most principled anti-war guy lately.
I'm a bit skipped to go with that.
Maybe he just only cares about congressional approval.
Like he's just really anal about congressional approval and nothing else.
Like maybe he was gonna actually vote to give Trump the congressional approval.
He just wants Trump really bad to ask for his approval.
Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps the 19th way of the true promise for operation was launched in
the form of a combined missile and drone operation against the American Zionist enemy's positions
in the heart of the occupied territories in the bases of American terrorists in the region.
I'm not going to watch the Gavin Newsom Adam Friedland show tonight. I'll watch it tomorrow
because I'm tired and I've been doing seven hours and 30 minutes and I literally
I've been going 10 hours every day this week
But um, that's all I got for today. I think
Um, I love you guys
No 10 hour stream today. Sorry
I'm too tired
I'll see you tomorrow and then on Friday on Friday I'm going to be in Chicago.
I don't know if I have a guest tomorrow.
Do I have a guest tomorrow?
Okay, there's no one here.
Do I have a guest tomorrow?
No, no guest tomorrow.
I will be in Chicago Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
I'll be speaking at Northwestern University,
I'll be delivering a speech and then doing a Q&A
with the students, and yeah, that's it.
Love you guys and see you tomorrow, Bruce.
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