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03-09-2026 · 8h 32m
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What's going on, everybody?
I hope everyone's having a fantastic evening, afternoon,
pre-noon, no matter where you are in the world.
I'm a Sompiker and this is Austin.
I'm Barcast, coming to you live from 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 Monday, folks.
That's right.
It's Monday, Monday, Monday, Monday,
Tuesday March 9th 2026 I'm live I'm alive and I hope all boys girls and
enemies have been fantastic one more back it's stolen Tongva nation and land
Uncle looking cozy as fuck yeah uncle is cozy I just got off the plane you might
have noticed who's my hair is out of out of control I got plain hair
Free it on from Israel. Yeah, exactly. That's right. Anyway, folks, we're live. We're alive and I hope everyone's having a fantastic one.
This is the part of the broadcast where I tell you about my personal news, but there's not really much going on in the personal news front because the thousand or 50,000.
And, uh, you know, that's, that's kind of, that's kind of how things go for me.
It's like, if there's no personal news, if the dows under 50,000, if it's over 50,000,
then everything's good.
If it's under 50,000, then Pam bonding needs to be shot out of a tribuché, right?
Um, that's, I don't make the rules.
She makes the rules.
Taking your head out the jet window again.
I see it.
Yeah.
With my tongue out.
I'm a dog.
Um.
So, where was I? Oh yeah, personal news wise, I'm excited to be back in Los Angeles, California.
Um, and, uh, yeah, no, I, I ended the broadcast yesterday. I was very tired. I, uh, I took a little bathtub session, took a little bathtub, did a little bathtub action in my hotel.
And yeah, I if you feel like I if it seems like I'm refreshed it's not because I'm here back in like home base
Right, it's actually because I have my fucking soundboard back. That's literally what it is like I I
Just it's not even because like oh, yeah, I got some kisses from kaya anything like that
It just straight up because I have my fucking soundboard back
I
I just I get giddy like a like a little kid with the soundboard. I fucking love this stupid ass soundboard. Kyle looking cuter than a zanku chicken
Yeah, she's looking like a a delectable slab of meat. Um, in any case, uh, yeah, so
Personal news wise, I just I went to bed
Uh woke up early obviously got on a fucking plane
And, as always, hella TSA, Hassanabi has as always, that's just the case though.
I don't know what it is about TSA.
I don't know what it is about the TSA, but TSA is like, you look rough on you need a day to reset. Okay, calm down. Calm down. You're not wrong.
wrong, but the Chinese is vindicating his son in the
This is literally what I was talking about by the way when I said like it's it's like they literally do qvc for drones on
Tiktok and on just like most websites kind of crazy
Um, but yeah, where was I, it's cold in Northern California.
Is it cold in Los Angeles?
No, 65 is sunny here.
Uh, it's actually, it's actually, uh, incredible.
It's very nice, very toasty, but, but honestly, Chicago weather was pretty good too.
Like when I was there, it was actually pretty nice.
It was just a little windy.
Uh, but yeah, I break the MR chatter by mentioning house.
I'm a nuclear doctrine.
Um, I think MR would probably be on board with the house. So I've been nuclear doctrine. At least Emma
would probably be on it, but military industrial complex, but China. Yeah, no, it's, it's, it's a
little crazier because the Chinese military industrial complex, they just, you know, they
just build it and then they sell it to everybody. That's what I'm saying is like,
like it's pretty wild that they could just like that they're totally on board.
We're just like making it and then just giving it to anyone who wants it.
Anyway, so what was I saying?
Oh yeah, personal news wise, got off the plane, got here and I'm live.
I don't really have anything else going on.
I have a big day today.
So, Tatis said, free Palestine, nice.
Is Newsome dropping hints about his collab?
No, this is not Newsome dropping it.
I have no new updates on that right now, but.
You mentioned you were coming to the SF,
when will you have a meeting greet?
I will do a bunch of college campuses in San Francisco.
But yeah, Jinxmon soon episode is out on the fear and podcast.
That's the sort of thing you're into, you know?
And yeah, that's it.
There's like not really much going on in my personal news and in my life at all.
As a matter of fact, Donald Trump's going to have a press conference where I can
talk about the new Ayatollah same as the old Ayatollah, new Supreme Leader, sorry.
Um, yeah, uh, let me just get this from here real quick.
Yeah.
New Ayatollah Khomeini unlocked.
Not to be an update.
Annie is keep us on the worst with you.
Yes, it is.
I'm getting a lot of pressure from my family.
I'm getting a lot of pressure from my family that keeps telling me not to do it.
And they're being a little lame about it, but, you know.
They're detaining people at O'Hare over travel history and they're shipping them to ICE facilities.
I did not see that, but that is where I got detained as well.
So anyway, new ITOLA committee unlocked, gas crisis,
modern situation, Cuba under threat,
MAGA is cattle.
As always,
modern situation, Cuba under threat,
Syops, Bergerike, Oliver Larkin on later.
On later to discuss, do we have a blast off meme?
Maka yeah Maka make America cattle again. Well, they're they've been cattle
Okay
Do discuss how to unseat pro war Dems
Is manga still trying to parade his majority opinion I
Um, I think they've given up on that.
I think they're just in their hug bucks.
So Bahrain is going to give death penalties for civilians.
Yeah.
Um, do we have a blast off meme?
Shatters.
Do we have a blast off meme at all?
Is the law hidden is really occupying for satellite relay site pretty hard.
I saw that you really need one.
Yeah, we got the save act to go talk about that.
That's funny how to be a sound starter pack. I like that. Okay. I'll use that one. I'll use that. All right. Pretty good. Pretty good.
All right. This one's good. Here we go. We're blasting off. We're freaking blasting off, baby. We're blasting off.
Okay. Here's the blast off meme for those of you who are wondering. There it is.
new I told her how many unlocked gas crisis, Maggie's cattle, modernist situation, Cuba
under threat, Syos, burger, like Oliver Larkin on later discussed how to unsee pro war Dems.
I was going to go with this other thumbnail, but I've decided not to.
It's kind of funny how asmigold makes us on look like him in his thumbnails.
Dude, what the fuck is this?
That's, I just, I find it really, I find it really strange that his editor will literally
just like turn, he's trying to as manga fold defy me.
I don't even, I don't know how to describe, I don't know if I said the right word there,
but like, he's trying to make me look like him, like, I guess they're trying to level
the playing field. Is that what it is? Bro is so insecure now. I don't think that's his
insecurity necessarily, but it's just funny that, that he's, he's doing that. Also, I kind
of still look good. Like if I had this hair line, I would just, I would just cut it.
I would just chop it down. You know what I mean? Were you bald? That hat kind of
proves them right now Goliath. I'm bald. I'm the baldest anyone's ever been. No one has
ever been more bald than me as you can see clearly.
How it felt watching the streams as we get without the sound board. Yeah, it just felt
You just felt like you didn't have, you didn't have the full, you didn't have the full impact.
It felt like, it felt like, it felt boneless.
You know what I mean?
I don't trust your hairline.
Okay.
Uh.
And then the pop-up, okay the only correct play committee to boneless is freeing.
Yeah.
Well, not for the time being.
I'm not going to be doing that anytime soon. So, the save act is straight from project 2025,
but take away millions of married women's ability to vote. Yeah, Lindsay Gaham single-handedly
threatening Saudi Arabia. Yeah, well, we're going to get to that. It's pretty fucking, it's
pretty nutty. What the, it's pretty nutty what the American government's decisions
are what is this they clocked you when Hassanabi starts speaking zoomer news
America just bombed Iran they killed the Ayatollah and Trump was in on it
Trump and Netanyahu military mob Iran spiked the Ayatollah cortisol to the max
and now the Ayatollah is a sub six no like six feet below the ground now
Net and Yahoo's gesture maxing for your people, but he's just chug fishing.
Oh my goodness.
It's devastating news.
The people who have spoken, Asansha looking to the camera while he adjusts, yes, but lower
down.
Okay, what the hell is this dude?
There's only 13 votes on it anyway.
Who amongst us does a new casual face hammering?
I'm confused.
That's just normal stuff. An influential UAE billionaire responded Lindsey and Trump
and deleted the tweet. Yeah, I saw, I read this this morning. It was pretty funny. It's
a, it's a, he kind of lasered him. It's unexpected because he's a UAE guy, right? Like United
Arab Emirates are like the biggest dick writers of Israel. And not only are they the biggest
big writers of Israel. They're supposed to be the biggest dick writers of America and
Israel, right? So the fact that, the fact that even the UAE billionaires are like, you know,
speaking out against American intervention here, but of course they made him, he got
a boss call and they made him delete this, but we'll read it obviously in a second.
But I think it speaks to basically what I've been saying though, about at least
like the people I've talked to in the region, people that I know that live in
the Gulf States that, or people that I know that talk to people that live in the Gulf
States. And I'm not just talking about like, you know, regular expats or whatever. I'm
talking specifically about, I'm talking specifically about like higher up people in the government,
right? And their anger and frustration, the way that it's presented in Western news,
I'm like, you know, outless like the economists is, oh, they're very angry at Iran. They're
saying, like, why not Brahma or Ron Harder? But I promise you the situation is more complex
than that. And they are very frustrated with, you know, not getting the return on their initial
investment, which of course is stopping precisely what's going on right now. Like that's supposed
to be the guarantee here. America and Israel are supposed to stop this, the chaos in this region.
But, they're seemingly not stopping that at all.
They're making it worse, and not only that, but also in the process of making it worse,
they're also ruining the Gulf economies, making them unsafe.
All the efforts, all the efforts they put in, all of the investment that they dumped
into the Gulf States because they thought, oh, we're gonna have like white people here.
We're gonna have like Westerners here. They're gonna live here. This is a place where you
can, uh, this is a place that invokes stability. This is a place where, you know, you can,
you can purchase, uh, purchase an apartment complex in the line, right? Like all this
shit. It's all gone now. Uh, it all just perished.
Um, many more people are saying this, uh, for the record, going back to 1965, telling everyone
that in the future, both the Soviet Union and the United States will collapse under the
leadership of men who were spokesmen for the same pizza restaurant, I'm immediately
sent to the nut house and lobotomized. Quite literally happening. I mean, uh, the
just this is exactly what's going on. The line is being turned into a data center. It's
so fucking over. Yeah, I know I was, well, I was memeing about the line. Shit. The line
was never going to happen regardless, but, um, has realized literally getting targets
from trans anime Twitter. Yeah, this is not, I saw this earlier on the car ride home
and I'll be honest with you. This doesn't surprise me at all. Uh, and here is why
because the american government was getting their targets from osan twitter if you recall in yemen
uh... there were also accounts that were claiming that there were uh... weapons uh... manufacturing facilities and like random coordinates
uh... and then the american government blew up that random coordinate
and and we found out that it was literally because of some fucking random dickhead osan guy
who ended up killing a bunch of civilians in yemen
uh... so
yeah that was that was uh... like if the american government is getting their
notes from osu! twitter
then yes it's understandable that has the law in iran would probably get
targets from osu! twitter as well
now vc it's very dangerous
uh... it's very very dangerous
because uh...
you know what last time america listen to osu! twitter for a target
they killed like twenty five uh...
uh... tribal civilians in yemen
And I have no reason to believe that this is the case, but yes, this, uh, this is like one of those. I think this is like a
osan andy that's like
A nazi i'm pretty sure i can't i don't know
Like they're this semi reliable osan twitter poster, but they're also like a nazi at the same time
Um, what's osan twitter? Uh, it's open source intelligence. It's just fucking map artists and missile artists
and, and plain autists like just, and it's an autism factory that basically does subcontractor
work for both the defense department and seemingly for Hezbollah as well, but they do it for
free. Yeah, they are, they're map autists, like they just literally pour over hours and
hours and hours of like maps to, to analyze strike patterns is not about autism brochill
it one hundred percent is about autism
that is crazy this is the one area where you cannot ever convince me
that open source intelligence is not about autism are you fucking joking
open source intelligence is the most autistic community
out there okay it's like
it they would be offended that you would uh... consider them to be uh...
neurotypical
anyway
all they do is just like look over maps
yesterday this account which i think is a is a nazi if i'm not mistaken they
like i said they're like semi reliable but uh... as far as you know
as far as pouring through the data and and showing like what american assets
have been targeted and whatnot. But then also yesterday, this account tweets, Iran's satellite
controller was destroyed by Israel. Iran should do the same and destroy the satellites to
boot with an ASAP missile. This other Austin account responds with the exact coordinates
of where the satellite controller is, where the satellite station is. The question is, has
Iran already struck it? If not, then why? And now the thing is, like this is readily
available information. It's not like Hezbollah didn't know. I mean, it's on fucking
Google Maps, right? So I think it's kind of stupid to assume that I think it's stupid to assume that
like Hezbollah is getting their nose from a fucking random, you know, Twitter account, right?
How are they not see this one? They're like big into Zog and also Nick Fuentes.
I believe they were the other day they were literally tweeting about how like all of you
Communists are so stupid like you still think
It's class war, but actually the real truth is like being a national socialist or something
I don't fucking know. There's like some dumb fucking shit that these dumb ass on the internet believe, you know
So, yeah
Christian Cross in a handle, no need to dive deeper.
Nick Fuentes, the goat?
Yeah, sure, buddy.
Okay.
ACP's brain worms.
I mean, it's standard and everyone's got brain worms of a different variety.
That's why this is the most normal space that you can possibly be in that's involved in
this kind of stuff because at least we have the backing of hundreds of years of, you
thinkers, theorists, men of action that have engaged in the practice to some
limited degrees of success, as opposed to coming up with like random idiotic
conspiracy theories. Anyway, any idea of to a Veeve actually lost power? It seems
like the page of this share is sketchy. Anything that you hear about
Tel Aviv, if you're not directly hearing from a relative or directly getting it
from, uh, like a, like a mainstream news outlet is probably a lie. I'm sorry. So much fake
shit. So much fake shit on like the pro Iran side of things are like the anti-Israel side
of Osin Twitter in general. It's literally, it's not even like Osin Twitter really. There's
like a lot of accounts that post AI videos over and over again. It'd be like, see we're
nuking Tel Aviv. See they use the nuclear Iran actually has a nuke and they nuked Tel
It's fucking bullshit. Okay. It's bullshit. Um, they just keep posting either older videos
of successful strikes or they keep posting like, uh, just AI videos in general, uh, completely
made up AI videos. There are obviously reliable accounts that I rely on. As you guys know,
um, you know, Bonser Berry is one of the best ones in my opinion. Uh, so if you see
me looking at like an account, just know that that's one of the accounts that
actually so they are lying about it the the the accounts that are like you know
the pro-ironic house sometimes they do yeah post like not even sometimes they
post like a lot of unreliable information they post old videos they go
super viral because everyone's like yeah Israel's getting fucking bombed it's
awesome but like the reality is it's just totally fucking made up it's
It's either AI, it's either AI or it's like an older video of an interceptor getting dusted
by Iranian rockets from like the 12 day war or whatever.
Um, anyway.
But uh, Hezbollah did hit the radar site.
That is real.
I saw I saw people driving past it and filming it and I mean I guess people just like went up and
Not radar satcom ground station, yes
So is Israel not getting blasted? No, it is. It is. If Hezbollah is not able to successfully
target Israeli communication, knows from far from the border, well, so here's the reason
why this is significant, because Hezbollah has, they have some launch and capabilities,
but for all intents and purposes, after the Hassan Nasrallah decapitation strikes,
Hezbollah was functionally dissolved, or at least that was the analysis from the Israeli
side.
They made it seem as though Hezbollah had no more intention to continue striking Israel.
They made it seem as though Hezbollah had no power to strike Israel, that their munitions
were depleted, that they had no willingness to fight all the stuff.
It turns out, however, that wasn't fully true.
There was other, we're basically just licking their wounds and getting ready for potentially
another fight down the line.
And it's clear that they still have a lot of fight in them, considering that they have
been fairly aggressively engaging Israel in this last, last couple of days of the,
the back and forth that's going on operation, you know, epic operation, if the, if
a phoebophilia defense a phoebophilia force whatever the fuck you want to call it operation apex fury
operation epstein fury operation epic chungus
Someone report this guy what?
What is this
Fuel prices in Australia almost up three leaders USD 8 dollars gown
I'm a brokered door-dash for living wish me luck chat if nukes were going out panic would explode tenfold
I'm waiting for the shut countries down as a scared kind of uneducated person is world war two world
three going to happen or is the yes Israel pretending that there's a war and they're
actually genocide against someone to report this guy. What guy?
I was just joking about the link spam. Oh, cause I was spamming my blast off meme.
Yeah. So yeah, operation Epic fort night Chungus, uh, not exactly as successful,
Uh, as, as, uh, people presented it as here is one of the, uh, here is, uh, Hezbollah
obviously striking a, a, uh, missile striking deep inside of Israel, hitting a satellite
communication site launched a barrage, his below from Lebanon launched a barrage of long
range missile, the struck multiple locations Israel included a direct hit on a military
stock competitions at SES satellite station in the Hila Valley south of Tel Aviv.
The site host satellite communications infrastructure used for secure data links, meaning the strike
could disrupt military comms if damage is confirmed.
The Israeli military said several long range projectiles were fired from Lebanon with some
intercepted by air defenses while others were allowed to fall in what described as
open areas.
Well, it turns out some of them were allowed to fall in to the satellite dishes, which
doesn't seem to me like it was, you know, this doesn't strike me as, as an allow
balance, okay? I know, you have to read through Israeli comms. Like when they say security
incident took place, they're writing about something that the military censors don't
want them to write, okay? When they say we allowed the missiles to fall into safe areas,
they're lying. That means that they just couldn't intercept some of the missiles.
This is one of those instances, right? The Hila Valley Sites lies well south of Tel Aviv
even far from the Lebanese border, suggesting the strike involve precision long range targeting.
So part of this is because I think the network of radars and early advanced warning systems
all communicate with one another or used to communicate with one another. And now they're
not because Iran successfully has shut off a big chunk of the early advanced warning
systems, satcom, radars, all this stuff that plays a significant role in calculating the
trajectory of ballistic missiles ahead of time, far ahead of time so that one Israelis
can immediately rush to the bomb shelters with the, you know, with the sirens and
whatnot, but also far ahead of time so they can calculate the trajectory adequately
and they can intercept it successfully. When you shut off the eyes and ears within the region,
it makes it much more difficult to intercept these ballistic missiles. So, slowly but surely,
the less understanding that they have of what kind of munitions are being launched,
when they're being launched, the harder against the intercept, the harder against the intercept
Iran can directly target additional SATCOM, additional radar facilities that Israel is
using, which then in turn makes it even harder to intercept all of the other missiles. Because
remember, like we here think that this interception or things like intersepting missiles are
basically like they're like like automated and like a video game, right? Like, oh, you see
see a missile and then it's like heat seeking. Well, there are some heat seeking missile systems,
but like, no, this is, it's math. It's calculations. They have to, they have to see where the missiles
coming from and try to interpret a trajectory and then do a complicated math equation in
many instances to like identify exactly where it's going to fall with what speed
it's going to fall and, and figure out exactly what, you know, anti, what kind
of, you know, surface defense that they're going to utilize, they're going to deploy.
So the more you shut off the eyes and ears, the harder it gets, right?
The harder it gets to do that complicated math in the fast enough time, oftentimes
like what, 10, 15, 20, 30 minutes to figure out exactly what you're going to deploy.
Computers do all of it, yes, but it doesn't matter.
When your eyes and ears are not working, you can't do the calculations because
your inputs aren't going to be correct. So that's what's going on. And the less they have
the capacity to intercept, the harder it gets to defend their, you know, other additional
eyes and ears inside of Israel.
Ex-missile warning operator here, not a bad description. Thank you. I'm trying to
do my very best as someone who has a different kind of autism and not the
missile autism. I'm trying to explain something that is relatively complicated.
I'm a program. The program is inputs for the math equations fed by peripheral
devices like sensors, detectives that provide location to coordinate data in
the calculation spot on pretty much yeah. Yeah it's it has eyes and ears
everywhere right? It has eyes and ears around the entire region and the
The more eyes and ears you have, the more radar facilities you have, the more early
advance warning facilities you have that is like in the going, getting as close as possible
to the, getting as close as possible to the launch site so you can calculate a trajectory,
the more effective you are at being able to intercept these missiles, Iran for the
last seven or nine days now has shut off all of those eyes and ears.
So it's much more difficult to triangulate exactly what kind of missiles being used, what
the trajectory is, it's making it much harder for Israel to intercept, it's making it much
harder for America to intercept.
They weren't just like pummeling Bahrain and pummeling Kuwait and pummeling the American
bases for no reason.
There was a very good reason for why they were doing that, it was to achieve a military
goal and that was to get more done in terms of striking Israel with less.
In the first couple of days, they were deploying a lot of their older munitions to overwhelm,
to overwhelm the Israeli defenses when the Israeli defenses had all of the eyes and ears,
right?
So they could make these complex math equations in real time and they could do a much better
job at trying to intercept all the missiles that were coming in.
Once they were able to slowly but surely take out these radar sites, they are now
Now capable of striking less, but with a much, much higher percentage of success.
I have, anyway.
And that's where we're at.
So Trump is gonna be doing a presser at 5.30 p.m. Eastern, obviously we're gonna be tuning
into that.
what he has to say. But things are not going great in the Western world. Obviously, Operation
Apex Fury has not been the successful initiative that the Americans claimed it was going to be.
Donald Trump is going through the motion right now. Lindsey Graham is going through the motion
right now. They're coming to that conclusion and there's been some funny updates here as well.
Like for example, Donald Trump and this is how you know as motherfuckers desperate.
Donald Trump literally posted a Drew Pavlov tweet, man.
The time didn't change. You did what?
We're so cooked.
The President is posting my fattest op.
Not even an op really.
The president is posting a person who got recently deported by his ICE agents for trying to stalk
a celebrity.
Hassan joined the right.
It's not too late.
Okay.
Sure.
Most of all, I would like to speak with you.
All right.
Two more MQ-9 drones shot down.
US military has lost two more MQ 9 Reaper drones during operation epic fortnight chungus in Iran bringing the total cost to
11 drones
The 11 drones loud their worth over 330 million in total
God damn
God damn operation epic fortnight Chungus, baby. God damn
Who is class report is that reliable yes
Yes. Usually they're just an aggregator. They take like news from other like reliable news
outlets and like post it. Oh, anyway, we could have so much health care. No, you can't and
you will like it. You will never have health care and you will enjoy it. Okay. You are
not allowed to have health care because all the money is going to Israel and that's
That's the most important, most consequential thing you could do.
And if you ever question that allegiance that we have, you are the biggest anti-Semite that
has ever existed and you should go to prison.
Me on the other hand, Am Israel High, I love Israel.
I think all of our tax dollars should continue going to Israel.
I don't think teachers deserve higher salaries.
I don't think rural areas deserve to have hospitals because I think we should give
all that money to Israel, please hire me now. I can be a consultant for a Democrat or a Republican.
Doesn't matter. This is the attitude. This is the attitude you must demonstrate.
This is the attitude demonstrated by so many motherfuckers, as a matter of fact,
in politics. It's great. It's wonderful. I know I saw this. It's so awesome.
most moral nation tiny Israel size of New Jersey Israel tiny nation what are you saying you are
Hamas you are Hamas no politics here give all of the monies to Israel give all of the monies to
Israel. Now. I was on stop. No politics here. Yeah. Um, here. Where was I? Oh yeah. So here
we'll start here real quick before we get to the new Ayatollah, new Supreme Leader.
Sorry. Iran appoints new Supreme Leader, new Supreme Leader. Same as old Supreme
Leader. Name is the same. It's his son. We'll obviously get to that. But before
Before we get to that, I just, you know what, fuck it, let's just get to that and we'll get
to Lindsey Graham afterwards because Lindsey Graham is pissed off.
The ram rages on the regime selecting a new Supreme Leader.
State media reporting that a week after Ayatollah Hamane's killing his son, 56-year-old
Mushtaba Hamane, has been chosen to succeed him.
The younger Hamane is expected to follow his father's hardline policies, but President
Trump dismissing him as a lightweight and an unacceptable choice, telling our Mary Bruce
in an interview he needs to approve the next Iranian leader or he's not going to last long.
Israel warning, it would target any new leader. Trump now considering sending U.S. special
forces into Iran to seize the country's nuclear stockpile.
The news coming amid an intense new wave of U.S. and Israeli strikes Sunday. Israel
targeting the country's energy infrastructure with a huge attack on multiple oil refineries
in Tehran. This time seen from miles away. Massive plumes of smoke billowing through the night sky.
Another major refineries. Guys, guys, guys, guys. Think about how we're saving the Iranian people
though, like when I see massive plumes of, of, of like oil smoke, uh, mixing up with, uh,
the, the clouds is like, you know, all of this toxic waste accumulates above the Iranian
population and will inevitably move to other countries in the region as well.
By the way, when I think about all of that, I think about how we're just giving cancer
to every single Iranian person we possibly can.
And this is going to liberate them.
going to liberate them from their fucking, from their bodies, really.
It's so crazy that American foreign policy ends up engaging in chemical warfare with
the Iranian population every single time.
We talk about like 47 years of back and forth war, but from the Iranian perspective,
this is literally what we did in the Iran-Iraq war.
We gave Saddam chemical weapons, which he deployed on the Iranian people, and now
Now we're directly getting Israel to bomb oil refineries and facilities and once again
engaging in chemical warfare with the Iranian population.
It's fucking insane.
Like the things that we do to countries that we have declared our foreign adversaries are
unbearable, they're unimaginably cruel and yet we still sit around thousands of miles
away in our ivory towers and our fucking throne in the heart of empire and we talk
about how these guys say Mark Bar America like as though that is totally ridiculous to say if
you're like a regular Iranian person of course they're gonna say fucking death to America death
to Israel man look at what the fuck we're doing to them we're actually killing them okay we're
actually killing them Henry was hit elsewhere in the city igniting a fireball video circulating
online showing streets on fire poisonous fumes filling the air for miles around residents
warm to protect themselves against toxic fumes and possible acid rain. Iran condemning the
offensive as nothing less an intentional chemical warfare against the Iranian citizens. Iran says
well over. Yeah, I believe the American Israeli attack on Iran will be good for the Iranian
people because unaware of anything that has ever happened before in the history of the
world. Yeah, no, that's literally what it is. That's that's always what it is.
It's like, and these guys are not oblivious. By the way, they just don't care. They
know you're oblivious, okay? They rely on the average American person's lack of understanding.
We were on our way to the airport, March and I, and the talk radio was on, okay, in the
Uber is like 5 a.m. And I could not believe the commentary on this.
Like there was not even a single fucking dissenting voice, not even a single person
they had elected representatives on to talk about basically on both sides, on the Democratic
side on the Republican side, they had elected representatives come on the radio show to say
Iranian people, they have a nuclear weapon. We have to stop them. We have to stop the nukes.
Like even the Democrat that's like, oh, I just, I don't think like the process is being followed.
But, but like it's, it's understandable that it's like some kind of military action had to be
taken it's fucking ridiculous
Like
It blows my mind what kind of when you find out
What kind of news and information the average american that's like tuning into this stuff is getting
You kind of get why americans are cattle
Like you kind of understand why americans are cattle for the most part because like
so much
So much of the media that like normies are consuming is one-sided on this stuff like that's precisely the reason why I think when people encounter my commentary they come at it and they're like what the fuck what are you like
What are you a fucking a part of the IRGC like what do you mean if Ronnie's are people what the fuck I've never encountered this perspective before now it's become easier than ever before to make this kind of argument about imperialism about the dangers of imperialism
Um, because of the deteriorating material conditions here in the United States of America,
lack of trust for mainstream institutions, lack of trust for the government, uh, and also, uh,
the, the very open ways, the very vulgar ways in which Donald Trump communicates exactly why
they're doing this kind of death and destruction campaign. So it has made my job a little bit
easier, but, bro, you accidentally dog whistle way too much. What are you talking about?
It's like you genuinely believe there's no such thing as propaganda unless it's from
It's like you genuinely there's no such thing as propaganda unless it's US or Israel. What the fuck are you talking about?
I have literally I earlier covered how a lot of the pro Iranian Ocin accounts are straight up fucking AI slot posting
Making it seem like Israel is being nuked or some shit
No, you just hear something that doesn't you hear something that cuts across mainstream news and you go
Oh, this must be like an I you literally are proving my fucking point. You're proving my point. Okay
Yes, dude, I'm secretly a fucking Nazi saying boy cattle. I'm dog whistling you caught me
Yeah, I spent the last fucking 13 years of my professional media career shitting on Nazis it up until this very moment as well
Only to only to accidentally reveal my position. I'm glad you fucking figured it out dumb ass centrist establishment liberal
Yeah, there I know human being who is like
objectively against Nazis could possibly arrive at the conclusion that this
American and Israeli alleges that we have designed is
Incredibly damaging for regular folks in the region and it's not actually beneficial for Americans either. You're right
Oh
In any case, the point I'm trying to make is that for the average person, like the information
environment that they're still in, especially for like high info voters, like people who
are actually like reading, because the average American doesn't even do any reading whatsoever.
They don't do any listening whatsoever. They're just, they're like, oh, maybe this
is a distraction from the Epstein files or whatever the fuck, right? Like the average
person is watching Mr. Beast videos and flicking their bean. Okay. They're not,
not tuned into the shit at all. But there is a good, there's a decent number of like
people who listen to NPR listening to the New York Times's podcast or read the New York
Times who also get a very stupid understanding, a very wrong understanding of exactly what
the dynamic is.
And then you have the right wingers who are pure cattle, right? Like maximum cattle.
They just, they get prodded on a daily fucking basis.
But, ultimately, as I have been saying over and over again from day one, or day zero,
day minus 20, when the armada, when the fleet, when the American naval asses were like, coming
around, like surrounding Iran, and I kept repeating over and over again, any kind of
military action is not going to be at the behest of the Iranian people, it's going
to be very deadly, very destructive for the Iranian people, they're going to destroy
cultural landmarks as they have been doing. And they are going to kill Iranian civilians as they
have been doing. And it's not going to bring about liberation. And at long behold, we're already there.
Luckily for us, I think people in this fast-paced information environment are much faster at
receiving this information and changing their minds. And you're seeing that already. A lot of
the people who were fucking dancing in the first couple of days have stopped dancing,
right? A lot of the Iranian diaspora that was like, oh, Mr. President Trump, you are doing the best,
please, please bomb my grandfather, President Trump, they've all shut the fuck up.
Part of the reason is because they also very quickly realize, oh, shit, President Trump
doesn't care about regular Iranians at all. Okay.
I think like a woke act like a
chudd hogs are waking up.
It's an interesting shirt there.
That's an interesting shirt there to
say the least.
Yeah.
What makes you decide to wear a
shirt like that?
They kill children.
Pretty much innocent people.
Women, children, old people.
They target them.
They commit genocide.
side so that's why I wear it. You know what you want to hear something interesting? It is actually
illegal to protest against Israel in most US states. And what? And to protest against Israel in most
US states. Well, that's you believe that? That's wild man. I've never, I've never looked it up myself.
Someone told me I was like no way. Like we're moving in the, we're moving in a positive
direction. And what do I mean by this, right? For the longest time, even during Israel's genocide
of the Palestinians, there were a lot of Americans who wanted the Palestinians to be perfect victims
where they were doing this whole like, oh, free Palestine, except like, you know, Hamas is bad.
It's actually kind of Hamas. That's the reason why, you know, Israel is doing this kind of
stuff. Like they were giving far too much credence to the cost's belly that Israel was
presenting as to why they had to do this genocide. I think that's changing. Obviously,
I've been on the fuck Israel side of things for a very long time, but now more and more
Americans are actually moving on from like, well, these guys were perfect victims and
they're being destroyed. So we should side with them to actually know the people that
that are doing that death and destruction are the bad guys in this equation.
That guy is against free speech, man.
Well, not when it comes to them, man.
They can cook this shit.
They can make our president go start a war for him, you know?
Yeah, that's true, man.
It's like, they say, you know who controls you by who you can't criticize, so...
So Putin and Netanyahu both have a piece in them, huh?
Yeah, it's crazy world man. Crazy. I hear you. I'm gonna see you out man. We're out here every Saturday doing this.
Yeah, I come every a couple weeks. I try to make it out. I chose to pour for it.
What's your name? Dylan. Dylan. Steve. Nice to meet you man. Nice to meet you. Trump's a monster man. Look at him.
Yeah. You too.
Wichita, Kansas. Kids with cancer are in charge. Yeah, I mean it's like
Whatever. Not the change of subject, but Trump's opinion Arizona 2020 election results. Whatever.
Fuck that guy. Get yourself a AM frequency when internet goes down. I have a radio seriously.
Okay, bro. Chill. We're not getting there yet. Okay.
The Trojan horse of the Middle East are doing a mirror Israelis bidding in the UN.
What is this? How can you call others cattle when this is the origin story you believe?
This is true. Noah's Ark preserved all the sins for me in the great flood.
But are you with an insane statement? Okay, we'll get to the European Union,
the servile little vassal slave state that the european union is in a brief moment okay
we'll get there don't you fucking worry about it but getting back to it a thousand people have
been killed so far including 190 children and 198 women the american death toll also rising again
this morning the pentagon announcing that the u.s service member wounded in an umbranian strike on
on a base in Saudi Arabia on March 1st has passed away from their injuries.
Despite degrading its missile capabilities, Iran retaliating across the region.
Drones and missiles hitting this high-rising Kuwait.
And videos circulating on X captured in the moment an Iranian drone struck Dubai International
Airport.
Dramatic video showing Emirati air defenses taking down at least eight unmanned Iranian
drones.
targeted the UAE more than every other country in the region combined. Now even the reason,
if you ask the Iranians, they want to kill the idea of Dubai, which that's what the regime
hardliners are saying on regime TV. So do with that information, which you will. I'm
not, you know, I'm not making any, I'm not saying anything about it. Okay. I'm just,
I'm just here to repeat what they are saying. Okay. I'm not going to say that's a good
thing or a bad thing. I'm washing my hands over this. Okay. I'm washing my hands off this.
All right. All I will say is the United Arab Emirates is literally, it's a little Israel.
Okay. If, if America's big Satan and Israel's little Satan, then Dubai is like the third
small Satan brother. Okay. That's like kind of the, that's kind of the assessment.
It's just, they have been positioning themselves. I'm, I'm just neutral. I'm neutral on this.
I don't, you know, I disavow, I disavow, I disavow, but, but, uh, the United Arab Emirates
has very actively pushed for exactly what's going on right now, like America and Israel's
involvement, uh, and have, uh, you know, they're, they're doing their own little genocide,
which is not so little in Sudan. Uh, and yeah, you know, United Israel Emirates, uh,
been on the receiving end of a lot of of pushback from from Iran the government
out the people though yeah obviously it's not it's not there's nothing to do with
the people but that perhaps has some reason as to why they've been on the
receiving end of a lot more of the bombing from the Iranian side water
supply critical for survival in the country I'll just tell you like this
Tommy Robinson is directly funded by the United Arab Emirates and also the state of Israel, right?
Like they straight-up foment Islamophobia in
Europe they you might be thinking to yourself what the fuck they're a Muslim nation and yet they still do this
They do
they literally are playing a role in
in pushing Islamophobic propaganda in Europe and in the United States of America.
Okay, think about it like that. You are also funded by the left. This is true.
I am funded by the left. I'm funded by you, the people.
The Piker Broadcasting Service is funded by you, the people for you, the people.
The Piker Broadcasting Service is not funded by any groups or anything like that.
Just regular ass subscribers. If you want to support the stream,
You want to support the show all you need to do is subscribe what you can do for five or six dollars a month
With a regular twitch subscription or a free one in the form of a twitch from by connecting your amazon prime account to your twitch account
Yeah, so you can also get subs to others as well
That is who funds the piker broadcasting service
Not the wonderful nation of katar and not the irgc
But instead just regular ass people in here
As desert being hit a fresh water desalination plant in Buckrain
Attacked by drones not long after the US was accused of attacking a solar plant in Iran and only other fronts in this war in
Lebanon
Israel's offensive against Hezbollah is widening.
Lebanese authorities say more than 400 people have been killed, 83 of them children, 42 women.
Hundreds of thousands have been displaced.
Israel says it killed five senior members of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard at a Beirut hotel.
It comes as Russia's reportedly providing Iran with intelligence to target US forces,
including the locations of troops, aircraft and ships.
Secretary of War Pete Hakeseth downplaying the threat.
No one's putting us in danger.
We'll put the other guys in danger.
That's our job.
So we're not concerned about that.
Well, as we've seen throughout this conflict,
one of the biggest challenges is intercepting drones.
We're now hearing that Ukrainian drone specialists
have arrived in the region.
They're going to help Gulf countries and some of those U.S. bases
to identify and hopefully intercept Iranian drones.
Michael.
and thank you so much for your reporting.
Ukraine is on the table, everybody.
Ukraine is the table.
Ukraine holds the cards.
Yeah, I've seen a lot of like Ukrainian WhatsApp posters
like celebrate the new motion that Zelensky has developed
in this process.
I saw a post about that.
Hold on, let me see if I can find it real quick.
It's kind of funny.
But obviously, Ukraine has a lot of experience with drones,
both in the deployment of drones,
but also with the interception of drones as well,
even though there is a limited amount of success
in terms of interception,
because like, you know, these are,
the drones are still very difficult to intercept.
But if there's some,
if there's a group of people that are capable of doing that
or have experience doing that,
it's gonna be the Ukrainians
Because Russians now have their own version of the Shahad that they have been manufacturing
themselves, but like we're using the Shahad drones for the longest fucking time.
So let me see, hold on, there has been a very funny, this has been a funny development for
a lot of people.
Because if you remember, if you recall, Donald Trump embarrassed Zelensky after all of the
work that Zelensky and Ukraine has put in to try to defend their people, being utilized
as a fucking proxy in the process against Russia to uphold American interests and losing
a bunch of territory, losing a bunch of human lives.
And then coming to the United States of America and having Donald Trump straight up be like,
need to apologize or JD base being like, you need to apologize. You need to be more thankful.
That was actually a very disruptive and very frustrating, understandably for a lot of Ukrainians.
Ukrainian Instagram is so happy there, but I have a stroke because they think Trump is
begging Zelensky to send drone interceptors to the Middle East. And I, I do like this kind
of boomer posting. You don't have the cards. And then say, this is a St. Javelin account.
I have the inter, I have the interceptors, Mr. President.
Um, a couple, uh, geopolitics, the ultimate plot to us, not our problem yesterday, not
our problem.
Uh, Zelensky, can you help us stop these shaheads, anti-shahead expertise today?
Can you help Iranian drones?
Actually I have some guards.
The mindset like this to me speaks to how, uh, pissed off, understandably how pissed
off. The Ukrainians were, when Trump did this and the Americans did this, um,
like they put him in a suit and now Donald Trump is in a more casual outfit. They were very upset
about that. Did you say thank you once, Mr. President? Like they're doing the, who holds the
cards posts house full of cards. You're asking me to teach how to shoot down shots, but you
don't ask with respect.
I hold the cards now, Mr. President, um, yeah, this was, uh, they're having fun with it.
You know, they're having fun with it.
But yeah, Ukraine is, um, Ukraine is at the table.
This is some nine gag style memes.
Yeah, bro.
They're in fucking Ukraine.
They don't got internet.
Anyway, um, but, uh, yeah, that's, that's been, uh, one of the, uh, one of the updates,
uh, but to the surprise of some officials in Kiev, no one from the United States bothered
to ask Ukraine to share its expertise and how to defend against drone force starting
the offensive in Iran.
How was that surprising?
How was that surprising?
I'm sorry.
These guys are fucking idiots.
By the way, American drone technology is far behind all of our adversaries, like at least
a decade behind.
You got, what's that guy, Palmer Lucky, who obviously wanted to take advantage of the
new procurement methods that the American military is engaging in.
All these like tech guys are now getting into the space.
And US drone tech is so ass in comparison to what the Iranians have in comparison
what the Chinese have in comparison to what the Russians have.
And they're literally trying to basically recreate whatever the fuck the Iranians are doing,
but it's still going to be more expensive because it's being made in America.
So like the closer we've gotten to the Iranian drone tech with the Shaheads has been the
Lucas and it's still double the price of the fucking Iranian Shaheads.
And the Iranian shots can be deployed from the back of a fucking K truck at five
at a time, whereas the Americans, of course, have to, you know, deploy them with, you know,
with another like 30, 40, $50,000 piece of equipment, right?
Like there's no, they don't have any, any mindset around, you know, cost effectiveness.
They don't know how to, they don't know how to deploy this stuff without, you know,
billions of dollars of expenditure.
So I can't believe what you did to Mellon, Sean, wait, what did I do?
But it isn't surprising to me at all. The reason why I was bringing up Palmer Lucky,
by the way. You are correct with regards to swarm kamikaze drones. US by far has the most
advanced surveillance drones. Yes, that's true. Those are a substitute for the much
more expensive and much more costly and much harder to train like fighter pilots,
obviously, because they can loiter for a lot longer and also fly above, where a, you know,
a fighter jet would and or any kind of like other surveillance capabilities that are more
likely to get struck down.
The flying wind drone that Iranis hacked and captured in 2011 in the U S likely has
more advanced surveillance drones than that. Yes. Americans have some of the best surveillance
drones, but as far as like their offensive capabilities, American has decent offensive
drones as well. The problem is, you need a lot and you need it to be very cheap. That's
the whole point of the Shahid drones. That's why they call them suicide drones, right?
It's not like the way that these things work are like high maneuverability for munitions.
It's almost like a rocket that you can maneuver much more efficiently and target
much more officially than like a rocket that you're just launching that has a very specific
very precise trajectory. So, if it's $20,000 a pop, and it's very difficult, it's much
cheaper than like guided missiles, and and it's incredibly cost efficient. Yeah, you're
gonna fucking overwhelm people with these, with these missiles or with these drones.
Lucas is a 500 mile range, Shahid has 2000, it's not in the same category.
So there's that side of the conversation, but Andrew Palmer Lucky
tried to go and develop drone technology in Ukraine, and they failed, okay?
The Ukrainians literally had to tell them, pack up your shit.
We don't want your drones any longer.
Like, that's how far behind the Americans are on our offensive drone technology, our
offensive drone capabilities, that like all of the new people that are coming in,
All the tech people that are coming in that were presented as like a much more innovative,
much more efficient version of the previous procurement strategies that the American military
had with all of the reliable defense contractors that are bloated budgets and have like a very
long, a very long timeline to create new weapons and shit like that that are now
seen as like antiquated.
The advanced solutions were supposed to come from the tech space, but even the tech guys are, you know, they're failing. They're failing to achieve these results.
So,
over reliance on AI, no understanding of like, they're not building these systems off of necessity.
Iran is building these systems out of necessity. Even Russia is building these systems for a specific purpose.
America is building these defenses and these systems for money, okay? That's the major difference.
If one side is doing this because they want to make sure it's as cost-effective as possible so that they can continue a war of attrition,
effectively continue waging wars or continue engaging in defense effectively, and the other side is doing it as a fucking grift
so they can get, you know, $100 million contracts from the unlimited budgets of the Pentagon, then yeah,
Yeah, one side is going to have a bigger investment in defense over the other.
The only thing that carries these fucking countries is places like Ukraine, who actually
have to engage in ingenuity for as a mechanism of self defense.
Like Ukraine doesn't have the option of getting bloated defense contracts, even though from
what I understand a lot of the European allies have taken advantage of the funds
that go into Ukraine as well and have designed their own drone facilities and whatnot as well,
seeing how much money is being dumped into that in Ukraine right now.
Yeah, use value versus exchange value as one might describe it. Exactly.
Can't get as much money from arms sales from another NATO country needing your tech if you
you make it cheap too, yeah. It's an entirely different goal. For the Americans, they're
not building this stuff out of necessity, they're building this stuff to make money.
And if the government is always going to open up their purse and give you unlimited
funds, you don't need efficiency and you don't need to make it cost effective. As
a matter of fact, it's the exact opposite. You want to make sure it's not cost efficient.
Because cost efficiency in this circumstance actually harms your bottom line.
You want to make it as bloated as possible, right?
Because it's fucking free money.
This is contractor bloat that exists in the American military.
And this is also part of the reason why the American war machine is no longer as
efficient as it once was.
And this is why now that we're fucking fighting, now that we're fighting an enemy
state that actually has designed their entire defensive and offensive capabilities to withstand
American bombing campaigns and to make it as punishing as possible economically to the
rest of the fucking globe until America says, all right, we're done.
We have to pull out of this. All of a sudden they're not achieving their war goals as fast
as they thought they would. This is something that I've been trying to communicate to
people even before it started. There's a reason why it comes across like, I'm
Oh, I'm predicting what's going on here successfully.
It's not because I'm fucking brilliant.
It's because I'm looking at exactly what has happened
over and over again.
I'm looking at the incentives that exist, right?
The incentives that exist within the American industry,
the American defense industry,
and the incentives that exist
within the Iranian defense industry.
So that's the situation.
Anyway, now let's get to Iran.
Obviously, the first opening salvo, assassinating a lot of the top IRGC generals, including the
Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, did not reach the success that I suspect Israel
was telling, Israel was telling Trump it would reach, you know, people would actually
take it to the streets, people would actually rise up and engage in a successful popular
revolution against the IRGC.
All of this stuff that was promised, I suspect, to Donald Trump from Benjamin Netanyahu is
not happening.
This is one of the examples of this.
As I told you over and over again, contrary to how the media was designing this environment,
for months talking to all of the dissenters of the IRGC, talking to regular Iranian folks
that are on the ground in Tehran, and telling you over and over again that the regime
has no popular base of support.
regime has no support whatsoever. They've lost the population in its entirety. And I
kept telling you that's not true. 20 to 30% of the public in Iran is absolutely on board
with the Ayatollah and unconditionally on board with the IRGC as well. Okay. This is
it. This is proof. Once again, all of the people like the Islamic Republic has a popular
base, okay? It has a popular base. You don't have to like it. I certainly am not a fan of
their domestic policies, right? But at the end of the day, they have a popular base.
And no, it's not under 15%. That's also wrong. It is absolutely not under 15%. There is no
information that claims that it's under 15%. That's why I always say it ranges from
20 to 30%. At times of economic turmoil, it diminishes a little bit, but ultimately
there is a good chunk of people that actually are on board, okay?
If you look at American news, if you look at American news, American broadcasters present
this as like, there is no popular base, there is no social support from a popular base for
the Ayatollah, okay? That they're basically holding everyone at gunpoint, they're holding
everyone hostage at gunpoint, and that there's no popular mobilization that exists, it's
just like the bossage militias, it's the fucking IRGC, they're killing people, and
It's like 90% of the country hates them in a 93 million populated nation state.
It's 10 million soldiers that are just like fucking murking everybody that speaks at the
talks out of line.
That's not true.
Is the government absolutely repressive and very violent at times?
Yes.
Is there a big chunk of the Iranian population?
Is there a big chunk of the Iranian population that is against the IRGC, against the Ayatollah?
Absolutely.
This is also true, but they still have a popular base of support.
They still have an organic population on the ground that is in favor of the IRGC, in
favor of the Ayatollah.
If you don't recognize that, you can't understand Iranian society at all, and you
can't make calculated decisions.
Now, Americans obviously don't give a shit.
This is also outside of this, like what's unfolding right now is also the other thing
that I kept talking about, right?
Which is that even though there are secular liberals in Iran that hate the IRGC, you know
what they also hate?
Getting fucking bombed.
You know what they also hate or are not big fans of?
The United States of America and Israel.
You listen to diaspora Iranians that are ultra Zionists that go on American news and say,
we love Bibinett and Yahoo, we love Donald Trump.
But that is not even represented in the diaspora population because when you look at the actual
polls that poll the diaspora Iranians, even then 56% in the 12-day war said American
and Israeli bombing campaigns were actually bad.
Not good, but bad.
Iranians in Iran, regardless of their position on Ayatollah, regardless of the position on the IRGC,
are not exactly fond of America even before this bombing campaign started. So this is another thing.
This is another thing that you have to understand, okay? So you will, like as many diaspora Iranians
are coming to the conclusion that the American bombing campaign that they supported initially
is actually not leading to the revolutionary change that they thought it was going to happen,
and that this is actually hurting their family members and changing their attitude in real
time.
Iranians themselves are also going to have a change of heart, even if they don't love
the IRGC, even if they hate the IRGC.
All of a sudden, the IRGC is the only thing that is punishing the people that are bombing
their fucking homes, punishing the people that are bombing their oil refineries,
punishing the people that are bombing the schools where little girls are going to school.
It's the same dynamic with Hamas, okay? There are plenty of Palestinians that are not exactly
fond of Hamas when it comes to the domestic affairs, right? This is two separate categories
here. There are Palestinians that are not exactly in favor of Hamas's governance.
They don't like it, but they don't say anything in times of Israel's bombing
campaigns because the number one op is always going to be the alien foreign occupation, the
alien foreign bombing campaigns.
That is always going to redirect people's attention.
And they're going to, in America we call it rallying around the flag, but basically they're
going to turn around and say, all right, well, fuck this, I don't like these guys,
but I would rather have them, the indigenous force of oppression that I hate, rule the
country than to destabilize it and destroy it in the hands of Israel.
It's a perfectly understandable position.
It's one that I keep repeating over and over again because I've experienced it myself in
Turkey, right?
There was a coup that happened with an American parallel state that was designed with Fethullah
Gulen.
And that coup was very deadly.
A lot of civilians were killed, American bases were utilized for fighter jets to
directly bomb civilian enclaves in Turkey and the people rose up.
They armed themselves, they rose up and they successfully stopped this coup in Turkey.
What happened next?
Everyone fucking, you know, rallied around Erdogan, even people who hate Erdogan.
You sound hella jealous.
What is this?
happened in turkey not that fucking long ago it's a this is this is how it works
when you when you see a foreign entity or a parallel state that was formed by a
foreign entity destabilize the country and start killing people all of a
sudden that's the number one up okay and of course the same thing is gonna
happen in Iran as well
We'll avenge the blood of his father with America.
We are sure he won't compromise with America.
He's a true son to Ali Khamenei.
But if God was the leader, Khamenei became younger.
He's the rightful successor to the late leader of God, William.
I hope he deserves honor and support.
These guys are like straight up already supported.
in the popular base of support for the regime anyway. So of course they're going to be celebrating
this regardless. But I was telling my fellow chatter to the way he's behaving in chat
makes him seem jealous of you. Oh, okay.
This is the moment, Mustafa Hamaneh.
The 56-year-old son of Iran's lay supreme leader is announced as the country's new leader.
Supporters say they see his father in him, in a widely circulated message.
By the way, there was a brief fear where even crusaders in the Muslims united against the Mongols
had happened all throughout history.
Okay, yeah, China, KMT and the Communist Party aligned with one another
to fucking purge the Japanese invaders, for example.
always happens. Reactionary forces or bourgeois forces will align with revolutionary forces.
In some ways, this also happened in the Iranian revolution, where you had the clerics and the
Islamists join up in a united front against the western-backed puppet, the Shah, and overthrow the
Shah in a successful popular revolution where the communists and the Islamists were
aligned with one another, right? That's just how it works. That's always how a fuck'em works.
By several state-aligned outlets, a slogan reeled. God revealed his hand and Khamenei just got
younger. Portraying Mushtaba's rise as a continuation of his father's rule.
In 1979, Iran's Shah Muhammad Rizza Pahlavi was overthrown by Ayatullah Ruhullah Khomeini.
Mustafa's father, Ali Khamenei, a close ally of Khomeini, quickly rose within the new political
order and would later help shape the future of the Islamic Republic.
Mustafa came of age during revolution and war.
At just 17, he went to the front lines during the Iran-Iraq war, while his father served
as Iran's president.
The troops he fought with would later form what became the Islamic Revolutionary
Guard Corps.
Now Iran's most like the whole, like the, the, the, the modern Iranian government is built
on revolutionary principles, okay?
It's built on revolutionary principles.
It's, it's, it's built around sovereignty.
It's a major component of Iranian society is that they are sovereign.
They'll fight amongst one another if that's what it takes, and the government will be
incredibly repressive at times, but ultimately it's their problem, okay?
They don't fucking want outside intervention.
They don't want outside intervention to such a degree that even like in the past, when
they should have leaned into like the Soviets, they didn't do so, right?
That's just the reality.
These guys don't want outside intervention.
There are some in the country that are so desperate that they think that American
Israeli intervention might help, but, but those numbers are going to diminish when that outside
intervention becomes reality. And the reality is fucking black plumes of, of smoke and, and,
you know, oil rain, like chemical warfare, all of a sudden you're going to be like, I don't want
this. What is this? What? A guy speaking with a gun next to him, lol. Yeah, bro. I'm an American.
Can you get a problem?
All this asshole Hassan does is full-man propaganda
and babbles Charles Manson opinions
while selling them as fact dumbass channel.
Do you have actually a disagreement
with anything that I'm saying?
Do you have any like, you know,
can you engage in at least the revolutionary act
of counter messaging here?
Can you do that?
Or is the only thing you can lean into being like,
uh... do your fucking your your like charles manson
or for me to the institution
that the nation should put this always big posting in crime to the referee
with these people
uh... or trump is trump is doing mission operation successful
mission accomplished he's rolling out the mission accomplished better i'd
This I said decades later.
Many say the guard's loyalty was an important factor in Mustafa's elevation as Iran's
third supreme leader.
Mustafa Khamenei has long been seen as an influential figure behind the scenes, playing
a role in the appointment of senior officials and shaping Iran's security institutions
through his father's office.
In the days leading up to his selection, U.S. President Donald Trump warned that
Mustafa's rise would be unacceptable to Washington.
But many in Iran's political and military establishment saw those remarks as interference,
further strengthening support for his appointments.
Mustafa's father, mother, sister, wife, son, and several other relatives were recently
killed in strikes by U.S. and Israeli forces.
Many believed his laws could shave his outlook and possibly push Iran towards a
more confrontational path.
But some analysts argue the opposite may happen.
Under heavy pressure from war and international isolation, they say the Iranian regime now
faces two difficult choices – collapse or transform.
Because Mustafa Kiry is the legacy of his father and the revolutionary establishment,
they argue he may have the legitimacy to push difficult reforms through without being
accused of betraying the revolution.
But time may not be on his side.
Israeli officials have repeatedly threatened to target any successors to Iran's assassinated
supreme leader.
But the challenges go beyond external threats.
Many in Iran see Mustafa's appointment as dynastic, arguing that the revolution which
toppled the monarchy has now produced another.
At a time of war, sanctions and societal polarization, the system's survival may
It depends on bridging the gap between the state and the people.
Under Iran's constitution, Mujtaba Khamenei is both the country's highest political authority
and the supreme religious leader for millions of Shias in Iran and beyond.
His father assumed power just months after the end of the devastating war with Iraq
in the late 1980s.
Mujtaba Khamenei takes office during a far more dangerous moment.
he can unite the country and the war and reopen Iran to the world or lead it into deeper confrontation
and isolation will define the future of the Islamic Republic.
Rasul Serdar Al Jazeera.
The post of Supreme Leader.
Wasn't his son hit?
Uh, I think so.
There's some reports that he might be like seriously fucked up, but I don't know.
We don't have any information.
So there's new information on the revolutionary guard side as well, but New York Times reported
that Iranians appeared conflicted about their new leader, yet the only evidence it represents
is a video showing 10,000 Iranians celebrating his appointment while America flags are burned
during the festivities.
The reason why they're saying it's conflicted, by the way, the numbers are fucking crazy,
obviously.
And the reason why this is important to acknowledge is because this doesn't represent like the
overwhelming approval at all, okay?
It doesn't.
But it does show something very important, which is you still have to deal with tens of
millions of people who are on board with it, right?
Like this is why it's not so simple.
It's never as simple as the way America presents it.
And this is why the Venezuela campaign was effective because the handover to Delcey Rodriguez
was much more efficient than a permanent military occupation with a puppet state being planted
into a position of power in Venezuela with like Maria Machado.
Trump actually did a much smarter form of intervention there by saying, by recognizing
that the regime, right, the Maduro regime had a significant base of Chavistas that were still
prominent in Venezuelan society. That was part of the reason why one of the insurance procedures
that Maduro put in place was to basically arm the regular Venezuelan society to create
like a popular mobilization. If there was any sort of direct military occupation, it would be
virtually impossible to maintain this direct military occupation without incurring tremendous
cost and tremendous casualties on the American side, okay? That's why Donald Trump did the
intervention of the way that he did. It's still not good, obviously. It's still fucking disastrous
and it still plays along. It still betrays the revolutionary principles that were implemented
by Chavez initially, right? Having said that, however, there's a reason why they did that
and didn't just go in and fucking put Maria Machado in charge. If Maria Machado had a
popular base of sport inside of Venezuela, then that's what he would have done, right?
Why would he utilize Delcey Rodriguez? Why would he still keep the same fucking regime
in charge, which you don't really hear much from any longer. If you noticed, American
media doesn't talk about how angry the Venezuelans are. Have you guys noticed that? Because it's
still the same people in charge, but all of a sudden now they're running the fucking
oil contracts in the hands of the American state. So all of a sudden, I guess there's
no more anger and discontent surrounding the scary Maduro-adjacent regime. I guess
the Venezuelans no longer are offended or angry. I have noticed that. Maybe you have
as well. Perhaps it had nothing to do with the discontent that Venezuelans were experiencing
and everything to do with fucking making propaganda work so that we could justify military intervention.
Same situation here except it's even more damaging for American interest because unlike
the Venezuelan government that seemingly cut some kind of deal with the Americans,
The Iranian government is not cutting a deal with the Americans, nor the Israelis.
They have designed their entire society to withstand this kind of military occupation,
and they're making the Western world hurt, okay?
We don't have any accurate numbers on what the support for the IRGC is currently.
Pre-war it was around 25 to 30 percent of supporters, almost 25 to 30 million pro-regime
actors that has reached 56 percent.
We don't know that.
We don't know.
And we don't have the accurate numbers there.
And I'm sure there are still people who are angry and frustrated and don't want
this to happen inside of Iran, but those people have to worry about American and
Israeli bombs blowing up over their heads for the time being.
It was created at the formation of Iran's Islamic Republic in 1979.
Its founder Ayatollah Ruhola-Homeini sought to integrate both Islamics.
You are wrong, the new regime of Venezuela fixed the society.
That's why you don't hear anyone complaining anymore, huh?
Oh, they fixed it.
So the regular Venezuelans, the only thing that they were demanding was the privatization
of the oil. Is that what it is to offer all of the oil refineries to, you know, how you're
joking, okay, got it. I just, I thought, I thought that the Venezuelans weren't demanding privatization,
but instead wanted liberation from the dangerous and incredibly repressive, incredibly repressive
nature of like the Maduro regime.
and political governance, with a powerful clerical figure at the top to ensure Sharia guided
the state. He was first to hold the role. The Supreme Leader oversees virtually all functions
of government, either directly or indirectly. His powers include determining the political
direction of the government, commanding the armed forces and all powerful revolutionary
guard corps, and appointing and dismissing a range of officials, including the head
of the judiciary and the head of the state broadcasting agency.
The Supreme Leader also appoints six of the 12 members of the Guardian Council.
The other six are law experts who are nominated by the head of the judiciary and approved
by parliament.
The council has the power to veto or demand changes to legislation passed by parliament
and all candidates standing for election, even for the presidency, must meet with
its prior approval.
The Guardian Council also approves the members of the Assembly of Experts, which in turn
is in charge of choosing the supreme leader and ensuring he remains qualified to lead.
By contrast, Iran's president is in charge of day-to-day administration, particularly
economic management, and overseas government ministers.
However, the president has limited autonomy when it comes to issues like foreign policy.
Overall, he operates within boundaries set by the supreme leader.
Let me be clear, let me be clear, Israel will thrive in this war against Hamas.
I mean IRGV and Posse two.
Anyway, we'll get to Danny Danone in a second, but there's some updates here.
There's some Lebanon related updates, but Trump has told AIDS he would support killing
Iran's new Supreme Leader.
If he refuses you as the man such as ending Iran's nuclear program
He's literally trying to he's trying to roll back the clock so bad. It's fucking hilarious
Okay
He saw the he saw the price of a oil barrel and he was like, you know what that's in negotiations are fine
Are the deal are the deal?
We're gonna do art of the deal, baby. That's right. That's right. So
Meanwhile, Iran is seemingly escalating or increasing the intensity of its bombing campaigns,
even though a lot of people were saying over the past week or so that they're just going
to be launching zero missiles or minus 10 missiles, given the trajectory of their launch
capabilities, given the fact that their launch capabilities have deteriorated by
by American and Israeli bombing campaigns.
So it seemingly hasn't really stopped.
It's become more efficient,
but it seemingly has not stopped.
But the RGC Aerospace Force commander, Mosavi,
says from now on, no missile with a warhead lighter
than one ton will be launched.
The wavelength of the launches and the wave levels
will increase and their range will become broader.
So we shall see. Meanwhile, America and Israel are not only engaging in scud hunting, but
also hunting Ali Haman-e. And they think that like, oh, if we kill Ali Haman-e, this will
stop. Again, it literally didn't stop. It didn't stop when you killed the initial, the
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, so what makes you think that killing Moshtaba Khamenei is going
to actually succeed?
Sorry, I said Ali initially, but Moshtaba the son.
Like the entire purpose, the entire principle behind why they chose Ali Khamenei's son,
I believe was to deliver a fuck you to the west
to say no we're resilient we don't give a fuck about your demands we
we still call the shots here we are not backing away
if you end up killing the sun
nothing is going to change in the dynamic it makes no fucking sense
the sure sounds constructed the convey that he doesn't back as a media
killing, which is the stated Israeli objective. President Trump has told AIDS he would back
the killing of the new Iranian supreme leader, Moshtabah Khamenei, if he proves unwilling
to cede the U.S. demands such as ending Iran's nuclear development.
Currently, U.S. former official said, this guy literally is like, come on, let's do
JCPOA. Remember Obama? It was so good. Let's do Obama. Let's do JCPOA. Come on. We'll
back away. We'll back away. It'll be glorious. It'll be glorious.
The White House just declined a comment, but Trump on Monday told the New York Post he was
not happy with how many was selected the leader on.
He called young hominid unacceptable.
I'm not going through this to end up with another hominid.
Trump told Times Magazine last week Israel would likely execute an operation aimed at
taking out how many who was named a Supreme leader on Sunday.
A current and former US official said, noting that Israel is taking the lead on targeting
Iranian leaders.
Now we don't know exactly what calculations took place because this is a secretive
closed-door elections process
but there is some speculation
uh... as to why they made this decision from people who are much more
knowledgeable on the stuff than myself
and their assessment is basically that this was uh... a big fuck you because
ali khamenei
did not want
uh... a a hereditary line of succession you do not want the
appearance of a hereditary line of succession the entire point of the
the revolution was
to overthrow the shot to overthrow
uh... hereditary lines of succession
uh... and and this doesn't abide by the revolutionary principles in which uh...
the the
uh... islamic republic was developed right
uh...
having said that having said that clearly uh... uh... most of all
how many has
uh... a lot of motion amongst the clerics is like
uh... as he was seen as like the entry point as he was seen as like
did the little advisor to
allie how many
and is much closer to the IRGC and a much bigger hardliner
as far as like the analysis from both anti-IRGC people
and pro-IRGC people alike,
they all unite on this assessment
that Moshe Bahamene was much more aggressive
than his father.
So we don't, you know,
the the assessment as it stands now as I covered yesterday is that this was more so a fuck you
to America to show that the Iranian government is resilient and is not going to concede to the
demands being made by the American side, the Israeli side, and that they're just going to
continue punishing the global markets, continue punishing the Western world, continue punishing
Israel and basically force America to retreat from the Gulf. And that is seemingly what
their objectives are. If you were looking for like what looks like a W for the Iranians here,
it's obviously not to like, you know, wipe Tel Aviv out or whatever. They don't have the superior
military power in comparison to the American and Israeli side, but their goal is to basically,
you know, exist. Their goal is to basically exist beyond this bombing campaign and then recover
and rebuild, right? And, and what they are trying to do is, is continue, continue forcing
America to retreat from the region. Oil markets and the stocks are all basically reversed on the
news that Trump said the war is complete. Yeah, all of it is fake. We'll get to it in a second though.
And while all of this is happening,
oh here, after Trump's 2016 win, many Americans were stunned because they didn't know anyone
who voted for him. Political polarization, it created totally separate social realities. Iran
today is even more polarized. Some Iranians, especially though not only abroad, support
this war believing it will quickly lead to something better but presenting those voices
representatives of the country is deeply misleading. But CNN will do it regardless. Let's take a look.
Then your contacts open with people inside Iran since the moment the U.S. and Israel began
this war. What's their reaction to it? And do some of them who oppose the regime welcome?
U.S. and Israeli military reaction? Rex, thank you for the 50 by the way.
Yes, I've been trying to keep in touch as much as I can over the past few days because
as you know there's been an almost complete internet blackout but some people have been
able to get through.
And the messages that I've been getting is that people are overwhelmingly supportive
so far of the airstrikes.
Yes, they are afraid of their loved ones getting killed or themselves getting injured
but they're even more afraid they say of this regime staying in power.
One of the texts I got from a woman in Tehran said that her number one fear is that after
this war and all these casualties, the Islamic Republic would remain and her number two fear
is losing her loved ones, whether because of the war or the regime.
Now, if the war continues, it's possible more people will turn against it, but I also
hear the sentiment, for example, from a friend who lives in the US who just talked to
family there today, they were saying they would rather die than live in the cause.
Okay. If that's the case, then fuck it. Let's just nuke them. You know? Great. Again, this
is insanity, but it is intervention propaganda, right? It's intervention propaganda. They're
trying to cycle as much. They're trying to blast as much info as possible out there
because it's not 100%. Like there is no, there is no like overwhelming majority that's
like in support of the Ayatollah, in support of the IRGC, but there's no overwhelming majority
that's like saying the bombing campaigns are good.
As a matter of fact, at this state, totally speculative, purely speculative, but amongst
from what I've seen from previous iterations of the bombing campaigns, like the 12 day
war and whatnot, I would go so far as to say that there is a far larger majority
of Iranian society that wants the bombings, the end, then people who want the bombing
to continue, right? Because regardless of the, the anger and resentment that people have
in Iranian society towards the IRGC, towards the Ayatollah, foreign intervention is not
welcomed. Okay. So the media in this circumstance is unironically leaning into the smallest
subject of Iranian society when they say, oh, there's still people who want this bombing
to continue. They don't mind if they die in the process as long as the Ayatollah
regime is over. Okay? We don't have current polling in Iranian society right now. That's why I'm
leaning into previous iterations of American and Israeli bombing campaigns like the 12-day war.
That was nowhere near as consequential in terms of like destroying oil refineries and what not,
right? Because Israel did not actually destroy the oil refineries last time or blow up the
oil refineries last time as they are doing this time around. And that is devastating because
you're basically cutting out the lifeline of what comes next after in Iranian society.
Even if the Ayatollahs are gone, Iran still has to produce oil. It's a major part of their economy.
And that goes against the interests of regular Iranian society anyway. It's a massive ecological
disaster that we are creating. It's devastating for regular Iranian society.
in the past they've hit like a storage facilities at times, but like never to this degree.
Source trust me bro.
Wait, what do you mean?
Curtin TV source trust me bro.
Here, I'll show you.
Someone has the polls in here, right?
Like the friend of 12 day war of Iranians in Iran and Iranians in diaspora, saying
that they were against American and Israeli military intervention.
You can always find people that will be in support of American intervention.
You can find people who are mourning Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death in the United States
of America and fucking New York City.
Imagine if IRGC news accounts were going to the fucking trans-Marxist group that did the
vigil for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to be like Americans are actually super in support of
Ali Khamenei, and they are mourning this loss, this devastating loss of an anti-imperialist
figurehead.
Like, it's kind of like that, okay?
It's fucking stupid.
You can find people that are in support of the bombing campaigns.
Of course you can find people in support of the bombing campaigns.
More than half of the population believe that Israel was successful in achieving its
objectives is from Gamon.
Among the emotions experienced during the war anger the Islamic Republic ranked the
highest of 42% of the population.
Next we're worried about the future 38% angered Israel 30%.
Regarding reaction to the war events, the consequences of the majority said they
They were deeply upset by civilian casualties at 73 percent.
Other events that provoke strong distress include direct attacks on Iranian territory, 46 percent
killing of nuclear, signs of 30 percent attack on Evan prison at 27 percent.
Concerned in the nature of the war, 63 percent believe that the 12th war was the war between
it is, and Gaman is the one that's like, voters 52 to 42 percent opposed US joining
Israel and military strikes on Iran's nuclear sites.
No, this is Americans. This is Americans. We're talking about Iranians. We're talking about Iranians, and we're talking about
Iranians that are in diaspora versus Iranians that are in Iran. Both have been pulled time and time again, and it shows that the majority is not
in support. Americans are not in support of any sort of intervention either. That doesn't even fucking matter though.
Nationwide poll of Iran, America shows opposition to war support for diplomacy.
Yeah, I think this was the one I was looking for yet.
National Iranian American Council Commission, you go up to conduct a comprehensive poll
that Iranian American community and US military action against Iran, 37% strongly opposed it,
percent somewhat opposed it, leading to a majority disapproval of American and
Israeli intervention in Iran. And this is diaspora. This is the diaspora population.
If there was a overwhelming support for it, most polls wouldn't show 50-50 is what I'm
trying to say with some leaning on the side of the diaspora population, 50 plus percent
of the diaspora population saying it's good, but in a 49% saying it's bad, it would be much
more, it would be heavily leaning on the side of the overwhelming support.
Okay.
Even, even Iranians in America, even Iranians of the West in the diaspora population
are not as, as overwhelmingly in support of American and Israeli intervention in the
country, regardless of their hatred for the regime.
Okay.
My point is it's much more diverse. It's much more diverse than you think it is. And it
doesn't lean as heavily on the side of like American and Israeli intervention. And that's
understandable. And these are people not directly impacted by the bombings. Now imagine what
it looks like when you are anti regime, but then you're directly impacted by the bombings.
You're obviously going to fucking change your attitude.
This is from six hours ago from the BBC.
This is a more, I assume this is a more recent poll.
Tara 26 told BBC, or if there's a poll at all in this, I haven't read this article, so
I don't know.
No, this is just one person that is like conflicted.
But yes, Trump is looking for an off ramp.
News in Israel channel 13 says Trump in a dramatic statement, the war in Iran has
been largely completed significantly advancing the timeline. Largely completed, Trump says,
on whose terms, hard to see Iran giving up leverage it has built unless it secures a
durable piece that brings economic relief. Alternatively, a ceasefire could help younger
Haman a consolidate and potentially dash towards nuclear weapons.
Yeah, I dislike this. Exactly. In order to make Americans understand this is like,
I dislike the politics of the state of Alabama. It doesn't mean I'd support bombing
Birmingham exactly maybe this will be helpful and help this will be helpful in understanding
what it feels like when you're like I hate MAGA but I don't think it's cool to just like
blow up my fucking neighborhood with a foreign alien power right unless you're just like
completely fucking insane.
But the reason why Trump is doing this, the reason why Trump is retreating, by the way,
as expected, is because he doesn't like what the markets look like and he's trying to fucking
fix it to the best of his ability. His word doesn't really mean much as far as like what
the Iranian government will do, how they will react to this.
And judging by what I saw from IRGC communiques coming up, they basically predicted that this
was going to happen. All of the fucking pro IRGC accounts were literally saying Trump
tomorrow is going to reveal that the war is over. He's gonna see the markets and
he's gonna say the war is done the war is over to try and correct the markets.
Trump says I think the Iran war is very complete pretty much to a CBS reporter.
Trump says US is very far ahead of his initial four to five week estimate time frame on Iran's
according to a CBS reporter. Trump says he is someone in mind to replace Khamenei,
but he did not elaborate on that same CBS report.
Trump has also said that they are going to have a conversation with the Israeli government
to decide how to end this war, which is again the revelation that America is led by a theocracy
as well.
But instead of like, you know, 88 clerics coming together and figuring out who the
fucking next Imam is going to be that leads the American theocracy, it's actually the
Israeli Knesset backed by the Israeli population's popular support for this endless destruction
campaign in Iran. Let's be fucking real. America in some ways is also led by clerics, maybe
not Shia clerics, but instead this time rabbis and the Knesset and secular Israelis. It's
a different kind of theocratic approach, evangelical Zionists as well.
But that's what's going on here. President Trump is considering taking over the Strait
of Hormuz, according to CBS, which is, again, going against the whole mission accomplished
narrative that they were talking about initially. Here's John Hudson, also confused by this
reporting. Weijia Zhang from CBS News says, in a phone interview, President Trump told
me the war would be over soon. I think the war is very complete pretty much. They have
no Navy, no communications. They got no air force. He added that the U.S. is very far
ahead of its initial four to five week estimated timeframe.
That's about Iran's Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Hamanay, who Trump has openly criticized.
He said, I have no message for him. None whatsoever. Trump said he has someone in
mind to replace Hamanay, but did not elaborate. As for the Strait of Hormuz, Trump noted
the ships are moving through now but he is thinking about taking it over. Trump
ordered Iran, they've shot everything they have to shoot and they better not try
anything cute or it's gonna be the end of that country. John Hudson confused by
this at Washington Post says, so which is it? This is just the beginning of the
U.S. war in Iran. Hex it till 60 minutes on Friday. The war in Iran is
very complete. Pretty much Trump tells NBC News today or CBS News today. So
which is it? Is it very much over or is it just beginning?
Let's be, let's be real, you gotta go to the real boss man, if you wanna understand where
this is gonna go.
And the real boss man is, is real.
It's over when Benjamin Neniao says it, it began when Benjamin Neniao said it must begin
and it will be over when Benjamin Neniao says it's over.
Putin, Adolf Putler, and Donald Trump also had a conversation.
Russian President Vladimir Putin held a phone call with U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday
and shared his proposals aimed at a quick settlement to the Iran War.
Kremlin foreign policy aide Yuri Ushakov told the reporters the leaders also discussed
the Ukrainian conflict and the situation of Venezuelan context of the global oil
market situation.
Yeah, the Department of War rapid response.
We have only just begun the fight.
And then right after that, Trump is like, actually, we're done.
It's over.
A mission accomplished.
Now, of course, if you want to understand what's really going on, obviously the mission
is not fucking accomplished at all, because what is the mission for the Americans, if
If the mission itself is supposed to be, if the American mission is supposed to be complete
regime change and the Israeli mission is complete destruction of Iranian society and trying to
instigate some kind of like ethnic war in the country with no real regime change in mind,
neither of those goals are being accomplished right now.
If the goal is to stop Iranian missiles from striking Tel Aviv, if the goal is to stop
Iranian Muslim striking American bases in the region, they haven't accomplished those
goals either.
So what is the fucking actual goal here?
All of this, all of this is indicative of chaos on the American and Israeli side.
They have different goals that are actually competing with one another.
We don't know who will win out in this process, cuz if Donald Trump turns around
says, all right, BB, you're cut. You're done. Shut the fuck up. Then they can actually manage
some kind of retreat or some kind of strategic retreat the Americans can, which will allow
Iran to accomplish his goals of overcoming this, this destabilizing bombing campaign.
And depending on how successful they've been, they might even actually cause the Gulf States to
to demand American retreat from their nation states,
which again, seems like the maximalist goals for Iran.
As a Persian, this is so sad,
I wish you as an Israel actually wanted
to help the country.
They've never wanted to help the country.
They will never want to help the country.
Let's be real.
That was never gonna happen.
That was exactly what I was stressing over and over
Again, explaining to people that did not want to hear what I had to say that that was never
the goal.
This was the goal.
Israel's goal is complete fucking destabilization.
America's goal is like some kind of regime change so that they can get better oil contracts
out of Iran, like a client state that can still oppress the citizens if they don't
give a shit about that, obviously, they just care about having a more client state
in Iran that they can loot and they can pillage the natural resources of with ease.
Is the straight still closed? Yes, the straight is still closed. There is some reporting that
the oil tankers and some of the tankers are passing through while turning off their transponders,
but not exactly sure as to how successful that is, because the markets are still reacting very
negatively, except the markets have reacted very positively to Trump basically saying
mission accomplished. As a matter of fact, we're retreating. One of the first signs that
W's Iraq war was going to go even worse than thought was when Bush's neocon fools completely
alienated Turkey through sheer reckless arrogance. Turkey refused to let the U.S. invade from the
north. Ardoğan ascended. Relationships, relations have never been the same. Yeah,
Ardoğan also came out and said, no one should make miscalculations. No one should
fall into the trap of the Zionist massacre network that seeks to pit brother against
brother. We welcome the statements made by our brothers in the Iraqi Kurdish region
and sincerely believe that they will not fall for this game.
Here he is referencing a lot of the Kurdish, a lot of the Kurdish political parties in
Iraq straight up saying they are not going to play a role in the invasion of Iran.
Ory Golberg in Israel said just had the most intense two hours of bombardment here since Israel began its criminal war and around.
This is an anti-Zionist Jew living in Israel for the record.
and, um, uh, Ori Goldberg is, is, uh, you know, very, very against the Israeli state.
Israeli citizens receive the full demonstration of how days think of views are civil defenses.
And I live in a well-to-do area.
Just as Israel thrives on denying the humanity of its victims in Palestine, Iran, and Lebanon,
so do Israelis thrive on complete and utter disassociation from their own lives on murderous
solipsism.
This works exactly until the second it stops working and it comes tumbling down
like a house of cars.
The reason I'm bringing this up as Ori being an anti-Zion is living in Israel is because
I think his assessment is not indicative of the broader public's assessment here.
I will admit.
He's basically saying that he's hopeful that Israeli society broadly, once they actually
do receive some kind of pushback and punishment for its endless bloodshed, will very quickly
turn around and say, oh, you can't protect this at all. Maybe we need, uh, we need to
chart a different path, one that actually revolves around diplomacy instead of complete
death and destruction and, and hoping that like America will always protect us. I don't
know if that's the case, but that's what his assessment is. It's a very hopeful assessment.
I don't know if it's real or not. A second Iranian missile strike on Israel in the
last hour, Trump tells CBS war is very complete, but this is what happened. Yeah, IRGC
Yeah, IRGC says the SACCOM station that Hezbollah destroyed was one of the main comm centers connecting air bases with the fighter jets by the way
I don't know what this video is supposed to show, but...
Ah, compilation from Hebrew Twitter.
Oh yeah, I mean, I've seen this, but I don't think, again, I don't think this is indicative of, like, broader Israeli society is what I mean.
I tried to listen to Netanyahu today, an impossible task.
A few minutes and I broke.
The man adopted the speaking style of Trump, a dictator in the making full of helium, arrogance, hubris and detachment from reality.
Suddenly the pilots are wonderful.
Everyone is determined.
Everything is fine.
War poisoning.
All the way to clemency.
Not on the sidelines, it's pretty amazing that no one from the government is really taking,
really talking to us about the war.
Not that there are any expectations at all, right?
But they're pissing us, they're pissing on us in an arc.
The reason is, in my opinion, one, they don't give a damn about us.
It's a bit hard to explain the goals of the fighting when they're political and
saying explicit defined goals would make them look like clowns because it's unlikely
they'll meet them.
So this is our life now, trying to juggle routine while flying missiles over our
heads.
Well, missiles fly over our heads, going out in the sun between one siren and the next,
going to work when we can, we can and take time off on our dime when we can't, sometimes crying
and sometimes not. Is that it? The saddest thing about this whole story is the absolute certainty
that it's all for nothing. Netanyahu, despite his desire to be remembered as Churchill,
was and remains a complete zero who hasn't finished a single job once and has this,
has appointed a collection of zeros around him and has been holding this country hostage for
six years. Answers, we have not like, these are the liberal Zionists. Okay. Like these
are some of the liberal Zionists, like some of the oppositional figures that are, are maybe
a little bit on shaky ground in terms of their unlimited support for Benjamin and YAHO.
Now that there is like some consequences that like broader Israeli society is receiving
from this endless bombing campaigns. And that's important to understand. Okay. Obviously,
have no sympathy for Iran at all. They have no sympathy for Palestinians at all, but they
are feeling the pain of the actions that the government is taking for once. It's kind of,
it's not dissimilar to how like Americans are selfish fat hogs, but they see the price
of the gas pump and they go, wait a minute, why the fuck are we doing this? It's not
dissimilar to that. Okay. This is why the Iran, this is what the goals of the
iranian bombing campaigns are for the record it is what it is to accomplish exactly this
to destroy the veneer of protection that israeli society relies on the israeli government relies
on an effort to say yeah we can bomb everyone we want to and you will never receive the
consequences of said death and destruction campaign because america will always back
us up but now that america is incapable of backing israel up because israel is
incapable of defending itself in the same ways that it always was able to even
in the 12 day war where there was like, you know, bombing campaigns that took place.
But overall, there was a level of protection. If you went into a shelter, you were fine.
Now that interceptors are no longer as capable, now that the eyes and ears around the region
have been destroyed by the Iranian bombing campaigns, all of a sudden it's not so easy
to engage in the interceptions with the Aero system, with the obviously like the
to mere interceptors are not supposed to take out ballistic munitions anyway, like, uh, you
know, uh, coming from the Iranian side.
But basically that paired up with, uh, has bull-loss bombing campaigns as well, like
taking out fucking satcom facilities, radar facilities, things of that nature.
All of a sudden it's like infinitely more difficult, especially considering that Israel is one
of the most heavily guarded air spaces on the planet. Okay. You got like Moscow on the
one hand and you got Israel, uh, specifically Tel Aviv on the other. If you got, if you have
one of the best defended air spaces on the planet receiving blow after blow from Iranian
missiles, all of a sudden the calculation changes quite a bit. Yeah, it's more guarded
than the east coast of the U.S. Yeah, absolutely. I mean, think about it this way. We didn't
have enough THAAD interceptors. We didn't have enough THAADs that we had to literally
go to South Korea and demand and beg them to send some of their THAAD anti-missile
defenses to Bahrain and to UAE and to other places in the region.
It's unheard of.
I mean, this is a massive, massive fucking L for American force projection capabilities.
We're told the whole world, and I kept stressing this over and over again, we told the whole
world that we are completely incapable of going up against the country that has the
economy the size of a fucking American state, okay?
We are so incapable of defending our bases and our own assets that cost billions of dollars
to fucking make.
The assets that actually also play a role in the protective network against defending
our most significant asset, Israel, that we're, we told the world, like, no, we can't do
this.
We don't have the fucking defensive capabilities to go against Iran.
Having said that, however, the reason why I'm saying like this kind of attitude
is not exactly demonstrated in the polls. If you look at the support for the Iran war,
and this is really funny, I love seeing like liberals like Ian Bremmer basically fucking
posting like I have been for years now. He's showing support for the Iran war amongst Americans,
36% approve, 54% disapprove amongst Israelis, 82% approve, 13% disapprove. Bro, that's
That's not true. Iran has the economy of a state because its currency is useless and
it cannot export goods and services. Exactly. That's my point. My point is Iran would have
a blossoming and beautiful economy that's massive, except we are so powerful that we've
been able to, through financial engineering, destroy their economy and reduce the size
of a fucking American state. It doesn't matter. There's the point I'm making.
The point I'm making is that we have that level of capability of diminishing the Iranian economy
and yet we still cannot destroy them militarily.
Another moment where someone says bad take and then repeats and reiterates the take I
make.
Okay.
So, and now we are retreating.
It appears that the U.S. base is evacuating its air force tankers from a Saudi Arabia base.
These tankers have been supporting bombing operations in Iran, and now they've been evacuated
to Europe out of the Prince Sultan air base.
Americana says we're retreating.
We made the largest American strategic retreat in decades before the war even started, and
now we're retreating further.
Objectively, the war is not going well.
This is in direct response to the Iranian ballistic missile attack on Prince Sultan
air base last night.
I've inclined to take this as a signal that the air defense at Prince Sultan are reaching
exhaustion.
This is roughly the timeline I would expect for that.
Like it's, it's nutty.
It's actually fucking crazy that these guys from the start were like, oh dude, our dicks
are so hard, our military is so wonderful, we're fucking destroying Iran, we're gonna
to come out of this victors.
Bahrain prosecutors seeking death panels
of people who photograph missile hits, yeah, I know.
Oson accounts saying new parts
in bombing of Hootman's coming.
That's why those planes are going back. I don't know.
I don't think you guys understand the,
the domestic concerns within Arab Gulf States and the very new concerns,
in terms of, of like Israel dominating the fucking region.
There is a reason why I did not believe the reporting that the Saudi government
was actively petitioning America to bomb Iran.
The reason why I did not believe that reporting was because out of all the Gulf States, there's only one country
There's only one fucking country that was on board with this most likely and even they are
Outwardly communicating that they're no longer on board with this and that's the UAE
Okay, the UAE is is tied to Israel at this point or was tied to Israel at this point and even their
Their their public correspondence so far has been enough is enough. You got to fucking cut it out
out. Because for these guys, what they're saying, what they're seeing is America completely
incapable of defending them, and maybe not even capable of defending Israel, even though
Israel is the primary concern for america that is very clear
More Reuters president Donald Trump's administration is considering reducing oil sanctions on russia to
Oh my god, oh my god, how can you see this as anything but a fucking spectacular l for american foreign policy ambitions american force projection around the globe
it's over. I mean, it's not fully over, obviously, but this is why the empire doesn't die quietly,
but you can kind of see it, right? You have to notice it, right? You have to recognize that
this is very different. This is very different from the heyday. Even then, there were a lot of
problems in the global war on terror, especially initially, but nothing like this. This is,
Because this is complete defeat, total defeat in Moscow can just say no and sell at higher
prices in China and India.
Why would they want this without complete victory in Ukraine?
I mean, I think Moscow would be open to talks with Europe now.
President Donald Trump's administration is considering reducing oil sanctions on Russia
to help cool the surge and global energy prices triggered by the US and Israeli war
Iran with an announcement possible as soon as Monday, according to three sources familiar
with the planning. The move will be intended to boost world supplies of oil and massive
disruption to Middle East shipments from the expanding conflict, but could also complicate
the U.S. efforts to deprive Russia of its revenue for the war in Ukraine.
The discussions could include broad sanctions relief, as well as more targeted options
that would allow certain countries in India to buy Russian oil without fear of U.S.
The United States last week allowed India to temporarily purchase Russian crude oil already on tankers at sea to help it cope with the cuts to Middle East supply.
On the one hand, you got Ukraine sending its fucking forces to help develop drone defenses for the Gulf States.
On the other hand, America is literally telling Russia like you're probably gonna be able to fucking annex like we're gonna offer legal recognition to the annex territories.
And, you know, you can help Europe in the interim because there is a major energy crisis that we designed.
designed. It's ironic because I said this after October 7, if you remember, to all the fucking
like pro Ukraine and pro American, like pro NATO pro Israel and he's I was like, listen
up guys. Our attention is going to be needed elsewhere. We have, we don't have infinite
supply. We certainly didn't have infinite supply to fucking defend Ukraine anyway.
much was clear, but we certainly have our diminishing supplies that are going to focus
on defending Israel, not even necessarily defending Israel, but engaging in offensive
capabilities and helping Israel's offensive capabilities, and our attention was going
to shift to Israel, it did.
And now we're here.
The new moves could be announced as soon as Monday.
The sources said President Trump and his entire energy team have had a strong game
plan to keep the energy market stable well before Operation Epic Fury began.
And they will continue to review all credible options, said Taylor Rogers, a White House
spokesperson using the administration's term for the war.
Any policy announcement will come directly from the president or his team, Rogers said.
It's so crazy, the utter vindication that anti-imperialists have had in like the last
week or the last couple of years at this point, it's just, it's spectacular L after
spectacular L for the United States of America and all of its endless bloody endeavors around
the world trying to maintain this fucking wide, wide empire that spans across nations that
is everywhere all at once and how much our force projection capabilities have diminished.
And yet people are still trying to fucking desperately cope with this reality by being
like, but our weapons are so cool.
It doesn't fucking matter if you have the best weapons.
Okay.
clearly. And I'm not saying this to fucking gloat, I'm not saying this to flex on all the dumb motherfuckers that believed over and over again that like America has this capability, America will be the domineering force in perpetuity.
I'm saying this so that you understand what the initial implicit biases that you had baked
into your fucking collective consciousness about American might, American chauvinism,
Western chauvinism in general, that caused you to make this wrong calculation, to make
this wrong assessment.
Okay?
Tech superiority is utterly meaningless as the millennium incident showed all the way
back in fucking 2002 when you got an enemy that can can cheaply destroy your naval assets
and back then obviously there was tremendous technological limitations for Iran in comparison
to what they have at their disposal now like the Shahad drones that they've developed like
the the American imperialism has as is filled the history of American empire is filled with
L after L of this sort, people just waiting out the conquerors and making it as, making
the penalties as costly as possible with their limited capabilities.
You just don't want America to be a strong hegemonic power in parentheses I live with my mom. Of
course I don't want America to be a strong hegemonic power. Yes, American hegemony,
according to the Lancet study that just came out, has led to 38 million deaths, okay?
38 million deaths just on fucking sanctions alone. That is the death toll of American
Empire, or at least some of the death toll of American Empire. Why the fuck would I want that?
Yes, I want to have diplomacy. I want other countries to also fucking thrive.
I don't want to dominate other countries. Why the fuck would I be in support of
American hegemony when American hegemony is good for people like us because we're not under the boot
Even though, you know, you're not even seeing the returns, right?
You're not like the the return of American empire and the bounties don't even redistribute to the American public regardless
But even then we're in a better position overall in the first world
Then the third world that we fucking dominate by virtue of not being under the boot, right?
having said that, I want other countries to also obviously thrive and survive and have sovereignty
and dignity. So yes, I know that chatter is making a joke. I'm just jumping off that because it's a
commonly shared perspective by many fucking NATO Atlantis' and I'm trying to explain to that
commonly shared perspective. I know the chatter is joking, chatters. I know, I know the chatter
is joking, but, but that's a commonly shared position. So I'm responding to not the chatter
is joke necessarily, but that commonly held position by, you know, American regime enjoyers
and defenders, American imperialism defenders, American Chauvinists. I don't buy the war
ending to be honest with you, RGCC is the writing on the wall and if this happens, I'll be devastated,
I will never be able to go back to Iran with the IR after this with extreme repression,
so fucking sad. You never know. You never know how things might pan out, chatter. You never know.
Is the soundboard gone? I've been missing the fog. No, it's not gone. And people want the
front-facing camera here. Here you go. We can go, we can do front-facing camera if you want.
It is a better camera overall, I know, but.
Anyway.
stopping America for coming back a few months after well because this is too
devastating. What do you mean stock stock on what? Stock on what? If they are
incapable, if this, if the last nine days have shown that America is alongside
Israel is incapable of deteriorating Iranian launch capabilities and and that
Iran can just like close the fucking straight of her moves like they have and
And and create a global catastrophe in the energy markets
Then why the fuck would they like what new weapons can they use? I?
Think Donald Trump has basically exhausted all options in the escalation ladder beneath the nukes
Okay, the final option here is nuclear launches
That's what I think
That's what I was worried about luckily I don't want to say anything but it seems like they're not gonna try it
hopefully they will retreat instead of trying that.
And, you know,
oh, well, well, there's boots on the ground as well. But that's true. There's also that
before the news is boots on the ground, too.
Michael from PA says markets are delusional and disconnected.
The market seeing Trump's taco, Trump always chicas out as unironically an asset to his
government. They give us incoherent ramblings, huge momentum in the markets.
Right now, the oil prices are dropping rapidly after off-the-cuff remarks in trouble about the
war ending. This is totally disconnected from reality. Tankers are not transiting the straight
of our moves. Oil producers are gulping production wells and refinery capacity are
directly under attack and threat. Oil disruptions are going to happen. Markets are delusional.
Israel has escalation dominance. Iran has attrition dominance. There's no escalation beyond killing the leader. We are now in a war of attrition. Yeah. Well, there's also still the nuclear option, not only for America, but for Israel as well.
Let's see what is going on at the top.
Israel remains committed to the objective of this joint operation, to dismantle the regime's
nuclear ballistic missile capabilities, and weaken the machinery that allow it to threaten
the region and oppress its own people.
We hope that soon the people of Iran will have the opportunity to rise up and share
their own future.
Let's begin this morning with the latest U.S. and Israeli air attacks on Iran, including
devastating strikes on the country's oil facilities. The damage is staggering with streets on fire
from ruptured pipelines, Iran is fighting back firing missiles at Israel and hitting
Persian Gulf nations as well. Tehran has confirmed that the son of the top Ayatollah killed
when the war began will be Iran's new supreme leader. US officials now say a seventh American
has died from the Iranian attacks. Chief correspondent Matt Gutman is at the site
of a recent missile strike on a town. It's a medical incident on it's a medical
incident to block. So cluster munitions fired up. It's just a medical incident.
Okay. I'm sick and tired of the lies that's being told by the media making it
seem like it's not a medical incident. COVID death, COVID death, Iranian
missiles. One of those little bomblets hit here, obviously detonating that car
punching through the concrete. It just spring shrapnel everywhere, but all
eyes are on Iran this morning in the selection of Mojtaba Khamenei, the son of the former
Supreme Leader. We don't know much about him except he's very close to the regime and that
this is a clear signal from the regime of defiance.
Overnight thousands marching through the streets of Tehran to celebrate the appointment
of Mojtaba Khamenei, the son of the former leader, a hardliner with close ties to
the security services. Israel with a blunt warning.
The highest risk job right now is to be the new Ayatollah. That's a high-risk job.
They're going to be targeted.
Don't take those jobs. We're watching you.
Over the weekend Israel for the first time, targeting Iran's critical infrastructure. Massive
fireballs lit the city with an eerie orange glow. The Red Crescent says over 1,300
have been killed. And in the streets, rivers of fire as oil leaked into Iran's
sewage system and ignite it. We asked the head of Israel's opposition party why they're targeting
energy infrastructure. Yeah, Israeli opposition is so funny. There is no real opposition.
Okay, this dipshoot is also 100% the support of every other escalation that Israel is engaged in,
whether it be bombing Lebanon, whether it be bombing Syria, whether it be bombing Iran.
He is always on board. There is no real opposition in Israel is what I'm trying to say. There's
There's no opposition in the democratic wishes of society as well.
So the idea that like, oh, Israel is this wonderful moral democracy, it's like, no, they're democratically doing genocide,
and they are democratically demanding that Iran get fucking pummeled. So fuck their democracy, okay?
I don't give a shit.
This is where the money is coming from, and therefore if this would be gone, their ability to do this is going to be reduced significantly.
In response, Iran firing swarms of drones.
This oil refinery in Bahrain targeted Kuwait's Social Security building, turned into a tower
of flames even Dubai's airport hit.
Iran now also changing tactics, turning to cluster munitions, several hitting Tel Aviv.
You can see where one of those sub munitions just punched right through the concrete
here and it detonated firing shrapnel and concrete in every direction. Five people were wounded.
Nizro's bomb squad showing us one of those downed missiles. What you are seeing here this
this is just the fuel tank of one of those giant Iranian missiles and it's about
half as long as the missile would be. It would be about 50 feet long at the very end
would be the warhead. That warhead increasingly has been containing these. These are cluster
munitions and they mount about 80 of these on a single warhead in Lebanon Iran's main proxy
damn damn i can't believe it unbelievable
you mean to tell me they're using um you're using uh warheads like this
good thing Israel has never done so or or refused to sign a treaty an
international treaty alongside the United States of America to not deploy
cluster munitions because that would be really crazy if they had actively
petitioned against that sort of thing and continuously used not only cluster
warheads but also chemical weapons as well like white phosphorus and things
of that nature on a civilian population that they were dominating for
the past three fucking years they conducted a genocide. Oh wait, they did do that. Which
is why everything that they fucking complain about is ridiculous. Literally everything that
they're complaining about. This is why like when people are like, well, Hasan, don't you
think like all civilians lies or where they, I do, but the Israeli government doing propaganda
of this like is a, is a woe is me moment. Okay. Sorry. This is precisely what they've
been fucking doing to everyone in the region. And the first time that they like received
a modicum of pushback, like a fraction of the death and destruction that they have dealt
all around the region, hopefully this will be, you know, this will allow people to understand
like what Israel's been doing. They've been killing so many more people with these weapons
too, because the people that they're killing are under Israeli occupation to begin with
or people that they're killing are, are like paramilitary groups that are, that are able
to mount a response, but don't have any sort of air defenses like Lebanon has purposely
been kept from having air defenses because if the Lebanese government was truly a sovereign
state and not like a vassal state for, for, you know, Western imperialism as well, then
they would have anti-aircraft defense systems.
They don't because those anti-aircraft defense systems would be used against Israeli
fighter jets. That is the reason, right?
The region Hizboa has stepped up rocket and drone fire at Israel, most intercepted.
The response is taking out building after building and ordering hundreds of thousands
of residents of Beirut to flee. Several hundred have been killed there.
Iran has begun conserving its missiles and drones and says it has enough of them to
last for six months of war. Now, U.S. and Israeli officials here have said that they
are not interested in a forever war, but what has become clear is that this is not going
to be a short war either. Adriana.
Matt got my house. I tell you, thank you so much.
Let's get some more analysis now with Jeffrey Sachs, a public policy analyst.
my goat. Another, another, uh, unlimited vindicated, uh, maximum vindication for Jeffrey sex, maximum
vindication for Mersheimer. Let's be real. And I like, it's not like I completely aligned
with Mersheimer, but it doesn't matter. Fucking full blown vindication for these guys. Okay.
And I'm seeing it in the algo too. Like anytime Jeffrey sex speaks about these matters,
I listened to him talk for like 40 minutes on some random fucking, you know, random, like,
uh, analyst show that she had like 500,000 fucking views in a day. People are waking up.
They're like, wait a minute, we're seeking alternatives here because everything that the
mainstream media has been telling us has been full of nonsense. It's been complete fucking
nonsensical bullshit. They keep saying, Oh, Iran is retreating. Iran stockpiles are
are diminished and then Iran keeps pummeling Israel. Iran keeps, Iran keeps pummeling the
Gulf States and the American base in American assets in the Gulf States. How is that possible?
Okay. And then people inevitably seek out other, you know, other analysts and people
that are people that were previously regarded as like cranks or whatever. There's obviously
some, you know, bad examples of this as well. But I am, uh, fully in support of Mersheimer,
just like I was in support of Finkelstein getting his fucking roses. I'm fully in support
of Mersheimer also getting his moment in the spotlight now alongside, uh, Jeffrey Sacks.
Remember, these are people that were yelled at over and over again during, uh, the Russian
invasion of Ukraine. These were people that were, uh, cast as outsiders. Okay.
These were people that were yelled at, cast as outsiders. Oh, you're fucking pro of a lot
of more Putin. You love Adolf Putler. All this shit over and over again. Well, it turns
out they weren't wrong. They were fucking right. No other nation comes even close every
nation that you have been taught to hate. Every leader you have demonized every government
that you call the regime. None come close to these numbers. North Americans will
hear this and still believe that they're the good guys. Irredeemable plays. Yeah.
referencing the new Lansing study that came out that shows that the United States of America
is responsible for on average 400,000 to a million deaths a year by their sanctions
alone.
By the way, both disagree on China. Yeah. I mean, that's why, look, I don't have a,
I mean, he's a, he's a super anti-China, a Mersheimer was. Okay. But my point is,
And also Jeffrey Sachs literally played a role in stripping the assets of the USSR.
So like, you know, they have, we have differences in opinion. And obviously, Jeffrey Sachs has
been incredibly damaging as well.
Like Merchheimer's attitude, Jeffrey Sachs's attitude is closer to mine, at least his
current attitude, which is, multi-polarity, if it is a real multi-polarity, doesn't actually
necessarily yield great damage to America, or American citizens, it's actually much more
positive for American citizens in general.
And it's like in the multi-polar world design follows along the vision of FDR, and what
What it was supposed to look like after World War II.
These four great powers, China, Russia, the United States of America, and at the time,
you thought England, right, were supposed to be four great powers that actually did
not compete with one another, but engaged in diplomacy with one another in order to
avoid conflict.
That was the whole basis of the fucking UN.
France came as a hanger on afterwards and England is obviously gone.
I'm just talking about a bygone era when like that was the overall ambition of like
Allied forces coming together and not piecing up the rest of the land, but instead Allied
forces coming together and creating a new design that was in theory supposed to be
much more peaceful for the rest of the world.
that changed after FDR died. America's ambitions were totally different after a World War tour,
and we immediately started force projecting and waging cold war with Russia, the USSR.
But yeah, the good neighbor policy from FDR from 1933 onward is a direct response to
The Truman Doctrine, which meant that we could invade whatever country we wanted to
invade, whatever country, which is Don Rod doctrine, like closer to Don Rod doctrine.
This doesn't include the 4.7 million people killed in the global war on terror, the 9
million people who starved to death every year, the 5 million who die from curable disease
or the tens of millions killed and left as purges that US allies have done since 1949.
Exactly.
The numbers that Merchimer is reflecting on here is incomplete.
just purely a consequence of sanctions. Because the American, the American imperialist machine
has so many tools at its disposal for for dealing death and destruction all around the globe.
Sanctions are just one aspect of this. One to 2021. And it asked what were the consequences
of 2021 to 2021. And it asked what were the consequences of those sanctions. And we murdered
38 million people, 38 million people. The amount of havoc we have brought on the Middle
East in recent years is just stunning. You ever think about the consequences of the Iraq
War? What we do in places like Venezuela, Cuba, Iran, you understand we're using this
tremendous economic leverage we have to basically starve people, to make them suffer, to inflict
great punishment on them so that they'll rise up against the government.
You understand that this is what we're doing in Venezuela, this is what we're doing in
Iran.
We're inflicting massive punishment on these people.
Give them all that.
I find it very difficult to talk about the United States as a noble country.
It's not.
Our ambitions have always been the same and they will continue to be the same,
which is death dealing around the world
at the behest of capital, okay?
It's not even for you.
You do benefit living in the Imperial Corps
by not being under the boot,
but it's not even beneficial for you.
It's beneficial for lifeless, faceless,
international capital, okay?
back just listen to the Vanguard gossip about Hassan. What the fuck are they saying about
me? Who is this? This is Mersheimer. He's a, he is a, he's a well-respected professor
who believes in a real politic in terms of international relations.
Quinnipiac, did they release a new poll thinking about the relationship between U.S. and Israel?
Do you think the U.S. is too supportive of Israel?
Not supportive enough of Israel or is the U.S. a supportive Israel just about right?
44% say too supportive, 44% say about right.
6% say don't know, not applicable, and 5% say not enough.
Ridiculous.
We got to get those numbers up.
shows me that Americans are still in a cattle state. I mean, compared that to 2023 and it's
like spectacular defeat for the Israel lobby and all of its propaganda apparatus. But again,
by the way, two supportive, 70% of Republicans say two supportive, like,
like, oh, the Republicans are disgusting. I swear to God, 22% of Democrats and 38% of
independency, about right. Cattle, anyway. Yeah, I mean, you gotta take, uh, victories
wherever you can, because that number has greatly shifted in the direction of the truth, which
is that America has unconditional loyalty and support to the state of Israel, and Israel
is a nation led by fucking psychopaths, okay?
said early that he doesn't think one is needed yet, that he doesn't rule the idea of a draft.
What's about that, do you think? I mean, that would be devastating as well. Any follow-up
questions about what they think the current levels of support are? If you don't think
Israel's supported about right, all then about right means something different? Yeah.
At the end of the day, Mershaum is still a might as right guy. He just thinks the
U.S. should work together with the rest of the world to counter China later on, I mean,
I don't know, maybe his attitude will shift considering that he's openly saying that America
is the great evil power, it's not a moral nation at all here.
And former senior advisor to the United Nations, Professor Sacks, really good to have you
back.
Thank you very much indeed for joining us again.
My pleasure.
Well, Wang Yi is saying, of course, that the international stage in the 21st century
should no longer see the replay of what he called old scripts from the 19th century.
I mean, with the Iran conflict widening every day, there are seriously concerning echoes
are there not from the past reverberating today.
What the foreign minister put forward is very mature and very sincere and very important,
But it is not the United States situation.
The U.S. is militaristic, imperialistic, and fighting wars of choice across the Americas
and the Middle East.
And it is extremely dangerous what is happening.
The U.S. is not listening to talk about cooperation.
It is looking for conquest, and it is looking for conquest in Iran, which would be a devastating
reality if that came about, because it would mean crushing a civilization that is ancient,
that is proud, and that has 100 million people in it, and that is a crucial point geographically.
in the world, a pivot in the world. So the foreign ministers' remarks are very
mature, they would lead to world peace, but the United States is acting in a
blatantly imperialistic and expansionist way. And you say the United States is
not listening, but Wang Yi said that China and the US cannot change each other,
but they can change the way that they interact. I mean how could that be
possible now how do they do that I think the grim reality for China is the
United States is out to conquer much of the world this is a fact Donald Trump
says so the US is aiming to overthrow the government of Cuba the US is
militarizing the Americas, the U.S. is out for hegemonic control of the Middle East.
This is a very grim reality.
We've not seen anything so blatant in imperialism since World War II.
What the United States is doing is, even beyond its own rather militaristic standards,
Donald Trump is unhinged, and the American system is unhinged right now.
It demands unconditional surrender of Iran.
It says that Donald Trump will choose the next leader.
These are invitations to World War III, I'm sorry to say.
Incredibly disturbing.
And we did hear from Beijing about the importance of international law and multilateralism
To your point, with the Middle East in flames, surely the very concept of international law
is in tassels. Can it be repaired?
Almost all countries in the world believe in international law. The United States and Israel
do not. Again, grim reality. The U.S. has said openly that it is completely disdainful
of the UN, that the UN is worthless, that it is useless, that it is international law is
a nicety. This is the language of pure imperialism. This is not the language of international cooperation.
It is not the language that China and most of the world subscribe to.
So when Foreign Minister Wenyi speaks, he resonates with almost all of the world.
But the United States absolutely is not listening right now.
And while China is, of course, taking the path of peace, the United States is choosing
the path of war, and it is aiming to destroy the UN, I'm sorry to say, in countless ways.
It has left dozens of UN organizations and treaties.
It doesn't pay its bills.
It ignores completely international law.
It disdains the UN Security Council.
It votes against the rest of the world in the UN General Assembly.
This is the reality of the United States today.
And Donald Trump rebels in it, rebels in what he asserts is his unilateral power to change
the world.
A sobering message, Professor Sacks.
Thank you very much indeed for your insights, as ever.
We're very grateful.
Jeffrey Sacks, a public policy analyst, former senior adviser to the United Nations.
We condemn him in all instances.
French Prime Minister says French is sanctioned Israel and call out us for Iran war
Well, I can't see any get this guy on. Um, I wonder why perhaps there's a reason why
CNN doesn't have people like myself on either. Um, let's be real. Okay. Uh, and they probably will,
in the near future because there is an appetite for it, right? There's an appetite for this
kind of information. It's clear that people want to hear it, and they do have to listen
to market demands to a certain degree. Uncle Sam is going to be on CNN later today, which
is cool. It's cool to see. Hold on. I'm like doing flotilla shit. Okay. Um, not with the
merger. I mean, pre merger, maybe there'll be instances, you know, NATO or a defense is
intercepted a missile heading for two kids. The second interception that has resulted
in the brief falling over two kids since March fourth, by the way, that also happened
earlier today.
We sanctioned Israel for a tragic humanitarian situation in the Middle East, we can take
the measures.
We always say we are dependent, yes we are dependent for the means, we are dependent for the money
Yes, 5 chances, the state.
But the Americans are very dependent on us too.
They don't underestimate our capabilities.
And so I think the simple fact of having an exceptional council of the European Union
with a martial discourse 10 years in the United States, 10 years in Donald Trump,
Monsieur le Président des États-Unis, vous faites n'importe quoi, vous nourrissez la guerre.
You are filling the war around the world.
Today, you are destabilizing Europe.
You are destabilizing the world.
And we will no longer accept an island's adventure.
And let us drop the goods from this.
Let us stop imagining that the United States
We'll be there to help out in Ukraine.
That is the process I've been in France, I know all of that.
In 2003, the vast majority of the Europeans were not on our side either,
but the people of the entire world were with us.
That is why we must be able to strengthen the legitimacy of our world.
This is a disaster, unfouls, I am telling you, when is the end of your plans to open their eyes,
stop going to the Oval Office, begging Donald Trump to grant something for that.
This is clearly to the United States, that their war is illegal,
That it is illegitimate, that it is ineffable, and that it is dangerous.
Just that, coming from Mr Macron, well excuse me, excuse me, it would do the French good, it would do Europe good, it would do people of all world good, and what's more, it would be true.
Trump is live yet.
He's just saying what we're all fucking feeling.
All right, Donald Trump, congressional institute, dancing in front of Republicans.
Trump speaks to Republicans as the Iran war sends oil prices soaring.
Let's take a look.
Oh, he's gonna do the he's gonna do the victory dance, dude. It's fucking awesome
He's gonna say the Iranian Navy is destroyed
He's gonna say the Iranian Air Force is destroyed meanwhile the Iran the Iranian Air Force is like already
Incredibly fucking limited and they have like weapons that we basically retired fighters that we retired in the 80s
And that's their Air Force, right?
This is the mission accomplished banner that they're gonna unfold right here. The Iranian Navy is also
So irrelevant when it comes to working the Strait of Hormuz, they have the go-fast boats
that they use and those boats are fine.
Thank you very much and our great speaker, Speaker Johnson, and a load to the men and
women of one of the most consequential Republican majorities in history.
It's not a big majority, but it's just about the most consequential.
The job you've done is incredible.
And they are members that are warriors and really people that are for the American people
and that's why you're doing well and I think that's why we're going to continue to do well.
We're fighting a little tradition, you know, historically the person that wins.
This is the press conference, by the way, this is the press conference.
The Republican press conference.
We'll probably go home by the men's policy.
For whatever reason, it doesn't work out, but we've done a lot.
I don't know if we've done, I think we've done, I think we had the best first
year of any president ever and that includes you.
You came along with me, you made it happen.
So with your help and hard work, we're making America great again and we're doing it much
faster than we thought.
It's better, it's stronger, and our country is doing really well, I mean, at a level that
nobody thought.
We took a little excursion because we felt we had to do that to get rid of some evil.
And I think you'll see it's going to be a short-term excursion.
How good is our military, right?
Music.
How good.
Short term.
Short term.
Thank you.
They're great.
You know, we all together, in my first term, we rebuilt our military.
And I didn't know I'd be using it so much in the second term, but we have a military
like no other, that is not even close.
But I especially want to recognize the rest of our amazing House Republican leadership
team, and so many of my friends that are congressmen, some senators, if we have some great people
in this room.
But including a majority leader, a real brave guy, because I know the real story, I was
there that night with him in the hospital when he was given a very small chance
of living by a doctor who was very good, by a wife who was desperately in love with him,
she cried so much. Because I've seen the other two, I've seen guys at the end of the line,
the wives aren't exactly shaken up. When they don't cry, when they have no tears,
early sign of tears, this is not a good sign of a great marriage. But he must have
a great marker she was really she was just devastated she was gonna lose her
guy but it worked out that the doctor said more blood was put into him than
we've ever that he's ever seen he was he was in big trouble I looked at him that
night I said goodbye to him but he he made it he was brave and look at the
way fought back for so many different things. Steve Schillers has to piss into a
colossum you have the right member who I really got to know over the last few
years and I'll tell you he's a winner mr. empathy over here but what a way with
words once again talking about Steve Schillers guy who got shot in his butt
and penis at the congressional baseball game but Tom is just a real champion
in the winter and if you have a problem you go to him he gets himself so thank
you very much great job you've done a great job and our conference chairwoman
is Lisa McClain and and we all know Lisa don't get on her wrong side sorry
there's not a cloth bag experience great job great job and a very special
thanks you know you broke a record this is over 20 million this is it's
That's the biggest of these types of events that there's ever been by, actually by a lot.
You didn't just break it, you broke it by a lot, so I want to congratulate you.
But there's just great spirit.
The Republican Party has fantastic spirit.
The level I don't think has been seen before.
I really don't.
We have to get a couple of people on board, which at least one case is virtually impossible.
I wonder who that might be.
sick person. But I want to say a very special thanks to everyone at the Congressional Institute
for helping organize this event. This has been amazing. And over the past nine days,
we've been reminded of how vital our Republican majorities are. And it's America's future.
We're really fighting because these people, you saw the other night at the State of
union you saw these people they wouldn't stand for a mother who just lost her
daughter by having her throat slit from behind they wouldn't stand for the
helicopter pilot who just got the congressional medal of honor for
landing safely washed all my he's still doing the Democrats wouldn't stand up
for the things and he was able to land it safely and this is for absolutely
nobody. This is for those people that I will tell you this much. This is for the, the dumbest
of the cattle. Okay. The ones that are leading the pack into the slaughterhouse. Like at this
point, who the fuck cares about the Democrats not standing up? You know what I mean?
Down the aisle. Completely.
All of those soldiers in the back feel too good. They're looking at a pilot is bleeding
out, but they didn't want to stand for that. They didn't want to stand for a
hundred-year-old soldier who was who had left a legacy of bravery. Everybody talked
about it for years and it was time for him to get the Congressional Medal of
Honor. They didn't want to stand for him. There's something wrong with those
people and we can't let them ever be in a position where they can leave this
country again or destroy this country again because we almost lost this
country. This country was lost to being lost. The representatives in this
room provided the pivotal votes in securing a record $1 trillion for the United States
military this year.
And now the world is witnessing the importance of that investment with one of the most complex
and stunning operations ever conducted.
And that's Operation Epic Fury.
That's a great name.
Is it Epic Fury?
That's even better than Midnight Hammer, which was pretty good, too.
That was where we knocked out their nuclear potential.
That was a big day because if we didn't do that,
they would have had a nuclear weapon within two weeks.
And I think we'd be in a lot different situation.
And then you had, of course, what they did in Venezuela,
how that was.
That was just so far so good.
We've done a real job.
We've got all good ones.
If you go back and you look at Afghanistan with Biden,
one of the worst.
I think the most embarrassing moment in the history of our country, if you look at what
happened with Jimmy Carter with also with...
Operation Epic Fortnite, Schindler's, and Sphinx fear.
That's right.
The hostages, it cost them the election, it was what a mess.
The world respects us right now, more than they have ever respected us.
Because of the Republic, it's been falling down.
The United States has by far the strongest and most powerful military on the face of
the earth.
We're the strongest military anywhere in the earth and now everybody understands it.
Together with our Israeli partners, we're crushing the enemy in an overwhelming display
of technical skill and military force.
Iran's drone and missile capability is being utterly demolished.
The Navy is gone. It's all lying at the bottom of the ocean. 46 ships, can you believe it?
I called it, remember?
In fact, I got a little upset without being able to. I said, what quality of ship?
Excellent, sir. Top of the line. I said, why did we sink them? They said, it's more fun to sink them.
They said, they like sinking them better. They say it's safer to sink them. I guess it's probably true.
But think of it, we've knocked out 46,
it actually took three and a half days.
Their terrorist leaders are gone,
or counting down the minutes until they will be gone.
Think of it, we had leaders, and they're gone.
Though we had new leaders, and they're gone.
And now nobody has any idea who the people are
that are gonna be the head of the country,
and will not relent until the enemy
is totally and decisively defeated.
as
remember
around its soul
many bad things
they were really if you look at salamany was taken out as you know that but you
know
but if you look at salamany
the father
of the roadside you can't run so
Most people don't understand that's so fucking. Oh my god. It's so dumb.
Happily drive by the bomb goes off and no matter how strong the armament it just kills the people or you lose your arms legs and face
And those bombs got worse and worse and he got happier and happier
That was a big thing because he was the other might have been a much different Suley money. Listen cousin Suley money
was literally
the number one killer of the people who were putting those roadside bombs, okay?
And and was in direct contact with the American military
Virtually the entire time throughout the global war on terror like when we talk about the the Iranian intervention in the region
Okay, Syria is different. But as far as like Iraq goes
like the IRGC forces were quite literally the
the IRGC forces were quite literally working in tandem with the American
forces for the most part a lot of the fallen the warriors talking about the
Iraqi insurgency which is pre-Isis it doesn't matter or they seem to even
even pre even even before then over does a great job like the Iraqi
And the Iranian government literally sent a morning they they were mourning the loss after 9 11 there
They were shocked when the American government decided to put Iran in the axis of evil
They're like what the fuck acts of evil bitch the people that did this to you are our ops our main ops in the region
They're like Saudi Arabia is right there
They're the ones who did it what the fuck are you doing and then America's like no you're the you're the reason you're the enemy actually
ways, but we haven't won enough. We go forward more determined than ever to achieve ultimate
victory that will end this long-running danger once and for all. 47 years, it should have
been done a long time ago. The world would have been a different place had some president
had the courage to go and do it. They should have done it many, many times. They had many
opportunities. The United States of America is the greatest and most exceptional nation
in human history and will not be threatened by evil terrorists and lunatics any longer.
We just can't do that.
And, you know, when I always talk about how great our nation is, I don't know.
I don't consider our nation very great for four years under Biden.
We were a laughing stock all over the world.
We were a laughing stock.
So, you know, I say, great, great, great, but, man, when you look at what happened
with so many different things, the open border, 25 million people, many of them,
bad people pouring into our country with open borders that just said, come on in, come on in,
makes no difference. They emptied their jails into our country. 11,888 murders, 50 percent of
which murdered more than one person. The drug dealers came in. The mentally insane came in.
They emptied their mental institutions. They emptied their insane asylum. That's a step
above a mental institution they emptied it more right into our country none of this is real i don't
even know where to begin like i want to do like a daniel i want to do a daniel dale debunking but
like i can't even do a fucking debunking because every single thing he's saying is a lie we're
saddled with all of the problems of the criminals that were let in you know look this my favorite
type of trump lie is when he's also projecting like shit that we have done like in al savador
where we literally did empty out our prisons of the MS-13 gang members without telling the Salvadoran
government like we did do that to them. So it's always funny when they go oh and they're emptying
out their prisons like no we did that actually we literally did do that that was a part of American
foreign policy back in the day and it's so it's so crazy that they just fucking hit this
hit this line over and over again like oh they're emptying out their insane asylums
parts of South America, Asia. They sent in their asylum jitters are alive. You're misleading
your audience. Oh my God, the dumb cattle unironically believe that insane. Oh no, you're 24 month
subscriber. You're fucking idiot. Okay. There's no way asylum seeking is a legal application
to seek asylum on us soil. It doesn't mean literally these guys are coming from insane
in this islands. Please please stop meaning like this. Oh my God. And you're going through
it right now fellas. When you're going through it's not even believable. You know we should
be very safe right now especially when we're attacking somebody that's evil. Bad intention.
But last week 53 House Democrats voted against the resolution affirming that Iran remains
the world's number one state sponsor of terror.
I wonder how we'll do that.
I mean, almost every act, whether it's Hamas or Hezbollah, no matter what, you take a look.
It's Iran or Iran sponsor.
And even more outrageously, as we speak, Democrats have shut down the Department of Homeland
Security.
They've got to shut down.
Do you believe it?
Right now, because they care more about amnesty for illegally alien criminals than
about protecting the lives of Americans. I mean, take a look at it. The American citizen
is another Jeffrey Sachs interview by Democrats. How the fuck do I get Jeffrey Sachs on the
broadcast? By the way, Chatters, I want Jeffrey Sachs on the broadcast. I want him. How do
we do that? Any of you who's students at Columbia just refused to clap stand up. No,
the big three networks are there because somebody was passing. No, you people are
getting killed tonight. They're all set. They'd stand up for everything I was saying.
Oh, it doesn't matter. We're everything. We're bigger than the B3.
They're just standing up for things that they shouldn't have stood up for.
Because they got the word. You get and kill tonight.
Stand up and clap for the woman that just lost her daughter, please.
Do a violent criminal.
But Democrats must vote immediately to reopen the Department of Homeland Security
so that we have the resources to keep America safe.
Yeah, I asked my daughter, Kyle, the King Palenque.
Under our pro-America, pro-worker, pro-family agenda, our country is winning again and America
is respected again.
I think we have a country that's as hot as it's ever been, ever before, maybe hotter.
I say it all the time, the King of Saudi Arabia said it to me better than any other
He said, you know, I'll get along with a very well, very smart person.
That's not, this is not actually Jeffrey Sags.
Your country was dead. Absolutely dead. We never thought it was coming back.
This is a fucking reactionary, Jeffrey Sags. Totally different and annoying as fuck.
With the hottest country anywhere in the world, by far.
And that's before we showed off our military strength with Venezuela and now with Iran.
You know, he also is a professor, but he's a different Jeffrey Sachs than he sucks.
I've been duped by that too.
I was in the past, I've seen like some bullshit that he has said where I was like, damn,
what the fuck, Jeffrey Sachs is like that, but no.
In our country, inflation is plummeting.
Incomes are rising.
The economy is surging.
Our border is the most secure.
The problem is that he's just too forgiving with Russia in terms of the invasion of
Ukraine.
in 125 years, as before my father was born. My father was born six years later than that.
I don't know if he'd like to talk about his age. She said don't talk about it. I've heard it all.
But think about 125 years ago, 1900, the year 1900, the stock market has set 53 all-time record
highs since the election, and it's going to go a lot higher soon as we get rid of this
stuff that we're doing right now that we really had no choice. I mean, I think,
I asked people, I said, would you rather do this, or would you rather go along nice and smoothly,
but eventually have a catastrophe, the likes of which perhaps the world has never seen.
And just about everybody says, except for Lunatic, said, you had to get it done.
Should have been done a long time ago. The average 401k is up almost $35,000,
think of that, and said the best they've ever done. And I think you're going to see
some real numbers when this gets, because this was always a dark cloud hanging over, not
only Israel, which was going to get wiped out, you know, if we didn't do that B2 attack,
Israel would have been wiped out. They would have had a nuclear weapon within two weeks
after that. And even now, I think they were looking to take over the Middle East,
because when you look and we have pretty good proof, all of those missiles that were
so stupidly aimed at Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE, they were all aimed at others.
countries that were sort of like kind of weren't so stupidly aimed there. It seems right because
sort of neutral, but they weren't doing it. All of a sudden they're getting hit with missiles
and they could have gone. I love that. This is like day one. This is day one means for the record.
This is literally, this is what they were going with the first day. This is like what
John Stuart was saying. Oh, how dumb of Iran to hit American military bases in the region.
And if we not how dumb of Iran to hit CIA assets in the region how dumb of Iran to try to neutralize
Mossad agents in the region because I see the Democrats trying to justify it and they're failing
because the voter on the street is saying yeah this was also funny thank you so much you're
using our neighbor's territory to avoid high marces against our people apparently including
a destination plant within a week if they were going to attack us 100% they were ready
They had all these missiles far more than anyone thought.
And they were going to attack us.
But they were going to attack all of the Middle East and Israel.
And if they had a nuclear weapon, they would have used it in Israel.
And this was going to be a major attack on all.
They had all of those missile sites and all those launches that we got rid of, about
80 percent of them right now, by the way, got rid of.
Most of them, you know, see, it's died down to a trickle.
They have very few launches left.
What our military has done is amazing.
They wiped out almost 20 percent, maybe 22, 23 percent, but the rest are going very quickly.
And the missiles have been largely knocked out.
The drones have been knocked down, and we're hitting where they make the drones.
We know them all, and we're knocking the hell out of that now, where they manufacture
the drones.
A lot of work, a lot of brilliant work, but we're going to have a much safer world
as soon as it's finished.
It's going to be finished pretty quickly.
With the help of our House Republican majority, we passed the largest tax cuts in American
history.
We have to be talking about it.
Donald Trump is making up for the fentanyl gap with an unlimited amount of copium.
He's offering so much copium, but you can smoke.
Everyone in the room is overdosing on it, okay?
They're gagging on it.
They're overdosing on it.
It's great that nobody ever talks about Tom, and we have to talk about it.
made interest on auto loans fully deductible. That's never happened. We've never had that.
You know, rich people always get deductions, but middle-income people, people that have to
struggle a little bit, never did. But now they can deduct the interest paid against their
taxes. It's, uh, we have one little provisional, and I put this on, it's very important.
Only if the car is made in America. All right? That's going to have a huge impact.
going to have a huge impact. We passed the Trump accounts to give every child in America
a head start on the American dream. That's so good. It was.
We're going to wipe out your future. But you will be able to do stock trading at the age
of seven. Six million, two hundred and fifty million
dollars. Think of it. Started with very little nothing.
Started from the bottom. Now we're here. Also in the bottom.
And he said, yeah, people started liking them better than the ones from the store.
And he never stopped.
And he can write a check for 6 billion, 250 million.
He said to his incredible wife, Susan, they said that's the best, best thing that
I love sucking off billionaires.
Billionaires are your salvation.
They're good people.
They're good people.
You shouldn't bring out the pitchforks.
It's so good.
So good.
Child turns 18 or 21 and all of a sudden they have $100,000 in the bank.
What a difference that is between having that and having nothing and it could be more than
that.
What he said so far is one contradiction after another.
And we pass one.
Trump so far, war will be a short-term excursion, war will continue until the enemy is totally
indecisively defeated, war we already won in many ways.
We haven't won enough.
You go forward more determined than ever to achieve ultimate victory.
Like at some point, America is half the cope with the reality that the person that's leading
the country is genuinely a fucking baboon.
Okay.
I don't, I mean, many Americans are already aware of it, especially when it comes to like,
you know, domestic concerns where they're like, the fuck are you talking about?
The prices are not down at all.
You son of a bitch, right?
But like you have to realize every single thing that he says is not only a lie,
is directly at odds with the thing that he said prior. This is a nation run by a pedophilic
baboon, okay? It sucks, but it's the truth. He will continue, he will continue to reiterate
points that are directly in contradiction to the point that came prior to it. Over and
over again. It doesn't even matter though, because his base eats that shit up. His base
has developed
this this incredible appetite for misinformation
it is genuinely alarming where they will go
war is over in a matter of moments of a hell yeah war is over mission accomplished
and then he will follow that by saying and we will continue the war
uh... for an endless amount of time
uh... until there's a decisive victory they go yeah
will continue the war
in the in a matter of moments they hear the words come out of his mouth
and immediately they they swap their position
they don't they do not recognize the contradictions they do not recognize
anything they're just like i believe you sir was the problem but we're really
bringing down prices big you notice you don't hear that word anymore
they don't say it anymore because we brought down prices so much
so our message is simple saying that's great now
fucking amazing policies are totally ending them and they
they're ended and we're doing better we're even bringing them down further
There'll be way down and we're yeah, these are the same. We're not cattle. Don't be sheep.
Don't be sheep, brother. I'm an independent thinker. I think it's two and a half months.
1.7% inflation. Three months. 1.45% inflation. Think of that. Whereas they had the highest
inflation in the history. The single highest inflation in the history of our country. Now,
you know, I always say this, they say 48 years because I don't want the fake news to get
me on it. They say it wasn't history it was 48 years that the inflation was the highest in 48 years
but I don't know in some ways 48 years sounds even worse because it's very specific
but they had the highest inflation probably in history but in 48 years we inherited that one of
the first targets must be the crushing health care. We have to crush the and take over the
health care situation which we can do. For the first time we can do it since the passage of the
unaffordable care act. Socialized medicine. Big insurance companies have gotten rich. They've made
money like practically no other companies have made with our government giving them hundreds of
billions of dollars and their stock prices soaring to up to 1,700 percent, 1,000 percent,
1,200 percent, 1,600 percent, and even 1,700 percent.
The government gave them essentially trillions of dollars.
And I want that money to be paid to the person, not to the insurance company, and let them
go out and buy their own health care.
And people love it, people love it.
You'll get better health care at a much lower cost, and they'll be sort of part
of the system. But the money we spend is so much we spend numbers that nobody could even
believe. But the healthcare companies, because the Democrats are owned by the insurance companies,
remember that? And so they have a problem. That's why it's hard to get it fixed because
they are totally owned and controlled by the healthcare, by the insurance companies.
insurance, but the insurance companies themselves. So when you want to do something that's good
for the people, but bad for the insurance companies, it's very, very hard for them to go in a different
way. Now Republicans never do that kind of thing, right? You're owned by nobody, right?
Nobody. See, young girls obviously, yes, some of them are a little bit shaky, but they're
Republicans, we love them, we love them anyway, right Mike? But they are owned by
those big powerful insurance companies that are making a fortune and it's hard to
get them to do the right thing. They know what the right thing is. So we want the
money to be paid directly to the people and let the people go out and buy
their own health care and people love it. They love it. We can own the issue.
For the first time ever, Republicans can own that issue. I'm also asking
you to take swift action to codify my most favorite nation policy on drug prices.
The biggest, that alone should win them in terms. We have, and I tell the story all the
time, my first term, third year, I actually had a slight, it was one quarter of one percent
decline in drug price. First time in 28 years, I was so proud. I went home and told
our great first lady who's now a movie star. I said, I got the biggest, can you believe
That movie was hot. And it is hot. She became a movie star.
It was a good movie. But I went home and I said, you know, it's amazing.
We do so well. We work so hard. This issue is the single, biggest issue.
We, we, okay. I had a news conference. I'm embarrassed to say.
Okay, long time ago my third term my first term third year. He admitted because I went
Nobody's I did
Years I brought it down one quarter of 1% now I brought it down
80% 90% 75%
Depending where the teleprompter is crazy because I say
400%, 500%, 600%, depending on the way you want to talk about it, if you want to talk
about pricing.
But using a conservative number, what we've done is we paid the highest price for drugs
anywhere in the world, and now we pay the lowest price for drugs anywhere in the world.
We are tied for the lowest price.
Whoever has the lowest price, that's what we pay.
And I did that through tariffs.
We had a little disappointing decision to put it mildly from Supreme Court.
Terrible decision for the people.
But the good news is I have lots of other ways of doing the same thing.
I just have to work a little harder.
They want me to work harder, but we're doing the same thing with a lot of work.
But I used tariffs to get those because I went to other countries.
The drug companies were not easy, but I got them.
And I said, we're not paying.
We were paying for a pill, $130, that in London and Germany, in different places, you'd pay
$10.
So we were paying 13 times more.
They're paying $10, we're paying $130.
And the drug companies, I called them in.
We had a rough time, but it wasn't that bad.
And they agreed because they knew that I couldn't get the countries.
You had to get the countries to approve it.
And I called up, and you've heard me say this a couple of times, not often.
I called the countries up. I called up France. I said, Emmanuel, you have to cut your good
friends from America a reasonable deal. What's happening is you are paying a tiny fraction
for drugs. No, no, Donald, I cannot do anything about that. I said, you can, you can. He
said, no, no, I will not do it. I will not do it because he'd have to raise his
pill from $10 to 20 and maybe even 30. Ours would come down from $13 to $130 down to $20
to house. Think of that. That's what you're going to get. From $130 to $20, but he has
to double this price from $10 and they were the boss. I said, no, no, you won't know.
Don't know. Don't know. I can't remember. Try to find wind bombs in China. They were
saying no no no we can't find them they're everywhere it's so windy 100% no no we will
not because you know they have to double up their prices and I said well he's a
story if you don't do it I'm gonna put in the case of Emanuel I said a 100%
tariff on all wines and champagne's coming into the United States no no
Donald you cannot do that I said I've already got the legislation
No, no, no, no.
I decided.
So fucking stupid.
Emanuel, he said, Donald, I will agree to this.
So he agreed.
Everybody agreed.
I got every country to agree.
And now you've done something that no other president could have done.
No, I don't want to brag.
But you know they said this about a lot of things.
No other president can do some of this shit I'm doing.
No other president.
The things I'm doing, nobody else was going to do it.
I say, they say it all the time, sir, could you do this?
You're the only one can do it.
But we got it done.
And we got the countries to all go along.
Because I said, if you don't do it,
I'm going to raise your tariffs to 200% to 150%.
And that's 10 times more than I'm asking for.
And every single one, if it took me five minutes,
that was like a long time.
I was doing badly with that one.
So now we have most favored nation pricing
into permanent law, and you should codify it.
But I don't care that much about codifying it
because what politician's gonna agree
to increase drug prices by 500%, okay?
So, but it's still good to have it codified,
don't you agree?
You know, they're saying, sir, we have to codify it.
I said, that's okay, but I'm not.
Other things you should codify.
That I can tell you.
This one, you should codify
because you wanna take credit for it.
You want to take credit for it.
So if you can, please codify it.
Get out there and codify it.
You're getting an 80%, 85%, 55%, 70% reduction
in drug prices.
Codify it.
But if you don't, no president's
going to raise it in my opinion.
Although they are crazy, these people are crazy.
They could find a way.
You better get it codified.
And as we work to bring down interest rates
so that more Americans afford a house.
I'm also asking you to ban the Wall Street firms,
large Wall Street firms, institutional investors,
from buying up thousands and thousands
of single family homes, hundreds of thousands of homes,
because homes really are for people, not for hedge funds.
We want to get the market out so we can do it.
And we're stopping it.
We want people to be able to buy a house.
it's the American dream.
Buying a house is a part of the American dream.
And we must also stand up for the safety of our citizens.
One of my guests at the State of the Union was Anya Zuritska, the mother of beautiful
23-year-old Ukrainian girl who was stabbed to death on a train in North Carolina by
a deranged criminal, arrested more than a dozen times, and I had the mother, as you
know at the State of the Union and she was devastated. Beautiful woman devastated, uncontrollably
devastated. And you're not going to believe this. We couldn't get one Democrat. I can believe
it. Even clap. The Republican. I totally believe that. That's hilarious. Now one Democrat
in that whole room even thought about clapping. They sat there frozen faced, disgusting.
Republicans should get every member of Congress on record and pass a tough new
crime bill that imposes harsh penalties for dangerous repeat offenders, which just
nut was, cracks down on rogue judges and prosecutors and ends no cash bail once
and for all. No cash bail is a big part. I mean you have a man murder somebody
and by that afternoon he's out on bail. No cash bail. It's a huge a huge
problem. We also need to end deadly sanctuary cities in your bills before you
know and you're working on things but hopefully you can do that Mike because
it's terrible. They're sanctuary for criminals. That's all they are sanctuary
for criminals. They fight ice all the time. That was a problem up in Minnesota.
They had a lot of criminals in there. They wouldn't give it to us and to stop
illegal aliens who cannot even speak English from driving 18-wheel tractor
trailers. They have no idea what they're reading. I wouldn't be able to
do it in their countries. There's arrows and there's speed limits. They have no idea what
they're reading. And in many cases, there are drugs on top of that. We need to ban any
state from granting commercial driver's licenses to illegal aliens.
And I want to thank House Republicans for passing another common-sense measure. I would
think it's the easiest thing I just thought Mike you know you were at 19
million dollars I have to say this because I've never contributed I was a
huge contributor for years and years once I became president I never
contributed any money because the greatest thing about being president is
I no longer have to contribute no wherever asked me for money they asked
me for my endorsement I've endorsed just about everybody in the room but
keep winning, right? 124-0 this Tuesday. 124 wins, no losses. Is that correct? And there
were some rebels. We endorsed a few rebels, right? A few that Mike was seeing. That's gonna
be a tough one. But we're 124-0. But as president, nobody ever asked me for money. And as
president, you know, like, as president, you sort of don't make campaign contributions,
But I heard you were at $19 million today, I said has that ever been done?
No sir, it's a record, but 20 would sound better, right, Mike?
He said, I'm going to give you $1 million.
It's the first time I've done that. I never did it before.
I never did it before.
My neighbor is a senator from Mugimento, Sibadano, a part of here in Mexico City,
from the awarding end. I reset the marina.
I never did it before.
Now I'll be hit up by every political group, every Republican running, sir can I have some,
give me a little cash. I'll have Emery come up to me say how about a little cash for my campaign.
I will no longer have the excuse that as president anyway now, but we had to hit the 20, right?
We had to hit the 20. That was a hell of a thing. You beat it by a lot. You beat the record,
the previous record by a lot. But I want to thank House Republicans for passing another
a common sense measure, to me the easiest of all,
the Save America Act, to protect our sacred American.
Look at this.
Look.
It's the easiest thing we have.
I can't, ah, it's the easiest thing we have.
Now the problem is you call it the SAVE Act and nobody knew what the hell the SAVE Act.
Have you been seen?
I've been working overtime the last month.
The Irene Zyruska stuff never made sense to me because the guy had not been in prison
for or arrested for five years.
It had nothing to do with bail or leniency or anything.
I guess you could argue in favor of involuntary confinement, but also not everything is a
policy failure.
A mentally ill person hurting someone is something that just kind of happens sometimes
even with better mental health care.
It will occasionally happen.
Yeah, but it doesn't matter because it was a black guy with a long criminal
track with a long criminal record killing a white lady and not like that dynamic in and
of itself is so revealing of what this propaganda serves because if you recall what Donald Trump
said in the state of the Union which the media didn't really cover all that much that was
crazy, is that although Irina was the the migrant in this situation, and Irina's killer
was the the American born American citizen in this situation, he quite literally said
this was another instance of migrant crime. Like he straight up swapped the fucking rolls
and made it seem like it was an undocumented migrant that had killed an American citizen.
Because the entire anti-immigration narrative is built around white nativist sentiment.
It's built around white supremacy.
So even if the role reversal here is that it was an American citizen that killed a migrant,
he's basically fucking saying that it was actually a migrant that killed an American
citizen.
The voters must show the act.
Voter ID.
Ready?
This is not complicated.
Voter identification.
now if you have a whole list but I don't want to put I have like hundreds of
things on the list if you give you go shopping if you do this you buy a car
your license again point you everything you need to have guys they did not kill
the pen they did not kill Benjamin and yahoo and I don't think Iran also killed
banga very either there are however reports of such incidents so we'll
obviously wait to see if that's true or not except for illness disability
military or travel.
Mail-in ballots are a disaster.
Jimmy Carter, the best thing he ever did, he headed a commission after he was president.
It was the single best thing, and he did a thing on mail-in ballots.
He said mail-in ballots should not be allowed because they are inherently dishonest.
And we have seen it time and time again, and we just keep going with it.
And I put that down as a top three.
Look, no mail-in.
And now you have the exceptions for the military and I would even say foreign-based military, but for the military
Trump is the same as you guys manipulate the market, yeah, the money is still fake. It's never been more fake
And are you traveling? You know, you have an excuse?
And I was lenient on that. But those three things. Then I added two more. These are best of. You know, best of.
These are called best of Trump.
We should also add on to this bill, and so what I've asked Mike to do is to draw a new
one with these few things added.
And let's go for the gold.
Let's not just get one, like, voter ID, but, you know, it can be given to you by your
daughter.
You know, your daughter, she has to be of age, like above six years old, she's
allowed to say.
You had to see some of this stuff is so bad.
They're doing everything possible because they know if we get this, they probably won't
win an election for 50 years, okay, and maybe longer, and they're going to fight like hell.
But boy do they get killed because even the Democrats, you saw the numbers today, Democrats
voted 86 percent that this stuff should be passed.
The Democrats with Republicans, you're 98 percent, but Democrats are at 86, except
for the people that run the Democrat party.
What did he say?
They want to try and win elections.
You know, if we get this, they probably
won't win an election for 50 years, OK?
And maybe longer.
And they're going to fight like hell.
But boy, do they get killed.
Because even the Democrats, you saw the numbers today,
Democrats voted 86% that this stuff should be passed.
The Democrats, with Republicans you're at your age.
Girls of age at six years old, y'all are so dumb. Who cares? Okay. Yeah, sure.
I say 95% maybe a hundred percent.
No men and women sports. Very simple.
Add that in. And
yes.
And I wanted to add in one of the, I'm not even adding in no open borders because
you know, there's some people that like open borders.
These people are crazy, but that's okay.
Because I want five things that are like close to a hundred percent.
No transgender mutilization surgery for our children you can't have trans gender
So those five things
five voter ID citizenship mail-in ballots no mail-in ballots
Right
We don't want men playing in women's sports. That's got to be about a close to a hundred percent
We don't want men playing in women's sports and no transgender mutilation.
You're a Turkish-American peerless buddy.
Your true color shine when you talk about coup d'etat.
You said the Kurdish people committed atrocities.
I did not say that.
Buddy, what do you think your beloved Turkey does?
You support Palestine relentlessly but calls you as puppet.
And say how we fall for it again.
We cast shit Hassan.
The colonialism is truly in the blood of every Turk and American.
Yes, you did.
I said the Kurdish people commit atrocities, the fuck are you talking about?
You absolutely watched someone bastardize my words.
I'm sorry I really had hope for you, man, shut your bitch ass up, dumbass.
And so you know what, I want to unban you, I'm going to play with my food a little bit
more.
Iran saw Trump's CBS quote Iran's deputy foreign minister says the first condition for a ceasefire is to halt further attacks
It's so funny cuz like the Kurdish parties have literally come out and said yeah
We're not gonna fucking do the bidding of America this time and this shatter is still yelling at me
Because I said the initial assessment which was like Israeli reporting in general
was that the Kurdish militias were going to move into Iran and play a role in destabilizing
the country at the behest of the CIA and Mossad, which is, once again, regardless of the
understandable ambitions of Kurdish peoples in developing autonomous regions or developing
Kurdistan, is totally at the behest of American empire. It's fucking ridiculous and it's idiotic
Because guess what, Americans are gonna literally turn around.
How come the last time you tweeted about the cars was seven years ago? Just curious. Wait, what? That's also not true.
I've tweeted about the cars quite a bit this past week.
Um, again, complete bullshit.
And it's also completely irrelevant because guess what?
While my criticism of what the Kurds were willing to do was directly related to what the Israeli news media was claiming that they were going to do, that they were going to play a role in, it doesn't even fucking matter because guess what, the actual Kurdish troops are not on board with it, at least for the time being.
Someone called in the majority report last week saying he was shown a clip of you claiming the Kurdish religious are ages of Israel from yesterday
Then proceeded they explained the same assessment you had shocker people must be clipping out of context. I know
Stop getting fucking duped with dumb ass bullshit dumb ass chatters
Save
It's the save america act
If you could set it up in full form full form
Meaning to straight
We will, I think, the Senate has to approve it, I really do, I think, and they're gonna have to go to the filibuster,
and maybe it's gonna be the talking filibuster like the old days, the great Jimmy Stewart, right?
Remember the great movie, Jimmy Stewart, but they have to get it done, because if we don't get this done, I'm for...
What are you talking about, Adonis is a victim of a religious sovereign nation. Stop acting like we get a stand and bring you to a move. Wait, what?
Now they're, now they're Turks that are mad at me because I'm too critical of Adon.
Like, this is why it's so stupid, because the Turks get mad at me for shitting on Adon for what it does to the fucking Kurds, okay?
And then the Kurds get mad at me because they don't hear me talk about Adon and what he does to the Kurds.
Kurds and and now the Turks are getting mad because they're saying like oh well
we have no sovereignty what is that are the ones supposed to do it's fantastic
all it does is just all it does pile on the fucking misinformation it's want
it's wonderful and this is an even bigger example so if you could if I
I can ask the people in this room to go for the gold.
We're going for the gold.
We're not going for the bronze.
We're not going to sign a watered-down version
like has been sent up there.
Let's go for the gold, and let's just not accept anything else.
I'll tell you what, I'm willing to just sort of say
I'm not going to sign anything until this is approved.
I really am, but that's how bad it is.
And we're going to have to push the Senate,
Because you have four or five senators that are, I don't know, four or five Republican senators,
you have to explain them to me, but we're not going to get into that.
But we're going to push them to get it done because I don't think you can politically
exist if you're not going to do voter ID and these things.
I don't think the people in this country will stand for it.
So I'm making my biggest plea tonight.
It'll make you, and I'm not doing it for this reason, at all, it'll guarantee
the midterms.
guarantee the midterms if you don't get it big trouble my opinion if you get this your midterms
and they know it. It's so funny that he's just like openly saying that we have to we have to
not do democracy like he's so he's like we can't have democracy obviously it's completely fucked
We're completely fucked because I've ruined everything.
So what we have to do is cheat.
We have to just make it as hard as possible for people to go out and be able to vote.
That's the goal here.
That's the overarching goal.
That's the only consideration here.
And it's awesome.
He's openly saying it out loud to the Republicans that are listening to him.
And if this was any other, quote unquote, regime overseas, we'd be covering it fucking
endlessly.
Okay?
We'd be covering it as we'd be like the Trump regime as openly stated that they are in favor
of destabilizing the normal election process.
And the cheating was at an inspirational level.
We can't let that ever happen again.
And then they cheated again in the last election.
But I went up, the term I used most was too big to rig.
You got to go out, don't believe, because we had polls having us way up.
I said, don't believe the polls, go out and vote, make it too big to rig.
And that's what happened.
A couple of races, they cheated on, they got away with it, a couple of Senate races,
in my opinion.
But we have to make it too big to rig, and that's what we did.
But we shouldn't have to win an election that way, you could have a hard time winning
elections that way.
So you've got to get that passed and if we fight fight fight, we will win win win
And we will make our country safer and stronger and richer and greater than it ever has been before
And I want to say very important because they would like you not to say this because this is a terrible thing in their opinion to say
God bless you and God bless America. Thank you very much everybody. Thank you very much
and then he's gonna do the
He's going to do it. It's so funny. It's so awesome. He's going to do the press conference
or announcement in a little bit after this, I think, in like a half an hour or something.
You're just like Claudia Shyma, is this the 6-7 video?
Yeah, Claudia Chambamaha 6-7, Mithio and Jalisco.
Anymore question, isn't most of the people who have passports in America are high education,
so Democratic is in Trump kind of playing himself here?
No, because the goal to add these additional hurdles is to apply it exclusively to areas
where there are blue voters.
You add the voter ID stuff on board, and it's not actually to just like make the
elections safe. The elections are American elections for all of the problems that we have
in America. Our elections are pretty fucking free, okay? And they're pretty well safeguarded.
Now, Trump is trying to change that, but the real problem with the American elections
is not voter fraud. There's no evidence for this whatsoever. It's another fucking
lie that they just add onto the pile. It's actually voter suppression. The problem
is not enough people are voting rather than too many people are voting. That's why it's
like incredibly stupid. But this is yet another thing that Republicans before Trump as well
actively primed the base to believe. And Trump is just knocking it out of the park. If he
just did it on his own, he would probably favor Dems. But he also wants to nationalize
the elections and then run them from Washington. So like literacy test and poll taxes if
if it was done selectively, yeah.
The real problem is voter disenfranchisement. The real problem is engineering elections
in a way where every single person can't go out and vote, especially because during COVID,
we did the mail-in ballots and Trump did not like that. Why didn't he not like that?
Because a lot more people had the capacity to fucking vote. People were at home. And
that's the reason why Trump also constantly says, I got more votes than any other Republican
ever before. Yeah, you did because it was easier for people to vote for you, but it was also
easier for people to vote for Joe Biden. So that is the reason. That is the reason why
they will never allow elections to take place on national holiday. That's the reason why
we can't do compulsory voting because if more people had, if there was real democracy,
There were more people...
What?
It'd be top-lush.
Hey, I'm sorry that I might have been too accusatory. I shouldn't have called those things. I'm sure you're fighting a good fight, but I really feel the need to send my Kurdish people back home. Thank you for the coverage, son.
But I just want to kindly remind you to be aware that the Kurds are very limited options.
Yeah, I am aware that the Kurds are very limited options. Chatter what the fuck are you talking about?
That's my assessment as well. You're yelling at me for things that you probably agree with.
My statement is on what happened with Rojava, okay?
Kurds will fucking fight to the end only to get betrayed at the end every single time
It's that simple
Yes, it is utterly unacceptable to
Fall for it again, but this time literally litter fall for it again, but this time
specifically like directly directly at the behest of Israel. It's ridiculous.
You said they're spying for CIA or some shit. Yes, if the Kurdish militias were literally,
there are, first of all, there are literally Kurdish militias inside of Iran that work with
Mossad. Okay, this doesn't mean that all Kurds are working for a Mossad. That's not
That's not what I'm saying at all.
Okay?
That's number one.
Number two, Kurds have worked alongside the CIA.
It's true.
They did.
In Syria, they did.
You know, I was in support of Rojava.
But the reality is, yes, they absolutely got arms and also training from the American
State Department, the American military, the CIA.
This is not a controversial statement.
just our accurate reflection of facts. And at the end of all of that, they got betrayed
regardless. Turkish-backed forces were able to successfully topple the Assad government,
and Turkey obviously demanded a prize for all of the work that they put in. And then
they turned around and destroyed any kind of like Kurdish autonomy that could have
existed in Rojava. You don't really have the luxury to pick your allies when no one else
is offering you help but that doesn't change the outcome would not be good yet. So like
falling for it again so close after the way that Rojava unfolded is insane. It's completely
insane. It's ridiculous. If you expect any other result, and as I said, like aligning
with the CIA or aligning with the Mossad in Iran would literally lead to the same exact
fucking outcome, which is Kurds go in, they engage, they, they foment ethnic conflict
inside of Iran, or they tried to do so. And then if they are capable of overtaking
uh... the the border territory between turkey and iran
and then turkeys of forces come in and bomb the fuck out of kurdish villages
justice has happened in northern syria
that's what i said was going to happen if the kurdish militias
uh... would go along with this uh... with the scheme
Any kind of destabilizing initiative in Iran right now is 100% working in the interest of
empire. It's just the truth. And this even pertains to, you know, other like Persian
Iranians, Ozydian Iranians, any Iranian that currently takes up arms against the state
is working in service of Israel's goals in destabilizing and collapsing Iran.
It's not about fucking regime change.
It's not about developing an autonomous region for yourself.
It's just about a piecing out Iran and, and Balkanizing Iran at the behest of
Israel is just, that's it.
That's the, that's the case.
The best scenario going forward for all Iranians of all different ethnic
backgrounds, whether it be Kurds or, or in the Balochistan, uh,
uh... the the belochistan region
or whether it be osi uh... iranians or whether it be persian iranians
scenario going forward is to just hold out to the best year ability
and keep the government intact
that's it
Like the imaginary Kurdish uprising and the proposal to take Clark, it seems like the Hawks just want to set the president of any kind of boots on the ground and are throwing stuff at the wall to see what sticks. Yeah. Also, it didn't even fucking, it doesn't even matter.
center. They're not talking about like boosts on the ground or special forces trying to overtake
the uranium site. Like the site where the enriched uranium is and I think this is Fahan, right?
And then the other story is about overtaking the island of Kargh where like 90% of the
oil passes through, like Iranian oil passes through, which again is crazy.
And then the other one was to foment some kind of popular mobilization by deploying the Kurds,
trying to spark ethnic conflict inside of Iran.
The Kurds didn't even bite it though.
They didn't even eat that bait this time around because it's so close to what happened
in Rojava. It's ridiculous. In any case, it ultimately doesn't matter. Alright, let's
get back to what's actually going on. As far as the Kurds goes, as far as the Kurdish
situation goes, um, it's very clear that a lot of the heads of, a lot of the heads of,
of, um, uh, Kurdish militia movements and Kurdish parties, both in Iran and in Iraq and in the
region in general have said, no, we're not going to fucking do it. Some said they would only do
it if American boots were deployed alongside them. Some said they would only do it if
if they get aerial support and aerial coverage from Israel and America, some said, hell no.
But it's clear that as it stands currently, Syria's Kurds are warning their Iranian counterparts
not to align with the U.S. saying Washington will eventually betray them, citing their
own experience in the last few months as proof, okay?
So all of the overall, the attitude from all of the United Kurdish movement is no, we're
not going to do it.
The time is not right for it or we're just not going to do it at all.
Is there a possibility of Kurdish militias aligning with Iran?
I mean, there are Kurds in the Iranian Revolutionary Guard.
There are Kurds in the, in the bossage forces, like there are literally ethnic Kurds that
play a role in the, in the Iranian security apparatus. They are a part of, they're well
integrated into normal, uh, public life in Iran. It's, it's a lot more complex than the
way people present it. Okay. People are going to fucking get mad at me and say that's
not the case. Like it's bullshit. All of the Iranian Kurds want to fucking rise
up against their government, they're an oppressed minority in Iran, but it's not as black and
white as you say it is.
Anyway, well, anyway, let's continue, yeah, Americans are floating this insane idea as
as well, but I think this is also stupid with no clear path on how this operation would
be conducted.
Okay?
Like how the fuck are they going to do a special ops inside of Isfahan?
It's ridiculous.
Also, said Abbas Araqi, Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran says, thank
sent com for admitting that you are using our neighbor's territory to deploy
harm our systems against our people apparently including a desalination plan
nobody should complain if our powerful missiles destroy these systems wherever
they are in retribution. There's also footage as well. Kuwaiti leaders allowed
the US to attack Iran from their territory directly involving themselves in
US and Israel's regime change war. We saw the same thing in Bahrain.
Trump's press conference is happening now. Okay, we'll watch Trump's press
conference. I also have my guest coming in in a second. Bro, did you talk about the short-term
pain, long-term gain shit yet? Yeah. Where is it? Whether these arguments from the Iranian
Foreign Minister are sincere or not, Iranian leaders seem to understand U.S. politics far
better than American leaders understand Iranian politics. Also, that's very true as well. Iraq
She's very good at his fucking job. He is very good
Trump is live he's doing his press conference. Let's take a look at what he says now
5,000 targets to date some of the very major targets
And we've left some of the most important targets for later in case we need to do it if we hit them
It's going to take many years for them to be rebuilt
having to do with
electricity production, and many other things.
So we're not looking to do that if we don't have to.
But they're the kind of things that are very easy to hit,
but very devastating if they are hit.
We are waiting to see what happens before we hit them.
We could take them all out in one day,
but it's all resulting in a 90% decline
in various things, but in particular,
Iranian missile launchers and 83% drop in drone launchers,
as you know.
The drone launchers are pretty well shot,
but we're at over 90% decline in the Iranian missile launchers,
which is very hard to reproduce and very hard to get.
And usually what we were able to do
through great equipment, a lot of smart people.
As soon as they sent a missile up from a launcher,
We were able to knock out that launcher within a period of five minutes or less, accurately
right on the noggin.
So now we have low-cost interceptors effectively combating Iranian drones, and our B-2 bombers
recently dropped dozens of 2,000-pound bombs to destroy missile launchers all over
Iran and very deep under Iranian soil in many cases.
The soil was no match.
And we're also annihilating the manufacturing base that the regime uses to build drones and
missiles at a rate that nobody thought was possible.
We're knocking them out.
We know where they all are.
We're knocking them out very quickly.
We're ahead of our initial timeline by a lot.
I would say that we probably would not have thought after a month we'd be here, in addition
to the fact that we've taken out the leadership twice and maybe three times.
And we, as you know, we want to be involved.
We don't want another president that maybe wouldn't be willing to do what I'm willing
to do.
Yeah, definitely.
That would be really bad if we had a president that was doing the thing that was wrong conditionally.
That would be really bad.
This is really good.
So we think they should put a president in or the head of the country in that's
going to be able to do something peacefully for a change.
They've been doing this for 47 years, killing people for 47 years, whether it's
the barracks or even the SS Cole where they were involved, very strongly they
was denied it, but where they were very strongly involved and all of the people
that died through the roadside bombs died and are right now walking around with
no legs, no arms, a face that's been so badly damaged. The Iranian regime has
been attacking Americans and spreading terror for 47 years and despite these
countless opportunities to renounce their nuclear ambitions, which they had just a short
while ago.
They told Mr. Whitkoff, who is standing right over here, they said, they actually said,
we want to keep building essentially in a real nutshell, we want to continue to build
nuclear weapons.
If we didn't knock out Midnight Hammer, if we didn't knock out their Iranian potential,
If we didn't do that with midnight hammer, they would have had a nuclear weapon.
They would have used it long before now, and at a minimum, Israel would have been annihilated.
It was very lucky that we had the courage to do that, that we had the talented pilots
and the great equipment to be two bombers.
They're unbelievable.
We ordered 25 more, by the way, the newer, better version.
It's – we have the greatest military in the world.
We have the greatest equipment in the world by far.
You see that no matter where we go.
You still need the people to operate it and to use it.
And those are the people that we cherish.
Even after we obliterated their key nuclear sites
in operation, Midnight Hammer,
they never negotiated any good faith.
They still continue to say we want to build nuclear,
we want enrichment at levels that were unacceptable.
And they even turned down an offer
were unlimited-free nuclear fuel forever for civilian purposes.
We had people offering them free nuclear fuel.
They weren't interested in that because they wanted to build a nuclear weapon.
So instead, the regime was trying to reconstitute its weapons program at a different site.
They couldn't go back to where they were, the three sites that we obliterated.
But they were starting work at another site, a different site, different kind of a site.
And that was protected by Granite.
They wanted it protected.
Granite's pretty good, but they wanted it protected by a lot deeper.
They wanted to go a lot deeper.
And they started the process.
It's hard as in Israel right now.
Well, rapidly building conventional ballistic missiles.
They were going to do it all at the same time.
It threatened our overseas bases and soon could have reached even our homeland.
The regime's intention was to use this exponentially growing ballistic missile threat to make it
virtually impossible to rent them from obtaining a nuclear weapon.
So as you probably saw, they had a tremendous number of missiles, most of which are now
being used or destroyed, and very unsuccessfully used because we have been able, for the
most part, to shoot them all down.
What incredible technology.
The patriots have been unbelievable.
other things. And the laser technology that we have now is incredible. It's coming out
pretty soon. We're literally lasers. We'll do the work of, at a lot less cost, do the
work of what the patriots are doing or what other things are doing. The situation was
very quickly approaching.
He's hard as not in it.
The point of no return and the United States found it intolerable, in my opinion, based
on what Steve and Jared and Pete and others were telling me Marco so involved that I thought
that they were going to attack us. I thought they would, if we didn't do this at the time
we did it, I think they had in mind to attack us. And if you notice, they did something
which was very foolish, very stupid, I would say. They attacked their neighbors. And
their neighbors were largely neutral or at least weren't going to be involved.
they got attacked and it had the reverse effect. The neighbors came on to our side and started
attacking them.
All right, ladies and gentlemen, Oliver Larkin is in the building. You look at Saudi Arabia.
You look at UAE, Qatar, and others. You see me joining our press conference watch.
But they were strong. And then afterwards, I'm going to hold this
beat to the fire and some sweet questions. Some tough questions.
There's no mistake.
The UAE had over 1,000 missiles, which I have knocked them almost all the time.
We're listening to Donald Trump talk about the very first day of Operation Ethic Fail,
Operation Epstein's Fury, and how wonderful it's been so far, regardless of what the
haters and losers are saying.
I think that was in 2015.
I said it.
It was a threat then, and a much bigger threat now, but no longer a threat, not for
a long time anyway.
We want to keep it that way as we continue operation, epic fear, and also focus on keeping
energy and oil flowing to the world.
And I will not allow a terrorist regime to hold the world hostage and attempt to stop
the globe's oil supply, and if Iran does anything to do that, they'll get hit at a much, much
harder level.
I will take out those targets that were easy, and that I mentioned just before.
We'll take them out so quickly.
They'll never be able to recover ever so far. It's been a game
More secure a lot of a lot of like IRGC affiliated accounts and like media yesterday was saying that
He would declare victory as a as an effort to like drawback
American forces and
And once I think he saw the price of the oil barrels go up to like almost $120 a barrel,
he very quickly gave an interview earlier today to CBS, regime media claiming, oh, we're
almost done.
We're almost done with the war.
And that actually did quickly recover the futures market a little bit.
It was total manipulation in my opinion.
Especially considering that there has not been any sort of real scale back on our bombing campaigns in Iran.
Israel is still continuing to deploy weapons in Iran and Iran is still continuing to pummel Israel and also a lot of the regional allies.
And the Strait of Hormuz is not open.
Disruption in the United States is a problem.
Yeah, civilians are being murdered in Beirut and Israel's just using this as another excuse to not only go to war with Iran
But with all the regional
Countries that it's bombed six countries last year. So this is just yet another excuse. Yeah, even today
I mean the the United States purported allies like Saudi Arabia and the UAE are
basically looking looking at what the United States is doing and and
and they're not coming to the rescue
the way that Trump is expecting.
And I think this is just, you know,
the Trump is having his mission accomplished moment right now
with like George Bush on the aircraft carrier.
It is insane the way that history just repeats itself
and even someone like Trump who ran
is the purported anti-war candidate,
which he never really was.
He's a neocon just like they all are.
And he's just, he rides the coattails
whatever public sentiment is. So when he criticized the Iraq war, it was only after the fact that
it happened. He was just as warmongering as every other neocon freak that this Republican
Party nominates. And that's insane. Rubio as well.
Going there in a short period of time, and we're protecting the world from what these
lunatics are trying to do and very successfully projection might add we're
also waving certain oil related sanctions to reduce prices so we have
sanctions in some countries we're gonna take those sanctions off till the
straightens out and who knows maybe we won't have to put them on to be so much
peace which by the way has been when the time comes the US Navy and its partners will
take us through the state. Our foreign policy against Russia as well as it
wages of war in Ukraine. That's what he's talking about when he says like all these other countries
that we previously forced sanctions on or told to you know separate their ties and their
energy dependence on Russian oil and gas. They're now retreating on that as well.
Do that if they play that game. We're going to hit them at a level that they have not
seen before. Yes.
So we're winning very. After this is over.
Decisively.
Oliver.
Way ahead of schedule. Okay.
our military is the greatest in the world, with the greatest equipment and the greatest
people in the world. Nobody has ever seen anything like it. Iran is a very powerful
country. They were going to take over the Middle East. If we did not hit them, they
were going to take over the Middle East. They had thousands and thousands. Since their
last hit, they had thousands and thousands of missiles and everything else. Most are
now destroyed, but they were going to take over the Middle East.
Those weapons were aimed at Middle Eastern countries that had nothing to do with this.
They were going to take over the Middle East and they were going to try and destroy Israel.
So we stopped it with good timing and we're very proud to be involved in this and it's
going to be ended soon.
And if it starts up again, they'll be hit even harder.
Thank you very much for being here.
Go ahead.
Any questions?
Oh, shit.
Oh, this is the best part.
thing to say when the other side is completely new supreme leader and
secondly can you tell us more about your call with Russian president Vladimir
when the Iranians that is like yes operating in a totally sovereign manner
it is why did come out and be like oh it's a total victory they're gonna pull
back now we were talking about Ukraine which is just the never-ending fight
and when look there's tremendous hatred between President Putin and President
I think it was a positive call on that subject, and we obviously talked about the Middle East,
and he wants to be helpful.
I said that you could be more helpful by getting the world –
Yeah, oversteer.
Well, listen, it's over soon.
This is what's going on in Israel, like, right now.
But we have very good talk.
Now, he wants to be very constructive.
Missile alerts everywhere.
Yeah, please.
Thank you, Mr. President.
Yeah, please.
Thank you, Mr. President.
On Iran, you called it an excursion.
You said it would be over soon.
Are you thinking this week it will be over?
No, but soon.
You're talking about days?
I think soon.
Oh, no.
Not this week, but soon.
Look, everything they have is gone,
including their leadership.
In fact, they have two levels of leadership,
and even actually as it turns out, more than that.
But two levels of leadership are gone.
Commainy with commainy.
Most people have never even heard about the leaders
that they're talking about.
So it's obviously been very good.
This guy, no one's ever heard of him.
His name is Kamehameha.
He has to make a deal with the United States,
get in return for that.
And why should Americans trust Marco Rubio to negotiate it?
Well, we're always doing a great job.
I think he's going to go down as the greatest
secretary of state in history.
Mr. Lixin, King, look at what we've done as a...
It's crazy.
I mean, as a presidency, look at what we've done as a...
Don't want to interrupt the administration.
Yeah, the goat.
They trust Marco.
Yeah, no totally American people trust he's been successful no matter where he's been
He also speaks the language, which is always nice. Oh, there's talking about the but he's killing and it
operation
reactionary shield in Latin America friendly taker wouldn't matter as they trust him he speaks the language
That's crazy. They say fumes. They have no helping another narco dictator in Ecuador
Nobola. Deep trouble on a humanitarian basis. Our South American policy is so
I don't want to see that. Fucking disastrous. It's very bad to a lot of people.
Devastating. We can't even like focus on it that much because we're fucking up the Middle East right now.
At record levels. No, but Rubio's. Rubio, Graham, they're frothing at the mouth of Cuba.
I know what they're doing. They went through hell. Some of them have gone on to be some of the most
successful people in the country. Cuban-American businesses, some of them
are like the most successful in the country. And a lot of them are friends of mine because
I've been fighting this battle with them for a long time.
Oh, I've been fighting the battle against Cuba.
But they lived off Venezuela. Now they don't live off Venezuela. It sends them no energy,
no fuel, no oil, no money.
No, Venezuela's the last I know of to Israel now.
They lived without Venezuela. They couldn't have made it. And we cut them off from
everything else. So, yeah, they're going to make either a deal or we'll do it
just as easy anyway
whenever they say please like one of the most devastating words that uh... sequence
of words that you can hear from an american leader especially this one is
we're doing a deal with them
time after time i mean they they had uh... a phone call with medura
eight days prior to the kidnapping right
and we all know what the negotiations process look like
twice now with iran
so this
for me is is uh... terrifying as i have a personal stake in this a little
bit as well, right? I'm going to Cuba soon. And it's, it's, I mean, I don't know. It's
just like one of the cruelest, endless policies that we have.
But that's being investigated right now. Yeah, please.
Thank you. Mr. President, you've said the war is, quote, very complete, but your Defense
Secretary says this is just the beginning. So which is it? And how long should Americans
be... Well, I think you can say it both.
It's the beginning of building a new country.
Oh, we're in a system building now.
Oh, yeah, that worked out so well.
They have no anti-aircraft equipment.
It's all been blown up.
They have no radar.
They have no telecommunications.
You should piece of it out.
And they have no leadership.
It's all gone.
So, you know, you could look at that statement.
George, I'll be bush with a spray can.
We could call it a tremendous success right now
as we leave here.
I could call it, or we could go further.
And we're going to go further.
Oh, so it's not over.
The big risk on that war has been over for three days.
We wiped them out in the first two days.
When you think about it, it's incredible.
We wiped out a big navy, a very powerful navy.
You know, these were ships.
These were serious ships.
These were ships that you buy when you want to win battles.
Your assets are relevant in this.
Most of the naval assets they bombed on the first day
were already parked on the docks.
Like they didn't even, they weren't even,
they didn't have people in them.
Everything's gone, everything's gone.
The missiles are down to a trickle.
The real, the real, down to a trickle.
The real Iran and maybe the Gulf vessels that they have.
And they'll be, soon be down to nothing more.
Where they manufactured the drones or under fire
as we speak, they're being hit.
So the rest is gonna be determination as to
my attitude along with the people
in the Trump administration, what we wanna do.
Thank you.
Can I ask you, you mentioned you were going to waive certain additional oil waivers or
sanctions.
Can you talk a little bit more about that and address in particular-
Well, we're looking to keep the oil prices down.
We went artificially up because of this.
He's very much at us as well.
He's driving these sirens over and over again for a while here.
I wouldn't have done.
I knew oil prices would go up if I did this.
No, he's got this.
Him and Bibi got this though.
Don't worry.
worry, but I don't think anybody thought we were going to be this quickly
successful. He said artificially. Was it the largest
world spike since 2008 with Lehman Brothers? Yeah. We have, I believe, the
best generals. We have the best. And this went very quickly. You're
shooting on our beautiful generals actually nobody's ever seen anything like it
you know Iran was a very powerful military country of man with all of the
missiles now yet the double attack yet the original attack with us in Israel and
that knocked them for a loop then you had the B2 bombers which took out their
nuclear capability they would have had a nuclear weapon within two weeks to
four weeks and they would have used it long before this press conference they
I would have had a nuclear weapon two weeks before we had a different press conference.
If we had a press conference, it would have been an enhanced flesh puppet.
Like, he is just like saying everything that they've told him in their room.
The military success that we've had is truly unprecedented.
Two to four weeks away for 30 years, yeah.
You said, you've told your congressional colleagues that you will not sign any piece
of legislation until the Save America Act is passed.
Does that include the confirmation of Senator Mullen as your next DHS secretary?
Does that mean a DHS funding bill?
And Senator Thune said today, it's not a matter of whether or not your Republican colleagues
agree with the policy, it's about changing the process, in other words, getting rid of
the filibuster to get it.
So in order to get it, you're going to need Democrat votes.
And what we're saying is, the save America, not the save act, which nobody knew what
it was, the Save America Act, the Save America Act.
And that's voter ID.
We want voter ID, we want to be able to see a picture of the voter, we want
to be able to see that the voter is legitimate. We want, very importantly, confirmation that
this voter is a citizen of the United States of America, and we want no mail-in ballot
scan.
The problem that doesn't exist is a problem that was truly invented. It's identical in
many respects to the whole, like, immigrants are doing crime narrative. Again, no evidence
for this whatsoever. There have been a million different independent and also partisan
studies conducted on this issue on whether or not undocumented immigrants are actually
voting or there's like tremendous amounts of voting fraud that's taking place in the
United States of America.
And time after time they found no evidence whatsoever.
And as a matter of fact, I think the most comprehensive study conducted was by the
Heritage Foundation or the American Enterprise Institute, one or the other, I can't remember
right now off the top of my head.
And they found 1200 instances of voter fraud, 1200 instances of voter fraud over
30 fucking years, okay? And they weren't all Democrats, as a matter of fact. Many of them
were actually Republicans. Ironically enough, whenever they do, oh, it's heritage, thank
you, whenever they do these kinds of studies, these comprehensive studies, what they end
up finding is like a lot of the high profile instances of voter fraud are unironically
fucking Republicans. And when they're actually arrested for it and asked like, what the
fuck were you thinking? They go, this happened in 2016, where a Trump supporter was like,
Well, I had to do it because the Democrats were doing it, so I had to counteract the
Democratic voter fraud by doing voter fraud myself.
So like, this notion that there is tremendous amount of voter fraud taking place in this
country is so idiotic, it's never existed.
And before people say, this is Trump, this is classic Trump, no the fuck not, even
Paul Ryan had indicated that voter fraud was taking place in California.
This has been an ongoing Republican lie, even the smart Republicans and the reasonable
Republicans have also conducted this lie as well. They've leaned into this lie as well.
It's a part of the GOP playbook to justify voter suppression, which is the real problem with
elections. Yeah, I mean, and companion to everything the Supreme Court has done since
Shelby County v. Holder in 2013, removing federal pre-clearance. That really has just
instigated the past 12, 15 years of complete voter suppression. So it is, it's another
classic case of Republican projection as so many of these things are they're they're afraid of the
voter fraud that they're creating their their own incentive to have their supporters commit it
when it's statistically insignificant on a on a macro level yeah because it happened that have
been very bad a lot of them came in during the biden open border period but we have them under
we've got them we've we'll watch it every single one of them yeah we know a lot about them
The biggest problem we have is the Democrat shutdown.
We know a lot about him, but the shutdown doesn't allow us to do what we have to do.
Do you have to take him out?
Does he have a target on his back?
You mean the new Supreme Leader?
You mean the son?
How can there be an Iran?
Well, I don't want to say that, but, you know, I was disappointed because we think
it's going to lead to a war.
I thought the clerics would come to me for the country, so I was disappointed.
the light of Allah I am Shia now I say Yali every morning and they won't ask me
for my day I read all the stars
MashaAllah
I like the idea you know internal and eternal come to think of it but I like
like the idea of internal, because once, well, I mean, I think,
I grew up in that so far.
I want to get propped around the country.
You've been as well.
And we have a woman, Delcey, who has been, you know, president of the country, very respected,
very, she's doing a great job.
That hurts my soul.
And it's, you know, no disruption.
We had, as you remember, Iraq, where everybody got fired.
The military got fired.
The police got fired.
The politicians got fired.
was nobody and you know what they turned into ISIS and we don't want that we don't
want that so this is the part of Trump's like messaging that is correct to like
son of the show if there's gonna be intervention Venezuela is the better
case scenario it's like tactically much smarter to do what he did in Venezuela as
opposed to like what Iraq turned into but of course when you meet it's
It's like the the competent Iranian state regardless of like the repressive nature and what not in their domestic affairs
Like it is clearly a very different type of country all of a sudden you can't do that
You can't just do like a quick swift decapitation and then turn around and should be like all right
We're doing regime change now. We're gonna cut a fucking deal
Especially when the other party involved is Israel and Israel doesn't want any regime change. Well, so ever Israel wants a failed state
So that's what the the issue that he's running into here if he had the opportunity to pull a Venezuela in Iran
He would have taken it most likely and not that like the Iranian government was willing in and
And interested in doing some sort of like regime change anyway
But Israel is the real spoiler just that Iran somehow got its hands on a tomahawk and bombed its own elementary school on the first
Day or you're the only person in your government saying this even your defense secretary wouldn't oh my god
Standing over your shoulder on your plan on Saturday. Why are you the only person saying this because I just don't know enough about oh my
Who the fuck is this guy and I was told is under investigation. It's a ballsy question. I'm a hawks are
They're gonna pack them up numerous other nations have Tomahawk's they buy them from us
But I will certainly whatever the report shows. I'm willing to live with that report. Oh
My god journalists do that all the time. Oh my god. Do that all the time, please
But we haven't won a real shame for all the fucking career
reporters that don't ask questions like that, by the way.
They're not going to be starting the following day
to develop a nuclear weapon, where they'll
look at that man and some other people from the administration
and say, all right, we're not going to do it.
They were not willing to say that.
And when Steve called up and he said that to me,
I said, well, here we go.
Let's do it the hard way.
But the hard way, I think, is probably the easy way.
when basically I can see that they will no longer have any capacity whatsoever for a very
long period of time of developing weaponry that could be used against the United States,
Israel, or any of our allies.
We have great allies in the Middle East, great countries that are allies.
And they were staying out of it until they got hit.
Some day they'll have to do a story, why did they do that, why did they do that.
But they were going to hit them.
If I didn't hit them first, they were going to hit our allies first.
I believe upon information to believe before I believe that he was going to very strange
that he was they were going to take over.
They were going to take over from like the logic that they're trying to present here.
Like it is a total and utter fucking defeat because they weren't closing the Strait of
Hormuz.
They weren't bombing the American bases in the Gulf.
They weren't bombing Israel, and they only started doing the worst possible scenario from
our perspective after we started bombing them and we engaged into capitations.
So we were aimed at various countries, and when you look at a thousand over a thousand
missiles shot at like UAE, they were looking to take over the Middle East.
We got there first.
Lucky.
I'll tell you what, the Middle East in those countries, very rich countries are very
lucky that I was president instead of somebody else. Yeah, this is basically it. The reason
Iran is a geopolitical threat is because they could block the trade of hormones and cripple
the world's economy, something they've never done. So we bummed them until they did that.
It was literally the fucking... I was saying philosophically.
That is the attitude from this administration. It was so stupid. I think he was maybe less
enthusiastic about going, but he was quite enthusiastic.
But I felt it was something we had to do.
I didn't feel we had a choice.
If we didn't do it, they would have done it to us.
I felt based on the negotiations that were being had
by Steve Wittkopf and Jared Kushner and Marco and Pete
and everybody was involved, I felt
that they were looking to tap us along before they hit.
And I thought they were going to hit.
And if they hit us first, that
would have been a very bad thing.
In the back please, in the back.
The only countries that do this preemptively are the United States and Israel.
Yeah.
About the strait, you mean?
It's total violation of all fucking previous rules of conflict.
You know, it doesn't pertain to us so much as it does to China.
We're really helping China here and other countries.
The acid rain cloud that is going over China right now from bombing the oil depots in Tehran.
I think is like the sort of formula
is like sending energy to all of our allies
in Asia and China as well.
That's what he's like, oh, we're helping China.
It's like, bro, you broke it, you broke it.
So does he have a target on his back?
And how can you say?
I don't want to say whether or not he does
because that would be inappropriate.
But hey, look, I had a target on my back
because as you people wrote pretty well,
they caught the assassin that was after me.
So we just got them first, but they caught the assassin.
They have him now in custody of those after me. So, you know,
people don't like to mention that, but they, they did catch him.
And I'd like to congratulate on military secret service, FBI,
all of the people that worked on that, but they did. Yeah, please.
It's not lost on me that every single person that has tried to kill Donald
Trump has at some point either been a Trump supporter or directly voted for
Donald Trump, including, but not limited to Ryan fucking Ruth. It's crazy.
There was the other Mar-a-Lago guy, the attempted one.
Again, another Trump supporter.
Very menacing.
Trump supporters keep trying to kill Trump.
They have an amazing population.
It's amazing, smart, brilliant, energetic.
They have a great part.
I'd love to help them, but they have to be in a system
that allows them to be helped.
And right now, they're in a system
that only allows failure.
And I don't want that.
And I want a system that's not gonna be attacking us.
We want a system that can lead to many years of peace.
And if we can't have that, we might as well get it over
with right now.
Yeah, please.
What is that?
And as of today, there have been eight U.S. military
fatalities associated with the war in Iran.
How many American deaths are you willing to have in this war?
Oh, my God!
Well, as I said before, where you have conflicts
like this, you always have death.
And I was at Dover yesterday.
I met the parents, and they were unbelievable people.
I'm not the biggest fan of Barack Obama either. I've been very critical of him, but can you imagine Barack Obama responding like this?
What would be the results of Barack Obama being like, yeah, you know, people die sometimes.
I'll leave you at that. Thank you very much everybody.
Thank you.
Oh my god, speaking of foxes, okay.
Did you see the foxes cover where he was wearing the hat when they were doing the dignified?
Oh, yeah, and they swapped in the oh, it's it's total it's total state propaganda.
Yeah. And then they apologized for it after the fact. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
that concludes President Trump's press conference. That was a fucking disaster of epic proportions,
but obviously I got to do an introduction first once again. Oliver Larkin is in the building,
he's a DSA indoors US house candidate from Florida 23 and a former Bernie Sanders staffer.
The Florida 23rd district spans parts of Broward and Palm Beach County.
You were a former burning campaign organizer, you're running as a democratic socialist focused
on Medicare for all, stronger labor rights, ending America's foreign interventions, and
tackling inequality in South Florida's increasingly unaffordable housing market.
Your campaign sharply contrasts with Apex number one foot soldier, Jared Moskowitz.
That's how I feel about Jared Moskowitz, particularly on foreign policy and money in politics.
Larkin argues that working class voters in the district need a representative willing
to challenge corporate power and redirect U.S. resources away from war and towards domestic
investment.
Welcome to the broadcast.
Very excited to have you here, even though Michael from Pennsylvania outflanked me
and got a remote interview with you beforehand, but he's also been a big advocate for you
as well.
Very excited to have you here.
You've been doing something that I think other democratic politicians should be doing, which
is you're not holding back on unleashing on your opponent that you are trying to unseat
in this primary.
You're playing a little bit of hardball.
That's probably pretty easy because your opponent is Jared Moskowitz and he is a particularly
unlikable person, especially when it comes to how out of touch he is on the desires of
the Democratic base and how much he has been openly at odds with even the rest of the
Democratic party's caucus initiatives when it comes to Israel.
I believe alongside Gottheimer, he was one of the two Democratic Congresspersons that
immediately came out and was so we're we're saying that uh...
we should do a war powers resolution with rocana and massy we're trying to put
that together
uh... outflanking the rest of the democrats which is it was unbelievable
uh... but yet thank you for coming on uh... doesn't make that easier for you
and that your opponent is your mosquitos that uh... you know criticize them
yeah i mean he's he's giving me new material i i will i will had plenty of
reason to primary him
when i first started campaigning he had already been the first democrat to
join doge
He'd already voted for the Lake and Riley Act.
He'd already been appointed twice by Rhonda Santis.
But as this campaign has gone on,
what we've seen him do is not try to attend to his base
and show, hey, I'm actually a real Democrat.
He's leaning in even further to his Republican Bonafide days.
And basically asserting that only a conservative,
centrist, moderate Democrat is capable of winning
a district like ours.
And I think there's a lot of discourse
that Florida is somehow different than the rest
of the country.
Or we're kind of uniquely that's right wing bashed in.
but people have the same working class struggles
and same priorities about Medicare for All
and getting money out of politics here.
And so we're just leaning into that.
And when it comes to running as a stridently pro-Palestine
candidate in South Florida,
I've seen candidates that have run supporting BDS
or supporting Palestinian self-determination in the past
but weren't really saying it with their full chest.
And then there's the hit pieces that come out
three weeks before the election,
four weeks before the election.
I'd rather just own it right now
and not try to hide my views i think that's what there's there's so many of
these underhanded
uh... kind of card tricks that that democrats have
uh... to try to to try to filter manufacture their views and
you know what when you talk about jared mosquitos being one of the two
democrats he even called it the eyes of the protection act
ridiculous i mean
uh... but i think that's emblematic of
jared mosquits is a totem
for the rest of the democratic party here
that this is a much larger critique than just jared mosquitos i think
he is kind of on the on the front he's he's the front flank
of of the democratic party when it comes to this new conservative
neoliberal kind of status quo that they're holding up
but we saw him flip his vote on the war powers resolution
after going out chest out completely i i mean i don't know how you
flip-flop on that after calling it the i told protection accidents and
all actually i was wrong
Yeah, he walks later.
Maybe he found the other votes.
The leadership found the other votes to protect him
because they know that he's being primaried.
And so they needed to protect him
because the Democratic Party, if it's nothing else,
it's an incumbent protection racket,
no matter how ineffective or right-wing you are.
They're all interested in just keeping the money
flowing to the establishment candidates.
And so I think that's really what we're seeing
is that Jared Moskowitz will take those positions
that align with the Republican Party.
But it's also a problem with democratic house leadership.
And that's why I came out early on in the campaign
against the King Jeffries as leader
because I saw him, you know, this discipline
that only moves in one direction,
the vote blue no matter who, when it is a right winger,
when it's a former Republican,
when it's someone who is anti-trans
or anti-abortion or anti-pick your issue
that they're willing to throw the democratic base
under the bus.
But it's a much larger critique
than just Jared Moskowitz.
I think it has to do with the entire Florida Democratic Party,
the way that the party's just completely atrophied
over the last several years to a worse degree
than many other states.
But I think what we're seeing now with Democrats
having record low approval ratings,
even despite Trump being in office
and the kind of generic ballot that you'll see,
Democrats, you know, maybe a few ticks
ahead of the Republican Party,
but it's largely driven by the negative polarization.
It has nothing to do with Democrats suddenly
being more popular because they're still not fighting
for Medicare for All.
still supporting a genocide and an apartheid. And so we, we need something different. That's
why I decided to run. And as a national party, the Democrats are actually deeply unpopular,
even though they're supposed to technically be, be the popular party now as the only opposition
party out there. And the reason for that is actually because Democrats, understandably,
are ranked and graded by their weakest members, the rotating villains at times, or the people
who sincerely want to destroy very good provisions that maybe the party wants to advance or maybe
the party promised, right? Whether it be card check with like Mark Kelly and the likes of
some of the problem solvers caucus members that consistently find themselves at odds with whatever
like the agenda might be, even the agenda of someone like Joe Biden. And Moscow, it's absolutely
represents that contingency, especially as it pertains to an issue like foreign policy.
So I'll be honest, you have, you know, you have a tough battle ahead of you, right?
If we look at your district, Florida 23 is a D plus two district, but the general election
will be tight and the district is very white, very wealthy with a big Jewish population,
29% are born outside of the United States of America.
Now what it reminds me of, however, is the same bargain that Zoram-Amdani represented
the same bargain that Zoram Ramadani presented, where the idea that like, you know, large
majority Jewish voting bloc is going to automatically align with whoever is Israel first is silly.
It's a failed concept. And Zoram Ramadani proved that even though there were plenty of
people who did not agree with him on the issue of Israel or what his perspective was,
they still ended up voting for him. And the reason why they ended up voting for
him was because you don't vote for a candidate exclusively on the issue of Israel.
You vote for a candidate on all of the other promises that they're making.
You vote for a candidate on trust, whether someone trusts you to fight for their values
and to fight for their interests.
So what is the five policies that you want to be defined by the Zoran method if you
were to make a plea to all the voters that are listening in right now?
Yeah.
I would say number one, it has to start with Medicare for All.
I think that is just such an emblem of willingness
to take on the entrenched corporate power
and the lobbying industry in Congress
with the pharmaceutical industry,
with the private health insurance industry.
The United States is the largest country in the world,
the wealthiest country in the world,
not to have Medicare for all universal healthcare.
We also pay twice as much per capita
as other developed nations.
And we still have a system that allows medical debt
to happen, that allows people to force them
into having to put up GoFundMe is when they have cancer.
Healthcare in this country is a racket.
It's a racket that is owned and controlled
by the private health insurance lobby,
by the for-profit hospital corporations,
by the medical technology companies, by all of it.
So I think you have to attack Medicare for All
and as part of a larger system, right?
It's not just the public health insurance.
It's also the fact that we have such a shortage
of healthcare providers, of doctors.
We see a graying out of abortion care providers
because after DOBS especially,
we've seen the medical schools are afraid to even teach
and residency programs are afraid to even teach
these necessary healthcare procedures
to provide abortion care
and to provide reproductive healthcare access.
So I think we need to attack the larger system
and not only have Medicare for All system,
but we also need to look at having the actual providers
also be nationalized to remove that profit motive
because there's, again, it's such an inflationary aspect
of our economy.
Healthcare spending is such a massive component
of healthcare spending, and it comes from the public sector
and the private sector.
And it's because even with Medicare,
it still has to be supplemented by private insurance.
You still have to have vision, hearing, dental insurance.
You need oftentimes private mental healthcare.
You need to go outside of your plan
to seek abortion care.
So I think this is Medicare for All is the starting point.
It's not the end point,
but it is the starting point of a truly just and humane health care system.
I'd also say the Green New Deal as number two.
And in my district, where I grew up,
we have the one of the only tracks of coral reef in the entire country.
The something that even Ron DeSantis sought to protect and preserve initially.
And that is something where, again,
it's a failure of the Florida Democratic Party where for years,
you've got Ron DeSantis being endorsed by the Everglades Foundation.
You've got Republicans like Brian Mastin, Congress,
the guy who some of the viewers may know,
wears the IDF uniform to Congress,
but he also runs on being a clean water candidate
and someone who's going to stand up to a big sugar
in those entrenched corporate interests,
interests that incidentally have contributed
about $27,000 to Jared Moskowitz's campaign.
So for a Green New Deal, our ecology
and our economy are connected in South Florida.
When you look at the marine industry,
it's literally hundreds of thousands of jobs.
the tourism economy.
Florida is one of the only states
without a state income tax.
And it's because we have the great fortune
of having a tourism driven economy
that brings so much economic stimulus into our state.
But if you're having the seagrass die off
and manatees dying in record numbers,
you've got coral reefs being destroyed
by consistent dredging and coral bleaching
of the warming oceans.
You've got mangroves being torn up
to make room for more beachfront mansions.
and it all adds up to a system where South Florida cannot exist without a healthy environment.
We have flooding on sunny days. We have infrastructure that literally breaks and spews
hundreds of millions of gallons of raw sewage into the environment, into the water system. So
we need a Green New Deal. It's also how we provide good jobs. It's also how we provide
affordable housing, climate resilient housing. So I would connect this
absolutely to Ilhan Omar's homes for all act. I would connect it to getting public ownership
of the energy economy, nationalizing the energy system to really truly meet the scale of the
climate crisis and the urgency of that. We cannot provide, we cannot rely on the market to address
the climate crisis the way that we need to. I would also look at in the Green New Deal,
things like nationalizing the public transportation industry. Here in Los Angeles,
there's Brightline West that's being constructed. That's an extension of Brightline in South Florida
which is the only privatized passenger rail system in the United States.
It's also supposed to be high-speed rail.
Yeah and that is the investment vehicle of our Senator Rick Scott who, as governor,
literally denied public funding, billions of dollars in public funding for President Obama
so that he could then go behind everyone's back and invest in all aboard Florida which
which became bright line.
So I would encompass, you know,
affordable housing, energy,
climate resilience, all within the Green New Deal.
Number three, we need truly an anti-war party.
I mean, we just watched that ridiculous
Trump press conference.
And there are Democrats who, again,
when it comes to Venezuela, when it comes to Iran,
they always have to couch it.
And saving Cuba.
Cuba especially, especially in South Florida.
You'll hear, well, of course,
it's a totalitarian regime.
It's a, they have to couch it that this is also a policy
they agree with, they just don't think Republicans
want about it the right way.
So we have a two-party system that both parties
manufacture this consent for these constant regime
change efforts, endless war.
We've got APAC funding candidates on both sides,
even despite APAC funding endorsing 109,
January 6th, insurrectionists in 2022.
APAC doesn't care about democracy,
they don't care about democracy in Palestine,
and they don't care about democracy in the United States.
So we truly need an anti-war candidate
because when we're spending billions and billions
and billions of dollars, and this is also a matter of fact
with not just the United States government,
the federal government, but in Palm Beach County,
that's the largest municipal investor in Israel bonds
in the entire world, a billion dollars invested
at the same time that there's a severe lack
of affordable housing, they're literally cutting
POMTRAN, the public transportation system.
So we need an anti-war Congress and anti-war candidates
to go in there and to claw back this funding
where we've got a trillion dollars in Pentagon budget
and they're still going back for more money
and saying, Jared Moskowitz is saying,
well, I'm not gonna defund the troops
by voting against this Iran war spent budget.
They're already funded.
They've got a trillion dollars.
They've got more money than they've ever had before,
but there's so much corruption and waste and fraud
within the defense industry,
within the private defense contractors
We saw Lockheed Martin's stock on Monday, last Monday,
hidden all-time high on the stock market.
Jared Moskowitz, as he is going into the media and saying,
I agree with Marco Rubio, I agree with Tom Cotton,
I agree with Lindsey Graham,
they're leading Trump in the right direction.
JD Vance is too isolationist.
He's not right-wing enough.
I'm further to the right than JD Vance.
This is all what Jared Moskowitz is saying,
as he's investing in the private defense industry.
So we need an anti-war Congress,
and we need a Congress that is gonna stand up
Palestinian self-determination against genocide against apartheid in the West Bank and that's
something that we've been doing on this campaign.
All right, what's four?
Number four is we need to abolish and prosecute ICE and I think it's part of a larger dismantling
of the DHS post-911 surveillance state that we've seen.
ICE in Florida is operating differently than in many other states because Ron DeSantis,
our governor, has mandated that there are these 287G agreements.
So you're not necessarily seeing ICE agents out in the streets, they're deputized to have
the Florida Highway Patrol at Florida Atlantic University, the campus police department and
at Florida International University.
You've got the local municipal police departments that are actually doing the detention and
deportation efforts that ICE is doing across the country, it's just more localized
in Florida.
And so when we've got to abolish and prosecute ICE, that also includes the
private prison contractors. When we talk about the $75 billion that was allocated to ICE in
the one big beautiful bill last year, that's not all just going to ICE. It's going to the private
contractors like Geo Group, the largest private prison corporation in the entire United States,
which is housed right in our district in Boca Raton, literally across I-95 from
Florida Atlantic University. And we see Jared Moskowitz literally recommending a private prison
executive Adam Hasner writing the letter of recommendation to the FAU Board of Trustees
which also incidentally includes geogroup executives to make a private prison executive
the president of the largest public university in our district at the same time that we've
got the Broward Transitional Center which was where Marie-Anne Blaise one of the women
who have died in ice custody last year passed away that's a geogroup operated privately
contracted ice facility of course we've also got alligator Alcatraz we've got
the Miramar Ice Enforcement and Removal Operations Facilities. So, South Florida really is the
nexus for this detention and deportation regime, and we need to dismantle it. And it's part
of a broader violation of our due process and our constitutional rights that's been enabled
by this post-911 surveillance state that we've seen, and even with things like FISA and
Section 702 that allows for surveillance of American citizens if they're in contact
with foreign nationals.
That is something Section 702 that was actually produced
because the Bush administration was law breaking
and the National Security Administration
was spying on American citizens.
Congress sees that and says, oh shit,
we need to actually legalize that
to cover the Bush administration's ass.
And Jared Moskowitz actually voted
against a warrant requirement in Section 702
the last time the FISA reauthorization
came up for a vote.
So that's number four.
And then number five, we need to just,
we have an anti-democratic constitution.
And to illustrate that,
I just wanna give one example from South Florida
that I think will illustrate this for everyone.
We have in Miami-Dade County, just outside of our district,
a local ordinance was passed for heat protections
for construction workers, shade, rest, water breaks.
The state preempts that.
The state does not allow for municipalities,
Republicans love to tell the lie that all the best government is the one closest to you. Yeah, and and that's why they they're continuously trying to
Defund the federal government. They're trying to give power away from the federal government and try to localize it
But in Florida that local power is is superseded by Rhonda
Santis and the regime in Tallahassee
So you've got if you want to pass any kind of local ordinance or legislation
It is completely preempted by by the state government
And we had 1.5 million more people vote for abortion rights in 2024, on amendment 4, than
against.
But in this anti-democratic, undemocratic system, 42% beats 58%.
And we see this replicated over and over again, whether it is the filibuster, whether it
is gerrymandering, whether it is just the very nature of the Senate, which is a compromise
with slave states.
And there are members, former members of Congress like John Dingle that have called
for abolishing the Senate.
We really need to look back at Reconstruction and what the promise of Reconstruction was
because it is really in many ways a new, a founding of a new country.
It is a fundamentally different country after a worker uprising of giving slaves the
franchise, freeing people from bondage.
It was an entirely new country and with the amendments that were passed to try
to guarantee a lot of those basic democratic rights and the promise of reconstruction was
rolled back and that made the way for Jim Crow and of course Florida is one of the states
that suffered the most under Jim Crow.
So we really need to go at the undemocratic nature of the Constitution and I think that
includes public financing of elections.
It includes expanding the House of Representatives.
I would really like to take a long hard look at what the very nature of the Senate is.
We need to look at judicial review and Marbury versus Madison, the kind of legislating from
the bench that is able to occur where Congress can pass legislation, but Republicans that
have stacked the Supreme Court can basically just veto so many, so many different legislative
priorities that are passed.
So I think number five is just the basic democratic nature of the country, which I hesitate
to even call America a democracy right now because you look at Washington, D.C.
It's never been a democracy for Washingtonians.
They don't have the same level of representation
in Congress.
For, you know, I draw the parallel.
In Washington DC, people are disenfranchised
because they don't have voting representation in Florida
or Texas or other red states.
Because of gerrymandering, people
are also disenfranchised.
It just looks differently depending
on the state or the municipality you're in.
But we really, and I think we're in a moment now
where it's not just leftist.
it's not just Democratic socialists.
It is people across the left liberal coalition
that look at what Trump is doing
and what Republicans are doing.
And they know that we need to go further.
The status quo and returning to the status quo
is not acceptable because it's gonna pave the way
for just another fascist to come after Trump
and to continue this tug of war
unless we really fundamentally change
the nature of American democracy.
And I think that includes
attacking the undemocratic nature of the constitution.
Yeah. Um, now that you got through the five, I thought it was going to be much shorter than
that. But, uh, I was going to say, um, go to secure act blue.com donate, uh, OFC, uh,
uh, dash Hassanabi or underscore, uh, Hassanabi, uh, which is the link in the chat that
we're spamming right now. If you want to donate to, uh, Oliver's, uh, campaign.
Let's be Mike. Yeah. Mike got like Mike raised like what?
23 grand or something. 23 grand. It's really fucked up that, you know, we're, we're falling
short of Michael from Taiwan. Um, anyway, he slid right in there, but yeah, we, you had
us booked before Mike and he just, he was like, Oh, it's easy. Just jump on stream.
This is, this is the link Jared Moskowitz in his own words. This is a three minute
video from my stream. It seems, did you get your team made this? I think this is crazy.
Let's see, let's take a look.
The guy from Florida too that's like trying to go after.
Let's first get you on the record.
Where do you stand?
Should there be any cuts to DHS or any defunding of the agency?
So no, I don't support cuts to the agency.
And I don't support defunding.
Commissioner, I'm a twice appointed
run to Sanctus Democrat as my socialist opponent.
Oh
Patrick bed David broadcast ain't no fucking way
Oh, he's reacting though. This is like he says this. He's
Opponent likes to call me. Yeah, he's like leaning further and further into like this is
This is somewhat of a test district in my opinion for like testing out the strategy of
Whether or not like true left populism could actually overcome
What Democrats like to call are these like districts that could go to a Republican, God
forbid.
I genuinely think you have a easier shot in the general than you do within the primary structure
because all the people that are like party loyalists in the primaries, now that attitude
is changing right now, don't know how it is going to work in your district, but like
the people that vote in the primaries are like the party loyalists for the most
part, they favor the incumbent usually.
Having said that, however, because of the overall discontent with the national party, there's
a real opportunity right now to make that electability argument and to make sure that
this is like a permanent democratic, like easy seat, not plus two, but we're talking
plus 10, plus 20 even in the general with someone like yourself that has this like broad
appeal across the board.
But yeah, let's get back to this.
you with Elon Musk or Rupert Murdoch owning TikTok?
Well, it's better than China.
Oh!
Oh, he's just so, he is like one of the worst.
He is genuinely, truly one of the worst Democrats.
Oh my God, I'm so happy they're running against them.
Well, look, what I would like to see actually
is a little tougher language coming out
of the Trump administration.
I'm to the right of this issue
to the JD Vance Whitcoff approach.
And I agree quite frankly more
with Senator Lindsey Graham and probably Senator
Tom Cotton, I ran as the weakest they've been in a period of time, now is not the time to
acclaim them.
Now is the time to put maximum pressure on them and make sure that we dismantle the
nuclear program.
It's unacceptable for Iran to get a nuclear weapon.
We all say that it's unacceptable.
What are we willing to do, whether it's cyber or military?
September 14th, 2023, oh my god.
This is the belligerence before October 7th.
Oh my god.
The questions have worked.
We all know right now, the only reason why the centrifuges aren't going up is not because
of anything we're doing, it's because the Iranians are not doing it.
Iranians?
And they could do it in any-
Listen, listen to me, okay?
If you sit around frustrated as to why the Democratic Party is not fighting back as
the Trump administration, or if you're sitting around wondering why when Democrats are
in power, they don't actually take the initiative to like roll the clock back
on all of the awful shit that the Republicans do get away with is because of people like
fucking Moskowitz who make sure, who fight as hard as they possibly can and make sure
that the Democrats don't actually move the needle back in an appropriate trajectory in
our foreign policy, our belligerent foreign policy.
That's like, this is what I mean when I say, if you're frustrated by the controlled opposition,
it's because the guys like Moskowitz, okay?
They are in the pocket of all of the worst corporate entities, all the worst, I mean,
even foreign policy, you know, like Israel in the pocket of APEC.
It's just, it's all of the worst shit that the Democratic party puts out.
It's, it's Jared Moskowitz is a guy who's pushing for it.
The moment.
It's not like we have some lever that would stop them.
They could do it at any moment.
most likely we'll find out after the fact because they're so close so it
wouldn't be we could do a preemptive military strike to stop it it would be
post if we would find out that they've hit the threshold and then it would be
what are we willing to do the next guy the next guy ain't gonna do this I agree
and Trump can't fall for it now he's got people around him I think Marco was
leading him in the right direction Vance sometimes concerns me because he's
and isolationist. J.D. Vance concerns me because he's not crazy enough. Bro, you're a Democrat.
What the fuck are you saying? Oh my God, this makes me so mad. This clip compilation was
designed to give me a fucking aneurysm. I swear to God.
And to save your fingers. It's just like, it's mind-boggling.
It's got to recognize it's him or nobody. I mean, that's, that's where we're
when it comes to Iran. Like Trump, don't like Trump, they look at Trump as crazy as they are,
okay? And that works in that area of the region. Otherwise, the Israelis should continue to dismantle
that. Any country that chance death to America cannot be allowed to have a nuclear weapon.
And look, I had vast disagreements, obviously, with President Trump.
What are the disagreements that you have with President Trump, actually? Oh, wait,
I know what it is. He's not going hard enough. That's what it is. He's being, he's doing Taco
Trump like Chuck Schumer. He better not, he better not try to do a negotiation with Iran.
Obviously, we had some knowledge that this was going to happen. Probably could have stopped
it. US presidents have that ability. President Trump let it go forward and he got it right.
I think maybe more joint military exercises in the Middle East, I think showing maybe
The Iranian regime, the military capabilities we have in the Middle East by doing maybe
some weapons tests out there, they need to understand what we're willing to do and then
we do the diplomacy.
Then we sit down with them and we try to work this out.
Don't go into politics.
Really?
Oh yeah.
100%.
Do you have a record?
Go to Wall Street.
Go to Wall Street.
Yeah, go to Wall Street.
Yeah, go to Wall Street.
Go be a finance bro.
Yeah.
a couple of years, get that out of your system. Yeah. Yeah. That's, that's what I tell my six
year old. So like, I couldn't ask for an easier thing to like, silver platter. Yeah. Who says
that? Yeah. It's, it's crazy. It's great. I mean, you do have a, like I said, the district
itself might, uh, seemingly in theory, the district itself, the demographics itself,
like, uh, the expectation is that someone like Moskowitz is actually, uh, to be the
favorite pick here, but I think that that is the old way of doing things. That's the old
method of assuming that this is the real electability candidate when it's not.
It's like these are all incredibly unpopular, incredibly unpopular positions that he's taking
on over and over again. And it's not even like what the district wants. If we're talking
about Democrats, if we're talking about like actual Democratic Party voters, this is a deeply
unpopular way to go about it.
It's what, 80% of the Democrats are against this?
Like, who are you speaking to in the primaries?
80% of Democrats are against this.
Overwhelming majorities of both the Democratic Party and the independents are against what
Donald Trump is doing in Iran.
And this man is actively advocating for the Trump line and sometimes even outflanking
the Trump administration it seems. Yeah and I would say for anyone who says well
why would a Democratic socialist be the more electable candidate in a district
like ours what I would assert is that it is precisely because we have Democrats
like Jared Moskowitz representing a district like ours. Let's also put into
context Broward County has the highest Democratic voter registration in the
entire state of Florida. When Democrats are winning in Florida it is
because there's high voter turnout in places like Broward and Palm Beach
County. And when Jared Moskowitz was elected in 2022, that coincided with the bottom completely
falling out. Florida gets memed. There's the Bugs Bunny, you know, saw Florida off from the rest of
the continent. But in 2018, Andrew Gillum came within one percentage point. Bill Nelson came
within one percentage point of being re-elected and defeating Rick Scott and Gillum defeating
Ron DeSantis. In 2020, it was a three-point margin of victory. The problem is that we
have Democrats that are making the Republican arguments for them. And so what I would assert
is that our campaign is in there to prevent Florida 23 from being the next domino to fall
to a Republican party because we have milk toast, chicken shit, status quo Democrats that are doing
the Republican party line. We need someone who's actually going to motivate young people to turn
out, who's going to motivate labor and progressives to turn out, and someone who's not going to,
again, when we've knocked on 5,000 doors since this campaign started, we hit our 5,000 store
over the weekend and when we're having these conversations with voters and we tell them
what do you think about your member of congress did you know that he voted for the lake and
riley act did you know that he was appointed twice by ronda santis did you know that he was
the first democrat in the entire country to join the doge caucus people are horrified they're
absolutely horrified because the the the words that people on the doors use and these are
again your your liberal voters your your committed died in the wall democrats people
who are 65, seven years old. Of course, we're talking to people who registered after 2016.
We're talking to people under 45. But when you're talking to the committed Democratic primary voter,
they're using words like authoritarianism, fascism, Gestapo, secret police when it comes to ICE.
And then you tell them that Jared Moskowitz is supporting this agenda, and they're completely
horrified. And they literally cannot believe that a Democrat would support that. But that's
the kind of voter depression. There's voter suppression on the right. And then there's
And there's the voter depression on the Democratic Party side when we're putting forth candidates
like this that don't actually represent what the base of the party believes or is going
to motivate them to turn out to vote.
And so when we talk about hitting 5,000 doors, if you're pissed off about what you just
saw about Jared Moskowitz, please donate because I'm not taking any corporate PAC
money.
I'm not taking APAC money.
I'm taking on all the entrenched corporate interests.
And this truly is, if we get the word out, we are going to win.
got. I just want to tease something that's going to be in Politico tomorrow morning.
We had our first poll in the district by the firm that pulled the Zoran mayoral election in
the Democratic primary. And what it's going to show actually is that Florida is not all that
different from the rest of the country. Floridians do not like to see their taxpayer dollars go
to fund a genocide. Floridians do not like to see Trump starting another illegal war
with Iran and Jared Moskowitz going hand in glove with the Trump agenda. So I think it's
going to be shocking for some people, but for me, it's not surprising because I'm with our
volunteers when we're on the doors. I'm having these conversations myself and it's just, I mean,
it's basic logic and just our basic humanity. And I think when we talk about how Florida is
this exception because it's got, as you mentioned, one of the highest proportions of Jewish Americans
in the country, similar to New York City, there's this flattening that happens with the
Democratic Party establishment. There's a flattening to the identity politics and just that kind
of naked appeal that divorces people from our own humanity. And this is about our collective
humanity and it is about standing together as a community across race, across ethnicity
and truly building a working class movement. Those Jewish Americans in our district, they're
also worried about paying rent. They're also worried about sending their kids to college.
They're also worried about going bankrupt because of a health care crisis. So this
flattening that the Democratic Party does based on identity is really just used to reinforce
the status quo and to prevent any kind of new voices from coming forward. But I think we just
have to be bold and assertive in what we're saying because most people are with us.
No, absolutely. And when you when you have a vision in the affirmative, when you actually
offer things for people, offer things that people want, even if they have disagreements
with you on certain issues which by the way there is no guarantee like just because someone is a
Jewish Floridian doesn't mean that they're like Israel first or doesn't mean that they care about
Israel that much they live in fucking Florida okay they don't live in Tel Aviv there are plenty of
benefits to living in Tel Aviv the government incentivize people the government wants Israeli
government wants American Jews to go and live in Israel and yet they choose to live in Florida
this is something that I stress all the time like this it's this like woke version of dual
loyalty that like even Democrats and liberals themselves engage with whenever they talk about
this stuff. And they're like, well, all Jews care about is Israel. It's like, well, that's literally
not the case. Even if it's like somewhat of a, something that they care about to a certain degree,
it rarely ever meets like the top five priorities because they're Floridians first and foremost.
They live in the United States of America. They're Americans. They're American voters and they
care. They have American interest. They have American values. There are things that they
they care about that's happening in their backyard.
And when you identify what those issues are
and you seek to solve those problems,
they're gonna vote for you.
Even if they, in the back of their minds,
they might be thinking like, oh, well,
maybe you and I might have some disagreements
on the issue of Israel.
Then again, I don't even think that it's as controversial
amongst the Jewish voting blocs in general
to say what Israel is doing is completely unacceptable.
Once again, time and time again,
votes uh... voters have shown even with the cases are on many other places
and also depending on which poll you're looking at
american jews are not monolithic at all and they're certainly not monolithic on
the issue of israel either
uh... all right but i have some more questions for you
uh... you brought up a lot of things uh... already you are very well prepared
for this interview because you've already talked to mike and you've talked to
eric too
uh... but
and you you basically went after in the five point plan like virtually all
the questions that I have for you, but I'm going to try to find something I can.
One thing that you didn't mention in this conversation, even though I've heard you say
this before, is that you want to shrink the military budget.
Yes.
And so the question I have for you is, you vocally supported shrinking the military
budget.
If you were able to cut 10% of the military budget, which is around $100 billion, let's
say, where would you invest that money?
I think we need college for all the student debt crisis that we have and the fact
that people are, I'm today, I'm still paying my student loans. And that is basically debt
is used as a means of controlling and disciplining the working class and disciplining the labor
market to force that kind of precarity where if you're not actively participating in the
labor market, then you could become completely destitute, you could be put out on the
street. So we have more than enough money if we cut even 10% of the military budget
to invest in college for all.
And I would not just restrict that to public colleges
and two and four year colleges.
When I spoke earlier about the need
for more healthcare professionals, more medical providers,
I would extend that to also things like medical school
because in the United States currently,
we have such a lack of healthcare professionals
and it's because you either have to assume the burden
of even more student loan debt,
not just the four year undergraduate,
but the additional student loan debt
of going to medical school, or you have wealthy parents,
or again, you have this inflationary aspect
of the healthcare system where
because people take out hundreds of thousands of dollars
in medical debt, that is the excuse
or the justification for these exorbitantly high
medical healthcare provider salaries.
Because people are still struggling to get by
because they're paying $1,000 or $2,000 a month
in medical school debt.
So what I would say is investing in public education
for all vocational school, trade schools,
and really making it so that we have the most educated
public that we could possibly have
and making it accessible for working class people
to go and get an education
because that helps our entire economy.
The output of that investment is much greater
than what it would cost to provide
free public college education
to every single American who wants it.
So I would say absolutely public college for all.
And I think there's a lot of other priorities, but-
So you wouldn't cut 10% of the military budget to directly give it to the state of Israel?
No, cut out the middleman.
Okay, I just, I don't know.
I mean, I thought like that's probably what I'd be in favor of, but I guess you and
I have a disagreement there.
It's okay.
South Florida has become one of the most expensive housing markets in the country.
How do you believe Florida should make homeownership more accessible?
Yeah, I would say the corporate landlords and the private equity that really control the
real estate industry in Florida.
This is again, if people want to look up Lenard homes, Lenard construction, their top
three recipients of their campaign contributions are the National Republican Congressional
Committee, the NRCC, and then Jared Moskowitz and Jared Moskowitz's PAC.
So he is completely beholden to the private construction industry, the private equity
and the corporate landlords.
So we need to remove them from the housing market.
And I would say more broadly, when you look at what the Clinton administration did with
the Faircloth Amendment, capping the number of social housing units available at the
number that existed in 1999, you think about how much the United States population
has grown since then and why building new housing is so expensive because it cannot
be directly administered by municipalities. It has to be routed through these non-profit
groups that create a lot of redundancy and a lot of just slows down the process of building
new housing and makes it incredibly more expensive. So I would be a strong supporter
of Ilhan Omar's Homes for All Act to build 12 million new homes, to incentivize home
ownership for working class people. The average age of a home buyer in the United
States 30 years ago it was I believe 39 years old now it's 59 years old so it's
people it's got to go older I think yeah yeah it's not old enough too young 59
year olds don't need a home they can do they can be permanent renters I think
yeah so repeal the Faircloth amendment pass the Homes for All Act and ban
private equity and corporate landlords from owning the housing stock that they
do and I think we can do that by changing the the tax structure of the
country and making it so that Airbnb's and these corporate landlords like
invitation homes which has tens of thousands of units in Florida that
oftentimes when you're paying rent you're paying your landlord's mortgage
and then some and so if rent is supposed to be the less expensive option that
allows you to squirrel money away and potentially go put money for a down
payment someday and to afford a mortgage we have completely inverted that
that structure where rent is so unaffordable
that Florida Atlantic University ran a poll last fall
that found you wanna look for a majoritarian position
in the state of Florida.
More than half of Floridians are considering leaving the state
because of the cost of housing
and the affordability crisis.
So we have to make public housing available
and we have to make it so that working class people
can get into home ownership and build that equity.
That is really the hallmark of how you build wealth
in America.
I think there are a lot of other ways
that we can attack the income
and wealth inequality gap.
but home ownership is certainly one of them.
Switching gears here, let's talk a little bit about
foreign policy and immigration.
Your wife's family is Nicaraguan
and escaped the Ronald Reagan funded Contra death squads,
Charleston and Navarro.
What's your wife's story if you care to elaborate
and how does that guide your position on immigration,
especially considering that 29% of your district
is born outside of the United States?
Yeah, I just have to shout out my wife Sandra
who originally asked me to be on the union organizing
committee at our workplace to organize with the News Guild.
So I knew she was the one then.
When she asked me to help form a union,
we met through our activism.
She comes from the abortion rights movement
working at the National Latin Institute
for Reproductive Justice.
That's why abortion rights are such a passion of mine
because it's a passion within our household
and a priority within our household.
But her story, she grew up in Northern Virginia.
Her family, her grandmother,
who was actually living with us last year
and had a small pension from the U.S. Embassy in Managua,
as well as her social security.
And we couldn't get a call back from Jared Moskowitz
for his constituent service about finding
an affordable place for her to live.
So she's actually-
Damn, his constituent services as to-
Yeah, no, it sucks.
So she's actually back in Esteli in Nicaragua
because she couldn't afford to live in the United States.
I mean, that is over then.
I mean, look, a lot of these Democrats, the bad ones,
they stay in power because they at least have like
reliable constituent services.
Like Hakeem Jeffery's a great example.
This is very popular in his district,
very unpopular nationally.
But if his constituent services is also lacking,
I mean, a very weak candidate.
Yeah, and no public town hall since he was elected to Congress
and started serving in 2023.
So he's just completely inaccessible.
But on the subject of Nicaragua,
so my wife's grandmother was a bilingual secretary
who worked at the US Embassy in Managua.
During the 1980s, she tragically lost her daughter
In the 1972 earthquake, her ex-husband
was a member of the National Guard
under the Samosa dictatorship, a brutal, brutal regime.
And so when the Contra Revolution,
when the Sandinista Revolution happened,
there was a lot of suspicion within the US embassy.
And so my father-in-law was drafted by the Sandinistas
and basically the turbulence that Ronald Reagan caused
by funding these, again, History Rhymes, Iran Contra.
The United States has had a long-held interest in Iran,
and it relates to our Latin America policy.
But my wife's parents were able to come
to the United States in the 1980s as teenagers
and were able to get good jobs through a USAID company,
put three kids through college,
really living the American dream,
And then, unfortunately, they were both let go because
of the doge cuts that Jared Moskowitz helped
manufacture the consent for as the first Democrat to join doge.
So there's a great book that I would recommend.
It's called Blood of Brothers by Stephen Kinzer.
He was the, at one point, the Boston Globe Latin America
bureau chief and then became the New York Times
Minagua bureau chief during the 1980s and the Contra war.
And it's really a heartbreaking history and shows the effective, one, the lies of the
Reagan administration.
You think that Trump lies, man, he was not the first one.
The Reagan administration and what the CIA did in Nicaragua was completely covered up.
And again, just these lies upon lies upon lies as we're funneling money towards these
these contra-death squads that are really what happens with our Latin America policy and what
happens when Castro comes to power in Cuba or when the comandantes come to power in Nicaragua
or really with so many other cases, they're not originally antagonistic towards the
United States.
They're seeking liberation from brutal, brutal dictatorships, whether it's Plurincio Batista
in Cuba or the Somozas in Nicaragua.
But then the United States brings all this pressure to bear with our military, with
the CIA, with funding these far-right death squads and paramilitaries.
And it forces these new governments to divert resources that the promise of these revolutions
is better health care, better labor protections, better literacy, improving literacy rates,
improving those like material conditions.
And the United States brings all this pressure to bear to suck all that money out from those
priorities and force it back into national defense.
And then it creates the conditions where the United States can say, look at this brutally
repressive regime.
But they're creating the conditions that incentivize that.
And we see it over and over again in so many cases.
But that was really the situation with my wife's family and coming over to the United
States.
And, yeah, Nicaragua is still suffering from U.S. foreign policy.
And really it's not the exception to US foreign policy.
It is the rule that we sanction one third of the global economy, one third of the countries
in the world.
So we don't have this even-handed approach where it's the market and it's all the market.
Capitalism is a rigged game.
And it is rigged in favor of the capitalists and the people who control the wealth and
control the resources.
And that's why we see, again, with Venezuela.
It's a resource grab with Iran.
It's a resource grab.
They're trying to take the oil.
So this is part and parcel with what the United States foreign
policy has been for many, many decades.
So again, this is a larger critique,
just like running against Jared Moskowitz
is a critique of Moskowitz, of course.
But it's a critique of the Democratic Party.
But when we also critique United States foreign policy,
yes, Trump is a buffoon.
And he's putting us in danger.
And he's murdering millions of people abroad with these policies.
It's not just through US airstrikes.
It's through the pullback of USAID and all of the global aid
that comes in the form of food aid, of nutrition,
of vaccinations.
And it's really, it extends way far beyond Trump
to many other Republican presidents and Democrats.
And Democratic presidents as well.
Like Democrats that came before Donald Trump also set the stage for Donald Trump to basically
advance this agenda.
I mean, he's a lot more vulgar than the previous administrations in terms of his ambitions.
But in many respects, he's basically just saying the quiet part out loud.
Whereas in previous iterations of this kind of destabilization, Democrats and Republicans
the like have tried to, Kaya wants to also hear this stuff up close.
But in previous iterations it was the Democrats that either refused to prosecute former war
criminals, refused to actually roll back some of the initiatives that the Republicans had
taken and created a perfect environment and a perfect opportunity to normalize the Republican
agenda.
for Donald Trump to come in and seize power and take it to its maximalist position.
But I think right now we have a unique opportunity to communicate on this stuff, unlike ever before,
because after two and a half years of genocide that Democrats as well as the Republicans
back to the Hill, people actually recognize that the Democratic process when it comes
to foreign policy is not really there.
And it's not really there for a lot of other issues in the domestic front as well.
So I, at least in my own personal experience, have seen that it's much easier to communicate
with people on the priors that they were made to believe with the social conditioning, especially
even in terms of things like Cuba, right?
Our starvation policy in Cuba has been voted against over and over again by every single
country in the United Nations for years since the blockade began.
And that blockade began why?
like you said, Batista was our guy. He was brutal, he was ruthless, and the conditions
in Cuba were terrible, but he was our guy, and it was beneficial for our criminal component.
It was beneficial for, at the time, like labor years that were also utilizing the island
as a tourism destination, you know, sugar plantations with horrible conditions. And
We wanted to punish this country for having a successful revolution against that.
And we never stopped punishing this country.
And now Donald Trump has taken it to its maximalist position where he's cut off oil after taking
over Venezuela and doing this resource grab in Venezuela.
We have decided Cuba is no longer allowed to get oil even from other supposedly sovereign
nations like Mexico, supposedly sovereign nations like Canada that previously were
sending oil to the island.
we're starving the country. It's pretty fucking ruthless. It's pretty brutal. But people,
I think, understand that now better than ever before.
Yeah, absolutely. And the Cuba policy is the Republican and Democratic bipartisan consensus
on Cuba of maintaining this blockade for decades. It has failed on its own merits.
And so this what we're seeing now is an escalation because it has failed on its
to the merits, despite the United States trying to isolate Cuba from the global economy and
using that as the notion that socialism is failing, because Cuba's largest natural trading
partner refuses to trade with them.
And I thought it was interesting that when Mexico decided to send oil to Cuba, that
we saw that large blow up with the cartels.
Again, when United States weapons manufacturers and the illegal arms trade is largely what is funding the cartels
but there's this this reflexive nature that
the United States anytime that there is
Attempts by other countries to help the Cuban people
The United States goes against that and yeah, ultimately this policy is just about a miserating
Generations of Cubans and separating them from their families
One of the ways that the Cuban government is able to generate revenue for itself in spite
of these crippling sanctions and the blockade that's unjustifiable is medical missions,
right? Cuba will send doctors everywhere around the world, including the United States of
America and the aftermath of Katrina. And now Marco Rubio, when he came into power
as the secretary of state, one of the first initiatives that he advanced was to make
those medical missions illegal. And for the last year, I interviewed a doctor that had
participated in this medical mission from Cuba, who had actually lived in Chicago for
a little bit as well. And then when they first, when Marco Rubio first said that this initiative
was going to be rendered illegal for a year, they went silent on it. They didn't really
fully focus on it. But immediately as soon as Cuba became the main point of contention
for the administration before the Iran initiative.
They decided to make it illegal.
They forced the hand of many countries.
Ecuador was one of the first.
And then they also told the Cuban embassy to withdraw from Ecuador, again, unprecedented.
And now in Jamaica as well and in Guatemala as well, these countries were forced to
longer have medical missions from Cuba with Cuban doctors. It's like the harm that we're
contributing to is not just the Cuba, but it's also to all these other countries as
well where they rely on these doctors, they rely on these medical missions to help some
of the less fortunate people in places like Honduras and places like Jamaica.
Yeah, and in the Caribbean a lot of these nations send medical students to Cuba
to be educated. And the United States, again, disincentivizes that and uses the stick. It's
never the carrot. It's always the stick to prevent these other countries from developing
by utilizing the, really, the generosity of the Cuban government. And I think highlighting
the Hurricane Katrina example is a really apt one because it shows that there's an
ethos of solidarity that exists with the Cuban government, with oppressed people
all around the world. That's why Fidel Castro sent the Cuban military to Angola to fight
against the apartheid regime in South Africa during the war. And that largely led to the
dismantling of apartheid in South Africa. So, you know, the United States labeled Mandela
as a terrorist even into the 2000s because of this affiliation with the Cuban regime.
But what Mandela recognized was that Cuba stood in solidarity with the mother country,
the mother continent of Africa, which is the origin point of so many Cuban people.
So it is the United States, again, bringing this pressure to bear.
It is picking and choosing winners and losers, not on the merits of what these countries
or these economies have to offer.
It is in the political interest of protecting American capitalism and global hegemony of
the United States, and it's why we see the United States time and time again as one of
the sole votes against ending the Cuban blockade, one of the sole votes against the ceasefire
in Gaza.
And I think American exceptionalism is used to, as this kind of raw, raw rally around
flag, jingoistic kind of appeal to American patriotism. But what that obscures is how far
of an outlier we are with the global order when it comes to not supporting genocide or not supporting
a genocidal blockade over Cuba, which we're now seeing with the blockade that's occurring,
the rationing of oil for education, for medical provision, that hospitals are
struggling to even sustain care over cancer patients and it's again if the
United States really cared about global well-being and humanity then we
wouldn't be bringing this kind of pressure to bear but it's the same the
same reason that how someone and how's a child in Gaza supposed to
had an education for the last two and a half years. There are these knock-on effects of US policy
that just engenders this kind of oppositional nature to the US and the rest of the world.
And because we have this hegemony, because we have the largest military in the world, we can
bring that pressure to bear. But I think what we're seeing now with the dismantling of
of so many of our alliances, whether it's Trump threatening Greenland and threatening
the NATO alliance or now with our supposed allies in the Middle East, looking at us a
scans because of what we're doing in Iran, we're really continuing to isolate ourselves
even further.
And because there's now a countervailing force in China that is a large economic
power that is a growing economy that has a growing middle class, we're seeing Canada
gravitate more towards China because the United States is becoming so unequal, becoming so
dictatorial that we're no longer the reliable economic partner where our actions can lead
to global oil prices spiking for the entire world.
And China is the one that's like trying to maintain stability by going to Iran and Saudi
Arabian trying to get them to cease fighting against one another in the same timeframe.
So I mean, I obviously don't have any issues with China whatsoever, and I believe that
we need to chart a new path forward with the way we deal with all powers in the world.
What is your opinion on how to do diplomacy with China?
I think it has to be diplomacy without this level of brinksmanship that we've seen from
the United States where we are really what the Trump administration is trying to do.
But again, this is the bipartisan consent of US foreign policy, where they're trying
to take us into another cold war against China.
And it is the South China Sea.
It is increasingly the Chinese economy that is overtaking the United States in many metrics.
We cannot have this level of brinksmanship where we're continuing to send weapons to Taiwan
and over committing ourselves to another war with another global superpower.
It is an insane approach to take, especially when China is our largest trading partner.
30% of our trade is with China.
It's ridiculous.
It is an economic catastrophe waiting to happen if we're going to get into a conflict
with China.
So we need to have a multilateral diplomatic approach with these other countries that
this fostering global cooperation, war is one of the single largest drivers of manmade
climate change and of carbon emissions. The United States military is the single largest
institutional emitter of carbon emissions in the entire world. So back on reducing the
global military budget, the United States military budget, I think that has to include
closing some of our overseas bases. It's also, of course, drawing down our nuclear
arsenal when we have
Well, some of them are closing already without us wanting to close them.
But I think drawing down our nuclear arsenal, not renewing and continuing to invest hundreds
of billions of dollars in nuclear armaments that could never be used because if they were
used it would be the end of human civilization.
So we need to look at how we can cooperate with China and with other large economies
on climate change, on electrifying our economy with clean energy, because the Paris climate agreement
we're rapidly approaching what the benchmark for that was and we're so far behind.
And I think a few years ago you would hear, especially on the right in America, well China
is burning all of this coal. We're not going to, what use is it even trying if China is burning
all of this coal? But now we're seeing China outpace the United States when it comes to
clean energy manufacturing of electric vehicles that are produced at a lot cheaper and more at scale.
So it is a foolish endeavor to say that we need to continue this level of brinksmanship
with an economic partner that we need to be cooperating with and finding ways that we can
both invest in not just making the United States economy 100% renewable but how we can help the
global south with partners like China to really extend these benefits to the rest of the
world that bears less responsibility than we do for the climate crisis.
Florida is the sunshine state and yet what kind of initiatives have been made to electrify
the grid. This could be an opportunity to also work in tandem with the Chinese state
or at least the Chinese industry as well, especially in the aftermath of the energy
crisis that we created, ironically enough over the last nine days of pummeling Iran
And then the Iranian government closing the Strait of Hormuz, which is now accelerating
this energy crisis.
What is your opinion on electrifying our energy grid and focusing on renewable energy instead?
I think we need public ownership of utilities.
These investor-owned utilities in Florida, it's Florida Power and Light owned by
Nextera Energy.
Ron DeSantis is Ombud's person that looks at the rates that Floridians are paying.
We recommended that FPL cut their rates by hundreds of millions of dollars, but because
they fund both political parties, including Jared Moskowitz, they got a $7 billion rate
hike with no questions asked.
So they're raising our rates.
They're making energy more expensive.
And so when we talk about a global green new deal, not just within the context
of the United States economy, but how we work with our global partners, this is
about making energy more affordable and more accessible to all of us.
It's Florida Power and Light, it's Duke Energy, it's Southern Company, it's so many of these energy
companies that buy off members of both political parties. We need to get the investor on utilities
out of the energy market. We need public ownership of our utilities because that is how
we can cut out these subsidies for the fossil fuel corporations. We need to invest
at a state level in renewables and of course in Florida where we see
Florida politicians will say no drilling off the coast of Florida, but if you do it off the coast of Louisiana or Georgia
have at it. That's a recipe for disaster. So we need to ban all fossil fuel extraction and we need to incentivize
this production of clean energy by having state capacity to do it, not just relying on the market because, again, it's just
They mess good state jobs as well that come along with that.
Yeah, and government work and state jobs
is how we can establish a floor for more of a middle class
life when Trump talks about how the job growth since he
became president.
And we just saw that loss of 92,000 jobs in February.
So even that is failing on its own merits.
But he said that there has been zero growth
in the public sector.
But public sector jobs is how you
can establish strong labor unions,
strong worker protections, higher wages and benefits, and establish that floor that the
private market has to compete with, because if they don't have a competitive balance in
their wages and benefits, then people will just say, well, why not just work for the
state and I can have a solid middle class life. So I think we need to raise the
standard and of living by investing in public sector jobs. And that strengthens
labor unions that strengthens worker protections. We're running a campaign that is unions
for all because labor and our labor power, especially in this current context, where in
Florida of course Republicans have super majorities in the House and Senate and the governor,
and then in Washington D.C. Republicans control both the House, the Senate, the Presidency
and the Supreme Court, labor and unions are one of the only existing levers of power
to extract real material concessions and real economic gains.
It cannot simply be a singular track of,
we attack this legislatively.
That is not enough.
We cannot be reliant on electoral system.
I know I'm an electoral candidate,
but we need strong labor unions and labor protections
and that labor militancy that allows
for public sector workers right to strike,
which is something that we've talked about.
The first public sector union strike in Florida
was the teachers union in 1968 that went on strike.
the Florida Constitution that very same year outlawed public sector workers' right to strike
because they saw when tens of thousands of teachers went on strike for unified economic
demands to hire more teachers to raise the standard of living, to invest more in our
public schools.
That's real power.
Labor militancy is how working people can exercise our power and extract real material
concessions.
And so, I think, again-
And you need that as well to go along with your agenda in order to accomplish these
goals that you're setting forward, it might come across like radical or it might come
across like it's too far-fetched, but the reality is these things are achievable, especially
when you're working alongside organized labor to apply pressure at times when there is any
sort of like corporate backed opposition coming your way.
Yeah, and we have on May 1st, 2028, Sean Fain and the UAW and other labor leaders
have talked about aligning union contracts to expire on May Day 2028 to create the conditions
for a nationwide strike. And we're going to need labor allies in Congress that can work
in tandem with labor and with organized unions across the country to, in the midst of a
presidential election in 2028, extract those real material concessions, not just to apply
pressure to the Republican Party but to make sure that the Democratic nominee is a
nominee that is a labor candidate that is going to stand with organized labor so that
we don't have this rotating villain of Mark Kelly with the pro acting. Oh, I can't do it.
There cannot be time and time again. When when when there's always an exception, whether
it's Mark Kelly with the pro actor, whether it's Kristen Sinema with the $15 wage exception
becomes the rule. And when time and time again, the Democratic Party has these candidates,
elected officials that it allows to completely tank the Biden agenda or or any kind of democratic
agenda. That is the rule because Democrats then refuse to use their bully pulpit. It came Jeffries
and Chuck Schumer. They don't they don't talk about applying pressure to the members of their
own caucus. They just reflexively say well this is what they need to do to get elected in their
state and so that's why we need organized labor as a parallel power structure to the electoral
power structure to really extract these material gains and concessions and to bring it back to
energy. Labor is also how we're going to be able to push for these incentivization of public
ownership of the energy industry because we need a clean power plan. We need to complete,
We need a New Deal FDR style investment in state capacity to produce energy that is publicly
owned, that is affordable for people because energy is necessary for human life. It is necessary
for our economic growth. And we're seeing now with the effects on the market, with the closure
of the Strait of Hormuz that we cannot survive as an economy without self-sustaining energy
resources. And so fossil fuels are a finite resource. It is insane to think that we can
continue to rely simply on fossil fuel extraction for economic growth. We need to incentivize
other forms of energy to bring us back. We're in the midst of a Holocene extinction, the
sixth extinction in the history of the world. And it is the first that is driven
entirely by manmade climate change. And I think that is the framing in the context we're in the midst
of a global mass extinction event. And if we do not change, then humanity may be able to adapt
with technology and survive, but our quality of life is going to continue to diminish more
more greatly. And it's just it has to it has to stop somewhere. And that's the line that
that our campaign is drawing also guys, if you're wondering how you can help out with
Oliver's campaign, but you're like, Oh, I'm not in the district. One, you can engage in
phone banking too. You can also go and donate to his campaign as well, especially considering
that all the candidates that I bring, with the exception of like Tom Steyer, who's a
fucking billionaire, but the candidates that I speak to are, are not taking corporate
pack money. And on top of that, given their positions on a lot of issues, like Israel,
for example, they have a tremendous amount of money that will be spent to make sure
that they don't win APAC being one of the major, um, one of the major targets here,
which is precisely the reason why candidates like Oliver need your donations more than
anybody else. Okay. There won't be like, uh, like a savior pack out there that's
going to come out to help them. Then also on top of that, you can go and door knock
and engage in ground operations as well, right? Like you need people to volunteer for the
campaign too, right?
Yeah, we're going to plan to knock on 80,000 doors in the district between now and our
election, which is on August 18th. We just crossed that 5,000 threshold. We've
been knocking on doors since November. We're scaling it up rapidly. So your donations
help us hire a full-time field director. This is a DSA run project. My campaign
manager is co-chair of our Broward DSA chapter who's formerly the Labor Working
Group Chair. Our field director is Felipe is a DSA member in Broward. Our video
team, Jenae and Gabriel, are our DSA members of our Broward chapter. And so
so much of our capacity comes from running as a committed Democratic
socialist in South Florida, but it does take resources. We just on need
go along come within about 1200 votes.
Yeah.
Less than 1%.
And that is what's a campaign that launched maybe three
months before election day.
We launched 13 months before our election
because we knew that it would take time, especially
as a first time candidate, for me
to establish that ground game, for me
to have the level of conversations that we needed to have.
But we need to hire a field director.
We need to open a campaign field office.
And these are costs that are thousands and thousands
dollars a month. I'm not sure where we're at now, but we had our best fundraising day
when we went on stream with Mike on Thursday. I'm hopeful that when I get off, I left my
phone and everything outside, so I'm going to find out once we're done here.
No, he's cooking us still. I think he raised what, 23,000 that day when he was on?
About 550 people chipped in. So I know that with the number of people watching now, we
Today, today we can change the nature and the character of this election open your fucking wall is chat. What the hell?
Because we're there. We're at 13,712 that's raised so far
Disasterous disastrous number. Thank you to everyone who's donated to everyone else who hasn't donated
we need you to chip in because
This is and I'm telling you with this poll that's coming out tomorrow. What's the max that you can donate?
$3,500 or $7,000 for, uh, for the primary and general. Okay. You want to bank it that
we're going to make it past Jared Moskowitz and, well, if you don't make it, then I get
the 3,500 back.
The 3,500 comes back. Yeah. So there we go. Okay. Let's see. Let's see if it works out.
Let's see. We're a 13. Okay. All right. There it is. All right. So you just saw Hasan chip
in. He's fully in on the campaign. So let's keep it going. Let's keep it going. Chat. Who's
going to chip in whether it's $1. Now it makes it a little bit easier to beat Michael
from Pennsylvania's ass. Okay, so as I was saying, and I want you to, and I want you
to talk about this real quick while I go pee because you can just, yeah, for hours and
it's great. So I feel comfortable leaving you alone on stream. But the question I have
is your district apparently is very gay. Yes, very queer district. What are some of
your policies in terms of protecting queer people in your district and I'm
gonna go P while you explain that because I'm a foe. Yeah so I'm gonna just set the
context here based on the 2020 census the based on the largest proportions of
LGBTQ households in the United States among large cities San Francisco was the
largest with 34 LGBTQ households per thousand Fort Lauderdale in our
district in Broward County was the largest medium-sized city in terms of
proportions of LGBTQ households, more than San Francisco at 42 per thousand, and
Wilton Manners, little Wilton Manners, which is a small city that is nestled in
the heart of Broward County, 213 households per thousand. It was, I believe,
after West Hollywood, the second city government in the United States of
America's history to have an all-LGBTQ city council. And so for me, I'm
unapologetically a trans ally I'm standing up for LGBTQ rights against
Ron DeSantis and against the Republican administration in Washington DC. Jared
Moskowitz is a twice appointed Ron DeSantis Democrat when Ron DeSantis
has attacked the LGBTQ community by attempting to remove pride-fied street
art from Sebastian Street on Fort Lauderdale Beach. Jared Moskowitz has
said nothing but I've stood time and time again at Trans Day of Remembrance
at the equality at the Pride Center at Equality Park in Wilton Manners.
We've stood with the trans community. This is just who I am. I'm a first time candidate
So this is not me having some preconceived notion of electability or what it means or how it how it works with my coalition
This is just who I am. I love the LGBTQ community my my trans friends and family members. This is
This is what we need. This is what our district needs to stand up for trans liberation and
and to really not only just pass the Equality Act,
but to be able to throw a punch back
when Republicans use the trans community as a punching bag,
and Democrats are so willing to saw off
this part of the coalition.
When we had Sarah McBride,
the first trans member of Congress
that wasn't even able to have a speaking slot
at the 2024 DNC,
the Democratic Party feels like it is ashamed
for having some parts of its coalition,
whether it is the Palestinian community,
whether it is the trans community.
I'm proud to have this as part of our campaign coalition
and communities like Wilton Manners and like Fort Lauderdale
deserve in the highest representation,
LGBTQ congressional district in the country,
weeding an outspoken champion, a trans ally.
Jared Moskowitz has thrown the trans community
under the bus time and again
with the last two national defense authorization acts
that have these poison pills to attack trans rights.
trans rights are civil rights trans rights are human rights and when trans rights are under attack
all of our rights are under attack and we need someone who's going to stand up and and be able to throw a punch back at the
republican party because
at the end of the day
when republicans try to
try to to fear monger and try to take these these small exceptions these
what is really a minutiae of of the american populace at large but use it to fear monger
they're really distracting from their efforts to
cut billionaire taxes. We're on track to have five trillionaires within the next decade,
according to Oxfam International's report at the beginning of 2025. And so when we see
attacks on the trans community, it is one an attack on all of our civil rights, but
also it is a red herring so that Republicans can stoke the culture war and fight the
identity politics fight so that they can continue to completely rig the economy
and fuck working people over. And so to stand with the trans community is to
the same with the working class, it is to stand with labor unions, it is to stand with
every marginalized community that this Republican fascist administration is attacking.
So I'm proud and unapologetic because again, these are my friends.
This is my community.
This is who I hang out with.
Before I was ever running for office, when I was just an organizer, this is the community
that I grew up with.
This is the community that I spend my time with.
This is the community that when we were just in Washington, D.C. before coming out here.
This is the community that I stand with because they're ultimately my friends.
And I think so many Democrats because they don't know any trans people and they don't
associate themselves.
It's like a foreign entity or a foreign object that they don't really understand
how to relate.
But at the end of the day, we're all human beings and we all have the same common
aspirations and interests to be able to love and be loved, to be able to have our civil
rights respected, to fully express ourselves in the promise of what American democracy
is.
And so if we're going to have a party that stands up for all of us, it cannot be a party
that bites its tongue when it comes to fighting for trans rights.
So I will never, ever, ever back down.
I would drop out before I had to ever compromise on this position because there to compromise
is to fail to compromise is to is to give up and to say that civil rights are only for
some of us. And that's just not not what I'm in this for.
Okay, but have you considered that when Donald Trump banned 59 trans athletes from participating
NCAA competitions, rent went down by half. And so did the grocery prices. Like it just,
you know, affordability was no longer even a concern for every American because he did that.
Yeah. I mean, as a shameless plug here, as a former college football player, I was a defense
event for the Sawanee Tigers. Someone can check the stats. I did have some stats when I was in
college. This is not something that that I ever thought about of the sexual orientation
or gender identity of the people I played with.
I went to a small school, so much of the student body
were student athletes.
And there's a shared affinity and a solidarity
because it's demanding.
When you're spending 30 to 40 hours a week,
there's a great deadspin article
written that profiled me when I was a senior called
the future of college football is the University of the South.
This is, right, it's,
they're not bringing down the cost of rent
when they attack the trans community.
It is a complete culture war.
And people like Riley Gaines that use their own experience
as a college athlete to attack trans rights
and to try to prop themselves up
and make themselves into a cause to lab of the far right.
It's disgusting.
It's completely disgusting and shameful.
And we need to actually address the cost of living
and bring down the cost of rent.
and it is not happening by attacking the trans community
or the immigrant community
or the Muslim or Palestinian community.
These are all red herrings.
The divisiveness of racism, of misogyny,
of xenophobia, of Islamophobia,
they're all red herrings to distract you
from the class war that is happening
because it is out and out class warfare
that we're seeing right now
with the highest levels of income and wealth inequality
in American history, even worse than the 1920s.
So getting back to specific policies around foreign policy
or on military intervention,
how do you believe the genocide in Gaza
and US military intervention around the world
ties back to domestic policies here at home?
Oh, wow, that's a great question.
I mean, when we see ICE,
that is murdering Renee Good
and Alex Pretty and Keith Porter.
These are tactics.
Also, it's not just the fact that they are now murdering with impunity people in the United States
But it is then the the propaganda machine that gets spun up after the fact that these are
Domestic terrorists if you yeah, and and certainly what is happening right now in the West Bank under cover of this war that
the United States and Israel have started with Iran it is
Turbo charging the settler violence that is is going on in the West Bank. Yeah, so
So when ICE is trained by the IDF, when US police departments are trained by the IDF,
they're bringing these tactics back to be used on the American people, what we're willing
to tolerate in Palestine is a test for what we're willing to tolerate in the United States
of America.
When we saw Pam Bondi a few months ago as these ongoing illegal military strikes,
mass murder of people off the coast of Venezuela and in the Caribbean in the Pacific. Pam Bondi
says we're going to do to trend their agua or the gangs in the United States. We're going to treat
them the way that we treat the cartels. And when they're bombing the cartels, they're creating,
they're manufacturing the consent for these kinds of military actions, this level of impunity
and state-sanctioned murder within our own borders. And we're going down a very, very, very dangerous
path. And it begins and ends and is tied in with U.S. support for the Zionist colonial apartheid regime
that has racial apartheid in Palestine when Tana Hassee Coates went over there and he comes back
and he says it's actually, as a black American, very, very familiar to see, based on which
streets you can go down. I mean, there are sundown towns in the West Bank. There's streets
that you cannot go down based on your ethnicity or based on your religion. So, in Florida,
we had a teenager, Muhammad Ibrahim, who's 15 years old when he was kidnapped by the
IDF from his bed, from his family's home in the West Bank when he was there visiting
relatives. He was kidnapped along with a few other teenage boys. He was incarcerated
in Israeli detention for about 10 months.
He lost, I believe, a third of his body weight.
He contracted scabies.
He could not see his family.
He turned 16 years old in Israeli prison
while he was detained.
His cousin, Saifullah Musallat, who also,
they're both US citizens, Florida residents.
Saifullah, 20 years old, worked out
his family's ice cream shop in Tampa,
beaten to death by Israeli settlers, who then
barred the ambulances from administering care to him. And when we look at what happened to
Rene Good, what happened? Ice blocked emergency care from going and administering aid.
These are, they're so parallel and it's so chilling.
It's fascism. It's fascism in Israel and it's fascism in America. It's a domestic military
occupation and some of the techniques and some of the propaganda is damn near identical.
and I think a lot of Americans are starting to recognize that these are the exact same
struggles that everyone is experiencing. So, one last question I have for you is about AI.
AI is actively replacing workers. Unfortunately, CN is a mechanism to
displace the existing labor force and not one that actually lifts the burden of the working
class. You yourself were replaced by AI at your job just a couple of years ago. How
do we make sure the economic gains of automation are also felt by the masses
who will be most directly impacted by the layoffs?
Yeah, I think one and maybe just to tie it back to the previous question,
AI and surveillance technology that is used and piloted and tested in Palestine
is now applied within the United States and with AI.
And what we're seeing now is the kind of second stage of there.
there was first the automation of the kiosks in restaurants and the kind of impersonalization of
no longer having to interact with someone because you could just place an order and have
working-class jobs automated away. But now this is affecting white collar workforce. It is affecting
people in information technology, coders, marketing jobs, and what it is accelerating
is an economy where there are fewer and fewer people controlling more and more of capital
and more and more wealth, and the workforce becomes expendable. And when the workforce is
more expendable, it is easier to control them. It is easier to bust labor unions. It is easier to
undermine labor protections because of the precarity that AI creates in the global job market.
it. So we need to really have, I think, to bulwark against that. One, some universal economic
rights and guarantees. We need, it's not just Medicare for All and universal childcare
and paid family and medical leave and free college. We need people to have a stake in
the economy. And when we look at something like Metta and what Facebook does, where
they literally profit off of, we are the product that is being sold. When our browsing habits,
when our social media engagement is used to be packaged and sold off to advertisers,
that is our data. That is our own personhood that is being packaged up and sold off for
profit. And so I think we need to look at public ownership of big tech. We need to have structures
where people are compensated for their advertising habits, their browsing habits where people can
receive a dividend from the tech industry. Also with AI, we see it affecting the news media.
I was a former member of the News Guild and we just saw the Washington Post lay off so
much of their workforce and it's being replaced by AI and that comes with faulty fact-checking.
It allows for the propagation of misinformation and disinformation and so we need public
entities and public structures that can counteract that to protect careers in journalism and
to really protect against, AI is not perfect.
It is rife with heirs.
It is rife with its own,
the biases of the people who create it.
And so it can replicate at scale
a lot of the inequality that we see within the economy.
So we need to have protections against AI.
We need a moratorium on data centers.
We saw the absolutely disgusting usage of AI
by the Cuomo campaign to have that kind of AI generated
hit pieces against one.
Yeah, racial agitprop, it was insane.
Yeah, I mean,
Idris Elba robbing a CVS with a Kephia,
wearing a Kephia psychotic.
So AI also affects creators
and independent content creators, it affects,
we saw the writer's guild strike last year, or 2024,
Yeah, because these, as more and more of these mergers occur with, you know, basically they're
being one big movie and television production company. That's the end objective of so many of
these mergers. And they're trying to take creative jobs out of the workforce and just
automate it into AI. But there's no creativity involved there. It's all downstream and derivative
of human ingenuity. And so that cannot be replicated, but there's going to be more slop.
And so we need to, for political misinformation and disinformation, political propaganda purposes
to put a moratorium on the development of new AI data centers. It is one of the most
destructive aspects of the economic or, excuse me, environmental, you know, resource extraction
that we're seeing with just the water usage that the demands of these AI data centers draw from
and that raises people's utility rates. So there has to be a moratorium on AI data centers.
It has to be banned in terms of the national security state apparatus that's used to surveil
people and to, again, it just brings in the biases of its creators and it can be used to
to suppress people's civil rights, constitutional rights.
And what needs to be there in replacement
is investment in labor protections, strong unions,
and ultimately, we need to remove the private ownership
of so many of these big tech multibillionaires
because they're using this AI technology
to very nefarious ends.
And if we do not put a stop to it now
if we do not bring it under state control,
then we're going to see really a dystopian future
where people are expendable
and there will be more impoverishment, more homelessness,
more people being laid off.
And ultimately, the very few people who benefit
are gonna be in greater and greater control of the economy.
So we have to put a stop to that.
Yeah, all right, two final questions are a lot.
I said last question, but two final questions.
One, there's a candidate that's running
in the gubernatorial race by the name of James Fishback,
I believe, and he is America's not first,
but hopefully last group or candidate.
He has engaged in a lot of racial animus in his campaigning,
but also outside of that,
one thing that he's been able to take advantage of
is the information vacuum that exists on the left,
especially as it comes to issues like Israel and Palestine.
Now, while he is an anti-Semite,
or at least like leaning into anti-Semitism,
even though he was a Big Barry Weiss fan not that long ago,
weirdly enough, I feel as though the only reason
why Republican candidates can take advantage of,
or the Republican candidates can technically,
quote unquote, lead on issues like Gaza
is because of the lack of momentum
that's coming from the Democratic Party.
How do you seek to address that messaging vacuum
on the left?
Yeah, I believe it has to come with, you know,
Fishback when it comes to ending state investment
in Florida in supporting the state of Israel,
when he talks about putting a moratorium on AI data centers,
when he talks about banning private equity
from home ownership in the state of Florida,
These are all policies that are used to kind of wink
at the, bring people in from the left.
And it's a tactic that fascists have used time and time again.
Donald Trump, when he ran in 2016,
he talked about how he was a different kind of Republican,
how he wasn't gonna touch social security or Medicare.
And that was the permission structure
that many voters needed to hear from him
in order to support him.
So what Fishback is doing is filling the vacuum,
as you said, within the Democratic Party.
Because when Democrats are, we just
saw AI come to the rescue of Valerie Fushi in North Carolina's
Fourth District.
It was not without more than a million dollars
that Anthropic invested at the very last minute
to defeat Nita Alam.
So Democrats, this is tied in with the corrupt nature
of the campaign finance system.
When I spoke a little while ago
about Jared Moskowitz being funded by Lenard Holmes,
a corporation that also invests in the Republican Party.
But as long as Democrats are tethered
to a corrupt campaign finance system
that is backed by corporate PACs
and by special interests that they rely on
to sustain their office,
to sustain their campaigns to be a bulwark
against leftist challengers,
then the Democratic Party is gonna remain susceptible
to the fascist right co-opting the language of universal economic benefits and what Fishback
is doing is taking these terms and then he's turning it in a jingoistic way and he's saying
Florida is full and H1 Byron that Byron Donald's the Trump endorsed Republican who he's running
against in the Republican primary.
Fishback is then pivoting on that and saying we have to ban all immigration
that he does go further with banning US financial aid to Israel in a very anti-Semitic way.
So if Democrats are going to fight back against that, then we have to divorce ourselves from
this corrupt campaign finance system.
And I think that's why it's so important that it's not just me running in this district.
There are Democratic socialists running all across the country with this shared platform.
And I think what is so important to me running as a democratic socialist is there is a fidelity
to an organization and there is a fidelity to a platform that is not what so many Democrats
use to just say, well, I'm a, you know, it's the political entrepreneurship of just, I'm
just the right click on the dial.
I've got it just right.
And there's this kind of broad expanse of views that Democrats can have to allow
themselves to take this corrupt AI money to continue to be funded by APAC because they say
that it's kind of uniquely what their district needs or represents. So we need to divorce ourselves
from the corrupt campaign finance system if we're going to expose James Fishback because he's not
he's not fighting for every single Floridian and I think that is the key difference. He's
fighting for what he conceives of as the kind of American the American people and that
everyone else if you're an immigrant our district 30% of people born outside the United States
he is they're not welcome in James Fishbacks Florida and and they're not welcome
in the fascist Republican Party's United States of America and so the key difference is that when
we talk about banning US military aid to Israel and banning US government bonds and
US municipalities and governments investing in Israel bonds we're talking about universal
economic benefits and I think it's the universality of our platform and our message that is
characteristically distinct from what fishback is talking about because he's just got his preconceived
notion of what it means to be an American and you're either in group or you're in the out group
and that is a classic fascist tactic that goes back for a century. And people like James
Fishback would not be taken seriously at all or would not have any room to message around
Israel if the Democrats were actually leading the pack when it comes to this issue like there's never my my policy on this is like
Tucker Carlson when he was at Fox News in the 2016 era was
One of the only mainstream resources that was actively talking about labor rights and and centering labor in his commentary
It was very obvious that it was cynical, but the reality of the matter is he won
he got much more pop, he gained so much more popularity as a direct consequence of being
the only person who's addressing this aspect in mainstream news.
And the same thing goes, the same thing happens with politics in general.
It's the people like Moskowitz or many other Democrats that refuse to be the leader
on this issue, even though it's like unimaginably popular, that allow Republicans to come in
with anti-Semitism and try to steer the conversation in that direction, even if they don't actually
want to do any of those things that they're claiming that they want to do.
All right.
Well, thank you so much for coming on.
This was fantastic.
I believe we raised around almost $50,000 in the short period of time that you
were here.
$49,000. What else can people do to give one more shout out? When is your election? And how can people help out with your campaign? If they like what you were promoting here?
Yeah, www.oliverforcongress.com. Our mobile is synced up right in our website so you can find our phone banks which are virtual and you can join them from wherever you are in the country.
our canvassing, which is happening in both Broward and Palm Beach counties.
We're canvassing every Saturday and Sunday. I think with this amazing financial
windfall thanks to USON and all the Hassanabi heads, we're gonna be
able to bring on a full-time field director and so expanding our canvassing
operations to every single day of the week. I think we're gonna be able to
open a field office, but Oliverforcongress.com, you can find us
on mobilized to plug into those volunteering events.
We also need, I mean, Jared Moskowitz has his own meme army
with the Midas Touch Network with ACYN with Aaron Rupar
who when Jared is in committee
and he's wearing the justice for cricket pin
or when he's making fun of Kristi Noem
and of course distracting from his own complexity
and voting for the Lake and Riley Act.
He's got the, he's got his backers in social media
and so we need a countervailing force
And so just speaking out about the campaign,
creating your own content, whether it's on TikTok,
Instagram, or on Twitter, we really
need to show the country who Jared Moskowitz is.
Because in that three-minute video,
I think that did a perfectly good job of illustrating
who this person is.
And he is a Republican.
If he were not running in Broward County, Florida,
the most Democratic county in the state,
he would be a Republican.
And so we need the social media engagement.
If you are local and also want
to write letters to the editor of the Sun
Sentinel of the Palm Beach Post of the Miami Herald or Miami
New Times. We need to build media presence because again, I'm
a first time candidate. I'm doing this for the very first time.
I don't have any previous public office held or any previous
campaigns for office. And so we need to get the word out. If
we get the word out, we will absolutely win. So it is just
a matter of resources and it is a matter of being loud
enough and spreading the word. So anyone you know in Florida
in South Florida's 23rd District and Broward and Palm
Beach County, please join and get them involved in our campaign, get them to vote for us.
Also if you live in the state of Florida, we have, because Rhonda Santas is called a
special session on redistricting, any registered voter in the state of Florida can go on our
website, www.alliverforcongress.com. There's a link to a petition on the top page of
the website. You can sign that petition and send it into our campaign PO box. We
We need 2,564 petitions and fundraising is important.
Hitting this 2,564 petition mark helps us save $10,440 in qualifying fees, a ridiculously
high number that really is a barrier to entry for so many working class campaigns and candidates.
So if we hit that 2,564 petition goal, we can save 10 grand over 10 grand in qualifying
fees and put that back into our field organizing, put it back into our advertising
to reach people.
So that is another thing. If you live in Florida and are a registered voter, it doesn't matter
if you're a non-party affiliated voter, it doesn't matter if you're a Republican, Democrat,
live inside or outside of the district. If you're a registered voter in the state
of Florida, you can sign that petition, send it into our mailbox, and that will
help us save that money and get ballot access.
Our primary election is August 18th, the voter registration deadline. Despite the
petition threshold being open to voters of all party registrations, Florida is
a closed primary state. You must be a Democrat to participate in our primary. That deadline
to register as a Democrat in Florida is July 20th of this year. So you must be registered
as a Democrat by July 20th if you live in our district, if you want to vote for our
campaign in the primary. So I'm asking you to please register as a Democrat. If I can
be a Democrat as I'm a Democratic Socialist, then please join the party so that you
can participate in our election and help us make it past Jared Moskowitz because we've
got a very tough election against whatever Republican candidate that comes forward from
that race. This is an NRCC targeted district. It is one of the closest districts in the
state of Florida. And if we can win this race, if you went, if you go, I know you
can win the primary, but once you win the primary, it's over. I think like a candidate
such as yourself is going to absolutely cook in the general and have a far better shot
at thoroughly defeating any Republican that is placed in front of you because your message
is universal as opposed to just like leaning into, you know, the partisan backing and
leaning into the Democratic brand and leaving it up to like a potential marginal victory.
actually leading first with your policies leading first with with your
worldview that is universal that is much more appealing to a broad base of
support. Yeah and if we when we win this race when we win the general election it
is going to change the nature of American politics forever because our
message has for so long it has been cowed and couched in this is only
possible in the deep blue districts. Yeah. This is only a kind of politics that can be espoused in
deep blue New York City or deep blue San Francisco or Los Angeles. When we win this race in South
Florida in the heart of anti-socialism, anti-communism of reactionary foreign policy, it is going to
change the character of American politics forever and it is going to open up the
terrain for candidates like me to run all across the country because that is what we
need. When I worked on Bernie Sanders campaign in 2016, I worked in states like
Kansas, in states like Utah, where there was record-breaking turnout. I spoke at a
rally in Utah in front of 17,000 people. You would not imagine that level of
popularity for the Democratic Party in parts of the country like that, but
working-class politics, Democratic socialist politics, the universal
economic message, irrespective of race, gender, ethnicity, religion, that is truly the unifying
message that people of all stripes in America can get behind. And so when we win this race,
I think it is only going to propel us into Congress and propel more and more working
class and DSA candidates into Congress and into state and local seats as well. It is really,
this is really exciting. And I think this is the moment where we have to change. We have to change
as a country. Think about how awesome it would be to own Maddie Glacius, who is one of the greatest
purveyors of this idea that like Democrats need to moderate like all of the in your mind. Close
your eyes and think about the shittiest New York Times op-ed writer and the shittiest third
way, third way Democrat, neoliberal Democrat and how they consistently advocate for this,
this pivot to the center for this mythical moderate voter,
because we have to win purple districts,
we have to win red districts, okay?
If Oliver wins or when Oliver wins,
all of that argument, those arguments fall apart.
It's over, it's gone.
And I do believe that you have a much better shot
than anybody else.
Yeah, I mean, I'm 33 years old.
This is what our generation, millennials and Gen Z,
this is what we believe in.
and that transcends party.
It transcends party and it is really the only way
that we move forward as a country.
So I really appreciate you sharing your platform with us
and having me on and inviting me out here.
This has been awesome.
Love everyone in the chat, all the love that we've been seeing.
I've been trying not to look too much and get distracted,
but-
No, you've been killing it, you've been yabbing.
Yeah, we've reached over 52,000 in donations now.
That's fundraising day of the campaign.
Let me emphasize that.
This has been, thanks to Hassanabi heads,
the best fundraising day of the campaign.
This is probably about 20 to 25%
of the total fundraising that we've had
for this entire race.
We've already been in the top 12% of primary challengers
when it comes to our fundraising.
We've already been competitive.
This is going to put us over the top.
We have in the last week,
I think we're closing in on $100,000,
which is about double what we've raised up
to this point.
So this has been really, really incredible
shows the power of just people, ordinary people all across the country. We have the power to
take on these entrenched corporate interests and APAC, and we're going to kick their ass
on August 18th. I truly believe if we have the resources and thanks to today, we're getting
a lot closer. It won't be close if we have the resources to reach people. I don't want
to oversell my expectations, but you saw how bad Jared Moskowitz is. This is not
what people want. But we've been so cowed and depressed into thinking that this is all that
is possible in Florida, but a better world, a better Florida is possible. Yeah, absolutely.
Thank you, Oliver. Thank you for coming on. This was wonderful. Appreciate it. All right. And I
will, when I'm in Florida, I'm going to see if we can link up and maybe I'll link you up with
some of my Florida friends as well that live out there in your possibly in your county. As a
matter of fact hell yeah all right okay perfect oh yeah let's do a photo now here
I'll turn on this when VSA pin right here we just hit a hundred thousand
members hell yeah okay all right let's we'll take a photo this Monday Turkey
said that NATO air defenses shut down a stack we're getting back to modern
It's a situation now, Chad.
Anchor is warning it would move against any such threats which increasingly pose a test for NATO.
The incident in the south of Turkey marks the second intercepting missile from Iran in the last seven days.
Turkey, which is NATO's second largest army and, to a note, Iran's neighbor, had warned Tehran on Saturday against attacking again.
but it's not suggested it wants to formally call on NATO members for further protection.
France, meanwhile, has joined in.
The foreign ministry says Iran has to stop its unjustified strikes in the region.
Let's go live to our correspondent Jasper Mortimer.
He's awaiting us in Ankara, capital of Turkey.
Jasper, good evening to you.
Turkey, in the firing line.
Tell us about the country's reaction.
Well, so far, Mark, the reaction has been calm.
their photographs of the fragments of the missile shot down today. They're all over the
television channels, but they're not causing shock. You know, two missiles have been fired
at Turkey in five days. Ostensibly, at Injilik, a base in the south.
Injilik is the American base. It's so hard to believe because Florida's failed every
election. That state hasn't been the same as the Bush era.
Yeah, it's because Democrats don't have fucking good candidates like like Oliver. That's it, dude
That's a big part of the fucking problem
So that that's precisely what I look even before I knew of Oliver's existence
He is exactly what I dreamed of as far as like a perfect candidate in like a somewhat purple ish district. Okay
A guy who can like actually prove the reality that you can just go out there and you can be like
This is what I fucking believe, you know who doesn't treat the populace is like idiots
Who's just who's not afraid of you know taking these positions?
For example with Cuba like it's unheard of for a Democrat anywhere to be like, oh my god
Like we have the bomb Cuba is like the the normal opinion of like the average Democrat because they're like
Oh, we're so terrified.
He's like, for him to come out and should be like, no, this is ridiculous.
What we're doing to Cubis is, is ridiculous.
Like to be able to do that advocacy, to have that knowledge, to be able to do that advocacy,
but then also, uh, to, to have that confidence that like, you can say that in South Florida to Cubans and they will fucking understand.
They're not stupid.
Okay.
People are not stupid.
It is incredibly, it is incredibly frustrating that a lot of our politicians, a lot of our
electives treat people like they're fucking stupid.
Okay?
And I'm sick and tired of it.
Zoran did a really good job with that too.
And I think Oliver does a really good job with that as well.
and near the city of Adana, where America has dozens of fighter jets and bombers and reportedly nuclear warheads.
But both missiles have been shot down harmlessly.
So this shows NATO air defense's work.
The reaction is calm.
President President Trump gave a speech early this evening,
in which he'd seen Nessie warning, given to Iran.
But despite these, Iran continues to take, quote, the wrong steps.
And then he said, nobody should insist on doing wrong.
Nobody should fall into the trap of the Zionist massacre organization,
that's his euphemism for the Israeli government, of making brother kill brother.
And by that he means Iranians and Turks and Muslim brothers.
Then interestingly he also said we are watching the terrorist entities in the region
By that he was referring to the Iranian Kurdish
Organization in the northeast of Iraq
Which indicated last it is pretty funny that like I I
Sometimes forget because I'm so fucking American eyes at this point
But like I'm used to a government not treating Hamas automatically as like a terrorist group
You know what I mean? It's something that, it's something that like does play a role in, I guess, like
my social conditioning to a certain degree, like even though Adlon is like NATO country, obviously
NATO ally, but like the same goes, the same goes for like even some European countries as well.
Like these, these, the certain concepts that we have in America taken for granted that we don't
even think about that. We don't even actually question, right? Are not, are not even like
they're on the exact opposite side in a lot of like European countries where people just
like don't consider them to be the same thing. And it's not even like you go to South Africa,
right? That's not even a question. Like if you were to be like, this is like, what
do you think about like resistance groups? It'd be like, what? It's great. It's awesome.
I'm glad that they exist, the fuck are you talking about, you know?
We could that it would be happy to go into Iran and engage Iranian government forces.
And initially, a president Donald Trump said he would welcome that.
But then it looks as if why is a people spoke Trump's ear because he walked back from that
offer to help the Iranian Kurdish Malaysia.
Is there any sense, Jasper, given what you've told us about NATO defences working, there
must be a sense, though, among people that this could escalate. It takes one missile to
fall in the wrong place, one issue like that to really create outrage. Turkey, of course,
having that border with Iran, is there a feeling that this could escalate?
Well, escalation is certainly a potential possibility. And Mark, the Induluk airbase
is 10 kilometers from the center of Adana, a city of 1.8 million people. So if missile were to puncture
NATO air defenses and be slightly off course, it would land in a residential area of Adana
and cause civilian casualties. And Turkey certainly doesn't want that. But, you know, so far in
this war, Iran has been targeting the assets of its enemies, the US and Israel. Now the US
This has two military assets in Turkey, Injilik and the Kurajik radar station, which is also
in the east of Turkey.
Now so far, Iran has failed to hit Injilik, and there is no evidence that it has even
tried to hit Kurajik.
Escalation would actually mean Iran hitting Turkish assets.
So far, there's no sign of that, and I think there's a reason.
When this war began, Turkey was the only regional power that condemned Washington outright.
The Gulf States didn't like America starting this war, but they didn't condemn Washington.
Why is Iran attacking Turkey?
It seems not so much to trigger NATO by attacking one of the strongest European
powers in the world.
I don't know, Chatter.
I don't know, Neek Skit.
I don't know why they're doing that, okay?
I'm sure they got their reasons.
All right.
Turkey did.
And I think Iran is grateful for that.
And I think Iran sees Turkey as a potential mediator
when the time comes for bringing this conflict to an end.
Jaisal Mortimer, as always,
thank you for your analysis of the situation.
Jaisal Mortimer, our correspondent in Ankara.
Thank you for joining us, Seth.
Today's hadith is about the wrongdoings and the need to not believe.
I remember it once again.
bobbing Tomahawks in the region. Also, yeah, as far as the IRGC, there are some statements
that came out. One, Iran's IRGC says in response to Trump's comments, we are the ones who will
determine the end of the war according to the state media and Iran's revolutionary guard
spokesperson says Trump's comments about Iran were nonsense.
As you guys probably heard before Oliver came on, we were listening to Donald Trump.
app on and on and on about how the war is over but also it's not really over but
it's far from over but it could be over any moment now. Meanwhile, meanwhile while
Trump was saying those things, those nonsensical things, Iran was literally
lobbing missiles at Israel and also numerous other bases in the region. Of
course, doesn't fucking matter for the average American hog who is an absolute
fucking dumbass. But you know, what is this? Islamophagism? Whoa. Oh, okay. Yeah. That was
crazy. Islamophagism caused millions of casualties since April 24th, 24th of April, 1915. And
now it's about the collapse in peaceful West. Progressivism is spreading in Middle East.
Keep crying. Peaceful West. Progressivism is spreading in the Middle East is such
a fucking funny thing to say, especially considering that the peaceful West progressivism is quite
literally genocide in Gaza, okay, is the destruction of the Iranian assets that have caused an ecological
disaster. American government fucking lasering a school with like 150 killing 150 schoolgirls,
like that's what you think is Western progressivism. Get the fuck out of here, man. Oh, peacefully
spreading Western progressivism suck my dick dumbass. Anyway, Hezbollah's decision to attack
Israel and support Iran. Khaja Kala's is back. Everyone's favorite fucking moron EU high representative
for foreign affairs and security policy. Hezbollah's decision to attack Israel and support Iran
and dangers the entire region. Israel has the right to self-defense in line with international
law at the same time as those heavy handed responses causing massive displacement. Israel
is the only country that has a right to self-defense. By the way, no other country on the planet
has a right to self-defense, okay? Not even America, unironically, just Israel. I never
hear the right to self-defense more than I hear when it's in defense of Israel. God,
the European Union is so fucking disgusting. Anyway, speaking of Iranian activities in
the region, obviously we got some other stuff to talk about. One, Bahrain prosecutors
now seeking a death penalty for citizens accused of photographing damage from the Iranian attacks.
Bahrain is heating up with, with a lot of anger against the, the government there, obviously,
and their way out of this is to say, how dare you take photos of the fucking impact sites?
How dare you celebrate the impacts we are going to dominate you in court? They're literally
seeking the death penalty for defendants accused of high betrayal alleging they photograph
location or photography is prohibited in court prosecutors of the kingdom faces
brutal iranian aggression adding that loyalty to the homeland is not an option
that accepts negotiation and maximum penalties for violators without the
slightest mercy which they added is the death penalty the case comes
authorities continue blaming Iran for the damage from a strike in citra where
1232 civilians including children were injured after a Bahraini air defense
interceptor appears to have struck a residential area this was literally the
video of one of the Patriot's defenses stationed inside of Bahrain accidentally went for a
fucking loop and struck a civilian neighborhood.
The video from Bahrain appears to contradict the version of events given by US Central
Command appearing to show an air defense interceptor descending into and striking an
area off camera after a failed interception attempt.
Local reports say the interceptor fell into a residential neighborhood injuring 32
civilians, including four who are in critical condition.
Here it is.
They got so mad, they got so fucking mad that someone filmed this, that they literally
turned around and are now offering the death penalty to the people that filmed this shit.
It's crazy. Okay. Shells out. Great job, Bahrain. Good job.
Anyway, Trump reposted Drew Pavlov, but I'm going to fucking skip that part. But...
What is this looks like something hit the millennium tower in Bahrain Saudi Arabia is under attack
and Hezbollah continues to confront invading Israeli occupational armor in the south. This
is an hour ago. So it's not like these guys are fucking stopping. It's not like the Iranians
are stopping their unlimited attacks. Iran says Azerbaijan, Turkey and Cyprus attacks
for false flag operations by Israel. Now, considering they have the smoke for everyone,
I don't know why they would have, I don't know why they would attack and open up new,
you know, new theaters of war and new enemies in general. I don't know why they would
do such a thing. So I suspect that they are, I suspect that they are saying it's
a false flag, but who knows? I mean, does Israel have Iranian missiles that they can
recreate or something? I don't know. You can literally tell whether it's an Iranian
missile launch or an Israeli one.
The general staff of the armed forces exclusively officially announced that no such project
those were launched from within Iran by our military forces.
Um, anyway, uh, Fox News is having a hard time defending that ship by the way, but let's
get to Iran's Iraq. She form minister Iraq. She, uh, once again, talking to PBS this time
around, not the piker broadcasting service, but instead the public broadcasting service
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From the Iranian government, earlier today I spoke with Iran's foreign minister Abbas
Araqi who joined us from Tehran. Mr. Minister, welcome to the news hour. Thank you for
joining us.
Thank you for having me on now. Thank you indeed.
So I'd like to ask you first about the news, the selection of Mujtaba Khamenei, the son
of the late Ayatollah, who's been named the new selected supreme leader of Iran.
Some say his selection is a message of continuity of his father's leadership, of continued
defiance to the U.S. and Israel.
Do you agree with that?
Is that the message Iran would like to send?
Well, I think that is the correct evaluation.
It shows that the continuity, some sort of stability at the same time.
And since his selection, has he or anyone in your leadership had any contact with U.S.
officials, is that something that he is open to, to talk about negotiations or a
ceasefire?
Well, first of all, it's too soon, you know, for him to make any comments.
We are all waiting for his speeches and comments, which would come later on.
But I don't think the question of talking with Americans or negotiation with Americans
once again.
All buzz is eating today and I'm not talking about Kubi Day.
Thanks, Chatter.
I'll be on the table because we have a very bitter experience of talking with Americans.
We negotiated with them last year in last June and they attacked us in the middle
of negotiations. And again, this year, they tried to convince us that this time is different.
They promised us that they don't have any intention to attack us. So, and they wanted
to resolve the Iran's nuclear question peacefully and to find the negotiator's solution
and be finally accepted. But again, after three rounds of negotiation, and after the
American team in the negotiation, you know, said itself that we made a big progress, still
they decided to attack us.
So I don't think, you know, talking with Americans anymore would be, you know, on our agenda
anymore.
Mr. Minister, this war has now entered its 10th day.
I know you have said that unless there's a permanent end to the war, not a ceasefire,
other words, that Iran will continue to defend itself, continue to fight.
Can I ask you, what do you believe that the U.S. and Israel are trying to achieve or trying
to change with this war?
Well, actually, they tried to achieve some targets, some of their goals, but they failed.
You know, they thought that in a matter of two or three days, they can go for a
regime change, they can go for a rapid clean victory, but they failed.
So I believe that's, you know, option, you know, plan A was a failure, and now they are
trying other plans, but all of them have failed as well.
And I don't think they have any, you know, any realistic, you know, end game in their
mind because we are seeing some sort of a chaos in their sayings, in their, you know, actions.
They have just started to attack us blindly. They are attacking today. They attacked, you
know, residential areas. They attacked hospitals. They attacked schools. And they entered into
attacking our infrastructure, which is a very dangerous move. And, you know, as
As a result, you can see the oil prices everywhere in the world.
So I don't see any reasonable goal that they are following.
They failed to achieve their goals at the beginning, and now after 10 days, I think they are aimless.
I do want to ask more about the oil prices.
As you mentioned, there have been widespread disruptions in the delivery of oil in the
Persian Gulf.
We're seeing prices here in the U.S. start to rise as well.
Do you believe that you can pressure the U.S. and Israel to stop their attacks by slowing
or stopping oil production as well?
Well, this is not our fault.
This is not our plan.
You know, the oil production, the, you know, the transportation of oil has been slowed down
or stopped not because of us, because of the attacks and aggression made by Israelis and
Americans against us.
But they have made the whole region insecure.
And this is why the tankers, the ships are scared, you know, to pass through the
strait of almost.
We have not closed that strait.
We are not preventing them to navigate in that straight.
But this is the result of the aggression by Israelis and Americans, which has made the
whole region insecure, unstable, and the consequences are huge for not only us, but
for the whole region, and now for the international community.
Iran has, though, hit multiple oil facilities in other nations in some of the region's top-producing nations.
In fact, Saudi Arabia and Iraq and Kuwait, and we heard from your top military spokesman today,
who said, if you can tolerate oil at more than $200 per barrel, continue this game.
So is limiting oil supply part of your strategy here?
Well, actually, this is a war imposed on us.
And what we are doing-
Wait, Trump fucking said Iran has American tomahawks? Bro.
They are literally flailing around. Okay, they have nothing nothing at all, which is precisely the reason why they're just like
Wapo report the Israel loss of key radar and is looking for an off ramp in the war wait no way
New Trump post by the way
Trump on true social if Iran does anything that stops the flow of oil within the Strait of Hormuz
They will be hit by the United States of America 20 times harder than they've been hit thus far
Addish
Additionally, we will take out easily destroyable targets that will make it virtually impossible for Iran to ever be built back as a nation again
Death fire and fury will rain upon them, but I hope and pray it does not happen
This is a gift from the United States of America to China and all of those nations that heavily use the Hormuz Strait
Hopefully is a gesture that will be greatly appreciated
Yeah, I mean he's saying like we're gonna fucking strike the oil refineries even harder than
we already have struck.
That's it.
That's the threat.
The threat is we're gonna do genocide to 93 million people like possibly.
What is this?
David Ignatius, a WAPO journalist who's basically the CIA's media mouthpiece gets fed everything
Prince what they want him to, pretending the decision is with Trump, the battered Axis
powers want an off-ramp fast."
A few senior officials in Israel are starting to voice concern about the escalating open-ended
attack on Iran and suggesting possible exit rams that might halt the war before it further
damages the region and global economy.
Talk of an endgame is early, and a decision about whether to stop the attack spreads
largely with President Donald Trump continues to seek all out victory, but at telephone
conversation Sunday, a senior Israeli official familiar with the planning and strategy
of the Iran war discussed alternatives to Trump, what Trump calls unconditional surrender,
the official request to the enemy because of the sensitivity of the Iran situation. No,
it's just like, I still think it's fucking bullshit. And the reason why I say I think
it's fucking bullshit. Oh my God, that's funny. The reason why I think it's bullshit
is because like Israel is the one that's like agitating further. I doubt that, yeah,
he's talking about the desalination plans and the power grid targets, including the
oil refineries, like you said, um, I, I think it's, uh, like they're, they're already hitting
some of these things, right? They're hitting, they're hitting some of the stuff, but they're
just like saying, we're going to fuck the civilian life up. We're going to fuck civilian
existence up even further than we have thus far. If you posture against like, uh, the
tankers from moving, which for the record, in terms of like the Iranian response, they
have to.
Now that they have said, now that they have said that if you like go through it, if you
have a vessel that like we are not allowing to pass through the Hormuz, because Iran
is announcing that any Arab in European country that expels the Israeli and US ambassador
would be granted free passage to the Strait of Hormuz, okay?
The point is, Iran is saying like, we're controlling the cards here.
We're controlling who gets to pass through the Shredda Formos.
If you want to pass through, you have to make, give us assurances, right?
And Donald Trump doesn't want that.
Donald Trump doesn't want Iran to have that control, except Iran does have that control
whether Trump likes it or not.
You can fucking, you can melt the civilian electrical grid, right?
The electricity grid that 93 million people fucking rely on.
the end of the day, Iran can still lob missiles from their facilities and overwhelm any boat
that tries to pass through without Iran's go ahead. Okay. It's kind of fucked up that
his, like Americans only means of dealing with people is like, Oh, we'll just murder
every single human that lives in your country. Like we'll just murder every single human
being the loser country will make life uninhabitable. Like, that's the only tool we have. We can only
go up the escalation ladder. We can't go down and de-escalate. But I think it's a desperate,
it's a desperate move from Trump. Like, this statement is one of desperation. It doesn't
spell victory in the way that he was talking about it earlier today. If you were to
ask him earlier today, he's like, oh, we've accomplished all of our military goals.
Iran has no smoke. Iran has no bombs left. They got no bitches.
Right?
So if, if Iranian, if the Iranian Navy is destroyed as you claim it is, if the Iranian Air Force is destroyed as you claim it is,
then why are you still threatening Iran? I thought you already destroyed their facilities.
I thought you already destroyed their capabilities of controlling the Strait of Hormuz.
Now it feels like you're fucking fearful. Now it feels like you haven't actually destroyed its capabilities
whatsoever
Meanwhile if you want to understand how bad the situation actually is which by the way
China needs to fucking pick up the pace here Jesus Christ
America satellite imagery company Planet Lab said that they were gonna release information from this region
after holding on for nine days. Now they've increased the delay to 14 days.
We're never getting that fucking Planet Labs imagery for the record.
They don't want to show exactly how bad the damage is.
They don't want to show exactly how badly Iran destroyed American facilities.
So now it's time for Mizar Vision to pick up the goddamn slack, okay?
Planet Labs is a, is a satellite imagery company. It's a commercial America satellite
imagery company. After consultation with the U S government has announced an unprecedented
14 day delay to release the imagery of the Middle East.
They just, they just, they don't want to show the world how, how good Iran has, how,
how badly Iran has been defeated. That's what it is. That's what's going on here,
chat. You only satellite imagery companies, American commercial satellite imagery companies
only do this when America is winning really well, you know? That's what it is. That's what's going on.
Zoom out on this cam a little bit
There you go, that's how you look fried. I've been tired
I've been tired.
I've been tired.
Are you able to tell how far back as I'm the first shot?
I remember watching, I remember watching J6 on stream live.
My six year old bungalow dashy dad and mom are watching on TV right now.
Hi mom and dad.
Anyway, Jane Griffin, they're talking about the Tomahawk.
They're trying to defend the American Tomahawk situation.
Let's take a look at how well they do that on Fox News.
One of the questions, Jen, in that news conference was about the strike on the girls' school that's
next to a base in Iran.
And it was a Tomahawk missile, the president saying Tomahawks are used by other countries,
but an investigation is ongoing.
What do we know about where that stands?
Well, that was a bit surprising to me, because basically the U.S. has tomahawks.
Tomahawks have to be fired from either submarines or from warships.
The Brits and the Australians have tomahawks, but they're not part of this conflict.
And then you also have the Japanese who are in a testing phase.
So it seems highly unlikely that it would be anyone's tomahawk other than a U.S. tomahawk
that hit that school.
And I think the president knows that.
He just knows that this is a, certainly a mistake, a big mistake, and it's being investigated,
but he's trying to sort of muddy the waters by talking about the tomahawks.
Yeah.
Oops.
Oops.
Yeah.
Great stuff.
They were saying that they didn't believe it was theirs, or they believe that Iran
misfire or something, are we sure there's a tomahawk that hit that school?
There's no evidence that the Iranians fired anything at the school.
If you look at the satellite imageries, and there have been a lot of investigations from
the air, from these satellite photos showing the impact and showing the likelihood that
it was a tomahawk.
God damn, they're cooking them.
The White House expected an uprising in Iran.
Instead, huge crowds are rallying behind the country's new hardline supreme leader
blaming the U.S. for civilian deaths, including more than 160 children killed when a missile
destroyed a girl's school.
Now, you attended that rally that was in support of the Supreme Leader, what was it like?
IRGC found the weak spot for Trump.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps say in response to Trump's comments that they
are the ones who will determine the end of the war, the IRGC added that Tehran would
not allow the export of one liter of oil from the region if the U.S. and Israeli
attacks continued.
It was huge. It was massive. There were thousands, tens of thousands, maybe even hundreds of thousands
of people. Andersen who turned out it was an Engelab Square, which is revolutionary square,
obviously celebrating the Islamic revolution. And there really was a two-fold message. On
the other, on the one hand, people there were mourning the death of Fayatola Ali Hamenei,
the late Supreme Leader who of course was killed in an airstrike a little over a
week ago and then also pledging allegiance to the new Supreme Leader, Taya Toga Machaba Kamenei,
who of course is the second eldest son of the latest Supreme Leader. A lot of people there
were very angry at the current situation, I have to say. A lot of the people were pretty
charged up screening death to America. Bro, this is why I still ride for mainstream news.
Okay. Do they do a lot of propaganda? Absolutely. They do. Okay. Are they aligned with the State
Department all the time? Yes. But at the end of the day, they still got fucking dudes that
they will send out there to conflict zones. Like you, it's, it's, it's, there is no alternative
to this. Like I need you to understand. There is no fucking alternative to this. There
There's no UGC that you can create that's like reliable at all.
Even if you know where CNN's biases are, they're still, it's still worthwhile to have a guy
out there.
Even if you know that they're fucking biased.
Erica, death to Israel, certainly a lot more so and a lot more forcefully than we've
witnessed in the past.
And we've been at a lot of events similar to this one in the past.
Crazy that Iran allows Western reporters into Iran, but Israel won't let reporters in the
Gaza. Yeah, of course not, dude, because look, Iran understands that Iran obviously understands
that there is like utility to showcasing the regular Iranian existence on the ground as
opposed to just like letting Western media dominate the fucking airwaves in whichever
way they see fit.
It's also solidifying the proof in the eyes of the Western world of war crimes
in general. And that's precisely the reason why they are obviously going to let Western journalists
into the country.
Iran has turned public sentiment in less than two weeks. I can't even, I mean, no, this,
that's just our community. Let's be real. We're far from the norm here. But the very
fact that there is a community as large as this one that even recognizes the sovereignty
of Iranian people in general is unheard of in American news, but like be real. Like if you ask
the average person, I don't think the average person is thinking like no, Iran is actually
shattering American hegemony and that's a good thing. I, you know what I mean? Oh, you meant like
inside of Iran. No, I mean, there's still plenty of people, there's still plenty of people that
are frustrated with the government, but like obviously they're infinitely more frustrated
with America and Israel. Very large and you could tell that the people there were really
angry at the Trump administration were very angry obviously at Israel as well, but at the
same time also try to project that the governing forces here are still very much in control
Anderson and also that there is a succession in place and that the leadership here in this
country is still very much intact. It's just like I I never thought that I would
see vindication after vindication so close to like my commentary. Usually it takes a while
for people to come on board with the things that I'm saying. And yet nowadays, because
of the administration's accelerated buffoonery, you kind of get a, you kind of immediately
see the action and then the reaction, like things are happening in a, you know, things
are happening at a much faster pace, but it is wild. Like that's why I say Parker
broadcasting service for tomorrow's news today. This is part of the reason, right?
Let's do the fan America. Yeah. And Senator, I want to ask about, um, what the
Wall Street Journal is reporting about your colleague, Senator Lindsey Graham,
the journal saying that Graham traveled several, several times to Israel in
recent weeks to help make the case on Iran. I don't know why, uh, what's
the phrase Laura Ingram is also kind of, uh, not fully on board.
Laura Ingram is not fully on board with what's happening either. It seems like she keeps she keeps hitting both angles meeting with members of the country's
Intelligence Agency spoke in Netanyahu coaching him on how to lobby President Trump for action
Graham said that Netanyahu showed the president
Intel that persuaded
President Trump to go ahead
Senator I know you all talked to foreign leaders and that happens routinely
But speaking to a foreign leader on the precipice of war and seeming to be lobbying or being
an intermediary, which this seems to indicate, is that the right way to go?
Well, listen, Lindsey is passionate about defending America, and he is on the road
a lot.
He's talking to world leaders all over the world.
There are times when I agree with Lindsey.
There are times when I don't.
But when it comes to the threat...
Well, what about this?
What about this?
I mean, this is something of a totally different level, is it not?
No, actually, when it comes to the threat Iran poses, Lindsey agrees they pose a major threat to America, and I agree they pose a major threat to America.
Look, Lindsey and I disagreed on the Iraq War. He thought the Iraq War was a good idea. I thought the Iraq War was a mistake.
I think Iran is fundamentally different because Saddam Hussein was not murdering Americans on the scale and level that Iran has been doing.
doing. Saddam Hussein was not funding Hamas and Hezbollah killing Americans and
Bro, Saddam Hussein literally killed Iranians. Like, he is the worst person to compare this
to. Like, if there's one guy, one historic figure in the region that you literally
cannot compare to because he was objectively worse for, you know, everybody else involved,
it's fucking Saddam Hussein. Ironically enough, you use the Saddam Hussein example
to say, despite his ruthless nature, like Iran, Iraq would be better off if he was not
deposed.
Like, he was a spectacular flub.
President Trump acted boldly to take out a regime that had been killing a man.
He used chemical weapons on his own people.
Yeah, except those were good chemical weapons because we gave Saddam Hussein those chemical
weapons to use against the Iranians, which he did. And then he used it on his own people,
which again, is, you know, that's when it became bad because we decided we don't like
Saddam Hussein because he was also like, you know, shooting missiles at Israel. That was
his like biggest claim to fame.
Americans over the first that he's the first to market with the, you know, bombing
Israel. So that's part of the reason why he has a lot of prestige in the region,
regardless. They, they call him a lion, regardless disagreeing on that.
Yeah, I'm not disagreeing with that.
Our point is working with Netanyahu so closely to lobby President Trump acting as an intermediary for a foreign country.
Is that appropriate? That was my simple question.
I'm not trying to be difficult here, but that's slightly unusual, is it not?
I agree with you on other points.
I don't think it's a fair characterization that Lindsey is an intermediary for Israel.
And a lot of the critics say, oh, the war is all about Israel.
Understand it's not about Israel.
It is about America.
the reason president trump acted is to defend america
there's a reason the i a tola referred to israel is the little satan
and america's the great satan
i believe if the i don't know that a nuclear weapon
he would use it laura is no matter why they say that
i wonder
on a lot of focus and i don't kill you and me right now he would and that's
why president trump acted inside i get frustrated with all the people to say
oh this is all for israel no it's not
this is for america this is donald trump being the commander-in-chief of the united states of
america and protecting us and and and you you started your monologue by saying this was not
going to be a protracted land battle with troops there for a long time you're absolutely right
that is not going to happen but the president is acting decisively to take out real threats
to the lives and safety of america's all right well senator it's great to see you as always
Thank you very much.
Oh, man, oh, will anyone bite. Yeah, Iran's largest is any Arab or European country that
expels Israeli and US ambassador will be granted full freedom and pass through the Strait of
Hormuz starting tomorrow according to Iranian state media.
Interesting suggestion, directly putting the control over the trade of hormones in the hands of Iran, once again, in the eyes of all the regional leadership, considering that, wait, oh, we're bombing electrical infrastructure, and there it is, we're currently bombing electrical infrastructure and Trump is planning to, uh, an opt to try and seize the enriched uranium, wait, what?
No fucking shot. They're doing special operations in Isfahan in no way.
So we're gonna go further and decisively defeating the enemy, whatever it takes, but three hours ago he told CBS News, quote,
I think the war is very complete pretty much.
Well, that statement posted by CBS correspondent Weijia Yang was at 3.16 p.m.
Well, President Donald Trump knows the timing of that very well.
At 3.17 p.m. the Dow Jones industrial average shot up major recovery oil went down until then of course there had been fair fear
Frankly overnight in the oil market panic oil had gone well above a hundred dollars a barrel
It was absolutely incredible what we witnessed
It was at the highest in four years
There was worry and fear and panic as I said about a global economic catastrophe
But it is clear tonight long after the markets have formally closed
that Trump, at least for now, does not have an intention of ramping the war down.
In fact, CNN is learning this hour that the Trump administration is considering a highly complex
and risky operation to retrieve Iran's known, highly enriched uranium.
Now, that would be a massive mission. That would require boots on the ground.
It would require significant forces, special forces,
and it would put a significant number of American ground troops in harm's way.
Robert Kelly is a former chief nuclear inspector for the IEA, he told out front,
front. But the United States, in his view, probably doesn't even really have a clue where
that uranium is. He said, quote, it can be split up into so many batches, so it's probably
not all in one place. Seems like a script for a suicide mission with little chance of
success.
What do you? Did our greatest president just lie to us? Yeah. I mean, I just don't think
they're doing that. I don't think they're doing that, especially because if they were fucking doing that,
especially if they were doing that, I highly doubt that they would tell the media ahead of time.
But then again, I don't know anymore, because it's so stupid, because everything is so stupid.
Um, oh, this is the IRGC guy who referred to Trump as the corrupted island man, presumably
in reference to the private island of Jeffrey Epstein, little St. James, nicknamed Pato Island,
despite flying on Epstein's private plane seven times.
Trump says he never visited.
Yeah, they're calling a Mylon man over there, which is wild.
Lincoln thinks he's the only one who said this.
And had a couple of things going forward in terms of.
President Trump told CBS today that the war with Iran could be over soon.
As I told David Gurra, business last week, two forces will ultimately shape how and
when this ends.
immunizations. Yeah, David Blinken and Hasan Hassanabi Piker, David Blinken, Anthony Blinken
and Hasan Hassanabi Piker in agreement here once the world is hell is frozen over. We
are living through the president television presidency who knows. This was the intel
Well, they convinced Pete Hexit to do this mission.
Okay, with how stupid the current government is, this low key could be like a part of it.
You know what I mean?
Or they're just straight up. They're just straight up going. Yeah, we watched this play itself out and call a duty
We watch this play itself out and call a duty
wait shut the fuck up no Bezalos Smalltridge's son actually got fucking
it murked in no way I thought I thought that he got like lasered in the legs or
something like they they pieced his legs up or something
6 guys deep this will definitely seem legit can't blame the guy I thought has Bola just
like ripped his legs apart but reports of bank of your small to just son are dead wait
what bank of your son is dead to wait what or you mean bank of your is dead that's
what they were saying which by the way I don't know about that one but yeah small
Okay, guys, there are a lot of different fake news out there. One is about Benjamin and Yahu's
brother dying in Benjamin and Yahu's residence. That was bombed is what they were claiming.
We don't know if that's correct. There's one report about, uh, Ben Givir. Itamar Ben Givir
also dying, but then the Israeli government is claiming it's a car crash. Again, no evidence
This is out there for either of those things, okay?
You're just hyping yourself up for no fucking reason.
It's not, I don't think it's real.
And then last but not least, the, the, the,
this one is real, the, the,
Bezalos Montres's son, he got wounded seriously
as shrapnel tore through his son's liver
during an attack near the Lebanese border
that wounded eight Israeli soldiers.
but we don't know if he's dead or not.
Smoltz said his son was fucked up real badly.
Yeah.
Fragment tore through his back and stomach ripped his liver
and came to rest one inch
from the largest blood vessel in his abdomen.
He was one of eight soldiers hit in a single round
for all the politicians debating this war
from podiums and press conferences.
It just arrived at Smoltz's kitchen table.
Yeah, I mean, that's usually not,
Yeah, that's Scott Ritter, man. Like, stop, stop. Like, stop. Please, like, have a little
bit more discipline with your sourcing, okay? Jesus Christ. This is one of the only, this
is one of the unfortunate byproducts of having like, you know, anti-imperialist, like a
wave of like anti-american hegemony politics rip apart the the american collective consciousness
where you just like end up leaning into sources that are sometimes not very reliable okay
they like calm down like you guys don't turn into like those uh fucking
anti hegemony accounts you know the hegemony destroyer accounts like bricks nation
Breaks news and the guy's like fucking, you know, weird like libertarian guy
Back to the special observation the C's Iran's uranium is very strange because they didn't the JCPO
I literally have Iran shipping out most if not all of us enrich uranium like what an own goal that is
Yeah, and then the other one was uh, David Bernier or something the head of massage again. We don't know if that's real or not
Where is Yemen in all this? Yemen has been waiting. Yemen has been waiting for the American
aircraft carrier to reach its shores. Bro, seriously trying to figure out what a counselor
legit on X has been a nightmare for someone like me who never uses X. Yeah, everyone on
Twitter it loves the spread misinformation so it's kind of fucking crazy.
Yeah Bricks news says China is gonna shatter American hegemony by offering nuclear arms
to Iran.
It's like that's not real man.
like please, like please.
His son did actually get hurt.
Yes, his son did actually get hurt.
Anyway, you are all, you're also gonna get PSO'd.
The
US Empire suffocated by its own power tries to give his last death or seeking survival
but unwittingly has come up against the strongest enemy in political history. The PSOE. I mean,
I like it. It's because Pedro's so hot. I'm sorry. That's literally half of the reason
for me. He's such an attractive man. I don't know what it is, but he cooked me. He cooked
me. Okay. He just, I saw that handsome man come out and say enough, you know, demonstrate
bare minimum basic competence as a European country, as a leader of a European country.
And I was like, wow, this is brilliant.
This is incredible.
Why does she keep posing shit like this, Lamar?
I'm on a flight and my air hose hands me a glass of champagne.
Sees my man, David, and beneath his breath, lispers, la haim.
He asked me if I want to splash a juice in my glass.
I said, just a side of I'm Israel high.
He smiles.
I say, are you a member of the tribe? He says, I just found out yes in my bloodline. I ask,
where are you from? He says, I am from Venezuela. I say, holy shit, how are you so how are you
feeling right now? Good. He says, I'd love to say more. I will just say I feel more
What the f**k is that lol what the hell
if that was goes came after me what the hell was that what the fucking hell was
I
Just got Eve fat Lord
Oh, oh internet is going in and out it's not even a joke is it is actually cutting in and out right now what the fuck I
Kind of believe it
If that was coming after me internet if that was coming after you hit the accent so hard
it the connection
i don't know what that was
uh...
let's get back to the actual
he's only defending ourselves
we are facing an act of aggression which is absolutely illegal
and what you are doing is that
Hey yo, what the fuck?
What the hell?
Dude, what the frick is going on right now? I'm texting, I'm texting my people, I'm texting my people, I'm texting my people.
I know, I know we went black screen for a second. My internet is cooked right now. I don't know what the fuck's going on
I'm Israel. Hi. I'm Israel. Hi. I'm Israel. Hi. I love Israel. I love the nation state of Israel is the greatest nation of all time
There's no country that is better than the nation state of Israel is real is the only country in the world
It's a small nation, but it should be a larger nation. I believe in the greater Israeli project
I believe in the greater Israeli project. Please. M is real high M is real high M is real high
Please Mossad stop hitting stop hitting the laser beam on my internet connection, please
Okay, I think we're good I think I think I said the necessary M is real highs to continue
you. All right, is the act of self defense, which is legal and legitimate. Well, we have
already warned everybody in the region that if the US attack us, since we cannot reach
the American soil, we have to attack their bases in the region, their facilities, their
installations, their assets, and as a result, the war would be spread into the whole region.
So this is the consequences, the consequence of the U.S. aggression against us.
We are not responsible for that.
I do want to ask you about another recent strike that killed more than 170 people in Minab,
in southern Iran.
It was at a girl's school.
We've heard from President Trump who said this weekend he denied any U.S. involvement.
On Saturday, he actually said, based on what I've seen, that was done by Iran.
You have said that strike would not go unanswered.
What did you mean by that?
Well, this is ridiculous.
I think that, you know, all U.S. media and different sources from, you know, American
Intelligence and American media, everybody have admitted that this is done by an American
missile.
There are footages of that.
The footages are analyzed by, you know, neutral sources.
And it is now a consensus that the attack is made by the United States, and they are
in charge of the killing of 168 school girls who were absolutely innocent. They had set
in their classrooms and they all of a sudden they were killed by American military.
And we heard from the Secretary of Defense an investigation is ongoing. But in saying
that that strike will not go unanswered, I should note that Iranian strikes in other
nations have already killed civilians. Are you saying now that civilians are fair targets
in other nations?
What?
No, no, no, not that's all.
Bro, that is crazy. Again, like saying that about the Iranian missile barrages so far.
Saying that about the Iranian missile barrages so far is fucking nutty when Israel and
America have killed thousands. Like so close after being like, Hey, America double double
tap the school with Tomahawk missiles and then blamed you for it.
Killing 160 little schoolgirls. On the other hand, your missile launches that have primarily
been focused on not even like infrastructure, by the way, not even infrastructure, but just
American military bases and specific targets hiding in residential areas that have led
to, I think like the total, which by the way, no civilian casualties is acceptable, okay?
I'm not making a defense for this at all.
And I think the appropriate thing to do in this circumstance is obviously going to be
not targeting any residential areas at all.
said that, however, looking at the Iranian conduct so far in the last nine days, as opposed
to the American and Israeli conduct, there is very clearly one force out there that is
not following the rules of law, and it's not the Iranian side.
The fact that they can still say this shit is crazy.
I cannot believe it.
So America could kill thousands, and I mean thousands of civilians.
Because in comparison to the Iranian conduct thus far, Iran has, I think, killed like, there
have been two confirmed like contractors, I think, like not defense contractors, but
like two confirmed like workers that have died as a consequence like they have been
killed by Iranian strikes because like they were like debris fell on them or
something like that as opposed to thousands as opposed to thousands that
have been deliberately targeted and killed just in Lebanon alone for one
fucking insane suicide mission the Israelis wanted to commit to they
they killed forty one lebanese villagers in one go
they've killed hundreds in lebanon already
uh... in the last like missile barrage campaign that they uh... started conducting
but they killed forty one villagers in one go
because they wanted to extract like that the fucking
body of some old guy that died uh... against
is uh... with those wishes
civilians are not target
maybe there has been some
collateral of damages which is quite
uh... you know uh... national in any war
but we have not targeted
contrary to americans who did uh... to deliberately uh... targeted our
schools
and hospitals and our infrastructure, even freshwater desalination, we have never targeted
any civilian location, any civilian purpose, any civilian place. There might be some collateral
damages, as I said, but this is not our plan to do that.
Your strikes in some of your neighboring nations, though, have hit a hotel. They've
They've had oil facilities as well.
We've heard from Saudi Arabia's foreign minister who's condemning those attacks and warning
that it retains its full right to take all necessary measures to safeguard its security.
Are you worried about the regional impact of your strikes in the neighboring nations
that you will damage Iranian relations in the long run?
Well, if they have all rights to take all necessary measures to protect their facilities,
I think we are even, you know, we have more rights to take all necessary measures to defend
our people, ourselves, to protect our people, and this is exactly what we are doing.
No, this is not our war.
This is not our choice.
This war is imposed on us.
We are under aggression, and we are defending ourselves.
They cannot accuse us for things which happen on the other side.
They should accuse those who started this war, and I think they should be held responsible
for any damage inside Iran and in the region, because everything has started by the United
States and Israel.
U.S. officials have noted that they're targeting your nuclear programs, your ballistic missile
and drone programs, your naval assets.
There are some who've pointed out they're also targeting headquarters and facilities
of your internal security forces.
Some of those forces who have been used to suppress public dissent in the past, and some
analysts say the U.S. may be laying the groundwork for some kind of public uprising.
Do you believe that's the case, and if protesters take to the streets, will they be allowed
to protest?
Well, what are those protesters?
We have now millions of people in this city right now in support of the Islamic
Republic, in support of the new Supreme Leader, in support of their militants.
What country on the planet if they were under attack of this sort would allow discontent
to exist internally?
country on the planet, like, we wouldn't even let students protest against a foreign country
doing a genocide in the United States of America.
The Biden administration arrested 3,500 peaceful student brothers.
We're not even talking about, like, people that had guns or anything, like, that shot
at the police or whatever.
We're talking about peaceful student encampments that Biden criminally prosecuted.
And that wasn't even like America under attack.
What do you think America would do
if we were getting bombed?
by a foreign alien power
and there were people that were taken to the streets to be like no let them do the bombing actually
it's good what do you think america would do in that situation they would fucking melt the
protest bro we know because we already did that we did that can state with vietnam and vietnam
wasn't bombing us that was another fucking again war forever war that we had initiated
and not only that but also we literally put every japanese person in a fucking concentration camp
during World War II? Like ahead of time.
Armed forces, no, there are no protesters. People are, the big majority of people are now
angry about this aggression. They are supporting, you know, our armed forces. They are in the
the streets with the Iranian flags everywhere. So where are those accusations come from?
Yes, they have attacked many of our facilities. They have attacked our nuclear facilities,
but they couldn't destroy our nuclear program because it is, you know, technologically,
you know, advanced and developed by ourselves. They have also attacked our missile facilities,
but they have not been able to stop firing missiles against themselves. So the firings
continues and we are prepared, we are well prepared to continue attacking them with
our missiles as long as needed and as long as it takes.
is the foreign minister of Iran, Abbas Araqi, joining us today. Mr. Foreign Minister, thank
you for your time.
Thank you, Mr. President. Thank you for having me.
And a note, we did invite White House officials for an interview on the news hour. They declined.
Our invitation still stands.
The American public broadcasting service was able to reach out to the foreign minister
of the country that we're currently at war with, and he was willing to entertain an interview.
But our country's very own Department of Defense, also now known as the Department
of War, refused to do an interview.
What a fucking joke man. What a goddamn joke we are.
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This is the latest video we have of the day.
Like I'll admit, it's not very difficult for me to say America bad.
Like they're doing the point.
They don't even have any sort of like sophisticated propaganda to try and make it seem like America
America is not bad and there is like some kind of like overall good that they're doing this for
Is pretty crazy that they have just decided now America is bad honestly and you need to shut the fuck up
An area where a girl's school was hit in Iran. We've analyzed the footage
We think in my shed light on who is responsible for the attack. Here is why
Non-discuse the deadly strike took place more than 165 people
including children were killed in the blast.
More than 165 people including children, it was mostly children.
That's crazy.
Overwhelming majority were children, little girls.
During school hours at the elementary school, according to Iranian state media, both sides
have blamed each other.
This video shows crucial new life.
It was put out by an Iranian news agency which said it shows the school being here.
That's wrong.
Actually, it is a building in the same area and so far there's no footage of the
school strike itself but it does give a very important clue about what might have happened.
You look closely at the start of the video you see the strike and then you can see smoke coming
out of an area where the school is supposed to be. And here you can see the outline of a
missile quite clearly. Experts have told us this is a US tomahawk. Then we went and looked for
footage of US military action on the same day. We found this video released by the US
military that shows similar missiles being launched on the same day of the school strike.
We can't say whether this particular salvo or this particular missile was a partner's
attack, but it shows they were being fired at the same time.
The US is the only combatant that uses the Tomahawk missile.
Why would someone want to strike that site?
Well, we had a look through the satellite images that before and after.
This is the satellite image of the compound before the strike.
The main part of this is an Iranian Revolutionary Guard's naval base.
The school, built at the same time, is separated from the base by a wall.
You can see brightly coloured walls which look like chalk markings on the floor and
the outline of a sports court.
And this is after.
The imagery shows large holes in the centre of each of the buildings targeted, indicating
precision strikes, but absolutely devastating when they hit.
Let's go back to that video of the Tomahawk missile. It appears it is hitting one part
of the IRGC base but not the school itself. There's a plume of smoke on the right. This
is where the school is indicating it may already have been hit by this point. Israeli
spokespeople have said they were not aware of any operation in the area and said they
didn't know who was responsible. President Donald Trump rejected accusations that the
US was behind the attack. His defence secretary Peter Hexeth was a little more guarded.
No, in my opinion, based on what I've seen, that was done by Iran.
Is that true, Mr Hexeth?
He was Iran.
You did that?
We're certainly investigating.
Still investigating.
But the only side that targets civilians is Iran.
Without independent access to the site or clear imagery of any potential missile parts recovered,
of that investigation may take some time.
The devastation of the strike is also clear
from another type of satellite imagery.
This shows graves being dug for those who were killed,
row after row of them.
This was a strike in the very first days of the war,
while it still continues
with similar potential for more civilian casualties.
I must say, I am perpetually shocked
by the depths of the depravity
when it comes to a lot of these streamers, influencers,
whatever the fuck you wanna call them.
I told you guys, there was a story of all these influencers
who lived in the Gulf Arab states,
the playground of the 1%.
And as soon as the war started, they fled so quickly
and they literally left their dogs behind
and they left their animals behind.
And there was like a record number of calls
to like shelters and shit,
being like, you gotta take my animal, I'm leaving.
Literally even to the point where they were like,
I'll just have my animal euthanized
because I don't care about this fucking animal,
I'm just trying to get out of here.
Like this is how disgusting the influencer class is.
They're so gross. They're so fucking gross.
I feel like I need to take a shower,
just the fact that I'm even loosely affiliated
with these disgusting fucks.
It sickens me to no end.
Anyway, the king of the fucking streamers
is of course a guy by the name of Asim M. Golder,
as we call him, Asmine Conf.
And he's somehow getting worse by the day, bro.
He is somehow getting worse by the day.
I mean, he started gargling Trump's nuts
not that long ago.
He of course said some casually genocidal shit
about Palestinians, which was like
the first political comments that I saw
that came onto my radar.
well now
he he's you know he's trying to find a way to go even lower than that
okay
so talk about the iran war he says this something that's about school game but
oh a school got bombed yeah i i didn't see that i mean again
any any time that i hear somebody trying to cry and get upset about like
all my god israel in america bomb the school
iran killed thousands of their own people and
iran killed thousands of their own people
so we should be allowed to bomb their elementary schools
It's so wrong that they killed their own people, so now we're going to kill their own people,
because it was wrong that they killed their own people.
You might want to like workshop some of this shit before you go on air and start babbling
you unwashed fuck. You're like, you just you just might want to like, hey, you know what,
let me do let me do a little outline here. Let me write a little framework skis. Okay,
let me jot out the cliff notes version of what I'm going to say when when tens of thousands
or hundreds of thousands of people are watching me.
You think, no, no, you don't want to do that?
You don't care if you contradict yourself,
make an ass of yourself, say some fucking depraved genocidal shit?
Like, none of that matters to you.
Apparently not.
America bombed a school.
Iran killed thousands of their own people,
and nobody was really talking about that at all.
I saw endless fucking talk about that to the point
where it was very clear they were making numbers up.
Some of them literally tried to argue
that more people died in a couple days of protesting Iran
then died throughout the entire genocide that Israel did to Gaza.
Yeah.
That's how ridiculous these people are.
That 30,000 number, by the way, completely and utterly made up.
Completely and utterly made up.
There's fucking zero evidence for it.
Yeah.
Did they kill some people?
I'm sure.
Wasn't anywhere near fucking 30,000.
And all the same people were like,
actually, they're faking the deaths in Gaza.
All of them were like,
actually, it's like 100,000 Iranians killed by the Iranian regime.
These people fall, they're fucking Hassan called them Asman cattle, because like, they fall for the dumbest shit you've ever heard in your life, the worst propaganda you've ever seen, and they will slurp that bitch up, as long as it comes from Trump or people adjacent to Trump.
People, and nobody was really talking about that at all. So yeah, I mean if a school gets bombed and kids get killed, it's sad, it's obviously a tragedy, but it's collateral damage in a war.
It's sad. It's an obvious tragedy, but it's collateral damage in a war saying it's collateral damage implies. It was a mistake
What we now learned is it wasn't a mistake
It wasn't a mistake. It was a tomahawk missile that specifically targeted that building
Okay, we are now double digits when it comes to hospitals and schools that have been hit at some point
You got to go. You know what? I think this is on purpose. I think this is the point
I think terrorizing the the civilians is the point
Israel attacked the oil refinery, and now a city of 10 million people are under toxic rain that causes cancer and lung issues and all sorts of health problems.
Was that a mistake? Oh, I'm sorry. Do we poison a whole city of 10 million people?
Our bad. That was a mistake. We didn't mean to do that.
Yes, you fucking did. Yes, you did. And as people like this, this is why I can't stand these sorts of people, is they never stop for one second to think,
Hold on. What if we actually are the baddies and never courage one? What if our intent is actually not pure and it's not good
What if aren't it has nothing to do with freedom and democracy and liberty and and like, you know, spreading the proper values?
What if we actively
Want a broken region of the world a failed state warlords to fucking gain control open slave markets
And that makes it so there is no regional adversary for for Israel
and they could take over the entire area.
What if that's exactly what's going on here?
And it would never occur to him ever in a million years
because, you know, wear us and we're good because wear us.
I don't think Asmongole thinks about it that much.
I think he just literally turns around
and finds like the maximum bad guy position
and just goes along with it.
Like I think that's his,
like it's very obvious that there's a market for this.
And there are a lot of people who want to justify this cruelty
and he will be a willing servant of those people.
He's realized that as long as he leans into
whatever the administration is saying,
no matter how heinous, he'll have support.
Of course, the issue for him is,
he doesn't realize that the type of guy
that wants to hear from Asmongold
is increasingly more mad at the administration
for going to war with Iran because of Israel.
If he wanted to present himself as a bold truth teller, he would probably take an anti-Iran
position.
I mean, no, anti-Israel position, sorry, but he's not taking that position right
now because he thinks like this is the better this is the better lane
he's so fucking gross though insane simpleton shit is what this is to see a tragedy but it's
collateral damage in a war and it's inevitable number one it's an it's inevitable to bomb an
elementary school. It's inevitable to bomb double-digit hospitals and schools.
Inevitable. You know it's like a hurricane, it's like a tornado, it's like
just like an act of nature. There's nothing we could do. I mean it is what it
is, right? Like it just happens. You know you wake up, sometimes you wake up and
you go oops did I bomb an elementary school and kill little girls? It
happened. Just like you got to wake up and you got to go take a piss.
Sometimes you wake up and you press a big red button and you murder an
elementary school full of kids. It just happens, right? And number two, you
you know if they didn't want that to happen maybe they shouldn't have been
funding terror groups and antagonizing a world superpower like america
i didn't know that the elementary school was uh... was doing that that's kind of
crazy
the elementary school was doing that that's that's crazy i thought they were
just little kids that were going in learning that's what i thought
my bad dog i didn't realize they were doing all that
you know if they didn't want that to happen that
yet the irgc generals uh... that are six years old at the elementary
school
You know, they are the ones who have control over.
They are the ones who have control over the levers of power in Iranian society.
But they shouldn't have been funding terror groups and antagonizing a world
superpower like America.
Like if you, and this is what I think is ridiculous, right?
Is that how is it that you can antagonize somebody for so many
years and then they attack you back and now you're the victim.
That is fucking hilarious because the only people antagonizing are Israel and it's always been as many gold has no idea that you
I know you haven't addressed him on stream lately, but it's insane rhetoric on a stream is ramped up
So much lately his comments on Zoran were insanely racist. I didn't I don't even see most of his
Like some of his idiotic baby tantrums
Make their way to my timeline and when I see it, I'll just you know, call him a fucking
And I'll say he's like as many cattle or I'll say like we should draft as many gold to fight in the war or whatever
but I
Don't really hear from him in that much and I kind of like it
You are the terrorists attack back
I mean there's a lot of chuds. There's a lot of hogs.
there's a lot of hogs out there. His father would be discussing about this now. Yeah, but
it's, you know, there's no one holding him back at this point.
The strictest controls on the enriched uranium right before they were attacked. He has no idea.
They basically gave the US negotiators, fine, we'll do whatever the fuck you want. Didn't
It didn't matter, they were attacked.
They followed the Iran agreement perfectly,
the JCPOA in 2015, they followed it perfectly,
verified over a dozen times,
and then Trump got in there and violated the agreement
and ripped up the deal,
and somehow Iran's the problem,
somehow Iran is antagonizing.
The fact of the matter is every step of the way,
Israel and the US were antagonizing,
that's an objective stone cold fact, okay?
But he doesn't know what he's talking about.
He doesn't know.
He doesn't know anything about the history of the region.
He doesn't know anything about 1953
overthrowing of Mohammed Mosaddegh that the CIA and MI6 did where we overthrew their leader because
they nationalized their oil so that the people of Iran could profit from their own natural resources
then the Islamic revolution was a direct result of the the western puppet dictator being brutal
and repressive he doesn't know he doesn't care like that's why people say about asman gold his
whole show is he says Zoran is not American right when you count click as many gold goes
nuclear on New York City Mayor's Armand Dhani's base. He puts his identity and faith over America.
We've imported millions who don't assimilate. Drain taxes, vote tribe, loyalty, fix, denaturalize,
deport every single one of the recent immigrants. Things will be way better without them.
For time looking at this, we will see that people like Zoran Mandami are fundamentally
not Americans. They don't identify as an American. They don't put their country first.
They put their ethnicity first. They put their religion first,
and they do not put their country first. People like this have no position and power
and ultimately I don't really think Zoran is the problem. I think it's the fact that we have imported
a bunch of people who based off of an ethnic, racial and religious basis have voted him into
this position are the problem and I think that we need to systematically denaturalize
and deport every single one of them. That's what I think that we need to do.
It's so fun. Yeah, Twitch TOS is decoration for the stream, you know?
I mean, that's crazy. What are we doing? He's just out here straight up doing Nazi propaganda, bro.
Yeah, Zoran, who is one of the most popular politicians in the country right now,
overseeing the lives of everyday Americans, the tune of 14 million people in New York City,
which he is the mayor of, is actually not putting Americans first. And he was only allowed
into the country because there is um an ethnic need?
Is he evil and uneducated? Yes he is both evil and uneducated.
I don't really like saying he's evil though because he kind of gets off on that I think.
He's just a fucking loser. That's what it is. He's just a fucking friendless loser who
people don't even want to be around for the most part and he'll turn around and
say this is like ad hominem or some shit but it's because he has a repulsive
ideology and the only people it's not an accident the only people that want to
fucking farm cloud off of his ass are also disgusting monsters like half of his
fucking best friends are out it is like rapists and pedophiles and lolly
He's just a repulsive guy surrounded by also repulsive people.
And it's because he wants to fucking farm people's approval.
And he realizes that this is the easiest way to farm approval.
There are a lot of fucking disgusting losers on the internet who are rudderless, who are angry,
and don't like don't really know what they're angry at and and they're very
malleable they're very easy to manipulate and as many gold can do that by
engaging with them with the lowest common denominator propaganda where he
can just sit there he can just fucking sit there and be like yeah Zoram
Ramamdani is actually disgusting and un-American, and Actus though he's making like a coherent argument.
And some people actually like that open bigotry.
They're nasty pieces of shit for the most part.
Asmongold certainly is a bad person.
Definitely a bad person.
uh, can't actually maintain an audience playing Dark Souls 2, Rage Quit the Game, or Dark Souls 3,
I'll forget which one it was, and that's what like, that's what started his like villain arc,
is his people were like dunking on him, his gamers were making fun of him, and he couldn't handle the heat,
so he realized like, oh I can, I can get the admiration of these fucking douchebags
by leaning into their frustrations and redirecting their animosity to vulnerable populations by
heightening, you know, white supremacist tensions in the country.
And that's what it is.
His villain arc, $10 says you can't redeem him. What do you mean? There's no redemption for this guy.
While I as McGill says will never attend another shimmer event or collab with two shimmers again
I'm basically raised against two shimmers. I have no problem doing a collab stream with clavicular
So you're saying this is literally from software's fault. No, it's because he's a weak and insecure man
He's a weak man and and very desperate for admiration
All these immigrants that have come over here recently, they haven't assimilated their costing
taxpayers money.
Like saying Zoramumdani is an immigrant that hasn't assimilated to the region is so funny.
Because if you were to put Asmongold on one side and Zoramumdani on the other side, just
on paper of like and put their achievements across, right?
Like 34 year old guy who became the mayor of New York City by running objectively an
American first campaign.
a campaign that said no to foreign interference saying no to Israel, something that has been
gold even at the time I gave credit to a campaign that said we don't, we can take money away
from some of the wealthiest sub sex of society and give it back to the working class that
want to live in the city that play a major role in building this beautiful city.
That guy is less American than a monstrous cancer sore that never fucking leaves his
house and lives and wastes away in toxic sludge, and is not really a part of normal functioning
society at all and just constantly is just hyping up racial agitation.
I wonder which one is more American than the other, you know?
He's like a fucking living skid mark and he's talking shit about, again,
the mayor of New York City.
It's not a surprise that the majority of his audience are fucking
Euroid neo-Nazis who love LARPing as MAGA,
You know, as opposed to someone like myself, where most of my audience is American, you know?
Obviously on the aesthetic front, who's more American? Oh, the patriot. Who's more patriotic? The racist, right?
That's the attitude that a lot of people have, but that's obviously not the case.
He has a bunch of IT neo-nazi shut-ins from like the Netherlands and shit tuning in to be like, yeah, we are Magatulia
We are Magatul we love Donald we love Donald Trump like that's his fucking that's his entire community as his entire audience
It's ridiculous James or stuff to do the political scientists. Yes
Documented this pattern showed that IQ scores increased roughly pop a gut coming after as many gold
Okay, I'm sad. That's my president president papa gut
He has the same chud takes it do is that would make fun of him in public
Yeah
He's literally just four-chan in human form. Yeah, I mean he's just disgusting. He's like a fucking human skin tag
I don't know what else to say
Me etc
They all need to go in my opinion
I think all of them need to go and if that happened, I think that things would be a lot
better overall, right?
They would definitely be a lot better as we spend more time.
Yeah, no, definitely.
I'm looking.
Um,
Asmongold goes nuclear on New York City Mayor, Mom Donnie.
All right.
I got to fucking respond to this.
I got to hit some here.
I, uh, I have to, I have to type some shit up here, you know?
Then
I said, I wonder who's more American to do is running a major American city or the human
skid mark that doesn't leave his decrepit home.
Take your time, buddy.
Shut up.
I didn't even read it.
Lori driver versus detective came the most boring racist.
Bro, people aren't Nazis, you crazy guys.
You guys, all people say it's crates with division and separates and it's pure hate.
Come on, guys, stop using that word as silly.
Why lol bro chat GP in this GP team this bro. I'm literally writing this on on stream. I just typed it out
Yeah, no the real divisiveness is not saying that Zoram on Donnie is on American
The real divisiveness is the guy who wants to denaturalize every fucking brown person
Calling that person a Nazi. That's the that's the real divisiveness
It's so funny. It's like all these guys love repeating Nazi propaganda defending Nazis
over and over again. And when you fucking call them Nazis, they're like, Whoa, whoa, whoa.
I can't believe you would say such a thing.
I am still a streamer and I do make content here on Twitch. I am not really a part of the streaming community. You're probably never going to see me at another streaming event.
I'm never probably going to do a collab of it stream again with another streamer. It's probably never going to happen again. I don't know. I don't like saying never say never, right?
right but like it's something I'm really never planning on doing again
collabing with or having anything to do with these people ever and it's not that
I hate them some of them I do but many of them that's not the case you know
everyone was like on their fucking hands and knees being like why won't asmengold
come in fucking smell bad at our parties but too far we're not cloth
that's so that's the thing I'm saying it's this might sound bad I'm talking
about twitch streamer specifically I have no problem doing a collab stream
with cloud cool big your I have no problem with that same with like talking
like maybe sneaker right or like a nick right I've got no issue with that but
specifically twitch streamers I'm basically racist against twitch streamers
and after my 10 years on twitch and the five years recently can you really
fucking blame me after how many of my friends have been cancelled crashed yeah
Bro your friends have been cancelled because they did sex offenses like what?
Like they got cancelled by the courts dude. What are you talking about? They got cancelled by the legal system
That's wild oh my god think about how many my friends being cancelled yeah, dude because they did rapes like that's you know
The fuck is wrong with you
Nobody's a nazi since the 40s while you are creating a nazi narrative by calling people that guys
Just call them something that isn't hateful or that word
It's like the other n-word come on use your heads if everyone here would understand that didn't be a more peaceful world
Like guys name-calling is just lame as fuck. I
Love this chatter
This guy's fucking awesome no one is a nazi's the 40s
Yeah, don't to totally all the people that actually call themselves neo nazis. They're not even nazis like that's
that's bullshit and
Also calling someone nazis like calling someone the n-word another incredible take and then last but not least
He fucking turns around and says it's actually hateful. All right. Thank you. Here's the attention you ordered chatter eat this fucking bands suck my dick
out massive problems huge drama can you actually blame me yeah bro said you
can't be a Nazi unless you're from a specific region in 1930s Germany you know
from the Nazi Germany like we're talking about champagne or some shit
I'm Donnie Hosa, Muhammad Khalil at Gracie Mansion to break the fast. Hell yeah.
For Muhammad Khalil, this past year has been marked by profound hardship and by profound
courage. A year ago, Muhammad was walking home through our city sharing an iftar with
his wife Noor when he was detained by federal agents, flown to Louisiana, and then held
in a nice facility for months. In that time, he was forced to miss the birth of
his first child. All of this for exercising his first and memorizing and protesting the
ongoing genocide in Palestine. And yet, even in the face of that cruelty, there's also
been beauty. New Yorkers raising their voices in solidarity. A city refusing to look away.
Mahmoud won his freedom and a father was finally reunited with his child. Last night as we
marked the one year anniversary of his detention, Rama and I were honored to welcome
Mahmoud Noor and their son Dean to Gracie Mansion to break our fast together. Mahmoud
is a New Yorker and he belongs in New York City. Nice.
Bro, ever since October 7, I've seen a lot of leftists get
called Nazi none of them react the way right wingers do is so
obvious they just get feel called out. Yeah, I get called
a fucking Nazi all the goddamn time. You don't ever see
me go. Wait a minute. Yeah. Who's a Nazi? No such thing
exists. Yeah. Yeah. Every fucking Israel dick writer calls
Nazi every day. I've not once been like, wow, you're really diluting the term. You know? I wonder why.
Perhaps it's because the shoe doesn't fucking fit for someone like myself, but all you dumb fucks
that keep chirping about it very obviously recognize that your ideals are totally fucking in line with
Nazis. You know? German liberals don't like it when you throw out the N-word. I know.
German liberals are so fucking annoying. C-Paggots' Iranian schoolgirls are better
They're dead than in a burqa, leading Republicans don't seem to care about bombing the girls
of schools in Iran.
And another country bombed, if another country bombed an elementary school in Alabama, then
it started saying shit like they're better off dead than growing up evangelical while
their executive branch was posting 2010 Marvel memes on their socials.
What do you think the reaction would be?
Yeah.
Exactly.
But no other country can do that to us.
Well, there might be a country that can do that to us in the future, you know?
You should just beg.
You just hope to God that they're not as fucking cruel and as ruthless as we are, you know?
Gross.
Watching what Trump does, giggling and going,
huh, yeah, base.
Like, thank you. Thank you for your fucking genius input.
And by the way, this is where so many people are going now.
They're done with, like, the Ben Shapiro,
high,falutin, fake, intellectual bullshit,
and they're just like, give me some unwashed idiot in his room,
giggling and agreeing with anything Trump does without researching any of it.
You are saying it dilutes the term and sense of anti-semitism.
Yes, calling things that are not anti-semitic, anti-semitic does dilute the term.
That's the difference.
It does.
And as a matter of fact, I don't even need to advocate for this anymore.
I don't even need to say it out loud because it's already here.
It's already been destroyed.
No one gives a fuck when, when someone is called an anti-semite.
People still do give a fuck when you're called a Nazi though.
The fact is what I'm saying is accurate still doesn't excuse the double top only reason for that is to kill medical
well of course you should kill their medical of course you should kill their medical doctors nurses paramedics of course they're fair game murder them by the way I'm sure he would feel like this if it was a medical.
like this if it was you know the elementary school of a family member that went there and they got
murdered I'm sure he'd say well that's fair game right I'm sure if it was the hospital by him if it
got bombed he well that's fair game we're at war right I'm sure he'd feel that way I'm sure it's
not just because it's the other that he feels like this right of course you should kill their
medical like if they're helping of course you should kill their medics like if you have
these people that are helping these soldiers that are terrorizing you and fighting against
you. You should of course shoot them. Yeah, this guy doesn't know anything.
Like I'm willing to bet he thinks this because he's like, what do you mean if you're doing a raid,
you hit the healer. Like he literally thinks you're supposed to like target the healers.
He doesn't understand that that is a fucking transparent war crime.
Also, these, these, uh, uh, healers were not even fucking healing the soldiers.
They were first responders trying to take out the little children from the rubble
Incredible word the whole point about the medical profession is they don't distinguish like if you are a serial killer and you're locked up for life
You still have a fundamental right to medical care. It's not like oh since you're a serial killer
You get cancer and now we're just gonna let you rot with the cancer and not get any treatment whatsoever
like that's not how it works in civilized functional societies that give the basic bare minimum of a shit about human rights
This stuff is off the table
Everybody deserves medical care right and here he is saying well
Yeah, but if you're helping people who I think are bad who I have to find is bad therefore your fair game
God this yeah, it's wonderful to twitch ban streamers for 30 days over a
Sobramas tier list created by their own staff at their own event, but what about advocating the fucking murder
order medics and not even in the field of combat after like a fucking
after a military operation that blew up a fucking school killing 150 plus
little schoolgirls and then the first responders that arrived on scene
justifying all that is totally valid.
It's incredible stuff.
Hasani pre-cogged their defense.
Asmongold understands the art of war pretty sure that's what you do in a real-time strategy
game so that your enemy couldn't heal their units.
Oh my god.
Can I be honest, this as we go through was meaningless to me.
It's obviously this whole shi-take at this point is just to say the most insane and unhinged
shit and get this kind of attention from it.
I don't even feel any sort of anger from him anymore because it's just dumb ass being
proudly dumb.
What am I supposed to do about that?
Waste my energy being mad every fucking day.
I mean, we, we get mad. We get mad at, you know, shit that is actually relevant. What
here he says, you should not follow international law.
It's this that pisses me off because there are a lot of dumb baby brain losers out there
who will watch his commentary and, and reward him with the clicks that he desperately wants.
That's what pisses me off more than anything else. The fact that there is a market for
You know the fact that there are so many people out there who are like, oh hell yeah base dude. We should kill more fucking medics
Straight up fucking neo nazi dude
He is spiritually is rally right he is spiritually is rally with how he talks about this shit, isn't he?
You should of course shoot them dog. Oh like what are you talking about?
That's a war what what yes?
absolutely
That's a war crime. What do you mean?
The medics yes, absolutely
It's a brutal take. It's not a brutal take the fact my god my god
All right, and then here he goes Trump Trump is not enough of a warmonger. He's actually a pussy. I said it last year
I think that Trump is such a pussy. I do. I think he has the biggest fucking bitch
It makes me like we should be doing something like Maduro once a week
We should be doing an illegal and offensive regime change where we bomb and kill grandmas like Rosa Gonzalez rest in peace
And then we should steal their natural resources and put it in a private bank account account in Qatar
So Trump can get personally rich off of all of Venezuela's oil
That's what he wants you every week every week like once a week. We need to be doing that like we have this on week
I love how he's so cocked. He doesn't even realize that this does nothing for you
That this is literally only for the Epstein class the fucking disgusting pervert rapist pedophile Epstein class
That somehow you think you're gonna get good things off of are you insane?
They're the enemy of humanity and so are you a trillion dollars a year for the army
You're telling us we can only do this like once every like every like four years. Come on give me a break
You know not radical enough. I know he's a massive fucking bitch
I the reason why I don't like Trump isn't because he's extreme. It's because he's not extreme
He needs to do more war. He needs to overthrow more countries. He needs to steal more natural resources
How are you not just a Nazi?
it like shouldn't you just say I am a Nazi like shouldn't you just admit that
because that's what this shit is that's what this I mean he is but it's like fun
for him to play around with it also I don't think any of this stuff he even
thinks twice about anything that he's saying I'm sad that's what this
ideology is you want to loot you want to pillage you want to massacre
innocent people kill kids kill medics overthrow more countries steal their
Shit like I don't know man. Something is completely fucking gone in the mind of of people like this
Like this is just unsalvageable in my opinion, you know like things that
99% of people would agree are gross like think about the number of people who reacted to the bombing of the elementary school with disgust and
Har and thought like oh my god, that's horrible, right and think his reaction
Like again, I don't know who this is for and by the way if you watch this guy like it's not too late to fucking jump shit
It's not too late to jump ship because this is as depraved as it gets.
And usually people like to think of themselves to one extent or another as the good guy and
having the right values.
And when you're now openly defending bombing doctors and bombing elementary school kids
and asking Trump to do more war because apparently the fucking aid that he's doing
are not enough, it kind of is hard to keep that veneer of like, I'm a good person.
Even that sort of goes away in that scenario.
But anyway, there you have it.
That's why he's called As Mine Conf.
Yeah, he is 100% like reveling in the the idea that like people despise him like he he leans
into it. It's vice signaling. It's a horrible way to live. And unironically, the only times
where he actually feels the hurt, like a lot of people get mad at me when I look at Asmongole
videos. But it does matter when he goes viral. I know it matters to him when he goes viral.
When he goes viral for this like evil shit that he's saying and normal people interact with him
for the first time ever because he gets away with like being in his own corner, being like a repulsive
little freak in his own corner. But when it actually reaches to the other side, people are horrified
by what he's saying. And they actually do start yelling at him. And it does hurt his feelings.
100% it absolutely hurts his feelings because he still wants to like feel loved
It's not that he like triggers the lives and he's in it for the battle or that this is like a serious ideological project for him
Every yes, he absolutely does you know for a fact that he does he does have fucking feelings and he cares about validation so when people
That's fair. You only really cover him in death when he goes viral. Appreciate you pointing out as someone who sometimes gets a noise when you cover him.
But I understood now. No, 100%. His right-wing grifting pivot when it reaches across the aisle actually hurts his sensitive feelings.
Because he's doing all this for validation. He's doing all this for praise. He's doing all this for a sense of belonging and
When he's constantly inundated with people being like you're a fucking loser
What the hell are you saying he does get he does get sad about it and you can see it
Like when he when he experiences repercussions for his actions. He gets sad about it. He'll be like, oh, I'm so strong
I don't want to be around anybody. I hate everyone or whatever, right?
But in real life, he does actually it does actually hurt him same with like when he can't hang out with his friends
Oh, I I can't be around other people
I'm never gonna go around and be around other people any longer cuz like everybody everybody's abandoned me
Yeah, you did that to yourself three points per decade in many countries throughout the 20th century
I think there's a lot of reasons why that happens and this because well
One of the reasons is eugenic reason whenever you have dumb people that are really stupid
The probability is that they're not going to reproduce
Dude, I don't think that there's ever been a dumber
F***ing thing that anyone has ever said in ever in like the history of the world the idea that dumb people aren't
Reproducing this has to be as Miguel's dumbest f***ing take right like we have to understand this my man dumb people are the only ones
Producing they don't care if they have enough money to survive. They will just go and have f***ing kids
They don't give a shit. What are you talking about? Smart people try to make sure that they have the finances available to have kids
The hell are you saying? So the reason why is that those dumb people usually make bad decisions
Those bad decisions get them put in jail and you can't have a kid whenever you're in jail
What do you talk to this guy's an idiot? So what most dumb people are in jail now?
I don't understand what's happening. So that's what happens is that a lot of he's so dumb holy
F**k this.
Dumb people wrong?
Of course it's obvious, that's true.
I can't believe anybody listened to this and went, yeah, I think this guy's section
speaking facts.
Is that a lot of the dumbest people are going to get removed from the gene pool?
So f**king stupid.
This has to be as we go to dumbest f**king moment in his entire life.
That's the biggest indication that he doesn't go outside.
Nobody would ever agree with this.
Even like racist conservators are saying, guys, we're taking in too many brown
people from other countries that are dumb.
They think they're dumb.
because white people aren't having enough babies and they just think all white people are smart.
Asmigold isn't being consistent with any narrative ever.
He's just saying something to say something.
That's literally it.
Please, for the love of f***ing Christ, acknowledge this and understand this.
Asmigold doesn't mean anything he says.
Understand like that.
Papagod is right.
That's my president right there.
Even though he calls me apparently anti-Semitic all the time.
He's right on this issue.
Like he is he is trying to farm outrage. That's all he's doing as my dad was last year in humanity had left
I for real think he's just having a public breakdown
This guy talks more shit about you than he does about as men. I don't care
He needs to be addressed and dissected a spotlight is needed so much as the good people know of his discussing world view
And how he's poison in the internet waves. Yeah, gold is a goldfish
She just wants to disagree with everything everyone is saying.
This is his stupidest moment ever.
Contrary in death worship or grave self-isolation is probably for the best.
He stays home.
I mean, like I said, he's a disgusting little fucking freak and,
and utterly repulsive.
So that's it.
Most normal people would be
Papa good as a leftist pipeline, bro. Yeah, I think he was
Perhaps it was a little bit too like up Ethan Klein's asshole initially if he's like running around being like I'm a fucking anti-semite
It is also kind of funny because like where is the market for that now?
Like it's it is pretty funny how much like the discourse changed over the last two and a half years
were like, yeah, sure. At first there was a lot of like people who were like, fuck you. How dare you
say free Palestine? Then it was like, okay, free Palestine, but like, you know, Israel would never
bomb a hospital. Then it was like, okay, oh my God, Israel bombed every hospital, free Palestine,
but also Hamas is bad. But we're almost three years into it. And at this point,
I'm sure there are still, you know, Japanese imperial soldiers still fighting the good fight
40 years after World War II ended, right? But like, there isn't really a lane for people
who are still running around being like Israel committed a genocide and the Palestinian people
deserve freedom, but also the only group of people that are fighting for Palestinians in
that emancipatory need are actually like evil violent monsters. And if you actually
defend them in any way, shape, or form, you're a bad guy, you're an anti-Semite.
But it's gone. It's over. You know what I mean? Especially with like Israel doing this shit in Syria in Lebanon and
And now doing it in Iran
It's pretty obvious that you know, it's this is a one-sided endeavor where Israel is always in the wrong
What is this Hasan is just speculating about asman?
You're over analyzing why asman has the opinions he does.
It's not personal.
He's just dumb, hateful, race piece of shit.
He's been like that since the wow days.
I think that's part of it for sure.
But guys like asman gold absolutely.
like as we go, they absolutely do go along with the winds, right? Like, even if they have dumb and
hateful positions, if a lot of people were yelling at him for having those dumb and hateful positions,
then he would stop saying them, right? The reason why he continues is because there is a market for
it
It's pretty weird because he has a lot of fans but in real life
I haven't met a single person that actually watches videos
Yes, because they don't go outside one because they're in fucking
They're in Europe
For the most part and to they don't go outside anyway
Yeah, you're not gonna see a fucking IT specialist in the Netherlands. That's like awake at America hours
You know what I mean because that's literally his fucking audience
But even if you lived in the Netherlands you would never meet an aspen gold fan because again
They don't go outside. They sleep during the day and they're up during America hours because that's the time frame that they're working
Office, Tucker's correct that the most generous explanation at this point is that the bombing
to schoolgirls is a U.S. mistake, but we need to do an investigation to find out if it truly
was double tab is not an easy explanation. Okay. Roughly a week into the Iran war, a
majority of voters opposed it, do not want to see the U.S. ground troops sent and do
not expect a quick end to the conflict per Quinnipiac poll, but support has reached
40% opposition is at 53% still but support has reached 40% why is it reached 40% because
Republicans are at 85%
Okay
Dude why are we Dutch catching all these fucking strays? I don't know why I've decided I
Don't know why I've decided to hit the Dutch with this but
Apologies.
Would you support or oppose sending US ground troops? 37% support it. 52% oppose it. Republicans,
watch this space. Watch this space because the moment that like Donald Trump sends
those ribs that's just going to flip so fucking hard. CBS New York is cooking
Uh, Saum Majnu, uh, Zoa Mamdani.
The protesters who are in classic, um,
Ugh.
His message to Saudi Arabia? Oh, Lindsey Graham. Let's watch Lindsey Graham talk about Saudi Arabia.
To help you construct a new mid-east, you need to up your game here.
I can't go to South Carolina and say, we're fighting and you won't publicly fight.
What you're doing behind the scenes that has to stop the double-dealing of the Arab world when it comes to this stuff needs to end
I go back to South Carolina. I'm asking them to send their sons and daughters over to the mid-east
What I want you to do in the mid-east our friends and Saudi Arabia and other places step forward and say
Have you heard of Michael Peretti mean perentee. Yes, I am familiar. This is my fight to I join America
I'm publicly involved in bringing this regime down.
If you don't, you're making a great mistake and you're going to cut off the ability to
have a better relationship with the United States.
I say this as a friend to our Arab friends.
I've tried to help you.
Yeah.
He's been fucking complaining that like the Arab countries are not doing enough.
I think God bless you for trying God bless you for destroying the Spain, Krohn and
Great Britain.
They either wake up.
This is their, this is their tipping point moment too.
Just like the Middle East, Saudi Arabia, you decide now, UAE decide now, Qatar, Qatar decide
now because I'm a little sick and tired of the constant threading of needles.
They wanted the Iranian stop as much as the Israelis did.
Absolutely.
God bless Israel.
We should move all our stuff to Israel.
Thank you.
Senator Graham, thank you.
Oh my God.
God, he decorizes it so hard.
like nasty is nasty. Um, what is this? Well, that confirms US soldiers are held captive.
Wonder if a sovereign unit or Cudd's force that nabbed them message is going to be very
clear. The United States will not tolerate hostage diplomacy. They're not going to tolerate.
We're not going to, we're going to continue to hold that regime accountable. Oh, no, he
means hostage diplomacy isn't like you can't hold this hostage. I don't think he means
like you can't hold our troops hostage. Wait, what else did he say? I will be with Israel
to my dying day.
I don't believe. Forget it. I'm not with you. I'm with Israel. I will be with Israel to
our dying day. They're the best ally we could hope for. So we have a commander chief and
President Trump, who I think is Ronald Reagan. Plus, plus, plus, all the I mean, this
This can't be, this, this can't be doing numbers on like Republican corners, right?
Like you have to have a little bit more decency, right?
There's no shot the Republicans here, Lindsey Graham say this and they're like, yeah, me
too, me too.
I love Israel a lot more than I love my own city and my state.
Also every time he talks about Israel, I feel like he has, there are video, there's
video footage of shit that we've never even seen before in the realm of pedophilia. Okay? Like
every time he goes on camera to talk about Israel, I'm like, oh my God, how compromise is this person?
Like, he loves it, certainly. Make no mistake. It's not like Israel's like really pushing him,
right? But this is beyond loving Israel. Like, I don't know what he was doing. Maybe he was
like eating a child like literally eating a baby like on camera spine first and
going yum I love eating babies I'm Lindsey Graham from South Carolina and I love
I'm famished I love eating late I love eating little babies
it's barbecue time you know what I mean like what the fuck
I'm not sure if you can hear me.
on vacation in Israel. Yeah, this is what I was thinking of my conservative family's
been flip flopping every day now to listen to what Fox is saying. Go with that point
for a few days and a tiny bit of sanity shows up before Fox is come back again, comes
back again and tells him to go to the local park with unsalted bean. Oh my god. God damn
it, dude. Fuck you. Oh, unsalted peanuts and hard boiled eggs to feed the crows. Oh,
the hard boiled eggs guy is back. You fucked me. He's talking like he's the president
too.
I've been your biggest champion. I think the crown prince has taken Saudi Arabia in
a completely different direction and a good way. But here's what I want to
say to Saudi Arabia tonight I'm willing to do a mutual defense agreement with
your who the fuck are you bro what do you mean I'm willing to do a mutual
defense agreement who the fuck are you who are you bro who the fuck are you
country to give you protection and perpetuity under the agreement I've
been pushing and I hope we can continue to talk about if you're attacked by
Ron we would go to war for you highly to my friends in Saudi Arabia I've
been your biggest champion. I guess because of his proximity to Israel is the UK guy.
Why vote for green? They want to disarm or noose with a fuck. I like everything else.
They do, but that just, I don't know. Sorry for spamming, but I've been asking this for
days and I don't have time for a better opportunity to ask. Okay. Well, don't worry.
They're not going to fucking disarm the nukes anyway.
That's crazy guy who really likes everything that the green party stands for but can't
sign on board because they have a fucking policy of disarming the nukes.
If I were to give advice to the Green Party, my advice would basically be don't say no to
your nuclear arms yet, okay?
Everyone should disarm.
Everyone should disarm, but collectively, okay?
Right now is not the time to let go of your nukes.
I can't believe I'm saying this and yes that includes France and certainly the UK as well.
Because if you want any kind of sovereignty with what comes next you're going to need to
have nuclear arms, okay?
Please don't advertise for the Greens, they also want war for Israel.
Wait, what?
No, they don't.
Oh, you're talking about greens in Germany man shut the fuck up. I'm not talking about greens in Germany
I'm talking about greens in the UK man. It's a totally different party. What the fuck?
Oh my god, you like I got confused first like I'm like what no they don't
It's kind of their whole like major selling point the distinguishing factor between them and like labor is that they don't want fucking
They don't want war uh
And support like Israel's it's the same movement. It could not be a different part. It's like saying Jill Stein is the same I
Thought you were talking about greens in the US bro. I'ma kill myself. No, I'm talking
No, I'm specifically talking about the greens in the UK. Okay, the Green Party in the UK
led by
Hassanabi head Zach Polanski, okay
Jesus Christ
Yes, every goddamn western state has a fucking green party. It's different though. They're all different
I
I'm fucking tired. I did eight hours and 30 minutes. I don't know how I don't know how the fuck I did that
I'll be live tomorrow
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