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03-24-2026 · 8h 08m
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Anti-Semitism!
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What's going on everybody? I hope everyone's having a fantastic evening, afternoon, pre-num,
matter where you are in the world in the Sampaica in this Dawson, I broadcast coming to you live
from sunny California, Los Angeles folks who are live and alive and I hope all the boys, girls and
babies are having a fantastic one because today's a beautiful day. Today's a wonderful day. Today
is Tuesday. That's right, ladies and gentlemen. It's Tuesday, March 24, 2026, 11, 19 a.m. local
time, Pacific time and it's 71 degrees and sunny here in Los Angeles, California. We are
sitting on stolen Tongva land stolen Tongva territory we're live we're alive
and I hope all the boys girls and MBs having a fantastic one regardless
yeah this is part of the barcast for a tell you about my personal news but
there's not really much going on in the world of San Jose Navi Plaker because
I'm a chud-ass loser as you already know you already know what it is about W
Lynn acknowledgement, WNB acknowledgement.
You already know what's good, but yeah,
I'm a shut ass loser, hung out with no a little bit,
but then I went to bed last night
after I ended the broadcast.
And yeah, that's honestly, that's it.
That's the, that's what's going on.
That's, I woke up early this morning.
I had a wonderful conversation
with a friend who's a journalist working on a book.
I won't tell you what that's about,
but you'll find out soon enough.
I had a interview with Slate about my Cuba trip,
where I defended the authoritarian Cuban governments,
repression.
I'm in Omega waves,
stumping for Abdul El Sayed, that's coming up soon.
Why are we whispering?
I don't know, I just, I talk like this now.
This is just how it is.
Brace is writing a book, Oy vey. No, not Brace. But Brace should write a book, honestly. He's an incredible writer. He is very funny.
But where was I? Where was I? Where was I? What was I talking about? Yeah. So stop trying to identify who I was talking to, but a book. Okay. Jesus Christ. Why do you always do this? I'm just going to not tell you I'm not going to reveal anything.
Um, so, uh, it came out that I'm stomping for, uh, Dr. Abdel El Sayed. Obviously that's a big deal. Uh, apparently I didn't know that it was going to be a big deal. I've been like, you know, promoting candidates over and over again, but, um, you know,
you know, uh, it is what it is. Oh, Rick Scott's bummed out again. That's so funny. Next time
they were guys picked their latest radicals. What was it? They should do their homework.
This guy urged as far as it killed me and celebrated Charlie Kirk's murder. Is that
really who Dems want? Representing them. First time I saw a brace on your stream,
I clutched my pearls, but that dude is hilarious and so smart. Yes. If I have good friends
I consistently keep up with now that they're good peoples.
Um, anyway, we're always like, okay.
So yeah, not much going on.
I worked out this morning, had a bunch of, uh, had a, a bunch of different things
going on, but, uh, yeah, I'm going to try to ask loser, you already know,
coming to you live from New York city, okay.
I'm down to somewhere DOT's been fixing all of our rows from lots of snow. Just want to share some positive news
Yeah, I saw that he's filling all the holes, baby
What is this
Um, John Kiriakou said that the collab is still happening. Yeah. I mean, hopefully we'll see.
I live in Michigan, but I'll do this campaign isn't breaking through. Why is that? I don't
know. I don't know. I think like, uh, CPC style, uh, politicking is like, uh, smart money is going
to, um, uh, uh, Mick Moro, you know, Mick Moro,
So, oh wow, it's heating up. It's heating up the, the political, political playbook cost
my name in the, in the ring. And it's at first in playbook, third way slams, piker, some
pikers plan to stomp for Michigan, Democratic, Senate, candidate, I'll blow out side is first
board in playbook this morning, has some centrist Democrats open arms, playbooks, Adam, Brandon
reports is morally repugnant, strategically self-defeating for Democrats like I'll
the whole side of moves cars like some are leading cozy up to anti-Semitic extremists
like a Sampire, a third of a president, John like Cowan told play with a statement. Anyone
eager to campaign with a Sampire is that best comfortable overlooking his anti-Semitic and
anti-American extremism. And at worst endorsing it, Cowan continued after voters and critical
battlegrounds like Michigan believed in 2024, the Democrats were the more radical party
embracing extreme biggest like Piker, who for starters is called religious use in
bread and said, by the way, I love that this quote has like taken a life of its
here it's taking a totally separate life of its own it was I said that the
fucking the the settler terrorists that were literally the settler terrorists
that were denying aid like that were destroying aid at the point of delivery
were inbred which you know it's a fucking common I don't think that
that's uh you know it's hold on this is I'll give you the pass on that one yeah
like I don't have any I much love for for a knit to write card and like all the
also whoa hold on there's a really great whopper that you didn't get to you yeah
Any one eager to campaign with the Sampikers at best comfortable overlooking his anti-Semitic
and anti-American extremism. And it was endorsing a cow and continued after voters of critical
battlegrounds like Michigan believed in 2024, the Democrats were the one, wait, I didn't
even blast off by the way. I'm just like the diving right into it. We got right into
the action. Let me blast off real quick. And then, and then I'll read the rest
of this quote. Oh, sorry. Oh my gosh. Also urgent Bloomberg report saying that
The Pentagon report, the Ford aircraft carrier suffering problems far deeper than the effects of a fire in the laundry.
Let's go, called it. I said it on stream yesterday. I want my, I want my flowers. Give me my flowers, flowers, please.
Flowers. Yeah, that's like fucking like, I, I don't know what to tell you. A fire can, I don't start it in the laundry room, can obviously get out of control.
You know, like they say, what was it? The Chicago fire started because a cow kicked over a lamp in a barn. Like I get it. But
Did you step did that seemed weird that one seemed weird God that feels good. Yeah
Anyway, hmm
Hold on I just blasted off
Order given 82nd airborne deploying to the region hell. Yeah, baby. Don't worry. I already put it on the blast off
Like clockwork all over the timeline. Yeah, Trey Easton was mad too
you. Trey Easton. Yeah, like these days in who is like no motion ass. I was about to say
Trey Easton who is like Mr. Like, he should be Trey Weston, dude. He's just such a change
his direction. Well, he also just he loves to pop off about stuff that it's just like
very easy to come back. Like he was like, Oh, we need to have like a common sense national
security. We need to have all this, that and the other. And then it's like, okay,
let me look at what your employer has said about national security. And it's like,
Oh, wait, you've been around for a year and a half,
and you've no policy positions on this stuff.
Like, the only thing that you give a fuck about
is like playing the center's political game
and dressing it up as being the only rational people
in the room.
Adam Gentleston, Fraud Watch, Trey Easton, Fraud Watch.
No motion, no game, it's over.
Just...
They never attack him this much
before he started to get more directly involved
in democratic policies.
They've also been attacking A-PAC tracker
all week incidentally.
I see this as a sign that they're being effective.
Yeah, they are Noah's leaving, Noah's running away.
Noah is angrily running away.
He doesn't want to be associated.
He doesn't want the blowback.
He doesn't want blowback to be associated
with dangerous anti-Sermoids.
But yeah, we're blasting off, ladies and gentlemen.
We're blasting off dangerous anti-American anti-Semitic
Radical
What is this you reply this week with who the fuck are these guys Michael Moynihan he's such a bitch
I said get off my dick Michael. Holy shit. We get it. You're a fucking libertarian. Go do something about America Empire
You state asset
He's just like he fucking hates me. I know because he talked to brace about me, too
He literally is one of these fucking weirdos who'd you like constantly is like oh, I'm I'm actually a consistent leap
I'm a consistent principle libertarian and as a consistent principle libertarian
My my number one resentment is Hassan fucking stupid
Yeah
Anyway
Glenn Greenwald defend you from that tweet
I know Glenn Greenwald the only libertarian and even then he just still fucking does this bullshit where it's like, yeah
There's reasonable criticism like what like what then I'm fucking rich shut up
Yeah, I got drip man. What the fuck is this argument?
The only libertarian I respect is Matthew Petty
That's it well actually that's not true
I really like the the Kato guys on the on the immigration stuff to their they've they've really popped off
Yeah, I mean, they've been there they've been there for a long time. Well, they're like committed. I don't know
I mean, I wouldn't I worked with Michael briefly. I don't know him too. Well, I don't want to claim otherwise
But I I think it was interesting that he used to do journalism and now he does this this like yeah, you know
It's uh, I think it's a it's a career his achievements speak to themselves like me. Yeah, also Gavin Newsom
Did an insane? Oh?
Oh yeah, Gavin Newsom, uh, fuckin' Dreambo Gav decided to just self-immolate.
And that's what I don't understand, is like what does he think he's running for primary?
Is he running for like the 20- the 2008 Democratic primary?
The fuckin' like 1996 Democratic primary?
Like, you know, did he just like rip fan-winkle it, and suddenly he's here and he doesn't
know what the fuck is going on?
He doesn't know that, you know, everyone hates Israel.
Dude, it's because these guys literally don't sit in any rooms other than ones that are just
completely captured by corporate interests and like foreign interests.
You know what I mean?
Like it's just, they do not encounter normal human beings ever.
Like they do not encounter a fucking voter.
You're saying, wait, hold on.
You're telling me French laundry gave.
Yeah.
It's just, that's what it is.
One upside. Oh, yeah, Ryan has been pissed off as well, but
God Matt does is he still coming on stream out of this? I don't fucking know. I don't even give a shit to be honest
but what a lot of these guys don't understand is that like
What a lot of these guys don't understand is like the Republicans actually actively yelling at me and yelling at Abdul El Sayed
is not going to work. It's going to have the negative, it's going to work in the exact opposite,
where it negatively polarizes the base and it makes the base tune into the candidate that they're
attacking because they see it as like a fucking point of fear. It's not a bad thing. It's a good
thing that the Republicans are doing this. Of course, it's a little different when it's
like a centrist Democrats running along with these narratives as well. But, um, yeah, Crystal
Ball said Cassandra, he was syndrome is out of control. thankful that he and others made
the choice to go to Cuba and attempt to shine a light on the monstrous crimes of our government
is committing in our names. People who are more concerned about a shirt or his hotel than
the innocence we are murdering with our cruel barcade have completely lost their
moral compass.
I mean, it's, I, the, I think it's also just like, like, you know, everybody wants to talk
about this because it is exact, it's just a lot easier than talking about the actual like
cruel and humanity of the policy.
And besides that's boring, you know, that's like, oh wait, people suffering, that's boring
and gay.
Uh, it's actually like, you know, it's, it's, I just, it's, it's just silly.
We were talking about this last night, it's like, it rem, or does more than one.
Michael Moynihan, once got paid to go interview people about things that went on in
their lives and the reality in which they inhabited. And now he like gaps about shit
on Twitter all day. Like I had, I don't know what to say.
Wait, there's, um, it's not like a very popular political streamer who is an anti-Semitic
streak. That's an understatement. We'll be speaking in major political rallies in Michigan
with a Senate candidate and member of Congress. Oh, well, Gabby Deutsch has a stupid streak.
So yeah, Gabby, doish Jewish insiders coming hard, dude. Every single, every single
Sorry, I mean you I mean you do a insider. Okay, then I can't you died disavow this guy
He's Jewish and that's why I'm disavowing him because I'm an anti-Sama
But yeah, it's
You know, I've realized that if I have you or Felix next to me
I'm always like half of those clip moments are there because one of us is here
Well, that was like
The time when Ethan kept calm was he kept calling me Felix or vice versa. I forget. Yeah
This was yeah, this was the article opinion Democrats are too cozy with a son piker
Ha again, it's like there's not like a
Like alright keep doing it like keep like I just I at this point
I say like you know as the person not the subject of all this
I say bring it the fuck on mainly because it's like okay to dig in on being on the losing side of like a 90-10 issue
Yeah, across both parties on the way you are more wrong
It's unbelievable and they're doing it to someone who unironically spends a good deal of time
So much so that people are like alright, bro. We get it
You know what I mean like even Kyle Kaliske was like dude
Stop throat clearing every time you have to talk about Israel by like by explaining over and over again
that you're not an anti-Semite, that you combat anti-Semitism. It's just like the person they're
coming after is actively, actively fucking, uh, uh, you know, advocating against anti-Semitism.
It blows my fucking mind.
What? What is this? What? What do you want? Gavin Newsom says he looks like Batman. Is
Is that what you're saying Patrick Bateman or Patrick Bateman? Okay. Yeah, it's weird. He's being fucking weird
He's being a weirdo
He's well-funded campaigns against you literally only have like three out of context clothes like all these freaks are banking on people
Just accepting what they say and not looking into it. Yeah, most people are not looking into it anyway, right?
Most people are not looking into it
But the reality is most people don't care because most people when they hear that they go
Oh, this guy's an anti-Semite. Oh, you guys say that about every single person that's anti-Israel. That's like
That is the attitude, right?
It's really hard to take that allegation seriously when there are people who just love
going around and being like, oh, well, you're being very Jewish today or whatever.
Like, there are people out there who do and say and conform to all of the, you know, like,
behave like anti-Semites.
They sound like they wouldn't have been at a picture in the 1920s.
It's just that actually, the definition of anti-Semitism here as it has been is like,
no, it's that you dislike Israel and the Israeli government.
it. Yeah. It's so fucking annoying. My mom barely knows who I am. She does give a fuck
about you. What does that even mean, dude? Yeah, it's like Joe Walsh. And this is how
Democrats lose middle America. Yeah, dude, middle America famously famously in tune
with the needs of Israel. Also, like Joe, like Joe Walsh famously in tune with anything
like tea party politician turned to never Trump has been who like only exists on social media to
comment on a political system that is completely passed him by like I good luck yeah cling to that
relevancy raft yeah so good luck I mean this is the big initial story of the day we'll start
off here before we get the situation monitoring okay um obviously we're live we're alive we're
We're blasting off, let the people know.
FC Fury, day 25.
Iran, Israel, energy strikes, Trump market manipulation,
Ice Age is the airport, no blockade.
Republic is mad at me for hanging with Abdul Al-Sayed.
And yeah, and more.
Well, I just got here and I thought I accidentally
clocked the VOD yesterday.
I didn't expect two days to know it.
Yeah, no, he's here.
Every stream is now chat is just permanently posting
every single tweet, talking about Hassan
they can find what an endless cycle it is.
Yeah, except this time it's in fucking political dummy.
It's not just like, quote unquote drama.
Yeah, it is like kind of weird how this like went from,
like a few days ago, I was like saying to you over text,
like just like, it's not that big of it.
Like you don't have to like deal with this.
And at that time, I didn't think so.
Cause it was just like a bunch of people
like being annoying on the internet.
But because Twitter is the assignment editor
for the mainstream media because editors
at all sorts of prestigious, incredible publications
have lost the capacity to think for themselves.
They see a bunch of people chatting about this
and they decide, well, you know what?
We're going to take some of the people whom we pay
full salaries to, and we're gonna dedicate resources
to finding out why exactly people are so mad
that it's on Pike or wore a shirt to Cuba.
Yeah, so it starts off with,
it starts off with third way slamming me,
or it starts off with Adam Wren
talking about how I'm stomping for Dr. Ogil Al-Said.
It's a first.
I didn't even realize, right?
I didn't realize that that was a first for me
because I've like, you know, leaned into candidates
and worked alongside them with fairly regular frequency
from Zoramumdani to numerous others.
And I guess I just have never really done
like a campaign spot, right?
So that was a first, technically. Dr. Jihad on the campaign run.
So anyone eager to campaign with St. Piker, third way's response is, is it best comfortable
overlooking this anti-Semitic and anti-American extremism and at worst endorsing a cow and
continue the guy who wrote the Wall Street Journal op-ed.
After voted in critical battlegrounds like Michigan believed in 2024 that the Democrats
were the more radical party embracing extreme biggest like Piker who for starters is
called religious inbred is that Americans are 9 11 is not only dangerous wrong but
antithetical to the urgent work of winning over the middle and defeating
Trump is now you get to the whopper leaders of the center left think tank
in a recent washington post op-ed call piker anti-american anti-women anti
western anti-semitic and argue that democrats have become too cozy with him
that's I've read that already on the article I think the center left
think tank is doing a little bit of water caring for them because I would
love to know the number of registered democrats in this country and a
proportionate basis who would agree with like that assessment if presented with the information.
I think that third way is like their job is like third way exists so that it can be described
by political reporters as center left, even though the only thing left facing that those
people probably do is like turning out of their driveway.
Yeah.
El Sayed, the spokesperson, declined a comment, third ways lost the argument in the eyes
of a lot of Democratic Party's base, Piker told playbook, we can have a debate on
how much influence they already had amongst the base in general, but they're losing
their institutional relevance as well. Third way is said, we'll spend $50 million to make
sure the Democratic Party elects a combative centers in 2028.
$50 million. Yeah. All this, you know, use 50 million dollars. What me? No, people at
Cuba. Yeah, I mean, that's true. Then considering this has been their fucking attitude about
you the last few days, why don't you take that $50 million and do something other than
and light it on fire in political advertisements
and consultant fees and give it to people who need it.
I thought that was the whole fucking line
that you guys, that those guys had.
I think they're trying to do to you
with Conservatives of Defenses in 2022
after the Trump dinner, but it obviously didn't work.
Yeah, also, there's a major difference.
I'm not a fucking anti-Semite, okay?
I'm not like a hate monger.
So you can try to present me out of context
or like show, you know, moments where I'm exaggerating
or, you know, moments where I'm attempting a joke
that you literally rob the context of
and then make it seem like I'm
sincerely saying certain things.
But at the end of the day,
there's a very big difference
between someone like Nick Fuentes and someone like myself.
I don't shelter you from my perspective.
I tell you what my views are, okay?
I tell you what my fucking views are.
All the goddamn time.
I'm an anti-Zionist.
400 like tweets.
Surely they have Claw of the Dems.
It doesn't matter.
These things add up.
It shows up in people's fucking timelines.
That's the reason why the New York Times wrote
an entire article.
That's the reason why the New York Times
wrote an entire article about the flotilla.
And I couldn't believe it that the article
was actually just about the shirt I was wearing and shit.
It was fucking ridiculous.
Do you understand?
Like because as Noah also was pointing out as someone who's you know been as someone who's been around the block and you know worked advice and whatnot
He knows he knows how these stories are are written like
People who choose which direction they want to take with these articles are still looking at Twitter and it's a right-wing shithole
And that actually does frame their perspective a little bit
And I would add also that like it's really difficult when we now have like that
You know when we have this like contemporary flavor of right wing, you know Twitter shit hole whatever and it and it collides with these
specific issues on on on foreign policy on the places where
American media the American political establishment and the American people are you know as a category all
as categories all pretty ignorant and
and the capacity for nuance, the capacity to introduce a perspective that exists outside
of the previously defined parameters of discourse or whatever, it's something that they naturally
reject. And so it's a lot easier. It is simpler to have a conversation about your t-shirt
than to actually weigh the evidence to the question of what is the impact of American
policy on these people and does that suggest something about what the political incentives
might be for people in this country to do about it. And instead it becomes a referendum
on the behavior of you, or you know, the fucking like, they get just a complete, like a referendum
on the behavior of the Cuban government, even though it's our policy, that's the thing that
you're trying to bring attention to in the first place.
Yeah. Um, but yeah, I mean, I do take once that for further, like I think that as far
as like governments go, like the Cuban government is nowhere near as repressive as like,
Iran and you know what my perspective is on on Iran, especially with like our
Much more violent actions now. I mean fun. I mean, but this is the comparison
I like it's not even a cuba's cuba's been at war for 60 years
They've been at war for 60 years for 60 years and even in spite of that like there their repression is like
Not even their repression like the way that they dealt with the the the protest took place
That's like a big point, right? It was like a first in in Cuban history since the Cuban Revolution or like a lot of people
Organized against the government and like protest the government the SOS Cuba stuff
And and that like I was talking to journalists like Cuban journalists. They got arrested and they were like yeah
Well, you know, we've been around the fucking world and in our coverage like even the the apprehensions that took place were margulant
Comparisoned like what the fucking American police does in terms of like dealing with like people don't realize that our police force is
infinitely more ruthless
Than than a lot of these other countries, right?
That's why it's so strange when they were like, oh, you got detained in China. You got arrested in China
I'm like motherfucker. I've been shot at like with with
With rubber bullets by my own fucking police that I pay the tax but that I pay the salary of what are you fucking talking about?
Also, like I mean one piece of it that drives me especially nuts on this level is that it's like
I don't know like has anybody been I don't know about you
But I've been watching some of the news these last few months and before the president of the United States
It's, you know, laterally decided to like, you know, try and set off World War three around the Persian Gulf
There was this really big story about unaccountable bloated law enforcement agencies in the United States running around killing people
Randomly detaining them like masked men. Yeah, like something like a like a Neo Gestapo. I'm sorry. I just don't have like
That's crazy. I don't I don't mean to be like so totally what about us here, but it is like there's a
It's a chauvinism. It's a chauvinism. We have no leg to stand on
We have no room here to be like wow, I can't believe it. It's like other countries are so repressive and then what like what that we have to fuck in
And then what that we have to starve them to like solve this problem like it's fucking all of it is ridiculous
I'm not entertaining it at all
The only difference of Cuba has less American style political free political speech which sure is a big difference
But it's not like Cuba is a terrible murder state
Correct. They do not have the same free political speech. And I would argue that like for the Libs in particular, who focus on that question, you know, it's like, all right, like, does Ukraine have free speech right now?
Does Ukraine have elections? You know, like I, you know,
They're under invasion.
They're literally at war. I would say Cuba should like, I think Cuba has the like a very plausible case to say that they're in the same position, you know, not obviously the exact same position, but they're in the same position and that they've been targeted for, you know, their
government has been targeted for destruction for years and years and years on end.
Yeah, President Trump is participating in a swearing ceremony for the Secretary of Homeland
Security and he's taking questions right now. We're going to go into that right now.
They're nuclear potential. You would have had them having two weeks after that attack,
had we not made the attack, they would have had a nuclear weapon. They would have
absolutely used it and they would have used it on the entire Middle East, including
as you. And do you know why you see that? Because unexpectedly, when this war broke
out, unexpectedly, they started sending missiles to UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain,
and elsewhere. And nobody thought they were going to be surprised by that, Pete.
You want to give about a three-minute statement or not doing this?
Unexpectedly, they retaliate.
We thought they would just die. We thought they would just like roll over.
You know, the last two years, they've been so nice to us.
Yeah.
How about a little statement? I think he's done a very good job.
Unexpectedly, very wrong. Very unjustifiable.
Look at that MP. He's got the nice little, he's got the little glug glug twitch going.
Little jumpy.
Thank you, Mr. President.
spot on never in history has a modern military iran had a modern military a
modern navy a modern air force modern air defenses leadership massive bunker
never has a modern military been so rapidly and historically obliterated
defeated from day one with overwhelming firepower I love Trump's face during
this Israel's conducted alongside us look at him listen to people look at
President of the United States, that when he sends his war fighters out to fight, he
unties their hands to actually go out and close with and destroy the enemy as viciously as
possible from moment one.
And that's why we see ourselves as part of this negotiation as well.
We negotiate with bombs.
You have a choice.
As we loiter over the top.
For those of you watching who've seen this show justified, Pete Hexler, who either
reminds me of Gary's.
That he will not have a nuclear weapon.
The War Department agrees.
Our job is to ensure that.
So we're keeping our hand on that throttle as long as as hard as is necessary to ensure
the interest of the United States of America are achieved on that battlefield.
This is not Iraq and Afghanistan.
This is not a president who's interested in vague end states.
He's been very clear with us about what we need to accomplish, creating the conditions
for them to have a clear capability, and that's exactly what we're doing in historic
fashion.
Thank you, Mr. President.
Thank you.
Appreciate it.
The only two people that were quite disappointed,
I don't want to say this, but I have to.
I said, Pete and General Raisin Kane,
I think this thing's going to be settled very soon.
Here they go.
Oh, that's too big.
Pete didn't want it to be settled.
Smiling through it all.
He's got it.
Yeah, things are great.
It's fine.
It's going to be good, I promise.
It's going to be good.
Settlement, they were interested
in just winning this thing.
Yeah, please.
Yeah!
I think the thing is,
well, hopefully, not until the internet told third for a second.
Do you support the construction of the second avenue
somewhere in New York City and New York?
I will say, I think it's a lot funnier
that instead of one big mission accomplished banner,
we have decided to roll a mission accomplished banner
every single day while simultaneously saying
mission not accomplished.
I remember when mission accomplished happened
when I was a kid, like I was watching,
like, you know, my parents were out,
I was watching, you know, cartoons
or some shit with my sister.
And then I remember it was like every network everything was taken over and it was for like this really boring bullshit. Yeah. And now that's just happening every day. Yeah. Every day. What is it? Every day is a new, new fun incident. Like you every day is a day for victory. It's much better to have, you know, at this point, 25 days of victory.
Because he said anything about all the shit with the airports this week or anything?
I know, I know, I know, I know he was like, I'm sending ice.
Well, I don't think so, but like the Republicans are trying to like fix that by being like,
see, ice actually is solving the problem, even though they're just like, dicking around.
You saw the photo, right? There was a photo going viral of the,
you get all of them on Candy Crush. Yeah, Candy Crush and then like the line going down the
block. Yeah, all them on Candy Crush, line going down the block. And then,
I believe they're also like apprehending people at the airport too, which is awesome, great,
great stuff I mean fantastic when I when I was flying out here I saw a bunch of
ice guys they weren't planes closed cuz I mean for one thing ice agents are pretty
easy to pick out of a crowd because you're the fattest guy well it's like
fat tattooed like they have the operator thing also they're wearing like
body vests in like I mean that's one thing I love is the guys who are
wearing body armor and fucking talking about reconciliation I think walk away
Do you want to talk about that for a second?
Now that he's working, we can get him to do this.
Thank you.
They're taking pictures of everybody on the floor for Palantir.
Buddy, I don't know how to explain this to you,
but Palantir's already been taking your photos at the point of entry.
Yeah, you literally to go to your TSA, they have the...
Yeah, I don't know if you know this.
Yeah, the fact that he's standing with his iPhone 6 going like,
ugh, at the security line is really...
No, that's been happening already.
It's not framework that we can do through reconciliation paying for it put some
Trump gave us a gift and the gift arrived today because there's a lot of money.
I won't say what the gift was, but it's show me that we're talking to the right
people. It wasn't related to nuclear matters, but to only Americans voting
citizens that are registered to vote citizens that have done it the right
way. And and I believe that everybody wants election and charity.
So fortunately, Lindsey Graham has said, through a reconciliation,
he's willing to put the framework out for that.
Yeah, taxpayer dollars at work, baby. Look at that.
I think that was said so we can be zero.
So well, you've got to work in their fingers to the bone.
That's the last word. Did he do a good job?
Dan, look at these beautiful boys, dude, these big boys, the biggest boys.
They're so lovely. They're straight out of central casting.
there a little fat but I still like it I still like it big boys on doesn't even
follow back amidst a gal why the fuck would I follow him back the fact that
he's following me is already a danger in it what's up let's throw in a father
coughlin a follow back thanks for the love yeah yeah I'm good man I think it's
It's terrifying that him and all the Jews and other guys follow me.
Congratulations.
Thank you.
Thank you.
You said the number one anti-Semite.
Yeah, that's why they're following me.
Back to be watching you, eyes all the time.
Yeah.
Thanks.
Come on in.
All right.
Well, that was it.
That was quick.
That was quick.
Um, anyway, getting back to the, uh, to the other thing that we were talking about, uh, quickly and
briefly, uh, obviously like the, the hits keep rolling, but the Senate Republicans have come out
said anti-Semitic, Abdul al-Said is campaigning with pro-Hamas influencer, Hasan Pai, Graham
Michigan. So if Abdul al-Said is anti-Semitic, then it's a given that he's, uh, you know,
also, uh, stomping with, uh, with another anti-Semitic Hamas supporter, right? Like, I mean,
is this, uh, you're, you're kind of busting a nut too early, it seems.
These extremist views should never be allowed near the U.S. Senate, brother, you are the
Senate Republicans.
Yeah, I'm gonna say.
Calling someone on the Democratic Party side extremist is so funny when you are the Senate
Republicans account.
You know we can see your other tweets, right?
Yeah.
But, Sam Parker blames Israel for October 7 at Qatar's Web Summit, true, okay?
Yeah, stand by that.
But also hold on. Where is it? Where the fuck was it? I lost it. I lost it. God damn it. All right. Let's just fucking shut the shit off real quick.
I love that these guys also say like a very popular Twitch streamer. Like they always have to glaze me too because most people in their audience don't know who the fuck I am.
They have to like, you know, increase the danger here.
That's a different thing.
That's because they've got to make this world where everybody's like, they need to say like,
hey, listen, you know, it's very popular anti-semitism, not on camera right now, they're saying you
want to be anti-Semitic.
I don't want to eat on camphiles and see them anyway.
They say you want to like, they said that, oh, he's very popular, Twitch streamer,
all this stuff.
And it's a way of like trying to normalize the idea that anti-semitism is everywhere
American life and that they're active Jew haters who are visible everywhere and that they need to be
like called out for that, you know, like it's in this particular way. And it's like, I just don't,
I don't think it's a, like that's why I don't think that they're glazing you. I think the
fact that they're talking about you is taken as evidence that you're somebody significant.
But they want to convey this idea that there is like anti-Semitism in every corner,
in every cupboard, under every bed, etc. They want to, they want Jews to feel like
like their Jewish audience to feel scared. They want to them to feel scared and that
there is an active threat to Jewish lives in America that like as we know, largely doesn't
come from anybody who holds like identifiably left-wing politics. It does really typically
come from the other end to the extent that it exists.
Just make fucking drones, let the Schumer Sampiker gives audience to suicide bombers
in his audience, gives advice. This article definitely comes from, this article definitely
was written.
Oh, that's Breitbart. I recognize that. That's the Breitbart style guide sticks out.
They're saying, they're saying that I have an audience of suicide bombers. The New Yorker
trash for inviting pro 9-11 radicalist Sampiker who called this risk in bread to speak at
festival. Cheerleading for terrorism, Twitch star call for new 9-11 dismissed horror
of October seven calls for a new 9 11 left the influence of a softbiker kicked off twitch
after sick comments about DC Jewish museum shooting. Remember when there was a man, it
wasn't even wasn't your comments. It was just because we were talking about the man. It
was your show with the manifesto, but I put, okay. I also don't have suicide bombers
in my audience, at least to my knowledge. I never called for a 9 11 to, you know,
it's true. I, you know what? I don't think that there are many suicide bombers in
audience. Um, FDD guy writes for the real daily wire, the woke
service, uh, Sampai, you're coping with my first piece for real
daily wire is like one of the, it's like, uh, these guys are
falling off. Like they said, like the saddest short story
ever written is baby shoes never worn. Yeah. Like, like, like
one of the worst threats that you can open the sense with
is my first blog for the daily wire folks is here. Yeah.
Um, Parker says that America deserve 9 11. Elsage has
blamed the Islamist synagogue attack in his state on
Israel and called doing so leadership. I don't even know what Abdul El Saad said about the
synagogue attack, but I highly doubt that he was like, no, of course, but like, no, no,
no person is like going to straight up. I mean, even if there is like, even if there
is a, an association that like every synagogue has with the fucking state of Israel, and
it's like this unholy association that, that absolutely makes normies fucking go crazy
in general because they just see transparently when you're like plastering the Israeli
fly everywhere and saying like we're doing IDF donations.
Oh wait, I'm sorry. You think that Jews have something to do with Israel? Excuse me while
I take off my full Israeli flag tracksuit that I have while I'm running around in it.
You know, like it's just so disingenuous. Because that's the other thing. The reason
I say it's disingenuous is because I do actually think that they are aware that
this is like overheated rhetoric, let's say. But they believe that the only way
that they can triumph is if they're able to like get one over on people by convincing them that there
is this again like this insane deep but I mean there is this deep threat from the from people like
Hasan Piker teaming up with Abdul al-sayed. In any case you know everyone is everyone's losing
their fucking minds over this yeah why is he still here and not deported he's a terrorist
Um, but yeah,
Deported back to the place of your birth. New Jersey. Yeah. Uh, new.
Democrats, likely 20, 28 nominee president Gavin Newsom to sit for an interview with Muslim
streamer, recently taught us viewers how to make suicide drones. Gavin Newsom is doing a podcast
with the Sompikers on the hunt and recently taught people how to make suicide drones with
Twitch live stream. FBI director, cash tell Gavin Newsom is amplifying a violent Turkish
Muslim. How is this not a violation of us statues prohibiting material support for
Proterism it's so funny because the clip literally doesn't say what they think it says have you seen this no, but I mean wait
I'm literally being Laura Laura Loomer miss being what canary mission. This was where it came from. I even did
All the better. It's crazy. What are these fucking?
Laura Loomer watermarked pasta on the corner
From choppa would do yeah
It's just like, it's so, it's so funny that these guys are all like Hassan is teaching
his audience of suicide bombers how to do suicide bombings.
When it's me literally saying commercial drones have rendered suicide bombing a relic of the
past.
It makes no sense.
And I was talking about like the Taliban,
I was talking about the Taliban,
saying that they, you know, to the Pakistani government,
like, oh, you have nukes, well, we have suicide bombers.
I was like, bro, you're just larping at that point.
You know what I mean?
Like you could just go and purchase commercial drones
and for the price of like $11,000,
like there is like shit that you can find
on the top is crazy.
I mean, it's like, it's like a, it's a new epoch run.
Like there was that guy who's the clip.
I hadn't seen this channel before,
the one Skahill was on. What's his face? Deep dive. Daniel Davis. Yeah. And it was like
the logo for his little channel is a quadcopter. Yeah, like it's not like it's it's just it's
a by like I said, I'm shocked that canary mission and Laura Loomer such upstanding
citizens, but misconstrue what you were saying.
Yeah.
In any case, it's really funny that, you know, they're, they're chirping, but it's just not,
it's the utterly irrelevant noise, background noise. And I think most people, I think most
people understand that this is just like another line of attack because I don't represent
like Israel first politics. And that's precisely what it is, right? Cause like, that's just
how these guys operate. It's like, Oh, if you're, if you're not, uh, if you're not doing
Israel first politics, like then you're, uh, then you're an anti-semite, you're an anti-semite,
you're a danger, you're an ever present danger, and you need to be stopped.
Um, the same people who make Biprosia, exactly. Anyway, whatever, uh, the, the canary
mission. Shit. I'm not even gonna get into. It doesn't matter. It's old news, but it is
funny that there is like now a coordinated attack with all the never Trump Republicans
and also all of the, um, all of the, the, uh, the, the third way liberals and the entire
to the right is just like losing their fucking minds.
There is, there is one thing that's worth actually, uh, emphasizing about this, which
is like, all right. Why is like the third way think, think tank, which plans to
spend $50 million, so a deeply well-resourced organization, flushed with billionaire money,
whatever. Joe Walsh, why are they going after you for this, whether it's the campaigning
with Syed or the Cuba stuff, whatever? And I think on some level, part of it is just
that now they're like, they can't actually argue these things on the idea level anymore.
They can't try and put forward like a program that says, well, here's like what
alternative better perspective should be so they can only look for avatars of the politics
that they're opposed to and do everything they can to delegitimize those avatars by any other means
to say that they're actually, you know, unserious, uh, you know, they support extremism that they
foster a certain kind of hatred. Uh, they have to do all that because again, now more than ever,
more than any other time in my life, it's particularly when it comes to matters related
Israel on any other issue have like there's never been anything like this where they just
can't talk about the issue itself. It has to be anything else, anything else.
Yeah, no, absolutely. And it's crazy because everyone is talking about it. Like, that's
why it's like the ground has shifted under them and they are completely unable to address
that reality. So they think they can do business as usual, like smears and outrage
manufacturing. But the ground is shifted on that issue as well. Like the whole, oh, look
at this out of context clip. This guy needs to be canceled. Like it doesn't work anymore
in general for every other issue, not just, especially for this one, because it's just
so commonly deployed that people are just like, you say that about everybody, right?
But it's very obvious. It's very obvious that like both the woke scolding and the
canceled culture narratives don't work, even though the Republicans are trying
actively deploy it and and in particular on the Israel issue when you do that everyone knows exactly
what's up um I personally don't enjoy it I will say you know sitting in my position I don't like that
you know from Andrew Cuomo's failed mayoral campaign to you know all these other fucking people
like like these are Israeli agents right like these are organs of propaganda for the Israeli
state and they get subsidies from the Israeli and they try to hide or it's or if they're not like
directly by the Israeli state like canary mission investigative journalists have found like it's
gotten a bunch of money from the millsteens and like they you know again uh many of the
influential billionaires and others who fund uh pro-israel organizations and are obviously
like working in some measure with the Israeli government like these are uh there they
They operate from the shadows because they know what they do is so silly and dark and
unjustifiable in its own terms.
And in a civilized country would probably be against the law.
Yeah.
It's unbelievable that, you know, I'm in the crosses of a fucking very powerful foreign
state that has outsized influence on American domestic affairs and certainly American foreign
policy.
But I do think that, I do think that Abdul El Sayed's biggest issue right now is his
lack of name recognition internally in Michigan.
And I think this kind of like unlimited attack against them is going to boost his profile.
It's like perfect.
It's a perfect way to make him more prominent.
So I think this is going to be good overall when all of these fucking losers are chirping
About I'll say people are going to be like, yeah, there's, there it is.
No, it's not because you're a threat, bro.
You're the only guy.
I'm not, I, I, I mean, also in the case, in the case of canary mission,
like canary mission goes after many, many people who are just, you know,
like if you were a college student, who was a member of your SJP chapter,
you know, at Tufts in 2015 or something.
And now you're a social worker or something.
Congratulations.
You may also have a page on canary mission that smears you as an anti
semi and a Jew hater.
The difference is that obviously the Qassan is somebody with a much larger individual profile than them, but they go after everybody. They do not discriminate.
I do also think that the like, there is now too, like again, like we were saying, because they can't talk about the issue and they have to argue about literally everything else.
They're just going to lean harder and harder on this, and they're going to raise the salience of the issue in the worst possible way.
I don't know. This, I agree with you that I think that they're just making their situation worse if this is their strategy.
Unless they're successfully work the refs because that's what they actually, that's perhaps
one of the other goals here.
No, they're working the referees. They're, they're actively trying to get like this kind
of stuff will cause, maybe not Abdul, but like other, um, you know, other like established
a higher profile, uh, left flank candidates to like shy away from openly associating
with me because they don't want the headache, right? And, and yes, of course, I'm talking
about, you know, Zoran or AOC. I don't think Bernie gives a shit necessarily. He's, he's
fucking, he is 800 years old. He doesn't care. He has his own opinions. I have my own opinions.
We have some disagreements, but it doesn't matter. You know, there's a mutual respect
there, but like, um, ultimately they can't, they can't actually change the attitude
the base. They can't do that. They've lost that, right? But what they can do is try to
get Democrats to not associate with someone who is a fairly large megaphone for the attitude
of the base, and therefore make it seem at least in the political class as though this
is still unacceptable. This line of communication is unacceptable, which is, in my opinion,
the fucking Lutli a mistake for the Democrats? I'm not, I don't give a shit if, if Democratic
party politicians don't want to associate with me. I don't give a shit about that at all. I know
a lot of people really care about that, especially these fucking loser ass like,
Democratic party mouthpiece, like DNC mouthpiece influencers that all they care about is like
access. I don't give a fuck. I have the platform and unironically, it's, it's
not necessarily great content when I'm doing these sorts of interviews. It's not,
It's not great content for me at all. It's not what I like doing. It's not what I'm good at
particularly. I do it because I want to help out these people, right? And even if I never did
another interview with another candidate or never actually associated with another candidate going
from going forward from this point on, it wouldn't change anything from my perspective,
right? It would not change anything at all. So just join us on getting triggered by
shit lives again. It's not just shit lives the entirety of the Republican party that's coming
after me and I'm the law side. I'm going to say the entire is real first Republican parties
actively coming after me and I'm the side today. This kind of outrage manufacturing
and false smears no longer work.
Americans have woken up. Americans have woken up to the reality that we must stop Israel.
You want edit what add an S to work?
Because it's the kind of the kind of this kind of
Wait, where is it?
No longer work make it works. Oh, no long false mirrors no longer works. Yeah. Oh true true true
Americans have awakened to the reality that we must stop Israel
There it is. Boom. Human Grammarly. Yeah. I mean, he is my editor. So, sitting right next to me.
Speaking of people you need to talk to, Mellick, Kuros, and CO1. She got a boost from
Rokon this weekend. Yeah, I saw that. The entire GOP parties grow. So,
I identify GOP. They have an internal processing issues. Yeah.
Oh, you're talking about Abraham Lincoln, really? Yeah. Okay, go off.
This mirrors aren't working with Zoran either. Yeah, I mean, it's not of course
Yeah, this is I actually think that this is like like Zoran is kind of a good way of illustrating this where it's like
This isn't about like glazing Zoran
But it's about how if you occupy a certain kind of lane
Which is to say that like you don't really you know, you you don't you don't really give in all that much
You know, you like you still like you know, you still have dinner with my Khalil and so forth
And yeah, you still represent that your position on the issue your positions on this issue have not really changed
It doesn't work on Platinum either exactly just it doesn't work
And so they're now running like they're running scared and that's part of what you know
This is by the way like it's this is the same reason by the way like they don't know how to hit
They really have no idea how to hit like a Carlson or Fuentes because it's the same problem. Yeah
Yeah. This is discussed, Matt Bennett, third way, Matt, this is disgusting. Third way Matt
getting retweeted by Reagan battalion. I mean, that's it. That's like, that's kind of center
left, center is second left. Yeah. Like, oh my God. I think if Democrats are smart,
which they're not, many of them are not. Unfortunately, many of them are very biased, right? Many
Many of them are also totally invested in what Trump is doing in Iran.
But if Democrats actually want to win, this is not even about fucking embracing someone
like myself.
I don't give a shit.
Like I've said that already.
It's worse for my, it's worse for my quote unquote brand if I, I don't really necessarily
care about that sort of thing.
But if it's worse, it's worse for my brand that I associate with Democrats and vice
versa, right?
And the thing is, if Democrats don't lean in and lead on the anti-Israel issue, they are
going to lose the conversation to grifters on the right who will take on that mantle.
And there are those who are doing that already.
Another fucking alarm bell that I'm ringing.
There were many, many warnings that I gave to the Democrats and every single one of them
panned out.
Every single one of them materialized, okay?
Every single one.
And I'm warning again, just as I warned, both Rokana and members of the DNC over and over
again, if you concede to the Republicans on this stuff, if you concede to the Republicans
on the framing of like immigrants constituting a national security threat, you're gonna
lose.
If you don't say anything about Israel, if you don't actually decouple from Biden and
Biden's Israel policy, you're going to lose, okay?
If you come out and continue, if you come out and continue to defend Israel in the campaign,
you're going to, if you come out as like more militant on America's like adventurous
policies around the globe, Republicans are going to be able to present themselves
is like the peace party, and you're gonna lose.
All of those things happen.
Yeah, like that's a good, like the, like Trump has started the Iran war, and there is a real
chance that in 2028, a Republican candidate for president could plausibly run as a peace
candidate.
I'm not saying they are a peace candidate, I'm not saying that they're right, obviously,
but it's that they can get away with it.
And it's partly because like Democrats will just like lie and roll over on this
messaging every time. But also because the last time Democrats were in power and the presidential
administration that they haven't appropriately rejected, not unlike every aspect of the Biden
administration, but particularly its foreign policy. There's now, the stench is still there.
It's March of 2026. It's been a year and a half since the election. And it's unbelievably
confusing how, you know, what the Democratic position, what a Democratic party position
is supposed to be about what it is that, you know, what exactly is our foreign policy here?
Is it just, is it just, is it just a nicer Trumpism essentially?
Yeah. It's like, Trump, but like, with the appropriate process,
you know, what Trump is doing is good. It's just, we don't like the way he's doing it.
We don't like the way he's conducting himself. And like, you know what I'm saying? People
voted. People voted for Trump to behave in this unorthodox manner. Okay, if you're just simply
defending the process, you come across as an institutionalist at a time when people are
demanding that the institutions fall apart. You don't read the room and you don't have
an adequate line of defense if you concede to the actions that Trump is committing,
where you you justify it where you say like oh well Iran is a ruthless
tyrannical government of course we're happy that like the ayatollah is
assassinated but we just don't like the way he went about it well you're a
fucking idiot then like you're literally telling everyone that you agree
with Donald Trump and he did the brave thing and he did it in a way where it
was much more successful than whatever wishy washy centrist bullshit you
were gonna do also it's I mean it is like I think some of it is like
process is not I will say this I will be I was slightly more generous
interpretation of some of the process stuff, which is that I believe that Liberals go to
the process critique because of not necessarily an opposition on the moral grounds, but because
for the last quarter century, even with the disaster of the Iraq war and so on, the left
in this country has never been given the grace of setting a foreign policy agenda,
even in opposition. It's always been different shades of neocon thought, I think, arguably.
And so to me, there is this like, I don't know how I'm trying to think of the best way to put it like
to me, there isn't a like the process, they're actually here's how I put it, the process critique
it's you know, when you're rummaging around in the drawer for how you're going to respond to
something, it's the biggest tool. It's the first thing that your hand finds. And part of like
what the obligation is of people who, you know, think correctly and have a political
ideals that you agree with, is that they've just got to make their, they've got to make
their answers, the biggest, best, most appealing and only useful response to the crisis. How
much agency people actually have to make that the case? I have no idea. That's the, you know,
that's the politics. But it is to me the only way in which you are able to win people over
is to convince them. No, no, no, no, no. You forget the process. If you've got to
just like say that more war is bad, you know, putting plowshares into bombs is bad.
We're destroying our way of life. You've got to open people up to this bigger, to
a bigger, more developed, I think, understanding of what a left-form policy could be other than
just, you know, tepid opposition to what the Republicans do when they're in power, and
then soft continuations of their policy when Dems are in power.
Yeah. And here is the perfect representation of Democrats not taking ownership over
this unimaginably popular bipartisan idea amongst the base of support. And a, you know, right-wing
grift are taking advantage of that messaging vacuum. Dr. Carlson versus the economist.
Clearly, I think you and I agree. We have both been critical of the Israeli government.
I just want to kind of clarify terms a bit here. Well, I've really been critical.
He, I, I, I'm taking a second there to be like, do I say it? Yeah, I'm going to say it.
You can just see because it's like a fucking, it's like a 98 mile per hour fastball middle of the strike zone like come on lady
Are you fucking serious? Yeah, you're defending your editors were caping for Israel immediately after October
I've told you at the beginning that we were against the war. Do you think of Gaza?
What do I think of Gaza? Yeah, I think the war in Gaza to start with was a perfectly reasonable response in response to the horrors of
of October 7th. I think now the places, I mean I've been there. Have you been to Gaza?
I've been to Gaza since the war started. It's catastrophic.
Trust me, very few journalists get in Gaza.
Yeah, I went with the idea. It's the only way that you can go in, but nonetheless you
go in and you see a flattened place. I think it is a disaster, a disaster for the future
of Israel, a disaster for the Palestinian people, a horror of 70,000 people there.
Why would you describe it first as a disaster for the future of Israel?
That's such a good thing.
That's a bar.
Like, this kind of shit is endlessly appealing to the average person, because they understand
it.
They understand what's going on.
They already had their suspicions, many of which would have been considered anti-Semitic.
These suspicions would have been considered anti-Semitic not that long ago.
But now it's the majority suspicion, right?
It's the majority opinion, it's the majority suspicion, and it's correct.
It's correct to raise that question to be like, why do you say Israel first?
Oh, it's a disaster for Israel, tough titties.
Would you say World War II was a disaster for the Nazi Germany project first before
you have a conversation about like the Holocaust, before you talk about the real victims, it's
fucking ridiculous, right?
Thousands of civilians murdered, but it's foremost a disaster for the future.
No, it's a disaster for the families of the dead.
Absolutely. I made three points.
Everybody sucks up to Israel in this way that suggests they're afraid.
And everyone is afraid and you know that.
Everyone's like, the real problem is calling people anti-Semites,
allows real anti-Semites to flourish.
No, actually the real problem of calling people anti-Semites who aren't,
is accusing the innocent of a crime they didn't commit.
and Ghazi is killing people who did nothing wrong.
So those are the real problems, I would say,
but no one can say it,
because you have to be like, oh, no, but really,
October 7th.
I don't know what you're talking about, Ghazi.
We're having everyone watching this,
doesn't what I'm talking about.
It's true.
Yep.
It's true.
Like it's, this is, he's cooking.
He's fucking absolutely cooking.
Okay.
It's ridiculous.
And it's one of those things where in the room,
you might think, depending on the rooms that you are in, you might think, oh, you're, you're
saying the right things for the, for the watchers of the, uh, economists, right? But in the outside
world, this video is going to be published. And when people see this video, they're not
going to agree with you. They're not going to look at you as like a person who actually is,
is doing a great job holding, uh, you know, Tucker Carlson to account. This shit's
going to go fucking viral. Cause there is, by the way, like where you could have a dialogue
with Tucker Carlson about how, hey listen, you talk about all this stuff and you talk such a
huge fucking game about how much you hate Israel, and yet like, you know, you go to the White House,
you still have a relationship with the people whom you condemn as like being handmaid.
The number one antidote, the number one fucking counter for the likes of Tucker
is literally to say, you've been very critical of the ethnic supremacy that Israel
represents, and yet you've spent an entire lifetime making similar arguments about making
America the exact ethnic enclave that you want to design it as, where you talk about
legacy Americans.
I mean, it's, I think he has no answer for that.
Because these guys at the end of the day want Israel, but for their in group in America.
I would add one other piece to that, too, which is that they want Israel for their
own in group, but that they know that the only way that they can get to that, at this
moment, like right now, because this is the most visible thing about Tucker's politics
right now.
And when I hear from people anecdotes about family members who are getting turned on to
some like, you know, weirder political takes, let's say, a lot of it does come
through like this exact, you know, I mean, like, lives of the phrasic radicalization
pipelines and sort of figurative language like that to describe what's going on.
I mean like this is how it happens because somebody like him is able to I mean like essentially
speed past speed run past these contradictions because they recognize the incredible I mean
they like this is this low hanging fruit. This is like the this is the easiest issue on
which you can outflank the current the political establishment no matter what side you're
on.
Especially because like like my big fear is that Tucker Carlson is actually winning
favor with liberals. He's not actually winning favor with the Republicans. Like, there are
still Republicans who respect them, right? They might have a disagreement with them on
Israel, but they still respect them nonetheless. And those Republicans might actually play ball
if Tucker Carlson is the next candidate, right? Because maybe they place a higher
degree of priority on like, making America a WASP nationalist country, which is Tucker
Carlson's primary purpose here. And what's terrifying about this is, he's actually
reaching to the other side of the aisle and winning favor as an earnest communicator against Israel
at a time when the national party is not doing that, because there is unfortunately a massive
information and leadership vacuum on the issue of Israel, okay, on the Democratic Party side.
This is a huge problem, and I don't think people are recognizing that this is a huge problem.
It's very frustrating. Those liberals aren't liberals because you don't know
know who Tucker Carlson is at this point. I don't want to tell you, brother, I think you're oblivious
to, I think you're oblivious to how little people pay attention. This is a highly clippable,
highly salient, very viral moment. They see that and that's all they know about Tucker Carlson,
and that's it. And the only reason why Tucker Carlson gets to be this guy, the only reason
why he gets to be this person is because, unfortunately, in spite of the fact that this
a 90 to 10% issue on the Democratic base of support, the party is not acting like it's a 90-10 issue.
Okay? That's it. When Chuck Schumer comes out and says, like, my primary purpose is to defend
Israel. I'm going to make sure that Israel gets all the funds it needs to continue waging its war.
At a time when Americans are totally aware of what's going on in terms of Israel taking the
the driver's seat on our Middle Eastern policy, the Democratic Party is not even doing, is
not even leaning into their own base.
They are-
And also, Tucker is asking questions. So it's like, is Tucker Carlson a Zionist? Like,
we literally, Gavin Newsom, that's essentially what he's, you know, he got asked more similar
questions by Politico, where he talks about how he is a Zionist or whatever. And I
And I think that like if you're going to do the split screen of how politicians in the
Democratic Party, how high profile figures are responding in this moment, it like, you
know, it's huge closer to the Gavin Newsom side of the spectrum where it's like halting
criticism of the state of Israel combined with an affirmation in the underline, you
know, an affirmation of the underlying ideology for it.
And I think for somebody like Tucker Carlson, it just seems extremely clear.
Oh my God, that is wild.
So, Carlson is a minus 27% of the minority.
I didn't realize it was that negative.
has a minus six percent. Okay, but look at the name. That's not, you can't do the name.
Yeah. Flavicular has a minus two percent because they don't have name recognition matters.
The Kirk Arleson thing. Wait, am I on this list? I'm surprised that they didn't put me
on this list. It's considering that they fucking, Zoramum Donny's only a plus one. That's crazy.
Who's the, what's the source for this? I don't know. Yeah. James Fishback at an 11 to 7 plus 4.
Yeah. What is this national point by TPSI official? Jeffrey Epstein is at a plus 12 approval.
Wait, what? No, no, no. That's a lie. He's down. I saw he's the negative 70.
He has a 12% approval. Who the fuck? I mean, I like these kinds of polls. No,
this whole bullshit. There's no shot. There's no fucking shot. I mean, directionally,
I think that there's a lot of truth to it. Um, but that's kind of it.
And no, no shot, 12% approval for Jeffrey Epstein.
Look to above Zoran, Charlie Kurgut, plus three. Yeah.
Get the fuck out of here. This and James Fishback is a higher approval.
Aiden Ross is a higher approval than Zoran.
I'm Donny. Yeah. This poll sucks, dick brother.
I like 50 public figures.
I was 50. Also, I love who's in this. That's a politician.
Gretchen Whitmer, plus eight.
Marco Marco in it is plus seven is pretty funny. Yeah, no, this is ridiculous. This is a ridiculous poll
through
This poll didn't tell you
This poll coming to you
baby
Yeah, because that actually is like the best poll you are an empty semi if you do not like this poll listen
In Israel sometimes we have a poll I mean he does actually realize
last night how much did you know who sounds like Anton sugar from no country for old men yeah and he also behaves like him too so it's perfect step out of your car sir
the Palestinians will not step out of their car
It was even plus 90s in that poll in Israel.
That's true.
That's how we know it's not poll in Israel.
You're right, chatter.
Why would?
Mr. Arafat, I'm asking you to flip a coin.
Ross Barker says, I had a very good conversation
with a very prominent right-wing person recently.
Won't say who it is, but it was for a book I'm doing.
And he said, flat-out conservatives who do not
know how to hit Zahram Mdani.
They're outflanked the way Trump used to outflank the left.
I think that's right, I think that like they don't know they
Trump was Trump like supported the Iraq war Trump was like we need a million dead Iraqis
Then he's like ten years later. He's like actually we went into Iraq
It was an awful mistake and it worked for it worked. It didn't matter that he was lying probably because I mean it just doesn't matter
Yeah
Look at what Tucker is doing and what zero Dems are doing. Yeah, I mean
Yeah, exactly.
He was in the past, he was in Qatar, who were wounded during the Israeli genocide.
And by the way, people around the world see this.
I think that like it's one of the things that I actually really resent about the like,
uh, people don't know who Tucker Carlson, if you don't know who Tucker Carlson is
by now, you're a fucking rube.
It's like, all right, I'm sorry that like 7 billion people around the world did not
watch Crossfire in the fucking 2000s.
Or, or like his like 2016 run in Fox News was on a pair about like, you know,
leaning into like straight up white supremacists.
Oh, no.
When he was doing his like nightly.
he won that too. Like the Republican party does great replacement theory messaging with
regular frequency, but at a time when Tucker Carlson was doing it, he was first to market
in such a position of prominence, right? Like, okay, that was, that was a big fucking deal,
guys. That was a big fucking deal when Tucker Carlson did that shit. I remember I covered
it. I covered it extensively. That was new. And now it's no longer an issue at all for
many prominent Republicans. All right, Noah's out for now. He might be here later. Yeah.
All right. Yeah, it's just like all the NRSC, Sarah Gallagher from the NRSC, the Senate
Republicans, me and Son Piper, the pro-Hermansi influence, you're off the outside, it's partnering
with Michigan.
Hassan doesn't have an issue with Hezbollah. It doesn't matter if Hamas raped Israeli
because the Palestinian resistance is not perfect.
Like it's fucking bullshit.
It's like I said that it doesn't make genocide appropriate
or acceptable.
Praise for the brave terrorists
who wounded represented Dan Crenshaw.
Hassanabi removes Jewish man from his broadcast
at Jewish Insider.
Yeah.
Knows from New York City, right?
Yeah.
Yeah, they're, they're hitting every angle, uh, as of late with like both the Cuba stuff
and, and, uh, you know, reheating the same old nachos about fucking how, uh, I'm a, I'm
a terrifying figure that Democrats shouldn't associate with.
I think Democrats are fucking stupid if they don't.
I don't, I don't necessarily give a shit one way or another, but even if they don't
associate with me necessarily, they should still embody this message.
Okay.
That's it. This is where the bass is. Okay. This is where the fucking bass is. Sure. They
can point to like some of the more radical seeming radical sounding narratives that they
can like clip out of context or whatever the fuck, right? Not starting drama on blue sky.
Republican Joe Walsh mentioned you were bad, of course, and Dems need to be more moderate.
Yeah. These guys are, these guys are fucking infiltrators. Okay. I'm going to repeat
might, you know, take over and over again. But these people are infiltrators. They do
not have the best interest. They do not have your best interest in mind. They are infiltrators
in the Democratic Party. Okay? That's it. And they've been able to slowly but surely
pick apart the institutions demanding more, uh, demanding more moderation for a fucking
mythical base of support that does not fucking exist. And that is precisely the reason
my Kamala Harris lost. Okay. They have so successfully, they have so successfully infiltrated
Democratic Party, and the Democrats were totally willing. They were totally willing
to get this fifth column style infiltration, ironically enough.
You're fucking believable, dude, unbelievable. Next time, Democrats picked their latest radical
spokespersons that you do their homework. The guy urged his followers to kill me and celebrated
Charlie Kirk's murder. Is it really who, uh, Demswha representing them? Rick Scott
crying again. Democrats did do their homework. They do want to kill you like they kill Charlie
They want to assassinate President Trump. These guys are fucking hallucinating. They're such psychopaths
All they're doing here is elevating. Yeah, when did you celebrate? I didn't but it's their line
Who gives a fuck they lie all the time also by the way
Your boy has motion
a photo of his mom was spotted on display at a tailor shop in China and
And
Yeah, they put it they put me right there prominently the shop owner loves to comment on my beauty channel inviting us on to get another suit
Next time he's in China
Two sets of youth suits two sets of youth suits. That's that's what it I guess says on the top of it. Is that what it is?
No clue how the jib bush operative got so popular with Liz even after you try to rat
fucks Zoran. I mean because the thing is these guys also kind of like it. They kind of like
it. That's the whole point.
You expect Trump to ever mention you? I think Trump shies away from such things. Kind of
like the same with like Zoran.
On the morning of November 14, 2025,
Hassan Pika, an American internet celebrity,
twisher and left-wing political commentator,
along with more than 10 others,
visited a mind-clothing store to learn about the meaning
behind the various parts of a Zhongshan suit
and ordered three Zhongshan suits
and two sets of youth suits.
That was the translation?
Hell yeah.
Fox News was talking about USA, yeah,
but it was Buttefeld,
so it's like irrelevant, no motion.
It's not like a very popular political stream rules as an anti cemetery. That's an understatement.
We'll be speaking of a major political rally in Michigan with the Senate candidate and
member of Congress. This is how Dems lose middle America. This is how they lose every
day. America's by embracing a dictator loving comments embracing America, hating
Jew hitting anti-demi like Islam piker.
Democrats have allowed the party to be subsumed by Lincoln project types.
They want to regain the Reagan Republican Party versus the Trump's Republican Party.
And the Dems are more than happy to let it happen.
Yeah, it's very, very frustrating.
It's very frustrating to watch it unfold.
But yeah, there is a coordinated Zionism right-wing push to attack Islam this morning.
true and it's coming specifically because of the political reporting because this is what they tune
into. Greg Gutfeld's meltdown about you was pretty funny. Yeah. Oh, that's the Cuba stuff.
That was the Cuba stuff, which Greg Gutfeld also, Greg Buttfeld also leaned into.
Comey Club Med, the five star revolution. I don't think these people understand. This
this wasn't like a fucking tropical getaway in an island. Okay. We were there for a very specific purpose. We were there for a very specific purpose. And obviously they understand what that specific goal was, because they're actively choosing to undermine it, right?
Why didn't these activists invite Cubans to stay in their hotel for the night?
I'm sure if you did, but only after requesting hookers in Spanish, you want a glimpse of
a Yankee douchebag?
Here's one.
Tourism is the lifeline for the Cuban economy as it stands currently.
The government has very limited resources, and the American government makes it illegal
For Americans, to stay wherever they want when they're in Cuba, they have to stay in what they've declared as five star hotels in comparison to the situation on the island.
It's, it's like it's a prosperity pretty much and experiencing that dichotomy is like definitely up.
Definitely.
Now, nothing he said is true.
That's insane.
I love that. I love that in most instances. It just doesn't even fucking matter. Like what the words I the words that are coming out of my mouth doesn't matter at all.
Right. Everything I said is correct. Everything I said is true. They'll just simply say, oh, you could stay at an Airbnb.
How are you gonna put 600 people in an Airbnb when the island doesn't even have fucking a reliable energy grid?
There aren't 600 different Airbnb's that you can assign for 600 people that are coming from all around the fucking world
There aren't that many Airbnb's
It's so stupid
But we got to replay that last part experiencing that dichotomy is like
definitely up. Definitely you couldn't have done that better if you scripted it.
I bet he has a great Poupon support it's a positive like I don't understand I'm
literally not even in the hotel here for the record I'm at a friend's house
okay this was a locals home that I'm in okay and not only that but like yeah
they made me Ryan Grimm made me a fucking coffee are they saying it's because
I'm drinking coffee like a gay guy like what the fuck is this like yeah it's a
tiny cup man I'm a massive guy is a Cuban coffee what the fuck's the problem
this reminds me of enjoy your fancy burger mr. president yeah hurry up his
Butthole.
By the way, his glasses cost $1,400 bucks.
Yeah, broke boy.
What's up?
Yeah, I got swag, bitch.
What are you going to do about it?
Suck my dick.
Times the average Cuban salary and four times what I pay my right.
Dumbass, anything that you wear is going to be like three times the average Cuban salary.
It's a very poor island.
We've kept it poor.
That's the point.
We've literally destroyed their economy through economic terrorism.
It's fucking ridiculous.
You can make that argument for every single thing
that every single person that is like visiting the island
is wearing.
It's so fucking stupid.
It is.
Of course, they're also meeting with communist party
officials because nothing screams grassroots rebellion
like schmoozing with the government militants.
I can't wait for the Yelp review, not for the hotel,
but for the government.
Five stars.
Very attentive dictatorship, great gulags, chilled shrimp, could have been colder, but
that's the left.
They don't want to live under socialism.
They just want to visit, fly in, take pics, and leave before the lions, or in this case
reality eats them.
Now if they stayed longer they'd find out that in Cuba, vegan means we can't ford
eat.
Yeah, they're so gross too, like the way they talk about the Cubans, the way they
talk about these wonderful fucking people. Okay, like there is a there is like this this very clear
like they're primal animals they're gonna fucking eat them alive. Like it's fucking insane dude.
They make it seem like like the the Cubans that we were uh connecting with the Cubans that we
were like hanging out with were all like primal animals like they're all oh just so angry.
They're so angry that these disgusting Americans are, are running around.
It's fucking gross and a lot of people don't even see that.
Like a lot of people don't even comprehend that that is the, the argument, the narrative they're presenting is that like they're all savages, right?
Nasty as fuck. They don't even, like they, they literally deny personhood to the average Cuban person.
They make it seem like, like if Cubans are participating in like a government funded festival or like a government run festival that like kneecap is performing after free, they say, oh, they duped them.
They bribed them with cookies. It's nasty. You think these people don't experience joy in spite of the fucking condition they're subjected to? You fucking animal?
Activist Cuba has been struggling with power and basic services for decades, you know, the
stuff that happens when the government controls everything and produces nothing.
But these activists can't admit that.
So instead they play Che at the four seasons.
Yeah, they couldn't spend this narrative for your China trip, which was actually a
tourist trip.
But when you deliver humanitarian aid to the country, they put it in a bargain.
They have to give the spin.
Exactly.
When I visited China, that was literally just a tourist trip.
there wasn't, there was no, there was no other like a humanitarian aid component. Obviously,
it'd be ridiculous to deliver humanitarian aid to China. China should deliver humanitarian aid to us.
Right? Is it a good thing that they're covering you? This is the only time they're talking about
Cuba? No, I think that's cope. I've seen a lot of like kindhearted individuals,
including those who participated in the fucking flotilla that
that the, the, um, they, they, um, God, sorry. I got, I hate with a message. Uh, there are
a lot of, there are a lot of kind hearted people that think, you know, that, uh, that
this is somehow good.
I think that's called, man, I'm gonna be honest.
Like I think we have to reframe the narrative.
I think we have to reframe the message here.
I'm not gonna lie.
Like they are very actively trying to dilute.
It's not all publicity is good publicity.
They're very clearly aware that the goal
of this humanitarian aid mission was not only
to deliver humanitarian aid in person,
one of the only ways that you can do that, by the way. But also on top of that, to bring
awareness, to bring awareness to the conditions that Cubans were facing. And instead of having
that conversation, instead of having that fucking conversation, they're actively trying to
have a different one, dramatizing the incident.
I think they very clearly recognize that they're about to lose the narrative war once again,
especially considering that like you can freely travel to Cuba and see for yourself what we've
done to the people there, and they don't want another Gaza on their hands, you know?
They don't want another, well, they want another Gaza.
They are creating the conditions for another Gaza, but they don't want the perspective
to change.
They don't want people's perception of our involvement in Cuba to change from like,
oh, this is just like not a real sanctions regime at all or anything like that.
But it's just simply a byproduct of like the dangers of communism, a warning sign.
You didn't play your monologue about the doctors that can't get supplies for a reason.
Of course, that's the whole point.
That's the entire point.
It's just every moment that you're having a conversation about like, how silly,
stupid this humanitarian aid mission was it's a tropical jungle trip it's a
it's a med spa trip it's not it fucking was not at all
and they're so stupid they convinced themselves they're helping but they aren't
convincing anyone else especially the Cubans
Don't let the loser make you angry user butt fell jokes the coverage not good is instructive
and relentless they know this expedition can increase your revolutionary profile even marginally
don't think they care about the flotilla they ignored all the others yeah I'm like
a fucking magnet for this kind of nonsense unfortunately because I have like such an
active base of, such an active base of like psychotic haters that are constantly feeding like easy dunks.
What is this? The New York Times PR department replied to me, there's no way to defend the
ridiculous piece about Hassan, which somehow required three reporters so they point the
coverage of political turmoil and economic crisis over seven decades. The Times has reported on
political turmoil and economic crisis in Cuba for seven decades. This is one of the hundreds
of stories from Cuba published this month. If you'd like to read more about U.S. policies
the denial of fuel or harshness and covered in detail. The question for the times is, uh, why
they're writing about a leftist choice of hotel, which incidentally wasn't a choice. It was a part
of a delegation that booked one of the few allowed hotels that could accommodate a large group rather
than a U.S. politicians silence. The PR department points out the other coverage of Cuba's crisis
because they cannot answer my criticism and explain why they buried the lead and focus
on something inconsequential and irrelevant.
I had the postpone of surgery in Cuba for several years because you lack the antiseptic medication
to clean hospital beds that had staphylococcus, like staph infection, is that what it is?
The block hails just sucks.
Did they add your comments to that article?
Yeah, but it was a fucking totally abbreviated version of it, which it's understandable.
They're not going to put the whole thing in there.
That makes, I mean, it was very wordy and very long.
Obviously, they're not going to do that.
But where is it?
I mean, I said, yeah, here's a full call for the New York Times piece on the Cuban aid
mission.
Obviously, it was too long for the piece, but I wanted you to see it.
This is what they took away from it.
Mr. Pregnancy, on the same day the attacks were meant to serve as a distraction for the
work of activists and politicians to show how the US government's treatment in Cuba
had asphyxiated the island and to downplay how the Trump administration was engaging
and yet another unjustifiable regime change effort in Cuba.
My quote on the other hand was,
Deeply cynical people have made it their lives work to sit around at the comfort of their
homes and undermine the stated purpose of sending humanitarian aid while bringing awareness
to the blockade that has caused tremendous torment to the Cuban people,
where some of the bravest and most resilient people have ever had the honor of meeting.
They've framed every collaborative action with the Cuban people from an outright
evil framework.
All of this advances the Trump administration's goals of engaging in yet another unjustifiable
regime change effort.
We have asphyxiated this island with the hopes of ending its unlimited potential
to a sequence of bureaucratic sanctions designed with a sinister purpose of remaining invisible
for plausible deniability and to shift the blame back to redistributive policies.
My goal was to investigate the hidden ways in which sanctions impacted daily lives of
Cubans beyond the oil blockade that started with secondary sanctions in 2019 and reached
this total blockade status recently.
The things I learned from speaking to doctors, engineers, and ordinary Cubans shocked me
to my core.
I believe the goal of those who choose to belittle the work of the activists
politicians is to serve as a distraction in an effort to defend our government's responsibility
and the collective punishment Cubans are experiencing. I need a dictionary real quick. Wait, what?
It's generic times they'll publish a whole quote, LeMau. No, I mean, of course they're not going to do that.
I did use distraction.
Did use the word distraction and they did put the word distraction. I mean, it's not a bad abbreviation
I think it still gets to just across I think they could have been much less generous like I don't know
Maybe I'm too deep deep in the left too well read
But if I read that edition I would read it to me like a red hot signal player the US is absolutely in the wrong here
Yeah
Take away the nice hotels and drip bullshit. What could more could they even criticize of your trip?
I mean, they they've done so much more than just like the drip anyway
Yeah, I mean, this was a another
Like moment that's supposed to be like a revelation for liberals. So funny on both the liberals and conservatives are united
I absolutely clowning on co-pink Lamal. Yes, we know you guys are fascist sympathizers receipt every day says Mike from PA
But it's like, this is supposed to be a moment where, what is this?
Proof Cuba isn't authoritative, he didn't kill this guy, yeah, true.
It's like all of these liberals that are aligning with the Republicans to justify Trump's policy
of starvation and the war crime of collective punishment, don't even fucking think for a
brief moment about what that says about their worldview.
They're supposed to hate Donald Trump, right?
Or at least they claim to hate Donald Trump, and yet they love when Donald Trump does shit
like this.
unbelievable. We shall see.
Anyway,
turning that to the let's get to situation monitoring.
Or with Iran, there are signs that President Trump may be seeking a deal to
end the fighting. A senior foreign ministry official in Iran tells CBS News
it is reviewing points for C from US negotiators. Iran also launched more missile strikes in Israel
and other US allies overnight. Ed O'Keefe is at the White House for us this morning. Ed,
good morning. Good to see you.
Bro, Libs supported Biden during the genocide is not a leap. Yes, but there were plenty
of liberals that actually were frustrated with Biden. Okay. That's part of the reason
why Kamala Harris lost and not only that, but also it's not Biden who's starving
the island of Cuba right now, is it? Even though Biden did continue the strangulation
of the island when he was president. It's Trump doing it, and he's doing it in the most
Trumpy and fashion, where he's just basically saying the quiet part out loud over and over
and he's like, I'm starving the island. It doesn't matter if some Cubans die. That's
a sacrifice I'm willing to make.
A new Gallup poll shows how America's sympathies have shifted in this really
post-it in conflict. Another one. Another one, dude. God damn. Oh no, this is the old
ones from February 27th. Yeah, it's just unbelievably bad. Unbelievably bad.
Glad to see you, President Trump said from the beginning that the war would last about
four weeks and we're now in that fourth week and with markets uneasy and the
cost of gas climbing the president appears to be trying to find a way out.
They want very much to make a deal. We'd like to make a deal to touting the
promise of a peace deal with Iran. Major points of agreement. I would say
almost all points of agreement. President Trump insisted the U. S is
talking to what he called a quote top person. We're dealing with the man
who I believe is the most respected and the leader.
A senior Iranian Foreign Ministry official says Iran is reviewing points sent by the
U.S. through a mediator, but no formal talks are underway.
The president says the U.S. had in-depth, detailed and constructive conversations with
Iran, so he's postponed strikes on Iranian power plants for five days.
After earlier threatening an attack on Monday, it had been fully reopened.
The Strait of Hormuz.
They want peace.
They've agreed they will not have a nuclear weapon.
The president said both sides have 15 points of agreement.
Ron hasn't committed to any deal publicly.
But stocks surged on word of the talks, and oil prices fell 10%.
And with the Strait of Hormuz still effectively closed,
president suggested a unique partnership
to keep oil shipments safe.
Me and the Ayatollah, whoever the Ayatollah is,
whoever the next Ayatollah, look.
And there'll also be a form of a very serious.
Me and the Attola were besties.
I've long said that I embody the spirit of Ali.
Ya Ali, I say, over and over again as I thump my chest.
May Allah awaken the people and help them
to see the evil doings of Israel and the United States.
The president's attempt to start talks with Iran more than 2,000 Marines and two more warships
are headed to the region and CBS News has learned this morning Pakistan and Turkey are
among the countries trying to get the U.S. and Iran to keep them.
Wallahi!
They love me.
Me and the Ayaat.
They have 25 of the wars brought both relief and confusion.
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Relief that President Trump has not carried out his threat to hit all the power stations in Iran and the Iranians
Therefore have not carried out their threat to reciprocating kind that would have taken the war to a whole new level
Because president Trump taking spending the threat for five days because I think I
got a deal. The Iranians have agreed to pretty well everything that I wanted. Well, most of the
world is pretty skeptical about that because if you look at the sort of things that divide the
United States and Iran, they're pretty big things. We can look at just four of them.
First of all, the ballistic missile threat. The Iranians have got a lot of ballistic missiles.
The Americans say they can't have any of them. Secondly, what is going to happen to the
Strait of Homoes? What will happen to it after some sort of peace deal? Everything's
different there now. Thirdly, what about Iran's existing nuclear stocks? They believe to have
400 kilos of highly enriched uranium somewhere. And fourthly, the broader issues around the
region, which the Israelis are pushing, which will be very difficult to resolve certainly
within four or five days. Let's just look at them in a little bit more detail.
So if we think first of all about the ballistic missile issue, the Iranians have
always tested their missiles at 2,000 kilometers. And they did that so as to include Israel,
but not really many other countries. But last weekend, they apparently threw two
missiles towards Diego Garcia. Now I'm skeptical as to whether they could have
done that. One fell short, one was shot down en route, we don't know where it was
shot down. I'm not certain that they've actually been able to extend their range
from 2,000 to 4,000 kilometers. I'm meant to be convinced. The one missile that
might have done that would be the Gala 110, which is a two-stage rocket. Maybe
they managed to make one stage, the solid fuel stage go a bit further with
a very light warhead. I'm not sure about that. But Iranian ballistic
missile capability is certainly quite impressive, and it will remain impressive unless they
agree to get rid of all of it. They're very unlikely to do that.
The second issue is the question of the strait of almost. Now the Iranians have demonstrated
both to themselves and to the world that they can restrict ships going through the
straits. They haven't blocked them, but they've made them dangerous. And at the
moment, what the Iranians are saying is that if you're a friendly country, your
ships can go through. If you're a neutral country, they can go through if they
They pay us $2 million each time.
And if you're a hostile country,
they can't go through it all.
So the Iranians have discovered
that they can be toll keepers in the Strait of Hormuz.
And that's an advantage which they will not give up
easily in any negotiations.
This is probably a pointer to the future.
And the third issue, of course,
is their nuclear capabilities.
They demand the ability to be a civil nuclear power,
but what does that mean in terms of creating a weapon?
We don't know.
That remains on the table.
Now, fourthly, the issue of regional stability.
The Israelis are determined to keep on taking on Hezbollah,
to destroy them.
They're determined to deal with Hamas.
They're determined to deal with the militias,
the pro-Iranian militias in Iraq.
And they're determined to neutralize,
if necessary, the pro-Iranian Houthis in Yemen.
So the broader regional context
will remain a big, big problem.
And that certainly won't be solved
in five days of even intensive negotiations.
And if all this comes to nothing by the weekend, then the Americans have got another military
trick up their sleeve.
The arrival of the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit from Okinawa, joined by two and a half
thousand troops from San Diego, so they'll have 5,000 or more Marines available to storm
ashore somewhere within the whole Gulf region.
They may or may not choose to use it, but the fact is that if this week's diplomacy
doesn't really get anywhere, the Americans have another military trick up their sleeve.
So as of now, we don't know whether this war will take a turn towards peace or turn towards
a new military campaign.
But we will know.
Philippines Margo says Mideast War may spur energy talks with China in disputed sea.
What I fucking tell you.
What I fucking tell you.
What did I fucking tell you?
That's right baby.
When force projection capabilities are in the shitter, which is causing regional allies
with security partnerships with the United States of America to reconsider dealing with
the regional superpower, China.
I told you, I told you.
Now who knows?
I mean, look, I think the, the independence of the, the Philippines is, you know, overstated.
Didn't you call this literally yesterday?
I've been calling this as day three.
When I saw American radar installations get blown to fucking bits and Dubai get peppered
with Shahad drones.
That's when I said, American security partnerships do not protect these countries at all and
every other country that is in the periphery of China is going to reconsider their position.
No one wants to be a bullet sponge, okay, especially when America is moving in this unpredictable
chaotic way that causes other large countries to take military action potentially.
When, once America is, is so overextended that it reveals itself to be a paper tiger, a lot
of these other countries that have American bases are going to re, reconsider what those
bases mean for them up until this, up until this, uh, Iranian retaliation, an American
base meant, uh, protection, right?
were wrong about it, but it doesn't matter. There was still this idea that you were going to be
protected by the United States of America. You wouldn't be sovereign. You'd still be a dog to
empire, but at the end of the day, you could do your own corrupt little thing and have a nice life,
I have a decent comfortable puppet life.
Now the calculation is very different as America hurries the fat interceptors away from South
Korea after causing so much instability for South Korea and a loss of billions of dollars
of Chinese investment in South Korea because in 2016 they put those fat interceptors there
and China obviously retaliated. All of a sudden, those deals are meant for nothing at all. Those
deals don't have any meaning whatsoever. So why did South Korea lose billions of dollars of Chinese
investment for no reason now that you fucking took those sad missiles, bad interceptors away?
is totally ridiculous. That's why I said that no matter what happens, America has lost this
battle and even if it ends up winning the war somehow, I think the age of American
Empire is coming to a close, right? There's no guarantee that America will win the war.
But I will say that America has lost a much larger war of being able to force project
around the world in the ways that it did for decades.
The end of history period of time is coming to a close.
Can you give us any more sense of who exactly in Iran it is either, what kind of a country
you're speaking with?
Yeah.
I hate to say this in front of these young people.
They're not children.
Not like Vietnam or Iraq.
The financial repercussions of Vietnam and Iraq
were nowhere near as consequential as like shutting
off the Strait of Hormuz, OK?
The Iranian capabilities are specifically
tailor-made for this incident.
The backlash from Vietnam and Iraq were contained. They were regional, right? You had Laos, Cambodia,
but that was contained. With Iraq, you had the Menor region and the instability that came after that.
But again, that was somewhat contained. This war, this war of choice against Iran has
made this a global issue. Okay? A global issue.
Most of them, they sound like adults to me, even though they are sort of children. They'll
always be your children. But I hate to say it, but we killed all their leadership and
then they met to choose new leaders and we killed all of them. And now we have a new
group and we can easily do that but let's see how they turn out. We have really regime
change. You know this is a change in the regime because the leaders are all very different
than the ones that-
Yeah, Vietnam and surrounding countries were producing 20 percent of the world's oil
and 35 percent of the world's fertilizer inputs when the U.S. attacked them. Exactly.
It was a very different time and even with like Iraq you could say that Iraq
was a major oil producer, but the energy ministry was kept intact for this specific purpose.
So they could very quickly continue the extractive process with foreign capital. So they just
took over the state-run refineries and exchanged ownership and gave it to foreign hands while
they kept fighting against all of the aesthetic bands of militancies that grew out of the power
vacuum that they caused, that the American government caused.
Very different set of circumstances.
Very different set of circumstances in Iraq versus Iran.
We started off with that, created all those problems.
So this was, I think we can say, Jason, this is regime change, right?
What makes you trust it?
I don't trust anybody.
I don't trust you.
Are the negotiations religious market manipulation?
Yes, it's market manipulation.
The negotiations, as far as we understand, are not real at all.
The Iranian side has kept repeatedly saying that the negotiations are fake.
not negotiating with the Americans and they're actually doing it for market manipulation.
So Donald Trump is molesting the money, but also doing a controlled molestation, right?
Or at least trying to control the molestation to the best of his ability.
That's only because I know you.
But if I didn't know you, I'd probably have more trust.
But I don't trust that.
Why do you say that?
Why do you say what makes you trust?
Do you think I trust them or trust them?
Because they're going to make a deal.
They're going to make a deal.
They did something yesterday that was amazing, actually.
They gave us a present, and the present arrived today.
It was a very big present, worth a tremendous amount of money, and I'm not going to tell
you what that present is, but it was a very significant prize, and they gave it to us,
and they said they were going to give it. So that meant one thing to me would deal with the right people.
No, it wasn't nuclear related. It was oil and gas related. And it was a very nice thing they did.
But what it showed me is that we're dealing with the right people because, you know, you don't know
because the leadership was killed, all gone. The only thing I can point to with this statement
it, is the Financial Times reporting that came out, right, that stated that Iran's non-hostile
ships can transit the Strait of Hormuz. So I guess that could be what they are referencing
here right like that that could possibly be what the the Iranians what the Iranians were willing
to concede on and that might have actually been something that Iran released on its own
and then Trump is actually personally taking credit for it as though Iran did it for the
the United States of America. I mean this could also be read as Iran repeatedly
saying that as long as you as long as you you as long as you trade on the Chinese
Yuan and pay a toll that you could pass through the Strait of Hormuz like that
might be just a reiteration of that deal. Does anyone have a remove paywall for the
Financial Times article because I would like to read it?
Because I don't see Donald Trump, I mean the Iranis folding in this situation.
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Iran has circulated letter to member countries of the international maritime organization
saying non-hostile vessels can transit the Shredded Hormuz in coordination with Iran
in the letter circulated among IMO members on Tuesday,
shared with the Financial Times, Iran's foreign ministry
said Tehran had taken necessary proportionate measures
to prevent the aggressors and their supporters
from exploiting the Sharia foreign ministry
advanced hostile operations against Iran.
The critical waterway has been in effect closed
to all but handful of ships
since the start of the U.S.'s real war against Iran
on February 28th.
Previously about a fifth of the world's oil
passed through the strait
as well as the majority of cargo
and container ships serving Gulf countries.
About 3,200 ships are stuck in the Gulf,
unwilling to raise the transit of the narrow strait,
which is just 21 nautical miles wide at its narrowest point.
At least 22 vessels have been hit by Iran
since the outbreak of the conflict.
The IMO, a UN body, sets international standards
for shipping, a convenient emergency meeting
of its members last week to address the crisis.
It is in talks to try and establish a humanitarian corridor
to allow ships that are running critically low
on supplies to exit the Gulf.
In recent days, strip tracking data has suggested
Iran is permitting a small number of ships
to pass via a route in its territorial waters.
Analysts believe the routes allows
Iranian authorities to verify the vessel's identity
before letting them transit.
Some ships have paid as much as $2 million to Iran
to ensure safe passage through the Gulf,
according to the Lloyds list,
intelligence of one person with knowledge of the situation.
I did bring this up.
So yeah, I think this is what is going on.
They're just restating what the Iranian government
stated since day one, or at least for the last couple of weeks, they've been reiterating
that ships, non-hostile ships, can pass through the Strait of Hormuz, as long as they pay
a toll. And specifically, I think, pay the toll in Chinese Yuan as well. So there's
some conditions that they're implementing. And what's really interesting about that,
of course, is that it's a reiteration that Iran is invested in regional stability and
stabilizing the global markets, which offers, which opens up another leverage point for Iran,
right? Not only do they get to forcibly claw back reparations, right? Not only they get
to do that. But also on top of that, it shows the rest of the world that they hold the cards,
they control the straight, okay? And last but not least, Payatola, last but not least, this
is offering alleviation to the energy crisis. And Iran is saying like we want to alleviate
detentions, we want to be a restrained global partner to all these other countries of sovereign
nation, which if countries get, you know, if the energy market is stabilized once again,
then it's an even bigger threat that every single attack from Israel and America will
be seen as an unstable actor. You understand? Like this is Iran reasserting its dominance
over the strait, showing the world that they are invested in stability, and simultaneously
It's like the non-stable actors here, the destabilizing actors here, the irrational actors here are the Israelis and the Americans, right?
It still plays a role in actively trying to decouple middle powers and other regional powers in the Asian markets away from American imperial hegemony.
And I think the reason why they're doing this is because they also understand that America's not invested in negotiations at all
I'm a bit skeptical if it's in Iran's interest to make oil markets freak out and go as high as possible
If they aren't inflicting economic pain that they lose their leverage
Even if the US ships can't go through the markets will still cool a lot. No, I think they're here's what I think
Here's my assessment at least. I think they know that Israel and America are still gonna keep bombing
They're still gonna keep bombing Iran, but if the markets cool a little bit
And then America and Israel bomb Iran and then Iran says no more no more pass through
all of a sudden
People are gonna say well, what the fuck Iran wants to let us get the necessary resources in commerce
America and Israel don't I think it's a way to to
Open up a new avenue of leverage
Because if Iran's goal here is to make the regional partners the couple from the United States
Which by the way is is
maximalist position that they probably will not achieve, let's be real, at most you will
cause countries like Qatar, for example, to be a little bit more skeptical about this partnership
they have with the United States of America, but maybe not the UAE or Saudi Arabia.
But I feel like we're there right now, but Iran is still viewed as a bad guy.
What they say in their correspondence or in their communicates is not what they think.
Okay?
What France or Germany is saying is very different than what they're thinking.
Okay?
You have to understand that.
And the same goes for all these other countries.
They might say, oh, Iran, you're making the world less stable.
How are you doing that?
But simultaneously, they're having closed door meetings
and offering bilateral commitments.
If they're doing bilateral commitments with Iran,
then Iran is actually achieving a very important goal there,
which is to unwind at least some of America's soft power.
At a time when America has dropped the ball
on doing any sort of soft power anyway, right?
I could see that.
I just find it a bit unlikely that Iran would allow that much transit to go through, given
the windfall they've been getting from oil price being so high and the frustration that
is being incurred by the U.S. from partners like in Europe who are not trying to make bilateral
deals with Iran.
I just, who's to say they're going to allow countries that don't make bilateral deals
with Iran to pass through.
The thing you're describing is almost Cold War-esque economic warfare as like a second
front aside from the actual military warfare occurring on the ground. It's perfect asymmetrical
warfare tactics. I like your take on this a lot. They get told in a road but it's left
to the U.S. credibility at the same time. Yeah, also every single ship that passes
through and pays a toll to Iran is American power diminishing in the world because that
That means Iran controls the strait.
Okay?
Every single ship that passes through and gets to go ahead from Iran is absolutely playing
a role in diminishing American power and American force projection capabilities.
That's it.
This is an unbelievable, this is an unbelievable gift to China.
unbelievable gift to China. I suspect they're aware of this. I think they are. I
saw a Chinese foreign policy paper that was talking about this in like very
selfish terms. You know, Chinese foreign policy often is known to be very
selfish, very self-interested. And what I'm reading, and it's great
for Russia too, of course. But what I wonder is if China will tilt the scales a little bit.
Because I don't think China wants the Gulf to perish. Because if the Gulf perishes, China
loses its major oil contracts. Their major oil and gas providers come from the Gulf,
right, from the GCC states.
So they have to tilt the scales a little bit in favor of Iran,
so that America will back down.
But if they don't see that, which I suspect they do,
if they think that Iran can just sit this one out
and white-knuckle through this process
and be able to destroy American hegemony,
or at least cripple American hegemony
as it has done so in the past 25 days,
that's a dangerous risk.
That's a dangerous gambit
because if America and Israel's goals are achieved here,
this will cause complete chaos
And the oil markets will shift dramatically.
There will be complete chaos around the world, especially in all the countries in and around
the South China Sea, okay?
And America will be one of the singular energy providers for the rest of the planet, including
for China, okay?
So they have to try and, like at some point, how would China tilt the scales?
They're not going to get involved militarily in their stances.
You should all just calm the fuck down and negotiate now.
I think China knows a bit more and has a bit more brainstorming power than you, bro.
Okay.
I understand that and I agree with that.
But you have like, I'm just, you know, I'm, I'm still going to provide analysis.
This is like saying, oh, Miragos contingencies, bro.
Okay.
The reason why I don't take seriously a face value statements like that is the
same reason why I'm still going to say like what China could potentially do.
Especially because like I said the the escalation ladder still has a room to go
right there's still there's still room to go up on the escalation ladder. And if
America's larger goals here are to just drop the Gulf in its entirety and allow it to perish
as a major energy resource for the rest of the fucking planet with hopes that they can
quickly accelerate their refinement process in the United States of America and reroute
logistics away from the Gulf, very far away from America and become an even greater
energy exporter than it already is. Okay? Which is, I think what America is like, the
only materials interpretation of what America's goals might be in this process is that, then
China has to tell Iran not to blow up the refineries, no matter what, because that would
harm China's interest. China's Wang Yi tells Iran talks are better than war. China urges
starting peace talks on Iran as soon as possible. See?
Qatar Energy has declared force majeure on some of its affected long-term LNG supply
contracts with counterparties including customers in Italy, Belgium, South Korea, and China.
This might be a popular mindset in the Trump circle.
I don't know if America will just pull out without taking control over the home control
of Hormuz.
Yeah, General Mattis, Iran right now, we declared victory.
It would now say they own the straight.
You'd see a tax for every ship that goes through.
We're in a tough spot, ladies and gentlemen.
I can't identify a lot of options. Oh my lord. We're fucking winning, baby.
We're winning.
How about you focus on what your government is doing? What?
America, America's need to shut the fuck up about China, handle your own affairs.
Um, no, that's ridiculous.
Okay, of course I'm going to to offer analysis for what China could be doing in favor of China mind you
I'm not even talking about like you know China engaging in a moral act
Hold on
Hold on hold on hold on I have to write this real quick
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Many all gone as the expression goes the past supreme leader and then the new supreme leader was
Wrapped up at a minimum racked up pretty good and everyone else was gone
And then many of the people in the third tier are gone
But we're dealing with a group of people that I think had turned out and and the
The present the gift they made to us was very significant and they said they were going to do it and it happened
And they're the only ones that could have done it Jennifer
Yeah, it was related to the flow to the straight
We'll have control of anything we want look if we can
It's really diplomat believe Trump is not talking to someone different high-level commander of the IRGC
Ambassador
Michael Orrin tells Fox News you believes the US is not talking to either Gallipof or Araki that the administration talking to someone high up in the
IRGC command structure
huh
Doubtful
But we'll see in this
Without more lives being done without knocking out ten billion dollar
electric plants that are brand new and the apple of their eye. I'd like to be able to
do that, you know? But we, they can't have certain things. I mean, you know the
things, I don't have to go over the list, but again, it starts with no nuclear
weapons and they've agreed to that. There won't be any nuclear weapons.
They're not going to have and they're not going to have enrichment, any of
those things. But look, I hate to say that we're in a very good bargaining
position. Are you going to send Jared Kushner and Steve
Likop to do direct negotiations with the Iranians?
Well, we're in negotiations as it turned out. And now you've
seen what I said yesterday was exactly correct. We're in
negotiations right now. They're doing it along with Marco JD.
We have a number of people doing it. And the other side, I
can tell you they'd like to make a deal. And who wouldn't if
you were there? Look, their Navy's gone, their Air Force
is gone, their communications are gone. That's the biggest problem. It's very hard to communicate
them between themselves. All of the anti-aircraft is gone. Most of their missiles are gone.
We shot either, shot them or they shot them and don't have them anymore. They're down
to a trickle. They're pretty much everything they have is gone. I don't know. Can you
name one thing that's not gone? Or can you name one thing that's doing well? You
You know, if you read the papers you think we're tied, you think we're in a tough battle.
We are roaming free over Tehran, the city, Tehran, as opposed to Iran.
We're roaming free, we can do whatever we want.
And as you know, today we're going to have the privilege of shooting down a very big
electric generation plant, one of the biggest in the world.
And one shot to the right location ends the plant, it collapses.
And we held off based on the fact that we're negotiating.
Yeah.
What do you think was the turning point
to make you want to pursue a ceasefire?
A few days ago, you said you wanted
to continue bombing Iran.
Now you want to pursue peace talks.
Was there something that happened?
In fact, they're talking to us, and they're talking sense.
And remember it all starts with they cannot have
a nuclear weapon.
Just I said yesterday, they said, what are the top 10?
I said, well, number one, two, and three
is they can't have a nuclear weapon.
And they're not going to have a nuclear weapon.
And we're talking about that.
And I don't want to say in advance,
but if they've agreed, they will never have a nuclear weapon.
They've agreed to that.
How do you encourage our allies and the Gulf
to be more involved in their own operation?
Yeah, I mean, a little bit, but more NATO.
I think our Gulf allies have been pretty good,
to be honest with you.
UAE's been hit so hard.
I think I'd hit by 1,400 rockets, shot them all
of the year with our great, with our great Patriot missiles.
Think of it, they shot 100 missiles at one of our aircraft carriers, Abraham Lincoln,
one of the biggest ships in the world, actually, and out of 101 missiles shot, every single
one of them was knocked down in the sea.
Think of that.
Think of what that means.
101 missiles, highly sophisticated, very fast missiles shot.
of 101, all 101 were shot down and now for the most part lie at the bottom of the sea.
It's pretty amazing, right? Pretty amazing. Our military is amazing, Pete. You know the attack I'm
talking about. Yeah, a lot of random accidents happening in the region. It's just so unfortunate
that it's so unfortunate that so many random purely happenstance accidents keep materializing.
Over and over again and I just can't seem to place my finger on it, you know, we've lost like what?
15 to 20
Plains at this point. Many are also
Many also need repairs now shadow tankers that need repairs
Uses Gerald Ford
Now it decommissioned like out of business for what 14 months
It's the salty air of the sea. Yeah, it's a real, real suspicious, real suspicious moment.
F-15 is getting taken out by friendly fire incidents. F-35 and F-35 eating a pretty significant
blow to American air superiority in his next-gen fighters. Better hurry up on that F-47, boys.
for the Boeing boys in the chat at 47 for president number 47 believe it that
will be the next next gen fighter
running out of Iraq the Kurdish areas yeah that's not good either okay the bad
in Naga life you think the Gerald R. Ford was hit you're really dumb as fuck
I'm sorry I don't know if the Gerald R. Ford was hit I don't have enough
evidence to suggest that. But according to the new reports that are coming out, the issues on Gerald
or Ford are far more consequential than what we previously thought they were considering that
it's going to be decommissioned for like, what, 14 months. Whether it's sabotage
or, you know, whether it's internal sabotage, mutiny, or direct hits from some kind of Iranian
boat. I mean, both are still, both are still pretty bad incidents for, again, American military
superiority.
Speaking of weird coincidental accidents, did we talk about the Valero Refinery Fire?
Once again, even with the Valero Refinery Fire, it's like accelerated production that
because that's a facility that handles heavy crude, right?
as Waylon heavy crude as a matter of fact, um, accelerated production, dog shit facilities
in the United States of America could have absolutely been a, uh, an accident. Like it's
another one of those instances where like, is it likely? Is it likely that like there
was Iranian sabotage on US soil? And I don't think so. I think that's a far too sophisticated
thing to plan and pull off. I don't think it's within the capabilities of Iran. I would chalk
that up to the decline of American industry more than anything else. They explode incredibly
often in the US. That but also on top of that, like I said, there is accelerated production
right now. I can totally see that. I can, no, it would not be Israel. You're out of your dang mind.
Oh, you mean like Israel doing a false flag and blaming it on Iran? Maybe, but no, even then,
I think the highest probability here is definitely, yeah, it's some kind of, yeah,
up the shelter and place lifted, rosary open, no injuries with a fire explosion.
Judge Brannick said the fire was out at 3.30 a.m. Small ground fires persisted after that
Washington elementary Lincoln
What is it sent black smoke and flames soaring in the arablea heater unit and rocked homes far from the plant but resulted in no injuries
Valera saying it is the counter for all of us workers
Shelter in place impacted no evacuations crews got water to the fire and worked to put it out by 930 or
cruise and port Arthur saw only flaring of the plant with no other flames
visible. All right where the fuck is the assessment? Oh, Sheriff's seen a Steven's
and Port Arthur police chief Tim Dorizo tell KFDM news there are no reported
injuries says the fire involves a heater unit currently there is a fire in a
unit at Valera's Port Arthur Texas refinery all personnel being counted
for. Okay all right there is nothing there
There's not really much here.
As some of the lives in Texas coastal area,
these plants randomly explode all the time.
This was just especially big, no way it's sabotage.
Yeah, I think the more likely event that occurred
is that increased production facilities poorly maintained.
These things do have a tendency
to fucking have flare ups like this.
And I suspect that it happened
because of once again, accelerated production.
So faulty heater, bad maintenance, could be a million different reasons.
Recently, 101 shot, I said, wow.
I saw that you can see we have sort of pretty good equipment that we see.
It's called the red line, those red lines were thick, right?
I said, that's a lot.
And then we saw them one by one just get shot.
And these guys that do the shooting,
the coolest cucumbers ever, you know, most people.
You don't have a lot of time.
When a missile's going at 2,500 miles an hour,
I don't care how far away it is.
You don't have a lot of time.
But I watch them sit down and think, great students,
MITs, a lot of MITs, a lot of guys like this,
and not as much into the muscle as they are.
this one right here and amazing to watch them perform under great pressure
because they have a matter of seconds to do it if they don't do it properly it's a
big problem you know because these were powerful these were very powerful
missiles coming and so a lot of people joke they don't show these guys don't
You're the best in the world, we have the best in the world.
How hopeful are you that this peace deal will work out?
Like as a human as...
One what?
On a human level, not as the President of the United States.
How hopeful are you that this peace deal will work out?
Would you wrong?
You're talking about to end it?
Well, I think we're going to end it, I can't tell you for sure.
You know, I don't like to say this.
We've won this, this war has been won.
The only one that likes to keep it going is the fake news.
I mean, the New York Times, you read the New York Times, it's like we're not winning a
war where they had no Navy and they had no Air Force and they had no nothing.
And we literally have planes flying over Tehran and other parts of their country.
They can't do a thing about it.
For instance, if I want to take down that power plant, that very big, powerful power
plant, they can't do a thing about it.
It's like, take me.
That's all they can do.
And yet, if you read the New York Times or if you watch ABC Fake News or NBC Fake News,
you'd say it's a close battle, it's not a close battle.
They're totally defeated.
You said there's a bunch of people from the administration who are negotiating with Iran.
There's been reports that the vice president is leading those negotiations.
Is that true?
Well, he's involved in them.
JD is involved and Marca is involved and Jared Kushner is involved, very smart guy.
And Steve Wittkopf, smart guy, is involved.
And I'm involved.
I'm involved.
Why?
I'm going to be so big.
I don't want to talk about it.
The President of the United States, Tom, and I'm not going to talk about it.
It's beneath me to talk about saving millions of lives, because that's what you're talking
about.
You're talking about saving millions of lives.
If Iran had a nuclear weapon, they would have used it.
And if I didn't end the horrible Barak Hussein Obama-Iran nuclear deal in my first administration,
they would have had a nuclear weapon three or four years ago.
They would have used it.
I would have never gotten the chance, probably, to be President.
Who knows if it would have been so devastating.
And if we didn't send those beautiful B-2 bombers, they took them off my desk.
They were right there.
I don't know why.
if we didn't have those B2 hit, which is so we obliterated despite CNN, CNN said well maybe
the word obliteration said no no we obliterated it just obliterated their nuclear potential.
You would have had them having two weeks after that attack had we not made the attack
they would have had a nuclear weapon they would have absolutely used it and they would
have used it on the entire Middle East including it.
It's kind of strange to me that like we just carry this conversation over and over again
and everybody knows it's a lie.
I guess with the exception of like some of the diehard Republican loyalists like the cultists,
most people know that this is bullshit, right?
Especially because like Trump himself in the past after the 12 day war was like giving
assurances that the nuclear weapon conversation was done, right?
It's just it's so strange that they're just constantly going back and forth on this bullshit.
Like everybody knows it's not the fucking goal here at all.
Who is this for?
His base already believes them.
Just come on.
Just stop repeating it.
You know, Israel.
And you know why you see that?
Because unexpectedly when this war broke out, unexpectedly they started sending missiles
to UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait.
Unexpectedly, they started bombing our bases when we were bombing them.
So unexpected, why would they do such a thing?
Don't you know it's illegal?
On Saudi Arabia, there's been some reporting that you've been talking to the crowd of
prints.
Have you been focused on normalization between Saudi Arabia and Saudi Arabia?
We have a great relationship with Saudi Arabia.
What do you hear with Saudi Arabia?
Just hearing that you've been talking
and that he has been encouraging you to do certain things
related to Iran.
Did you share all these?
He's a warrior.
He does?
Yeah, he's a warrior.
He's fighting with us, by the way.
Saudi Arabia has been excellent and UAE, excellent.
And I will tell you, Qatar, incredible.
Qatar took a hit, pretty bad hit.
Qatar is very close.
They're essentially, you can walk right over the border.
Qatar took a hit.
They've been great.
They've been very strong.
Kuwait, they had a little mishap.
They shot down three planes with our missiles.
That was awesome, that's awesome.
A little mishap.
Look at him smiling, by the way.
That's crazy.
That's crazy, bro.
Bro, you are a participant.
You're the president.
You're the commander-in-chief.
You're not like, you're not watching from afar, man.
Those are your planes.
It's literally the fucking meme, my tax dollars,
somehow also my tax dollars in real time.
This is gonna make a deal.
It was a giant wooden horse, yeah.
There's a beautiful horse.
They said it honors me.
It gives me an honor.
Many of these European partners have not honored me.
They took away my Nobel Peace Prize, but the Iranians,
the Iranians on the other hand,
they've honored me by giving me a big beautiful horse,
the most beautiful.
It's massive.
They have to be our planes, but the pilots make it.
Can you imagine the pilots making it?
The pilots are always coming.
Wait, what?
Did you guys hear like a steam thing?
Yeah, I know.
It's cause Will invited me to play deadlock.
I'm not downloading a game is because will knowing full well that I'm live invited me
to to play deadlock with them, which I don't even have us seeking one month ceasefire to
hold their on talks channel 12 whole buddy. Oh, this is great. And they said there was
a Patriots. We're not going to escape Patriots. And they got out of there pretty quick bit,
right? Pretty amazing that they got out. The three pilots lived. They're fine. In
In fact, they're flying today, not out of Kuwait, though.
Yeah, the Kuwaitis made a mistake.
They fired.
They thought they were firing at the enemy.
It was as the expression goes, friendly fire.
But the pilots are great.
They're flying today.
Pretty amazing when you think of it.
Iranian attacks continued to target sites across the Gulf this Tuesday.
In Q8, power lines were hit by air defence shrapnel, causing partial electricity outages
for several hours. Bahrain, meanwhile, said it was attacked with missiles and drones, and
that an Emirati soldier serving with its forces had been killed. The United Arab Emirates,
meanwhile, saying air defence systems responded to similar attacks and Saudi Arabia, said
it destroyed Iranian drones, targeting its oil-rich eastern province.
Well, for more now, we can cross to our correspondent in Doha, Hoda, Abdel Hamid.
Hoda, the New York Times today is reporting that Saudi Crown Prince MBS, that he's pushing
for the U.S. to keep the war with Iran going.
Hassan, I love you.
Even though you say mean stuff about Kamala, that's so funny.
All right.
Well, thanks for watching, Chad.
Or maybe, hopefully, if you maintain charitability in my commentary, you'll understand why
I'm so critical of figures like Kamala Harris.
What would the thinking be,
do you think behind that reported encouragement?
Well, I think the thinking for Saudi Arabia
is at this stage, the Gulf is so unprotected that.
New leader, the RGC has one message
for American soldiers, come closer.
For years, we've been awaiting
the America's entry into designated points.
And for over two decades,
We've been training with the asymmetric warfare strategy for this very moment.
Now we have just one message for the American soldiers.
Come closer.
My lord.
Holy shit.
Every fucking day dude.
Tehran mocks Trump's gift claim with a missile strike video, Iranian media published footage
of what it said was his first successful ground to ground missile strike directed
at the US base in Abid and describing it as a gift we send to Trump according to
Mayor News.
The framing appears to directly mock Trump's Oval Office remarks, where he claimed that
Iran had given the U.S. a present, a very big present, a very significant prize, tied
to an oil and gas concession.
Farr's new setting in Iranian Army statement said the strike targeted a key U.S. position
at Arabian Airport.
The scrapping is a major supporting command center, housing a wide range of military equipment
and systems.
The statement also said the site serves as the headquarters for separatist groups
supported by the Zionist regime, and that Iran accuses of destabilizing its
Western and Northwestern borders.
It's so crazy every fucking day, bro.
Every day Trump will be like, that's it.
The Iranians, they're doing a great, they're doing us a great deal.
They're doing us a great deal.
They love us.
They're terrified of us.
They're so scared.
And the Iranians are like, yeah, we're so scared here.
Watch this.
They're literally like, yep, catch this bitch.
Every fucking time.
It's so, it's so wild, like, especially considering, especially considering that this inconsistency
seemingly doesn't have a negative volatile impact on the markets, right?
Like they might as well just stop fighting
They might as well just stop fighting. They might as well retreat and then just lie about it. You know what I mean?
It's not it has nothing to do with
It is nothing to do with like whatever is happening on the ground anyway
So you might as well should be like yep
We're still blowing up Iran just keep saying that and then Iran is so terrified any day now
any day the Iranian government will be toppled. You know? Because like the markets
are so desperate for stability that they are just inventing stability. They
literally are just making it up. There is no stability right now, none whatsoever,
right? It is the most volatile, most insane market manipulation I've ever encountered.
And the only time where it was this insane was the last time Donald Trump did the fucking
liberation day shit. So obviously, yeah, I brought this up, but as far as the market
manipulation. Yeah, I said they're raping the land and pillaging everyone else in the
process. Unbelievable. Financial Times exclusive. Traders made bets worth half a billion dollars
in the oil market about 15 minutes before Donald Trump's post touting productive talks with
Iran sent the price of crude tumbling. If we had a functioning SEC, this would be a
problem, except we don't. And this has to be someone in the Trump family, by the
way. There is 0% chance that even like a general or someone else in the fucking
room would engage in this. It has to be directly related to him, right? Directly.
It's unfucking believable how transparent this market manipulation and insider trading is.
And yet crime is legal. What are you supposed to do? Traders made bets worth half a billion
dollars on oil markets. 15 minutes before Donald Trump's post touting productive talks in Iran
sent the price of crude tumbling and ignited volatility in other assets.
Roughly 6,200 Brent and West Texas Intermediate Futures contracts changed hands between 6.49
a.m. and 6.50 a.m. New York time on Monday. Just a quarter of an hour ahead of President,
U.S. President's post on true social that there had been in recent days productive
conversations with Tehran to end the war in Iran. The notional value of this trace was
580 million according to financial times calculation based on Bloomberg data trading volumes for
Brent and and and WTI lept at the same time 27 seconds before 6.50 a.m. Future tracking the S&P 500 share
index jumped in price moments after the oil trade with volumes also rising significantly
during that time frame it was not known whether one entity or several entities were behind
Monday Street, Trump's announcement at 7.04 a.m. Oh, Sky News covered it.
Normally, in these screens in the last few weeks, we've been talking about economic implications
of the Iran war. But this time, I want to talk about something else. It's kind of a mystery
story. It's a mystery. Is it a mystery story? Well, I wonder who did it? Who must, who did
the murder. It can't be the guy with the bloody knife in his hand, right? Guys, there was a knife
attack. Who could it have been? Very suspicious. Terran Brump. With this, this was the Donald
Trump social media post, truth social, that for a lot of people made them think that maybe this
war might be coming to an end. At the very least it had a big impact on markets. And
I think what's funny about this also is that Trump has presented himself as an unreliable
narrator of events regardless, like, so the markets are also engaging in this like idiocy
by treating his statements like any other president, okay?
So there's that element here as well, like the market stabilizing after this revelation
is also stupid and of itself
it's so stupid
but there is a lot of wish-casting here where there's a lot of people who know
that this is bullshit but
they play along with it
they play along with it because you know it's it's more beneficial
There is no more market fundamentals at play here.
Like not even a little bit.
Trump's decision post-posed and Hormuz automated
was aimed in part at calming markets
according to people familiar with the matter.
The markets only have eyes for true social posts.
The thing I want you to focus on
is not necessarily the text of this,
but it's the time it came out, 11.05, that's UK time.
So 11.05 in the UK, it was morning.
They're just making short-term gains.
The same people who stabilize the market
will be the ones driving to sell off next week.
Yeah, it's a bunch of fucking corrupt vultures.
Yeah, the markets are really scared, so they take any news as good news, but it's total cope.
I mean, we saw this happen already.
That's why I kept saying money is the most fake it's ever been, and tomorrow it's
gonna be even faker, okay?
We saw this with the Liberation Day saga.
We experienced this with the Liberation Day saga,
where Donald Trump came in and said we're doing blanket tariffs on every country on the fucking planet for no reason, right?
And the moment that there was any sort of respite from this idiocy, the markets were like, oh, thank God, $7 trillion in value wiped out and then $7 trillion in value materialized once again.
again. It's like, come on man, you can't have a normal, you cannot have a normal system like this.
And every single one of these instances where Trump insiders are the only ones who are
capable of making these decisions because they're operating with insider information,
like you end up unironically consolidating insane amounts of wealth in the hands of an even
smaller amount of people. That's all this is. Where will this go? Will this go to a future
where there's like 10 trillionaires and everyone else is fucking broke and dying on the streets?
Is that what we're going to do? Is that a world that you want to live in anyway? I don't
understand it.
Earlier in the morning in the U.S. obviously. And look at the impact that this had. Okay.
So this is showing you the crude oil price.
It's the US kind of benchmark of the crude oil price, WTI as it's known.
And you can probably spot already the moment the oil price went down really sharply and
we've had lots of ups and downs, lots of volatile days or markets in recent days.
But this was something else.
As traders went out there and they basically said, we're selling oil because we think
that things might get a little bit better.
But here's what I want to focus on that you don't normally see in these charts.
Not just the price, so that's the oil price, but the volumes.
You can actually look at this.
You can look at just how many people are buying and selling at any given moment.
And have a look at volumes.
So these bars are showing you the volumes.
So at the given moment that obviously that Donald Trump post happened, you had this
massive increase in a lot of people going out there into the market and saying, look,
something's happening.
We need to actually act on it, for the most case, selling at this point.
But here's the curious thing, and here's kind of where the mystery is.
I want to kind of zoom in on this area here.
So I'll kind of zoom in so you can see.
This is just the volumes of people going into that oil market, and for the most part, selling
after that Donald Trump post.
You can see there's-
By the way, this is just pure, like this is futures, this is the futures market,
right?
There's also the motherfucking poly market bets too.
Like every part of this is bunk.
And once again, you can't even prosecute poly market, even though there's very clearly insider
trading taking place. And you might ask the question why, and that's because Donald Trump
Jr is sitting on the regulatory board and that's not going to happen anyway.
You are pocket watching and jealous. I just don't understand how this is seen as a sustainable
system and how so many motherfuckers are just like sitting around thinking, that's
fine. It'll be fine. And I say it'll fix the sell or better yet, they're just completely oblivious.
Like life goes on for them. They just don't think about it at all. I don't understand how you can live
like this. Before the war started, WTO was $60, $65 war starts, goes up to 100 and then it goes down
to 90. The market acts like everything is amazing despite the fact that the price is still
25 to $30 higher than in February. Same thing happened with the tariffs,
tear shit apart, then game back a quarter of it, and the market acts like things are better than ever.
Yeah. By the way, this is literally the Trump method. I described this during liberation day,
and even before then, I saw this in Trump 1 as well. He breaks things 100%, then claws it back
to like 50%, and everybody goes, oh, we got 50% liberated. He molest things,
and then scales back to molestation, and then everyone goes, oh, thank God, we're saved.
It's fucking ridiculous.
The money is still 50% molested in that process.
It's a classic Trump bargain.
He does all the fucking time.
New York Times, this is a 15-plan point to end the war.
You, as I said, Iran a 15-point plan to end the war in the Middle East.
Oh, my lordy. I've tried many times to understand the stock market, but I can't. Can you explain
what this exactly means? What do you mean? Does it not real money? I want to know so I can fight
my cynic liberal boyfriend on this. I don't know how to explain it. Stocks that are traded on the
stock market are supposed to be, uh, uh, supposed to be traded on fundamentals, like
market fundamentals. Like in the past, when a company had new technology, okay, their stock
prices increased, they had a more valuable product. It doesn't work that way anymore.
Everything is financial engineering. It's not anchored around anything but speculation.
And given the market consolidation that has taken place in the stock market as well,
where 90% of the stock market is owned by the top 10% of earners in the country, the top 10%
of wealth in this country, there's tremendous consolidation. So there's, there's like markets
move in a certain direction very quickly. It's not democratized at all. It's not like, you know,
one, one dollar, one vote. It's not a system like that. And because, because it's, it's, you
you know, sometimes three companies owning, you know, 70% of the gains, for example.
And other times it's like, again, all of the money is in the hands of the wealthiest people.
It's in their vested interest to keep up with this lie.
Like one of the examples I used to use was the Tesla valuations, right?
became such a behemoth with so many institutions closely tied to Tesla's success, that anytime
Elon Musk lied, right, and then was shown to be a liar over and over again, people
just kind of went along with the lie because they had a vested interest in the Tesla
stock prices going up because they'd bought into it.
That's part of the reason why I always say the way the stock market works is if it's
doing well, it's not doing well for you necessarily, you might think so because you have a 401K.
This makes the average working class individual think that they have a stake in the stock
market doing well, but it's not actually doing well for you at all.
The gains you're making are marginal, it's inconsequential, but when it's doing poorly,
That's when you actually suffer because you see job losses, right?
You see scalebacks in our productive output.
The gains are privatized and the losses are socialized.
Stocks are real money as in you can cash it out at any time, but increasingly the
value of companies is not actually based in their intrinsic value profits, assets,
innovation, et cetera, based on hype.
It always has been to an extent, but it's gotten worse, especially if 401ks take
up a huge market share and just sit there.
the state has propped it up and normally people are trading now.
I don't necessarily think it's because of retail traders
that the stock market is so unbelievably busted.
I don't think it's true at all.
I think it's the exact opposite.
I think it's the consolidation of ownership of most stocks
in the hands of a select few institutional traders
that has created this system.
I think that I think that it's actually the the institutional traders as opposed to the retail traders
That are the reason why the the stocks are not reliable at all
I mean it they're not based around the the fundamentals that they were supposed to theoretically be in stay in your lane bro stocky
I mean again. This is not my forte at all. This is not my area of expertise at all
I don't even fucking own stocks as you guys know famously so I could be totally off base here
But this is just the way I see it. That's why I say money is fake. It's fucking. I'm too stupid to understand it
But it just like feels so fake to me
The thing about retail traders is the institutional traders now follow their expectations of what retail traders will do
So it's kind of both at once. Ah, I
Think there is a vested interest in the stock market constantly being in a fucking bull market
That's what it is whether retail traders are actually, you know movers and shakers at all doesn't really matter
I think that it's more so that everyone involved in the stock market
Assumes that it's always gonna grow. Okay stock always goes up and
The government has actually done everything in its fucking power to make sure that the stock market is always going going up
And that's like what Donald Trump does. That's what Donald Trump's big thing is right?
He's the most responsive
To market moves
If you want to take them out, just destroy the stock market.
Now the problem here, not bro, you're right, the market is determined by the movements in
it.
A few people hold the most stocks and they can make it look however they want to.
That's what I think is going on.
I don't think it's like retail traders that are going, oh, Donald Trump on true social
said that a deal is imminent.
I think it's actually the institutional traders that control a large share of the stock market
that go, oh, thank God.
And then the only reason why they do that is because they have a vested interest in the
stock market stabilizing.
A company like SpaceX has no reason IPO at over a trillion dollars given its assets
like 50 billion total, but retail traders are extremely excited about it.
So it'll likely be valued at 1.2 to 1.5 trillion is just one part of the puzzle
though.
Yeah, retail is like 10% of stocks is true. I don't think it's a I don't think they're they're they're moving
They're they're moving the markets at all. I think they have the capacity to like with what we saw with
GameStop, right?
They sometimes have the capacity to but they don't have the fucking necessary volume to move the markets in the way that like
institutional traders can I
Just don't
The real money makers are making the banks, making back with the volatility, most bank
on it, they buy futures in the hold, the price will go up.
Most average people's exposure in the market is passively through a 401k or IRA accounts
And typically those are against some kind of index like the SMP 500.
The market is propped up right now by the tech sector and so much that hinges on AI
hype. Mind you, 80% of US jobs are in services, which AI companies claim they
want to automate. Very cool. Yeah, some's got to give.
I mean, the contradictions that exist with, with the only indicator that the,
that the economy is doing well by people in positions of power stock market
doing well is unironically having the exact opposite effect on
on the real economy, the economy that you think of
when you think of the economy doing well
for the average ordinary working class individuals.
Like it has a depressive aspect on regular working class folks,
but the stock market is doing well.
So all the fucking money holders,
all the real power brokers,
they think the stock market is doing well.
So Trump is doing Trump's job performances is fine.
Right doing all right, especially if they're close to Donald Trump the closer they are the more they can get make these sorts of
shady trades
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Cause exit liquidity is always assured for these fucks in the form of 401Ks. The problem
is backlash from said exit would make it so the slush fund of 401Ks would go away from
the inevitable regulation. Glass Deagle 2.0 or worse so everything must be propped up
at all costs. No, not my AI slop dude. What the fuck?
Anyway, let's continue.
There's a real spike in activity.
A lot of people going in there, kind of this frenzy,
and that's the kind of flip side of prices.
But look at this.
15 minutes before that Donald Trump post,
there was a very big amount of trading volume.
Very big.
In fact, actually, when you're looking
at that amount of volume, that spike,
That was the biggest trading volume that we saw that day.
We're starting here just at eight o'clock in the morning.
We're going through to that moment of the Donald Trump post.
Relatively quiet volume is not much going on in the market.
And then all of a sudden, that.
And if you're wondering, OK, maybe this was just a one off.
It was someone who made a lucky bet.
Have a look not just at this.
So this is WTI.
It's one measure, the US measure of oil.
Have a look at Brent, which is the European,
seen as the international measure of oil.
Again, the same thing.
Donald Trump makes his post, flurry of activity, lots of people there.
But look at that.
Fifteen minutes before that, Donald Trump posts a very big trade.
Now, it's unclear whether it's just an individual or whether it's a group of people.
But what you do know from just imputing what the potential value,
the notional value of those trades just on oil would be,
It is staggering amounts of money, life-changing amounts of money, $580 million.
Someone has just made a real killing on this, and it's not just oil.
So that's oil, two different measures of oil, but now have a look at the S&P 500.
So this is S&P 500 futures.
It's the biggest kind of exchange stock market, equity market in the world.
Same thing again, Donald Trump posts.
The price goes up because people are getting very hopeful.
go up at the same time, and if we zoom into the volumes once again, what do you see?
Obviously there's the volume after Donald Trump made his post, but 15 minutes
before, this is actually 10-15 UK time, a very, very big trade. As I say, life
changing amounts of money, hundreds of millions of dollars, were potentially
made in those moments in this curious trade that seemed to come out of
Nowhere leaving a lot of people wondering was this just luck or did someone actually know what the president was about to say
Yeah, I wonder I wonder what it was guys how curious
Hmm
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So, okay
So what changed?
Why what I don't understand is like why would Iran say yes to this when they have the upper hand?
Open eyes shutting down wait what is
Is this fucking April Fools or something? What do you what?
If open and shutting down the American economy is over
It's just Sora, which is a huge dent
You'll love this is what the companies are probing up the market are doing now
Now they're guaranteeing 17.5% returns for additional private equity investment, very normal
shit going on.
Anthropica is offering equity and OpenAI is offering the same plus 17.5% and both are
hemorrhaging cash.
OpenAI is offering private equity firms a guaranteed minimum return of 17.5% as well
as early access to models not yet in public release.
That GPT maker OpenAI is offering private equity firms a sweeter deal than a rival anthropic
as both artificial intelligence companies, core bio firms that form joint ventures aimed
at raising fresh capital and accelerating adoption of enterprise ad products according
to people familiar with the talks.
OpenAI is offering private equity firms guaranteed minimum of 17.5% significantly higher than
typical preferred instruments to people familiar said, this is a Ponzi scheme, right?
Like this is just a Ponzi scheme.
How can you guarantee that?
just what the cash that you raise and for the record you can't do remember you can do this
to poor people and you'll become very rich but if you do this to rich people as open AI is doing
virtually to every fucking you know every massive company out there you're gonna go to jail
eventually I mean this is going to destroy the entire economy like Bernie Madoff went to prison
Because he fucked over rich people, okay?
It's not because he fucked over poor people, nobody gives a shit.
If you fuck over poor people, you make a lot of money fucking over poor people.
It's because open claw open source is fucking open ass future desktop
This gathering in Beijing, hosted by internet giant Baidu, hundreds of people line up.
This does unironically feel like any time China truly reveals like an open source, easy
access competitor to what the American ad companies, the American ad companies are
presenting at this like high markup, it literally disrupts America's only fucking profit center.
Like the open claw is some random German dude, open claw is not Chinese, oh shit I thought
it was Chinese.
I was thinking of deep seek.
This happened with deep seek.
Open claw literally uses frontier models under the hood.
To get open claw onto their laptops and phones, the Austrian designed AI agent is all the
rage in China.
Events teaching people how to use open claw or raise a lobster as Chinese people say.
are popping up across the country.
This one is a fall house.
Open floors become really hot.
China has already surpassed the US
in adopting the open-source software,
which can run anything on a computer
for you, without you.
You can tell it to search the web
by pointing it even direct other bots.
Wang Xiaoyan is used-
Bro, what the fuck is this?
Yo, are people stupid?
This is like, in my opinion,
the biggest L of China they are so involved in the AI craze
okay before I get into this let's uh let's get back to situation monitoring we'll get to the
fucking nuclear AI in a second uh here's gala baff saying we are aware of what is happening in the
paper oil market including the firms hired to influence oil features we also see the broader
jaw boning campaign but let's see if they can turn in that into actual fuel at the pump
or maybe even print gas molecules.
This was happening as Trump was speaking and claiming the war with Iran is already over,
so he runs across Israel.
It's fucking so cooked.
I'll go through the 15 point plan in a second. Let's hear what the Saudi leaders are saying.
Saudi leaders said to be pushing Trump to continue the war in Iran, New York Times reports.
This is so funny.
Probably it is better to try to finish this war just to make sure, you know, that the
U.S. doesn't leave and then Trump declares victory, and then Saudi and the other Gulf
countries are left to pick up the pieces.
They can come under attack, for example, by the Houthis in Yemen, which happened
in the past before this war, and they can come under attack from Iran itself.
The article is based on sources who claim that Mohammed bin Salman, the crown prince,
would have said that this is a historic moment for the Middle East. That language is very much
close to the narrative that was coming out of Israel specifically from Prime Minister Benjamin
Netanyahu in the- Almost like there's an inherent massive vulnerability to commodity-dependent
economy, someone can undercut your entire economy if there's another source for your primary commodity.
Yeah, it's also funny because the primary commodity that we're talking about is not
like anything real. And ironically, if it succeeds, it will have massive negative consequences.
Because like we're talking about, we're talking about AI, right? If the AI, if AI actually
rich like reaches true artificial intelligence it will have insane consequences for the labor market
so even if it technically succeeded it would still be devastating which by the way there's no there is
I'm sorry no real proof that it has that we are anywhere near close to agi regardless okay
Are you leading the Butlerian jihad movement? I am I'm the fucking IRGC general of the but Larry and jihad
I I don't touch AI with a fucking tenfold Paul. I just don't like it. I'm old. I
Hate it. I think it's bad. I think it's gross. I think it it has
horrible horrible effects on on
on our cognitive development in general,
I think there's a major, you'll see in the future,
if we have fucking researchers at all,
where you'll see papers popping up left and right
about cognitive offloading and it's dangers, okay?
The wealthy know this already,
and that's precisely the reason why they send
their children to schools where they, one,
learn Mandarin, okay, just remember that.
And two, don't allow their kids to be
their fucking phones or do all this AI shit like we are the last generation
millennials ironically enough and older Gen Z are the last fucking generation that
that benefited from living in a world that wasn't entirely dominated by AI
And I was supposed to come after we achieve peace and stability instead of being thrust
upon us at the lowest point in modern history.
Well, AI is here, so what do we do to help resolve the cognitive reduction?
We do away with it.
But the reason, the reason why AI is all over is not even necessarily, I mean it's
partially to train the models, right?
That obviously plays a big role. But the other reason why they're doing it, especially with
generative AI, is not because they like hate non-binary queer artists, okay? One might think
that that is the reason, considering the massive impact that it has on they, thems, and the
artwork that they produce for commission. But the real reason why they do generative AI is
because they want people to get excited about it so they can justify all of these massive,
massive amounts of fucking cash grabs they're doing. They're fundraising like crazy. These
things are literally burning more than they are capable of fundraising. But the reason
why they're doing it is so that, you know, people are more excited about it. You generate
hype and aura moments around it. So you can justify getting billions and billions
and billions of dollars. I think you're negative buy stores. AI is clouding your
judgment on this. A ton of the scientists that work on this stuff are all saying
the shoot's getting weird and scary in terms of how quickly AI is developing, they do however
echo the negative consequences and say, the only way it won't be destructive to everyday
life is if we move away from capitalism. I've said that. That's my argument. I don't have
an issue with technological development, okay? The problem is, what technological development
does under capitalism? Technological developments cannot come at the cost of the existing
labor force. It's supposed to alleviate the stress. It's supposed to alleviate the burden
of the existing working class, not replace it. I've said that a million times, you know
this. The problem, however, is that there's a lot of hype in aura moments. And it's actually,
it's actually unironically destroying what makes us human and just, you know, make an
art and shit like that. I think, I mean it was Staubro's that said it best, right?
We thought robots would do the menial tasks and we would have time for ourselves to focus on art.
We got a situation on the other hand where the robots are doing the art and we're still doing
the menial tasks. Would it affect Chinese labor as well? Yes, and it already is, but I have
more confidence in the Chinese state as far as like protecting its labor force and protecting
its citizens than I do in the American one. That's the difference. Everything that the
Chinese government has done so far has been incredibly responsive to the needs of its
working class. It's constantly obsessed with improving the Chinese people's
material conditions, right? So I don't believe that given their trajectory,
given their development so far that China is going to look at this and decide to like
like eviscerate its manufacturing capabilities,
and they already are,
they already are utilizing AI quite,
I mean, they already are utilizing AI a lot more
than even we are in some ways.
It's replaced so many jobs in IT,
they're trying to extract value anywhere with it,
it's not working as intended at the moment,
but we're still losing our jobs, it's crazy.
China's electric vehicle fleet is estimated
save one million barrels, one million plus barrels per day since the oil crisis began.
Wow, look at this government that makes long-term plans of the interest of his people instead
of wildly jumping from the whims of lobby to lobby. The oil lobby made Trump slash
US EV subsidies. And as a result of the war, the Israel lobby made him launch,
will bite much harder. Yep. We're still paying out a French company. This was reported in
the near times yesterday. I forgot to get to it. We're paying out a French company
a billion dollars to not put wind farms off the east coast.
Isn't that fucking nuts?
It's insane.
I talked to my friends Morgan and Shenzhen recently and found that Chinese companies
adopt AI at the same pace as big tech in the US if not faster or ever in contrary to
the US companies who use their eyes to displace the jobs. None of my friends in Chinese company
fell insecure about their position and said they're saying it's lifting the weights out
their shoulder.
So, I'll say this much, China has a similar crisis of overproduction in their, you know,
in their, in their graduates, right? There already is a, a real issue that Xi Jinping
also identified and said he seeks to address with respect to the youth unemployment.
So this is already an issue in China. And if they were to play fast and lose the AI
and and focus on profit for some of these like valuable tech sector jobs, because I think China's
play on AI is to, you know, improve efficiency without actually like reducing the number of
workers because they have to have workers, right? So at most they'll, I assume they'll
reduce the burden without actually leading to massive job loss. So they already have
a significant issue with youth unemployment, right? And they're very good at structuring
their economy to address those needs, because they understand that they have to be responsive.
They have, at least in the last 15 of these five-year plans, they've done, or 14 of these
five-year plans, they've done that. They've done just that. They say, this is our target,
we're going to hit it, and then they do. And all of that has yielded tremendous
Chinese prosperity.
How do you reduce burden without cutting jobs? Companies won't keep redundancies
around. That's where not operating within a capital system comes into play. You can punish
companies for firing people instead of like reducing their work hours. That's it. And
I don't know if they will, I don't know if they will do that.
I mean, they could create jobs programs, right?
Because the Chinese economy is not structured in the same way that the Western liberal capitalist
economies are, right?
There is a, there's an aspect of for-profit capitalism that's baked into the system
itself, especially when it comes to the light industries.
The government makes these decisions ahead of time and does have a centrally planned focus on key sectors that they want to develop.
And it's very obvious that part of that is AI, specifically because AI is a massive force for the American economy right now.
And if they just offer a cheap competitive product or a free one, they can undercut the American singular resource,
the singular commodity that is like the American economy is anchored around, and they can deliver a devastating blow.
Right? So I suspect that the Chinese AI initiatives are focused on undermining the American AI bubble
bubble and maybe seek to burst it. That's what I think. Just as the Chinese folks on renewables,
solar panels, and then the EV focus, wasn't just to like create jobs, but also to electrify
their grade and electrify all the other countries' grades to like move them away from their over-reliance
on the petrodollar and specifically fossil fuels. And part of that also happens to be a good
thing for the world for not only for these countries to develop some semblance of sovereignty
at least away from the American-backed petrol giants, the petrol capitalists. But it also
is good because, obviously, it ends up putting a dent in our carbon output, our carbon production,
a significant dent, if they were to fully focus on that.
So, in the absence of like America completely destroying the Gulf states and their production
which China still relies on, obviously, and for the record, crippling the Chinese economy
would mean crippling the global economy because it's the manufacturing hub for the entire
planet with no alternative facilities that can keep up with the needs of the rest of
the world. Even if their economic models different Chinese companies are extraordinarily focused
on efficiency unless CCP changed their attitudes on welfare. I'm not sure what will happen with
AI replacing jobs. Yeah, I mean, they are very anti welfare.
In the Middle East, pushing up oil and petrol prices. Yeah, also it's not CCP cloud, CPC.
party of China.
He's glad his vehicle is battery-powered.
Now there is a war in Iran.
The price of petrol is getting more and more expensive.
Everywhere it's the same, it's better to have an electric truck.
China is one of the world's largest oil importers and relies heavily on supplies from the
Gulf.
Beijing has instructed refiners to limit exports of gasoline and diesel and raised
price caps on petrol to conserve supply.
in China, millions of drivers no longer rely on petrol, insulating them from sudden price
spikes. One in four new heavy vehicle sales, and half of all new car sales are electric.
Before the Iran War, China's demand for transport fuels was already peaking, with gasoline use
frittling, and demand for diesel starting to decline as electric trucks took off.
The country is still exposed to global oil markets, especially for the construction
manufacturing industries as well as aviation and petrol chemicals up to 50% of China's crude oil imports come from the Middle East and
most of it passes through the Strait of Hormuz Chinese officials have
IEA did a report on a solar energy cheapest form energy we've ever discovered solar panels getting so cheap is like printing electricity in some places
Yeah, that's only because of the overproduction of the Chinese side though
Everyone was like why is China overproducing solar panels like what's the goal here? That's the fucking goal
Their economy doesn't operate in the same way that ours does.
This is what I'm constantly stressing.
This is what a lot of Western analysts get wrong about China, okay?
It's a huge problem.
Every single foreign policy.com article head genuinely cannot comprehend this because
their brain is so wired
uh... in in the
dogmatic approach to capitalism that they think like all china's just like
sneakily capitalist
but they legitimately do not
every single western analyst that looks at china
looks at it from the perspective of capitalism and that's why they get
shit wrong all the fucking time like literally nonstop
i'm nowhere near as educated
on on global markets or the economy in general but the reason why i end up being right more
often than wrong in the way that china operates is because one i listen to them and when they
say they're going to do something i don't immediately think there's a sinister purpose
for why they're saying this that's like um that's just like uh to to flex on the west right
because that's the overwhelming attitude when they were building these fucking ghost cities
Everyone was like, whoa, why are they building ghost cities? Oh to flex on us. Oh to show economic activity
Oh to make it seem like they actually have a lot of economic activity and a lot of like movements
It turns out those weren't fucking ghost cities. They were just building homes
They were mass producing housing units so they could develop those fucking areas and then move people in those areas
Okay
But if you have this like weird Western attitude and we do this with the DPR K2 in some ways
Today I learned China doesn't do welfare. Oh, yeah, China doesn't do any welfare at all
Yeah
China is very anti welfare. No welfare whatsoever. Every hand's got to work. I
mean they have a much like in comparison to the to the you know Chinese economy they have a
much better attitude about like
Taking care of the the no longer productive forcing and
the country. But what about the disabled? I don't know what the disability stuff looks like.
But yeah, no, China has always been very, very anti-welfare, always.
China spent total of 3% of GDP on welfare. I don't even know what that number is. What do you mean
no welfare.
Longest post about China and the energy security and buffers the shuji reserves
Energy security has been a feature in Chinese economic planning for decades, of course
But until the early 2010s it was mostly framed in for f y p's another high level
Documents is a question of adequacy i.e. We must secure enough energy supplies to ensure no barriers or drags on industrialization
Early she era was the inflection point in my view beginning around 2014 Chinese leaders began reframing energy security as a multi-dimensional strategic concept that included
supply
uh... sufficiency technological advancements
uh... geopolitics and energy transition risks
for example to go to use june twenty fourteen speech to the central financial
work leading group on china's energy security strategy linked at the end
this is a relatively fresh for china the time we have discussing chinese
energy strategy
in the next f y p
uh... thirteen from twenty sixteen twenty twenty
private plan
Energy security starts to be framed more as a system reliability issue, not just a standard industrial capacity issue.
It starts talking about diversification of supply and climate and efficiency goals and power market reforms partially presented as an energy security tool.
This may have also been politically expedient way to promote unpopular reforms at least for the SOEs, but it was also useful and good.
Everybody hitting TLDRs are unironically grok-brained. You have to stop.
Electrifying your grid with renewable energy offers, especially for China, absolute energy
independence, okay?
And it's the same for other countries as well because if China can present itself as a as a force of stability
Internationally, which it you know does a pretty decent job, especially nowadays
then people are gonna be more reliant on
on the the Chinese monopoly, on photovoltaics, on solar panels, on renewable energy investments.
Because at the end of the day, that's an infinitely more reliable way to develop sovereignty, because guess what, the sun is everywhere, okay?
The sun is everywhere.
Unless you're in the Nordic countries, I guess.
But even then, you have the sun. You can't block out the sun.
That's the luck in Cuba. I wish I could join the flotilla. What are you talking about? I'm back from Cuba.
This is a big threat to America because...
So funny people are like, well, what about the clouds?
Um,
This all got super explicit in the next five year plan from 2025 to 2020, 2021 to 25, chapter 53 strengthening safeguards for our nation's economic security at a section two called energy and resource security strategy,
Which mentions of ensuring secure supply oil and gas cell for lines enhancing strategic reserves
Using coal as the foundation of framing power system reliability as a political priority
There's also that aspect too like they could just like fucking turn on the coal
Power plants that some of these countries are now doing once again. They're reactivating. I think it was Thailand that
Reactivated it's like old coal power plants
Because you know you have to keep your energy grid up and if you can't get if you can't get LNG then you'll do coal
Also, solar is not the only source of renewable energy, true.
This was, of course, further underlined by the power shortages in 2021, followed by the
global energy crisis in 2022 with the Russia-Ukraine War, the China energy system that exists
in the moment in 2026 is the product of this 14th five-year plan, and 2022 didn't
happened the way that it and 2020 to 2022 didn't happen the way they did.
China probably would still be in DC shape today, but they did happen and the lessons
were learned and overall system is that much more robust for it.
And then when we have the newest, I keep wanting to say for you page five year plan
the 15th one from 2026 to 2030, which we are still analyzing and waiting more details
on but within which I'd say energy security could choose to be a defining theme of the
energy strategy sections.
The broad story I'm reading now from the 15th For You page is electricity is the primary
instrument of energy security with renewables, nuclear, storage, grids, and electrification
seen as tools to offset imports, absorb shocks, and preserve industrial competitiveness.
Coal is explicitly retained as a strategic energy reserve and flexibility source of
choice, not gas or petroleum.
Energy security, industrial policy, and geopolitical risk management are fully merged into
one unified political and economic paradigm. So yeah, China didn't just stumble into a position
of resilience for the current Iran war and Hormuz energy shock. It's been building up to it and
sharing a strategy guide, a strategy quite publicly minded for the last 12 plus years, essentially
all of Xi's tenure. If you want to fucking grok TLDR, China's five year plans have hyper
focused on energy independence through electrification of its grids okay and
not only are they doing this for themselves they're basically revealing
it in broad daylight to anyone else that will pay attention to it
don't forget that PV and solar was once a literal German monopoly that got
killed by conserves in 23rd in 2014 to keep us dependent on the petro dollar
early 2000s Green Party economic strategy was kind of like China with
long-term planning to create new markets but conserves willingly killed
150,000 jobs to stop it. There were numerous points, including the Green New Deal, where
America could also have turned around its manufacturing low. But of course, our oil
behemoth was so overwhelmingly powerful because in China, the government controls the forces
of capital, the flows of capital specifically. In the United States of America, capital
controls the government. So if you actually allow capital to control the government,
You say fuck Green New Deal.
You have a sophisticated network of propaganda that will be disseminated to the supposedly
democratic, to the supposedly democratic system, democracy and theory, not in action, and
people will develop negative opinions about it.
Of course no real democracy actually exists when it comes to the way that the government
designs its foreign policy, the way the government even designs its own domestic
policy that is at odds with the interests of capital and the interests of profit sectors,
profit centers specifically in the form of health care for example.
We can't destroy the health care system that is completely fucking privatized because if
we were to do that then all our GDP would take ahead.
These are major GDP providers.
This line goes up.
precisely the reason why we have such blowout in every sector. Okay. It could have done the
same thing China did and still done warmongering just from a better position. Just say, oh,
well, I don't care about the straight flip, the green switch. No, America doesn't care
about the straight regardless. America and Americans in power will currently say,
we don't give a fuck about the straight and Trump says it all the time. As a
matter of fact, it's not wrong. It's true. America is an exporter. So the straight
being closed off unironically suits the short-term purpose and short-term
goals of our energy sector, right? The reason why the straight is important
is because it destroys the global economy,
the Asian market specifically,
where a lot of our products are being manufactured
both in China and India and in Vietnam and elsewhere.
So technically it's not as impactful
for the American energy markets at all,
even though obviously it's entirely dependent
on whether or not the losses
that the American energy providers are taking in the Gulf
because obviously these are their investments
that are getting blown up can be offset by, you know,
the price of the fucking barrel skyrocketing,
especially when there's a new untapped massive trove,
the largest known natural reserves
of heavy crude on the planet in Venezuela.
One doesn't work without the other. This is what I've been thinking about for the last
month or so, the last 25 days. I've brought it up periodically. I do think that, I mean,
this is my only like, this bullshit undermines the petro dollar, which is with the bulk of
wealth and powers based the closing of the trade. Absolutely ruins America because
US economies directly tied to oil? Yes. But here's what I said. Prior to the
Iran War, Venezuela included refined and exported by the US would destroy the
domestic markets since the price would dip far below $60. If the Gulf
productive capabilities are diminished, the US could become one of the few
major exporters and command great leverage over China's export controls.
This seems like the only not insane long-term goal. Not sure it's even
remotely feasible or achievable. So, while American oil giants that have tremendous
investment in Saudi Aramco and tremendous investments in the Gulf are actually taking
a beating right now because their investments are blowing up or potentially slated to blow
up, okay, if they light the region on fire, will they be able to offset that with their
new investments and the new refinements that they can engage in in Venezuela with far greater
control because at the end of the day Saudi Arabia and the Gulf States are still sovereign
to a certain degree they're vassalized but they're nowhere near as vassalized as Venezuela
will be.
Gas prices go up in America since oil prices based on international market value regardless
US surplus only was the benefit or the produce because they can sell for more. I mean that doesn't
need to be the case obviously. The American government could impose price controls. They
just won't do that because that's not what the American government does. And also this second
part that you just mentioned, the only ones that benefit are the producer because they can
sell for more. Yeah, that is what the American government does. The American government doesn't
operate at your behest. The American government doesn't operate for your benefit. I mean,
this is kind of the whole point of why I criticize capitalism, okay?
They don't. They don't care about your needs. I mean, at most it's a pressure that they will
seek to alleviate, right? Because if the gas prices of the pump are so high,
because it's tied to the global energy prices. If the gas prices at the pump are so unimaginably
high, then then, yes, inflation crisis takes place. Cost of goods goes up. Americans are
frustrated. They can't buy things, right? And inevitably, the economy falls apart and they
revolt, right? So there is that pressure that they have to pay attention to, but if their
goal is to, you know, outside of that, I mean, they make this calculation on how much dick
you can eat basically, how much dick you can eat while the only people that care about
are capital owners specifically in the oil and gas industry, the American oil and gas
industry and what their profits profit margins look like is possible the
Venezuelan oil reserves are overstated as well the numbers have all come from PDVSA
itself and people have been skeptical for a while now I mean that's I'm sure
they have a better understanding of that the American government does these
These are the types of things you can't like fuck around with, we're talking about money.
If you want to continue with the China topic Bloomberg covered China's super grid.
What the fuck?
Can I ask why did you start saying about the Venezuela oil idea for short-term gain recently
in the past two weeks and not instantly in the Venezuelan kidnapping?
I did.
I actually criticized the economist and all of the other analysts that were like, oh,
we don't even benefit from Venezuela's massive natural reserves because if we were
overproducing oil. If we're overproducing oil, it would destroy the American small business
frackers and it would destroy the Texas economy, it would destroy the American oil and gas industry
because it would be too cheap. Oh, that's why you time stamped it. Okay, got it.
If you recall, I told you that that's still bullshit. No one is ever going to say no to more
You know more natural reserves and now we're seeing kind of why
That we talked to have talked about you know China's efforts to build out its energy sources is actually getting fresh momentum
from this conflict in the Middle East and Beijing is one of the largest global investors in power grids and China was the fastest growing
LNG market before Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2020 triggered a surge in spot prices.
But political opinion columnist David Fickling says there's a lesson to be learned in Beijing's
dash for gas. He joins us now together with our reporter, Dan Murtoff, to talk us through
this complex issue right now. David, let me start with you. Underscore the premise
here for us.
Yeah, I think this is looking at a very specific case really which is some of the things that
have caused these blue skies around Beijing in recent years. You remember like 10 years
ago there was a lot of air pollution in northern China especially in winter. One of the things
that's really changed that is that since about 2017 there's been a lot of push for
people in rural areas to stop burning coal in domestic furnaces to warm themselves
and winter. And that's pushed people in several directions. One has been to electric heaters
and some to heat pumps. But a lot of them have also been pushed to gas boilers. And
that's actually caused real problems just in this past winter. We saw quite a lot
of reports in January. With some of these rural families, they were initially subsidised
to install gas boilers. They were subsidised for the price of the gas. And those subsidies
have gradually been removed because, of course, a lot of local governments in China are facing
a lot of fiscal pressure. And that's left some of these quite shocking reports out of
China of 2026, where you've got poor rural families who can't afford to heat their houses,
who are people who are having to sort of stand outside in the midday sun to get a little
bit of warmth and are just like having to rug up inside with extra layers of clothing.
Now I think that was a real mistake because the costs of heat pumps, essentially, in reverse
cycle air conditions are not that much greater in one of these areas, about 20%.
And really, a lot of people talk about gas as this sort of bridge to electrification.
I think we saw in that Hubei winter gas crisis some of the problems for that.
And of course we're seeing spilling out of the crisis in the Middle East some of
the problems for that much more broadly in the world.
Yeah, David, you certainly have highlighted some of the challenges in this whole transition.
Dan, maybe you can step in and talk about how, you know, what is being done now, right?
This push to expand China's energy infrastructure and when it comes to capacity in the power
grid.
What efforts are being done now?
Yeah, you know, David's exactly right.
I think China has sort of realized that it was too reliant, you know, it requires
about 50% of its gas to come in from overseas markets, about 70% of its oil coming
from overseas markets.
So it's really exposed to any gyrations and global prices.
And now it looks at electricity, which is mostly coming from domestic sources, coal,
nuclear, wind, solar, hydropower, all of which are produced in China.
So it has a lot more control over the prices and supply there.
And so it's been shifting its economy over the last couple of decades toward more
and more electricity.
Mostly you see that in EVs.
but you know you can see that in the countryside is huge
what day level damage america would take for you to consider moving to china
may i like china but
i like china
but uh...
it's not about the level of damage that america was saying it's more so
about like
like me going straight up the prison you know
That's how the fuck do you like China dude? I don't know because I'm agnostic and it don't
maintain like idiotic childlike attitudes about um like nation states in the way that you do
Like I I've I've been pretty open about this where like I I have my loyalty to the people
okay everywhere around the world yeah man but do you know the history of China I'm
willing to bet a lot better than you do my friend
The one who once spoke of regime change in the fragmentation of Iran now hopes that someone
in Iran will engage in dialogue with him, though this, too, is merely an attempt at deception.
Like they killed babies to stop overpopulation.
Name every Chinese period.
You don't want to live in China because they didn't allow you to hug Panda.
That's true.
That was a big blow to my confidence in China.
Are you pro or anti Israel Epstein pro Israel Epstein my goat the good Israel Epstein
Israel's channel 12 is now leaked when it claims the U.S. 15-point document to end the war
with Iran.
Okay?
We're getting back to situation monitoring.
The reported mechanism is a one-month ceasefire during which the negotiations, which there
will be negotiations over these terms, that alone is likely an on-starter for Tehran.
has been clear that it does not want another temporary pause that allows the US and Israel
to rearm. Look at the details in a second. Rebuild and return of the fight as has already
happened before. Are you averse to Europe because of Islamophobia? Buddy, if I'm moving
away from America, why would I go to a vassal, an American vassal? If I'm escaping America
In the unlikely scenario that I'm like going to fucking prison or something like where where fascism is completely taken over and it's like
It's accelerating why the fuck would I go to the country? That's like a fleshlight for the United States of America. We fuck Europe
Okay
Yeah, let me go flee to a vassal so I can get destroyed
The same with Australia, Iran has been cleared that it does not want another temporary pause
that allows the U.S. and Israel to rearm rebuild and return to the fight.
as has already happened before. It is seeking a permanent settlement that allows it to come
out of economic isolation. Then there are the terms themselves. Much of this reads like
a familiar maximus wishlist, no enrichment on Iranian soil, dismantling core nuclear
infrastructure, abandoning regional alliance network. In other words, demands that Iran
is consistently rejected before the war and likely even more so now given the leverage
it believes it has gained.
At the same time, there is a notable US offer, the reported offer of full sanctions
relief, including the removal of snapback threats. That suggests Washington may be signaling
openness to a broader strategic trade-off. Oh my God, so there may be an outline of something
workable here, but as an opening bid, much of this still looks fundamentally misaligned
with what Iran would accept and therefore unlikely to get serious traction in Tehran
without significant revision. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. I mean, if this isn't simply holding
space and time as America, you know, draws up what remains of its sources, what remains
of its forces and continues to build up military troop presence so they can try and idiotically
invade Iranian soil with no real logistical plan to do so, mind you.
This is literally a bigger relief for the Iranian economy than what the Obama deal could
have ever accomplished.
This would mean that we treat Iran as a sovereign nation state as an equal partner in the global
oil trade.
I mean, that's crazy.
Biggest fell off award for the anti-Ira diaspora.
Islamic Republic stays in place, led by the RGC
and the sanctions have taken away,
but they'll still love Trump law.
I mean, this is, this is unironically,
something that is necessary.
And Iran sacrificed a great deal to accomplish this,
but they accomplished it through war,
a war that they did not choose to have,
but a war that they seemingly will end.
I just don't think that Israel would ever allow this to happen, you know?
Removal of all sanctions on Iran, U.S. citizens advancing and developing a civilian nuclear
project energy generation, removal of the threat of sanctions being reimposed.
Iran's nuclear program is frozen under a defined framework and rich uranium to remain,
but under supervision and agreed limits, missile program to be addressed at a later
stage with limits see like this is oh my god they're doing the oh my god this is literally
this is a white flag dude you know how Iran has the red flag the death flag that they used to wave
and then they would do like a very restrained retaliatory strike that they
agreed to ahead of time this is literally Zelensky saying we'll have a referendum on
on Crimea 15 years down the line.
Oh, my fucking God, use of nuclear programs
restricted to civilian defensive purposes only,
development of existing nuclear capabilities halted,
no further expansion of enrichment capabilities,
no production of weapons grade nuclear material
on Iranian soil, all enriched material
to be handed over to the International Atomic Energy Agency
within an agreed timeline.
Natanzis Fahana Ford had to be taken out of use,
destroyed, international monitoring
and verification mechanisms enforced,
gradual implementation tied to compliance,
additional regional security understandings
between the parties.
Dude?
Are you implying Trump broke something
and is gonna put back together in a worse way
and will inevitably say, look, I sold another war?
From an American Chauvinist perspective, yes.
But from a global perspective, this is a tremendous thing.
Okay. I've been very clear on this. I have said this over and over again. Okay. Sanctions relief was a must.
How close to JCPOA is this? This is literally worse than the JCPOA for American
from the, I mean, if this happens at all. And if this isn't just like a silly little fake out
and Israel will never allow this to happen regardless. But this is literally worse than the
the JCPOA. This is from the American perspective, JCPOA did not offer this much. I guess one
of the major differences would be, one of the major differences here would be, this
is a better deal than what Iran was offered pre-war, which did not include Sanchez relief.
The Iranis are still going to say no, they would accept dismantling of their nuclear program
for sanctions really, but not an end to support the proxies or the missiles program, which
is precisely the reason why even the missiles program for the record that was a key part
of this is not even being discussed now.
They're just saying, we'll do a framework for a deal in the future.
But if we were to take this sincerely, okay, if we were to, if we were to look at
this as like a sincere if this was like a like America genuinely saying here let's do this please
this is nothing short of America coming on its hands and knees
Donald Trump literally getting on his hands and knees and begging Iran begging Iran
holy fuck I mean are you fucking kidding me I don't really see how Iran can win this war if it
doesn't get sanctions relief and I don't really see how we can get sanctions relief if it doesn't
concede on at least two or three nuclear proxy missiles there's obviously the whole if they
survive they win thing but like of course some people call this coping or whatever we can quibble
about definitions, but I'm not sure how Saddam 91 was considered a win for Saddam, Iranian
people's quality of life matters considering the Iranian state is responsible for them
and them only is a genuine question people should answer.
This shit isn't a pissing contest.
There actually needs to be a theory of victory that ends with a higher quality of life
for Iranians.
Otherwise we get protested is really lawn mowing again a few months down the road.
The initial US offer is similar to what you imagine sanctions relief in exchange
for cutting off the proxies limiting the missiles and ending the nuclear program? No. No. I think
that's a, that's a more conservative read on this than what the deal is actually saying.
What this deal is, is literally like the JCPOA, but worse for America. Okay.
Bro, they're just proposing this on the chance that Iran rejects it. They'll accuse them
of being the war mongrel it doesn't matter this is not
iran holds all the cards
it's unbelievable dude it's
fucking unbelievable
i cannot believe it this like because remember
uh iran's conditions were were set ahead of time
um america retreating from the region
okay no more military bases america decoupling from israel which by the
way that that's a given if there's any dealmaking to be, if there's any dealmaking to take place.
So much so that this was something that I think a lot of people didn't pay attention
to but Iran wanted to cut out Israel from the conversation so much that they literally
said no to Russia negotiating with the United States.
Many of you still are operating under the weird belief that Russia is actually an
anti-Zionist country, not realizing that Vladimir Putin is a massive Zionist.
Iran literally told Russia to fuck off.
And their statement was, because Russia was like, oh, we'll deal with Iran, like we'll
get to the table, we'll create a, you know, we'll create a negotiations plan for Iran.
And Iran literally said, no, we don't want Israel to be involved.
That's very important.
They didn't just say no to Russia, we want to do it our way, with sovereignty and dignity.
They said, no to Russia, we don't want Israel's involvement in this.
As in, they understand Russian partners to not be on the Iranian side, but on the
Israeli side. Okay. Is it like Russia agnostic about Israel? No. Absolutely not. So,
Russian is the third most spoken language in Israel.
It's Hebrew, Arabic, and then Russian.
Vladimir Putin has literally said that he sees Israel as another Russian country.
Okay?
People from the USSR both during the USSR and also certainly after the dissolution of the USSR
moved to Israel
Again, I'm gonna repeat it one more time Russian is the third most spoken language in the state of Israel the fake state of Israel
Okay
Numerous Russian oligarchs use Israeli passports as an entry point into the global markets
While the USSR itself was a formative in the development of the Zionist entity, arming
the Zionist brigades, thinking that the nation that would form after would be one that would
be Soviet-aligned, they very quickly realized that that wasn't the case, but Vladimir
Putin has always been super, super pro-Israel.
Israel is in its whole phase.
worth saying that it's not just people pretending for financial gain. There are a ton of Jews
in the former Soviet Union, the pale of the settlement, plus the Soviets were able to evacuate
more Jews in, say, Poland. Um, yeah, but it's not even about Judaism, especially considering
that many of the Israeli Russians are not even Jews. And I mean literally like not
even through like matrilineal, they have no heritage to Judaism, no ethnic trace of Judaism
whatsoever. They're just Israeli citizens now. This was done in the aftermath of the dissolution
of the USSR specifically to increase the Ashkenazi or the white population in Israel as well.
It was a mutually beneficial relationship if you want to think about it like that.
Anyway, so thrilled with Syria.
I mean, there's a lot of, like Russia still has regional ambitions and Russia still is
anti-america right as it stands so obviously the initiatives in syria were a part of russia's
ambitions
But i wouldn't go so far as to say that like russia and israel were duking it out in syria
Uh in the way that many people uh claimed they were i would say that hezbollah
And and iranian forces were certainly
Uh duking it out in syria against western interests and to a certain degree russia was 80
Obviously, virtually the entirety of the Syrian anti-air defense systems were Russian, but
there were many restrictions against Israeli fighter jets, for example.
Restrictions imposed by Russia on the Syrian military in the same exact way that, for
example, America imposed restrictions on Ukraine and their offensive capabilities
with the weapons that we have given to Ukraine. You know, not allowing them to strike on Russian
soil, things of that nature.
What is this?
America is having bad take while in the comfort of their own homes, this specific one lives
in the home that's in festival cockroaches and mice.
Honestly, even with interceptions over my head, I'm living in a better environment.
That's funny.
Like imagine living, imagine having it between all the people alive who haven't killed
anyone, as in goes probably one of the worst.
Like imagine having a house full of literal trash and thinking you're better than Muslims.
What is this fucking take?
Okay. Well, look at that as we go taking a second. We haven't looked at any as we go takes in a minute.
Um, now Whitcoff is texting word docs to them, hoping they'll respond. This is so embarrassing.
The United States has sent a 15 point plan to end the war in the Middle East. According to
two of his briefs on diplomacy, it was unclear how widely shared among Iranian visuals and
whether they, whether Iran was likely to accept it as a basis for negotiations. Dude,
Dude, this is so desperate. Dude, this is so fucking desperate. Oh my lord. Like even if this is a trick
that America is trying to like, America is trying to like start the negotiations process or whatever
so they can like keep increasing true presence in the region so they can like eventually do the
the unthinkable, devastating, the worst version of events, which is where American troops get
fucking slaughtered by Iranian rockets and whatnot in the Iranian mountainside.
But this is literally reminding me of, gee, call me gee, gee, please call me.
This is basically Trump doing this.
Not war! Not war! Not war! Just peace! Just peace! Just peace!
Noguera!
Oh my god, this is fucking awesome.
What is your thought on USA using more dollars in Iran in a few days and they have supported Ukraine in the last few years?
Yeah, because Israel is the only country that matters.
Why is it embarrassing? How would you have reached out to them? Oh God, these guys are
so fucking stupid.
America literally fought like every side of the Syrian civil war at different points.
How is it confusing to people that the other countries also had malleable or dubious allegiances
during that specific conflict? Yeah, with the exception of Iran.
Iran, Iran, and the acts of resistance against Israel and America is not designed out of like,
you know, territorial acquisition ambitions designed out of necessity, okay?
So they don't get to have shaky allegiances because they're literally just there to push
back against American intervention, American forces.
Well, as if Russia's funded the free Syrian movement, they backed Assad fully.
Was it not for Russia? Assad would have fallen way earlier.
Oh, my fucking God. Here we go. The Z-pushers are in here once again.
Yo, God, okay. Yes, yes, you're right.
Vladimir Putin, when he's shaking hands with Benjamin Netanyahu saying that Israel is one
of the most important allies that we have, all of that is all fake.
Remember when Jackson Henkel would talk about how Benjamin Netanyahu and Vladimir Putin
are going to create a multipolarity?
They're going to create a multipolar world together against the Petro dollar.
That's what they were saying.
I remember, yeah, wild time, your Russia takes will age badly, law okay.
I think my analysis of what Russia is doing regardless of their, regardless of their genuine
interest in being an anti-imperialist force or not doesn't matter. Like, am I
analysis on what Russia's doing, the bloodshed is caused, or at least like the
war is waged against like Western imperialism in general, whether they are
anti-imperialist or not doesn't fucking matter. I understand why, as I
repeatedly say, I understand why the third world's position on Russia is
very different. People in the Haas Reddit yell at me for saying
Russia and Israel have good relations and won't go to war actual
blind spot for many people. Yes. I don't know, dude, you're
announced for the past forever has been Ukraine give up. Wow,
really interesting. I don't know if you noticed, but Ukraine
is eventually going to give up. Like, yes, my initial
prediction that Vladimir Putin would never invade Ukraine
was, it was wrong, it's wrong prediction. The analysis was still obviously correct.
So much so that, look at the situation now. Every single thing that I said, including
the, the initial ceasefire agreement when Ukraine had the maximum leverage should have been
taken, the off ramp of the Minsk agreements should have been taken.
These are no longer controversial opinions at the time people said, oh, you're fucking
Vladimir Putin defender. Fuck you. Fuck you. Fuck you. Right now. That's the universal position
hindsight 2020. It's not even hindsight. It was foresight at the time. It turns out
things that people consider hindsight was fucking foresight.
Shevron Wars California risk fuel crisis unless Iran war ends
How many how many motherfuckers yelled at me and said I'm I'm pro Vladimir Putin
You're way too supportive of a shitty peace deal. Yeah, things got a lot better
Things got a lot better since then right that shitty peace deal would have been a massive
W in comparison to the battle lines currently I
Hear this all time Russia can't withstand the war their economy is crashing and Ukraine takes out the Russian infrastructure. Oh my fucking god
Oh my god. Oh my god. I can't believe that there's this like still still to this fucking day
Ukraine is winning study up. Yeah, I saw they did they pushed back on some Russian positions
They got like, you know a little bit of territory back
Fun fact Quincy Institute is still smeared as a pro Russia by summon DC for criticizing
Biden's refusal to engage diplomatically with Russia to end this war turns out pushing
diplomacy while correctly predicting the downsides of interventionist policy hurts your credibility
in DC. Good stuff.
Quincy Institute of Experts in March 2022, it's highly unlikely that a protractive war
will bring Ukraine significantly better terms. Both sides are going to have to accept painful
compromises, all of which will become even more difficult to achieve if the conflicts
allow to continue. Ukraine was able to actually catch Russia by surprise. Russia greatly
underestimated Ukraine defenses, and Ukraine was able to successfully purge the Russian
forces from Kiev, okay, where they withdrew back to the eastern flank. That was the highest
leverage that Ukraine had since that moment. Ukraine has lost leverage over and over again
piece by piece every single day. And now Ukraine is facing, in the current iteration
of ceasefire negotiations, Ukraine is facing permanent annexation of Ukrainian territories,
legal annexation, which is illegal obviously, but like legal recognition of annexed territories.
That's what the current plan is.
I don't think you understand how sore the Ukraine conflicts for Europeans is the same
amount of sore you feel about Israel Palestine.
All my fucking lord, dude, yeah, why aren't you pressing the Ukraine win button?
Yeah, just like I'm not pressing the communism button.
I'm also refusing to press the Ukraine is going to win button.
Yeah, it feels like every single criticism anybody makes of your Russia takes ultimately
comes down to you're not giving me as much pro-Ukraine hoping as I want.
Therefore you must be pro-Russia.
Have you ever seen a more reasonable critique?
No, I have not.
Also saying that the Russian economy is crumbling right now when the strikes on Iran has literally
given Russia virtually like we gave Russia sanctions relief what are you talking about
the price of the oil barrel goes up
and who benefits from that Russia benefits from that what the fuck they don't rely on the
the Shred of Hormuz. You guys are fucking delusional.
I'm begging you to watch the part where Pete puts his hand on the imaginary throttle and
says as long as as hard as is necessary in which Trump raises eyebrows low-mount.
as possible from moment one. And that's why we see ourselves as part of this negotiation
as well. We negotiate with bombs. You have a choice as we loiter over the top of Tehran,
as the President talked about, about your future. The President has made it clear that
you will not have a nuclear weapon. The War Department agrees. Our job is to ensure
that. And so we're keeping our hand on that throttle as long as as hard as is
necessary to ensure the interests of the United States of America are achieved on that battlefield.
This as viciously as possible from moment one.
That throttle, as long as as hard as is necessary to ensure, oh, Trump saw that Trump saw that
that hand gesture and went, oh, interesting. Bech, bech, that wasn't, be it, be it, be it.
Hey, walla. Law, you missed it. If the United States makes a negotiated agreement with Iran
that the likely outcome will be obtaining detailed mapping and intelligence on his
nuclear facilities via inspections followed by revocation of the deal and reimposition
sanctions within a few years under a new administration and targeted tax based on the
intelligence gained during the inspection period. If this sounds overly cynical, it's exactly what
happened last time. Yup.
It might not even have to, there might not even be leadership change for them to do this.
For the record.
It's nice to see the two most deceptive negotiators on earth being treated with the skepticism
that they deserve.
Yeah.
The one who once spoke of regime change and the fragmentation of Iran now hosts
someone in Iran will engage in dialogue with him. Though this too is merely an
attempt at deception. Iranis are not biting on this for the record.
They're not biting on this at all.
And they have no reason to because they very clearly have the leverage.
I'm sorry, but we are now the the table and thus now Turkey Karachi is the Istanbul of
Pakistan. No, this is true Islamabad, New York City, the Islamabad of America is no
longer Islamabad is Islam a good brah
it's true turkey is no longer the table that's what you get Pakistan for
developing nukes at a time when people thought you wouldn't be able to okay
and then you did and now you're the table even though weirdly enough you're
also just like dominated by the CIA. I don't understand. Pakistan is the strangest country
in the region. Like literally half owned by America, half owned by China. I don't even
understand how that works. They're just, they've just pieced up the country.
Has nuclear arms, fantastic. And it's even funnier when you learn how Pakistan got
nukes i mean yeah that story is incredible it's just literally one guy who memorized
one guy who memorized from the netherlands it was like i'm gonna give my life for pakistan pakistan
pakistan for the win number one country in the world
yeah pakistan zindabad and he went into the fucking mountains and was like i'm gonna build nukes
Incredible.
May I ask Khadir Khan for years till his death?
My blood is that I'll be pilot. And I'll help him do it.
Pilot.
Yeah, he's a pilot. Great.
Now, you see, this is the spread. We love Pakistan.
When I grow up, I will be the scientist like Jyotra Gula Kedikar, who helps Pakistan in making the nuclear power.
InshaAllah, we have a bright future. We have a student who is going to make Pakistan a great nuclear nation.
When I grow up, I will be army and safe power.
Why do you always do this? Why? What do you mean? What? What do you mean? I have to fight
back. I had to fight back. I had to knock Pakistan down a few pegs. Okay. Except this
video is not bad. It's one of the best videos of all time. Pakistan is now at the table
and it perhaps is the table. Okay. You took that away from my people.
Where are your nukes, Turk boy in the Angelic base? They're American nukes. But nukes still very much
are inside a turkey let's be real
this is american news
if america attacks pakistan will nuke india
if we don't have a nuclear range in america
That's awesome. That's crazy. Anyway, I can't believe it. Asman Goy at Asman Gold suggests
that Trump would look like an R word if the result of the US war against Iran was simply
the RGC being replaced by the RGC. If we wasted billions of dollars to take the stock
market, here's the price of oil. Got people killed, all the replays are RGC with the RGC.
As I said, hey, notice how he went from this war is so base, it's the most base war of all time
to finally, you know, finally realizing 25 days later,
25 days later, maybe this war wasn't the best time.
And I think that as I said, if we wasted billions of dollars,
tank the stock market, increase the price of oil,
got people killed, all to replace the IRGC with the IRGC.
This will be a colossal waste of everything.
Wait a minute, what, who could have foreseen this?
I mean, you don't even need to be,
I'll be honest with you, okay?
I studied this, okay?
This is what I studied.
This is literally my field of study
and I have 10 plus years of experience in commentary,
specifically on American foreign policy
and the entanglement that we get into
and how it's not beneficial for the Americans.
But you don't need to have that pedigree
to look at the situation that was unfolding
and not realize that this is gonna be devastating.
Like it's so fucking stupid.
If he was a better grifter,
He would have leaned into what Nick Fuentes was saying ahead of time, who clearly is a much smarter, much more intelligent person than this fucking Roche is.
But because he's just so lazy that everything he sees is like, bot accounts.
Because everything he sees is bot accounts on Twitter and he's just like repeats the dumbest fucking bot accounts.
He's like, oh, this would be so dumb. Oh, this would be so dumb if like, the situation that's currently unfolding is unfolding.
will be dumb, a complete fucking,
it's gonna look like an idiot, it's gonna look like a retard.
Every time, yeah.
So we'll see what happens.
Yeah, I wonder who the biggest R word is in that situation.
The guy who very clearly is like engaging in this panicked,
engaging in this panicked action
that has done all those things,
like destroy the global energy market, stuff like that.
Or the fucking dumb ass
who constantly repeats those takes as though they're fucking based who's the
guy who's the dumbass here Donald Trump or the guy who goes yeah based this guy
so based over and over again morning yeah total failure we were yeah let's see
what asm go was saying last week words are not our war is true
I was a big supporter of us bombing them before, and now we're bombing them again, and this is just amazing.
This is an operation against the world's largest sponsor of terror.
That's right, this is amazing. Every third world shithole that promotes these terrorist ideologies,
death cult fucking religion, is getting demolished.
Oh, a school got bombed. It's collateral damage in a war and it's inevitable number one and number two
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
Man
You had dumbass on Twitter doubting your degree. What is this?
He doesn't have a degree in international relations
he has a degree in polysine communication is not the same thing it's on. Wait, what?
What the fuck does this person think international relations is under? I mean, some of the schools,
it might be separate, but for most schools, for most schools, it's under polysine. Oh my god,
what a fucking confident moron this is.
Yeah, one third of the required class to graduate with a policy at Rutgers with a policy degree
Rutgers include foreign and international politics. There's no way you aren't a Fed
Lamal. That's not a degree in international relations. That's not the point undergrad
degrees just gives you a basis of 10 years of experience reading and talking about it on top
of that that makes the area of expertise.
I
Whoa
Little little fm is real high. I'm is real high. I'm is real high chat freak out right now freak out right now
Chat freak the fuck out right now chat. It's over. It's over stream is done
Everybody freak the fuck out.
Hopefully it's not, you know, I already, I already got my bases covered.
I said, M is real high road.
They grill in his ass the hell.
What is this?
Maybe they shouldn't have been funding terror groups and antagonizing America, Israel.
the hell did you expect? I don't even think he knows what this is like what like I don't
think he understands what it means when America's latest weapon of air superiority is destroyed
in a combat operation like the air superiority has been completely fucking undermined in
it's like first major flight mission over a sovereign state. They're probably watching
your degree, but why aren't they watching Asma's degree? What does he have a degree
and smelling bad? Oh fuck. Anyway, is that a F 35 or an F 15? No, that's an F 35, my
my friend and f-35 getting to shrub on s 400 and hq 9 is somewhat acceptable but losing
it to a fucking team who optical seeking Sam is disgusting no that would also be fucking
horrible for the f-35 it's literally designed to avoid being tracked by these existing weapon
systems. I mean, yeah, this is even worse, but still, all right, don't worry, guys, F F F 47
incoming. Okay, we got new, we got new tech. It'll be another trillion dollars. It'll be another
trillion dollars. I mean, literally say things that 35 being shot down as fake news. Yeah.
Yeah, I mean, I guess, you know, you just kind of have to live in a fake, bizarre world all the time.
At 47, named after me, the 47th president, oops, America was all lies, law making me believe the moon landing was fake.
was fake. It was a well-known weakness. Literally, we're scheduled for upgrades to
patch it, but par for course they won't be arriving till 2032. Yeah, Centcom confirmed
it was hit by the way. So that's how you know it's un-fucking-deniable. F-35s get
really stress when you track them. It's not funny. True. I heard it wasn't hit. It was
just a laundry room on the F 35 that caught fire. I've heard as a lawyer and air defense
that uses heat seeking instead of radar, the air defense is something between missile
and a shy drone. Yeah, but even the heat seeking like isn't the isn't the F 35 also
designed against like heat seeking capabilities to I mean, obviously it's more difficult,
like it's it's literally supposed to be like radar invisible
to paint not the thrusters not at all is an extremely hot jet
it was shot with one of those t-shirt cannons this
It's sports events
It's pretty funny seeing the same reddit liberals who criticize song for saying he vote third party over news and now saying
They're not going to vote for Newsom because of his Israel walk back right again. Just too early
What are you going to do, man?
I will say one of the greatest parts about like the chaotic media cycle that we're engaging
in now where like things unfold at a rapid pace, like way faster than ever before is that
that vindication comes a lot faster.
You don't have to sit around and wait for like two years, five years, 10 years for
vindication to come.
Oftentimes being a leftist is being right, but too early.
nowadays, even if you're too right, even if you're right too early, your vindication comes
fairly shortly after, right?
Yeah, no shit, big positives are targeting on the Sampai Gamor.
them should be God for but it can't actually work with new media which the
right has used to dominate us. Hasan is because this is the anti-war
independence on your acceptable news media say the same. Yep. Yeah Hasan may be
anti-war but he's pro violence and hardcore assassinations for people who
simply say things he doesn't like. Like what are these fucking fantasies dude?
Hell yeah now you lost me with this one. Pykers and un-series is right
wing partners like meek friends should be treated as such just because
someone is young and as a pocket doesn't mean the Dems have to kiss their ass.
That's not the issue. The F 35 did not know it was being tracked at all.
No evasive maneuvers at all. Yeah.
A couple of years, a year is a couple of years.
Anne Fogel explained the war or the pro war Iranian philosophy psychology really
Well, sometimes it's not naivete, it's just end it all now nihilism.
Unfortunately, the modern American way of war won't give you sweet release.
You'll starve or get tortured by militias.
What is this?
If the United States drop a nuclear warhead on each and every single city in
Iran, it is far more preferable for Iranian people than living under a
weakened Islamic Republic, which is now more brutal and wants to take revenge too.
Being nuked takes less than a second to vaporize us.
And that would be it.
Living under Islamic Republic is years of torture and pain imprisonment and witnessing our beloved family
People and families being tortured hung and executed in public
Please know because if you want to put another Islamic Republic puppet there at POTUS at Netanyahu
This is why I said even the the anti Muslim Iranians are still spiritually Shia
okay
Because on the one hand you see the IRGC guy and the hardliners and the ayatollah being like I welcome death
I welcome death. I welcome death
Death is not
You know death is something I seek out. Please martyr me in the field of battle
This is what I'm looking forward to all the time and then on the other side
You got the anti-regime guys who are literally
Who are literally also spiritually Shia where even if they're like oh, I hate Islam Islam was
brought up Islam was a colonial conquest that took away you know the the Persian
the beautiful Persian Empire that we could have been all the shit and they're
also still spiritually Shia how is this anything different than I welcome death
doesn't matter question you support terrorism as I'm partners for song I
I don't support the state of Israel and I don't support the state of the United States of America.
This is why the face of progressive movement in the US, no wonder they keep losing.
What do you think we're doing right now to Iran? Tickles? A tickle party? We're doing terrorism!
Two plus years of live streamed child Holocaust, if not terrorism.
inflicted terrorism anyway most know exactly who we are as an agent with these
zero fours eighties or someone else I mean this guy is literally an agent of
Israel so it doesn't matter
as an agent of Israel, lost the argument and believe that
that
huh
Zion is having a normal one
I
Do the 2025 Gaza ceasefire is on sought the enter the enclave to interview 23 year old journals wholesome Shabbat on March 18th
Israel broke the ceasefire and just days later murdered Shabbat which appears to be what Ethan Klein is mocking here on the anniversary of his death
Yeah
Anyway, he isn't suing, but it's part of a group of hospice.
No, this is not Al.
This is, oh, is this Al Yacoby?
No, Al Yacoby is the, Al Yacoby is the UPangrad.
He is the Israeli agent in America.
This guy didn't get paid by the state of Israel.
Alon Levy, former Israeli spokesperson, Alon Levy, left the state but was still supposed
to get paid by the state to do propaganda for the state and never got paid for it.
I guess they're too busy paying Nas daily instead of him to go and fucking stalk me
all the way on the other side of the planet in Cuba.
CNN Iran tells us it will not negotiate with Wiccalf or Kushner
but only JD Vance. Oh my god, shut the fuck up.
No. No. There is no shot.
No, come on dude
Please tell me these fucking Iranian boomers don't think JD Vance is actually anti-war
Jesus Christ no shot
I believe it. I believe it. I literally fucking believe it. I believe that they are such
Boomers that they legitimately see the reports of JD Vance like being noticeably absent for the conversation and think like oh
He must be like actually
Anti anti-war I hope they're just fucking trolling
God, oh God, the umma boomers, they literally, it takes nothing.
It takes nothing for Muslim unks, Shia Sunni doesn't matter.
It takes such little for a white man for them to go, oh my God, this guy will save
us.
clearly
It's just like I
Don't think that's it. I think they're trying to pull an insubordinate power play. They know they have the upper hand
They're playing with their food now. I mean I get why they would say no to Wittkopf and Kushner Wittkopf and Kushner
Is directly fucked them over?
There's a term for it
In Israeli intelligence where someone is not like directly. I think it's called a helper, right?
Mortazah Hussein wrote about this where people like Wittkopf and Kushner are seen as helpers, right?
They're not directly under the payroll of the Israeli government, but you know, they're sympathizers, right?
Sayyidim, I think so
This is Unk on Unk shit talking.
Why are you believing CNN on this?
It's true I shouldn't.
Iran or Democrat agents trying to torpedo
Vance's presidential run.
They are trying to exert their material sovereignty over the U.S. This will legitimize vans in the eyes of the public playing to both Trump and vans' ego.
New senior Iranian official Jalili accused the U.S. of deception amid talk of talks.
Said Jalili, the supreme leaders, represented the Supreme National Security Council and member of Iran's expediency discernment council criticized the U.S. calls for dialogue saying Washington previously pushed for regime change and Iran's fragmentation.
Bro, they activated 82nd and they're bringing two amphibious assault ships.
These are the break glass and emergency forces they're going to invade.
That's what I think too.
I don't think they would be moving assets like this if they weren't invested in invading.
I think they're stupid enough.
I think they're literally, I think America and Israel, well, Israel will not be sending
troops.
Sorry. My mistake. For a second. For a second. I forgot. My mistake. America is going to be sending troops for Israel. Israel will not be sending troops.
But America might be dumb enough to actually send troops to Iran and try to invade Iran
militarily, which is incredibly fucking stupid.
A bit anti-Semitic to send Israeli troops true, true, true, true, true, true, true.
My mistake, my mistake.
Iranian representatives have left the Trump administration.
No, it does not want to negotiate with Wiccoff and Kushner and would prefer to engage with Vice President JD Vance according to regional sources. Listen, all I'm going to say is this, judging by what I know of these guys in the Iranian leadership, I can totally see them being boomerbrained and assuming that JD Vance is silence is seen as like genuine opposition to the American and Israeli initiatives.
Which it's not. He is just a, he's better at reading the room, but that doesn't mean that
he's going to like actually take a more favorable position.
But who knows? I don't trust CNN sources on the Iranian side. I trust drop site sources on the
they were on the inside.
Interesting timing for this effective April 20, 2020, 26 US Army is increasing the maximum
enlistment age from 34 to 32 and eliminating waiver requirements for single conviction
of possession of marijuana.
Hell yeah.
Now all those guys that were like putting on those like fat veterans that were putting
on their fucking old gear to be like, Oh, I can fucking join the war. It can, can go
enjoy it. Wait, 42. Wait, hold on. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, no.
hold on now hold on now but I oh no
Okay, you know the chatter asked me earlier, what would it take for you to move to China?
Yeah, who knows? Who knows?
Me and my dad going to war, baby.
Hope you like the lobster news, boy.
Chat meet up in Tehran.
Where it's on, they're sending these people too.
No, these guys are doing the domestic home front. They're fighting the real battle, diabetes,
heart disease.
You need to keep the troops position at home. When being born in New Jersey backfires, I
have bone spurs. So it's fine. I have bone spurs, actually. So I won't be attending.
I won't be. I'm transgender and I have bones first. Yeah, turns out it's transgender
for everybody. Oh man.
Wonderful, wonderful things are happening in the world, really, just awesome.
So cool.
So cool.
Uh-huh important for Chatters that are about to be drafted the 10 items guarantee the clogged toilet
Uh-huh
There you go guys, don't worry if you get drafted you can just pull one of these bad boys
You'll be fine.
They put you on that shit.
You're tearing a new one.
Yeah, the polyvase are also mad that Trump's 15 point plan is not looking too good.
I
RGC won't
This tier three has a top five things to do if you get drafted number two will blow your mind first up
We got deserting at this one's a classic once they ship you over there as long as you learn the language
you should be able to just leave and join the other side. Number four is going to be Espeanive,
another classic, a little less exciting, and it does require you to do some groundwork,
but it's a very vital job. Number three is going to be equipment sabotage. The tanks, vehicles,
planes, all that are some of the most expensive pieces of equipment ever created. So if you
learn about them and learn how to sabotage them, it'll be a great help. Number two on the
This is going to be computer sabotage by the time we all get drafted. They're probably going to using some like crazy AI
So I shouldn't be that hard to like fake an AI resume and then once you're in replace the US military AI with like
Homer Simpson AI number one, you know what it is Chris Dornar mode
Identify your commanding officers who are the most fascist most parody parody parody parody
parody parody parody parody this is parody. Oh my God, TikTok is the Chinese app propaganda parody parody parody. I
Disavow I disavow I disavow
Anyway
absurd the the the conditions of the 15 point plan are
literally better
And then the JCPOA it followed through on them and also Iran is never gonna fucking limit their missile capabilities and
most likely will never stop funding the the
The IRGC or it never stopped funding the proxies in general. So
You know, good luck to America on this 15-point plan that they put out there
there with no assurances.
He then to this war, it has to be said that the Saudi government has issued a statement
denying any of these claims.
This is the fog of war.
You know, you will have leaks everywhere, confusing people, paving the way for the
public opinion for the next step of the war.
Shortly after this article came out, another leak came out with another news organization
saying that 3,000 more US soldiers were on the way to this region.
I think it's really to create this fog of war that happens during each and every conflict
I covered, probably the truth is somewhere in between.
And Horda Iran this Tuesday is continuing to attack Gulf states.
Have you noticed any shift in the intensity or the targets of these attacks, Horda?
Well, I have to say I was listening to the press conference, the weekly press conference
of the spokesman of the foreign minister here in Qatar, Madrila Ansari, because we
We hadn't heard any alert for the good part of the last two and a half to three days.
And then he all of a sudden said that doesn't mean that there haven't been any attack shortly
after the Ministry of Defense has clarified that today alone, for example, nine ballistic
missiles were intercepted here in Qatar.
There seems to be maybe a shift that these attacks from Iran are now targeting specific
areas away from the urban areas. You see that, for example, in Saudi Arabia, where most of
the drone intercepted, all of them, I would say, on this day, were towards the eastern
region that's home to the most of the oil refineries and the most important oil installations
in Saudi Arabia. And then you had another attack in Bahrain, where a UAE contractor
who is from a Moroccan origin, was killed and several others were hurt.
That again being a military target.
So people here are a bit confused.
Many would tell you maybe there's space for diplomacy.
Maybe something is happening behind the scenes.
President Trump seems to think, to say that.
He just said it about 20 minutes ago.
So while I was on standby to...
By the way, I'm noticing they're talking about 82nd Airborne, open source Intel, by the way,
another, another Israeli classic, 82nd Airborne, 75th Rangers, Delta, 160th SOAR, SEALs, the
RGC should start praying.
that there's no IDF units mentioned in this hmm hmm I just have you guys noticed
that because I've noticed that the IDF is not involved in this in this ground
unit positioning how strange how strange hmm hmm why do you want to send the
Jewish people from the only Jewish state and the only democracy in the Middle
East in the war are you Hamas yeah only only only Lebanon only Lebanon
I
Vokes walking is returning to the Nazi business they can't escape the rules German government supports the move also
What's our gonna ship from cars the missile defense and deal with Israel's iron dome maker? Oh God
I just don't I want to forget the existence of the state of Germany, please
Can we just have one fucking day where I don't have to think about Germany, please I?
I feel bad for the Germans that are stuck in Germany. God damn it, dude
Is you let's not let's not think about Germany, please. Oh my god. Oh my fucking God
Anyway, let's see what the Democratic ambition is here Paul Begela is right
Democratic majority for Israel says if you're a liberal, there's good reason to stand with Israel
This is something that my party has to address, so your party has a terrible rift over Israel
and anti-Semitism, as soon as mine, let's be honest.
I tell all my liberal friends, who had a bigger pride parade?
Tel Aviv or Tehran?
Right?
Who has a free press?
Who has elections?
I don't support...
Wait, who has a free press?
Israel objectively does not have a free press.
They literally have a military censor.
What the fuck?
Israel is also still refused to allow any journalist.
Israel's killed more journalists than Iran has.
What are these metrics, dude?
Israel is killed more journalists than Iran has.
Okay.
That's number one.
Number two, Israel literally does not have a free press.
It's just not even a thing.
Okay.
So, that's totally ridiculous.
Yeah.
Israel's gay pride parade, gay marriage is not legal in the state of Israel.
It's not an accident that all the Israeli gays fly to Cyprus to get married, okay?
And last but not least, as far as the censorship goes, not only do they have a military censor,
but they also kill journals with regular frequency.
Yeah, and interfaith marriages are allowed in Iran. They're not allowed in Israel.
And and
I guess like as far as the Israeli democracy goes, I mean, yeah, they they argue on the
They argue on the bases on on shit like, you know, how much should we allow women to read or
Or, you know, how hard we should be genocide in the Palestinian population.
But you know, there's not a lot of disagreements that are taking place overall.
Nathan, I went over there and worked for Bushy Herzog.
I can tell you firsthand, they have a thriving democracy and a free press.
Democracies can self-correct.
everything that we say about Iran, we can say about Israel tenfold, okay?
We cannot have a country, a theocratic governance in the Middle Eastern region with nuclear arms
that will kill its own citizens with regular frequency applies tenfold to Israel except they
already have fucking nukes. I think they're on the wrong track. I think America's on the
We can self-correct with our elections. Hamas can't self-correct. So my side too has to
Oh really? Why can't they? Perhaps it's because as a Zionist you don't see them as human beings
but simply fucking animals. Maybe that's the reason. Democratic strategist.
Find a way, I think, to re-establish the liberal values that the U.S.-Israel relationship
is based on.
That's something that
Zionism is racism
Both hidden and not so hidden
Is that simple
What kind of crazy targets is the United States is reportedly sustained nearly four billion of military equipment losses way more than that
At least 16 aircraft multiple radar systems regional based in the US is Gerald R4 were decommissioned sell crazy someplace else
Ah
Racism is hidden and not so hidden law what yes Zionism is racism both hidden and not hidden
Like hidden racism
Like this argument is a version of what i'm talking about where you don't where you just say like the the
um
the opposition, like the Palestinians, are actually barbaric. Like that's racist. There's a racist
attitude. They can't control themselves. They can't like make decisions. So we have to literally
destroy them. That's, he's not literally saying those words. That would be not hidden racism.
But he is engaging in a covert racist narrative.
Because Zionism is supremacist. It's a supremacist, fascist, settler-colonial ideology.
Correspondents covering the latest developments from Tehran near Ramallah, Baghdad and Washington,
D.C. We will start with our White House correspondent, Kimberley Halkett. So, Kimberley,
First of all, a lot of messages coming out of Donald Trump there, what's the bottom line?
Is he saying that he believes they're close to a deal with Iran to end this war?
That's exactly what the U.S. president seemed to be indicating moments ago in the Oval Office.
Well, he insisted that diplomatic negotiations are still ongoing.
He did say that Iran has agreed to the U.S.'s primary request or ask, and that
is never to have a nuclear weapon.
Now, he says the two sides are still talking,
but he believes that this has been accomplished.
He also said he believes that the war has been won,
although he then sort of contradicted himself and said,
I think we're going to end it,
but I can't tell you for sure.
But one thing is for sure is that the US president
told reporters he believes that the other goal
for the United States,
which was to achieve a regime change in Iran,
has occurred.
He argued that it is now the third tier of leaders who are also gone, and that means
given the fact that the top leadership is no longer in control, the U.S. President believes
that he has achieved what he was looking for.
We've also had this line from Donald Trump about receiving a significant present.
Now, any indication from anyone in the administration what he's talking about?
Well, the White House has not specified what the president was talking about.
And you're right.
It was very cryptic what the U.S. president was saying, and he said it more than once.
What he said was that Iran had given a present.
He didn't say if it was to the United States, although it was implied that was the case,
and that he said it was made a lot of money, and it showed that it was negotiating,
meaning the United States was negotiating with the, quote, right people.
All the U.S. president would say is that this president, as he called it, or gift, was related
to oil and gas, but he expressly said that he would not say what the gift was, only that
it arrived on Tuesday.
Now there has been some speculation that this has to do with the sale of oil, those
140 barrels that have been stranded.
We know that the Treasury Department lifted sanctions on Iranian oil on Friday.
And so it may have to do with the sale of that, but again, this is the speculation here
in Washington.
It has not been confirmed by the White House, and the U.S. President flat-out said he wouldn't
tell what the present was that he believes Iran has given.
They gave us a present, and the present arrived today.
It was a very big present worth a tremendous amount of money, and I'm not going to
tell you what that present is, but it was a very significant prize. And they gave it to us. And
they said that we're going to give it. So that meant one thing to me would, I'm still wondering what
that is. Like, like what, I don't think they did that, right? Like, I don't think Iran actually
did that at all. But it's making me wonder,
Brash, Snyder, Assam, Pikers, unapologetic anti-Semite Democrats, who is losing our credibility
to condemn those on the right who traffic and bigotry anti-Semitism and hate when our own
members of Congress and candidates are celebrating or worse yet platforming those who espouse
hate of any kind.
I'm proud of our big 10 and hate the fact that we welcome broad and the fact that
we welcome broad diversity of opinion priorities, but we cannot allow those who preach hate
and seek division to find safe harbor among us.
We must call out hate and reject those of champion ideologies of exclusion and
demonization.
Yeah.
I mean, look, let's be real.
I have offended Israel far too much.
So all of its lap dogs will chirp, okay?
That's it.
Rashid Torres used to bark quite a bit.
He barks in a different direction now.
That's all I'm gonna say.
Did they take an aryan oil tanker, my guess?
No, no, no, no, no.
Ooh.
Ooh, not good.
Not good.
I'm going to post that.
Oof.
Oof.
Oof.
Tread carefully.
A tagging a Jewish read will be used as fodder against you.
I know it's bullshit, but just FYI.
Yeah.
I mean, Brash Shander has literally written office for Times of Israel.
Camel here stands the steadfast ally for Israel and the American Jewish community actively
supporting a strong U.S.-Israel relationship and confronting anti-Semitism. Six likes.
Let's be real, this is poison in the party. Okay, it's a little different when it's Rishi
Torres at my point. I don't give a shit. I don't care about the optics of that at
all. Yeah, it was great to see so many friends and supporters of Apex Policy Conference
Last week I mean that's from 2011, but you know not very surprising
Yeah, Rishi Torres went from barking at me to barking at settler terrorism in the West Bank
Yeah, what are they gonna do call me in eighties? I might they already do that
Brad is up to six mil wait what oh my lord
Lord, oh my Lord, I mean at least the PAC donations are like a mill, yeah, look, look at that.
The crisis of extremist settler violence in the West Bank must be confronted and the perpetrators
must be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
There should be zero tolerance for violent extremism no matter what form it takes and
no matter what direction from which it continues.
You can edit the pig with the new one.
I don't think you can do that in edits, can you?
I don't think that'll edit the editing.
Oh, you can.
Nice.
Hell yeah.
Wait, did it change?
Wait, I thought it, I thought I was able to edit it, but I guess I did not.
It did an update.
Oh no, it's right here.
It did update.
Remember this legendary APAC?
Pack yeah, this was so funny Mike Collins doing it for the love of the game $9 to see from the pro Israel lobby
Nine dollars dude, but this is why I also say oh
Oh, this is funny. Y'all, we need to talk about Richie Torres doing blood libel on Maine.
Yeah. Now that I'm considered, now that I have a new name in Israel, they know me on
the streets of Tel Aviv by my new name, Dr. Jihad. Maybe Dr. Jihad can make a new placement
on the anti-Semite of the year awards.
Deal with the right people.
No, it wasn't nuclear related.
It was oil and gas related.
One other thing we know that is taking place right now
is the US president says that the negotiations while
ongoing are including the vice president, JD Vance,
Secretary of State Marco Rubio, his envoys, Jared Kushner
and Steve Wittkopf, as well as the president himself.
And one of the big things still being negotiated
is who will ultimately control the strait of Hormuz.
Kimberly Halkid there from outside the White House.
Let's continue this and take it to the Iranian capital.
Ali Hashim is standing by for us there.
So Ali, this is the second time in 24 hours
that Donald Trump has been claiming
he's having negotiations.
Now, are we getting any reaction in Iran
that is in any way different to the denials we've
had so far?
Well, since yesterday, the speculations over negotiations have been denied by the Iranian
government, by the Iranian Foreign Ministry, by the Speaker of the Parliament, Mohammad
Baqar Qalibaf.
However, there have been sources leaking that there is already a plan or an offer
on the table, and the Iranians are studying. The National Security Council, Supreme National
Security Council is studying this offer, and that whenever this offer is approved, then
there will be possibility for talks in Pakistan. Now, is there a deal? Is there issues that
are secret and no one knows about? That's something really we don't know about, because,
You know, in such situations and such paths, the Iranians tend to be discreet as much as
possible, and this is related to the secure paths to a deal, if there is a deal.
Now what could be on that deal?
It seems there is a guarantee now for Mr. Trump that Iran is not going to make a nuclear
bomb, but we know this long time ago. I mean, this is not something new that we are hearing
for the first time. There is a fatwa, anyone, by the previous or the former Supreme Leader,
Ayatollah Ali Hamina, that making and storing and researching a nuclear bomb is something
Haram, which is forbidden. So aside from this, what is on that list of requests and on the
lists of agreement, this thing that we should actually keep watching is going to give up
on their ballistic missiles program, especially after the war, because in this war, it proved
that it's their only defensive shield.
Are they going to give up on their groups
and allies in the region?
This is another big question.
So the big question actually,
the bigger questions are to come,
the more we have...
Those videos are so funny.
The questions.
They're all in our hearts.
The big question actually,
The bigger the bigger questions are to come the more we are getting closer to the talks.
And then actually everyone would be waiting to see whether there is going to be a deal
and what would this deal include and whether Israel is part of this deal and whether the
GCC countries are also part of this deal or they accept this deal.
all the trees, lodging the family atomic truce.
These are issues that actually aren't simple
and they need a lot to be discussed and agreed on.
Not to mention the question, of course.
Key question, Ali, of course,
of whether they'll give up on enrichment,
but maybe, maybe not related to that,
is Donald Trump's claim that the Iranians
have given a big present.
Any indication from anyone in Iran
what he's talking about and whether the Iranians have have made any sort of
when you're a western journal journal from Tel Aviv insane how it's gone from denying to just
matter of fact bragging that starvation is part of the Israeli way of war with military smuggling in
the Caspian intertwine with trade and crucial supplies such as wheat the attack also threaten
Iran's food supply signaling Israel's ability to bring more pain to the population if necessary
that people familiar with the matter said love that love that they're just like openly
saying like we don't wage war in the normal function like we are here to kill civilians
like we're here to starve out the population yeah this is this is what fucking happens
when you don't reign in Israel in any way shape or form this becomes the new norm
Washington Post dropped the, what? Oh God, Washington Post.
I love that they're using the limited amount of resources
they fucking have to do shit like this.
Fantastic.
Didn't even reach out for a quote, by the way.
Even the Daily Mail,
which is also dropping their corresponding article,
at least reached out for a fucking,
well, why are they getting a full court press?
Um, I think part of it is because, I think part of it is because I don't know.
They just, they, I think they greatly overemphasize the amount of like motion I have.
It's funny to say like, this is activism hypocrisy when this is a newspaper owned by Jeff Bezos.
like what are you saying? She's one of the richest people on the fucking planet. And he owns this
newspaper and you're over here talking about rich people doing charitable contributions.
What the fuck? And you refuse to sue anyone slandering you? What are you fucking stupid?
there's no, there's literally no suing. This is just an opinion editorial. What, I'm going
to sue them for what? Getting, I'm going to sue them for what? Calling, calling myself
hypocritical? What are you crazy? Okay. Now you guys are actually lost in the sauce a
little bit.
The amount of motion you have is decided for you. I'm afraid if anything you do
is going to be highlighted across a variety of a wide variety of media like this,
you got motion, that's what motion is.
Do they need to reach out for a call for an opinion piece? They don't have to.
you.
This from around the world flew to Cuba on what they're calling a humanitarian mission.
Next time go with a tent bro.
I think you're underestimating how much motion you actually have bro.
I mean I guess.
literature to the Americans in a way that could be interpreted as a present?
Well, Sami, at least on my side, I don't know. I've never heard of this, but everything is possible.
This is politics and in politics there are presents.
Yeah, they want to nip this in the blood before they allow what happens with the Palestinians,
what happens with Cubans. They're literally full-core press on this fuck-the-legacy media for this.
That's what I think.
I do think that there is a free pressification of all, like major news media now.
Washington Post is basically like the free press.
CNN is basically like the free press.
New York Times is operating in a similar capacity.
In some ways, as it corresponds to the American State Department initiatives, mainstream
media has always behaved like this.
the, to varying degrees, right, to varying degrees of, of, of ADSE, I think the New York Times hit
piece wasn't as like hardcore of a hit piece as, as what I'm sure will come from the Daily Mail.
But I, I think, I think these guys are just,
also you don't really need to call me fucking stupid man misinformed sure but
this name calling shit gets old okay sorry I apologize chatter you're right but
I can't sue an opinion editorial unless there's like directly a massive slander in
it Haley males already out by the way yeah I gave him the same exact quote
that I gave, I gave them the same exact quote that I gave the New York Times. I don't know
if they actually posted it or not.
Yeah, okay, they haven't posted it.
The Washington Post article alleges you play video games cleared defamation.
True.
What is this?
Media?
There's nobody to help.
What the fuck is this?
Oh, wait.
Is this...
Is this Cash Patel's girlfriend?
I think a lot of these people saw what you did for Zoran and they do not want it happening
again in the midterms.
came from the daily mail article. Go fuck yourself, dude. No, Connor FBI director, cash
sales, girlfriends as Michael Flynn took across and Joe can and can is those are all tied to
a foreign influence operation. Yeah, it's pretty funny that, um, that, that she's
calling other people foreign, foreign linked intelligence assets when there's a higher likelihood
that she is?
There are transactions and everything is transactional in life. So what might have happened, this
is something that I personally dig and I promise you I'll try to get you an answer.
for now, I don't know. Okay, thanks so much. Ali Hashim there from Tehran. Good evening
from Beirut. I'm Gelda Hekim. Propaganda, tough talking, misdirection, whatever you
want to call it, it's become an accepted tool of modern warfare. So you'll hear all the
action words demolished, decimated, completely obliterated. Donald Trump will say the war
is over, then send thousands of troops to the Middle East while continuing to bomb
Tehran. Iran will pledge to fight till complete victory, insist it doesn't want to harm its
neighbors, then send dozens of missiles towards the United Arab Emirates Bahrain and Kuwait.
But behind those words of war, what's actually happening? 12,000 targets hit by the U.S. and
Israel in less than a month. More than 2,000 people killed. And now we know some conversations
are taking place through mediators from Egypt, Turkey and Pakistan. And that U.S.
Vice President JD Vance could be the chief negotiator if face-to-face talks do happen
in Islamabad. But if you're running Iran, you'll be suspicious that America is publicly
talking of peace while secretly plotting a big attack. And this is why. Have a look.
We're not going to put up with it any longer. We're going to continue to do what we have
the greatest military in the world by far. And I think you'll see it's going to
be a short term excursion with that even until that job is finished the results will be lower
oil prices and I said you know we do that well prices will go up what he's going on
with sky news man they got music in the background that's unbelievable
The President is getting American allies to assist the U.S. in escorting us to Will
Tetris to the strait.
Well, we don't need too much help and we don't need any help, actually.
We need...I would really am demanding that these countries come in and protect our
territory because it is the Internet.
You know, we don't use the strait.
We don't...the United States, we don't need it.
oil comes out of the straight and they should be in here very happily helping us we were
planning tomorrow on shooting down some of their power plants and we're not going to
be able to hold that up hopefully we won't have to do it you know you don't do a ceasefire when
you're literally obliterating you have to say we're doing a five-day period we'll see how that
Oh man, the copies buddy, the copies.
This guy's impression of you is so good.
Yeah, right, I do my Hassan impression.
So my Hassan impression is pretty simple.
The basic idea is he wants the person who he's meeting to have a positive experience,
but he's kind of uncomfortable, intrinsically, with the interaction.
And so what happens is the face doesn't match the tone.
I'll be like, what's up?
Nice to meet you.
You want a picture?
Of course, let's do it.
Get ready with me as I do my Hasan impression.
I've literally met him.
That's why this hurts even harder.
That's why he cooked my ass, bro.
This happened in real life read like a fucking book dude read me to filth
God damn god damn
Oh
Oh, this was the other one. Jake Auchencloss, Jake Aunchless is right. If Democrats wanna
win, we need to run candidates who won't hesitate to buck the party when it's right for their
district.
I think the American public thinks that Democrats can be-
By the way, when he says that he doesn't mean like in the left direction, he means
that in the right direction.
We can whine, can't we? And they wanna see candidates who brings in strength, brings
in swagger, willing to buck the groups on the left, the status quo establishment
in Washington DC, and breaks impotering.
Not in sort of the destructive wrecking ball way
that Donald Trump does, but in a way that says
at the end of the day, politics is the contact sport,
and I'm willing to put on the pads.
I think number two is you're gonna see
across our members and our candidates
authenticity today.
These are people who walk and talk
like the voters are trying to represent,
whether it's a minister in Iowa
or a Latino Bami award-winning singer in Texas,
Vice Admiral here in South Carolina,
maybe Seal of Michigan.
Wow, so many people booking the trend.
Examples used are the trend.
Again, these are people who connect with their district
and I think that their constituents,
their voters, leave their living.
He just laid out like most of the Democratic Party
stereotypes with the exception of like a Latino award,
Latino Grammy-winning singer.
The room's feeling like at the end of the day,
I'm not gonna review with you 100% of the time,
but I feel like you're gonna be working for me.
Or were we paper or market?
US military attacks on Iran, 61% say they disapprove
while 39% approve the action.
three quarters of the Republicans approved these attacks. Almost all Democrats disapprove
more than 70% of independence disapproved. 75% among Republicans is a red alarm bottom
about the fallout stuff. I agree. I don't think this is too hopeful of a sentiment.
Anything sub 80 is in the panic zone for Republicans because it's a cult. Anything
Anything that goes below 80 is good for the country.
Anything that gets sub 80 approval is is the needle moving in the right direction.
That's why you saw as men go a hit that like, oh, we'd be so stupid if we just gave her
on everything.
I don't want to do a ceasefire.
This is a change in the regime because the leaders are all very different than the
ones that we started off with that created all those problems. So this was, I think we
can say Jason, this is regime change, right?
President in his own words over a three week period, ending there on his answers in the
White House just a few hours ago. Well, let's go straight to our U.S. correspondent, Mark
Stone, who joins us live from Washington. Mark, I mean, just watching that montage
over the course of the last four weeks, it's almost like the president is just
continually thinking on his feet about how he's prosecuting this war.
Or he's a master chess player and has conned us all. Who knows. I think if you take him
at face value and I've watched him every day, every hour, every time he comes out and
it seems clear to me that while he doesn't have a plan B and plan A doesn't appear to
be working. He is now almost correcting his own, marking his own homework and claiming
that regime change has happened when plainly it has not. Let's take that one issue as
an example. He said today, regime change has happened and the war is over. The person
we think he is talking to is the speaker of the Iranian parliament, Mohammed Halibath,
who was a member of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps for many, many years. He is the
other side of the same coin, the regime, which is run by the son of the Supreme Leader.
He is the new Supreme Leader. He may be dead, but we do not know. So the regime hasn't
changed at all. And in fact, there is every reason to think that it is more extreme,
intent on revenge now, more intent on a nuclear weapon than it was before. And on that second
point, the nuclear weapon, well, the president said today that he believes that they've now
said they don't want a nuclear weapon. Well, they said that in Geneva on the day just
before Donald Trump decided then that he didn't believe them and launched the military
So why should he believe the same people now who he didn't believe back a month ago?
So those are two examples of where there is clear mixed thinking coming out of the White House, intentional or otherwise.
So plan A doesn't appear to have worked and there isn't clearly a plan B because if there was a plan B,
well then they would have mitigated for that.
for that. They would have planned for that, and we wouldn't have seen the Strait of Hormuz
being blockaded as it is. We would have seen allies in the region and in Europe being kept
across the plan so that they could help to mitigate if plan B came to pass, which by
the way the consequences of that have happened. We've seen that in the oil market. So
all taken together, it feels from here at least to be rather a mess that the president
is now trying to extract himself from.
Yeah, and, you know, we're hearing a lot from the president these days.
I mean, just this afternoon, he also alluded to a big gift from Iran.
And before you.
They only want to talk to the chud.
Yeah, we saw this already.
I don't know what they're thinking.
Come in and give us your analysis of that.
Let's just have a listen to what he had to say.
My girlfriend's brothers in the Army 82nd Airborne Division. They're sending roughly
three thousand four thousand troops. They're on and he's getting deployed. I'm horrified.
He's 18. Conscious objector. Now you can do that. You should tell them to do that.
You can apply for conscientious objector status. Even even during deployment. Pretty
sure. I've been posting this. I've been posting this nonstop. Don't you get
thrown in prison? Yeah, but there's legal help. Also, I think prison is fucking
preferable to getting, turning into mist by a shothead drone. Don't you think? Do
you want to be in a fucking FPV compilation?
Yes. It's CCW4COs. Okay. Center for Center on Conscious and War is not too late for service members to get out.
Explorer Options, one of our professional counselors, called the Center on Conscious and War 1-800-379-2679.
It's a good one.
Better to be tri by 12 than carried by 6.
True.
I get it now. You're a tough love kind of guy. What do you mean?
I mean, do you want to die for the state of Israel?
Fuck all that noise. You're threatened to end yourself and they'll let you leave with your benefits. No, this is probably better.
Better.
Difficult to claim conscientious object or if you enlisted for combat MOs.
I was talking to Mike prisoner about this, but I'm pretty sure you still can.
There's like still, still better to try.
Yeah.
The US is so powerful that could destroy the entire Middle East and it would barely
registered for most Americans. If you listen to Geopolitan Pill people is constantly threatened
by enemies, so fierce and they will somehow destroy the American way of life unless the
U.S. wreaks havoc halfway around the world in a place they've never even heard of.
It's true. I forgot to mention this. I watched this last night. I think I watched it like
around 3 a.m. And this is a nightmare. Okay. The average American, now obviously these
These aren't like the smartest Americans, let's be real.
Yeah, who was their death to be via drone with Reddit comments saying, wow, you can see the
exact moment he gave up.
Unfuckin' believable this video, we'll get to it in a second.
They did something yesterday that was amazing actually, they gave us a present and the
The present arrived today. It was a very big present, worth a tremendous amount of money,
and I'm not going to tell you what that present is, but it was a very significant prize, and
they gave it to us, and they said they were going to give it, so that meant one thing
to me would deal with the right people.
Yeah, look, what is that present? We don't know. I mean, is it is it a real present?
Perhaps it's a piece of rock from that island off Iran, which the Americans say they need
to control. Maybe the Iranians have suddenly announced that they can have access to that.
I doubt it. I think if it even exists, and we're supposed to be serious news broadcasts,
crazy guys this is sky news okay they've literally given up you understand I've
never seen sky news analysis like so deeply unserious about such serious
subject matter they've they've just there they're just you know they're
fucking around now. A sign of the times, man. They did a copy and now they're just making
fun of Trump.
They have a good faith actor on the Iranian side. We've known that for decades, but it's
clear too that on the American side right now, what they tell us is not necessarily
the truth. So is there a present? Is there an offering? Has someone within the Iranian
regime said to President Trump's negotiators, whoever they may be, and we think it's Steve
Wittkopf, but we're not sure at the weekend he was dealing with Ukraine, have they offered,
perhaps to open up the straight-of-all moves? Have they committed to not attacking any commercial
vessels that are passing through that? Is that the gift that Donald Trump is talking
about? I can tell you from the faces of the few reporters that were in the Oval Office,
were as baffled as we are. We simply don't know what that is.
Thanks so much, Mark. Chief National Correspondent, Jennifer Griffin, joins me now, reporting
from Washington. Hi, Jen.
Hi, Martha. Fox News has learned the commander of the 82nd Airborne Division and his headquarters
staff have been ordered to deploy to the Middle East, an indication that more ground
troops could follow. Thousands of U.S. Marine reinforcements are set to cross into
the Sinkholms area of operations in the Indian Ocean as soon as Friday, when one of two marine
expeditionary units arrive on board the USS Tripoli and its amphibious ready group.
But of those 2,200 Marines, about 800 are infantry.
The rest are support and logistics.
For comparison, when the U.S. Marines stormed the beaches of Iwo Jima during World War
II, it took 70,000 Marines and resulted in nearly 7,000 Americans killed and 20,000
wounded. Iwo Jima was eight square miles. Carg Island is 12 square miles. There is also the
issue of getting the 31st MEW or Marine Expeditionary Unit through the Strait of Hormuz, which remains
in control of the IRGC and too dangerous to pass. President Trump indicated that he...
What do you mean? I thought they got it.
Fox News, Fox News repeating fake news that the IRGC's in control of the Strait of Hormuz,
excuse me.
Haven't you heard Donald Trump said it's open and so did Pete Hegzeb.
They said it's open for those who dared across it.
Hmm, interesting.
Interesting revelation from Fox News.
Do the boomers that watch Donald Trump and hang on every word that he says, do they ever
get confused, do you think?
Do they ever just hear this on accident and go, wait a minute, this doesn't make sense.
I thought we were winning.
This is also part of the reason why it's so ridiculous that there are, like, if you
think Israel, if you think we've seen the, the, like how unpopular Israel has gotten,
if you think that that's like the maximum unpopularity just yet, wait till troops
come back and fucking coffins, flag, flag drip coffins, and everyone is like, they
He died for Israel.
Just wait.
Just fucking wait, man.
I don't think they're going to Carg Island, but it doesn't matter.
No matter where they go, it'll be a fucking death trap, in my opinion.
He is willing to negotiate.
The U.S. has struck over 9,000 targets in Iran, conducted 9,000 combat flights and
destroyed or damaged more than 140 Iranian vessels.
Yesterday, the USS Gerald R. Ford, one of just two aircraft carrier strike groups that
the U.S. has deployed to the Middle East, pulled into Suda Bay Creek for repairs after
a fire ripped through the laundry and sleeping quarters.
200 sailors were treated for smoke-related injuries.
The Ford has been at sea since June, taking part in the Venezuela operation.
The extended deployment, Martha, of the USS Ford, with its 5,000 sailors and 75
warplanes, could take it out of commission for over a year.
Jennifer, thank you very much.
Jennifer Griffin reporting from Washington.
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Israel's military intentions in southern Lebanon
have been laid bare by Defense Minister Israel Katz.
Hundreds of thousands of residents of southern Lebanon
who evacuated north will not return south of the
Letani River until security is guaranteed for
four residents of the north. All five bridges over the Litani that Hezbollah
used to transport terrorists and weapons have been blown up and the IDF will
control the remaining bridges and the security zone up to the Litani. The key
waterway meets the Mediterranean about 30 kilometers north of the border between
Israel and Lebanon and the demolished bridges have already isolated the area
which covers nearly a tenth of Lebanon's territory.
Such attacks on civilian infrastructure are generally prohibited under international law,
but Katz maintains Tel Aviv is targeting Hezbollah.
Well, the principle is clear.
Where there is terror and missiles, there will be no homes and residents.
Israel has accused Beirut of not fulfilling its promise to disarm the militant group.
In turn, Lebanon's president said Tuesday the war could have been avoided if Tel Aviv
withdrew from occupied areas in the south, and honoured the 2024 ceasefire deal.
While his government has not yet prevented Hezbollah from coordinating strikes with Iran
into Israel, it has declared the Iranian ambassador, persona non grata, ordering them
to leave Lebanon by Sunday, and effectively outlawed all military activity by both Hezbollah
and the Iranian Revolutionary Guards.
But for Israel, it appears too little too late to halt further ground incursions.
Far-right Minister Betzelel Smortruch is even calling to totally annex the south.
Beletani River must be our new border with the state of Lebanon.
Israelis for animal welfare, banish or cause in decline.
Brother, you're the last guy, the last guy to be saying anything.
Hezbollah for its part says it will fight any move by Israel to occupy Lebanese territory,
saying it would pose an existential threat to Lebanon as a state.
Human rights groups are clear that many of Israel's attacks could amount to war crimes,
Has Bulla made a decision to enter this war and many people here in Lebanon believe that
you're sacrificing this country for Iran's interests, not for the Lebanese people's interests?
I just want to remind you that more than 500 people have been killed, assassinated
by the Israeli aggression, during this 15 months of the agreement to stop the aggression.
We have never sent a bullet against the Israelis, when the Israelis and the Americans
started their war against Iran we saw that this is the opportunity to retaliate and to enter the
war in order to defend our country. We see by the fact that his brother is fighting against Israeli
troops on the. Yeah 100 percent I mean it's totally totally ridiculous totally fucking ridiculous
to act like Israel was abiding by the principles of the ceasefire when they killed 500 plus Lebanese people.
Ground, his bull has also been re-arming in the south of the Lattani. That's also breaking the ceasefire.
did you make your own researches and you went there and you have documents to
provide that they were we were the that's why you're fighting effectively now on the
ground absolutely not you're talking about people individuals who have all the
faith in their country and in their God to sacrifice one when the
opportunity came our people went to from the north of Litany to the south
of Litany and all that and it wouldn't take much time when and if
this war ends. It could end in an even worse position with some kind of Israeli occupation
of Southern Lebanon. What is as well as aim in starting this war? It seems like whatever
the outcome is going to be worse for you and for the Lebanese people.
This is a mere speculation about the future. It's early enough in order to predict what
would be the outcome for the war now. I believe what we should be keep in our
mind that we are steadfast, and I believe we have every opportunity to make them
both our terms and not to be dictated by their own terms.
Thanks for Trump and thanks for Netanyahu because they are hoping.
Rome's never bringing freedom. Never ever.
Do you not listen to America and Israel? They're your proper fed number one enemy.
Is it okay for Iranian lives to be lost? What do you want to achieve?
Unfortunately.
Oh my God.
bro
That
Sequence of questioning was so fucking nutty and it's straightforward victim-blaming
Because from the Hezbollah perspective Israel has never stopped bombing southern Lebanon, okay
They've never stopped bombing southern Lebanon during the ceasefire
And he's literally like, oh, well, you amass your troops like you didn't abide by the good faith agreement. It's like
And and the only reason for why I'm making this statement is because you're effectively putting on a strong opposition against Israel
Absolutely unbelievable that line of questioning that that level of questioning that line of questioning that tone in the questioning
He should be exclusive to Israeli leadership.
That guy is usually a decent, out of all these fucking assholes, he's more decent than a lot
of the other people, but it's like something bricks in the brains of these people.
I feel like they remember when I used to talk about how like they reset every time.
Like they, they just reset their brains, rewire after every like ceasefire.
They just go back to like day one talking points.
Unfortunately, Iranian communities are taking to the streets across the UK as their homeland
faces an American and Israeli bombardment which brings huge political uncertainty.
To the great proud people of Iran, I say tonight that the hour of your freedom is
at hand when we are finished take over your government it will be yours to take
this will be probably your only chance for generations but can this war liberate
Iran as the US president claims and more importantly who could then come to power
I've been speaking to members of the Iranian diaspora here in the UK to hear
what they want for their country some of whom were held as political
prisoners following the Islamic Revolution.
I saw underage girls and boys were raped and executed.
And I thought to myself, I can't forget this, and I have to talk about it.
I have to fight against this regime.
The violence I saw, apart from torture, I endured,
it went through my system.
It made me very angry.
I'm not sorry that I'm still angry against the regime.
My generation fought, struggled against this regime.
And as far as I know, my generation is against this war.
There will be people who are listening to you and feeling a little confused.
You fled the horrors of a regime eight years in prison,
and yet you still don't want to see the regime fall under the American and Israeli bombs.
How do you explain that?
Homes never bring freedom.
Never ever.
If you just look at the history, you can see that.
I wasn't sure that much, but I'm so confident now the freedoms are coming and finally we
are winning.
And thanks for Trump and thanks for Netanyahu because they are helping us.
Reza Balevi is the son of the former Shah of Iran who was ousted during the Iranian Revolution of 1979.
It transformed the country from a monarchy into an Islamic Republic,
with Ayatollah Khomeini becoming supreme leader.
Pahlavi now lives in exile in America,
and many royalists want to see him return to lead Iran.
Son of Shah is no dictator like the supreme leader or something like that.
We trust him. In 47 years, he never changes one board.
He's always cared about democracy and secular country.
So that's why we support him.
It's difficult to say just how popular Pallavi actually is.
His supporters are loud and well organized,
and this could over-amplify his importance.
And he can only come to power if the current
Theocratic Republic is overthrown.
US-Israeli strikes kill Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei,
a prominent figure for many Iranians and Shia Muslims.
I want a secular, democratic government.
I'm not a monarchist.
But I respect Reza Pahlavi, all these opposition.
They did nothing.
I was a child, but they did nothing.
The opposition, none of them did anything.
But Reza Pahlavi, the only thing...
I mean, the thing I like to do, he wait, what?
The opposition did nothing.
What did Reza Pallavi do?
Watch his wife get fucked by the yoga instructor.
What has he done?
born into to the monarchy and exile?
He was brought up in western country, so he knows freedom, but freedom was lost.
Is it okay for Iranian lives to be lost for what you want to achieve?
Unfortunately, unfortunately, this is what we have to do, 47 years, we have lost lives.
God knows, I mean, how many people, but I think that if Israel and America, and I don't
think that they are angels, no, we have problems with them as well.
But if we didn't have Islamic Republic regime, they wouldn't come to Iraq.
I've grown up going to Iran every summer, as much as we can, as much as we can afford.
We speak Farsi in my home, I spoke Farsi before I spoke English, and I went to Iranian school
every Saturday where I learned to read and write in Farsi, and I have always been extremely
close with my family in Iran, extremely close.
I personally cannot say that I am happy with bombs being dropped on my country where
civilians are dying, and it's not in their interest, it's in the interests of
US and Israel. However, what I do know is that this is a breaking point, you know? We've
never seen this amount of intervention and attack on the military, on the intelligence
of, you know, the dictatorship that Iran has. Now we need to look at what do we do now?
Whose voices do we listen to now? We listen to Iranians, all of them, not just monarchists.
We also listen to Kurds. We also listen to Arzadis, all the ethnic groups, all
religions, what did they want? Because we've never been asked this.
President Trump has called on Kurds to rise up against the Iranian regime under the promise
of independence, but not all Kurds trust America.
I'm a Rojelati Kurd from Iran for a year.
You see yourself as Kurdish or Iranian?
Kurdish and Iranian.
My message for the Kurds as well, the Peshmerga and Komal and everything is, do not listen
to America and Israel, they're your proper number one enemy, you're not getting involved
in the world of Iran, because they will betray you like how they betrayed the Kurdish people
in Rojava, Syria. They will betray you, they're trying to get you involved, and
after that, they will say we're not involved, the America will say we're not involved.
So my message to the Peshmerga of Kurdistan, do not get involved in the world of Iran.
When there is an onslaught against Iran, when there's an invasion against Iran, when there's
an attack against Iran, Iranians rally behind their flag.
Most nations do this.
And that's exactly what happened.
And Donald Trump had the most important achievement of his life.
We managed to unite Iranians to have the same spirit of solidarity that they had in the
very early years of the Islamic Revolution.
That spirit of resistance, there is not a chance in a million that the Israeli and
the U.S. aggression can succeed.
It will fail.
There is no way Iran is going to be defeated.
But this remembrance in central London held to honour Iranian victims of violence.
Organisers stressed it was a strictly non-political event.
We must have any protest or any opposition to be set aside.
Iranians are united in wanting the best for their country, but they remain bitterly divided
in how this should happen.
In your copious podcasting about this in the last two weeks, you have made the argument
very strongly that the United States has been pushed into something not in its own national
interest by pressure from Israel and the lobbying power of Israel.
What has been, the question is whether the person who makes the ultimate decision
would be President Trump should have pushed back.
That's it.
Of course, of course Trump should have pushed back.
previous presidents have done. To some extent, some very limited extent,
George W. Bush didn't push back. We went up in the Iraq war and now everyone pretends,
oh that was nothing to do with Israel. I was there, I was talking to Bush. That's not true,
that's a lie. And that's why it's so important.
Lowkey, look I'm here for the Israel hate.
But like if we're going to be serious,
The notion that like Israel pushed America into the Iraq war is I would say like a quarter of the way, correct?
Like as far as like what level, like did they absolutely push for the Iraq war? Yes. Yes, but what degree of influence they have over the final decision?
maximum a quarter, maybe like 15 percent. Like it was not like this, the Iran thing is different,
right? Like you have to, you have to work with new information. As you guys know, I've always talked
about like how America retains the final decision and is the final, has the final say on these
sorts of incidents, right? And this is precisely what I mean. Like America could still decouple
from Israel and decide, no, we're done with this. We're done. The one phone call dynamic
still very much exists. With Iraq, it's a different dynamic than Iran. With Iraq, we definitely
wanted to do it. We definitely wanted to do it for oil interests. We definitely wanted
to do it. Like the Israel, the Israel part of it was a cherry on the top. Okay. Like
This also benefited Israel's interest in the region, certainly, right?
Which was the cherry on the top, but with Iran, with Iran, you can absolutely make the argument, which you don't really need to make an argument.
They've already openly revealed this reality, you know, Trump, Marco Rubio, Mike Johnson, numerous Democrats and a gang of eight that have been in these closed door meetings.
like they've all said across the board that like Israel was the reason why we we waged war
on Iran. So, so yeah, I would definitely say that Iran is different than Iraq.
Now that's a difference between someone like myself and someone like Tucker Carlson who is,
is, in my opinion, engaging the classic like, oh, Israel pushed us into all of these wars,
the Pat Buchanan narrative, right? And I think the reason why these guys do it is because
They want to take away the responsibility from the beautiful wasps, right?
Had the U.S. done the Iraq war without Israel pressure?
Yes.
Yes.
100,000 percent.
Fuck yes.
What kind of crack are you smoking on?
If you think that in the absence of Israeli pressure, America would be like, oh, I guess
we shouldn't go to a war with Iraq.
Are you crazy?
Dude, Dick Cheney was writing maps
and parsing out Iraqi oil fields
in like 1994, okay?
He had the maps ready to go since 1994.
You're out of your fucking mind.
If you think that that wasn't already the primary goal here,
because remember, we didn't have energy independence back then.
Right? So, the material need for American extraction was there,
and it still exists, of course.
It's still very much there,
but now at least there is a little bit more cause for restraint.
matter of fact, a lot of the oil and gas industry initially would talk about how, you know, fracking
is good because it will stop our unnecessary war mongering, right? We don't have to frack
it as good. We'll have energy independence. We'll become an oil exporter and we won't
know we won't have to like go and do these like unnecessary fucking wars right
back then before the fracking boom we had a very different calculation so the
The idea that this was an Israeli operation, the idea that we did this at the behest of
Israel is insincere.
From my perspective, to say out loud what is true before history is rewritten and disappeared,
and it's lying that gets us here.
Because we say, oh no, no, no, lobbying efforts had no effect.
Really?
We say that about our pharmaceutical policy.
Everybody understands that every policy a large government makes, including ours, is influenced by various stakeholders who are affected by that policy.
But this is the one error. We have to be like, no, it had nothing to do with the fact that his biggest donors were pushing him to do this, or the BB visited seven times in one year.
Are you joking? I'm not going to play along with the lies anymore. I don't hate Jews. I don't hate Israel.
I love my country. This has happened yet again.
I can give you a whole list of previous times where it's happened.
And I think we need to know what happened so we don't hurt ourselves forever.
I am not saying don't blame Israel.
I think Israel has its own national interest and Israel was certainly pushing for things.
But I think there is more agency and therefore more responsibility with the President of the United States
and the Trump administration.
He represents me. I live here.
Yeah, I also kind of fucking hate this argument
because like these are the very same people that that literally kept saying over and over again that like
the the like you want to know why this is a israel first narrative
because when joe biden was president and we were like dude get israel to cut it out stop
deny stop sending fucking weathers to israel you know define your red lines they were like
like, well, Israel's a sovereign state. It's going to do what it has to do. Now Israel got
America to go fucking bomb Iran. And they're like, well, Israel's a sovereign state. And,
and, but at the end of the day, it's, it's very obvious that America, it's very obvious
that that, you know, this is in America's interest as well. That's why we're doing
it like oh we're we're operating in tandem with Israel now okay what the fuck is this
before whenever we whenever we were talking about I thought it was Iran that's behind
everything bad. Let's take out the big bad. I love that dude. Americans just want to blame
Israel because it saves people from looking at the truth of the U.S. empire. Why and how
the U.S. inspired and financed the Nazi's fascist genesis in the world over in the first
place. Yes, this is definitely a big part of it. And that's why Tucker Carlson engages
in this argument. He says, not my wasps, not my big beautiful wasps. They would never
do this, right? They are under the spell of the international jury. He's not going to say that.
Obviously, he's, uh, he's, he's far too skilled as a propagandist to ever like reveal a position
such as that, unless it becomes like super favorable to openly say shit like that. You know what I
mean? Even if he believes it, he's not going to say it, but, um, well, yeah, this is a lot of,
of, uh, ass covering a lot of face saving, like America and American politicians are simply
being goaded into this war by Israel, like it's not something that they are also personally invested in.
That's a major difference between someone like myself and Dr. Carlson. Having said that, of course,
Dr. Carlson is still cooking in this interview, because the other person on the other side
is a liberal Zionist, a Zionist monster.
How's it going? I'm apologizing to say my words that express anti-Jewish hate or bigotry
and refuse to apologize for a jatoan question get ready
he starts to stumble a bit when she asked if israel is a right to exist and he does a
jordan peterson impression by asking what do you mean by a state because he doesn't have a problem
with israel being a fascist ethno state because that's what ultimately what he wants yeah i've
said it already the best way to unwind these guys um absolutely oh yeah absolutely insane
That politicians and public figures can repeat these few things like sump hikers and anti-slamy without any follow-up questions or pushback
As in the name of single example and all they have is this critiques of Israel committing a genocide insulting to all of our
Intelligence being against Israel the position everyone should have about any genocidal apartheid state leading the world in child murder
No state has an inherent right to exist certainly not want to establish through sustaining itself on genocide. There's nothing hateful about that. Yeah
These guys are basically doing I mean they're doing like anti-racism is the real racism
arguments. Law Hassan taking bad L's. Hassan, go back to Turkey. We got this. USA USA, he's
doing God's work. Keep hating it. Um, so when your loved ones die for Israel, um, in a in
a mountainous area near like Isfahan or something, right?
Will you reconsider your position or will you say,
no, God willed it?
Hollywood grow 34.
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This is a disgusting defamation shame on you.
He's not criticized Israel's line as many constantly stressed that Jews are not to blame you should retract you should retract an issue in a personal apology to him
All right, you know what
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Thank God you are clouded enough that people are defending you from the shit.
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Thank God you were clouded enough that people are defending you from the shit. Ah
I
The problem is is you know, like I'm I'm really grateful that people do actually stick their neck out
They know it's fucking bullshit and and they do defend, right?
but the purpose of
smears like that is not to, is not to like force people like Kyle into submission, they're never going to do that, right?
It's to get Zora Mamdani or AOC or Bernie Sanders and people like that to be, to disassociate and to force them to,
To not listen to what I have to say, right, both in private and also a public association
that would be mutually beneficial, a public association that I could carry over to, you
know, offering extended legitimacy to other.
I called it, but it wasn't Gabby DeWish.
Yeah, of course, they were going to write this.
I mean, they write all the articles.
one of these articles came from the it comes from the same place
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But yeah, the point I was making is like, it's, it's, and I'm glad these guys are coming out
and defending me, defending the truth really. It's not even just defending me. It's just
defending the truth. Cause like the way they're coming after me, they will absolutely come after
others as well, including Kyle and everybody else. But the reason why they do this is to
make it seem like in their minds they think politicians giving access to someone like me
is only beneficial for me and it's not actually beneficial for the politicians.
The goal here is to keep politicians contained, okay?
Not having someone like myself in Zoran's ear, not having someone like myself in AOC's
ear means that someone else will fill that role and that person can be a liberal Zionist
or a Zionist in general, like someone who can apply pressure in the right ways, apply pressure
in ways that are beneficial to the interests of Israel, right? I think that's part of
The other part of it is to basically make it so that people think twice before criticizing Israel openly.
Or even outside of criticizing Israel openly, I think there is, I think it's also about
like, any kind of acknowledgement for, like, why militant resistance exists in the region.
they don't like that. You know? That's what it is. They want to nip this in the bud.
Aiman Schneider, Hassan Mahon is an American-hating dictator, loving terrorist, supporting unapologizing
against the semi. We Democrats have no business. They've been biggest in anti-Semites on
right, we Democrats, you're literally a Republican, like you're literally a never Trump, your
ex-GOP Congressperson.
So crazy.
have you seen this? I don't know if I want to click on that. Republican hidden as a
centrist. Okay, but are Zoran also giving you the cold shoulder or not? Sometimes. Not
necessarily. I mean, I can't say that right now at least I'm literally going to see
Zoran this weekend. But I do think, I mean they're busy, but I do think that sometimes
I see myself as a damn second divorces Zoran. No, no, that's not what I'm saying.
But I do sometimes see myself as a little bit of a nuisance when I'm like trying to push them to
say something, right? What is this? Another article about you and Austin straight influences
our gay couple YouTube channel out there fans demand to see more of them. You're so fucking
stupid.
Have you seen a streamer game where they made a character to you that's an Israel supporter?
That's so fucking lame
Yeah, I'm when I see Zoran
This weekend
I'm going to demand that he guys do not worry when I see him this weekend. I will demand that he denounced his wife
I will demand an immediate divorce. I will have divorce papers in my hand. I'm a very normal guy
guy, very normal guy and I will hopefully preserve the integrity of the beautiful nation
state of Israel so that all these guys stop yelling at me.
Okay?
Do not worry.
I'm gonna walk up to him and be like, listen man, you gotta, you say you support his wife?
No, I would never.
I was wife guys can't have shit around here.
Yeah, we better think twice before your wife is saying stuff about the beauty of
beautiful nation state of Israel.
There are, with every new incident, there's an opportunity for someone like AOC, who is a media magnet, right?
it, right? Like when she comes out and makes a statement, that shit runs headlines, right?
So like with the Cuba stuff, I wanted her to say something about the, you know, about the conditions
because she's been in favor of ending the blockade since 2021, right? She's been there.
I sometimes worry a little bit that she doesn't want to be leading the pack, right?
I I do sometimes worry about that where I like dropside news
Okay, okay, wait, why am I twice in this they've literally have made it seem as though
It's just me like I went by my fucking self to flex on random Cubans
But if you were to look at right wing media, they make it seem like I went to Cuba
to eat treats and just dab on Cubans bro like what the fuck sometimes I feel
like I'm crazy like am I am I am I crazy are these guys crazy what the fuck
is going on
I
Border Ryan Grimm also traveled to Cuba as well
Like they're making it seem like this is
They're making it like as though we were hiding, you know
What the fuck is this? What is this news it?
It's called a smear campaign bro. It's happening against you constantly
This is some shit they do for like KKK meetings. Well at Newsmax they would never do that for KKK meetings
Let's be real. They would be supportive of things like that
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reporting on all this he's seen in in this photo here and Dr. Jihad caught doing
true practice heart breaking mr. Halsey and Dr. Jihad spotted in Havana and Ryan
joins us tonight and it's good to have you back on the show the Trump
administration is trying to end a 70 year regime it looks like these guys
along with the 50 am I missing something wait there's trying to do
trying to help this regime survive. Who is?
Piker, most of the people there, I'm wondering if you're
along with them or are included in that? Yeah, the group that
went along brought about 50 tons worth of medical supplies
and solar panels. That's right. Medical supplies
and solar panels and a lot of sympathies for the regime
that controls the country, I imagine. So let me try to help out
your your viewers a little bit here. How do you feel about the fact that when
Americans travel to a foreign country, in this case Cuba, they are told
specifically a list of hotels that they are allowed to stay in, in another
country. I went through it because when I went and stayed there it was the same I
stayed in an Airbnb. I think if you haven't... What do you think of that?
I think our country is trying to end a regime that's been torturing people for
a very long time and they don't want to fund it, they don't want us funding it by paying
money to a communist owned entity like a hotel. So if this, if there's, you see these
are communists owned hotels, uh, is your doctrine of racism mean you know a lot about
racism or you're good at racism, uh, both.
System of government is so awful. Why not just let it fail on its own? Why?
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It's pretty funny to call the Cuban
Government the torture regime when there is torture happening on the island. It's just happening on our fucking military base
Guantanamo Bay, that's the only place where the tortures taken place these motherfuckers at the other like a torture regime
the torture regime. We're quite literally torturing the population of Cuba by starving them,
right? By crippling their entire grid, destroying their entire fucking energy production.
Wait, this newsmax guy himself with the Cuba, he went to support the regime?
All of these guys, Cuba is endlessly accessible. Every single American media person has at some
point been to Cuba, most likely to do like a bullshit ass fucking all communism is killing
this country, uh, type, type, uh, coverage. But yeah, of course. Of course. He also says,
oh, we're stated to Airbnb. Like, oh, sick dude, we should have put 600 people in a fucking Airbnb.
There's not 300 Airbnb's. There's not 200 Airbnb's on the fucking island. What the fuck are you
talking about is a six hundred person humanitarian aid mission sex mecca thank
you for the five gifted subs I tends to give the five of the subs I had no
fucking say in where I got to stay on the fucking island okay
Butters stains and rain again, thank you for the thank you if they
How do we have to block hate them? How do you say they won't leave? They don't have elections
They don't leave power. How do you think the United States economy would do if we cut off fuel
fuel for three straight months. No fuel has basically gotten into Cuba since the Venezuelan
operation.
Yeah, but I was there in 2019, Ryan, and it was still a horribly impoverished country.
But we're cutting off fuel to try and get this leadership out. Get them the hell out
of there because they won't leave. They won't have an election. They won't leave.
Why do you care about who's in charge in Cuba? Who elected you to do that? It's
It's such a bizarre, like there aren't enough problems
of the United States here for you to work out.
That's another side of it.
Like I can't even get my mind to a place
where I would think it's my call,
like who runs Cuba, who runs Haiti,
who runs Mexico, who runs Iraq, who runs Iran.
That's a fair criticism.
That's a fair criticism.
But do you think it's better for you,
do you want this regime to continue
to run this country against the wishes of the people
that are only published?
It's not up to me.
I live in Washington DC, I vote in Washington DC elections, and I vote in federal elections.
Where do you live?
You live in what?
Yeah.
That's very...
Where do you live?
I live in New York.
And it's...
Why should you vote?
Why should you...
What do you have to do with Cuba?
Well, I think the prosperity of that country that's only 90 miles away from our border
can't be a bad thing.
And I'm just saying that I want to ask if you...
Okay.
Then why not let that import oil?
It's fine.
It's not America first.
Let's put it there.
Why does it bother you running the country?
Why does it bother you if Mexico sells oil to Cuba?
You live in New York.
In what world is it a New Yorker's responsibility to stop Mexico from selling oil to Cuba?
That's okay.
Fair criticism right there.
My question to you is why did you travel there?
Why did you, if you don't care, why did you travel there to try and support the
region?
I'm a journalist and the United States is literally killing people with, like, we
are killing people. I toured two hospitals. One was a pediatric hospital. We implemented
a new rule in February that says that if you're a private business, you can import oil. You
can import fuel. So the hotel where we were required to stay is allowed by the United
States government to have fuel. Hospitals, because they have a publicly run healthcare
system, are not allowed to have fuel. I've heard a lot of people complaining that the
The hotel still had power, but the hospitals,
do you not understanding apparently that it is a US rule
that blocks the hospitals from getting fuel?
I tore up the pediatric hospital.
You know what the nurses and doctors there told me?
They said when the power goes out,
they immediately turn on their phone lights
and race to the babies on ventilators.
Let me ask you this.
Because there's a gap between, hold on.
I understand that there's a gap,
There's a gap between when the power goes out and when the generator kicks in that can
be up to like five or six, seven minutes.
A baby can die in that time on a ventilator.
So they have to take their phone, turn the light on, race and hand pump the ventilator.
All because the United States has decided that Mexico can't sell oil and fuel to Cuba.
What does that have to do with the United States?
That's fine.
If you want to say it's not America first, that's fine.
Let me ask you this. How many tens of thousands of people have died over the last 30, 40 years
as this country has lived in extreme poverty? 88% of the people have an extreme poverty.
Cuba, in spite of the blockade, has a higher human development index rating than most
other OECD nations. Cuba, in spite of the blockade, and mass poverty that the
that has been subjected to has a higher life expectancy than the United States of America.
We live in the wealthiest country on the planet, a country where there are 700,000 people that
are sleeping outside every single night. Cuba has a higher literacy rate than the United States
America. America's at around 70 plus percent. Cuba's at 88 percent. The notion that this country
has not survived, and there I say even in some instances, thrived in spite of American intervention,
is unfucking believable.
Cuba used to have
have a lower infant mortality rate than the United States of America and a lower pregnancy
mortality rate than the United States of America.
Those numbers are now changing as a direct consequence of America destroying the healthcare
grid or the electricity grid of Cuba and therefore like directly directly killing Cubans.
The government will not allow any kind of capitalism in to bring these people up to
to bring the quality of.
Even that's not true.
Cuba has already implemented reforms.
There are private businesses in Cuba, that's a lie, right?
He's just lying.
But the idea that like capitalism is a necessity
for improving the quality of life is so ridiculous
because of the affirmation facts
that I just delivered to you
when comparing Cuba's regular standards
as opposed to the American one.
When America's the wealthiest country on the fucking planet.
Also, it's ironic because he already knows
that Cuba has a lot of private businesses
that exist on the planet because we stayed in a hotel
that literally was able to purchase enough fuel
for its fucking generators above market rates
like government designed rates.
So they keep the fucking lights on.
So that idea is also fucking ridiculous.
And he also admitted that he stayed in a fucking Airbnb.
Life up.
How many thousands and thousands of their own people
has that government killed?
We're trying to strangle out a government here.
and yet is going to be it's very good is going to be some negative impacts of
that
like you would write that's fair
the state sanctioned hotel really know you fucking moron
it's a private owned hotel
what are you talking about america doesn't allow
americans
to literally stay
in any hotel
that might be connected the government at all
it's on a list yes a list of approved hotels the state are you that's
stupid
Why are you telling me something that I literally experienced and lived through fucking two days ago?
What is the the audacity of someone being like dude, I know better than the hotel you stayed in
Unbelievable
The united states of america have like four hotels on the island that they allow americans to stay in
You understand? We stayed in one of the four.
Did you even question what happens if someone stays in a hotel non-approved? Easy answer.
$250,000 in fines and up to 10 years in prison.
That sounds insane, but it's literally the truth.
I know it is unbelievable how fucking insane the American restrictions are.
And as far as why people are leaving Cuba to go to the United States of America, as
many have. They set you up on a trap? No, it's not.
Yeah, I mean here it is. Yeah, Cuba prohibited accommodations list. Below is
the US Department of States, uh, Department of States Cuba prohibited
accommodations list of properties in Cuba, at which Cuban assets control
regulations generally prohibit persons subject to US jurisdiction from
lodging, paying, or lodging, or making any reservation for, or on behalf of a
third party lodge. The properties are owned or controlled by the Cuban government, a prohibited
official of government at Cuba, as defined in 31 CFR 515337, a prohibited member of the Cuban
Communist Party, a close relative of a prohibited official of the government of Cuba, or a close
relative of a prohibited member of the Cuban Communist Party.
Do you think this is normal?
Honestly, do you think it's fucking normal that there's a list of like 1,000 hotels or
so give or take that the American government will throw you in prison for 10 years over?
The U.S. State Department maintains a level 3 or 4 advisory citing risk of arbitrary
enforcement of local laws.
Oh really? Oh really? So it's to save us, American citizens, by literally threatening to throw us in
fucking prison for going and staying in a hotel that every Canadian can stay in. For going and
staying in a hotel. Has that ever confused you at all? Have you ever never thought about it?
Because these restrictions only exist for Americans, okay?
You think that's to protect us? You think that's to protect you and I? You go to
of Cuba and you can't stay in a hotel where Canadians are staying at or French people
are staying at because you know other countries around the world exist. I know it's a shocking
revelation for a dumb fuck America. But other countries around the planet exist. They have
no such restrictions whatsoever. Has that ever shocked you? Has that ever confused
you at all? Mexico doesn't have any of these restrictions. Canada has none of these
restrictions. Do you think it's to protect and preserve American lives? Is that why they
will put you in jail for 10 years for staying in a fucking hotel that's not in this list
of approved hotel or on this list of illegal hotels to stay in? There's no argument here.
You need to understand, there is no way to make sense of this because it's a senseless
restriction. It's fucking idiotic. And you would never put up for, you would
never put up with this. You would never ever put up with this, okay? For any other purpose,
you're just simply defending it because the American government has designed it as such.
You've never thought about it more than three and a half minutes. You've never actually given
it any thought whatsoever. You just think, oh, well the American government decided that this
is the case, then it must be the case. Yeah, I was allowed to stay, I went to China for 15
days. I was allowed to stay in whatever fucking hotel I wanted to in China. Think about that.
China's supposed to be the number one enemy of this state, right? It's the number one enemy.
So why is it that this tiny island with 11 million people present a far greater threat to
American security and safety so much so that there are like these totally arbitrary and ridiculous
This is ridiculous rules around what you can and can't do in a totally separate sovereign nation.
I
Look at change the fucking goal post go post
Goal post motorized
Goal posts are moving 60 miles per hour
Weird your hotel was the only lights on the whole city measure your time there. That's not true
By the way, it's literally not true
Okay, what is this still losing the poll to you?
Tomorrow you blog every leftist who disagrees with you in your replies, but you still can't get the results you want in your twitter poll
Actually was true lol. No, that's not true
You weren't even at the hotel for your stream
Yeah, I spent very little time in the hotel was busy working
I was busy going out and interviewing people go ahead prove opposite show the videos. What do you mean?
Gopos on a Roomba is motorized on a fucking shahed drone now is flying in the direction of a of a Kuwaiti
Kuwaiti aircraft
Being anti-commit is in 2026 is so funny to me grad gas prices are $9
Every company's shedding employees, video games are ass,
how good is capitalism doing chatter?
It's not, and yeah, if he were to stub his fucking toe,
he'd have to incur lifelong medical debt
and do something that does not exist in Cuba,
which is medical bankruptcy, okay?
This is also not how proofs work, okay?
I was in the hotel, our hotel
also experienced power outages,
but it doesn't matter because the point
I was trying to make earlier
that you refuse to comprehend
is that that hotel is privately owned.
That is what America wants to do to the rest of Cuba.
Okay?
America wants only private ownership
to be able to literally have access to private oil sales.
Something that no other country's ever been subjected to.
No country on the planet.
Okay?
I like that you finally were able to Google it.
I know.
I know.
The finally chat GBT that I'm currently are you a fucking chat GBT
There are plenty of hotels on here that are not owned by the
The the Cuban government at all. Okay, and I don't give a fuck if it's owned by the Cuban government. Why do you care?
Why do you fucking care?
Again, that's a risk. I am taking if there's a risk at all. I don't think there is any risk
But that's a risk I would be taking. You don't get to have a say on this. The American government doesn't get to have a say on this
The hotel itself is
Literally going through a private black market to purchase oil
You understand?
It's not even the government's oil. It's not even state. It's not even state allocated resources
I think that's a good question.
That chatter is Canadian the one that's arguing with me is a Canadian arguing with me about
US state US state imposed restrictions on American citizens are going to ban the guy. Oh
Dude shut the fuck up shut up you fucking stupid bitch. Oh my god. You don't even have to oh my god
You don't even have these restrictions in your own fucking country. You're larping is an American hog
No more the shatter spamming my DM saying that you won a North Korea propaganda champion
that you didn't actually go to Cuba to be on the ground to talk to humans.
That's funny.
It's true.
I flew to North Korea.
Oh my lord dude, I can't deal with fucking, I can't deal with the uroids and the canucks
that are just like larping as fucking American hogs.
What the fuck?
We got enough hogs here.
I interviewed the number three guy in Cuba.
I will let you have the interview.
You can air the entire thing.
He said, Cuban nationals, Americans are welcome to invest in Cuba.
He said they're open to, in a holistic negotiation, compensating Americans for property that was
seized during the revolution.
What they want now, what they want, they offered that.
No, they offered that in the aftermath of the revolution.
They offered that in the aftermath of the revolution.
As a matter of fact, when America refused to abide by longstanding trade policy, completely
forcing the Cuban sugar industry to reroute to a separate country, basically forcing Cuba
to move in the direction of the USSR, sorry.
But the Cuban government literally said, we will offer reparations.
We will offer reparations to lost assets to capital owners.
But in order for us to be able to pay that, you need to still continue buying our sugar.
That's it.
They didn't even have to compensate slave driving plantation owners.
They didn't have to do that at all, but they still said they would.
So since its inception, they've said that they would.
It's fucking ridiculous that people act as though that's not the case.
In the 1960s, the United States refused it because we thought we were going to do regime
change.
So why take a deal if we're just going to do regime change?
We didn't overthrow the government.
We failed over and over and over.
We tried to assassinate Fidel Castro like a dozen plus times.
We tried an invasion of the Pigs.
It didn't work.
Every other country, France, Italy, France, Spain, they all took compensation for what
was nationalized.
You can invest here. Yeah, we will compensate you for what was nationalized. All we're asking is that you lift the sanctions and leave us alone
Why is there a regime alone?
We've Cuba alone at the rest of the regime alone and let the people continue to suffer
I mean, did you see the people there? Yeah, no, they're suffering because of our restrictions are unnecessary and utterly cruel
war crime restrictions
The misery of the people that live in that country under these A-holes, it's horrific.
The misery is unspeakable.
Unspeakable.
It's unspeakable.
In that way for a long time.
It's a lot worse.
People who were there in December and people who obviously lived there, tell me, it's
noticeably worse.
You know how people like starvation and homelessness wasn't really a thing.
There was poverty.
It wasn't like a rich country.
You know even a few months ago
$2 a day I mean that's nobody in America lives under $2 a day now without a single person
I gotta I gotta leave it there. I really do. You're a good sport for coming on Ryan grip from dropside news. Yeah
This marmins is the absolute animal and super tan use the single fucker by Cubans. No, he doesn't and ironically enough
He quite literally is talking about like America imposed conditions and
and then directing it back to the government.
It's un-fucking-bearable.
It's totally ridiculous.
And yet the argument persists.
And in order for this argument to exist, you have to rely on the stupidity of Americans.
And if Americans actually wake up to the reality, right, because someone, like myself and many
others that went down there and interviewed the locals and spoke and gave voice to the
voiceless, okay?
All of a sudden, there would be a collective conscious shift.
And they don't want that.
Which is why they actively choose to undermine and belittle the people that went down there.
It doesn't even matter if it's inconsistent and it doesn't make any fucking sense whatsoever
because they want every American to be like this.
Here's the Jesse Waters broadcast I really, really wanted to show you this day when
an interview with a bunch of spring breakers.
What college you guys go to?
UTC.
I see you.
Sacred Heart University.
Oh, I see.
What is the game plan?
Drinking blackout with my rockout.
If my mom is watching, I'm sorry mom,
but I've been getting pretty drunk.
Almost every day hook up with some girls,
get with as many girls as we can.
And not come back with an STD.
Wake up with one person each night.
That's it. How many guys have
you made out with this week?
I've been here for about 10 days, so 10.
What were their names? I don't remember.
Name one.
Name me one! Name me one!
What is the craziest thing you've seen at Spring Break?
Not that crazy. I've seen people do like cocaine off of boobs.
I saw a girl like black out on the street. That was pretty exciting.
Sunday Mamosa drag races.
You see that guy take his pants off in the middle of the club?
There's a lot of famous people down here.
Have you seen Johnny Bellisario?
What?
Never mind.
Okay.
What is the wildest thing you've done down here?
Got with somebody the first night that I came down here.
Hold it.
None of this stuff is worrisome, by the way.
I don't really give a shit about this. They're young. They're 18 20, whatever. They're having a good time
I've certainly been in this situation
Once you'll understand why the questions take a different turn and they start asking them about like political questions
Two days ago stripping naked getting the water you gotta say you gotta say what'd you do? You want something crazy?
Honestly, all right on the strip. No
We had to
Okay, that wasn't public, but yeah, okay
You'll see why you care about this is America is the most important to you what bikini I'm gonna wear next obesity is
terrible ice
Not first my goat my goat my goat my goat my goat my goat King King is terrible ice
not personally, I'm legal.
Getting a tan on the beach.
That's the most important thing in my life right now.
I'm thinking about Starbucks, to be honest.
I'm thinking about Starbucks.
What I'm gonna get for today?
The elevators don't work.
You got 43 floors.
The elevators don't work.
I could take this little glass of water,
drop it in the magnets.
That's the end of the elevator.
What have you heard that Donald Trump
has been doing recently?
Gulf of America.
That's the last thing I kept up with.
We're going to war with Iraq.
That's been crazy.
Oh, might have said that too quickly.
She said we're going to war with Iraq.
I mean, she ain't wrong.
Like she's not wrong.
She's just wrong.
She's right on accident.
Like technically, she's not wrong because the Iraqi
militias have literally been forcing the American forces
out of Iraqi soil.
So I know she doesn't understand the difference
between Iran and Iraq.
Maybe she's super ahead of the curve yet.
What does she know?
She's a foreign policy wonk.
What are you doing Columbia?
You got no do around.
I don't fuck with Trump.
Columbia, we got Maduro out.
That's Iraq.
That's been crazy.
What are you doing Columbia?
You got no do around.
I don't fuck with Trump.
But that's fucking shit.
He's like trying to sue those people
for making jokes about him.
Six hundred times!
You must be happy.
I'm very happy.
The Ayatollah's dead.
What? Who?
What?
What is that?
Who the **** is Ayatollah?
I have never heard that word in my life.
Lewis, what's Ayatollah?
I haven't heard.
I found out about Chuck Norris yesterday.
That was more devastating to me.
He was the supreme leader of Iran.
He's dead?
I need you guys to understand something, okay?
Like, these are not our best and brightest, okay?
If you haven't noticed,
These are not exactly our best and brightest.
Many of them are sloshed,
but I do need you to understand something, okay?
That Newsmax hit that you watched,
or any number of different like Hassan
is a hypocrite hit pieces
that you see on your fucking timeline.
These people don't even consume that shit, okay?
They are unbelievably oblivious.
And that is the normie.
That is the average American.
Do you understand?
That is the average American.
many of you are still in college.
You know that these are the motherfuckers
that are going to school with you.
It's not necessarily the case that like the younger generation
has nothing in their heads, right?
Like I'm not gonna do the like old man thing, okay?
Every generation has these empty brained people.
But I do think a big chunk of Americans are like this
because they get to be like this
because they don't have to think about anything
Because American foreign policy is on fucking autopilot.
American domestic policy is pretty much on fucking autopilot.
This is why I always say, and many others do as well,
that even if you quote unquote, don't do politics,
politics will still do you.
And maybe you might even recognize politics doing you
When you get back to the Orlando airport or the Miami-Dade airport and the line is like
three hours long and you're like, oh, who's up?
It's funny.
He overestimated them.
I
Interviewing five people you're eating the ganda. No, man. I already understand that this is not like how every single person is
We killed them. Oh you did you killed him Johnny?
Well, if you were in charge
How would you take on Iran? Yeah, all my girls and we would all start putting belts on them
They get a bunch of girls in bikini who make them run across the battlefield all the guys are distracted
We all run in.
Look at him in his eyes, I guess.
It's flirt with him.
I blow him up.
I don't know enough about it, but I would probably wipe it out.
Drop a bomb, baby.
Bomb the s*** out of him.
I would bomb the s*** out of him.
What have you heard?
Yeah, this also, unironically,
this unironically is not a cool thing for the president
that the president has the same mental faculties of a blackout drunk 18-year-old who doesn't
know what a Ayatollah is, is not exactly a funny moment, especially if you're at fucking
Fox News.
Like, this is the regime propaganda network, and you're over here literally saying, yeah,
the goddamn president is this fucking stupid.
I would bomb the f*** out of him.
What have you heard about Venezuela?
Venezuela? Nothing.
I'm not sure.
I barely know what be going on in like Tennessee where I'm from.
That they beat us in the world, baseball, classic?
Have you heard anything else? No.
Nothing. I haven't heard.
Like this is, like the reason why I was saying this is blackpilling is for,
not because like I'm silly and I think every American is like this, I don't believe that at
all. But like think about this, think about how impactful these incidents are for the country
of Venezuela. Think about how impactful this decision was that was, you know, taken alongside
Israel to like assassinate the Ayatollah and decapitate the leadership of Iran. Like how impactful
it's been for Iran. It's ongoing. We're bombing their schools. We're bombing their hospitals
right now. But from the American perspective, it's like nothing at all. We are so incredibly
isolated from the consequences of our actions, right? That's how America gets to be this fucking war
machine. Because for most people, they're like, they only feel the pain when they're actually
filling up for gas. They go, whoa, what the fuck? Why is it like $9 a gallon? How the hell did this
happen? America gets to be a undemocratic nation for this reason.
That's it! That's why I was saying like oh if they were to if they were to create a draft
oh my god a lot of these guys would learn very quickly.
Nothing about Venezuela. You know honestly I don't know and I don't care. Where is Venezuela?
I don't know I'm drunk I really don't know. Venezuela is not in Spain?
No.
Go easy on the tequila.
What do you want to tell Jesse Waters on his show?
That's the guy who was eating the steak, remember?
It was like, it's father of the vegan gun.
Oh, f***, Jesse Waters.
Do you know who I am?
I do not.
Here's Johnny.
Hi, Johnny.
Ugh.
Gross.
Living the heart of Empire is part of it,
but we're also stupid as fuck, it's a dual problem.
Yes.
Yes, these people are in college, by the way.
So they're already more, I need you to understand these people are in college.
They're on spring break, which means automatically many of them, large majorities of them, are
going to be Democratic Party voters and are infinitely better educated than the overwhelming
majority of Americans.
You understand that, right?
Like think about that.
of how fucking disastrous that is. You're saying educated in Air Force, but like, yeah,
literally educated, they're getting a higher degree. Degree higher education. This is this
This is it, like, it's unfucking believable.
And that's how the American government gets to fucking kill whoever they want to kill,
do whatever the fuck they want to do.
And there's not a thought between the ears of either of these individuals.
And these are some of the better educated individuals in the United States of America.
It's also part of the reason why I always say like, look, China is gonna fucking eat
our lunch money, steal our lunch money.
They're gonna fucking, there's no, there's no competition there.
This is what happens when you don't care about education, when you don't give a fuck
about educating your population because they're malleable, they're easier to dominate
this way.
Anyway, so remember like we are in the margins here, right?
We are in the margins.
We do not represent the majority at all in the United States of America is still even
at this day and my car what is this what the hell are they out there spraying these people used to
not vote and our democracy survived on that basis okay so explain this i wake up this morning and my
car is completely covered in mud like it rained mud or something i was thinking oh well maybe someone
peeled out next to my car or something like that and i get look i'm at the vape shop and
And her car is covered in it too.
And she says, she talked to all these people.
And everyone in my area woke up this morning,
and their cars were just covered in this.
Of course, it was at the vape show.
Whatever this is, it looks like mud.
But whatever it rained last night is just mud rain
or something.
What are they putting in the clouds?
What are they seating the clouds with to make this?
And it's on every vehicle around this whole area that I'm at.
Yes, he's never seen pollen residue.
Yes.
What in the world is this?
I know, I know, I know, everyone is so fucking lived up, I know, here, holy, holy, holy, holy,
know here holy Toledo the point I'm trying to make is there's varying degrees of
idiocy in this fucking country and even like the people who fancy themselves to
be educated even the ones that fancy themselves to be educated are still
very stupid they've gotten the wrong kind of education or propaganda that
It caused them to believe certain things like, oh my God, Cuba is a fucking dangerous torture
regime or some shit, right?
Like it's stuff like that.
That was nasty dude.
Okay, calm down.
Yeah.
I burped.
I'm engaged in a mouth fart, okay?
Yeah, as third way's executive vice president calls Abdul El Sayed a disgrace of the Democratic
party, it might be helpful to know that third way hard Caitlin Legaki as a senior fellow
in September.
She also happens to be working as a strategist for Representative Haley Stevens who is running
against al-sayed
Adam from values
You have the luxury of sitting in your little studio. I'm saying with your hood of sweater like you're 17 years old
Regarding earlier what the fuck is with this American attitude every foreign government's
a brutal dictatorship regime who must be dealt with Cuban voters by the constitutional referendum
that's far more liberalizing than what we have in the American government currently,
Iran is a fully practicing and flourishing Jewish community and cultures propagandas
don't want people to actually look closely into these matters.
Yeah of course.
Like there's varying degrees of propaganda, like there are counters to everything that
you just mentioned, right?
But at the end of the day, the truth is very simple.
Why do we fuck with these countries?
We shouldn't.
We should not, right?
They're not a threat to us.
We literally caused them to make threats against us.
And in Cuba's case, that's not even ever been a reality, right?
And even in Iran's case, that's never really been a reality.
So we constantly destabilize these other countries,
because we fuck with their shit.
But like, why are we doing that?
Who is this for?
What's the purpose?
That's precisely the reason why I think when Donald Trump
was saying like, I'm an isolationist,
like, why should we be doing any of this stuff?
It's not good for anybody.
That was a salient message
that a lot of Americans identified with.
But that's important because in the way Israel pushed him into this, now he shouldn't have
gone along with it, he should have pushed back.
But to pretend that Trump woke up one morning and was like, I think we're good.
I'm not suggesting that to be clear.
Israel pushed him, the prime minister, and by the way it's not even just, it's not
Israel.
There are a lot of people who disagree in Israel, I know some of them.
It was the prime minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, who pushed our president into
doing this.
It's like I'm hearing Bernie Sanders.
I hope this is the last time that Netanyahu or any foreign head of state will ever push
an American president to do something that hurts America.
Well, let's talk about that because I think we may be, as you yourself said earlier,
at a tipping point in terms of the rapid decline within the United States for support
for Israel.
And you see it, you see it huge, and you've seen it for several years on the Democratic
side.
You're now seeing it on the conservative side and you're seeing a collapse amongst
younger people.
telling you anything you don't know.
How is that, how quickly is that going to change
the politics of Israel in the United States?
I mean, it's hard to know.
There doesn't seem to be a direct connection,
not just on Israel or foreign policy,
but on almost any issue between what our leaders
believe and do and what the public thinks and wants.
The public begins to believe in their frustration
at their declining standard of living, for example,
or declining birth rates, or whatever it is
that's getting worse and a lot is.
that there's no way to use legitimate means to change it.
Voting doesn't work.
If they believe that,
then they will by definition find other ways
and those ways are destructive and I don't want that.
So I think it's very important that a government,
even a non-democracy, even a monarchy,
respond to the concerns of the population.
You can ignore them for a while.
If you don't want them for too long,
you get overthrown.
Let's talk though a little bit more
about how this declining support for Israel,
I think is one of the most significant political shifts in the United States in recent years.
How is that shaping the MAGA movement?
I mean, are you now seeing a—I mean, when I look at the opinion polls, I'm told that
there's 100 percent support amongst MAGA or 95 percent support for the wall.
On the other hand, you're clearly a man with a large number of followers who is making
a very, very different argument.
I was standing next to Trump at his house when he got elected.
I've known him a long time.
I talked to him a lot.
I don't fully understand what MAGA is, but I know that the core promise of the Trump
political movement, Make America Great Again, was America First.
And it was articulated by him repeatedly at every campaign stop for 10 years.
So everyone in America knows this, I think everyone globally knows this.
The core of this movement was the idea that you wouldn't, we could debate about how
you do it, but you would try to put the interest of your country at the center
of every calculation about how you manage your country and how you interact with
the world. It's not it's the single most obvious and single most popular political
concept ever devised. Do you think Donald Trump has betrayed America first? I think
that this war is something that he promised he wouldn't do not once but
countless times and until YouTube is banned we'll be able to prove that and
the idea behind it is not only contrary to America first it may be its
inverse, there's no argument that changing the regime in Iran helps the United States.
And if there is an argument I'd love to hear it, and by the way, if that argument is sensible
and convincing, I will support it.
All I care about is the United States.
But I haven't heard that argument a single time.
All I've heard is the kind of tiresome fear-mongering about nuclear weapons, which Iran did
not have.
It's insulting, actually, even to make that argument to me, that Iran's nuclear program
posed such a threat the United States three weeks ago that we had to launch a full-scale
war against them.
No one's even arguing that, because it's stupid and the facts don't support it.
So why did we do this when we did it?
Because Israel wanted to do it.
They chose the timing here.
No one disputes that.
And timing in war as in life is a lot of it, and it determines outcome.
And they hadn't thought through what was going to happen next.
The Israelis hadn't, and we hadn't, because we didn't have time to.
So it's supposed to be like you think he has betrayed it.
This war is clearly contrary to what he promised and contrary to the idea that your leaders
should put your interests before those of foreigners, period.
We put Israel's interests before ours.
Trump did that.
Maybe he's not in control, wasn't elected president of my country.
My president was.
I supported him, obviously, voted for him.
But yeah.
Let's talk about the way the debate develops in this country, because I think you're right.
It's extremely difficult to talk about the subject that you and I have to spend the last
half hour talking about, because there is a conflation very often.
Anybody who criticizes Israel is vulnerable to being called anti-Zionist or anti-Semitic
and there's conflation by the exact people you've just been talking about in the
kind of firmament of political discussion.
I think that's a good faith response for a tactic.
I'm about to ask you that question.
Clearly, I think you and I agree we have both been critical of the Israeli government.
I just want to kind of clarify terms a bit here.
Well, I've really been critical of the Israeli government.
I've been plenty critical of the Israeli government.
I've told you at the beginning that we were against the school.
What do you think of Gaza?
What do I think of Gaza?
Yeah.
I think the war in Gaza to start with was a perfectly reasonable response in response
to the horrors of October 7th. I think now the places, I mean, I've been there. Have you
been to Gaza? I've been to Gaza since the war started. It was catastrophic, 70,000.
Trust me, very few journalists get in Gaza.
Yeah, I went with the idea. It's the only way.
Yeah. Yeah, don't you think that the reason why you got that level of unprecedented
access is because of your inability to address the realities that are going on, such as
the genocide taking place, where you say it's a war or the apartheid that Israel has implemented?
You can go in, but nonetheless you go in. You see a flat in place. I think it is a disaster,
a disaster for the future of Israel, a disaster for the Palestinian people, a horror, 70,000
people then. Why would you describe it first as a disaster for the future of Israel? You've
got tens of thousands of civilians murdered, but it's foremost a disaster for the future
It's almost a disaster for the families of the dead kids.
Absolutely.
I made three points.
Because everybody sucks up to Israel in this way that suggests they're afraid, and everyone
is afraid, and you know that.
Everyone's like, the real problem is calling people anti-Semites allows real anti-Semites
to flourish.
It's like, no, actually the real problem with calling people anti-Semites who aren't
is accusing the innocent of a crime they didn't commit.
And the real crime in Gaza is killing people who did nothing wrong.
So those are the real problems, I would say, but no one can say it because you
have to be like, oh no.
really october i don't know what you're talking about
we're having everyone watching this doesn't talk about
well let's get on to that right now
because you
are critical of the government of israel
do you believe in the israel's right to exist would you consider yourself a
zionist in that narrow definition was that mean a right to exist
the existence of the political state of israel but it has a right what does that
mean
that you don't you think it should continue in its existence as a state
right now so you you are the you do not want to be a kind of his post is
even Nasdaily didn't post his clip. Yeah. Um, I mean, it's, they don't care cause like
winter lose, they still win, right? Like, look, yeah, this has 692,000 views in four
days. Probably one of the best performing economist videos of all time. It doesn't
even matter if they get fucking owned here, right? It's still the economist. Um, the,
the point is like the Israel, this is where I have a right to exist is like a trap
question, right? And Tucker Carlson is too media trained to ever fall into that trap. He's not
going to say no state has a right to exist as far too woke. He's just basically going to flip the
question back on its head. Okay. I will answer that question with, I don't think any state that is,
I don't think any state that's genociding in population has a right to exist.
Did Nazi Germany have a right to exist?
Is apartheid South Africa have a right to exist?
States exist, right?
What is this?
SCOOPs, CIS, or Stolzky CIS, hard evidence that Turkey more specifically out of the
administration specifically directed spending for podcasts to undermine the Trump administration's
Middle East agenda. The CIA has evidence of the Turkish funding going to at least one female
parkeser and at least one male parkeser. Turkey's the largest financier of the Muslim brotherhood.
Have you guys noticed that Laura Loomer cares a lot more about Israel's policy goals than she
does about American policy goals? She always tries to couch Israeli targets and Israeli
foreign policy goals as though it's like somehow relevant to America, but we know.
We know.
Political reporters and news angers keep asking Americans in policy media, are you a Zionist?
a weird question. Do we have an obligation to be as honest? Is that a gotcha question?
Do we have to swear allegiance to a nationalist ideology of a different country?
Imagine if they asked every, uh,
positive or Turkish nationalist, what the fuck?
And the expectation was that you have to say yes,
or are you a Peruvian nationalist? Why?
Why do I have to be a nationalist for Israel or any other country?
What an insane piece of propaganda.
It's a great take.
It's true.
Yeah, the concept of right to exist is only applied to Israel.
When Israel decides Lebanon doesn't have a right to exist as a continuous state, then
all of a sudden that question is not asked.
So we already know this bullshit, right?
It's completely ridiculous.
It's completely and utterly ridiculous.
Israel does not have a right to maintain an occupation over six million Palestinians.
Okay?
That's it.
They don't have the right to do that.
It's illegal.
apartheid is illegal.
Genocide is illegal.
It's the crime of all crimes.
Israel has done both.
And if you defend it, you're defending a criminal entity.
If you're defending this, then you're defending the complete destruction of international human
rights.
Humanitarian law, all together, rules of conflict, every single thing that we have implemented
in the aftermath of World War II, and the atrocities of the Holocaust, you're casting
aside to defend a fascist state.
Okay. It's unbelievable.
The Ron, for example.
Let me just ask, since you asked me the questions, it's fair for me to get you to define the term so I can answer it.
You've asked two questions. The first was, do you believe Israel is a right to exist?
And the second question was, do you believe Israel should continue to go on as a nation state?
And those are very different questions, so I often hear the phrase...
Having been created as a political entity in 1948, does that state...
Does it have a right to exist?
Is that what you're asking?
I don't want to get hung up on the right...
No, no, it's not...
Aw man, he actually came back from fucking Cuba, lame as hell.
True, it's a beautiful country.
I wish it could have stayed longer.
Should it continue to exist?
That's how I define narrowly design.
because the phrase you used was devised by the Israeli government, of course, doesn't have a right to exist.
And so my question to you would be, what does that mean?
Why did you answer my question? It's a very simple question.
I don't know what your question is. Are you asking, does it have a right to exist?
Or do I want it to exist? Do I seek its destruction?
Fine. Answer it that way.
Well, of course I don't seek its destruction.
I've already said, as you know, because I said it to you, I don't want Israel to be destroyed,
or half of it is nuclear weapons.
We've established that you are in that narrow terms of Zionist.
If that's anything...
I'm in no sense in Zionist.
I don't want any country to be destroyed at all, and I don't want people to die, particularly
ones who committed no crime.
Yeah, Tucker Carlson is like weaseling his way out of this question, which is interesting.
But he's confident enough to be able to carry himself through this conversation, and
he's also on the right side of the moral equation here.
And therefore, people will give him a lot of grace.
But the answer is very simple, Israel already exists, but Israel's violating all, like every
rule in the rule book, okay?
The real, the actual question, if you want to flip it on its head and like ask her a
question is, the real question is not whether or not Israel has a right to exist.
The real question is whether or not Israel has a right to commit a genocide, whether
or not Israel has a right to commit an apartheid, which is an incredibly violent endeavor.
settler-colonial enterprise. Israel is a settler-colonial entity that justifies
itself through the concept of Zionism, which is a racist ideology. When white
people, when white Christians behave in the same way that Zionists do in Israel,
we call that out. We say that's the Klan. We say you are a white supremacist.
But when Israelis act as though they are Jewish supremacists, all of a sudden, that's allowed.
I say that's not allowed.
It's that simple.
So the question I have for you is, why do you think that's allowed?
Why do you think that's appropriate?
You don't think it's appropriate if white people do it.
So why do you think it's appropriate when it happens in Israel?
Because that's basically the the moral foundation of Zionism
Believe in killing innocence period that's the basis of Western civilization
Eastern civilization with a whole different view. They believe in collective punishment. I don't so you're no sense of Zionist
I don't even know what that means. Why don't you ask to find the the term?
I'll tell you what's the sign that a Zionist in my narrow term
term, this definition is that the state of Israel, the political state of Israel has the
right to continue existing.
Okay, great. Then you hit him with the Zoran technique. The state of Israel already exists,
but no state has a right to exist as a religious ethno-state, okay? Especially, especially
a religious ethno-state that was built on top of land where indigenous people lived,
tune of millions. 750,000 indigenous Palestinians were ethnically cleansed from their ancestral
homelands so that Israel could be designed. So Israel's first act in its inception was
a crime, a heinous crime. So no, I don't believe that Israel has a right to exist as an apartheid
state. I do not believe that Israel has a right to exist as a state that conducts genocide.
I don't believe that Israel has a right to exist as a occupant state dominating lives
of six million Palestinians, three in the West Bank and three in Gaza. Those numbers
have changed obviously since October 7, 2023. And I don't believe that Israel has a right
to deny Palestinians entry back into their homelands, which it currently does. There's
15 million Palestinians total. Nine of them are not allowed back. They're not allowed
back to see their families, they're not allowed back to to live in their ancestral homelands.
This is a crime. And the entire world knows it's a crime. But the entire world can't say anything
because the most powerful country on the planet, the United States of America, allows this to continue.
And the United States of America allows us to continue with unlimited taxpayer-funded dollars
and weapons. Israel gets to have free health care. We do not because we got their defense covered.
Israel gets to have free college education. We do not because we cover their offensive weapon
capabilities. And what does Israel do with all of that? They go and blow up the entire neighborhood.
And then they call us to come and defend them. And we're currently going through the last
version of this, the last iteration of this conflict where Israel goaded the
American government to go wage war with Iran. How is that in any way, shape or form
appropriate? It's not. It's ridiculous. If Lithuania tried to do this, you would
call it out. If Saudi Arabia tried to do this, you would call it out. You don't
call it out when Israel does it. You should ask yourself why?
Right. Where does that right come from? What do you mean? I'm not being a lawyer about it. I just want to know what you're asking me.
I think you want to answer the question.
Because I don't know what you're asking me.
I think it's a lie. You don't want to define your question. And I don't know why. I don't know what you're asking me.
I've already said I don't want Israel to be destroyed. I don't want anyone to be killed.
And you've said, does Israel have a right to exist?
Does it have a right?
My question is, what right are you talking about?
Does Britain have a right to exist?
Does the United States have a right to exist?
There was a world order built up after 1945,
which suggested that aggression should not
be condoned into countries.
That countries with borders have the right to do it.
I totally agree with that, which
is why the first thing that Israel
did within two weeks of this war starting, which
is supposedly existential for them,
was take southern Lebanon, take someone else's country.
as they have done repeatedly.
And no one even mentions that.
And so I guess I would be opposed to that
because I guess I think Lebanon has a right to exist.
I thought, gosh, I had a right to exist.
But I noticed that as soon as we started portioning rights,
only one country gets that.
No, I did not say that.
You're absolutely putting words into my mouth.
So because I believe, here's what I do believe,
since you asked, I believe in universally applicable
standards.
And if they're not universally applicable,
they're not standards, they're preferences.
That's why I believe in human rights, not
Ethnic rights. I don't think Jews have more rights or less rights than anyone else. I don't think Christians have more rights or less rights blacks
Filipinos, I believe in human rights that derive from the creation of people by God
There's can
Yeah, I think it's unbearable that Tucker Carlson gets the alflank most of the democratic party and our
You know 2028 uh presidential nominees presidential hopefuls are saying stuff like this
Here is Governor of Pennsylvania, Josh Shapiro, talking about Governor of California, Gavin Newsom, referring to apartheid in Israel, right?
And he's actually criticizing Gavin Newsom. This was on the 15th of March.
That then leads to a broader question. You mentioned apartheid, right? Or that was the comment that was made.
And I would just say, as we engage in that, we should first address this fundamental question
of what do we want in that region, and if we really want peace, and I believe you want that,
then we've also got to be acknowledging that language matters here, that words matter.
And then we've got to use words that are actually rooted in reality
and are able to bring the temperature down to create a space for that, for that piece,
for that opportunity. And so that's how I view this entire conflict. I would also say that
you can't be a liberal and defend apartheid, I think. I mean, like my perspective on this is that,
yeah, liberals are shameless monsters for the most part. There are obviously self-identifying
liberals who are kindhearted and good individuals that are horrified by the realities that
Israel presents, right? But like, you can't, you can't call yourself a liberal and then do this.
You can't. Like, liberalism is supposed to represent a defense of human rights.
You can't do that. This is against it. This is antagonistic.
And not only that, but also, this is a, if this is going to be a defining image of your
2028 run you're gonna lose
Because I like to say always and repeat myself over and over again. It's my favorite fact
Today is the most popular Israel will be in the United States of America going forward tomorrow. Israel will be less popular
Israel was more popular yesterday than it was today
Now think about that
Think about that two years from now
Where will we be as a society in our attitude towards Israel?
These guys cannot read the room at all and they think they can put the toothpaste back in the tube they can't
It is really important
That we create space which you do
for
dialogue
That is thoughtful and dialogue that's rooted in reality and dialogue where we're precise with our words
Where we're able to acknowledge there's a lot of nuance on these issues
And we should debate them and just because people have different opinions doesn't make them a bad person and just because someone
Doesn't agree with the Netanyahu government, which I don't on many many things doesn't make them an anti-Semite
But you agree with them on the idea that Israel is not an apartheid, or at least you want to look the other way as Israel continues being an apartheid state?
This idea that we're talking about small being Israel, as though it's not an apartheid state that is conducting a genocide that's currently engaging in more land grabs and ethnic cleansing in Lebanon,
literally as we're having this conversation, that's what's happening, is currently doing bombing campaigns and engaging in chemical warfare against another sovereign state, Iran,
That has actually collapsed the entire energy markets around the globe the notion
The notion that this is a small being country that we have to hold space for is is utterly ridiculous
Especially ridiculous when you are having this conversation as an American citizen an American governor in an American state and
And and it is in defense of American tax dollars going there to continue this violent endeavor this violent process
That is not only immoral. It's unjustifiable. It's inhumane, but it's also illegal
It's illegal by American laws the Leahy law makes it illegal
There's no defense of Israel
And every day more and more people are learning about the heinous ways in which Israel operates
So it's over. It's up to you to recognize that. But if you can't recognize it, you're not going to win a fucking election. It's that simple.
Just because I disagree with Benjamin Netanyahu doesn't make me an anti-Semite in as much as...
Also, you don't get to dictate the terms of like how we can criticize Israel, a foreign country. There's no argument, right?
There's no argument if imagine if I ran around telling people like how Gary you talk about
what Turkey does to the Kurds in northern Syria.
You're engaging in Turkophobia.
You should lose your job.
You can, I get to dictate as a Turkish person, I get to dictate how you can criticize the
Turkish government.
You don't get to have a say in this process.
You can criticize Adwan. You simply cannot criticize Turkey as a nation state. You can't
criticize Turkish actions. It's ridiculous. Everyone would laugh at me.
Because I disagree with Donald Trump. It doesn't make me any less of an American patriot. So
I just think we've got to be really thoughtful and careful and not just look for buzzwords
and not just sort of follow, you know, not a buzzword. It's a legal definition
and Israel fits it. And that's why you have to say it's a buzzword.
He isn't even Israeli I know but he actually volunteered for the Israeli occupying forces as a matter of fact
He also did work for the Israeli Embassy as a matter of fact many of you might not know this
Which is why it was perfectly valid and reasonable for Kamala Harris to ask him whether or not he had actually ever
worked with the Mossad
That's right. He did both of those things and that's precisely the reason why he's currently talking about how
This is just a buzzword apartheid is just a buzzword
What's gonna get maybe some likes on Twitter, but we've got to be thoughtful about a debate
That is really really hard to have and we've got to have it. It's not that hard to have
It's hard for you. Let's talk reality Jewish baby born today in the West Bank community will have full rights in Israel
A vote in national elections and access to villain course of past any baby born in that same community
We'll have no democratic rights tie restrictions on their movement frequent harassment from settlers and no access just beyond what Israel's unaccountable military courts meet out
That's apartheid that simple
I'll never understand why Jewish Americans will ride so fucking hard for Israel
You live here your governor here your governor of an American state
You're not in Israel. You don't live there
It's unfuckin believable
Anyway, there's also the other side of this equation. Here's Gavin Newsom engaging in a lightning round
Okay, and in the lightning round they ask him about Israel Cuba and Taiwan. Let's take a look at what he had to say
I'll adjacent questions. Do you consider yourself a Zionist?
Do I consider myself?
I believe that I revere the state of Israel.
I'm proud to support the state of Israel.
I deeply, deeply oppose, maybe not in that YAHS leadership, his opposition to the two-state
solution and deeply oppose how he is indulging the far right as it relates to what's going
on in the West Bank.
You were using the word apartheid to the Spanish rule.
I used it.
I do in this context.
He said he reveres the state of Israel, reveres the genocidal apartheid entity.
And then you motherfuckers, not you in this community, but so many motherfuckers had the audacity to be like a son.
How dare you? How dare you? Say you wouldn't vote for Gavin Newsom.
Remember the news cycle for the week?
Yeah, he got a boss call vindicated again.
that victory lap big dog, of course. Yeah, he said he regrets using the word apartheid.
He just stands for nothing. He stands for nothing that I said it and I referenced why
I used it a Tom Friedman article in that same sentence where Tom used it in the context
of the direction that BB is going, and the concern, correct?
Okay.
Oh, oh, it's in the direction of apartheid.
When will it be an apartheid, you think?
When will it be an apartheid?
If it's not currently, do you understand what an apartheid is?
Do Palestinians have equal rights and equal representation?
No, they don't.
They don't.
There are two tiers in Israel and both inside of the the borders
The 1948 borders that were drawn up where there are
Palestinian citizens of Israel that don't have the same rights as
Israeli citizens do full-blown Israeli citizens do Jewish citizens of Israel do
And then it all goes down from there
With the Palestinians in Gaza having the least amount of rights because they're, you know,
under a complete blockade and they live in a hermetically sealed open air prison.
They've been genocide over the past two and a half years.
And the Palestinians living in the West Bank, the occupied West Bank are living under constant
Israeli occupation, having their lives and livelihoods destroyed by settler
terrorism on a daily fucking basis, being purged from their homelands, having
their farms destroyed, their animals killed, subject to routine humiliation,
and in many cases even death, and their killers get no accountability
whatsoever, and they are protected entirely by the Israeli occupation
forces is a legitimate concern I have that I share with Tom that that
direction if that vision in that direction of the far right that BB is
indulging that if they see the full annexation of the West Bank then that's
not something that's a word you may hear other issues should the US try to
bring demoxer to Cuba we've been trying to do that for 70 years that
must we want to be continue to do what you're done you get what you got I
I appreciate it in one respect that the Trump administration sort of approaching things because
of opportunistic situation regarding Venezuela that there is quasi blockade is creating conditions
where now we have 51 prisoners that have been released that we're having a different conversation
with the leadership that we're negotiating a different framework from a different again.
appreciating Donald Trump's insane, insane violations of all fucking rules. I mean, these
are, these are, this is not like a simple process concern, right? Like we have, we have to
respect the dignity and sovereignty of other countries. We can't just like collapse the
entire system. Even administrations in the past would at least try to operate within
the confines of international human rights, even if they were routinely violating it.
They were trying to make it seem as though that was not the case. Donald Trump is giving
the game away and liberals are also showing their asses. They're saying, yeah, we like
it.
position of strength. So I appreciate and admire at least the willingness to
iterate look this is this you talk about a dictatorship right you're talking about
Maduro no no no love loss for Maduro you're talking about a dictatorship
you're talking about the leadership in Cuba today so pursuing those values
absolutely. So the U.S.
Donald Trump's mass starvation of 11 million Cubans living on the island of Cuba.
I appreciate it.
I appreciate it.
Now the reason why I watched Tucker Carlson first before we got here is because I don't
know what's in Tucker Carlson's heart.
I don't know what's in his soul.
i think talk across as a grifter is right winger visa white supremacist white
nationalist where everyone fucking call it right
i've been tracking talk across since twenty sixteen i find to be one of the
most dangerous
right wing reactionary assets in this country
but compare with talk across the same
not everyone has been paying attention to talk across since twenty sixteen
especially with a critical lens like i have
or maybe as you have
compare with talk across the same
to what gavin newson has said thus far about israel and what he's saying now
about israel
in a match up between talk across and gavin newson talk across and wins that
election easily
easily
not even a question
to cross and wins by reagan numbers
on the fed Taiwan if the chinese debate on why i think that we've we've
had a position
a strategic ambiguity
which has defined the United States' position for decades,
I submit to that point of view.
Those conditions will present themselves on the basis
of whatever the facts are on the ground,
but I will say this, I'm very concerned
about what's going on in the Middle East
for an additional reason,
that we've now taken the eye off the ball
with the summit with President Xi,
and this will define more things and more ways
on more days in terms of our fate and future,
the competitiveness in China versus the United States,
and I will just play into one state-wide thing.
The reason I am so fixated on this issue of green energy
is it's about innovation and it's about competition.
The reason I'm not focused on electric power,
I'm focused on economic powers that relates to EVs.
And we...
Yeah, I mean, the rest of this is bullshit.
It's just, it's unbearable.
I think these guys genuinely think
that the American population is so stupid,
that they just hear things that you would hear
out of Kamala Harris coming out of the mouth of a guy
who looks like he should be president of B movie,
and they'll eat it up, and maybe some will.
What is this W?
Caroline Hassan is the same as Nick Fuentes son
or chapel run as the white connie daughter
why the democratic hopefuls ring the alarm bells about totally economic
left but what do they plan for ruling over in three years
just don't think that they're thinking that far ahead.
I don't think it's gonna be that big of an issue though,
because Democrats that run and lead by fear will lose.
They'll lose, it's that simple.
Democrats who can say the truth will win.
Just say the truth.
I find it really frustrating that we just simply cannot say the truth.
I don't like it.
I think it's totally ridiculous that we have to like keep up with certain lies,
certain lies that we tell ourselves, certain lies that we tell others in order
not to offend because we're fearful of the repercussions, the backlash.
Americans are smarter than we give them credit.
Okay.
If that wasn't the case, they would not have had such a dramatic shift in attitude towards
Israel in spite of 80 years of propaganda, one of the most sophisticated, pervasive lobbying
and propaganda instruments anyone has ever seen.
Not just in the United States of America, but certainly in many Western countries as
well.
But it's exceptional in the United States of America.
We're a country that has placed a lot of emphasis on the First Amendment.
You ask any American, they'll say they love freedom of speech.
Thirty-eight states have violated free speech at the behest of a foreign nation state.
In thirty-eight states, you have to sign loyalty pledges to say you will never protest
the state of Israel in order to get gainful employment.
unbelievable. It's totally insane. And when you actually explain to people, they
look at you like you're crazy.
And yet in spite of all of that,
Americans have been able to overcome decades of propaganda from mainstream
news that justified Israel's violent actions or maybe sheltered you from the
truth. And now, and now people are aware. It's totally ridiculous. It's totally idiotic.
To try and continue to defend this, this foreign country that is dominating American foreign
policy in very meaningful ways right now. That's it. Like I said, it doesn't matter
because I think people like Gavin Newsom are, you know, they're not to be worried about.
It's clear that they're too fearful to say the truth.
Fusion at U.S. airports this morning as federal ICE agents under orders from President Trump
were told to help shorten the security lines.
They're now working in at least 14 airports without wearing the mask that bring complaints
from their critics, charged with helping move people through security checkpoints.
Where can we help you to move those lines and American people quicker through inspections
while at the same time maintaining security at the airport?
couldn't miss seeing them from here in Atlanta to Houston, New Orleans, Cleveland, Phoenix
and Newark.
They are clearly providing police presence and security.
But the union that represents TSA officers says that this isn't making the lines move
quickly.
I think they can't work it up a lane or work it.
All they can do like they've been doing is providing.
By the way, the TSA is not getting paid.
as those ice dipshits are and the TSA is actually doing the work and the ice
agents that are just standing behind them that are getting paid are not doing the
work at all. Madness. Directional support for the police department working in an
atrium here. And she says it's not preventing scenes like these.
This is TSA Police Station. Like I have been inside the airport and backing out.
There are often massive lines at Atlanta's International Airport running
out into the street. The
the ICE agents didn't to
with people. It was reall
was there seeing them. It
but at the same time, yo
you're going to make your
wait times are truly test
270 minutes long. KTRK. Sara
We're inside Bush Interc
Houston, where this TSA line. TSA lines, aren't you traveling a lot? You cooked us on? I know,
we'll see. I don't want to know how bad it's going to be. I don't want to know how bad it's going to get.
A viral video showed ICE agent Tini woman SFL on Sunday night. Documents obtained by the
New York Times showed TSA official scanning passenger list tipped off ICE. She was planning
the flight of Miami, the woman has no criminal history. Transportation Security Administration officials told
ICE that a mother and daughter under a detention order had planned to fly domestically federal
documents shell. So when they're not actually doing any work, when they're just like digging around,
most of the time they're just digging around, but when they're not actually just digging around,
They're fucking up people engaging in domestic travel and arresting them in front of their toddler daughter.
daughter. TSA doesn't even operate at SFO. Oh yeah, SFO is one of those, um, one of
those airports that has a private contract, right? They're not even under the jurisdiction
of the TSA. There's a couple, there is a, there are a couple airports in this country
that have a separate security contract so they don't even actually have TSA.
Yeah.
The line has levels to it. The line goes one floor below me to the basement and one floor above me to where TSA is.
telling us it's taking them about five hours just to make it to the checkpoint.
TSA set a record for calls out again on Sunday 40% in Atlanta, nearly 40% at
Baltimore and Houston Intercontinental and more than 37% at New York's JFK.
TSA officers are now on their 39th day of missing a full paycheck, a job that
has an average starting salary of just $35,000.
The president is also now talking about sending in the National Guard to
health. It's very hard for people to get a beat on how long these lines are from
the websites, for example, because of the systems, the cameras that they use to
measure the lines only are designed to measure the lines of people inside the
airport and not around the block. One piece of advice that we're hearing now
is for people to choose to fly at off peak hours. For example, five o'clock
last night, it was only a few minutes getting through this security check
point behind me. That's right, Steve. Our thanks to you.
TSA, the launch to San Puerto Rico were so bad, travelers were waiting in line with umbrellas
in the rain.
The lines were stretched for six hours long, wrapped through over a dozen tents, and then
around the building, this has got to end.
Yeah, it's your fucking leadership and your fucking president that you dick eat on a
daily basis is responsible for this, you asshole.
And I know that the Republicans make it seem like this is a Democrat's fault for
not funding the DHS.
But the real reason is because we've allocated all the budgets to ICE as opposed to TSA.
That's it.
What's your name?
Can show the badge.
Where's the badge?
Wait, hey, look.
Look at our beautiful terrorists.
What is this, bro?
Anti-Pikert cooked your ass.
They had the bed smacking against the wall last night.
Oh my God.
that's crazy
that's crazy
Yeah.
Grats on the sex.
Yeah.
On earth and video shows New D.A.
Secretary Mark Wayne Mullen describing his daughter pleading with him not to spank her.
Now you take Lara, for instance, when she was a girl trying to spank her.
Oh my god.
What the fuck was that, bro?
Yo, that's nasty as hell.
Conservatives will run around being like transgender's or paedophiles and then they'd fucking say shit like this.
Anyway, here's what the ice geistablishers are doing at SFO.
Can I see your badge number, sir?
What is your name?
What is your name?
Where's your badge number?
I'm asking for your badge number, sir.
What is your badge number?
I can't watch the rest of this. Jesus fucking Christ.
What is this?
Bro, I don't know how this keeps happening.
Has been gold somehow keeps getting worse. Oh my god, Kyle's cooking as my gold. Okay. Um,
Yeah, this is some nasty ass bullshit
Chabarones getting canceled again
Please watch this video
Apparently SAP was surrounding this incident to stop people from intervening
Fantastic and I don't know why I'm still talking about him, but here we are maybe there's what he
wants maybe he wants me to do stuff like this who knows but like a bug to a light I can't help
myself and here I am so asmongold also known as asmine comp he somehow is getting worse he is
getting worse on a daily basis and it is genuinely and sincerely hard to watch so here he does a
little goose stepping does a little zig hylin when it comes to dealing with immigrant families
listen to this here we go all of this is by design i say this over and over and i will continue
saying it they are doing this on purpose they are doing it so they can continue to fund these
parasite migrants and who's they what are you talking about who's they what does they mean
and who's funding immigrant communities they take the least amount from the government
they end up net tax payers immigrants to this country end up paying in a lot and getting
almost nothing back that's just a fact that's not even like just an opinion and that's the
reason why. And by the way, for you guys that are in Europe that are watching this, the same
thing's happening over there. The West has a huge problem that we have an infection and we refuse
to admit that there's a problem. Listen to the language, parasites, infection. This is why I
say goose stepping in Zigg Highland, because this is exactly what the Nazis did. That's the way
they talked about Jews, rodents, parasites. It's an infection poisoning the blood of our
country as Trump said, which he took. That was a Nazi thing from back in the day. You
care to like, I don't know, make it any more, can you make it a little more subtle? Give
Give yourself a little bit of plausible deniability.
So when I come out here and say,
you sound like a fucking Nazi and you go, no, I don't,
like at least there's a chance some people might believe you.
No, you don't wanna do that.
You just wanna fucking let it all hang out.
Okay.
There is clearly a problem.
There is clearly an affliction
and there is also clearly a solution.
But they don't wanna talk about that
because it might make them feel bad.
That has to stop.
Like if I knew that I could get these people deported
and sent back to fucking Guatemala or Somalia
or wherever the fuck they came from.
If I knew I could do that,
I would take a break from my string.
It is just incredible to me that the immigrants that he's going after almost certainly are a much bigger benefit to society than his sloppy ass.
And he's just totally unaware of that.
You sit in an air conditioned room and fucking bitch for a living son.
That's what you do.
You ramble into a microphone incoherent contradictory dumb ass thoughts on a daily basis with you out of the scene.
Nothing would change.
Nothing.
And by the way, it's not just you.
Me too, I'm just a guy who talks to you on the microphone in an air-conditioned studio.
Okay, I'm very lucky to be here. You're very lucky to be there.
Let's not pretend, like, what we do is somehow better for society than some immigrant who busts his ass in the scorching heat doing construction and building houses,
some immigrant who's a plumber, some immigrant who lays carpet, some immigrant who's an electrician.
Like, these are real jobs that actually tangibly add something to society.
I babble. You babble.
And here he is acting like they're evil, they're terrible, they're wrong.
Motherfucker, at least they shower.
At least they don't use dead rats as alarm clocks, like some people.
At least there's not a fucking cockroach crawling across their shirt as they're doing their job, unlike some people.
I'll be packing these guys up every day.
Oh no, I'd show up at their house with the ice agents. I'd show up like Ash Ketchum.
I'd say, guess what?
Guess what?
Get your shit.
What is with the fake laugh? Like why are you forcing a laugh about this? It's so embarrassing.
I'd say, guess what?
What look at that fake laugh is so this is so hard. Yeah, this part is also very
Cringy I
Hate that like the fake the fake like haha. I'm having a great time with this bullshit that he does
It's so nasty
So put on by the way the most ironic thing of all this is as many gold has always looked like the traditional depiction of Jesus Christ
Right, like the way white people think Jesus looks with, you know, he's very white, but he got like the hippie hair, the hippie beard
He looks like Jesus, but he literally sounds like Adolf Hitler. Like, like it's so it's fucking it's so bizarre
Get your shit
Now bring your friend with you. Let's go. Let's go boys. Come on
Getting a van you ain't doing shit. He said he talks a big game if he was in front of immigrants
He wouldn't say anything. He would just keep it moving
Getting the red and blue van got that you mall. That's right
I would do this and honestly I make videos about him like other you know
Like I'm gonna be real like I would be I would be so brutal to these people people would say it's too much
I would I would be filming them crying walking out getting dragged out
I put like Pokemon theme music over it. I do the whole thing. I hate him. I hate him
Hate all these people. You don't know who is this for just out of curiosity like who the fuck is watching this going?
Love this bro. This is right on bro
Like I genuinely don't understand who would watch this and get enjoyment out of it
But honestly, I'd like to thank as many gold because at the very least
He did rip the mask off of the veneer of fake intellectualism that the likes of the daily wire and Ben Shapiro gave to the right
Like the whole project of the daily wire and Ben Shapiro is to put this highfalutin
veneer over what their actual world view is and they could seem like oh
It's actually intellectual and high IQ to be on the right and let me talk really fast
It's pretty crazy that tWitch like if I were to say anything
They have as violent
It's ironic that I mean tWitch would cook my ass, right?
and
In spite of the fact that I don't say shit like that
Asmongold and all these other like fucking drama lovers
Consistently make it seem like I'm saying shit. That's like as violent or as vile as Asmongold
As a matter of fact, if I were to say something is vile about like even Israel, right, I would
be on national news.
I would be on every single news station in this country.
It's insane to me how much breathing room we give to the right.
It's crazy.
The institution is constantly babying these fucking animals, dude.
Nasty.
How to make you think I'm saying something intelligent, whereas Asimov Gold, who now,
by the way, has all the former Ben Shapiro viewers, nobody's watching Ben Shapiro anymore,
at least he's just like letting it all hang out, just like, hey, no, this is actually
what our worldview is.
We are hateful little devils.
That's what we are.
We are spiteful, hateful, greedy, sadistic assholes.
what we are. So I at least want to give him points for the honesty, because I genuinely
like thank you for leaving no plausible deniability anymore. Like I was naive when I was younger
and I thought like, there's no Nazis anymore. Like of course there's not nothing anymore.
It turns out that there's a lot of fucking Nazis and they're just Republicans. Like
they're just a lot of maga. They just are Nazis. And he's a great example of this.
We're not done yet though. Now we got some stuff on Iran, I guess.
And you've got to keep in mind too that they're bombing these people in their houses
So it's probably killing their family as well. So that means that it's not only like not only are they killing the guy
But they're also coming the whole family of the guy too and you directly broke TOS here same month workers who said
You talk shit about a protect status better or something like this
As we go singles off Somali America's it calls them all burdens society and criminals when you look at the way people from
Somalia have integrated it will see one common variable these people are total drains on site
they steal things, they do not integrate, they are negative for the societies that they come to.
Over 83% of Somali Americans are citizens and in Minnesota alone they contribute over
eight billion dollars to the economy. Again, Twitch doesn't apply the same standards.
This is, of course, it's banable. This, any other contractor, a contractor smaller than
Asmongold that doesn't have a direct through line, a direct line of communication with
like JD Vance or whatever would get ethered off this platform. Okay? Apps of fucking Lutely.
By the way, this is not even the worst thing he said about Somalis in general. It just doesn't
matter, right? Bringing awareness to this or exposing the hypocrisies don't matter,
because the reality is a lot of Twitch responds to, a lot of what Twitch responds to is public
pressure. And unfortunately, Twitter as an ecosystem is very far right. Okay? It's an
unbelievably far right ecosystem. And things that I say or do in the process of like delivering
humanitarian aid to a country that's like suffering under an unjustifiable blockade,
for example, will run and dominate the website for days on end. But shit like this will not
because most people agree with it on Twitch.
Asan is more popular than Asimov, that's why. I mean he's...
I mean I think it's fair to say that he has a lot of European fans in general.
I mean the majority of his fans are European.
Um, so and it's fair to assume that like he doesn't have as much
Real-world motion, I guess for his ideology for the things that he says
Um, I mean his his numbers look great on YouTube. That's undeniable
But but I don't think he has like real like any real-world motion was so ever
That's probably part of the reason why the stuff that he says doesn't get like that level
of that level of attention.
Yeah, the song got banned for saying Zionist animal or criticism of people cheering on
public execution and protest by ICE.
Yeah. Why do you keep saying majority of his fans are Europeans? Did he do a poll or something?
Yes. And not only did he do a poll personally, but also on top of that, anytime there is
a fan of his in my chat, we look at their chat logs and they're almost always either
from Canada or from Europe? They are European right-wingers larping as maga. Very interesting.
Sounds a very scientific poll. Is that the level of intensity, the level of authority you place on, like, my own demographic polls that I run?
Yeah, I mean, it's self-selected. Here you go. This is one of them. We caught one.
You know you also have EU fans American politics affects the world yet, but the majority the overwhelming majority of my fans are American
The majority of his fans are European
Yeah, the somewhat normies 22 35 rolls who come to my bar have mentioned you or have heard of you
But I never in my life ever heard someone name check as men gold
Is it as my viewers split by country the same as yours no I
I do think the dramas contain the X, I haven't seen anything against the Cuba Trip on TikTok,
IG or YouTube.
Uh, there's some, but it's not even that.
It's also on on mainstream media, you know, Daily Mail wrote something.
Look, this guy, again, tell-tale sign of an Asmongole fan talking about me or my dog
in the Asmongole chat.
Un-fuck-im-believable.
How did you know you caught one immediately when, oh, is there a scientific study?
Look, he's really obsessed with you.
You wouldn't be, he wouldn't be if you didn't have much higher views.
He's so insecure.
Are you gonna vote for Trump a third term now?
Smile.
He's just talking about me in that chat and then coming in here to watch me.
And then he has the audacity to say, I'm the obsessed one.
very strange the way that these guys behave. Like they, anytime there's an
Asmongold viewer in my community, anytime there's an Asmongold viewer in my community,
we check their chat logs in Asmongold's chat. Okay? And they're always talking
about me in that community. It's so strange.
People of the UK would thank you one of his chats Turks aren't Arabs, man. I think he might be Turkish
Can I not love you both no man
No, hey just saying that everyone says something on the internet hard to believe things easily anymore
Why are you backing down?
Does this come does the you know, there's your chat logs your chat logs make it seem like you have a
You know equal appreciation for both myself and and the exact inverse
Yeah, she should come to Europe ha ha there it is
Chat
Hit dogs holler. That's the scientific study. No one who is on left is just a pussy while
regular Turks are based. No one who is in Turkish doesn't correct. No one who is in
Turkish will take the time out to correct someone and say Turks are on arrows man.
I think his fans thing is if they keep climbing you're obsessed with Azmarov it sexually harasses
you over it that they'll feel a masculine, insecure, embarrassed and stop calling him
out.
from the Gamergate group of haters.
Funny as vindication ever.
Yeah, we didn't, we wouldn't know about all this
if he didn't fucking choose to chirp
when I was literally bringing him up.
Now I don't think he's European
because he's Turkish, right?
He's Turkish.
when he's house on a behavior please on ban kaya patriot 1776 wait that's awesome that's
is a fucking amazing PFP. Kaia is a patriot.
Belki Edinö taraflarındadır EYU sayları yok öyle olmuyor.
Yok öyle olmuyor.
Nice probably a Turk living in Germany or some shit, but it doesn't really matter.
My point has been proven, I think, right?
This is why I always say hogs come in all shapes and sizes.
me. There's hogs in Turkey. There's hogs in Japan. There's hogs in China. They exist
all around. But on that note, I'm done for the night. I'm very tired. So I'm going to
end it here ladies and gentlemen. It's all I got for today. The long eight hour broadcast
that we did will be back with more situation monitoring tomorrow. I love you all and I'll
I'll see you then, bye bye.
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