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And you will understand, perhaps, what I'm trying to write.
Patronizing?
Hey, I am being patronizing.
I know who the fuck you are, and you're over here chirping all the way from fucking London
about you want a fucking free pedestal, but also simultaneously you're talking about how
both sides are fucking fine.
Shut the fuck up, you don't know anything.
Okay?
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I hope all the boys, girls and MBS are having a fantastic one because today's beautiful day.
Today's a wonderful day. Today is Wednesday. It is home day.
Ladies and gentlemen, boys, girls and MBS is Wednesday, Wednesday, Wednesday.
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We are right on time. We're going to have a fantastic stream for you today.
You already know what's up. You already know what's going on. There's already people in the chat one most brain-dead streamer of all time
Why are you live at this time this is the time where I actually
This is the time where I actually do it do the dang thing
You know
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what happened to my streamer man?
Your streamer is busy.
I've been working on something that I've never done before,
which is like a mini documentary.
And we initially shot it like a vlog,
but there was like, we had such limited time
and such limited equipment
and such limited logistics given,
the conditions on the island that like,
we shot all of these interviews.
And I'm also like, and this is something that I will readily admit.
I'm also not the most, because that's what I've been working on.
This is part of the broadcast we're talking about my personal news.
And that's precisely what I'm going to do.
So I've been spending, we have the first draft for the docu,
the mini doc, which is going to feature a good deal of interviews that I conducted
out there, all of them, just like snippets from all of them basically, right?
and and I was going through it and I was giving Austin acts editorial notes and
because I I want to make sure that it's like it's it's it's not like haphazardly
put together right like so you know you'll see you'll see when it comes out
but we'll have the full interviews out too but we're working full-time on the
on the initial mini doc right now and I have to do some vo stuff over it as well to like
tie it together narratively um and and the doc the mediocrity on my youtube page like we're gonna
make it short right like that's why it's a mini doc right um so that's that's what I've been working
on I'm like trying to put together like a narrative just cover it on stream
No, I think it's okay sometimes to do stuff that's not just like I was just describing to you how I've become like so hyper focused on doing content a certain way that like I have lost the secret recipes of doing like standalone content.
Do we see kaya for a little bit boom
The rotisserie chicken is here
She has passed the fuck out. She was we were at the gym this morning. Uh, so yeah
In any case
Look you King working on big things and going into a big movie star
No, it's not like that at all, but it's a you have to use your brain
in a very different way.
When you're doing stuff like this,
you have to use your brain in a very different way.
And it's a totally different creative space.
I used to have a lot of experience in this.
As a matter of fact, it's the only thing I had experience
in doing standalone content that I write out a script for
and read straight to camera and then give editing notes
to my editor editorial team.
That's what I used to do at the Young Turks.
And then for like the last eight years,
I've just completely swapped it.
I started doing this so I can get better
at off-the-cuff speeches.
So yeah, do you think we as Democratic Socialists
should be more performatively fascist as a tactic?
No.
What?
The hell, 62-month subscriber, are you okay?
I'm gonna thank you for a properly scripted
and edited piece for you.
I'm grateful for all the work, yeah.
Obviously, it makes it a little bit more difficult to be able to put this stuff together when I'm also like live streaming, right? Every single day. So, you know,
I'll check the head. You got a guy here on the frame.
It's gone now. Thank you.
Anyway,
I wish you did more no chat content also shames now or just like eight hours of politics. I agree.
be more forgiving to yourself for being rusty in this medium it'll take practice
and effort but you get there yeah you better not have any whispering in the
VO you've been doing it too much what do you what
someone holding you hostage in your house why are you whispering am I I just I
don't know I don't know why I've been talking like this
Noah said that too. When I was doing the intro video, I was doing the intro video and people
were saying, like, Noah was listening to it and he was like, you sound like you're whispering.
I don't know why you've been doing that. Someone said, Matthew, I'm on meth. That's
why I'm talking quietly. You've been whispering for the past week.
Okay. Yeah, I haven't, I don't know. I haven't really thought about it, but I'm just relaxed.
I'm chilling. I got the island mentality. But yeah, so that's what I've been working
on this morning. Is Hollywood Hawks going to take this Cuba dog on the documentary?
No, guys, it's just, I'm just calling it a media. It's just a YouTube video. Okay. I want to do more stuff like, you know, like a little bit like channel five, a little bit like Tyler Hitler, Vera, obviously on the reverse side, you know, like a Tyler Communist Vera, rather than a Tyler Hitler, Vera, right?
Because these things do very, these things do very well on YouTube and I want to, I want to make more standalone stuff. So that's what I'm, that's what I'm trying to do.
My dog is on, you're my hero, so keep fighting the good fights for you 100%. Yeah, Tyler Castro Vera. Yeah. So you want to be Nick, not shit Lee. Yeah.
So, that is, you know, it's a totally different way to work your brain.
So I've been, you know, trying to do my very best.
And I do feel like I need to get, I do feel like I need to get like a, like a speech coach
or something.
So I can do, because I'm doing a lot more speeches this year, right?
I'm going to college campuses and whatnot.
I feel like I need to do, I need to get like a, like a speech coach. Is that the right thing?
I don't know what it's called, so that I can get better at like performing at these, at these events.
Because I don't know how to, I have no idea how to do like write a speech and then read it out loud.
like I can do teleprompters, I can wing it. Sometimes if I wing it, it's good. Sometimes
if I wing it, it's not so good, right? My mentality always has been not being me,
I think it would help to write them beforehand. You tend to do off-the-cuff, improvise speeches.
Yeah, but I don't even know how to do a written speech without just like straight up looking
down and reading it, right? But I do feel like, I do feel as though if I just keep
winging it, I'll just get better, right? I mean, I couldn't speak off the cuff to
save my life when I first started on this stream, when I first started like eight
years ago. And now, now I never shut the fuck up. So who knows?
Removing the filler words make you seem like a good public
speaker. I do add a lot of filler words. That's true. I think
the reason why I add a lot of filler words is because one, I'm
uncertain of myself, right? And that uncertainty comes out with
all the different filler words that I add on. But outside of
that, filler words are a good opportunity for me to think. So
So yeah, you transcribed the previous speech you did that you liked, went well, and then
used it as a template.
I took the LeVar Burton Masterclass on Storytime before I had to give a speech in my brother's
wedding.
That should help.
Can I be real with you?
In the past, you used to be quick with your words and make everything simple to understand,
but with the last couple of years with the Smear campaign, you started explaining too
much after each three words.
Yeah, but I don't think there's that much of an issue with over-explaining things, right?
Especially because like I talk to people all the time that watch my broadcasts, right? Like other content creators and the like and they always say like
They always say I tune in. I try to understand what you're talking about
But in many cases like the stuff that you're talking about comes across very advanced
Things that you're saying
Like they establish concepts that you understand and maybe people in your community understand I don't right sometimes
I have to genuinely look up half the things you're you're covering half the things you reference
So that's part of the reason why I think over explaining isn't necessarily the worst thing
It does if you want to read it content for tiktok you get too wordy
You're pausing during videos gotten so much better. Thank you highly recommend a speech coach then
Because these speeches are more often this be more than speaking off the cuff while that skill helps a lot having an overall structure narrative or speech makes it so much more effective
I believe your Cambridge speech while someone off the cuff actually had a great structure. Yeah, I like your vibe is more personal
There's a time and place for different styles. Keep it up. Thank you
It depends on the situation, but generally you're good at making these fairly simple to understand don't over explain simplify and make the content relatable
Thanks guys. Okay
Um, where was I? Where was I? Where was I? So yeah, that's, that's all I got personal news wise. You know, I worked out this morning into squats. I'm weak. I'm a weak man. Uh, it's Epstein fury day 26 around US peace demands.
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Get in now.
I'll talk also about the the Reuters report that just came out because like after a week of people
Complaining I don't know if you guys saw this but
After a week of complaining
It turns out
While we were
Um, is it true around the release of elder ring you and asmigold messaged over game about if the game was good
He claimed this industry yesterday. Yes. I used to have a much more
or a much more polite relationship with Asmin Gold.
You have to remember though,
that he wasn't this monster that he is now.
Maybe he always was,
but he wasn't like as outwardly a right wing propagandist.
So I don't know why he wants to appear
as though we're like close friends or something
were at some point, we never were, but we were definitely, we definitely had a much,
much more professional working relationship in the past.
It's no longer the case, of course, obviously.
He has spent a decent chunk of the last two and a half years actively trying to undermine
everything I do in terms of my Palestinian advocacy.
has done everything in his power to try to get me deplatformed. He's actually seen a little bit
of success in getting me deplatformed, getting my friends deplatformed as well. So, you know,
who amongst us hasn't had a co-worker turn into like a neo-Nazi?
But that behavior change is not normal. No, I think it is. I mean, I think there is obviously
a financial imperative there. There's a financial imperative there. And so that plays a fairly
significant role. And we've seen many people do this. Like a right-wing pivot is a very common
place thing in this industry. It's become even more common for content creators who are like on
the verge of cancellation, criminal trials, things of that nature. They all very openly pivot to the
right because they know that right-wingers will always welcome them with open arms as long as
they say the right words. As long as they say everything is, you know, everything is the
responsibility of feminism or whatever. All you need to do is just say stuff like that,
oh, it's just society, society is screwing you over. Society is ruined because of feminism,
because of social causes that literally have no impact on your life whatsoever.
And do I need a haircut? Yes, I know I do, yeah. I mean, this has also been revealed.
It's interesting because it's been revealed, right, in court documents, Rape Tone and his civil case for sexually assaulting and abusing his partner, openly revealed that he was pivoting to the far right content so that he could maintain relevancy.
And a big part of that was straight up, I mean, again, this is in the court documents.
He just openly revealed in a deposition that he was making fuck Hassan content, like anti-Hassan
content so that he could maintain relevancy.
I think in some ways these guys are very aware that it's the easiest audience to farm, right?
the easiest audience to farm, they're very domesticated. And it doesn't really require
much information. You don't have to know anything. You don't have to know what you're
talking about. You don't have to be particularly intelligent. You just need to repeat certain
talking points, right? So that's it. More biggest made like 200 videos about you all saying the same
thing and people still watch them. There are viewers. Their viewers are actual cattle. Yeah,
No, it's definitely, I mean, it's the lowest common denominator content. And I think a lot of people respond positively to it. They're very, they're not particularly intelligent. Yes, I have a slate, oops, on camera. I have a slate podcast convo that I shot the other day that just came out.
There's also another one at the Scottish National.
Real question. Does it offend you that people use you to gain an audience or do you think it's funny or both? Um, I
Don't like constantly
Being attacked who would like that? Especially because
The way that I'm attacked
Is is it undermines my goal?
My agenda, my goal is to educate people is to bring awareness to a perspective that most people in the United States of America are not privy to.
So, for that reason, I want to do advocacy, I want to educate people and I require charitability from the audience.
And many of you have given me that honor, right? Many of you have, at some point in your lives, have listened to what I had to say and were charitable.
It's so hard to watch you, man.
You're underestimating Iranian people. You're under the assumption that the Iranian people cannot rise to govern themselves. Relax. You're escalating so hard.
It's been 23 days since you said the Iranian population was going to rise up and overthrow
the government.
Has that happened yet?
It might be hard to watch me because I'm not telling you what you want to hear.
I'm telling you what's actually happening right now and I'm telling you what's going
to happen tomorrow.
That's why people pay me the big bucks, the voluntary donations at the Piker broadcasting
service PBS.
I have a friend who's into the whole Mansford Pockets and Content, show me Tyler Oliver's
video on the Jewish community in New Jersey, send him a song, debunking that video.
My friend never watched it because he said he heard his song was a propaganda.
What is this?
Yo, so glad you went through to LA and not Miami.
Yeah.
Yeah, I mean this was part of the reason activists went to Cuba to provide humanitarian aid
had been arrested in Miami airport upon their return more details to follow.
Yes, I'm familiar.
I know a bunch of the a bunch of the people that came back from the flotilla were actually stopped at the airport.
No, it's not so easy.
Yeah, I think I think the reason why and you should probably ask yourself why that's the question is
Like when you when you tune in to this broadcast, why do you find it so hard to watch when, you know, tens of thousands of others don't see it that way, right?
And I think it's probably because you have some hangups about what I have to say. And I that's perfectly valid. It's perfectly understandable. I'm covering, I'm covering a perspective that you probably have not encountered or you have thought about.
about, you lie just like, Asman, I'm not a pedos, any fan. Yeah, I don't know what's
happening here. I don't know why people, I mean, I do have a multifaceted, multi pronged
angles of attack right now that I'm receiving. So, you know, there's going to be people, I
guess, that come from all different backgrounds and different ideologies that have issues with
what I have to say. All I ask of you, and I used to say this a lot more frequently, but
all I ask of you is just to be charitable, just to hear me out. You know, you're not a baby,
you're a man, you're an adult, you have the capabilities of critical thinking. So I will
only ask of you this one thing, just to an end for a little bit and try to hear me out, try to
listen to what I have to say, try to be charitable. Okay, that's it. And, you know, you might
be surprised with what you find. In any case, let's get to the news. There's a lot going
on in the world, obviously. We are about to see levels of Osborne we've never seen before.
i mean we're already seeing it
uh... we're already seeing it is a targeted job for sure they're trying to
discredit you with normie politics before twenty twenty eight
yet but it doesn't really matter because
uh... my collaborations with uh... with politicians don't actually help me
my collaborations politicians help them
that's why they want to collaborate with me
uh... regardless of of how much uh... you know third way
or APAC or numerous other groups will launch unlimited amounts of money and attack ads
against the people that I link up with.
My dad says you're hypocritical because you make money.
I told him it's like if you care about the earth and the future, why do you drive a
car instead of walking four hours to work?
Is the system we need to change?
Yes.
It's a good, it's a good counter chatter. Good job.
Collaborate Francesca Hong in Wisconsin, please. She's winning now. No, I will be. I don't know why
we have it. I don't know why we have not actually set it up yet. I'll ask my team.
It's the same vague posting attempt tying anti-Zionism to anti-Semitism. Yeah.
Yeah, what do I do with my friends who only seem to mention or care about you when you
buy a house, buy a car, your dog gets hurt, etc.
Tell them to tell them exactly what I just said.
Tell them to watch for a little bit with Charity Billy.
There are always going to be, don't say get better friends, guys.
There are a lot of people who are just like, not tuned into anything.
They just like look at drama and think that they're learning about politics from the lens
of drama.
It's very frustrating, but it's just the reality.
So we have to work within that reality, right?
You can't organize against the base that you desire.
You have to organize the base that you have.
If you want to do mass politics, you have to meet where the masses are at.
Anyway, why did she do this?
Is this about the, there's two polls that came out in the Michigan Senate race.
You guys already know my boy, Abdul al-Sayed, Dr. Abdul al-Sayed is running.
And unfortunately, there hasn't been a lot of media attention to this very important
swing state Senate race.
You have Mallory McMorrow, Haley Stevens and Abdul al-Sayed.
Now what's interesting about this is that Mallory McMorrow, who's been endorsed by Elizabeth
Warren already is somewhat of a like liberal Zionist Elizabeth Warrenite type, right? Whereas
Dr. Abdul El Sayed is our guy. He's the left flank candidate. We don't align 100% on issues,
but we align on issues that matter quite a bit, both on the domestic stuff and the way he communicates
and certainly on foreign policy as well. Dr. El Sayed has the Bernie endorsement, right? I think
it's been especially cruelly focused on you out of 600 activists and turned the coverage into
you staying at a five-star hotel, etc. Rather than the plight of the Cuban people into the
blockade. I know it's very, very, it's very disgusting. It's very cynical and I hate it,
But there's not much I could do.
So there's two polls that came out.
There's two polls that came out.
Now, Mallory McMorro and Haley Stevens are not anti-Zionists.
a matter of fact, Haley Stevens is the APAC candidate in this race. Haley Stevens also
was the candidate that released this poll, internal poll. Now, internal polls are oftentimes
very favorable to the candidate that releases it, right? However, what was interesting about
this internal poll that came out showed Haley Stevens at 28%, Mallory McMarrow at 25%, and
And Abdul al-Said at 26%.
The race is neck and neck.
These numbers, and there's 21% that's unsure, right?
So the race currently is neck and neck.
It's within the margin of error.
So it could go in either direction.
And unfortunately, I mean, the positive outlook here
is that given how little people know about the candidates,
I would say that both McMorrow and Al-Sayed are in the progressive Israel skeptic to anti-Zionist camp, right?
Even though Abdul-Al-Sayed is more earnest on that front, obviously.
And what's interesting about it, what's interesting about this process, I would say, is that
there is definitely a market for the old boomers, it seems, that are deluded into thinking that
uh... a backpack candidate haley stevens is is good
now what's interesting also about this
is the fact that
this on internal poll that they release shows that on the informed ballot
when people learn about the positions in background of each individual candidate
Dr. Abdul El Sayed gets up to 38%.
Haley Stevens is at 35% and Mallory McMorrow is at 22%.
This is good.
Now Mallory has also submitted her position papers to APAC.
You do that because you want either APAC donations
or you want to show APAC that you're not a threat.
So she is definitely pro-Israel.
She is however trying to present herself as an anti-Israel candidate because let's be real, you kind of have to do that because we won, right?
As far as the argument goes in the United States of America, in the Western world, by and large, we won that argument.
The truth has prevailed. You can no longer, in most races, run as a pro-Israel candidate, and many pro-Israel candidates don't talk about Israel at all,
all, including Canada's that get funded by APEC. APEC never runs ads about Israel at
all. It's always about other things, depending on which primary we're talking about. It's
always specific, primary specific races or, or, or ads that they're running. It's also
always subsidiaries that don't have the name Israel in them at all. It'll be like, like
In Illinois 9, as we saw, that race got $20 million in APAC expenditure.
Overall, the Illinois races did.
And the Democratic Party primaries is a crazy number.
And the groups that were funding certain candidates or attacking certain candidates were called
elect Chicago women.
It was actually APAC, but it was called elect Chicago women.
Because APAC understands how unpopular Israel actually is.
They're not in the business of truly advocating and changing people's minds at this point.
They're in the business of manipulating the population into making wrong decisions, making
decisions that don't correspond to their morality, making decisions that don't actually benefit
them.
This is how lobbying works.
is not alone in this? Obviously, every single major corporate lobby does this exact same thing,
right? It's deception. It's deception. That's all this is, right?
And the worry here with Abdul's race, and that's why I have the donation link up right now,
and I'm going to be stumping with him for the first time ever, is that APEC is going to spend,
because it's a Senate race, APEC is probably going to spend around $20 million. This is what they do.
So they're very right-wing. I mean, they're far right. We already know that Israel is a Nazi
country and APEC is not shy about working with American fascists. As a matter of fact,
In fact, they love working with American fascists.
So,
what APEC usually does is they spend against
all the anti-Israel candidates.
And then oftentimes they're actually,
oftentimes they are actually getting funding
funding from Republican donors to like Republican billionaire mega donors or funding a pack
to go and spend a lot of money basically unlimited money in these races against the left flank
candidates who happen to be anti Zionist. And then if that fails, they'll turn around
and they'll fund the Republican. This is part of the reason why it's very
very difficult, very, very difficult to get honest anti-Israel voices elected into Congress.
Okay? This is also part of the reason why I'm a little bit more charitable with Congress
persons than the average Hassanabi head in this chat that will oftentimes yell and won't
grade politicians on a curve, right?
It's a healthy attitude to have to be critical about our electives and to ensure that they
represent our interests, but you also have to look at the larger agenda.
You have to think about how difficult it is to overcome certain financial burdens, right?
So you have to be a little bit more nuanced.
But yeah, I suspect that in the midterms and certainly in 2028, you will hear from a lot
of candidates who say, yeah, you know, I got APAC money for like a decade, but I just didn't
know how bad Israel was.
They're going to do that.
So get ready for that.
But this is also part of the reason why I keep repeating that APAC is not the end all
be all.
Okay.
What matters is what the candidates' opinions are.
What matters is the candidate's background.
What matters is what they are willing to say.
Okay?
So this is not necessarily a bad thing that people are aware of APAC and it's become a
toxic brand.
But what's more important is not that a candidate says, oh, I hate APAC.
What's more important is that a candidate says, I will make Israel stop.
Okay?
Israel relies on unlimited donations from our tax dollars to both defend themselves,
which is, you know, fungible expenditure.
So that goes into offensive capabilities as well.
That goes into them funding their own health care initiative, something that we don't offer
to our citizens here.
I will stop that.
No more unconditional aid to Israel.
a lot of these candidates
won't say israel is done a genocide a lot of these candidates won't say israel
is an apartheid
these things are true
and can is should say that
so simply
claiming that you're not going to take a pack donations or whatever
is is not enough israel all the people you get behind will vote for iron
dough money defense women's gift fucking real men
all right brother
um... you're charitable because your democrat live just be on his vote blue
no matter who but make it dsa members
uh...
hey man
uh... if you find uh... an opportunity to offer material support to hummus you
know let me know okay do you got you got a route there
what's your suggestion
all that's right you have no suggestion
it sucks
that these are the cars that we are dealt
i will continue to apply pressure to candidates don't address my point
Do you think I'm in favor of giving Israel defensive weapons or have I not made it clear what my stance is while you were typing that out?
I did address your point. I addressed the point before you actually made your point.
Okay. If you get behind the people who then you add, there's a distinction without a difference. Wait, what?
Okay, whatever. I want to invent my own basis on stop dismantling my delusion. I don't think the base is
necessarily far off from not making the distinction between defensive and offensive weapons
This distinction is not being made by the majority of people
And I don't even care if the distinction is being made by the majority of people and they're demanding that Israel continue getting defensive weapons
Because we must defend them. I don't care because it's ridiculous, right?
my job is to educate people and help them understand that all of the defensive expenditures are ways
in which Israel can be more violent. You would not offer anti-aircraft artillery
or anti-aircraft weapons to Nazi Germany. You don't even want to give anti-aircraft weapons to
the Palestinians and they certainly deserve it. They honestly do deserve it. They should get
anti-aircraft weapons. There's one country and one group of people that I'm in favor
of offering defenses to, it's the Palestinians. It's the Lebanese population.
Yeah, what is this? I admire Assam Piker because he broadcasts to 11 billion streamers for a
million hours a day and also has the entire DNC establishment constantly saying the worst
things about him nonstop and still hasn't gone insane. If one person is mean to me,
I mope for a week. He crashes out daily over his own chat, but yeah, sure. Okay, buddy.
Yeah, I will be honest.
I am insane already. That's why I can do it. I've received a ton of hate on this site,
sometimes coordinated, but I don't think I could withstand the combined attack of GOP, DNC, and
the Manhattan Institute, Osborne, the Mossad, CBS, New York Times, Washington, Walsh U Journal,
free press, free press, Fox News, CIA, and all the other think tanks, sliming, and inner grifters
combined. It wouldn't be coming after someone so hard if they weren't feeling threatened. This
might be the biggest attempted media takedown I've ever seen, especially against someone who
isn't a politician. I mean, yeah, they're the reality of the matter is this. Okay. I
will always have thick skin and you should too. But remember, the reason why they're
doing that is because I am a fairly sizable megaphone for you. Okay, for your opinions.
Yes, I do engage in advocacy. Yes, I try to educate people. But the reality of the matter
is at the end of the day, there are a lot of people who have these opinions. I'm just helping them.
I am helping people like you in this audience and whoever actually tunes in and is charitable
enough to understand what I'm saying or listen to what I'm saying without immediately getting mad.
I'm giving you the tools to be able to better communicate your opinions, your worldview.
I think a big part of the reason why, I think a big part of the reason why people are frustrated
is also because, and then the reason why they're doing this to Abdul El Sayed is because they
don't want the Zoran thing to happen, okay? Yeah, they don't want the Zoran thing to happen with
Abdullah al-Sayed, they hate. Like a lot of these people that are fake nice to Zoran,
fucking do not want this to happen ever again, okay? They do not want another Muslim anti-Zionist
candidate who will advocate for decoupling from Israel, who will advocate for Medicare for all,
who will advocate to abolish ICE, they do not want, especially in the Senate, they do not
want that to happen, okay? And it's really interesting because I keep reiterating this
point over and over again. I'm just one person, right? I'm a place where people congregate,
like-minded people, but I'm just one guy. I'm not like hypnotizing people into arriving at these
conclusions. I think they think I'm like single-handedly doing this stuff. I'm not. I think my impact is very limited. These guys think I have a lot more impact than I actually do. I find it very strange that they behave like this. Hold on.
So, like, if you were to successfully de-platform me or kill me or whatever, right, yeah, okay, I go away.
But someone else is going to inevitably take my place.
You take them out, someone else is going to take their place.
Because this anger and this resentment is not going to go away because it's real.
It's real. It's not fake.
Your largest impact on the Zoran campaign was that you had a bunch of people who watched
you end up canvassing or working for him, not changing people's minds yourself.
Yeah, absolutely. I am not capable of single-handedly changing the outcome of races. I mean,
and sometimes even if a candidate is doing their very best, they can still, even if I
support them, they can still lose, right? I mean, Cat Abel Ghazali is a great example of this.
I think overall, most people didn't care about her foreign policy papers at all. They didn't
care about that. But at the end of the day, she got very close and it was brilliant. It was awesome.
The fact that she was so close to seizing victory against the candidate, Daniel Biss,
that got pretty much all of the endorsements that you need to get from the Congressional Progressive
caucus, to, to, uh, you know, local electeds and, and
Catabagus Ali was able to defeat so many other candidates
including the APEC back to Canada in that race as well.
At the age of 26 with no experience whatsoever, first campaign,
I think that was a testament to the fact that one, I can't
single-handedly change the outcome of a race, right?
I think we found that out.
But two, we can give a pretty solid push, pretty reliable push.
the candidates. She got within the margin of error and it's still fantastic. But obviously,
you know, there's always going to be, there's always going to be hurdles to overcome.
So Bernie and AOC and all the progressives need to endorse Abdul now. Bernie has already
endorsed Abdul. Abdul al-Said was early, was an early birdie endorsement.
But yeah, they genuinely don't want this to happen, okay? I'll just, I'll be very real with
you. I think a lot of establishment Democrats are terrified of a guy like this winning a Senate race.
What I want to say today, in accordance with the fact that we love that in New York City,
you're going to hear it from everybody. It wouldn't be our city if there wasn't somebody on the block.
I want that man to be able to afford to keep living in New York City because the day that
I don't hear him yelling at me, it means he got priced out of this place.
And I don't want that.
I don't want that for him.
I don't want that for anybody in this city.
We need to make this a city where it's affordable enough to yell at your politicians.
If it's not that city, it's not the city I want to live in.
I love how he just like brings everything back to the affordability agenda.
I mean, he's brilliant.
He has, I mean, it's a perfect situation, right?
Like the stars align, he is conniving,
which you kind of need to be.
He knows how to play politics,
which you definitely need to do.
He has great constituent services, fantastic.
He has the ideological background.
And it works.
And it works in a way where it boosts the profile of, of the DSA.
And you need guys like this.
I want to put Zoram Mammadani's in every seat, even if at certain points,
conniving is not the right word, but I get you.
No, I think it is there.
I use that word on purpose.
He can be.
He is cunning, but he can be conniving too.
I use that word on purpose.
Anyway, if you, if what you said were true, they'd be doing it now.
What is this?
I'm confused.
Yeah, he's got Riz.
He's got Riz.
and you need to have Riz. You definitely need to have Riz. Look up Konami as you're doing
something immoral, illegal or harmful. Yes, he can do something. He has tacked, but I
will say he will shank people too, if necessary. And you kind of have to be like that. That's
That's my point.
I wanted to use a negative term.
Okay, guys, stop hanging off.
He's just...
Let's be clear about it.
So let this be a city where we have this, where we worry about, are the Knicks going
to win the championship, where we ask ourselves, why is a $9 latte $9?
But this not be a city where we ask ourselves, is government doing enough to build affordable
housing as quickly as it can?
Today starts to answer that final question.
Thank you so much.
So yeah, he singularly, he is singularly invested in being a movement guy and doing sewer socialism,
doing good constituent services, leaning into the promises that he made, and show anyone
around the world, if not certainly around the United States of America, that like,
you can have better, better politicians, you know, that democratic socialism is scary, right?
So yeah, he's Machiavellian. It's a better word to use there. Yeah.
Carl Byer says, I usually push back on this kind of allegation, but the sheer scale of
these attacks on Assad and the timing and actors involved all point directly to coordination
and it would probably be a good idea to keep track of who participated.
Stacey Kate, that's right.
We should all put them on a list and they'll all be dealt with as soon as the glorious
revolution starts.
It's so funny that you think you can scandalize the act of making a list in the age of big
data.
Do not trust Sumpiker.
He's likely a well-paid by right wing billionaire's division agent whose purpose is to divide
the left so Republicans win.
He does nothing but harm Democrats by design.
It seems like you're the one being divisive here, you know
Michael Brooks rest in power had it the right way we got to be born Machiavellian. I think so too. I think it serves us well
Tim Miller is doing this to another one of my candidates, just like he did to Zoran. He's now
doing it to Abdul El Sayed as well. This is another thing that makes me look a little side-eye,
but again, Tim is doing something in this circumstance that the overwhelming majority of,
like he is not criticizing Dr. Abdul El Sayed's statement here. He's criticizing 90% of Americans
at this point, right? Because when when when Dr. El Sayed
court retweeted the price of gases jumped in Lansing and said, thank an APAC bought politician,
he's literally doing populism. Okay, he is doing the right thing. That's good campaigning. That's
good messaging. Okay, anyone that side eyes this kind of stuff to to claim that this is in any
way shape or form anti-semitic is ridiculous. I think out of all of the like centrist, right-wing,
think tank adjacent, think tank backed, spokespersons who have now embedded themselves
in the Democratic Party, I think Tim is probably one of the nicer individuals,
but he does actually do this kind of thing all the time in moments that matter, right?
right? In moments that matter. So, you know, this is, he did, this was Zoran, the whole,
why don't you condemn, globalize the Intifada was Tim Miller's line. It was massively consequential
in my opinion, not consequential because it actually harmed Zoran, but consequential because
I think it changed the ways Iran communicates about certain things. His initial response
was very good. His initial response to that question was really, really good, right?
He said intifada is an Arabic word, and you're afraid of an Arabic word. The Holocaust Museum
In Arabic, we'll say the Warsaw Ghetto in Tafada. It just means Uprising.
That's all this is. It's correct. It was the truth. You should never stop saying the truth. That's my number one principle, okay?
Oh, thank you.
That's my number one value. That's what I always advocate for and I will continue advocating for that.
You have to always say the truth. It's the least you can do, okay?
And unfortunately, Zoran actually backed away from that, if you guys recall, and ever since then his communications on this issue have been
very, um,
I guess it has too many concessions in my opinion, especially because, especially considering the fact that his, his, his
no holds barred attitude
towards
leaning into
uh... towards like uh... saying anything positive about israel whatsoever when
people kept asking over and over again is what led him to to win
the primaries right
very crowded field
a lot of people look this are on a different way
we should not allow never trump is in the left if you want to be on the left
accepted the way it is. People like Tim Miller want to have status quo, a dem party in the
definition of a modern Republican if we're honest. No, I agree 100%. I agree. I was just saying he's
not as demonic as the rest of the demons. He's still a demon though, you know?
The idea that decades of Israel lobby pressure on Iran had no direct influence and so can't be
blamed for this war is ridiculous. They didn't directly convince Trump to go to war, but they
had a long-term structural impact shaping the environment in which decisions were made. Yes.
And in this circumstance, I actually say, as many other people who look at this, you know, with
with the critical lens, we'll openly admit that this time it's a little bit different.
Some people say Iraq. We went to Iraq because of Israel. I don't agree. I think Israel played a
role in American foreign policy, as it always does. But that decision was still ultimately in the hands
and was pushed by people with a vested interest in dominating Iraq and piecing up their oil fields
that were previously in the hands of the Iraqi state. Israel may be played like 15 to 25% role in
in agitating and urging to go to war in Iraq.
However, in Iran, it's a little different.
It's a little different.
And I think it's important to notice
that it's a little different
because when the environment changes,
you have to adapt.
When the environment changes,
you can't turn around and act as though
the previous information that you had,
your previous analysis is still correct in every single situation.
I have often said that Israel got into the driver's seat after Trump won,
directing our Middle Eastern foreign policy, and Joe Biden never actually changed
that reality.
He, he leaned into it as well.
And Donald Trump in his second term has accelerated that.
But to say that we bombed Iran all on our own, and no other president or every other
president would have done the same thing.
Presidents after would have done the same thing is bullshit, it's complete utter nonsense.
Israel tilted the scales.
Now is Donald Trump responsible for this?
Of course he is.
He's the one who sanctioned it.
He's the one who signed off on it.
Of course he's responsible for every single death.
No one is saying that Donald Trump is not responsible, but the idea that we cannot also
direct our animosity if we are upset with the events that are unfolding, direct our
animosity at Israel and the Israeli lobby and Israeli lobby backed candidates is ridiculous.
totally ridiculous. You'll never catch me saying that George W. Bush was an idiot and therefore the
entire the entire global war on terror and the responsibility of it is in the hands of Dick Cheney
because he was the one who is basically anchoring the operations. In George W. Bush was simply just
like a mouthpiece like a like a dumb guy who was signing off on all this stuff but he just like
Had no responsibility whatsoever. No, these are these are bloodthirsty monsters of war criminals are the highest order. Okay
Two things could be true at the same time
In any case I do find it very funny that a lot of people
Are doing this kind of attack on someone like Abdul El Sayed, but it's a good thing
It's not a bad thing. It's a good thing and the reason why it's a good thing is because this isn't 2016 anymore
this isn't 2017 anymore, right? This is 2026. And this attitude is the popular attitude. So,
all that you do when you try to scold people, this is another thing that makes me look at
this, PsiDi, like implying that there is like a little bit of antisemitism in this statement.
When there is no antisemitism whatsoever in this statement, it's just the truth.
I like that. Because this doesn't actually hurt Dr. Abdel El Sayed,
As long as he maintains his courage because he knows he's on the side of truth and justice on this issue
Um, this actually just shows the rest of the people that tim miller's perspective and his analysis is
It has some blind spots. Let's say
The war is not the fault of apac bop politicians broadly is the fault of trump you can say bb or mbs influenced it
But domestically the person to blame is trump throw in lindsay if you want
You're attended is also jumping in on the side of a pack. Yeah
The only person responsible for this war is Donald Trump. It was his decision and his decision alone unclear to me
Why and Dem would not be clear about that. Yeah, I
Don't know why these people are just like landing on these swords. They're just like diving off of you know
They're diving off of skyscrapers on on
a bunch of rusty swords in the in the direction of defending Israel is very strange oh god
they're doing Trump is bad like they do bb is bad not Israel yeah yeah guys you don't
understand it's only Adolf Hitler that was bad. The rest of the Nazis were fine, you
know, it's just kind of like that. And of course, if you're wondering why near
attendant head of Center for American Progress previously is diving on this sword. Here's
a photo of her doing a softball interview with Netanyahu in 2015, an event which caused
a scandal because she was so clearly whitewashing his authoritarianism. Right. And Center for
American progress is supposed to be a Democratic Party think tank that is not in the center,
but on the left.
Now I say supposed to be because it's not, and I know people that have worked there.
There are some wonderful people that have come out of the Center for American Progress
as a matter of fact.
And yet, the reality of the matter is it is yet another one of these Democratic Party
think tanks, that is center right. It's that simple. That's why a lot of these guys are
chirping. Because these guys, as I said yesterday, when these attack ads started, when these
attacks got some motion, these guys would rather lose over and over again. They do not
care about saving democracy. They do not care about winning elections. They certainly don't
care about defeating the Republicans. They are singularly focused on maintaining their grip
of power, no matter how much that power erodes. As long as there's a couple Democrats that are
gonna open their doors to these lobbyists, they're fine with that. And they're playing the same role
that the Republicans are in many, many ways. Like the Iran war is a great example of this because
Both parties, it's bipartisan. Let's be real, right? It's uniparty. Going to war is always uniparty.
Maybe there are some exceptions, right? But
going to war is something that a lot of Democrats also want to do, especially with Iran.
Part of that is because of their
their ideological zealotry.
Part of that is because they have vested interest in continuing to grow defense contractor budgets, right?
There's like a lot of corporate sponsorships at play here. Part of that is because they're
ideologically committed to Israel. Part of it is because they're worried about the money faucet
that Israel represents in American politics turning against them. They don't want that because
they'll lose their seat that way, I guess. But yeah, at the end of the day, at the end
of the day, these people don't care about winning. They don't care about unseating Republicans.
And I think the base, first and foremost, despises Republicans. That's why I always
say they're closer to me than they are to Center for American Progress, to Miller. They're
They're closer to my worldview than they are to the likes of Third Way.
Because those guys don't care about winning, those guys do not care about unseating Republicans.
They don't care about defeating fascism, right?
Many liberals do.
Many self-identifying liberals do.
Many lifelong Democratic Party voting liberals do.
And that's why they're so frustrated with the Democratic Party right now, where the Democratic
party's approval rating is that 70% amongst Democrats. That's unheard of. That is genuinely
deep, deep problems, a divergence in the base of support and the party itself, especially
at a time when Democrats are supposed to be incredibly popular as a counterbalance to
the unpopular Trump-led Republican Party.
It's that simple.
I said this yesterday, the entire Israel First Republican Party is actively
coming after me and I'm the last I had today.
This kind of outrage, manufacturing and false mirrors no longer works.
Americans have awakened to the reality that we must stop Israel.
There's another thing I also said, but I can't.
Where is it? Where did I say it? I can't find it. Anyway, 70%, no, 70, 70. That's really
bad. That's 70, 70 for Democrats. Only 70% of Democrats have an approval, a positive
opinion of the Democratic Party right now. That's terrible. It should be 90%. It should
be 90%. When Trump is president and they all despise Donald Trump, you're supposed to rally
against the only other option, right? That's usually how it works.
But yeah, Al Yacobi's been coming after me. A lot of the classic Hasburists, the outrage
manufacturers have been coming after me pretty aggressively, and they're doing my favorite
thing. This is my favorite thing. I've been very clear about this. I hope they continue
doing this. Where they post things that I'm proud of, things that I'm open about, things
that I have said, dunks, if you will, instead of the things that they take out of context.
Literally doesn't matter. He can prep with whoever he wants. He can prep with many more
as if he wants. There is no, there is no what you support terrorism question mark. No, I
I don't I don't support the state of Israel and I don't support the state of the United States of America
literally
Like they're like oh he said America is doing terrorism. Yeah, it is
Who what American supports everything that this government does unconditionally
Yes, I do not support the terrorism that the United States of America contributes to around the world.
I've been saying this for the past 10 years as a matter of fact, and I will continue saying it as long as America keeps waging unjustifiable wars around the world.
It's that simple. We wage economic terrorism as we are currently in Cuba, strangling the island.
We engage in empirism, direct boots on the ground, warfare, destabilization all around the world.
We kidnapped the head of a sovereign nation.
Black Bagnum in the middle of the night killed a bunch of his security detail,
flew him out to New York City to put together a mock trial.
What can you call that if not terrorism?
It's completely ridiculous. We've been bombing fishing boats
off the coastline of Venezuela for months
and celebrating it. We double tapped
A school in Iran?
That's terrorism.
To which I replied with, what would you call two plus years of live stream child holocaust
if not state-inflicted terrorism, because that's precisely what it is.
I think once again, honesty is the best policy.
Number one, we must seek truth from facts.
Number two, honesty is the best policy.
Just stand on your principles, say the truth,
and eventually people will come to terms with you, okay?
They will understand where you are coming from.
Can you prove that last one?
Double tapping a school, yes.
Were you asleep?
Hello, first day in Iran, what did we do?
It's literally on the New York Times, on Reuters, on Associated Press.
It's unbelievable that you haven't actually encountered this.
The government admitted it, the US military confirmed it.
As a matter of fact, the only person that still was holding on to the idea that maybe
Maybe it was Iran that bombed its own school was Donald Trump.
It's on video.
It's a Tomahawk missile.
Were you in a coma?
Welcome back, chatter.
Things have changed quite a bit around the world.
you woke up or since you passed, uh, since you passed out. Um, so yeah, um,
now, but I'll say getting that Midas touch boost and I love that. Let's take a look at what he had
With this war, it compounds matter.
So I wanna give your take, Abdul, on the war
and also on the impact here at home
of what you're seeing in Michigan.
Yeah, Ben, I appreciate you covering this
and being as extensive in the coverage as you have been.
This is an illegal unjustified war,
but somebody's gotta pay for it.
And that someone is us.
We're paying for it to the tune
of hundreds of billions of dollars
and counting money that should be spent
to provide for our own children here at home.
You mentioned the destruction of a girl's school
by an American missile.
We pay for that missile.
They got dropped on those kids and dropped on their school.
And I imagine what would happen if instead of dropping
a missile on a school over there,
we were dropping that same money into schools over here
or investing in our infrastructure
or addressing the fact that people
can't afford their healthcare.
There is an opportunity cost to war.
Donald Trump has never had to actually pay for it.
He's never put anything of himself on the line.
So for him, this is just another day
doing what Donald Trump does,
which is enriching himself and his family
at the cost of the American public.
I just filled up my gas.
And this should be the least of our worries,
but think about this.
A dollar more per gallon of gas every single day
that people have to fill up across this economy.
It is increasing the price, not just at the gas pump,
but I looked at diesel, that's five bucks a gallon.
Diesel is what powers our trucks.
Diesel is what takes our foodstuffs
into our grocery stores.
you're going to feel that cost in our grocery stores.
And so you're talking about the destruction of people's lives
over there, the destruction of our livelihoods here,
all for what?
So Trump and his goons can trade on the probability
of stock markets that they're manipulating
to make money from themselves while the rest of us pay.
It is insane, it's wrong, it needs to stop
and we need to hold him and everybody
who empowered this accountable.
Perfect, perfect take.
Okay. That's it. No notes. Respect. That's why I like them.
Mehdi Hasan also joined in on the fun. This is where it started. Listen, it's all well
and good to criticize democratic policies. I love when they always say this, by the way.
You know, they're always like, it's all right. You know, you can criticize Israel. You can
criticize Benjamin Netanyahu. I define how you get to criticize Israel. And they're doing
that with like how the Democratic Party should operate as well. It's like, why do you get
to this side? I mean, I don't really flex this as much as I maybe should, but I have
a bigger chunk of the pie than you, right? Like whether you're a third way, whether
you're APAC or Center for American Progress, like I represent a much larger piece of the
puzzle, a much larger piece of the pie than you do. You actually don't have any real constituency.
You do not represent the base of support at all. You can try to shitsmere all you want all day,
every day, but that doesn't change the reality, right? That's it. If you think America deserve
not 11 designers or rabbit neo-Nazis, we'd be proud to have you on your show. Thanks for sharing,
says APAC. I'm going to repeat that and go, yes, Zionism is a fascist ideology just like
Nazism is, it's true, but in any case, so Michael A. Cohen, not Trump's lawyer, former
fixer says, listen, it's all well and good to criticize democratic policy for holding
a visit with a Sompiker.
But don't forget the bros at Pod Save America, who have had Piker on as a guest multiple
times and invited him to speak at their current conference. He's the guy sitting between Tim,
Tim Miller and Simone DeSanders, right? To which John Favre said, yep, there he is,
a person we debate politics with. Thanks for sharing. To which Michael A. Cohen responded with,
I think it's important to debate politics as a guy who routinely makes anti-Semitic statements,
the state of democratic politics in 2026. To which Matthew Hassan replied with,
My entire timeline is full of pro-Israel people saying Piker makes many anti-Semitic statements,
but they can't bring themselves to actually quote or link to these many anti-Semitic statements,
right? And it's true. On paper, they can rob certain things of its context,
and they try to do that to the best of their ability. They'll be like, oh, this son said,
Jews are in bread. It's bullshit. I call all reactionaries in bread. There are, you know,
five, 10-minute compilations, right? It's ridiculous.
That's like one of the only ones that I think is, is what they consider to be like genuinely
anti-Semitic that could be perceived as borderline anti-Semitic, right? But outside of that, it's,
it's all ridiculous, you know? The Americans are not, the, the Hasan Panker called Jews inbred.
He said, America deserved 9-11, addressed a million times over.
He said, it doesn't matter if a Moz rape Jewish women on October 7th.
That's not what I said.
I said, whether rapes happened or not does not change the dynamic on October 7th.
That genocide is still unacceptable.
Okay.
That's what it was.
I think that's again, the majority position.
And it's the position of people with a conscience.
He suggested that killing the two Jews outside the Israeli embassy in DC was a false flag operation.
did not say that at all. Ironically enough, it was the exact opposite thing that I said.
But, you know, again, just lying. He called a Hamas terrorist propaganda video a music video.
That wasn't a Hamas terrorist propaganda video. It was a Houthi video, and it was a music video,
and I stand by that. Once again, doesn't matter to this guy. I said the Houthis are musical people.
The Yemeni people are musical people. There's a distinction. There's a difference here.
And yes, they do make wonderful music videos as they fight back against the Saudi occupiers.
The video that I was looking at was a music video from when the Saudi Arabian government was
literally enforcing a blockade, you know, killing tens of thousands of children in Yemen.
and they had made a song of resistance,
which went pretty fucking hard.
They make great diss tracks, right?
Or it gives the platform to open these boards,
Hamas and Houthi terrorists.
Once again, I am in favor of international human rights
and people do have a right to militarily resist
against genocide.
People do have a right to militarily resist against apartheid.
The real crime here is not people fighting back against genocide or apartheid.
The real crime here is actually the apartheid itself, the genocide itself.
Can't really do anything about that really.
Again, conversation has shifted.
It's not 2023 anymore.
It's not the month of October in 2023 anymore.
Can't really get away with this.
All of this stuff is basically just like, oh, he's anti-Israel and I don't like it.
Right.
So his favorite flag is the Hezbollah flag.
He compares Zionists to neo-Nazis. Again, now they're posting my bars, okay? Then, because they move
on from like things that they lie about, which are explainable to things that are just objectively
true, that they are totally indefensible from the Zionist side. So they just like reveal that
position, not realizing that that is the majority position, right? That's just the majority position.
And he's repeatedly justified an excuse from Mazeloktober 7 attacks. I've not done that.
He's someone who clearly hates Jews and loves Hamas. I do not hate Jews
He worships Putin and other communist dictators Putin is not a communist
And I certainly do not like Vladimir Putin nor do I worship him
But also he's not a fucking communist if he was a communist
Yeah, maybe that could be a different dynamic there, but no he is not a communist at all
And just recently he said he prefers Islamist terrorists over America and Israel
Don't really know what he's talking about here, but I assume he's trying to say
Sahn has said he's a harm reduction voter very famously said that I am a harm reduction voter as you guys know and as a harm reduction voter
I always will vote for the lesser evil and Hamas is a thousand times better than Israel
It's just true facts are facts you can argue against them
You can try to explain to me why that's not the case and engage in racialized rival
But at the end of the day, it's just the truth Hamas did not do a genocide Israel did right as a matter of fact
Hamas, the orphaned sons, like a military group, a military formation comprised entirely the
orphaned sons of Palestine, were one of the few groups that was actually fighting back
against Israel's exterminationist campaign, making it as costly as possible for Israel
to continue raping and pillaging and destroying the civil society that Palestinians were
able to create, in spite of the occupations, best efforts to destroy their lives and livelihoods.
So, you know, there's that. And that's just a start. There's much more he's done and said,
but yes, Matthew, he's toxic. The Huns views and Nick Fuentes views are equally toxic. They're not.
As a matter of fact, there's a lot more similarity between
Nik Fuentes' worldview and his ideology with people who are pro-Israel.
Because Zionism is racism. Zionism is fascism. It's a fascist ideology.
It's a religious, ethno-supremacist ideology that is exterminationist both in
principle and also as a mechanism of said ideology. And that's fascism.
That's exactly what Nick Fuentes wants. Nick Fuentes wants a white nationalist dystopia here in the United States of America
And he's very clear about that. He'll openly say it. He wants and Richard Spencer has said this before as well
Where they say look we don't have a problem with Israel
We just want to do Israel for whites here in America for white Christians here in America
So yeah, those views are identical I
I am not branding you as pro-Israel. You probably backed Israel's genocide in Gaza from the get-go,
including the exchanges with me on this very site. And it is relevant. We know it's well
documented now in the open. The charge of new anti-Semitism was conceived by pro-Israel groups
to conflate criticism of Israel with criticism of Jews. The fact that pro-Israel people openly
on here are quoting Piker, who, however outrageous they find his views with Fuentes,
A holocaust denying Nazi who openly and proudly attacks Jews makes it clear this is about
Pyger's Israel stance and not anti-Semitism in abstract.
And what's crazy to me is, what's crazy to me is that when what is this I find it funny
that the quota statements are always a word or saying inbreds by itself means absolutely
nothing to the whole statement deserve 9 11 against me nothing by itself.
What Wow are you proud of that?
What a fucking communist fanboy.
Do you know who's chat you're in? There is 32,000 of us in here
You're alone look around
In any case
Yeah, here's the actual the none of this justifies the rapes or I mean
I mean, none of this, the rapes quote, here it is, this is, this is what they always play.
I suppose to be at a place where saying maybe there was some sexual violence doesn't make
you as honest.
I mean, I say that and I don't think it makes me as honest.
I say that as well.
But if the, but if the conclusive evidence is coming from Zaka or the Israeli government
or the Israeli police force claiming that they have a mountain of evidence, because remember
the Israeli police force said they had a mountain of evidence. And then when questioned on it
further said no, they had no evidence whatsoever. Like if all we can rely on is the word of
the IDF, that's ridiculous. There is, however, evidence. There is, however, real evidence
as far as like first hand accounts and testimony, even second hand accounts and testimony from
hostages. So that part is real, that did happen, which is very important, and that was a part
of the UN investigation that was conducted. I've never discounted that, just like I've
never discounted the likelihood that sexual violence did occur on October 7 and after.
By the way, none of which justifies Israel's actions. So it doesn't even matter. None of
this justifies that Palestinians have a right to, to dignity, a right to emancipation, a
right to live fucking free lives, free from this occupation, doesn't matter. Doesn't matter
if fucking rapes happen on October 7, like that doesn't change the dynamic for me even
this much. So that's the other part of this problem that many people that can't contend
with like the Palestinian resistance is not perfect. They're not like so good. They have
magical bullets. And there's no criminal elements that could have conducted themselves
very differently. Like that, that doesn't change the dynamic for me at all. Look at
that. That was, of course, like very, very close to October seven as well. But yeah,
I'm
These guys man this is a concert effort happening right now. There's trying to oh
This guy saying the exact opposite says
Because there is a concerted effort happening right now that is trying to inject Sompiker
into the Democratic Party apparatus while kicking out the people he dislikes, members
of the Jewish, black, and working class communities.
We cannot fall for it and we must fight against it.
It's unbelievable how much more smoke, quote unquote, Democrats, I don't even know if this
guy actually is a Democrat, but like, it's unbelievable how much more anger and resentment
centrist Democrats have against their left flank, then they do against the right.
Have you guys noticed that?
It's very interesting, don't you think?
It's very odd.
So funny you cosplay in Cuba.
Cosplay is what? A rich guy?
Am I a rich guy or am I cosplaying as a rich guy?
right? Cosplaying is what? Cosplaying is what? An out-of-touch white guy who is, you know,
on a, on a, like, treating poor people. Poor Cubas is a, is a safari because, like, that's
the argument that people are trying to advance, right? Like, that doesn't even make sense
when you say so funny you cosplay in Cuba. No, I'm just me, you know? I'm a financially
successful person who did something that you find unconscionable, which is care about other people.
Bring awareness to their plight, talk about who's actually harming their day-to-day existence,
or also simultaneously trying to deliver aid to these people, necessary aid. So that's what I did.
You know, I get a lot of clothes from brands. They sent it to me for free. Right?
No soul having motherfuckers hating on you set to run. They give the five gift to subs.
Can you cosplay as my dad? I am your dad. Well, I'm the stepfather. No, I'm the father.
That's stepped up. Our war crimes are made crimes because we believe morality means you
have a responsibility in order to protect the lives of innocents and reduce harm to
populations not involved in the fighting instead of justice. We've had years of justification
for choices to violate that responsibility. Yeah.
Sky News Australia said to Sompiker accused of throwing food at kids.
They're just making shit up about you. Wait, what?
Convoy to Cuba featuring pampered western commies including Hassan piker
Communist convoy to Cuba has some piker accused of throwing food at Cuban children. Wait what?
The fuck so that was a clickbait title nobody shocked sub-kaya that's so-called communist
Sompiger wouldn't be as wealthy as he is if you grew up in Cuba. Yeah, no shit. Yeah, that's true. What what kind of point is that?
Does that justify the blockade no
Brother fuck speech coaches you the higher lawyers. I mean, this is very funny
who has been accused of throwing food at Cuban children.
The goal of this whole exercise is to...
Yeah, I wasn't here.
I don't know what the hell these guys are talking about.
Like, I'm just, like, materializing in places that I've never been to at this point.
Yeah, just mix it up, you know?
You might as well be like,
Son, Paya, was responsible for personally killing Cuban children with his bare hands.
He said the children were not sufficiently revolutionary.
That's right.
Here is scorn news Australia.
The accusations are limitless.
He ate one of the children.
Harris, the American government, the Trump administration blaming them for Cuba's many
issues. But the Cubans themselves are fighting back against this narrative, including just
came to stream after watching the news. Fuck you, dude. Yeah.
This gentleman who had this message for the leftists.
You'd rather see people keep suffering because why so Donald Trump doesn't get the credit.
This is not about Donald Trump, it's about somebody standing up finally and standing
up to a communist regime.
by starving children. Thank God. Thank God, dude.
Kosha, he also said the power grid has been capped.
Also, I like that they don't even say who's making the accusations.
They don't show the accusations at all.
Very, very strange way to do commentary.
They're just materializing things that are completely,
like they're materializing shit out of thin air, you know?
You and Chapel Roan. Yeah. Hold on. Plus, just hire a lawyer for this shit. They can
just send season, this is letters for obvious lander. Even worse, they're pulling for man
and bought a council Twitter and saying there are accusing you. Yeah. Anyway, um, yeah,
this is funny. Brad Schneider got some retweets here and you look at the retweets like Shannon
wants. I don't know who that is. Destiny and APAC, all the, all my ops. Oh, then there's
just want to make sure we're talking about the same person.
We're referring to Hassan, Crimean, Rube, Pigeon, the one of regurgitates Russian talking
boys and supports Russian imperialism. Yeah. Famously. A lot of people were dunking on
that person too. My famous support for Russian imperialism. Adam defended you law. Oh, Adam
Carlson. Yeah. Wait, this whole hate campaign has been coordinated by FC. No, he's just
adding on to the pile. He's, he's not like even a relevant factor in this at all. He's
utterly irrelevant as a matter of fact, even if like his tireless work of like, um, his,
his tireless advocacy of like a Hassan bad has played a formative role in like a building
this base, this robust base. You think Joe Manchin will get, oh yeah. Here's, this will
probably brought up by either client during their debate. Here's a Sampire calling a variety
of people in bread. Hold on.
I am making a pledge to try it to try and no longer call reactionaries inbred in the
future.
There's a five.
Here is a
five minute and twenty-five second compilation. Ethan Liza's song calls
Eugene Brady. In reality, it's not just calls right-wingers and braver guards with their ethnicity. Let's take a look.
You think Joe Manchin will get this level of cloud and prominence if he was just another
Inbred, Hick fucking Republican senator from West Virginia, of course not. I feel like this inbred Nazi
Didn't just have some the theory rhetoric against immigration and that's precisely why we brought in some of the worst
Inbred fucking tech CEOs you've ever goddamn seen like Palmer Lucky
Skit so monkey or simply the fact that you describe people at Oz with you as an inbred fucking right winger
Well considering your name is skit so monkey
I'm gonna go ahead and assume that you might be fucking in bread right winger. You got a toothless inbred
Racist white supremacist piece of shit and then it's like, okay
Then what's the point of this other than just like purely aiding them for being immigrants and for being black?
That's it. There is none
Yeah
Yeah, and those motherfuckers speak like four languages to that's all their parts
They're like, oh, these are some dumb uneducated lazy cat either eaters and it's like dude
You are literally in bread. You are so in bread
You look like a fucking the human version of one of those little fucking teacup poodles that we saw earlier
And you're over here talking about fucking how how lesser than these people are there's being a fucking like there's being fucking for goddamn languages
They're working hard. They just want to fucking survive and you're over here lazy and angry as fuck
And I'm really glad that they showed up in massive numbers as counter protesters who showed up in massive numbers outweighing the
psychopathic inbred fascists if the goddamn Eurocucks can do it when they've been fighting one another even though
they're inbred as shit and have literally been fucking each other's cousins for hundreds of goddamn years if they can fucking do it
How the fuck can't we do it? You think your inbred hick
Angloid grandpappy actually came here legally that it was the legal immigration and illegal immigration is paperwork you dumb fuck
You just mean white. How dare you you chinless inbred hicks coming in here being like my grandpappy came here under just means
Okay, you don't understand brother
He has he has the perfect school shooter profile. He looks like a school shooter
He walks like a school shooter talks like a school shooter data shooting. He's got that in breath stank on
Yeah, dude, totally these countries are so much better without
migrants coming in
Yeah, we should just keep it till all the racist in bread fucking douchebags like you
Looking like the old fucking Royals in the way that they are so fucking in bread and so goddamn ugly
You can make it up to me by teaching me your technique you regular happy way
Well, this dude looks so inbred like honestly, I just
He does also look like a British bully phenotype. Okay. I won't hurt you. Oh god. He's so fucking inbred
Yes, dude. Yes, I'm body-shaming the Nazi three minutes in dudes talking about race mixing
I'm calling him an inbred fucking dumbass. That's weird as hell, bro. He's weird as hell. He's so inbred looking to that's us
Dude, I got you baited by an inbred hick, bro
Don't.
Holy shit, you won't survive this.
Yeah, it's really messed up.
Make fun of him. He's inbred. I will always make fun of him.
There is an underlying mythology that your dumbass racist inbred
Hick parents have force fed to you.
That's how white supremacy works. That's how racism works.
It's pure copium for fucking losers.
In the minds of Americans, they're both barbarians to begin with.
Okay, every inbred Hick
Literally sees no distinction. They look at China. They're like they're Asian. I don't understand
They look at India. They're like they're brown. They're Asian and also maybe terrorist
I don't understand thinking that just because you came up with an opinion that it must mean
It must be valuable
It must mean something to everyone around us
Some people must listen to your dumb ass in bread. Hick backwards fucking takes and go actually there's probably some utility to me hearing this
When in most circumstances there isn't sometimes it's okay to just be a dumb ass in bread
Hick for example, and your opinions might just be wrong and incorrect
The quartering, as you know, he's definitely.
Yeah, I'm one of them. The rest of them is eaten, but.
Okay, I'm starting to think it's actually the opposite of anti-Semitism that you only use against Jewish people once.
No, I've called like, like settler terrorists of the orthodox variety.
And it's like that's the only thing that they can hold on to and it's like it utterly marginal
It's utterly irrelevant and that's like the only thing they can point to it is like it doesn't even fucking matter
It's just every one of
Everyone of that reactionary flavor. I'm gonna have smoke for right
It's so stupid
And a big part of the reason why I use imbred a lot against fascists, whether they are Jewish
fascists or anti-Jewish fascists, doesn't matter, is because fascism at its heart, at
its core, has purity politics, and purity means inbreeding.
That's the reason.
that's where it came from
you feel me
that's it
yeah you were saying that the people that were throwing out aid that's where it
came from
in the background is inbred inbred fucking douche bags in the background dude
standing back there. Entirely comprised of miss and this is like this is an
ongoing like joke with this community these are just fucking benign dudes just
I don't know what the fuck they're doing it looks like they're okay doing charity
or something was like they got water or a box or something like they're helping
And he's going oh look at these inbred fucks. It's like bro. Who are you? What are you? Who are you like?
How dare you guys the Israeli police is investigating the attack on the Gaza aid convoy
Israeli security forces are paid to stop this happening. He was doing Hasbro
He was doing propaganda defending benign dudes doing charity turns out the benign dudes doing charity were fucking terrorists
Now they could not they were they were literally terrorists that were destroying aid or would not
but clearly did not prevent Israeli settlers attacking an aid convoy yesterday.
From the West Bank, bound for Gaza, where, say, aid agencies hundreds of thousands of civilians face famine.
But during the unloading and loading, settlers attacked these trucks,
destroying the products and burning them in a systematic act of sabotage.
A continuation of images seen yesterday as settlers destroys food at the same crossing point.
Who's supposed to be offended by being called in bread anyway?
Yeah
Nazi's better than in bread to be honest. No, we're not conceding on that shit
It's it don't don't concede to your opposition cynical framework chatters. Come on. You should know better by now
Anyway
These are people who want to defend Israel, but they know they can't defend Israel so they launch attacks
That's all it is. Okay? That's all this is. They got nothing. They got no motion. They know they've lost the conversation and
what they're trying to do is it's very at least like pressure people into
pressure people into to de-platforming me or like no longer
cooperating with me as though that's gonna do anything to like, you know, people's attitudes.
It's not.
It doesn't even work as a warning in the past at least when you could like scalp when you could get a scalp
Like a high-profile person that falls out of favor because you just like kept bullying them and kept calling them
An anti-Semite over and over again
right
in the past
It used to
It used to mean something, because the rest of the people, the other onlookers would see
something like that and go, ooh, I should think twice.
I care about my career.
I should think twice about what I say about Israel, right?
I should probably not criticize Israel.
I just don't want to draw the enmity of these folks.
And what's interesting is, APEC operates in a similar manner.
operation in an identical manner, right? Like they, they try to take out people like Jamal
Bowman and Corey Bush, like they did successfully, so that all the other Democrats or any other
politician really thinks twice before they say anything about the beautiful most moral
nation state of Israel. So that's it. That's all it is. They're, they're like nuclear grade
weaponized in cancer culture, and it's not working anymore for two reasons. One,
because a lot of people are frustrated. They're done with gay culture, shit anyway.
They're totally done with it. They're like, nobody likes this. Please stop doing it. Who cares, right?
But as far as the other reason why it doesn't work anymore is because they've deployed it so much.
It's been deployed so much, right?
Right?
Hassan Piker was the person who convinced OG to do it.
Hassan Piker regularly steals kids' lunch money despite being a millionaire.
Hassan Piker puts backwards satanic messages and episodes of Fear and Hassan Piker runs
a child of network of child pickpockets of Romania.
I'm being outed.
I'm being outed for all the crimes that I haven't committed yet, but I will.
Damn, I never saw you or it doesn't matter if rapes haven't quoted in full context and
And I respect you more after hearing that clip.
People are crazy and malicious.
Yep.
In any case, I don't, this is not the opportunity to like fucking run through all the common like hit pieces, you know, just we're going to move on.
The only reason why I showed this, and I probably shouldn't even spend any time on this stuff.
It's just like it's irrelevant.
It doesn't matter.
It doesn't work, right?
But the reason why I showed it is because like a lot of people are losing their minds over the the doctor Abdul al-sayed thing, right?
and and he's actually
He has actually
Gained a little bit more prominence in this three-way Senate race and the Democratic primaries, right? And he's
He is a really good shot at winning. He's backed by Bernie Sanders as well and
And obviously APAC would hate to have another anti-Zionist senator on the Democratic side.
So they're going to try to do everything they possibly can.
They're going to try to smear him.
They're going to try to attack him unjustifiably.
But I do think that this will have a positive, this will cause negative polarizing, right?
This will cause people to learn about who Dr. Abdulal Sayed is,
and I see this working in his favor.
As long as he stands strong and defends his positions
and is capable of re-centering the conversation
back to his agenda,
alleviating the economic pressures
that everyday Americans experience,
and demanding that we end our senseless wars all around the world.
Man, you know, I think he's going to do great.
In my experience, now this is, the thing is, it's,
It's there's a there's a long road ahead, but I mean he's so solid. He is Grand Platinum without the red flags, right?
He's Grand Platinum without the red flags. He has the background he like ran for governor against
Gresham Whitmer unfortunately lost but our regards. He has like the experience of running and he was a he was the Medicare for all
gubernatorial slate
So, he can also bench three plates, which is crazy, right?
But this is an important point that Jasper Nathaniel is also bringing up.
New potential damn 2028ers are distancing themselves from APAC.
Booker won't take APAC cash anymore.
Part of a pledge to cut out PAC dollars.
Shapiro, Bashar, Emmanuel also say no, and there's more.
APEC says it won't let pro-Israel voices be silenced, right?
But we all know that these guys that are chirping right now saying,
oh, we don't want that.
They're saying that because they know the association with Israel
or the association with APEC is toxic.
But it's not enough.
And Jasper Nathaniel says, the bare minimum commitment
for any candidate hoping to earn the actually progressive vote,
not another dollar for Israel, not for the Iron Dome,
not for anything, we're not going back.
And it's true, this should be a good test case, because as the environment shifts, okay?
Because this is unheard of, right?
Democrats saying, we're not gonna take APAC money, like openly coming out and saying that,
is actually a recognition that the information landscape has changed so much that even the
most centrist, annoying, right wing Democrats are recognizing that reality and addressing
it, right?
Which means there's a lot more room for growth.
There is a lot more room for other Democrats to showcase their bona fides, to showcase
that they are real.
They are actually invested in stopping this bloodshed, right?
A point Laura Freeman, DC made in our coverage of APACs growing toxicity back in December,
rejecting APAC may be turning into the new litmus test for Dems, but candidates can just
as easily use it to give coverage to pro-Israel policy stances.
So I noticed this as well.
I mean, I've talked about this quite a bit, like very easy to say, oh, I just, I'm not
going to take money from APAC, especially in this current media landscape, right?
But that doesn't actually prove anything to me.
I need to hear you say the words.
I believe Israel has done a genocide.
I believe Israel is an apartheid state.
And I am not going to give a single dollar to Israel.
The pledge is simple.
Okay.
No defensive weapons.
No offensive weapons, of course.
Enough.
Enough is enough.
This is the bare minimum.
Because that is how you successfully shut off the money faucet, right?
Because APEC is very good at reading the room.
They know better than many of these other Democrats do, right?
What is this?
Left-wing influencer downplays Cuba blackouts, works in the shortages, people are partying.
trip to Cuba puts him at odds with the Trump administration framing of a severe energy collapse
hitting 11 million people. This is another hit piece. It's not a progressive media person.
They're rolling blackouts that take place throughout the day all around the country.
But today's a beautiful day out here. People are partying. People are partying the fucking
shoes. I don't know if it's an island mindset. Yeah. This is a testament to the Cuban population's
resilience in spite of all of the, all of the sorghum stances that they, that they have to exist in.
And I don't understand why this is like,
does not mean downplaying the blackouts at all.
It's just a reflection of the reality on the ground.
I like that they're doing a multifaceted,
multi-angle attack here,
where first I was like, you know, too aggressive.
And now it's like I'm not aggressive enough.
I'm downplaying the blackouts.
Haas and Keefe, thank you for the 50 gift subs.
Pyger was supportive, self-declared progressive, like Senator Bernie Sanders, New York Mayor's
arm, I'm Donny, praise the Cubans for their endurance.
Wait, they also say it, yeah.
These people's resilience is remarkable.
They're rolling blackouts to take place throughout the day, every day, all around the country,
right?
11 million people.
Pyger's descriptions come as Cubans' communist regime finds itself choked off from access
to energy imports after U.S. operation in Venezuela, resulting in the capture of...
It's very interesting that the title itself buries the lead.
do actually show my comments fully. I always find that very strange.
According to the Department of State, Cuba began to experience energy shortages shortly
Afterwards, understanding that Cuba has largely survived on the basis subsidies the Maduro regime
was provided in fuel sector, as St. Mark Rubio said in a press event at the White House. So the
reason why Cuba's electricity grid was already in collapse before Maduro was captured, it was
already in collapse. The reason why things are as bad as they are is because they have an economic
model that does not work, is not functional. President Donald Trump has characterized the
energy crisis severe and said he believes public unrest has strengthened the U.S. influence
over the island. I mean, they're openly saying the quiet part out loud. They're saying they're
destabilizing the island by causing massive suffering, including deaths as a matter of fact.
It's unbelievable. I do believe I'll be the honor of taking Cuba. That's a big honor.
It's a very weakened nation right now. They were, for a long time, Trump told reporters last week,
Trump did not expand on what he meant by taking the island.
Piper's characterization are contrast sharply with the way the administration framed the
the on-the-ground circumstance on the island. A lot of the info that you see in here on
the island is like directly coming from like most of the time National Endowment for Democracy
Foundation-backed individuals, State Department of Propaganda, things like that, Piker said,
for into a pro-democracy group. It's very difficult to get information out here, out
of here, even though it's so close. They're just chilling Cuba's day by. Piker did not
respond to requests for a comment from Fox News Digital.
You know what? They're only shooting themselves in the food with all the coverage of your
trip on Cuba because before you went to Cuba, barely anyone was talking about what was happening
and now they won't shut up about it. Let us hope it opens the eyes of those unaware.
So, one thing I will say about the Cuban situation is that for the last week,
I didn't even know that this was happening initially, but for the last week,
right,
there was all this talk about like the hotels being the only thing that's powered,
right? And it's a dichotomy that I addressed as well. It's something that I also saw and was
horrified by. Tourism, unfortunately, is one of the most like anti-communist industries that you
can engage in. And yet it's the only one that is a lifeline for the Cuban economy right now.
But it's true. It's true. Like the reality is,
is, it's very difficult to create a communist system with simply just tourism. It just doesn't
work that way, especially because people on the island are objectively infinitely poorer
than the people that are coming into the island, right? Tourists that are coming into the island.
The problem is, the only reason why tourism is the last remaining sector that brings in
foreign capital in the island is because their exports and their imports are completely controlled
by American sanctions, secondary sanctions on countries that dare work with Cuban producers.
When they have nothing to trade as a direct consequence of America working tirelessly to
make it impossible for Cuba to trade with their countries, the only thing they have remaining
is tourism, right?
That's absolute bullshit.
The only problem is that government
is in a lot of the controlled tourism profits,
which is their primary export, that's not true.
That's not true.
I mean, it can be done in an ethical manner,
but it's difficult.
You're wrong about how tourism works. It functions as a natural resource export. I mean, sure.
But like working in a sugar, working in the sugar cane fields or having heavy industry
or having light industry and being able to export those things that you generate is much
easier to do and and and uh spreads the wealth around a lot better than having this visible
having this visible uh inconsistency with like you know socialist ideology where you
all are always going to have people who are just like more wealthy that you're uh getting your
population to serve the interests of in real time i'm just saying in general like you can do it in
ethical manner, you can do it in a communist manner. But, having said that, as far as like
industries goes, as far as like, like, you know, money generation, as far as revenue generation,
it's like one of the, one of the ones that just does look bad, right?
The inconsistent literally just comes from private ownership. They can be tourism without
exploitation just as hogwash. Okay. If tourism, I mean, look, Cuba is different than Hawaii.
People in Hawaii will say sometimes don't come to Hawaii, don't, you know, participate
in tourism in Hawaii, right? Cuba doesn't say that because Cubas are desperate. It's
the only thing they have that remains. If there was, like the way to look at it is like this,
right? There's this social contract that the Cuban government has with its people where,
we'll take care of you, you'll have free healthcare, you'll never pay a penny for your
education, and you'll be able to uplift yourself. You'll have a roof over your head, right?
And unfortunately, if there was a diverse array of different productive forces on the island and
like regular imports and exports, tourism would not be such a, tourism would not feel like this
massive divergence from socialist principles, egalitarian principles, okay? That's it. If
people's living standards were up to par, tourism is exclusively a negative to equality
under capitalism, just as it is for all private resource extraction.
A big part of the reason why, I mean, one part of the reason why in the cities,
especially,
that, um,
uh, that, that people rose up against Batista was because of this reality.
I mean, you had the casinos run by, you know, run by gangsters,
like straight up American, uh, the American mafia.
And, you know, they were exploiting people, they were forcing people into working in horrible
conditions for, you know, wealthy tourists that were coming onto the island, right?
You can do it in an ethical manner, and I'm certain that Cuba for the longest time was
able to do it.
The problem, on the other hand, however, is that as it stands currently, you know, the
island is suffering and that that juxtaposition is very clear.
That's part of the reason why people are making so much like insane
propaganda. However, there's one key aspect of this that must be called in
the question that must be exposed. There's a, there's this massive contradiction.
Right. And that is the fact that America has designed this.
It's the American design that makes it so that tourism is the only,
a functioning sector on the island.
And not only is it tourism that's functioning, it's tourism in the hands of
private owners. Private owners that
own these hotels that get special
access allowed by the American government because that's the level of control that
America has
over this island. Here's the
Reuters energy and commodities article exclusive us ramps up fuel exports to cuba's private sector
So the american government is not only on the one hand starving the island
Basically killing cubans, right?
Um, it's also starving the island of of engaging in regular commerce as any other country would
But it's also creating this this
Weird double standard this like very clear
anti-socialist dichotomy.
US ramps up fuel exports to Cuba's private sector. As Ryan also says, Reuters confirms
why I've been saying the US has been allowing fuel into Cuban private businesses like foreign
operated hotels, but borrowing it from hospitals and other publicly run institutions. I'm sure
that the New York Times and the Free Press, which produced entire articles about Hasan
Pagir's hotel, will do a follow up now. So not only did they force you into staying at these
hotels. It's a very clever way to do propaganda, right? If you go to Cuba, you
have to stay in these hotels. These hotels are the only places where there's power.
Eventually, people that are living in rolling blackouts are going to look at
that and go, what the fuck is this beacon? This is supposed to be a communist
country. What the fuck do I think about communism if this beacon of capitalism is
the only thing that has electricity on the fucking island? Now, of course, the
The idea that Cubans themselves despise the tourists is ridiculous.
They do not.
Like that I will oppose.
They don't.
They understand that tourism is the only way that they can make money.
Small businesses can make money.
Regular Cubans can make money.
Same with the cab drivers.
Same with the artisans, the craftsmen that are selling their little goods.
mostly people speaking for Cubans, right?
Well, yeah, US has shipped about 30,000 barrels so far this year.
I believe the island needs around 100,000 barrels for its entirety, right?
Fuel flows only to private sector under US rules.
Trump administration is strict blocking on oil supplies to the Cuban government.
US suppliers have shipped approximately 30,000 barrels of fuel to Cuba's private sector
this year to date, according to documents and shipping data viewed by Reuters, suggesting
a Trump administration plan to give private businesses a leg up over state-run enterprises
is well underway.
Since January, the United States has been enforcing a de facto oil blockade against
its longtime foe in a bid to starve Cuba of fuel and pressure its government into submission.
But it has made an exception for the communist-run country's small but vital private sector.
U.S. Secretary of State, Mark Rubio, has said authorizing those fuel exports fits with a
broader Trump administration policy entirely designed to put the private sector in an individual
private cubans not affiliated with the government, not affiliated with the military in a privileged
position.
The volume of fuel imported since early February by the private sector, around 30,000 barrels
or approximately 1.27 million gallons, is equivalent to just over one-tenth of a typical medium-sized
fuel tanker's capacity, a fraction of the country's needs.
had until recently required some 100,000 barrels per day of imported fuel to feed its power
plants and meet regular demands from vehicles and jets.
But the previously unreported figures suggest Rubio's plan is advancing, with imported volumes
growing week by week, according to the shipping documents seen by Reuters.
Containerships bring variety of products, since Washington captured Venezuelan leader
Nicolas Maduro in January.
The U.S. has blocked Venezuela's supplies to Cuba's government and threatened to slap
tariffs on another country that ships fuel to the island.
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canal said last week the island has not received any fuel
in three months.
He made no reference to the private sector supplies.
Thus far in 2026, 61 container ships carrying a variety of products imported by private
companies, including fuel, have discharged in Cuba, often ferrying back and forth between
Cuban and U.S., European and other Caribbean ports.
the ships have discharged at the port of Marietta, west of Havana. And two more are underway
from Spain and Jamaica to discharge by the end of the month with arrivals down slightly
from 75 container ships in the same period last year, according to vessel tracking data
from LSEG analyzed by Reuters. According to data, some of the Cuba bound container ships
departed this year from major energy hubs where products like coal, crude and refined
products are loaded. Although the lion share the vessels that arrived in Cuba are categorized
as origin, as multi-purpose, which means they carry a variety of products.
Why doesn't the government just seize those imports?
Because they're in a tricky situation.
If they were to seize those imports once, then no one on the island is going to get
fuel, right?
From their perspective, they can still, from what I understand, the private business still
pay taxes and revenue to the government, and then the government can circulate that cash
to the population.
And tourism being the last remaining sector that brings in foreign currency means that
these hospitals have, not the hospitals, sorry, unfortunately, America is starving the hospitals
and only allowing fuel to go to the private businesses, hotels specifically, right?
And it's a tricky situation. It's kind of like the black market that is formed in Cuba, right?
There's a black market for the Q system that they have in Cuba right now. If you want to be able
to get gas, you go to a state run gas station, you get it super cheap. You get it for like a dollar
a liter, but then you sell it, which is not that cheap either, but you get it for a dollar a liter
and you sell it for $10 a liter right now. That's the going rate for a liter of gas in the island of
of Cuba, okay?
And the reason why it's $10 a liter
is because there's a black market system.
So Cubans will go on the internet
and see secondhand resellers of gas, okay?
And that comes up to $37.8 per gallon.
It's unbelievable.
So it's nuts, I know, it's insane.
insane. So basically, basically, the government is aware that there's a secondary market.
There's the government is aware that there's a black market, but they can't even stamp out
the black market as it stands, because this is the only way that like currency flows within the
country. Right. And from what I understand from the investigations that we conducted,
The idea is that they only intervene if one singular person is making a good deal of money and rising above everybody else, but that implies that they're definitely aware of this black market's existence.
The reason why they don't do anything about it is because it circulates cash and it's a lifeline for many families.
It's unbelievable that they're so desperate that America is so successful at crippling the economy of this island that like a communist government is saying, all right, well, there's, you know, a black market as long as it's not a black market monopoly, we'll just keep it going.
keep it going. And then that fuel at $10 a liter gets in the hands of taxi cab drivers.
They have like an Uber style system, right? They pay $10 a liter for their gas, they put
it in their cars, and they wait for tourists to come. When we were driving in the blackout
in the night. A guy knocked on the window of the taxi that we were in. Okay? And they
had conversation. And the guy said, you know, I don't know what he said, but he said basically
like, no, the guy that knocked on the window that was looking for a ride. And this is very
commonplace happens all the time in Cuba. And people are trying to hitchhike. The guy
knocking on the window of the cab driver was a cop. He was sitting in the middle of the road in the
dark, in pitch black darkness, and you need to go from place to place. It was a cop that was asking
for a ride. Like even the regular, you know, even the government functions are not working, right?
I mean, it's crazy.
And this is the insidious design.
They call it bureaucratic terrorism.
Not a single bullet is fired, not a single bomb has dropped on Cuba, and yet they terrorize Cuba all the same.
Right?
And it has to be invisible.
except Trump has made it visible, right? Trump has made it undeniable that he is responsible for this
design. Because that's just how Trump operates, right? That's just how Trump is.
But up until Trump, we both openly, we both openly would say that we were
applying sanctions because the Cuban government is terrifying, but then also simultaneously claiming
that the sanctions didn't exist at all, right? It's this weird double standard.
But it has to be that way because that's how you justify the argument, because this is an
ideological war. They don't want hospitals to be public. Not only do we not have public hospitals
in the United States of America, with the exception of the VA, it's double speak, not double standard,
You're right. Sorry. But not only do we not have public hospitals here. We don't treat our citizens well
We're also forcing another country that has a public system to no longer have a public system
Tell us another story that never happened. Yeah. Yeah, this is totally a not commonplace experience in Cuba
So funny that you think this is just like a made-up story
Why would I make up this story of all stories? Why wouldn't I make up like a cooler story if that was the case?
Like what of this story was so emotionally impactful for you that you at first glance immediately had to say oh, it must be a lie
Why is it that this is the one that did it we've been talking about hospitals experiencing blackouts
Generators failing because they run out of oil
I run out of gas and this is the one story where you're like definitely fake
huh
So
Um, I saw you go to the beach there, but please tell me what school I think no brother
Pakistani lover boy, I did not have time to do anything other than back-to-back-to-back interviews
There were a lot of logistical difficulties born out of no gas on the island
So it was already hard to move around
So we tried to like put as many interviews
Back-to-back in a row
I spent every day, every hour of the day, interviewing regular Cubans, okay?
Now, I don't even like scuba diving.
I don't like to see necessarily.
You're genuinely one of the most judged people on earth.
It's crazy.
There is no other person, I think, that will get this yelled at for trying to do the right
thing.
Am I always going to achieve my objectives? No. It's not always going to happen. There's going to be setbacks. There's going to be hurdles.
Or I'm going to have an optical issue, right? An issue on the optic side or whatever. But like,
I've never seen, I've never seen,
I've never experienced another
Like, it's just, you're also being blamed for a future false lie. What does that mean?
You're correct.
Mike talks a lot about how the level screening you get is only parallel by US President's
candidates, yeah. It's unbelievable. 99% of the time you've done nothing but speak
truth and those opposing your views constantly are trying to run interference. Yeah.
It's so strange, man. But I think the reason why, the reason why there is more attacks as of late
is because this message is reaching salience. I think with the Cuba stuff, they don't want
the Cuba situation to turn into Gaza. And by that, I don't mean like they don't want
Cubans to die. That's clear that the government wants Cubans to die, okay? They don't want
the American attitudes to change on American foreign policy, right? So they're trying
stamp it out as early as possible, which is why we must be bold, we must be steadfast in our approach,
and we must be uncompromising. Okay? The more they push back, the more you fight back. That's how
it works. Just as though we did for the Palestinians, we must also do the same for the Cuban population.
Okay? I will always make that promise to you that I'm a very stubborn person and I'm not going to
stop my advocacy and neither should you. Okay? Just say the truth. That's it. Just say the truth.
By the way, your political views are considered widespread in mainstream where I live in Ireland.
I know. That's what's so crazy about it. Americans live in this like echo chamber where we think
like our perspective is the one that the entire world shares. It's not the case at all. It's an
unimaginably reactionary, unimaginably right-wing framework that Americans get inundated with
and think is the only opinion that people have. That's why I brought up the fact that for the
rest of the world, they've been at every single UN General Assembly voting to end the American
embargo. In America, there's not even a recognition that this embargo exists. It's unbelievable.
There's like four countries at most that's that vote alongside the United States of America. One that consistently votes alongside the United States of America, of course, is Israel, right?
Come on, a lot of people think like Americans around the world. You are unimaginably delusional if you think that the average French person has the same attitude against Cuba as the average American does.
does. That's just wrong. That's just completely wrong. And this is like, even in the Western
world, right? If you look at the world outside of the Western world, this is not even a consideration.
You must not have ever existed outside of the United States. Most people around the world,
okay, not principle, but out of ignorance. No, no, no. It's not because they have a principle,
approach to Cuba, they just don't think that, they just don't think that Cuba should be starving
right now. And they do understand that America is responsible for it. What are you talking about?
In Canada even, in Mexico and Canada, these are countries that are right next to us that
border ours, they have a very different attitude about Cuba.
They do not have a negative attitude about Cuba at all, not even a little bit.
I met people around the world today
that still think communism is still evil.
Yeah, but they don't think of Cuba
as like a communist country.
They think of Cuba as a tourism destination.
America, that's what I mean.
You're the one who has that hangup
and you associate the rest of the world with that.
And this is even outside of the Western world.
The global South has a very different attitude
about countries that America has designed
as foreign adversaries.
They love those countries, okay?
They love those countries even when they do wrong.
I mean, Russia is a great example, right?
If you look at the attitude of the global south on Ukraine, they are overwhelmingly
in favor of Russia, okay?
Overwhelmingly.
I've tried to explain to you guys why that's the case.
In the Western world, of course, that's different, right?
That's where the Western world is aligned entirely on the side of Ukraine and on the
side of America in this proxy war that's taking place.
But even Western Europe and even Canada and Mexico have a very different attitude about
Cuba in general. They don't think about it in ideological terms at all. That's precisely
the reason why in spite of the embargoes, in spite of the sanctions, in spite of the
blockade, Mexico and Canada are some of the countries that still offer aid and still engage
and information sharing in academia. I've explained this to you before, where, like,
there is currently in the works, one of the only functioning Alzheimer's dementia medicines
out there is invented in Cuba, right? There's currently clinical trials taking place in
Canada. Cuba seems different than a lot of other American adversaries. Just look at the
response after Fidel died. Liberal Democratic heads of state were offering condolences to
go into his funeral. The Cuban leaders have been giants on the world stage and don't incur
the same reputation. Yes.
Canadian here, I know right-wing chuds who love Cuba. They go every year, learn Spanish
you made lots of friends there. Yeah. It's really funny that like, it's also patently
American to assume that like our hangups and our vendettas, everyone else must carry as
as well. That's not the case. They know that you did something good. So they have the blast
timeline with that. Shit, the counter on positive press reviews. Can't have people like and
Hassan, I really think he needs a good person. I don't think that's the, I don't think that's
the only reason. Like I said, I think it's a, a big part of the reason is because they
want to like stamp out this argument that exposes the viciousness of this blockade
and what the consequences are for people living on this island, because a big part of the
purpose of the blockade, since its inception, since the Cuban Revolution, is to make it
as invisible as possible in this very sinister way.
It's like a bureaucratic nightmare, it's economic terrorism so that they can have the argument
that this is like Cuba's economic struggles are born out of communism.
It's an ideological battle.
It's born out of the mismanagement of the government.
It's not actually the sanctions at all.
I mean, after all, they even allow goods to be sold on the island, right?
So that regular Cubans, when they go to the grocery store, they go to Mercado, right?
They see American goods.
They're like, well, how the fuck is there a blockade then, right?
Like that's, that's an argument.
This is how propaganda works.
It's very effective.
They're told me the regime in Cuba has been killing its people for years.
US policy attempts to free these people from that regime.
We find these ghouls trying to save it, terrifying, says Rob Schmidt, licking his wounds after
he got thoroughly destroyed, right?
Actual cold last night from Rob Schmidt, who just called me a ghoul.
I understand we're killing babies with no power.
If you understand that and you're okay with that, I'm not the ghoul.
Listen here.
You know what the nurses and doctors there told me?
I'm a neuroscientist and I would love to be able to say that Cuba has treated a novel
Alzheimer's drug, but that's just not true, man.
Cuba has the only working, they've passed their clinical trials.
Now they're doing it outside of Cuba in Canada as well right now, okay?
I'm telling you, obviously the rest of the world doesn't consider the Cuban standards
to be up the par. Alzheimer's obviously is the last big thing to tackle. It's just like
impossible and there's been so much. There have been so many attempts at a cure that
have like been abject failures. It's the mightiest hill to climb, I know. No, it's not how clinical
trials work. Sorry, but it's not about standards. Okay. We'll see. Check back in, I don't know,
a year or two. This is what they said about the lung cancer vaccine, man. Cuba has a working,
functioning lung cancer vaccine since the 90s. And this is literally what they used to say about
the lung cancer vaccine to be like, sorry, that's not the case. Stop calling us fascists. What is this?
Yeah.
No, man, cancer is the big thing.
This true cancer is a big thing.
I'm talking about like in neuroscience.
Alzheimer's is the great mountain to climb.
Anyway, 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.
Hold on.
I understand.
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
eventually. You know what the nurses and doctors are told me?
I understand we're killing babies with no power. Like that's not Ryan who said that.
That's the guy who is being interviewed by who literally acknowledged it. It's unbelievable.
What is this?
Yes, the New York Times reported on this when it started two months ago, and it's disingenuous
to say, why is the New York Times doing this?
Is disingenuous to say we produce an entire article about Hassan Park's hotel when the
story is with a broader debate around the trip?
Yeah.
supposed to be a real debate around this trip if you already have the working
knowledge that the only reason why the hotels have energy is because they're
privately owned shouldn't the real story then be that there is no real debate
here whatsoever and that a lot of people are shit-stirring about a humanitarian
aid mission that's trying to bring awareness, trying to bring awareness of the conditions
on the ground, trying to show the Cuban population that we're with them, you know?
Why is there a debate around humanitarian aid work at all?
How is this, like it just doesn't make any sense, right?
They have to do this people can't be doing what you did not good
Yeah, every news article would lead to believe that the flow till it was actually the Hassanabi flex on Cuba flow till it I know
You're so right King. You've never done once anything wrong fuck the haters. I mean, I don't know if you're saying this like
Sarcastically or not, but like can you explain to me what I did fucking wrong here?
Because whatever whatever you think about like how much money I've spent on my fucking clothes, right?
You know whether free or not it doesn't matter even if you're wearing like regular clothes
Given the the economic conditions on the island
it's still going to be much more expensive than than the average Cuban salary, right?
Don't you feel like hyper-focusing on that is just to try to make a controversy out of thin air
over people that are trying to do their very best?
But you can have disagreements with the things that I'm saying, the things that I'm doing,
but just make them clear, right?
Talk your shit, King.
Explain to me what the inconsistency is here.
I don't know why you went nonverbal.
Like what have you done is the question I have
He's asking chat GPT
He's left is criticizing you are lashing out because they can't face how little influence they have in a major narrative peak
misdirected energy of shame. I don't think these guys are leftists.
I think a part of this anger does unironically come from. I think a part of this anger comes
from the fact that they recognize that they're powerless, they recognize that they're not
doing shit. So they have to disparage people who are trying to do their best, right? That's all it is.
Because they're like, well, this makes me feel a little bit more,
this makes me feel a little bit better about my indifference to this fucking torment, right?
That's it.
Anyway, a son Parker is an anti-Semite and we Democrats need the Persian from the Democratic
party Venmo at Matt Leib.
Yeah, plus $7,000 to Ching.
Yeah, we got my situation monitoring a bound.
It's coming in.
Also, speaking of monitoring this situation, um, Doug, uh, for all the, the burger maniacs
out there, okay.
For all the Bursam heads, dog, Burgum, interior secretary of the United States, Doug Burgum
says he brought back a hundred million dollars with a physical goal from his visit to Venezuela.
What a nutty side quest for Doug.
Holy shit.
All right.
get to it. Iran's IRGC claims it hit a US F-15 as new air defense system emerges.
Good line down to Tech Run. I'll just do as Ali Hashim reports, Ali that the IRGC is claiming to
have hit an American F-18 fighter. What more do we know?
Well, they've just published a video of an F-18 in the skies and being shot on with anti-aircraft
fire.
Now, it's just fresh, so I'm just getting the news now.
We don't have much details on this, but this is not out of context.
We saw the Iranians announcing a few days ago that they've hit 1 F-35 and that was actually
the first time the F-35 is being hit in combat.
Then they announced that they've been also shooting on F-16 and other F-15 and now F-18.
So it's not just an isolated incident.
It seems that they have something that they are using, and actually the IRGC announced
that they are using a new system, a new system that was developed after the 12-day war, where
they was the one that took place last year in June 2025.
So they said that after the 12-day war, they developed or acquired a system that is capable
of hitting American planes.
We saw the F-35, actually, there was reports from both sides.
The Iranians said that they targeted it, and the American side said that it was targeted.
And the pilot survived, however, he had to go through treatment.
Then we saw the pictures coming today of the F-18 reports, as I said, of F-16 and F-15.
So it seems that the Iranians are trying a new weapon.
We don't know what this weapon, we don't know what this system is.
Is it a weapon or a system?
It all depends on what they are using currently.
But the fact here is that a narrative that was set over the past three weeks that the
skies of Iran are completely open seems to be right now compromised and that the Iranians
are being capable at least in some incidents or in some events of targeting American or
Israeli athletes.
Ali Hashim reporting live from Tehran.
Let's take a look at the angles.
Let's look at another angle.
Oh, he could drop some flares now or was that after the hit?
Or was that, oh, that was a hit. Okay. Politics often reflects attention to prioritizing people
and prioritizing power. Okay. Chinese tech hits different. We don't know if it's Chinese.
Don't take it away. Don't take it away from the Iranians. Okay.
Centcom is denying it. Centcom's like, don't believe your lie in eyes, dude. Here's another one.
Okay, okay, okay.
God damn! Another angle, another angle.
Okay, let's see what Fentcom had to say, because we don't trust Centcom. We trust Fentcom.
FALSE. SENTCOM denied the U.S. fighter was struck over Iran. True. An FAA-18 fighter was hit over
Shabahar with the hit caught on camera from multiple angles. Well, there you go. There you have it.
FENTCOM on top.
Official account of the United States fentanyl command, catching SENTCOM-Ls as they smoke FENT.
If I only one fixed wing plane was shot by shot down by enemy fire in the Iraq war, 24
fixed wing planes lost total. So things are not going well. Yeah, I mean, I tried to explain
over and over again that this is a totally different demon. Okay, this is a totally different
demon. Iran has been waiting for this moment. And Iran has demonstrated, as we've seen so
far tremendous restraint up until this moment. Apparently it went down by the way. IRGC says
that the F-18 was hit over Chubbahar and it fell into an Indian Ocean. It was probably an F-18
from the Abraham Lincoln Carrier, which recently came under fire from IRGC cruise missiles.
Channel 12 west of source, most of all is alive and involved in decision-making in Iran.
Almanar, a column of tanks was moving from Taiba towards the Contar Road when it was hit by
guided missiles and a response enemy force began firing more than 30 phosphorous shells
and conducting heavy bombardments targeting the surrounding area.
Ghalibov, based on some data, Iran's enemies with the support of one of the regional countries
are preparing to occupy one of the Iranian islands. All enemy movements are under the
full surveillance of our armed forces. If they step out of line, all the vital infrastructure
of that regional country will, without restriction, become the targets of relentless attacks.
Hezbollah announces the 66 operation of the day, breaking the previous record 63 from
three days ago.
Hezbollah in defense of Lebanon and its people, we targeted two more Merkava tanks with guided
missiles in Taipei, resulting in their destruction, bringing the number of destroyed tanks to
AY!
And the confrontations are still ongoing until the issuance of this statement.
Al-Manar, the resistance lord that Israeli forces into the Mohaisabat area, where a well-prepared
ambush with the guided missiles had been set up for them.
of Occupation Army troops taking cover during battles in Nakora, Nakura published later.
Also Iran is laying traps at Karg Island. This is new reports from CNN. I will say,
I still don't think it's going to be Karg Island because they've been signaling that it's going
to be Karg Island. And I feel like Trump loves doing like a pump fake. Okay. Iran has been laying
traps and moving additional military personnel and air defense to Carg Island in recent weeks
in preparation for a possible U.S. operation to take control over the island, according
to multiple people familiar with U.S. intelligence reporting on the issue.
Gulf allies are warning of significant U.S. casualties if U.S. moves forward in an operation
there and advising against it.
So, I am not committed to the Karg Island thing.
I don't think that they would be, I don't think that, I think they, they love saying
shit like that.
It might be a different island.
I just don't know if they can, I don't know the islands on the coastline of Iran that well,
Carg Island already has an air base, like an air field, sorry, on it, which would be really important to hold for the American troops if they like tried to establish a forward operating base there.
Not certain as to how they would do that, especially because they'll get tremendous fire on any troop that lands on the island, especially if they try to
to, especially if they try to hold Carg Island, they would also need to take over the coastline
as well. They would also need to dismantle the weapons on the mountain side. Very, very difficult
task ahead, not going to happen. Carg Island also has nothing to do with the Strait. It's very far
away from the Strait, but it does have an airfield on it. So if they were to establish a forward
operating base, if they were to, you know, control that area, they could technically use it as a
launching pad for other additional operations. I just don't think that they have this capability.
And it's, of course, north of the Hormis Strait, so getting in there is already very difficult.
So, Sina Tusi says, I suspect this is happening across all potential U.S. invasion zones,
Kargh, Kesham, the three Persian Gulf islands, Abumusa, Greater and Lesser Tums, as well
as coastal regions inside the Persian Gulf and beyond the Strait, especially Chabahar
but along the Indian Ocean coast.
So the Iranians are hardening their positions surrounding the coastline, I suspect.
And we have mounted enough troops by Friday to potentially try this.
As you know, Donald Trump loves doing this after market close on Friday, right?
But at the end of the day, the arguments for why they would take Carg Island, regardless
of the limitations, regardless of how difficult it will be and how deadly it will be for the
the American troops, the arguments is always, oh, we'll apply pressure, we'll have leverage,
we'll have strategic leverage over the Iranian government, and we'll force the Iranians to
open up the Shred of Hormuz.
The irony, of course, is that for the Iranian government, in the buildup to this potential
escalation, and I think this is the reason why they have said the Hormuz is open for
business as long as you come and communicate with the IRGC naval forces and pay in Chinese
Yuan a $2 million toll, you can pass through and some tankers have started passing through.
I suspect that the reason why they want to say that they're controlling the Shade of
But they want commerce to continue flowing is because of what might happen if America
invades, I believe that they will probably damn, I mean, they will mine it, sorry, not
damn, mine the straight up hormones if America tries to do boots on the ground.
That way they show that they're willing to be the stable partner and they show to all
of the other regional actors once again that America and Israel are the ones who are unstable
and willing to throw bodies on the pile, willing to continue collapsing the global energy markets.
I find it very interesting. I find it very strange, very interesting, but friends,
you that, um, that I don't even fucking know anymore. Like I don't know what the fuck we're
doing, but I mean, it's probably going to happen on Friday. So we'll see. We'll obviously
keep an eye out for events that will hold the events that will take place after market
close on Friday. Do you think the troop movements are a bluff? Kind of my hope. No, a troop positioning is not a bluff. It's a tremendous logistical hurdle. It's expensive. It's costly. You don't bring your naval assets around Iran. If you're not going to use them, as we saw in the beginning of the now 26 days of the 26 day of Operation Epic Fortnight
fail. They are not just going to move troops and not use them.
I would go so far as to say that the pump fake here is the mediation from the American side.
Like Americans are saying, oh, we're going to negotiate. We're going to negotiate. But Iran
doesn't feel as though they've punished America enough because their goal here is to maximize
the military deterrence to show that they have the capabilities of making not only America
but global capital scream because of their control over this choke point.
So for that reason, I think the conversations around, the back and forth, the conversations
around like wanting to deal with Iran as even partners, as equal partners, and leaving Iran
alone is totally bullshit.
It's still important to analyze the assurances that America is willing to commit to.
That's huge.
Because it shows that they also recognize like what the starting position looks like, okay?
The very fact that they're calling for negotiations on the American side as the Iranian side can keep
saying, no, we're not going to do it. This is bullshit. Shows vulnerability that it shows a
recognition at least on the American side that they are not winning this, right? Because no one
who's winning ever comes to the bargaining table. Unless you're Ukraine, at which point Boris
Johnson will come in and fucking claim that the war efforts will continue and you end up saying,
you know what, yeah, maybe the war efforts will continue and you lose the maximum leverage that
you had. And then when an American political commentator brings up that reality, everyone calls
him, a Vladimir Putin apologist and a defender of Russian imperialism. You know, just a random
story there. It has nothing to do with me, obviously. I'm just bringing that up totally randomly.
My brother-in-law is in the 82nd unit that is deployed right now. They're definitely sending
troops, not just specialist forces, actual ground troops. I'm pretty worried for him,
but he's unable to tell anybody when they're deploying or where they're
deploying though they just know they're for sure going. I told you you can tell
your brother-in-law to apply for conscientious object or status okay.
Remember, you can do that when you still have the opportunity to do so.
Don't let him eat that steak and lobster dinner.
This admin doesn't give a fuck.
Yeah.
We know.
We know they don't care.
I mean, this is something that I say all the time.
America has no issue sending its sons and daughters that die.
Okay.
No issue at all.
Sydney Sweeney just shared that her brother is deployed. She had a message for all the
service members overseas. Receiving calls from my brother always makes me happy when
he's deployed, thinking of all of our boys and girls overseas sending my love. Thank
you for your service. Oh brother.
I mean, you're about to, this is what I mean though. Cause like when it's all of a sudden
one minus Sweeney out there. I don't think Sydney is going to be happy about that, right? If that
happens, that is a, a, that is going to be yet another instance of like a high-profile American
citizen freaking the fuck out understandably. Why did this happen? Should this have happened?
Like right now, you might be shut it out and assuming that, you know, things are going to go
well, but all signs point to things not going well. Okay. It's unbelievable. These people,
the hubris, the imperial hubris that the average American hog has is unfucking believable. They're
like, Oh, yeah, it's going to be fun. It's just like Afghanistan, right? Yeah, you don't want to
to see your brother in a FPV drone compilation. Okay. You don't want to see his last moments
like that posterize. And let me tell you, I've seen photos of the, the Iranian forces
already setting up FPVs on Karg Island. Okay.
These guys learned no lessons from the Ukraine-Russia conflict. They just have not at all partially
because it happened over there, no American troops were killed in the process, so they
don't give a shit.
That'll do a lot to the war effort, okay?
The propaganda apparatus.
You'll see the American government stamping out Reddit accounts that are posting these
FPV compilations.
They'll be like, this is terrorism.
You're aiding and abetting the Iranian government.
No more free speech for you, sir.
Wrong, Yanks died in Ukraine. Yes, Yanks died in Ukraine, but no active duty service member
has died in Ukraine. FPV is the first person view.
It's a method of controlling drones. Yeah, this is what I was talking about. Yeah, I
saw this taped up AK with no optic the skeletal Alibaba FPVs with huge aftermarket battery
packs rapidly replacing the adidas track scissors that you're going to die here signifier.
has changed like the way to wage war has changed dramatically okay it's it's you can literally
I'm gonna choose my words very carefully this is not an endorsement or educating people to do acts
of terrorism but the commercial availability of drones like this has dramatically changed how war
is waged okay this is analysis not an endorsement before people fucking yell at me and clip me
out of context and say as honest teaching his fans how to fucking wage war against the American
in troop positions. It's just an accurate reflection on the realities of modern warfare.
Okay?
Senior Iranian official Mohsen Rizai, when they haven't gotten any results from their
Air Force, which is their strong point, what do they expect from ground action? Do America
soldiers want to die for Israel, we are waiting. Yeah, I mean, they keep saying it over and
over again. They're like, yeah, pull up, pull up, talk your shit, King, pull up. Who knows
who knows that how that might go. But like land invasions are so difficult, amphibious
invasions are damn near impossible. Okay. And on top of that, you're landing in a fucking
kill zone against a heavily armed country that is designed its defenses specifically
against this exact thing happening and has effectively destroyed whatever supply chain
you could have created. A lot of people don't understand. They think it's like a video game
maybe and they don't, they don't get it. Like they don't understand that this is not a video
game. You don't just like click on troops and then they just like teleport into existence, okay?
You have to establish logistical supply chains. As a matter of fact,
even the aerial bombardment campaign, which is America's strong suit, has been severely diminished
as a consequence of all of the regional bases being blown to fucking bits, or at least being
within striking distance. That's the reason why they have to utilize a chain of shadow tankers,
where flight missions are taking place far away from Iranian missile strike territory.
Do you understand?
You don't get the fucking respawn, you die, that's it. And you don't get to do an amphibious invasion
without having a logistical supply chain that is constantly feeding the forward operating base
and the front of the line for the troops up there.
How are they going to get food?
They need food.
They need bullets.
They need ammunition.
They need resupplies.
And the guys that they're fighting against are very experienced.
These are not random like goat herders that picked up arms
the fight back against the American invaders. These are motherfuckers who have been doing
this, who've been training for this moment, who have a much better understanding of the
lay of the land. They live there. And on top of that, they've already engaged in combat.
They've done counterinsurgency in the region for years. Okay. There's already an automatic
advantage for the, the population that is being invaded because they have no other option,
the fight, okay? They want it much, they want it much more than the Americans do. The Americans
are thousands of miles away from home, barely have a moment of jerk off, constantly thinking
about their wives getting fucked back home by Jody, eating dog shit MREs, thinking, why
Why the fuck am I going to die for Israel, dog? This shit sucks.
Low morale already.
And, and, and then they're going up against dudes who are experienced in combat
and have an understanding that there's no other option but to fight out of this.
200 gifted subs, Anilla. Oh, two. Thank you for the 200 big bones.
are you worried that a lot of soldiers getting killed could fuel support for a
wider war no that's not how that works is the exact opposite
uh... casualty numbers increasing have a negative impact on on the war
propaganda
it's it's literally the exact opposite once troops
come back home in flag draped coffins
americans are like i don't want this the hell is this as precisely the reason why
in afghanistan they stopped
showing it. They already stopped showing it in Iran, by the way. I don't know if you knew
that or not. When Donald Trump goes to honor the slain troops, the fallen troops, they
showed it the first day. They stopped showing it after the first day.
I don't think Iranians are bluffing when they say, we are begging for you to invade, okay?
Because from their perspective, they've been punishing their neighbors and trying to punish
global capital, but now they can punish America directly, okay?
It's much more difficult to try to hit American airplanes than it is to literally blow up
American troop positions as they make the foolish decision to go and try and invade
Iranian soil. You're just flat out wrong. You're wrong, Hassanabi. Things are fine.
I made it up in my head. True. Um, what can I say? What can I say to the greatest counter
argument of all time which is not uh
Huh
Can you put this ran on your youtube i need to show it to my ex-husband who's
Discourse of the war but won't use the number i gave him to get him out of it
I mean sure
Also, Iran is a massive fucking country with six or seven different biomes and all kinds
of different landscapes, the amount of the incompetency is actually insane.
I mean, ultimately, ultimately, there's no, there's no way to like, there's no way to
like reasonably, does not like, look, you can have the best plans, okay?
You can have the best plans.
You can have the best idea of how you can accomplish this goal, okay?
Your military goals.
That's not how war works, okay?
Things are dynamic. Things are going to change in real time. Okay. There are always going
to be externalities that you did not factor and, and you know, environmental concerns
like that, that like change dynamic dramatically.
It happens, but in this circumstance, there is no best laid plan opportunity anyway. Yeah.
No plan survives contact with the enemy. Right. That's why there's like a million different
plans that are established and, and, uh, you know, they, they try to pick the,
the most likely outcome.
It's been proven over and over again.
It's been proven in Korea has been proven in Vietnam has been proven in Iraq.
It's been proven in Afghanistan.
And in those circumstances, at least there was like, uh, like a established
supply chain, uh, they, they went in ahead of time, you know, bribe the
fucking generals to stand down in Iraq, especially, um, they did shock and awe from all the bases
in the region where they could like fly into, uh, Iraq.
There was very little resistance overall.
This is not the same dynamic at all.
You're no longer, uh, having a Harlem globe Trotters versus the Washington.
What is it?
The Washington generals.
What is a Harlem globe Trotters versus Washington, whatever the fuck.
Why is everybody jiggling?
Is it washington generals yet?
You're no longer fighting a harlem globetrotters versus washington generals battle. You're you're fighting against like an actual fucking
uh enemy
An actual country that has designed its entire defenses against this exact thing happening for the past fucking 50 years. Okay
And even with a rock, even with a rock, after shocking off, after the power vacuum, Americans
still took like what, 12 years to finalize its dominance over the land?
It's unbelievable.
still got dudes coming back home dickless because IEDs were exploding under their humvees.
And we're out here talking about, we're out here talking about how this is going to be all right.
It's a profound indictment of America's society that there is no anti-war movements in this moment,
if not now when. I think the anti-war movements of the past Vietnam or Iraq were robust because
they were minority movements at first. People wanted to demonstrate they weren't alone and they
weren't crazy as society mobilized for an unjust war. That's not necessary right now. No one supports
war. I don't think so. I don't think that's the case. I mean, with Vietnam, it was the draft.
It universalized the experience. So there were a lot of people who actually had something to lose
their lives, right? With Iraq, however, there were anti-war protests. There are still currently
anti-war protests. They're just so marginal that they're not getting a lot of coverage right now.
But it is different than Iraq, which would be a perfect analog in this circumstance, right?
So I think Americans are just on autopilot. They are they have given up. I
think it's a it's a
Not a damning indictment of the American population necessarily
But I think it's because Americans are just like all of our profits amount to nothing
like the American government has successfully eroded the confidence that
people have in themselves, right? They have protest fatigue, they have outrage
fatigue, they've already done this in Minneapolis, which actually led to
tremendous success. Let's be real, right? But that's on the domestic agenda. For
them it's like, oh, what else is new? I just gotta go to work.
Because every day Donald Trump does something even more insane than the last.
How do you fucking pay attention to it?
Right?
Payments as much as 2 million per voice are being sought on an ad hoc basis.
By the way, this is what they're doing with the Iranian control over the Shredda Hormuz.
creating an informal toll on the waterway according to people familiar with the matter
who request to anonymity discuss sensitive dealings. I know exactly how this works by
the way. Through intermediaries, tankers that are flagged for or tankers with destination
that's like a nation that is better relations with Iran or tankers that are flagged as like
non-hostile nations can communicate with the RGC Navy through intermediaries. The RGC
Navy will then tow them to a port in one of the nearby islands and they get paid in Chinese currency
to the tune of $2 million. It's $1 per barrel or 1% of the cargo value in general
and then they're allowed safe passage through the shade of Hormuz. Okay.
at least in Afghanistan we had Afghans on our side even if that even with that we lost we I mean
did we though yeah that's not I wouldn't say that we had the Afghan population on our side at all
let's be real I mean some of them got bribed that's what we do usually we just bribe people I'm gonna
don't even give a fuck who it is. In Afghanistan, you know, there was a lot of that people getting
trained and then using American arms against American troops right after they were given
said American arms. That happened quite a bit. There were entire papers written by a
very famous general. It was very famous general that you might recognize the name of who actually
did a good deal of analysis on the failures in Afghanistan, as a matter of fact, his name
was Mike Flynn. Is that, is that name ring a bell for any of you guys? It was Mike Flynn,
right? Am I crazy? Pretty sure it was, right? Wasn't he the one who was, uh, or am I wrong?
You're wrong. We had Afghanistan's hearts and minds.
Thank God you said Grand Platinum. Grand Platinum is not a fucking general. Is it grunt?
So, this is the process that they have, and I think the reason why they're doing this
is obviously to create an additional source of revenue, but to also show the rest of the
world that if you play ball with us, if you treat us with dignity, if you treat us with
honesty, we'll allow you to pass through, we'll allow you safe passage.
And it's a way to also undermine, it's also a way to undermine the Petro dollar, it's
a way to undermine American military dominance, American force projection capabilities, right?
So like this is a, you know, multifaceted approach.
Let's take a look at what the foreign minister Abbas Sayed Arakshi has said.
So far Iran's foreign minister Arakshi says there are no negotiators taking place, directly
contradicting what the American information is being disseminated in mainstream news here
in the Western world.
Iran's Foreign Minister Al-Busra actually interviewed with the state TV said the following,
there are no negotiations.
The fact that they are now talking about negotiations is an admission of defeat.
Didn't they say unconditional surrender?
So why are they now mobilizing their highest officials to negotiate?
Can't argue with that.
For countries we have identified as friends, we have allowed them to pass through the
of Hormuz. These include China, Russia, India, Iraq, and Pakistan. There is no
reason to allow our enemy to pass through the Shred of Hormuz. The enemy must
learn a lesson never to dare attack again and the damages of the Iranian
people must be compensated. They've been very steadfast on this point from the
beginning that they demand reparations. International guarantees are not 100%
guarantees. The intrinsic guarantee we have created ourselves means no one
dares to go to war with the Iranian people anymore. So far no negotiations have taken
place and a ceasefire without guarantees is a vicious cycle that repeats the war. Many
foreign ministers in the region have contacted Tehran and Iran's stance has been principled
and firm. This war clarified many facts. One is that US bases not only failed to ensure
the security of the host countries but themselves became a source of insecurity for those countries.
If these countries suffer blows, it is because of the presence of these bases. Currently
our policy is continuation of resistance. This is once again an incredible blow to American
force projection capabilities, the very fact that they are directly countering America's
information war here is pretty significant.
They are, in Zoom or speak, dabbing on us, okay? They're dabbing on us. Well, I don't even want to
say us. I want to say they're dabbing on the American government for making a spectacular
mistake, one that many Americans are not in favor of, as a matter of fact.
This was the gift to Trump.
Trump's gift from Iran was limited tanker passage of non-U.S.
Oh my God, I called this.
Oh my God.
Remember I said this?
I said yesterday, if you go back to the footage from yesterday, I literally fucking said,
I'm willing to bet that I'm willing to bet that they are looking at what Iran did as
far as safe passage to non-hostile nations and they're treating it as though this was
an assurance that they secured from Iran.
Oh my God.
Oh my God, they're so fucking stupid.
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He's out of his mind.
Okay.
I don't care about that.
We have the devil's government ever.
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Iran did something yesterday, it was amazing. They gave us a present worth a
tremendous amount of money. It arrived today, President Trump said at the
Oval Office on Tuesday. According to a US official and a senior Arab diplomat
by the times of Israel, he was referring to Tehran, allowing a limited number of non-U.S.,
non-Israeli fuel tankers, a pastor of the Shredivar Moos.
What is this?
How can you resist anything but an act of desperation from a country that previously
was thought to be the most competent superpower on the planet that can dominate any country
as long as they choose to dominate them?
A country that is refusing to recognize the realities on the ground, a country that is
actually coping. That's what is going on right now. We're not only failing to dominate Iran
militarily. We are trying to take the L's that Iran is delivering to us, to the American
government, as W's. This was not a gift that was given to the United States of America.
Okay. If anything, this actually further exposes that America is a paper tiger. This means Iran is
setting the terms. And the very fact that Donald Trump would try to stupidly, in the dumbest ways
possible, claim this is a massive victory for himself, is unbelievable. Yesterday when I said
I said this, I was like, ah, that would be the stupidest version of events and it turns
out with Donald Trump, the stupidest version of events is oftentimes the real version of
events.
It's unbelievable.
The move came after Washington via intermediary countries reported the Azeroth for a good
will gesture to test it was speaking to actors in a position of power as it claims it seeks
diplomatic off ramp to the unprovoked war it launched in late February.
Analyst cited by TOI said the gift had only a modest impact on global oil markets if that
and does not amount to a major concession.
Yeah, my wife's not cheating on me with a tennis instructor.
I left her.
I let her bang him.
The sneaker technique.
I'm a cock, but I enjoy it.
That type of shit.
This reeks of desperation, folks. Very, very difficult to see this as anything but desperation.
Incredible.
Well,
a lot of friendships for weeks now? Yes. And they also signaled that they were going to open up the
shredded hormones to non-hostile entities as long as they pay for safe passage, pay a toll for safe
passage weeks prior to the revelation. So this is not, in my opinion, this is nothing to do with
Donald Trump securing any sort of like concessions from the Iranian side at all. When do we revert
to Shia? Well one day you'll wake up and you'll say Ya Ali and you'll start thumping your
chest and you will know in your heart that you have already become Shia. Okay? It'll
happen one day. Spontaneously you won't even realize that you have become Shia.
This is so stupid, they let through what five or six tangers have made them pay to do it.
In an agreement that I know they do with the US, it sounds like Trump's people told them
an unrelated Iranian act that was a gesture of good will, an Iranian action was a gesture
of good will to manipulate him into taking an off ramp.
And if that's the case, they should do it for the record.
But the problem in that situation is that Iran still holds all the cards.
And therefore, if Donald Trump thinks that there's the escalation that could take place
when Iran, you know, doesn't back away from the fight, what is he supposed to do?
Right?
You disgust me.
He says, Miss T. Maruld.
Why is that?
You're a sad little man.
I'm tired. You are a sad little man.
Why are you tired? Who are you, son?
Look at the Turkish. Disgusting, says Inal-Maz.
I'm so wet for you, crazy.
Wait, what the hell?
No, I'm good at saving myself, I'm good at doing good things.
It's a Turkish horn dog. I curse this fandom. You discuss me. Don't curse us. Miss T. Marul.
Marul?
What are the messages?
Turkish people are hitting differently.
Where does Marul come from?
I was a look is funny because like this is the origin story of like 99% of my fucking haters is like they first start off as like fans they get real horny and then they get real angry.
angry. And then they hate me for life, you know, Ethan Klein, sex,
Pestini, rape, tone.
It's a terrifying predicament.
Not every single person turns into a hater, but the ones that do,
the ones that go from horny to angry, oh my Lord, they are so,
they are so resilient in their hate.
Do you just talk about politics all the time enough grifting? Yes, I do even when you're
not paying attention. Hell hath no fear like a woman's corn. I mean, most of my haters
are men, so I don't even, you know, I wouldn't say this is the one unique Turkish lady who
is horny. The US official tells Times of Israel that when Washington began passing on messages
Iran over mediators over the weekend in order to test whether a diplomatic off-ramp to the war
was possible to ask Tehran to make a gesture of goodwill. In response, Iran agreed to allow a
number of fuel tankers that weren't tied to the U.S. or Israel through the Shredda Hormuz in order
to help calm global markets, the Arab official says. The Arab official acknowledged that the
safe passage of a small number of tankers is not likely to have a significant or long-term impact
on global oil prices. A concession that Iran is not yet prepared to offer while U.S. and Israeli
strikes continue. The limited impact of the present allows why Trump avoided
specifying exactly what it was in Arab official says. The White House does not
immediately respond to a request for comment.
Do you get all your news from Twitter? Do you do actual research? This is a
Times of Israel journalist breaking a story. Do you understand that there's a
difference between like looking at random accounts on Twitter talking shit and imagining
realities that did not happen and AI videos and Nazi ass statements versus like a guy
who is breaking his own story from times of Israel reporting.
Can you comprehend that there's a difference between these two things or do you personally
just look at, you know, or do you want to just like make a more favorable argument to
your position that I'm a deeply unserious person?
Like what kind of research could I do? Would it be better if I just went directly to the
Times of Israel website, tried to bypass the paywall, which I do with regular frequency
as well, but like, do you feel like that would be better? I sure can. That's why it's so
funny. Haha. 80 tabs on Twitter. Okay. Um, this is the Supreme leaders represented to
the Supreme National Street Council's Twitter account. This is a direct official communicate
coming from the Iranian government. This is irrelevant, but it's Jason Palladino,
who's another reporter who I work with from time to time, quote retweeting some new reporting
coming from my friend, former colleague, Ken Klippenstein, investigative reporter, identifying
or breaking a story. Once again, US military document leaked to me, shows Pentagon is working
with private companies to manipulate the information you see about the Iran war. Okay.
This is Clash Report, breaking a story on Iran's foreign minister Abbas Arakshi, which
we already saw.
This is an Al Jazeera link, again, breaking story from CNN's Natasha Bertrand about the
Iranians hardening their defenses, getting ready for an American invasion on one of their
islands or the entire coastal territory.
This is Barak Ravid's reporting being highlighted by Fight Tip News.
Barak Ravid is a unit 8200 Israeli agent who oftentimes gives us better insight into what
the Israeli government and the American government are thinking and doing because he's not necessarily
reliable as far as the veracity of it all, but he is reliable as far as understanding
what the American government is trying to say or what the American government wants out there.
You're arguing with a guy who left already?
I don't know, did he? Maybe he actually developed a totally separate opinion now.
Maybe he realized that this line of this response in and of itself was kind of idiotic.
Plus, he's not the only one, right?
I mean, this is a very common thing that people say.
My haters fucking say it all the time, and it's important to address it.
Because even if that person doesn't understand that, maybe there are some people who tuned
in and we're like, you know what, actually, I kind of understand what he's doing here.
you know.
Mahdi Muhammad, an Iranian national security analyst says, we are counting the minutes
until we meet the Americans of the Persian Gulf for the sake of our master's fallen body
for the mutilated bodies of the dear girls and boys in Minop school and for the revenge that since that cursed night of the 13 day 1398 we have awakened every morning our thoughts come sooner you bastards I mean
the attitude from the Iranian side has been
pretty close to that
someone else in the class had the same question
yeah that's why I do it
Anyway, Said Jalili, the Supreme Leader has represented the Supreme National Security
Council Secretary.
It says, the people of Iran know full well that one cannot trust an enemy.
The experience of recent years are clear testimony to this reality for American negotiations
has been, above all else, a tool for deception. And this is something that is also highlighted
by Arakshi as well, this attitude that Iran is not going to stop until they have established
complete military deterrence, until they have found the damage they've done to be sufficient,
sufficient enough for America to concede to their very understandable demands. The demands
that they've identified, the domains that they've communicated over and over again.
And every, let's just say, every plane that gets shot down, like every time there's more
damage incurred by the American force or the Israeli forces is an instance where they're
moving towards that military deterrence, right?
Iran threatens to attack on regional country if Iranian island is occupied.
Iran's parliament speaker Mohammed Bakr Khalibov said on Wednesday that intelligence suggests
enemies are planning to occupy an Iranian island with support from regional country,
which he did not name.
Iranian forces are monitoring enemy movements, and if they take any step, we will attack
vital infrastructure in the regional country in continuous and relentless attacks.
This once again shows at least it gives a little bit of insight into what kind of initiatives
they might take in response. Um, and I think from, uh, the, the American side, we're not
really seeing anything good, right? We're not, we're not seeing a sign of progress of
progress in this circumstance means the escalation from the American side. We're not seeing that
at all. Representative Nancy Mays says, just walked out of a house, house, arm service briefing
on Iran. Let me repeat, I will not support troops on the ground in Iran, even more so
after this briefing. This is dangerous. It's very dangerous. Prem Tucker says we may be
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You going to Know Kings on Saturday?
Yes.
This morning, the Pentagon is preparing to deploy up to 1,500 paratroopers to the
Middle East as the president weighs diplomacy.
Sources LABC News, the Trump administration sent a 15 point plan to Iran to end the war.
And this morning, Pakistan says they have delivered the proposal.
President Trump alluding to the plan just days ago, claiming Iran had already signed on.
Can you give us a number of those?
Many, like 15 points.
15 points.
The Iran has said yes well.
They're not going to have a nuclear weapon.
That's number one.
That's number one, two, and three.
They will never have a nuclear weapon.
They've agreed to that.
Iran still insists negotiations are not taking place
and claims Trump's statements saying otherwise
are parts of efforts to reduce energy prices
and buy time for the implementation
of his military plans.
Still, the president is.
Yeah, no, that's great.
it's great that the leader of the most powerful nation on the planet
is out here saying uh... you know
we gave our we gave options for de-escalation iran
and we're having talks
and iran is like not when i have a tax-fuck you
that's awesome
adamant negotiations are underway
but he won't say who the u.s is speaking to
he critically told reporters he knows iran is going to make a deal
because they gave the u.s what he called a very big present
without saying what it is.
I'm not going to tell you what that present is,
but it was a very significant prize.
And they gave it to us.
We're also learning more this morning
about the toll that this war has taken.
Already 13 US service members have been killed
during this conflict.
And a US official tells us more than 290 have been wounded.
Robin.
We think of all of those families
that are impacted by that.
And Rachel, the breaking US housing market home sellers now outnumber buyers by 630,000
the largest gap ever recorded, holy shit.
Oh my God.
Holy Toledo.
Spectacular.
the topic. I are anus. Oh, buddy. Economic fallout of the war has Washington on edge
as well. Yes, Robin, we know that oil prices have skyrocketed during this conflict. And
this morning, the CEO of United Airlines tells us they will now be forced to raise
airfare by 20% to cover the rising cost of jet fuel. Jet fuel has gone up about 70% during
this conflict. So we know so many Americans are already seeing those long lines at airports
due to the partial government shutdown. Well, now they may be paying more for airfare to
Robin. Yeah, thank you. Thank you, Rachel. The media has now posted an interview with
an Iranian official detailing five conditions under which the regime there says it would
agree to end the war. I want to walk through the five conditions here and then discuss
why this is probably a non-starter here.
I mean, a little bit of a housing market bubble pop isn't necessarily, I mean, it'll
have a ginormous impact on the American economy considering that many American homeowners
see their houses as their nest egg. So it's going to be, it's going to hurt a lot, but
I think sometimes things need to get worse until they get better, if you know what I
I just don't have any faith that this will be a necessary market correction at all.
And I think the American government will do whatever the fuck it can to ensure that,
you know, renters eat dirt.
I don't have any faith in this goddamn government.
I'm sorry, guys, it's just here for the US side.
But the Iranian official telling Iranian state media that they would agree to end the war
if there is a complete halt to aggression and assassinations by the enemy, the establishment
of concrete mechanisms to ensure that war is not reimposed on the Islamic Republic,
guaranteed and clearly defined payment of war damages and reparations, the conclusion
of the war across all fronts and for all resistance groups involved throughout the region.
And then finally, Iran's exercise of sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz is and will remain
Iran's natural and legal right and constitutes a guarantee for the implementation of the
other party's commitments and must be recognized.
So Iran here, at least according to this official speaking to Iranian state TV is saying two
conditions here that I think are, you know, will be obviously non starters for the Trump
administration.
The first is, I know you aren't in it for the value, but in your market, wouldn't your
house value plummet in value to, or does Cali real estate stay strong?
Yeah, I don't give a fuck.
Yeah, it would.
But I'm not, I'm not the average person, am I, right?
I have a stance that homes are to live in, not for accumulation of capital, right?
Yeah, houses are for to live in, not as, not to be traded as a speculative asset.
So I don't give a shit except for a lot of people, for a lot of people, they do actually
treat it as, as, as their nest egg, as their overall wealth, right?
For many people, they have mortgages.
They sometimes they got secondary mortgages.
They use their homes as leverage.
The price of your house only really matters if you're planning to settle or are using
is financial leverage if you're just living in it, who cares exactly?
What is this?
Bondara Bus Coast, Amanda, March 26th, the lights visible offshore are reportedly not from the
city but from ships waiting near the Shredded Hormones after being unable to obtain clearance
the trains at the waterway. Jesus Christ.
Millennials who dumped their entire savings in their first house the past few years are going to be the biggest losers
Especially since they're probably more sensitive to layoffs. Yeah
Definitely
Definitely
You said before China might not want the Petri on why do you think that I just don't know
I don't know if China has ambitions right now to become the global reserve currency.
Sex Mecca, thank you for the five gifted subs.
Amid of war damages and reparations, I mean, just can't see a world in which the Trump
administration would agree to that.
And then also sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz indefinitely, right?
They want to control that strait and then presumably be able to charge for safe passage
through that straight.
Those things seem like they would be very difficult for the Trump administration to
agree to, but we'll ask the White House and see what their response is.
If nothing else, this at least indicates that some terms are being exchanged between the
two sides.
We know that the U.S. side has sent over some terms of its own.
And then we'll wait and see whether these negotiations take shape and actually happen
in a physical way or if this all kind of exists through media posts and through intermediaries
and the like.
The strategic power, this guy is so funny, the Qatam al-Anbi essential headquarter spokesperson
Lieutenant Colonel Ebrahim Zulfogadi. The strategic power you used to talk about has
turned into a strategic failure. The one claiming to be a global superpower would have already
gotten out of this mess if it could. Don't dress up your defeat as an agreement. Your
era of empty promises has come to an end. Your internal conflicts reached the point
where you are negotiating with yourselves,
we state this clearly.
Until it is our will, nothing will go back to the way it was.
That will only come about when the very thought of acting
as the Iranian nation is completely wiped
from your corrupt minds.
Our first and last word has been the same from day one.
And it will stay that way.
Someone like us will never come to terms with someone like you.
not now not ever well for more we can cross now to our correspondent in tehran reza sayeh uh
reza tell us more about iran what why does this guy mog so hard he looks he's looks max ganas
dude have you never met an iranian from iran this is literally i mean maybe maybe the reason
why i'm not surprised by this because like of my fascination for many many years alongside all the
the chopper boys as well of like Iranian bodybuilders and the, you know,
and their saga and their, uh, their, their day to day existence, but like
Iranians from Iran. Yes. As opposed to Iranians that live in the Western world,
diaspora, Iranians.
Have you guys never seen the Iranian bodybuilders?
Huge bodybuilding culture in Iran.
They're calling him the Tehran Tom the new Baghdad Bob for your information. Yeah, that
doesn't actually work though, because here's why it doesn't actually work. You can't call
someone the Baghdad Bob equivalent. If Baghdad is actually winning the fucking current iteration
the conflict. You can only do that if you're dominating. If anything, we are currently
the Baghdad Bob. Donald Trump is the Tehran Tom in this equation, constantly saying, oh,
we're winning, we're winning. It's going to be so good. We're winning so well. Okay,
we were not winning, but we have it. Iranian hug built like Jane. Jesus, it's response
to the US is 15 point ceasefire proposal. Yeah, they rejected it, you know, for now,
But these are remarkable developments here in Tehran on this 26th day of this war.
Developments that on the surface, on the surface, suggest.
that Iran views itself as being in the driver's seat in this conflict and views of the United
States Washington is being on its back book. We report these with caution and we say seemingly
because this has been a war that has been accompanied with a lot of deception, psychological
warfare and what has been an information war that has happened in parallel with a military
war. But consider what happened a few hours ago here in Tehran, Iranian state media confirming
that the United States, the country that Tehran views,
that is used deception for the second time in nine months
to attack Iran in the middle of negotiations
has reached out with a 15 point proposal to Iran
to end this conflict.
In Tehran's response, no thank you.
We're going to end this war on our terms.
Again, this is a development that seems to suggest
that Iran is emboldened,
that it believes that it has leverage
and it can dictate the terms moving forward.
What are Iran's terms?
What are Iran's five points for ending this war?
Among them, a guarantee for all aggressions and assassinations
by the enemy to end the establishment of a mechanism
to make sure that another war doesn't happen.
A guarantee and clearly defined payment
for the damages of this war and reparations,
the conclusion of wars across all fronts
against resistance groups, a reference to groups
like Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis in Yemen,
and finally international recognition
and guarantees regarding Iran's sovereign rights
to exercise authority over the strait of Hormuz.
So what's clear is that there's been indirect talks
between Washington and Tehran.
And again, it's Tehran's position
that we're gonna dictate the terms
and the terms set over by Washington are unreasonable.
Now, happening concurrently with these
confirmed indirect talks are developments
that suggest this conflict could be escalating.
Reports out of Washington that the U.S.
is deploying two Marine expeditionary
three units and 2000 soldiers? Is there a possibility for a negotiated end of this conflict? Or
is there going to be escalation? We're going to have to wait to see what develops in the
coming days.
And, Reza, I'd like to just go a little bit deeper into those five points of the Iranian
proposal. Is this a plan offered up in good faith, or should we see this counter-proposal
Is there something more like a provocation?
It's hard to say.
I think when you look at one of the terms, for example,
complete authority over the strait of four moves,
this is a wish, a desire, a demand
that I think many Gulf states, and of course Washington,
is gonna be hard pressed to accept.
But what this proposal, what this counter proposal
by Iran does indicate is that Iran believes that it has taken withstood and survives the biggest
hits from Washington and Israel. This is day 26 of this war, a war that started by the United States.
The American proposal sucks. There's no incentive for Iran to take it all.
Well, no, I think the American proposal ironically is literally pre-12 day war.
Actually, the American proposal is like quite similar to JCPOA, and it even goes beyond
the JCPOA standards.
But what's interesting about it is that this was, it's a far better proposal for Iran than
the one that they were floating around in the 12 day war, perfect.
And the one that we're floating around 26 days ago, okay?
Which again, was perfect number two.
But while that is, I think, an accurate reflection of how the conditions have changed and who
holds the leverage, it should not be trusted, especially given that troops are moving into
the region.
number one. So they're very clearly, I think bluffing, to hope that they can like strike
Iran by surprise again, do perfidy number three, to lower Iranian guards. And I think
I think the other reason why the other takeaway here is that even though there is a recognition
that Iran is doing far better than they expected Iran to, it's not up to the United States
of America to define the conditions.
It's up to Iran.
And that's something that's going to be a very hard pill to swallow for many American dick
riders, many American chauvinists, right?
In the American mind, we have dominated any country that we wanted to, for as long as
people can remember.
We're not very good at taking the L. Actually, Trump is halfway decent at taking Ls.
I mean, he did it with the Ansar Allah, right?
That was a different story.
That was like a side mission, right?
Operation prosperity, siege guardian,
or whatever the fuck it was called,
Operation Protect Amazon Deliveries.
The scale was far smaller.
This is a totally different set of circumstances
where the entire world is drawn into this.
Like they are all experiencing negative consequences from this.
So they have to pay attention to what's going on.
So the Iranian conditions that the American government
is considered to be maximalist, by the way,
which I do not consider to be maximalist at all.
Or as such, I'm gonna show you right now, hold on.
Where the frick is it, God damn it.
This is from Austin Defender, but it's from Walsh Sheet Journal.
Per, apart from Walsh Sheet Journal,
Iran has responded to the Trump administration's proposal
for a ceasefire with demands
that far surpassed the characterization of maximalists.
obviously, I don't think these are characterizations that far surpass maximalist, right?
I think it's ridiculous, especially because that's what's going on right now. They've been
able to achieve some of these goals militarily. So who the fuck cares that Americans think it's
maximalist. Iran has demanded the closure of all U.S. base in the Gulf region, something that they've
demanded since day one, something that they, you might even assume, has been achieved militarily
because they've been bombing them into dust. A new Strait of Hormuz framework that would
allow Iran to charge fees for vessels that transit, again, not maximalists, it's what's
currently happening. Okay? The end of all sanctions on Iran, the end to Israeli operations
against Lebanese Hezbollah, and no discussions on Iranian ballistic missile programs. Again,
not maximalist. These were the base demands that they made. The only one that's like new,
I would say is the end of Israeli operations against Lebanese Hezbollah. Such demands
have been called ridiculous and unrealistic by U.S. officials. I added a couple onto the
the pile knowing that the Iranians are paying attention to Twitter, maybe they'll see it.
They should demand his real denuclearize, withdraw to the green line borders and pay reparations
to the Lebanese and Palestinians. Also, they should make Israel agents register under FARA
just as, you know, just as a contingency, long-term contingency plan. Since they have
the leverage might as well use it, you know? These would be just demands. Now that's a
maximalist demand, by the way, they should demand Israel denuclearize. Now that right
there, that's a maximalist demand. I'll show you what a maximalist demand is. That right
there is it. Okay? Don't know if your comments are sarcastic or not, but no way Israel would
I know I'm joking, okay? It's a joke.
Yes, this comes from the desk of Dr. Jihad.
Let Iran lead investigations at nuclear capabilities so they know where they are for reasons.
He had demand Israel's full dissolution, the full dissolution of the Zionist entity.
That would be maximalist.
Reuters, one of the regional sources told Reuters that Hezbollah had received Iranian
guarantees on its inclusion in any wider deal.
Iran is prioritizing Lebanon.
It will not accept Israeli violations in Lebanon like what happened after the 2024 ceasefire,
the source said.
Referring to Israel's continued strikes on Lebanon, despite a 2024 truce that ended the last Hezbollah-Israel war.
What's interesting about this is that there's not really any mention for the Palestinians, which I think is kind of lame
from the Iranian side, but it also shows that they are obviously in it for selfish reasons.
Because like, even if they wanted to win favor with the rest of the world, they would bring
up the Palestinian plight here.
Like, their actions, although self-interested, are still going to end up most likely benefiting
the Palestinians, regardless.
But let's be real, there's still time.
Surprisingly the one person who's shown even-handed insight on this is Malcolm Nance on his YouTube
for obvious reason.
He glazes over our and Israel's offensive weapons shortcomings, but his analysis on what
happening in the straight is close to yours, but he adds additional nuanced
analysis and expanded military intelligence analysis because of his own
personal military experience fighting in the straight. Well if he's glazing over
American shortcomings and his really shortcomings then he's not actually
offering you know reliable analysis I feel like.
They didn't say Hezbollah, but all resistance groups, that includes Palestinian factions.
I have heard Professor Morandi bring up Palestine, but I don't know how much, I mean, I don't
think he has any say whatsoever in this process.
I think he's just a spokesperson pretty much.
Mohsen Raza'i, senior military advisor to the new Supreme Leader Mohsen Baha Menei.
If their air power, which is their main force, has not yielded results, what are they expecting
from a ground operation?
Are American soldiers really ready to die for Israel?
I guess we'll see.
Oh, the news anchor mentioned homos in the resistance. Okay, that makes sense.
Hacking Iran in the middle of negotiations, taking out the supreme leader.
Do I think I can get Marandi on stream? I think so.
We got a number of senior political and he goes on everybody's stream.
Leaders Washington confidently saying that this war is going to be over soon.
26 days into the war, it is not over.
And as the days turn into weeks,
and the weeks are about to turn into a month,
you clearly get the sense here in Tehran
that the leadership, the political leadership,
the military leadership is being emboldened.
They're gaining confidence that they have the upper hand,
that they are exacting a cost against Israel
in the United States.
And they believe that they can dictate the terms.
Is that the case?
Can they dictate the terms?
are they overplaying their hands? What's Washington's response going to be to Iran's counteroffer
the wait-and-see?
Resisai reporting live there from Tehran. Thank you. Israel this Wednesday has continued
to strike targets in Iran. That is, Iran maintains its attacks on Israel with air raid sirens
sounding across the country this Wednesday. For more, we can cross now to Israel to speak
correspondent in Jerusalem, Nogar Tanipolsky. Nogar, I know that you've been in your bomb shelter
at least three times in the past 24 hours. What's going on in Israel today, Nogar?
Sorry, I've been in several different bomb shelters actually because even just an expert.
I'll just be reporting on the new Iranian air defense system. Yeah, we covered it earlier.
here. When is the Albus Aragashi stream? It's not happening. It's not happening. They're
boomers. As unironically, they're boomers. Massive revelation, Al Jazeera confirms Iran
is deploying highly advanced underscores air defenses to me. We covered this earlier.
I still think it's probably Chinese and they're just saying it's their, you know, new indigenous
air defense system that they developed after the 12 day war.
I just don't think that they're capable of doing that, but
Iraq is some of the world's largest oil reserves that the money it earns doesn't fully fall
through Baghdad.
Instead, a system set up after the US invasion in 2003 still gives Washington lasting leverage
over Iraq oil revenues.
I'll just use some I've been joyed explains.
They vibe coded it, bro.
I don't know.
I mean, I think their capabilities are tremendous, right?
I mean, we've seen that.
I just don't know if any country is like capable
of manufacturing something in such short time,
like engineering something that is entirely new
in such a short period of time.
Could imagine China telling them not to put their name on it
because it could harm their own reputations
and relationships in the region as well.
They could have just modified a Chinese equipment
or Russian equipment potentially, that's another thing.
Hassan, it's the same air defense that Houthi's used
in 2018 against Saudi air forces.
Yeah, I, I mean, the Houthis did actually almost shoot down an F 35.
So maybe it was in their capabilities, but they're making it seem like this is new.
This was designed after the 12 day war.
Do you see what I mean?
Cause if you remember they had, if you remember, um, I was shocked when I heard
that, uh, the F 35 had a close call.
The F-35 had a close call last year with what they perceive as like Houthi loitering munitions.
So I don't know if that's the same one or maybe a modified version of that.
I was drop site just the fucking goods because they are run by real investigative reporters
and not a bunch of fucking charlatans who are stenographers.
They do something super basic.
They treat American and Israeli enemies as not just like foreign adversaries to disparage,
But as competent logical people and as brilliant investigative reporters, they find contacts,
they establish contacts with people within the governance structure of whether it be
a non-state actor like Hamas or even a foreign government like Iran.
it. It's actually, it's not dissimilar to the way I approach my analysis on China, right? Like,
what do I always tell you? You'll have a tremendous upper hand,
you will have a tremendous upper hand if you listen to what the Chinese government is saying
and take it at face value. And there's no reason for you to assume that they're lying,
right? Because every five-year plan that they've revealed, they've actually accomplished,
or at least they've hit like a lot of strategic targets. So, there's no reason for, when China
says like, we're a communist country, you know, we're a transitional socialist democracy,
or not democracy, but like a transitional socialist government, right? A dictatorship of the proletariat,
it, here are our five-year plans. We do not care about profit beyond using it as an accelerant
for industry, right? When they say stuff like that, a lot of people go, no, that's not the
case, right? That's not the case. They must be lying. If you simply, if you simply listen
to what they're saying, and not automatically assume that they're lying to us, you will
be far ahead of most Western analysts, if not damn near the entirety of Western analysts.
And the same principle holds for investigative reporting on foreign affairs like this, right?
If you're an investigative reporter and you're invested in finding out the truth, if you
treat people within the Politburo of Hamas or the Governor's structure of
Hamas as human beings and not just like fucking barbaric animals who are
illogical and just simply operating off of seeing red or whatever, you can get
tremendous scoops. And that's how dropside does it. That's how Western
press used to do it by the way. There are a lot of people that used to not just
comply with the State Department narratives or write articles as though they are operating
as stenographers for the American government. People used to do that. Many journalists used
to do that. Newspapers used to take pride in the fact that they would write and publish things
that were harmful to the national security interests that went against what the official
correspondence of the government was. Now they didn't do it all the time, but in the unique
moments of where they did do that, you know, Seymour Hirsch is a great example of this. He's a,
and Chris Hedges is another great example of this as well. Like when they used to do this kind of
investigative reporting, investigative journalism, adversarial journalism, they would get a lot of
prestige out of it, right? What changed? Global war on terror, I think. Global war on terror
diminished all of that. They destroyed it. It became less and less frequent. And it wasn't
because the American number was better at like closing up leaks or whatever. It was just that the
the types of journalists that news media, mainstream media hired, were more favorable
to reporters that were doing access journalism rather than adversarial journalism.
The Jews put all the news outlets, come on man.
Yeah, yeah, during the global war on terror.
Like even if you have this idea that all of these like major newspapers are owned by Jews,
No exchange of ownership took place.
So that doesn't even make sense on the timeline that I'm presenting.
It's not the case anyway, but it's pretty funny that you think that like this somehow
changed after 2001.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Jews like Jeff Bezos.
Yeah. Jewish Jeff Bezos purchased Washington Post to do Jewish news.
Yeah, Jewish Elon Musk purchased Twitter, turned it to X.
Once again, US media is casually reporting the Pentagon's use of human shields here
that your time's details on US troops are hiding in civilian office spaces, hotels,
because they don't want to be vulnerable or too close to the current front lines.
Yeah. Remember the first day I told you that an enemy state, a foreign adversary that is,
that doesn't have the same like awesome offensive capabilities that the United States has,
is going to make every target worthwhile, right? This is something I brought up with like Hamas as
well. When people say like, oh, well, why is Hamas like landing random rockets on, you know, Israeli
territory back in the day this is like a common thing that people used to say oh
they just want to kill all jews that's why they're doing it i was like no it's
because they don't have precise targeting capabilities i'm sure if you were to
give them an air force and and fight them on you know the equal ground
they probably wouldn't spend any time lobbing rockets over the boundary at
whatever they might hit, they would hit military positions, military installations,
because the military is the one, not because of like some sense of morality, I mean that might
be the case too, but because, you know, the military is the tip of the spear, that's who's
hurting them. Your goal in battle is to attrit the, you know, the military defense and the military
offensive capabilities. Why the fuck would you waste munitions on like random people?
And that's part of the reason why I said that the likely reason as to why Iran was not only
prioritizing the American military bases but like random hotels and shit was for this reason.
You understand?
Why does Russia do it on Ukraine then? Wait, what do you mean? Because Russia isn't Iran.
Russia has tremendous offensive capabilities.
That's the reason why America, also just like Russia, and Israel, also just like Russia, will blow up whatever the fuck they want to.
They have the resources.
There is a there is a economy here right like Iran wants to continue this war of attrition
It is by need
Iran has bombed us bases across the Middle East and retaliation for the US Israeli war forcing
many American troops to relocate to Hotels and office spaces throughout the region according
to military personnel and American officials. Look at that. Told you. General Kane said that
later defense throughout the region were allowing the United States to protect troops in interest,
but that the Pentagon was trying to bolster defense in the region. Part of the problem
for the Pentagon is that two decades of war in Iraq and Afghanistan, war zones with the United
States quickly established air superiority, left the military with facilities and headquarters
close to the current front lines. Oh, no. Well, Bagram, Air Base in Afghanistan and the US Embassy
in Baghdad, for example, were often targeted suicide bombings and other attacks. Neither
Taliban nor Iraqi militias possessed the kind of ballistic missile capability that Iran has.
Every single story that, that features sober analysis on how the war efforts are going,
basically is an admission that oh shit Iran has hands. That's all they keep
writing over and over again. They keep putting it in the newspaper that oh
shit Iran's got fucking hands.
During the war in Iraq in particular the United States built up bases there
and in Kuwait Bahrain Saudi Arabia and Qatar. Now the war in Iran has made all
those bases vulnerable to the point where service members can't really live or
work there for extended periods, military officials said. The U.S. military in the region is experiencing
imposter syndrome. The U.S. military in the region is experiencing or is excited the prospect
of doing work for home initiatives. Work from home initiatives. Sorry.
Is it weird that they don't talk about the base in UAE? What do you mean?
Why is Iran letting Indian vessels through? We are so clearly aligned with Israel.
regional actor, regional actor that could prove to be a valuable ally out of self-interest later
down the line. Iran is also from what I understand, fucked over China in the past to cut a side
deal with India. And also India is paying the fees. India has always had this unique position
where, from a manufacturing perspective, they are basically a vassalized state for American
and Western interests in general, but due to their complex history of being dominated
and being colonial subjects, they also aren't very trusting.
They operate in a similar way to Turkey, where they have regional goals, they're a massive
country and like for example when you look at the Russia-Ukraine situation
they're a mediator for Russian oil and gas to enter the global energy markets.
So they you know cut side deals with American foreign adversaries and Western
foreign adversaries all the time.
Mayor of Tehran wants to sanction the U.S. now.
All it is is a Connie rather than bargaining to lift sanctions, we're focused on shaping
a new sanction framework against the U.S. and its allies in the Strait of Hormuz.
Lifting U.S. unilateral sanctions doesn't need a negotiation table.
Our missiles have already delivered the results.
Instead of negotiating to lift sanctions, we have focused on creating new framework of
sanctions against America and its allies in the trade of Hormuz. That's funny. I guess they are
technically applying sanctions to U.S. vessels right now. Not that there's that many of them
crossing through the trade of Hormuz. Let's be real. But even then, the ones that do,
I mean, there is still a good amount, just not ones that are coming to the United States of
of America. When the New York Times took five days to attribute the Menalph School bombing
to the U.S., its reason for taking so long was they couldn't attribute responsibility
until they collected evidence. Yet, despite Iranian denials, they automatically know who
fired the first missile or who fired the missiles at Diego Garcia. Weird. Yeah, Iran has denied
this one. Iranian missiles strike far off target, but U.S. remains out of range. New
New York Times is going off pure US and Israel say so. They've done no independent analysis.
They have not sent investigative teams to the Indian Ocean to see the wreckage. Again,
maximum skepticism for Iranian claims, maximum credulity for US and Israel claims.
Yeah, pay itola. Mark Ruta even said Israeli intel doesn't convince him that Iran fired
Yeah. I don't know exactly where the, what that story was about.
New, Iran strikes chemical complex in Negev while, uh, linked to white phosphorus production.
More, um, you know, more anti-colonial action here, more, um, more action against the, the
settler colonial entity and, uh, more decolonization initiatives taking place by force.
An Iranian ballistic missile struck the state-owned ILC Rotem chemical complex in Israel's negative
on March 25th, causing a large blast of fire at the facility according to reports and geo-located
footage. The site near Demona is part of Israel's largest chemicals company and is linked to
phosphate extraction used in the white phosphorus production. According to reports cited by Cradle
Media, Human Rights Watch, and Amnesty International have documented Israel's illegal use of white
phosphorus in both Gaza and southern Lebanon.
Yep.
Ironically, Iran is far more moral actor because they are a theocracy murder of
innocence is in. Okay, I don't believe in that sort of
shit. Come on, man. That's ridiculous. You guys are behaving
in a ridiculous way. This is when you start glazing
too hard, okay? Like, it's a state. Calm down. Calm down. That's ridiculous.
Jesus Christ.
No, it's not even that a theocracy is good or a theocracy is bad. I'm not making a statement on
that. I'm just saying that no state operates on moral boundaries, okay? They operate out of
self-interest. Obviously, they want sovereignty for themselves and their population, and many of
the heads of state. Like, no matter how corrupt or how evil a state might be, in the overwhelming
majority of states, there is still a primary focus on protecting its citizens, okay?
And this, yes, includes Iran as well. For example, their strategic restraint for years and years
revolved around not their fears that America will retaliate or whatever and destroy them
and collapsed the state in and of itself clearly because they had the capability as we found out
for the past 26 fucking days, their strategic restraint was because they didn't want their
people to be punished. While they certainly would punish their people, right, that's not a secret
that the IRGC has oftentimes been far too ruthless and far too brutal in cracking down and stamping
out protest movements, anything that they consider to be destabilizing, right? They absolutely still
clearly did not want to escalate and consistently demonstrated restraint because they were worried
that this what is happening right now would happen. They only, they only
reacted the way that they did after America took the initiative and engaged in perfidy
once again and also decapitated the entire leadership.
Awoken your people too much they've become Shia
Like the Iranian
Axis of resistance against Amir Israel is one of the greatest examples of
of states not behaving in a moral way. Sometimes their actions might lead to morally righteous
outcomes, but they're not actually moving in a moral way. And there is no better, there
is no better example of this than the Iranian red lines, the Axis' red lines that were
were designed to stop Israel from literally doing genocide in Gaza.
And Iran and Hezbollah both, and Hezbollah at least had like some limited military deterrence
that they engaged Israel with, whereas Iran didn't do that much, right?
And Iran actually suffered as a consequence of their strategic restraint.
But the reason why they did that, clearly, was because they just didn't want their people
to be killed. Do you understand?
Hezbollah joined the fight after October 7, yes, but in a very limited manner, in a very,
very limited manner. Because even again, Hezbollah, led by Hassan Nasrallah, was also demonstrating
their own version of strategic restraint. Because if you have any understanding of like strike
patterns, capabilities that Hezbollah had at its disposal, and what they used versus
what they could have used, there's a reason why this current iteration of the conflict
in Lebanon is different than post-October 7 military action by Hezbollah, okay?
If you look at the Israeli analysts as I have, they have literally come to the conclusion
that Hassan Nasrallah was a far more restrained actor than what remains of the Hezbollah leadership
structure right now.
They have openly said that the ways in which as Bullah has been pummeling Israel in the
last 20 or so days reminds them of 2006.
They have absolutely been taking out tanks constantly pummeling northern Israel.
Don't glaze too hard.
You should tell that to my mom who in a span of two weeks went from Iran a lot, gave you
I will die for you Syed Mojtaba.
Why be?
and the Turkish people in Iran are interested in this kind of gas.
The Turks generally don't like Arabs, they don't like Iran at all, as far as I know.
They respect Iran as a country, but they don't like it very much.
For example, the Turks don't like Hezbollah at all.
Maybe this concept has changed.
How is funding resistance such as Hamas from Iran not helping Palestine?
Do you not understand what I was trying to explain to you?
Of course Iran has funded and offered logistics and offered training to Hamas militancy to
the Palestinian resistance outright.
But that's not done as like some kind of moral that doesn't that might have a moral purpose
that might have a moral outcome sorry, at the end, like if you were to successfully liberate
the Palestinians and allow them to fight back militarily and develop sovereignty, then that's
a righteous outcome, right?
That's a moral outcome.
But the reasons as to why Iran was very clearly funding them and the reasons as to why Iran
did not take the actions that they had within their capabilities as we have seen in the last
26 days. But the reason why they didn't do this after October 7, even though they said they would,
because that's the whole purpose of red lines, right, is because they were self-interested. They
cared first and foremost about their own peoples, their own peoples' well-being.
This is what I mean.
USFOL OTAIBA UAE Ambassador to the US, a simple ceasefire isn't enough, we need a conclusive
outcome that addresses Iran's full range of threats, nuclear capabilities, missiles, drones.
UAE is out here like talking as though they are not in fucking striking distance, man. I don't understand
This might be like a lone voice, maybe
Bro, they really think they're Israel. I swear to God, bro. You ain't Israel
Okay
You're the United Arab Emirates. Okay, you're not the United Israeli Emirates. Fuck you mean
What is happening? I know they're spiritually Israeli. I've talked about this quite a bit and
they are tied to Israel at the hip, but what blows my mind, what blows my fucking mind about
These last 26 days is that Israel does not give a fuck about the United Arab Emirates, bro
They do not care and these guys are still behaving like dogs
Holy shit
It blows my fucking mind like how have you not learned the lesson that
That this allegiance with Israel has only led to having Dubai be erased off the fucking map
You a had no say starting this war and they'll have no say how it ends
These big statements are regime PR designed to pursue the public that the UAE has some agency here where they don't yeah, this reminds me
You know what this reminds me of?
This reminds me of that kid that like
Fake stops the train and then fake pushes the train like that's the UAE
That's the UAE's involvement in this and and the amount of say they have you know, I'm talking about that meme that video
It's so funny
Anytime a non-zionist person dies, Israel's happy. Brother UAE is a Zionist country.
No, you mean anytime a non-Jewish person dies in this equation, Israel is not necessarily happy, but they just don't give a fuck.
And yes, that does make sense, because Israel is a fascist country. It is a Jewish supremacist country.
Yeah, this is the one I was looking at. Wait, no, not this one. There's another one, but I guess this one works too.
That's the UAE, baby.
Is not alone voices their policy just in Dubai's deputy police chief Donnie Kalfon
Panim says calls for more cooperation with Israel and attacks Arab leaders.
Oh, people of the Gulf strengthen your cooperation with Israel advice.
There is no good in the regions countries at all. Oh God, what a fucking...
Oh, oh, Sharmuta.
Gahpe, kelp, kelp.
Kusimek, Sharmuta.
Oh my fucking God, dude.
Jesus Christ.
Watch your mouth, man.
What the fuck are you talking about?
No, in the Gulf, we say child.
Kosoctah, Sharma.
Cuck chair was made for this guy, bro
Anyway UA had no say in start of this war and I don't know saying how it ends
Huh, we want to run as a normal neighbor it can be reclusive and even unwelcoming but it can't attack his neighbors blocking international waters or export extremism
Oh my god
the United Israeli Emirates saying you can't export extremism bitch
You literally fund and supply arms to ISIS militants in the Gaza Strip in
coordination with the Israeli Zionist entity and
Not only that but you're currently doing a fucking genocide separately in Sudan by funding the RSF
the fuck do you mean Iran should not export extremism that's all you do
motherfucker god I had so I ah ah the UAE man oh it's just you know I'm not let
me just say I feel bad for people who are stuck there but I I I I I if there is
one country that is like morally the equivalent of Israel and the Gulf it's
Like they are there somehow fucking worse than Saudi Arabia. How is that even possible?
How is that even fucking possible?
Unbelievable the way did the audacity the gall the way these guys fucking operate the shamelessness
Yeah, cause um the UAE
I
Yeah, yeah
No wonder it was a Emirati that that gave Jeffrey Epstein. Oh my god, I forgot about Jeffrey Epstein
ironically enough
Ironically enough, that's the other thing like they are the most involved with Jeffrey Epstein like the most involved
They're going to make videos about you, bro. Yeah, they're going to get those. They're
going to get those like English speaking, like perfect English speaking Instagram influencers
to be like, the UAE actually despises extremism in the region. We're not like the rest of
those disgusting Arabs. We're actually a different kind of Arab. Have you guys seen those videos
where they do like the they do these like insane orientalist videos about their own people it's
fucking terrible. I mean the phone flip video is beast mode I do I do appreciate that one I think
you guys are wrong. Your Chinese fans turned you into an isekai anime title. A socially awkward
makeup-free news anchor suffers a social anxiety meltdown at the Vanity Fair's Oscars party,
too afraid to speak to the stars who support Palestine, missing the chance to talk to Gada's
Dua Lipa, and surprised that Hudson actually knows her.
I was always stunned by the lunacy of the Abrahamic course from an Emirati perspective.
The UAE's conflict with Iran is far more resolvable than Israel's conflict with Iran.
By joining the Abrahamic course and explicitly becoming a member of Israel's anti-Iran blog,
the ua essentially attach itself to israel's conflict with iran
even though israel is a thousand miles from iran while the ua is only fifty
miles from iran shores
the ua made itself a frontline state in israel's fight with iran
abu dhabi is now paying the price for this mistake geographies ensuring that
key decisions are made elsewhere
wallet pays the highest price
Here's an example of those influencers.
Yes, the UAE has been paying me and influencers to talk good about Dubai, Abu Dhabi and all of the Emirates.
Let me tell you how much they have paid me.
They paid me with things that money cannot be robbed to the table.
They paid me with safety, security, love, acceptance, growth.
I wouldn't have become who I am.
It all is in a different country.
So this propaganda in the West and whatever it is,
it is, some of the jealousy, because they don't understand how come all of the influencers
got together, picked up their phone and showed you the truth, showed you the safety.
And if you want to know the safety, like now, I'm more sure of the safety.
The first video.
Bro, they all got Dubai face, by the way, it's crazy.
They all got Dubai face it's just like lit filler Botox galore. Oh my god. I don't even
want to fucking finish this goddamn take talk. Check the comments please. I don't even care.
Yeah. Marlago face versus Dubai face woulda rom only be morally registered. They attacked
This were right after October 7th, maybe it was a strategic depth on their end to wait until they had the stockpiles and Mary Israel has been on their ass. No, dude
You think they just materialize the stockpiles in the last two and a half years, what are you crazy? They've had the motherfucking stockpiles
I'm telling you I think Yaya Sinwar's
Like Yaya Sinwar's design was to trigger this
far before
It actually ended up happening
No, Iran just didn't want the smoke like understandably they didn't want their citizens to be killed.
They just thought that they could they thought that the American and the Israeli side would not engage in lunacy. Okay. Well, they were wrong. They're fucking lunatics.
That's it.
They're fucking their lunatics.
Surely, Sinwar would have spoken with Iran. No, fuck no. This was literally, this was
not done in coordination with Iran. October 7 famously was not done in coordination with
Iran. It was the last time that America, Israel, and Iran agreed on anything.
All parties came out and said Iran had no, no knowledge prior.
Iran, if left to its own devices, Iran, if the ISN were told Iran
that he was going to do October 7th, Iran would have probably fucking stopped them from doing it.
There is suspicion. I mean, this is maybe reading the tea leaves a little too much. This is like
rumors, but there was suspicion on the Palestinian resistance front that the Quds forces might have
been penetrated by Mossad as well, like that the IRGC, the IRGC leadership structure might
have been penetrated at its highest levels by Mossad.
Why would have, why would Iran stop Sinwar?
What are you talking about?
Look at what happened to the Iranian resistance forces in the region.
Dude, Iran, one of the major criticisms internally in Iran against the IRGC, aside from like
the domestic repression, is that from a regular Iranian society's standpoint, they think like,
you know, you're spending all this fucking money feeding Hezbollah and feeding IRGC
forces and feeding like the resistance front, right?
Which is true.
They spent a buck ton of money, both shipping them arms, shipping them missiles, setting
up a supply chain between Lebanon and Iran by way of Syria, sending Hezbollah to Syria
to make sure that the supply chain is uninhibited or not disrupted.
Sorry. The argument from Iranian society is like we're suffering as a consequence of these
sanctions certainly, but like we're, we're suffering and you're fucking spending all
the money in the parallel economy that you've designed on, you know, fighting
foreign wars. What the fuck are you doing?
That's not cheap at all. And all of that is, I mean, it's been severely reduced.
And it was severely reduced directly as a consequence of Iran's strategic
restraint
uh... idea of the the naivete that like american israel wouldn't try this
what sources a run didn't know every source except for wall street journal
wall street journal was the old uh... the first
uh... american news outlet that said iran had working knowledge of october seven
israeli officials came out and said that's not the truth
american officials came out and said that's not the truth in the iranian
first came out and said that's not the truth. There was one party that definitely knew that
October 7 was going to happen though. And that's motherfucking Israel, okay? Anyone that
says Israel did not have any prior knowledge of October 7 is the biggest moron of all time.
course they knew. The question is whether or not they knew how bad it was going to be.
And how much of that was hubris, I guess. They knew and they didn't do shit about it
because they were like, oh, this will be like a limited operation that we can like control.
Some people will die, maybe we'll like do genocide in Gaza, there I shit you.
And Yau's own spokesman confirmed that they had warning from Egypt.
Yeah.
I mean, we knew that already.
Egypt also confirmed that.
According to financial time, signing of this brief on the matter, Russia is prepared to
send face shipments of drones, medicine, and food to its embattled ally, Iran, and the
the livers began in early March, and we're in the process of being completed.
Yeah, it was only due to the strategic restraint demonstrated by Ayatollah Ali Hamane
Ayatollah Ali Hamanei, that Israel was able to target and single out different factions of the resistance,
the axes of resistance, piece by piece.
As demonstrated by what's going on right now, Iran actually had a lot more capabilities.
But imagine if, imagine if all of the acts of resistance remained intact and was funded
and had their launch capabilities and were just like doing maximum damage to, to Israel
after Israel violated the red line that Iran had set prior.
Right?
And that equation, Hassan Nasrallah remains alive, Syria is not controlled by HTS.
Still doing numbers?
Yeah.
No, they are.
Kuwait and Bahrain has been announced 83 operations today. 21 Markovas have been targeted in one
day. Al-Munnar correspondent, a momentous day in the history of resistance attacks against
the Israeli occupation forces. Al-Jazeera correspondent, there's an operation by the
party every 18 minutes. This is something significant and unusual given the intensity
of the raids. When Asana Zarala was alive, he never did shit like this. They didn't do
do the shit at all. They take potshots. First that, uh, is really occupied illegally occupied
territory and maybe it like Northern Israel. Maybe they send a drone over a drone over
the hyphal port to be like, see, this is our capabilities. We can strike you. It's within
reach. Israel didn't respond to that with anything, but ha, you're too afraid to do
anything will fucking kill you. And it turns out that low key is what happened, right?
America would have attacked Iran as a situation, so the fuck what? America is currently attacking
Iran. Hello? Hello? It seems it was an inevitability because we're in it right now. The only difference
is at that point Iran would have even far more military deterrence capabilities.
What is this? Do you think Putin is helping him?
I think he might be helping him a little bit. Yeah, I think yes, and he probably thinks we're
helping Ukraine, right? And you are, right? Yeah, we help in them also. And so he says
that and China would say the same thing, you know, it's like, Hey, they do it and we do
it in all fairness.
Well, hard to justify their own people if they started as compared to saying they were
attacked. What do you talk about Israel attacked Iran on numerous occasions? Israel assassinated
Ismail Hania in Tehran, okay? Israel may play a role in the in the assassination of the previous president, for example
And that helicopter incident that took place even though helicopters are very old, especially in Iran
So that one is a bit of a wash Israel attack the Iranian embassy the Iranian embassy compound in Syria
Israel has also consistently assassinated Iranian scientists on Iranian soil.
Israel hit the Iranian embassy compound in Damascus,
technically striking Iranian soil then as well as a violation of Iranian sovereignty.
In all of those instances, what did Iran do?
sent in a fleet of slow drones, maybe a couple missiles. That was a, that was restraint theater,
I mean not restraint theater, sorry, that was retaliatory theater, right?
That's what it was. It wasn't real. It wasn't to actually set up restraint because, sorry,
set up restraint. It wasn't to set up significant military deterrence. Now they're doing it.
Yeah, the pager bombs to anyway, let's try to go for a drink in general.
ends up in a bomb shelter. What's going on in Israel is a lot of confusion, I have to tell you.
My impression is that the Israeli authorities know as much about these talks as you and I do,
which is saying quite something given how close the military alliance continues to be
between the United States and Israel. But you know, while you were speaking just now with Reza,
we received a statement from the Iranian foreign minister, Araqi, who said there are no negotiations.
He said messages are being transferred back and forth, but there are no negotiations,
and that he reiterated a very hard line for Iran. He said that Iran demands a complete end to the
war and reparations for damages done. That's it. In Israel, the government appears to be just
listening and waiting for these messages and in particular for Donald Trump so
that today we have heard at the same time that the US is significantly upping
its military presence in the region not in a formation to defend Israel that has
been quite roughly hit but in a formation that could indicate even the
deployment of ground troops in Iran and at the same time we're hearing genuine
concerns from the Israeli government that Donald Trump could unilaterally decide an end
to this war as soon as Saturday.
So it's a bit of a chaotic sense here.
And remember that the Iranians are also demanding that Israel halt its operations in Lebanon.
So all of Prime Minister Netanyahu's statements saying that Israel is about to go deeper into
Lebanon that even if the war in Iran ends, the one in Lebanon will continue. All of his statements
at this point are cast in doubt while awaiting whatever Donald Trump determines.
No good time of policy reporting from Jerusalem. Thank you very much.
Let's bring in our military analyst, Sean Bell, who joins us now. And Sean, we kind of
have seen this 15-point plan proposals of, we don't know, exact wording, exact detail fully.
But for some fairies, some quite large demand.
Isred was tortured as an 18-month-old baby in Gaza to force a confession out of his father during an interrogation.
His legs from a sharp...
Ah!
Jawed is a two-year-old from Gaza.
Doctors believe these burns have been caused by cigarettes, and the warrants on his legs from a sharp object.
Jawed was reunited with his family in Almagazi refugee camp.
hours after witnesses say he and his father were detained by Israeli forces. His family says there
was blood on his clothes. When we first received him we noticed blood on his pants. His mother
examined his body and saw wounds. At first we thought it might be from shrapnel but when we got him
to the hospital doctors confirmed these are clear signs of abuse caused by cigarettes and a sharp
object the wound on his leg has both an entrance you haven't seen this i think this came out while
you were in cuba is fucking awful they put nails in his feet too what the fuck bro and then i got
banned then i get banned if i call them animals dude i mean animals is like not even an animal
wouldn't do this and an exit and now you can see his condition on march 20th joad was with his
father Osama Abunassar in Almagazi. What necessary were detained shortly after approaching
as well so-called Yellow Demarcation Line. This is the area where Osama Abunassar was
last seen carrying his son. Israeli forces are deployed here. We rushed to reach him,
but came under fire from tanks. He was detained by Israeli troops behind this hill with his
child, while ground forces fight at us to push us back.
For hours, his family had no information about their whereabouts.
Ten hours later, a call came from the Red Cross asking the family to collect the child.
Joad was returned alone.
He was taken to Al-Aqsa Hospital where medical teams documented signs of abuse.
Osama Bonasara is now in Israeli detention.
Jawaad remains another child in Gaza growing up in a reality where brutality arrives early
and leaves a lasting impact.
This is the medical report for Jawaad.
Doctors documented injuries around both knees, consistent with cigarette burns.
The report also classifies this as a case of a child accused by unknown individuals.
on that's insane.
Good, that was.
All right, thanks.
I can't believe it dude. This is like every day. There's a fresh new hell
and then you got Democrats want to fucking find ways of defending this shit insane
on Iran's nuclear plans and proposals, whether they're civilian or whether they're military.
Would Iran agree to this?
It's fascinating, isn't it? President Trump's likes to issue his 15, 18, 20-point plans,
doesn't he, as ultimatums? But I have to say, when you read through it, if I was Iranian,
it looks like a surrender document. Remember those terms that we were looking at a different scenario.
If you look at what the U.S. objectives are, all it does is list those, because that way
President Trump can claim that he's achieved victory.
The top four around nuclear, the trouble is the nuclear ones,
you'll only actually solve this if you remove the intent.
If you don't remove Iran's intent
to develop nuclear weapons, frankly,
all the bombing in the world simply puts their program back.
And as we discussed off air,
unless you can find this in rich uranium,
you've already got the bare bones.
You've got all the experience and expertise to do this.
If the US objective was to regime change,
there may be a different regime in there,
but it's still the same effective ideology.
It's actually more dangerous.
And you haven't seen a popular uprising.
The regime may have been battered mercilessly
from the air in terms of military capability,
but you've still got the drones in place.
They're still looking like they've got fighting
and they're still launching missiles around the region.
And they've still got their foot on the road to the west
and the straits of all moves.
I'm not entirely sure how 15 point plan
is going to prompt them to start negotiating.
And with some pretty big demands in it,
Well, maybe what might prompt them to start negotiating
is this deployment of thousands of troops, really,
but in a significantly in airborne division
to the Middle East.
What would that mean?
How would that be used?
How could these kind of soldiers be leveraged?
It looks good on pictures, doesn't it?
But if you look at Afghanistan,
how many troops at the peak did America have then?
130,000?
It was well over 100,000.
So 1,000 isn't going to materially change the dial at all.
What it does do is put boots on the ground, which of course
could be incredibly dangerous.
I suspect what's more likely is that a military analyst
believe at the moment that Trump's looking for an off ramp,
he's looking for a way out.
If you put troops into the region,
it just throws a bit of uncertainty into the mix
and therefore potentially gives you
a bit more leverage in those negotiations.
But quite frankly at the moment, as a military guy,
I've never seen such uncertainty.
The sky put out this 80 seconds little video of Trump just turning around conflicting statements.
It's very difficult to do analysis when you're seeing certain so much out there.
What we can see is Iran still standing.
They don't look like they want to negotiate at least publicly and Trump desperately needs
an offer.
And then a Hedera magistrate's court judge ruled the passing money was apparently star
while in his early detention where he collapsed and died last year.
The fact that he was apparently starved cannot and should not be hidden.
Judge Ehud Kaplan writes in his decision, even though over a year's past since his death,
Israel still continues to hold on to his body.
Yeah, man, it's very hard for me to sympathize with anyone that defends this country, man.
It's just, it's impossible.
It's just directly at odds with everything that I've ever learned.
It's at odds with base morality base humanity
Unbelievable evil shit
This is like worse or the worst of the Nazi brigades, you know what I mean
We've got to think it's not just the United States around but also Israel and Israel is continuing its its targeting
Yeah, that's who our brave marine expeditionary unit boys are gonna fucking die for by the way that country to defend that country's interests
And it's unlimited appetite for appetite for death and destruction in the region Iranian sites
But it is also massively expanding its operations in in Lebanon trying to create a buffer zone
And the words buffer zone may ring in people's ears because they'll they may be will think of
potentially Gaza for example and the fact that Israel continues to occupy about 50% of Gaza Strip
some might consider that as a buffer zone is it's a bit of a
Formula that we're starting to see develop from the Israeli perspective
I think, unfortunately, you have to go back in history a short time.
In 1982-2000, Israel was occupied, they're a bit of land.
If you see the blue line, the Littani River, there is a blue line below that,
you know, that's the border of Israel.
That buffer area has been contested in the past.
There does not need to be any more death and destruction.
But if Iran fails to accept the reality of the current moment,
if they fail to understand that they have been defeated militarily and will continue to be,
President Trump will ensure they are hit harder than they have ever been hit before.
President Trump does not bluff, and he is prepared to unleash hell.
Iran should not miscalculate again.
Their last miscalculation cost them their senior leadership,
their navy, their air force, and their air defense system.
Any violence beyond this point will be because the Iranian regime refused to understand
they have already been defeated and refused to come to a deal.
Just within the past few hours, Iranian State TV has said that Iran has rejected the U.S.'s
15-point plan to end the war.
What's the White House's response to that?
And have these talks hit a dead end?
They have not.
Talks continue.
They are productive, as the President said on Monday, and they continue to be.
However, I saw a 15-point plan that was floated in the media.
I would caution reporters in this room
from reporting about speculative points
or speculative plans from anonymous sources.
The White House never confirmed that full plan.
There are elements of truth to it,
but some of the stories I read were not entirely factual.
So I am not going to negotiate on behalf of the president
here at the podium.
What I will tell you is these talks are ongoing.
We're not going to get into the nitty gritty details
that have been exchanged between the United States
and Iran at this time.
So, day 26 of the Iran War, widely reported, President Trump has issued a 15-point peace
plan to the Iranians, but it's also clear he's planning on sending more troops to the
region.
What is the American strategy in this war going forward?
It's interesting in the 15-point peace plan, what we know is that there are some carrots
to the Iranian leadership, like sanctions relief, but most of the rest of the plan does seem
to be a list of America's strategic objectives. Therefore, it feels a lot like a surrender
plan. Now, the US military has undoubtedly written down Iran's military capability,
but it still has the leadership in place. It's still got missiles, it's got drones,
and it's still controlling the straits of Hormuz. That doesn't feel like an Iranian
government. It's anywhere close to capitulating or surrendering, and certainly not a wanting
to negotiate on America's terms. Meanwhile, in addition to the peace proposal, President
and Trump is talking about deploying troops to the region,
but where will they go and how will they be used?
Well, at the moment,
it's US Marine Corps capability on USS Tripoli and Boxer.
This is the tip of the sword of US Marine Corps capability,
bristling with helicopters to move from ship to shore
and also recover any casualties,
but also F-35 fighter jets
that can provide closest support to the forces on the ground.
In addition, you've got New Orleans, Comstock and Portland,
vital support ships that can also offload hardened vehicles, some of the supplies and
particularly the the food and provisions that the US Marine Corps forces on the ground
will require. Now, 5,000 US Marine Corps sounds like a lot. I'm sorry. It's a very potent.
Is one of these naval assets called the USS Comsock? That's a joke, right?
Okay.
Here's Dave, that's what Dave, they said USS Cumsock, this is a good one for us.
Out of all the names that we could have gone with, we chose this one.
I mean, respect, I guess, beast mode.
That's cool.
That's cool.
Cool, cool, cool.
He was his poop start capability, but what those numbers actually able to do by context
if you look at the Afghan campaign the Americans deployed over a hundred thousand military
forces into the region at the time they operate over three hundred thousand for the invasion
of Iraq and of course they are facing over a million armed IRGC forces in Iran.
So five thousand is a relatively small number.
Where would they be deployed and what could they do?
One of the key areas of interest inevitably at the moment is the Straits of Hormuz.
It's been widely expected that one of the ways to control the Straits of Hormuz is
to deploy military forces around the coastline and try and annex a part of Iran.
Whilst that's possible, the harsh reality is 5,000 troops would be a drop in the ocean
or be incredibly vulnerable.
What looks far more likely is that they could be used at Karg Island, which is where Iran
exports most of its oil from, and America might judge that Iran probably wouldn't attack
forces there for risk of damaging their own infrastructure. But the risk of casualties
is huge and America has no appetite for that. Well, it looks far more likely President Trump
likes to do a deal. You need leverage to do a deal. And just the hint that he's deploying
these forces into the region might be enough to give him some leverage at the table with
the Iranians should deal be done. Meanwhile, if we look across in Israel, Israel's continuing
its lab. No. Not even a little bit. No, he's doing that because he's amassing troops to
invade Iraq and operation. Like, how can you say that and cause yourself like a fucking
serious adult analyst. When the last time Trump did this was 26 fucking days ago. It
was a month long buildup. And it was very clearly an act of poverty. Where he he faked
a negotiation to start bombing Iran alongside Israel into Southern Lebanon. That is across
the border here and south of the Tani River. It's not the first time they've occupied this
region. It was occupied in 1982 to 2000 and one of the reasons they do that is to create a buffer
zone to protect their people, the living in the communities and settlements in northern Israel.
It's also been reported that several of the bridges across the Litani River have been blown,
but not all of them. One of the reasons that they won't all have been blown is to allow the Lebanese
people to escape from the region. The challenge of course this operation is incredibly dangerous.
Hezbollah will be trying to stop Israeli defense forces every step of the way.
But stepping back, it's not entirely clear how this operation aligns with America's strategic
objectives to the war and looks increasingly likely as if America and Israel are gradually diverging
in terms of their aim. Israel wants- Is he wrong about the number? No.
The troops and masses are relatively small amount, which is why I don't think they're
like going to do a full blown on a full blown ground invasion because they can't they can't
do a full blown ground invasion. They don't even have the logistics they don't even have
the logistics to do a smaller operation. The likelihood is that they're going to the likelihood
is they're going to try to land on one of these fucking islands and try to hold it.
To make success against Hezbollah in Lebanon, also in the West Bank, all of that's going to take
time. Time, frankly, President Trump doesn't have. Who has the upper hand right now?
Iran. I regret having come to this conclusion because like many MI6 officers of my generation,
we face the violence and brutality of the IRGC for most of our careers.
That's the Islamic Revolution regards.
What?
So there is no
How also
You're British
You're literally a British spy
I'm sorry if you're a British spy and you're like oh my god
We face the brutality RGC, but you probably you know in some ways brought it upon yourself, right?
It's the same with like people being like oh
The IRGC has been like so devastating to our forces like why are you near the IRGC?
Like proximity wise it makes no fucking sense you chose to go to their backyard
the art. Also, for the British Intelligence Agency and the American one, you literally
are the reason why the RGC exists, okay? You are the reason. You did a call in Iran. You
installed a fucking puppet. The puppet was ruthless. You trained its torturers. And then
the people rose up and had a popular revolution. I love when they're still dumbass Americans
and say shit like this. My friend is going there. Lo Ayatollah is mutilated and they're
Okay, yeah, right
There are so many Americans that are just this fucking stupid
When's the last time you talked to your friend
Just imagine that in your mind
It might be the last memory you've ever had with him, you know, he might actually end
up on a running dying for Israel.
Given that this is your attitude, I suspect you also voted for the, I'm not dying for
for Israel candidate, right? Like Donald Trump. If you got an opportunity to contact your
law ones that are being deployed or at the precipice of being deployed. Tell them to apply
for conscientious objective objective status lost between us and I shed new tears for
Ali Hamanae, who was killed at the beginning of this war. But the reality is...
Yes, you can do that when you were already enlisted, yes.
This has to be coordinated, right?
Aliza Slok and Hailey Stevens criticize El Sayed over rallies with Son Piger.
Stevens said that our association with Piger El Sayed is choosing the campaign
with someone who has a history of anti-Semitic rhetoric.
It's kind of wild that like there is this much of a coordinated smear campaign
This is my favorite thing that people do by the way where they like actively disparage me and then
And they'll actively cry and disparage me and then be like, oh, the people don't like
him.
He's unpopular.
Why is he unpopular?
All this is, is literally them having to deal with their own demons, where they're like,
why is a guy, this should be read as, why is a guy who said America deserve 9-11 so popular
in America, in the eyes of so many Americans?
what it is. Andrew Cuomo tried this shit, man. It don't fucking work. A pack has made
the boss call. They got all the Israel lobby dogs to fucking bark as hard as they can.
so crazy. All the while, Israel's popularity is diminishing every single day, and the overwhelming
majority of Americans are looking at what we are doing to the global energy markets and looking
at what we're doing to Iran in a negative lens, and they know that it's happening because of Israel.
They think you're a government plant. There's a theory that he's a government plant. There's no
concrete evidence for us, but the way he dodges the legal system does make one reason eyebrow.
What? If he broke US law, why is nothing happening to him? Should the cops wait for him at the
airport when he came back? Wait, what? You can't like invent a law violation.
What? Why would I be a government plant? Wait, how does that make sense? I'm a government plant
That's actively working against the State Department's objectives?
How is that?
What?
The US underestimated the task and I think as of about two weeks ago lost the initiative
to Iran. In practice, the Iranian regime has been more resilient than I think anyone would
have expected. They took some good decisions actually as early as last June about dispersing
their military capability and delegating the authority for the use of those weapons, which
which has given them significant extra resilience against this incredibly powerful air campaign.
They have embarked on what's technically called horizontal escalation, i.e. firing rockets
at anybody within range, which at the time, honestly, Shashank I thought was nuts, but
in fact, has been a very good way of putting indirect price on the US, sort of worked.
And then they've understood the significance of the energy war and held the straits at
threat and globalized and essentially not internationalized, just globalized the conflict
in a way that gives them some weapons. So, you know, they've played a weekend pretty well.
My second point is that Donald Trump has said some stuff that will have confirmed something
they knew. Fun fact, this guy's 38 years old. Yeah, the British don't age well.
Already, which is that they're in a civilizational war in their terms. They're in a war of it.
It's so funny that they just keep saying, oh, who could have predicted all of this literally everyone?
Like, what do you mean?
Who could have predicted all this?
The straight of our moves is like, physically, not that difficult to control.
Okay.
It is a stroke point that Iran has had the capabilities of shutting off for decades.
That was part of the reason why we were always presenting Iran as a foreign adversary, fucking with its economy, fucking with the people.
Like what are we talking about? There was the Millennium Challenge is another great example.
Like America ran simulations on how hard they would get assfucked by Iran in 2002.
It's a very famous war game.
It's such a famous war game that like random fucking dumb ass YouTubers have covered it.
Not even like, you know, military Andes like straight up.
It's the type of cliché that everyone with like a little bit of interest and some Wikipedia
browsing capabilities have figured out on their own.
The best part about this is the fucking Pentagon knows this too.
It's not like they didn't know, but if you think that, I mean, we know for a fact that
the Americans knew that this was going to happen, the American analysts, the American
intelligence community knew exactly what was going to happen.
If I know what was going to happen, how the fuck would they not know that it was going
to happen?
I'm a random guy. I'm 34 year old Twitch streamer. Okay?
If I could call it for a mile away, you think the American intelligence community could not make
this assessment? What did I say? I told you, one, a country like Iran, especially if it's
under attack by Western forces is going to rally around the flag. It's not going to lead to mass
mass protests and mass mobilization, they're going to rally around the flag as they did
in the 12-day war.
And not only that, but also, they have endless capabilities of shutting off the Strait of
Hormuz and controlling commerce that flows from the Strait of Hormuz is a 21-mile, 21-mile
wide entry point in which 20% of all of the energy flows through for the rest of the world.
Of course, the American intelligence knew. That's why they revealed it.
They openly stated that this would happen. And when Trump didn't listen,
when Trump didn't listen to his top general, General Raisin Cain, right, what did he do?
He went to the media and he sang, he went to the media and he told every outlet he possibly could, on background, okay?
That, that, we were going to run out of defenses, that this was going to be utter devastation.
You don't do that unless it's the last ditch effort and the entire time Donald Trump's like,
nope, Steve White gobs got me.
Lindsey rams got me.
Benjamin Nenya who's got me played like a fucking fiddle.
What a dumbass he is existence Donald Trump made it very clear that he wanted to see them
up against the wall basically, whereas America has embarked on a war of choice.
And in those terms, I think that's imbued them with more staying power than the US and
certainly US counterparts.
And they know that now.
And I think that really is giving them the whip hand.
Bro.
Is the Iran.
Is the Iran.
There's also, there is this like, there's a suspicion that I have.
And I want to know what you guys think about this, this is pure speculation.
But I think Donald Trump just straight up doesn't trust the American military or its
own intelligence community.
But this literally happened with Vladimir Putin.
I think Donald Trump, time and time again, has demonstrated that he just straight up
does not trust his own intelligence and does not trust his own generals.
I genuinely don't think he trusts him.
Because think about how he dealt with Vladimir Putin initially, where I'm certain that our
intelligence and and you know our advisors on the america side were like dude
dude vladimir putin's trying to fuck with you like you're an idiot don't do this well they're
not saying that but like they were probably like yeah vladimir putin is not sincerely
investing in ceasefire you probably shouldn't undermine the ukrainian side and then he would
just like make a phone call to vladipu and vladipu would be like oh privyet kakdila kakdibesovut
Well, he wouldn't say that, but those are the only Russian words I know, he's like, yes, yes, yes, I will do ceasefire.
And he would just come out and be like, fuck Zelensky, I hate that motherfucker.
He took the advice of Vladimir Putin when he is currently engaging a proxy war with Vladimir Putin over the advice of his own intelligence.
And I think it's the same with Benjamin and Yahoo.
War weakening, America's armed forces, America's Operation Epic Fury in Iran.
A-Pack is literally begging people to condemn me, oh?
is an opportunity for thought leaders like John Fass to offer moral leadership and condemn
dangerous lies, respect the platforms, play crucial role in elevating the discourse by
not giving us an assurance to profit off Rage Bay, whether it's Hassan, Piker or Nick Fuentes.
Like, do they, do they think that this is such a tremendous difference in opinion?
who doesn't think this way doesn't think this way because they're just they're operating
with like old they're operating with like the old understanding of like oh I don't want
to offend anybody right that's precisely the reason why they just keep fucking they just
keep crying to the referee over and over again, rather than addressing what I'm saying.
Just say it's wrong. Explain how it's wrong.
I think Trump sees the intelligence use as a part of the deep state whom he holds responsible for
impeaching him and prosecuting him.
Oh, this was my quote.
I said, third way has lost the argument in the eyes
of a lot of the Democratic Party's base.
Piker told Politico, 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.
Yeah.
Clearly it's a slow news day for Israel. No, I think I think they're very I think they're
very stupid. I think that they legitimately first of all, a pack is not going to get any
fucking serious Democrat to react, right? You are popping off in the Michigan subreddit.
Yeah.
Pykers been called anti-Semitic by many on the both of the political right and within
leftist circles for his unwavering stance that Israel's committed a genocide in his war with
the Mozengas. Oh, fuck that. It's not within leftist circles. It was among the corporates,
as Bemsworth, no way left this. It's not anti-Semitic to say genocide is genocide.
I'm pretty left-wing and do not like Tiger, but I wouldn't call him an anti-Semi for opposing
Zionism. I'd call him an uninformed, elitist grifter that mostly talks out of his ass and
changes position day by day when he's not being a raging tanky. If there's one thing you can't
say about me, it's that I change my positions. This, but at the end of the day, that's a personal
Dislike. God, Reddit is so ass like there's people being like, well, whether or not as
a genocide is up to the Hague to decide.
the article, Dr. Alcide said he's not backing down. Event will go on with you. Yeah.
I low key have like Bernie level, uh, stubbornness when it comes to saying the exact same shit
day in, day out, never, never shying away from repeating myself over and over again.
They said Ms. Rachel is anti-Semitic. Do not take them seriously. The left needs to Joe
Rogan. They're going to engage a broad audience. Optical speaks with the top five most watched
two-streamer twice in campaigns with him. How dare he? If he can't win this state, he
won't win the primary. I'm not too worried about that and I'm not going to overthink
my vote. I think he has a chance. Progressive is doing well all over the country. People
are not just C. The Sinisterst Corp. and Dan Bullshit, but the Republicans are scaring
them to the left as well. Yeah, the irony is, like, progressive politics of the sort that
Abdel El-Sayed represents is actually more popular in the general than it is in the
fucking primary. These guys and their politics actually are much harder to win primaries
with because the Democratic basis for still has that old guard mentality.
It's the most intensive opening air campaign in modern history, but its scale is placing
enormous strain on America's armed forces.
Start with munitions.
America probably used just over 5,000 of these
in the first four days of the war,
rising to 11,000 or so in the first 16 days.
Some of these are highly replaceable.
For instance, its stockpile of JDAMs,
a GPS guidance kit that can be strapped to dumb bombs,
is thought to be in the hundreds of thousands.
We have a nearly unlimited stockpile.
But others, such as the longer range standoff munitions,
America used to neutralize Iran's air defenses are scarce.
One such example is the Tomahawk cruise missile.
The Pentagon had planned to buy just 57 in the current fiscal year, but in the opening
days of the war, it used over 300.
It's a similar picture for air defenses.
In the first week of the war, America is estimated to have fired more than 150 fad interceptors,
but there have been no new deliveries of these since August 2023.
His ships and planes are also under strain.
Kuwait accidentally shot down three of America's F-15 fighter jets.
Iran also has hit a number of expensive radars.
These are relatively modest losses.
The bigger issue is wear and tear.
The war has meant that the USS Gerald Ford aircraft carrier has had to stay at sea for
more than 260 days.
This has put enormous strain on the crew and delayed maintenance of the carrier.
In March, it suffered a 30-hour fire but left more than 600 sailors without beds.
The pace of operations could mean America is unable to deploy a carrier in some parts
of the world for several years.
There are some bright spots for America's armed forces.
One is the debut of new and cheaper weapons like the low-cost, uncrewed combat attack
system.
Wow. The latest and greatest tech we have is a more expensive version of the Iranian drones that we are incapable of stopping. That's awesome.
This is a ch-
How can you think?
How can you look at this and be like, well America's military dominance is still continuing. Definitely going strong.
A cheap one-way strike drone modeled on Iran's own Shahad used in the Iran conflict for the
first time.
It can be produced far more quickly than a tomahawk.
Another is the combat experience gained by America's forces.
In the event of a future conflict over Taiwan, that could be a helpful differentiator between
the United States and China.
But even this may not offset the longer-term costs of this operation.
the impact of this war on America?
I would never bring up going to war with China.
Yeah, maybe that's just me, but...
Kind of feels like...
Kind of feels like it's a stupid thing to say, right?
Going to war with China.
I'm sorry.
We can't even go to war with Iran.
What the fuck?
Bro.
You're going to see in the next decade, you're going to see American presidential
hopefuls literally be like America's position on Taiwan has always been that
Taiwan is a part of China, obviously.
Bank on it.
Bank on it.
Take that sheet to the motherfucking bank.
Bet.
We must do away with strategic ambiguity as a policy in order to move towards a more dignified diplomatic approach
With a wonderful and reliable and important ally China
That was gonna be some people saying that
Because military is likely to reverberate for years
Regardless of the outcome, it has already become the most consequential military decision
that President Trump has taken.
Donald Trump says Iran is desperate for a deal, is it?
No.
Iran has rejected this 15-point plan because it violates Iranian sovereignty.
And that's what the revolution in 1979 was all about.
It was about sovereignty and independence and dignity and honor.
And it was anti-imperialism.
That's why the United States and its allies and proxies hate Iran so much.
Iran opposes genocide in Gaza.
That's a sin.
It must support genocide in Gaza.
No, Iran is not going to accept anything that will have the slightest, let's say, impact
on Iran's sovereignty.
Someone said you would be Mike Huckabee, but for China in a future administration.
Oh, my God, you are not wrong.
I'd be going out there and be like, well, it's called the South China Sea, don't you think?
Mr. Ambassador, what do you mean?
That's right.
It's called the South China Sea.
That's just real estate.
That should take all of it.
Mike Hudson Abbey? Yeah. Who would be the Tucker Carlson of that equation interviewing
me about what one China truly means, you know? What's going on? What does one China mean to you?
be like well one China China is a very important ally very important ally and
therefore one China means whatever what China wants China gets
in what way specifically and so in what ways I can ask you does it does it
reduce sovereignty or would it and it's not a reality but would it reduce
70. Iran's nuclear program is in accordance with international law. It has been supervised
by the International Atomic Energy Agency for decades. They have reported repeatedly
that there's no evidence that Iran has ever been seeking a nuclear weapon. Even the United
States intelligence agencies have admitted that at least since 2000. God said he who
who blesses China will be blessed, and he who curses China will be cursed.
Yeah, that's right, China needs to join Inner Mongolia, without Inner Mongolia, everyone
is seeing the ROC maps, that's just more China.
It turns out the People's Republic also wanted to unify these territories, I mean it would
be mean after all. It would be mean spirited. It's barbarian.
Iran has not been pursuing a nuclear weapon. And as you saw just a few days ago, Joe Kent
in his resignation letter to Trump, a Trump appointee, said that Iran was no threat. Iran
was not developing a nuclear weapon. And this war was because of the Israeli regime and
design is lobbying the United States.
So just so people are clear when they,
because there's all kinds of phrases flying around
in this story up there.
When you talk about Iran's nuclear program,
you're talking about a legitimate monitored civilian
nuclear program.
Of course, that's what it's always been.
Contrary to what's been propaganda in Western regime
propaganda, it's always been a civilian nuclear program.
The International Atomic Energy Agency,
until the sites were bombed.
They had people in there.
They had cameras in there.
They had monitors there.
But this, of course, drops away in the narrative on Iran,
because Iran's problem is that it opposes
ethno-supremacism, which is a sin.
It opposes the extermination of the Palestinian people,
another sin.
and it opposes the strangulation of Cuba and so on.
Damn, he even brought up Cuba.
Dude.
Miranda is so funny,
because anytime he goes on the news,
he literally puts the camera directly at his chin.
They're tapped in, yeah, of course they're tapped in, dude.
Also, I assume Iran and Cuba probably have always had a fairly decent relationship.
They are on that Axis side.
As far as like being countries that were existing sovereign nation states that have been able
to successfully fight back against Western imperialism, specifically American imperialism.
So from there, from like, I mean, they're, they're sister nations, you know, they got
the same fucking haters.
But yeah, I don't know why he always, he always is just like eating the camera every time.
Of course, he brought up Cuba.
Don't you know Iranians love Cuba day?
That's a different cuba.
I think it's just a dead angle, and that's, of course, makes it a target for empire.
Can I ask you then, given what you've said about Iran's intentions on nuclear, civilian
nuclear program only, always has been, can I ask you, will it always be civilian only?
Because that's what Donald Trump said.
That is what Iran has always said.
So when Donald Trump says they will give up any military nuclear weapon ambitions, is
he right?
Do you seem to be saying that's true?
No, that's not true.
Iran never had ambitions.
And never will, is my question.
Yeah, that's what Iran has said always.
Never will.
Of course, that's what Iran has always said.
But the United States, the Western media, they will always try to make, I mean, look,
the same people who created ISIS in al-Qaeda, meaning Western intelligence agencies, with
their local...
Iran, as always, due to the long-standing fatwa by Ayatollah Ali Hamane, refused to develop
nuclear arms. Now, from my perspective, obviously, I find that to be a massive L, but I'm not
a religious scholar, I'm not Shia. That's their own thing, right? However, when people
say, oh, well, why were they enriching nuclear, I mean, why were they enriching nuclear-grade
uranium far beyond civilian usage? For leverage. That's it. For leverage. And they stopped doing
it when there were sanctions relief on the table. And then they continued not doing it
after Donald Trump ripped apart the sanctions, and then they only started doing it again
in order to develop leverage again for the negotiations that would inevitably come.
Proxies like Qatar and Saudi Arabia and Erdogan and Abdullah and Jordan, these same people
who created these monsters. The US Defense Intelligence Agency has a document where it
said our allies were creating it, were creating this monster, and that the Obama regime supported
it. And this is what General Flynn, who was the head of the US Defense Intelligence Agency
at the time. Yeah, FOD was a user like that. That's the same reason they're completely
okay with Jane DeRee, Simon Surgery and trans people, but somehow are very against homosexuality.
makes sense when it comes to thought was very vibe based. Yeah. Also, I shouldn't be making
fun of his camera angle because Marandi's camera angle is like quite similar to my
new camera angle.
Anyway, at the time said that we were supporting this policy. And Jake Sullivan, who was Biden's
national security advisor, said that ICE, when he was working for Hillary Clinton, when she was
the Secretary of State, he said in an email on February the 12th, 2012, that in Syria, al-Qaeda
it's on our side. This is the same Al Qaeda who were told carried out 9-11.
I have to say, as in my job, for a genuine understanding, I hope, Iran has created a few
monsters of its own, hasn't it? No, we haven't created... No, no, no, no. That's exactly what I
wanted to say. You reject that. These regimes that created these monsters say Iran supports terrorism.
Hezbollah is a national resistance organization. It was created in 1982 as a result of the
Israeli occupation of Beirut. In 1982, they invaded the country. There was no Hezbollah
then. And then in order to resist the occupation, Hezbollah was born. And it kicked out the
regime in the year 2000.
But you know there would be many who would kick against that and push against that statement
from you. I don't particularly want to pursue that area of the conversation. I'm more keen
to talk about what potential deal there might be and get you to reflect on the current statements
that are being made. Someone in the Iranian regime, it's not always clear who, it says
that Donald Trump is talking to himself. America is talking to itself. What does that mean?
I don't think anyone said America is talking to itself.
They said Trump, because Trump is just making things up.
He says, I'm negotiating with someone in Iran.
Every moment he says something new.
Do you accept Pakistan as offering help
with some kind of conversation?
Or do you say that's not happening?
No, what happened was that the Americans sent a message
through Pakistan to Iran.
That's it.
I mean, we always have messages that's
been going on for 47 years. That's nothing new. But the message was not anything that
was of any value to the Iranians. Iran in this war will make sure that it is not attacked
again. Because we just had a war, a 12 day war, nine months ago.
How will it do that? It will defeat the enemy. It will make the United
say is pay a price to ensure that it never thinks about attacking Iran again ever.
What's in your mind when you say the United States will pay a price? Is it
straight-of-home moves? Is it an economic price? That's everything. They will
Trump will have to be. No, it Trump will have to be defeated. Remember this is
This is clear. Just like easy to say. I'm asking you to give me a sense of what you mean by the United States, the United States and the Israeli regime with the help of these local desks spots in the Persian Gulf who allowed them to use their territory to attack Iran.
Iran, they have to be made to recognize that attacking Iran is no longer an option.
How?
We went through it by defeating them, by making them pay a price, well, they are being bombed.
They're being bombed day and night.
The Iranians are bombing their positions day and night.
And the Iranians, you are being told, you are being told, and everyone is being told.
Is this a random caller?
What, you think this is a random caller?
No.
This is Muhammad Marandi.
He is a very famous professor.
He was a child soldier in the Iran-Iraq war
on his own volition.
Like he traveled back to Iran from America
during the Iran-Iraq war to go fight to defend Iran.
And I mean, he is a little bit of a, you know, an IRGC spokesperson. Let's be real.
He's not like some random chatter. He was born in Richmond, Virginia.
Now that your chatter is insulted him, you have to get Morandi on the stream. I mean,
I don't think he probably likes me too much because I do,
you. Contrary to what every Iranian diaspora person in this chat will say, I do actually
have some criticisms of the Iranian domestic policies, and he gets real mad about that
stuff, and I don't want him to yell at me. But I guess he doesn't, you know. He's not
connected the government any form no no no he's a he's uh as far as I know he's
not but I wouldn't mind interviewing someone from the government either I'm
just saying that like he is a little bit of a spokesperson because he you know
me I think he's just sympathetic he's just legitimately he is legitimately
sympathetic that's it
The random colors the woman is talking to no, I don't think the the woman is random either
I think that's like one of the
754 different LBC hosts that we see with
Like they're always there's always every time I see this broadcast there's like a different person on I don't even know
What it is. I don't know what this fucking broadcast is
Wait, you support Iran? I'm on following that Iran would be defeated in a couple of days.
After three, four days, they said Iranian missiles and drones are running out. They're
running out of missiles and drones. There's nothing of this sort happening. People in
the United States are being lied to. Who is running Iran at the moment? Who leads
leader in accordance with the constitution is Ayatollah Sayyid Mushtaba Hamini.
Is he alive?
He is the commander.
Of course he is.
Where is he?
He is the commander.
He is protected.
It's interesting because one of the most protected men on the planet is the President of the
United States.
Yet I see him every day on television.
He goes to play golf.
He socializes in America.
Highly protected.
Probably nobody more protected.
yet we still haven't seen the new leader, the new supreme leader of Iran. Why?
Leaders need to be visible in war, don't they?
Maybe it's because your country is attacking, your regime is attacking our country.
Our country is attacking.
Your airports in the UK are used to RMB-52s. Maybe that may have something to do with it.
I'm just guessing.
Yeah, well
I'm sure you've heard I'm maybe your audience have a carpet bomb Tehran
I'm asking you because you wear the because you're democracy and all that
You want to say what you want to say, but what do you mean you get it? I mean, he's not even wrong like
Like oh, I don't like what you're saying, so I was gonna move on
It's so funny that I mean
Like regardless regardless of everything else like I mean he is he's fucking nailing and he does this all the time
And this is part of the reason why he
Goes on these Western shows because he's always he's always willing to just nail him a fucking cross
It should be like nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Yeah
Yeah, well, these are some of the limitations of liberal interventionism, for the record.
These are some of the major limitations.
The moral foundation is supposed to be like humanitarian, right?
But it's very obvious that it's been anything but humanitarian in its actions, in its foreign
policy, in its endless military domination all around the world.
And you can only keep up this attitude that like liberal interventionism is actually a
force of good.
If you just don't offer any dignity or sovereignty or humanity to the people that you're fucking
destroying, so when you got a dude who's from the other side of the world, from one of these
countries that we're currently bombing, right?
Now you have to deal with them on a person-to-person basis, and he's intelligent enough to absolutely
fucking destroy these sorts of counterpoints.
Of course you will. That's why I've invited you on. But what I want to get clear is, in my mind,
is surely at a time like this, a leader needs to be visible. And if he's not visible,
we saw this with the Soviet Union towards its end. Where is the leader? Was that the real leader?
doesn't look like Brezhnev, doesn't look like Sosa. What's going on? He can be visible, can't he,
and be safe, no? Actually, I think your country is more like the collapsing Soviet Union. All right,
but could you answer my question? Lowkey, not wrong. Again, another fucking correct assessment.
Right on the fucking dot, Western liberal capitalism is failing, okay, in spectacular
fashion in full display of the rest of the world. So for them to turn around and be like,
well, what about the regime collapsing at any moment? It's imminent. It's like, I mean, listen,
America's tried, right? The Western world has tried for decades now
for almost 50 years to very limited success. So much so that even the New York Times
reporting openly admitted that there was a Mossad intervention, Mossad involved in the last round
of protests that took place, the very violent crackdowns that happened.
It's not that they were hiding it anyway, they were very openly saying that they were going to
intervene and foment discontent. But this retaliation from Iran has exposed the major flaw.
It showed that American imperialism is a paper tiger, and that America is a maximum hubris.
People here know exactly why he's protected, and they don't want him to be on the streets
because they don't want your terrorist regimes to target him, and that's the smart thing
to do.
And when we defeat the Epstein regime and the Epstein class, why do you call it that?
Why do you call it that?
Oh, well, of course, because that's the class that controls your societies.
That's the class that engages in war after war after war, your endless wars which are
making your own people poor and which force people out of desperation to leave their countries
and come to yours.
Can I just, can I just, all right, let me, let me.
If you're only doing it, your characterization of our government, let's focus on the UK if
I may, because I'm a UK presenter.
Your characterization is so far from what is the truth here.
I am currently in a country whose Prime Minister used to be the Director of Public Prosecutions,
came from an ordinary working-class home and is now the Prime Minister.
We the voters put in there, we the voters may or may not remove him from there in the
next few years.
And that process...
The easiest fucking counter of all time, are you ready?
The overwhelming majority of British society does not want England to participate, does
not want the UK to participate in the genocide in Gaza.
The response from your government has been to arrest people for holding up a placard
that says Palestine action is not a crime. How can you sit here and act as though you
abide by the democratic wishes of the majority of your voters? Okay, not only is the UK led
by King technically, but let's say, I mean, that's just like symbolic. Fine. It's okay.
But this argument betrays, once again, the western liberal capitalist notion of democracy.
The idea that the wishes of the majority are listened to, it's an illusion.
It's an absolute illusion.
will be repeated. No, that's not how it works. Let me finish. Let me finish. Allow me to
finish. Allow me to finish if I may, and I will let you go on the media. Allow me to
finish. Well, they certainly don't own this bit of the media that I'm speaking to you
on, so can you and I just- What? Did you see people accusing you of being somehow responsible
to some people burned warehouse supplying drones to Ukraine and Czech Republic and one of them
was following you? What? No, I have not seen that.
The fuck? Keep it civil and speak to each other directly.
You talk about the moral character of our country and the West.
Iran massacred thousands of its own population. Bro, I have 1.6 million followers.
know that right? I don't know if you know this, but I got like, you know, 1.6 2 million 3 million
followers, like, I got a lot of them. It has to, it has to like correspond to my world view for
for them to make even a coherent argument that makes sense.
Yeah, I got fucking neo-naz to follow me.
There's a lot of people who hate me that follow me.
What is this?
Who wants to place bets on the American exchange student
was burned down the Czech factory producing drones for Ukraine was a
Hassan Piker viewer and confirmed I don't understand like what have I said
that would lead I mean I know why this fucking dipshit would say that but what
have I what have I said that would like lead people to be like oh Hassan is
the urgous followers to bomb a check factory producing drones for Ukraine.
Like, how am I,
why would that make me remotely make me liable?
Like, at least you can tie back, you know, if you were to find like someone who's a,
you know, a Palestine action guy or something that does like one of these direct action incidents,
You could at least like tie that back to like a thing that I consistently advocate for like
Palestinian liberation, even though I would never be stupid enough to urge anyone to engage in acts
of adventurism regardless. But like, oh, it was an Elbit systems factory. Oh, okay. Yeah,
so this person is not even like, this person probably, it's an Israeli factory. It's an Israeli
defense contractor. Okay, that makes a little bit more sense. These guys are so funny, though,
that they're angling it from the perspective of like Ukraine. That's why I was confused. I'm like,
the fuck? I was like, Oh, that doesn't make any sense whatsoever. But at least there's a coherent
bad faith argument there, right? It's like, it's like a bad faith argument. But at least it's like
more coherent, you know, that account is a hater boner for you.
Um, I thought it was a weapons factory was making weapons for the Israeli military.
It's an Israeli weapons factory. Yes. Elbit is an Israeli weapons manufacturer.
it is kind of funny though that he's this is pretty funny that what do you call it he didn't
just he didn't actually put together like a more reliable more coherent narrative he had to like
somehow talk about fucking Russia and Ukraine as though like I'm I'm urging people to stop Russian
drone, I mean, a Ukrainian drone production or something. Like, that's so stupid. Yeah,
I famously am very, very well known for, for, for demanding acts of sabotage against like,
Ukrainian defenses.
January. We don't know the exact figure, but the report suggests tens of thousands. You
laughed, but you know. You know that happened. No, I'm not lying.
Because you're lying. No, you're lying. Yes, you're lying.
You're lying. Not a single protestor was killed.
No, actually, your government helped kill them because your government is a part of
a coalition that brings weapons into our countries, brings weapons into Iran, go and
look at the report by the Israeli regime's own Channel 14 news. They said that foreign
intelligence agencies brought in the weapons that caused the armed insurrection. I'm not
saying it. They're saying it. Do you know what you're saying? Your own Israeli allies are
saying it. So 3,117 people were killed. They all have their data. They all their ideas
have all been declared. Well, if you have any extra names to add, give them to me and we'll see
if they exist or not. And then yeah, we're not attacking you. We're just letting the United
States carry out attacks from our soil and refueling their planes and allowing their bombers to
you know, re-up and re-arm off of our air bases as well is an insane take.
These people died as a result of an armed insurrection. In the United States a woman
was moving her car to the right and they shot her in the face in the United States and said
it was justified because she wasn't turning to the right. She wasn't listening. They were,
they, you're not very good at listening. We have this problem. I'm fine. You said,
A conversation involves two people. It really doesn't.
Yes, the argument that he's presenting is that like what are what are what is a state supposed to do if a foreign state
That has actively tried to destabilize a sovereign state
Is has openly armed segments of the population to do an armed insurrection
What is this supposed to do in an effort to stop that from happening?
And then the second argument that he's presenting is that America kills its own citizens for far less than that
That's the argument
The reason why she's like chopping it up is because she wants to be like well, I think that's unacceptable
Like she's trying to say well, I think that's unacceptable
And I think what you guys did was also unacceptable, right?
Sometimes it's a conversation
Sometimes people yield to allow the other person to come in on a point. They've made it's like a dance if you win
This is this is your show. No one is armed in 2022. They kill far those people. Yeah, I mean, I'm not gonna fucking
This is what I mean. This is like the area of divergence
Not only do I have
Criticisms like not only do I think that the the IRGC takes an unimaginably heavy-handed approach to any kind of
protest initiative and like straight-up kills its own population, which is ridiculous
but on top of that
This level of repression, unironically, is a major mistake for a national security purpose as well.
Because the reason why they're doing it is because they think, oh, like the reason why they're doing it is not because they're like,
oh, we just like really love killing our own people. The reason, there's a logic behind every action, no matter how evil it is, right?
And I, yes, do believe that killing your own citizens is evil, okay? Let's be real.
The logic behind it is, we cannot allow the country to destabilize.
We cannot allow the country to be vulcanized.
We cannot allow the country to fall apart.
We have to keep the country intact.
Okay? That's the obvious state-declared reason.
You might not agree with their actions.
I certainly do not, but that is their stated reason.
So, my argument is twofold.
Number one, it's heinous, it's immoral, it's unacceptable to do that to begin with.
Number two, it's also literally a fucking straight-up national security issue as well,
because if America didn't get so horny alongside Israel and bomb Iran,
like, eventually there is going to be more and more incidents, and you just can't keep killing,
you know, 2,000 people, then 5,000 people, then 7,000 people, like, it's, it's not gonna,
You're not going to be able to kill every single person, right?
At a certain point, your government will be toppled.
Okay?
And in the process of killing protesters or throwing them in jail for years and years and years, right?
What you end up do, what you end up causing is like massive openings.
in your national security design, your national security architecture has holes in it, that's
precisely and I pointed to this before in the 12-day war, that's precisely the reason why
Mossad was able to build a fucking drone manufacturing factory in the heart of Tehran
and take out anti-air defenses before the Israeli fighter jets flew over and started
bombing different targets, okay? There's too much discontent in the public at that point.
So much discontent that they are willing and able to work with an enemy, okay?
Do you understand? This is why I always talk about like, you know, green revolutions and
things like that. It exists. It exists all around the world. It happens all around the world.
But there is, like a competent state is supposed to identify social pressures and deal with them
by being responsive, okay? If your goal is to remain sovereign,
if your goal is to remain sovereign, you have to address the issues that people have.
And by that, I mean, you know, not address them by just like fucking brutally cracking down on them
And said all day you can bad mouth
I can give an alternative perspective and you are doing and I'm coming into
But you keep but you keep interrupting. I don't keep interrupting you
I fear when you hear my voice
Officers and officers of the law were murdered and then you say these are peaceful protesters
And then you just make up numbers
Hundreds of police officers. Oh, you're talking about in Iran
Yes, you know America. Yeah
You say all of the protesters all them people protesters say all of the protesters who were killed in January and February in Iran were armed
and nobody was taken and arrested and raped and nobody was killed in their hospital bed?
No. No one was raped.
Total invention.
Total invention.
Without a doubt, yeah.
Who's inventing it?
Because the journalists here are responding to reports of Iranians and Samhans before you had no internet.
Come on. Come on.
If there was no internet, then how did you know that there were raping prisons?
That is the sort of narrative that you produce to justify war.
you know, like the incubators in Kuwait when Saddam invaded and that your media would say
how they threw out the babies from the incubators to justify war just like the doc.
I wonder if Mirandi is a squirrel.
I mean, he's a very famous instance of manufacturer and consent for war.
But like, his attitude, his vibes overall, like the way his intensity, low, low-curt
reminds me of the way that Squirrel operates.
And what was it, Viagra?
You always do that.
That's how it works.
And not reality, you know.
But you know who does the raping?
It is the Israelis.
And you know that when they rape people, they don't go to prison.
And you know that in Gaza, they go to hospitals and pull the plugs on incubators.
And then you have the audacity to say that Iran does that sort of thing.
It's your allies that do that.
Are you allies that you protect?
Can I ask a question?
See, Morani doesn't know if you really wanted to hit him, he would be like, hey, how many,
how many successful how, how, how, what's the clearance rate for sexual assault?
uh the british police force
you can just say that too
like you could you could
turn around and not just talk about israel but you could like literally hit
him on that too because this is fucking dog shit
Can I ask you, are you familiar, are you familiar, well I was going to come to a similar, make
a similar claim to you actually, are you familiar with the term d'Avo, deny attack, d'Avo,
it stands for deny attack and reverse victim and offender and almost everything.
Oh that's exactly what you do.
Well, no, it always is. I was going to say that on the two occasions of late in the last few months that I've spoken to you, that's precisely what you do in your conversation.
Yeah, anything that happens in Iran, I haven't caught the bomb. Anybody in either has the UK.
I
Saying
Saying Darvo as anyone that defends Western Empire against anyone
That is like defending their country that's currently you know a victim of Western imperialism is ridiculous
I'm asking
You're a regime, you're a regime.
Whenever I ask you, let me speak please, whenever I ask you.
Yeah, it's not Darva when you apply the same standards to your government or the governments that you're aligned with.
I don't know.
Let's do one moment.
Whenever I ask you a question about what your regime was done, you accuse others of being behind of that.
Let alone what happens in our own countries.
Look, there's no way you can hide this.
Your regime, which has nothing to do with the people.
Your regime is aiding the United States in carpet bombing our country.
And as you do that, you try to say that Iran kills tens of thousands of people and rapes people.
Why? Because you want to legitimize the rape of a nation.
You want to legitimize aggression, and that makes you complicit in war crimes.
Okay. Me personally?
Yes. You're a propagandist.
Thank you very much, Professor Mohammed Marandi, Professor at the University of Tehran.
A cortege of ambulances winds its way through the war zone that is south left.
You're right.
Having most Bogan Iranis on the media dammed his US propaganda.
I'm talking about therapists about it tomorrow because he don't give a fuck and for some
reason I like that.
No, that's so funny. Look, look, I think, I think the fact that they are, the fact that
they're like totally capable of communicating with Americans in a way that in a language
that Americans understand, the way to conduct themselves, that, that, you know, goes against
all of the dehumanizing orientalist frameworks that americans are uh...
uh... bit americans have been socially conditioned to believing
i think all of that plays a major role right
because if you have grown up your whole life thinking
if you've grown up your whole life thinking like all these guys are animals
or barbarians they're rapist or
the capitators they're throwing gays off rules all this shit and then
all of a sudden
In comparison to your leadership, Donald Trump, Pete Hegseth, Marco Rubio and the like, you
got motherfucker with like eight degrees, speaking English better than your leadership.
You're going to, you're going to feel some type of way.
You're going to be like, wait a minute, what the fuck have I been lied to?
Apparently emotionally unavailable is my type, but not for long.
You know what I'm saying?
But he really don't give a fuck.
like to start our moves in our clothes bitch. It's open to anybody who got some
f**king sense. Try, you trying to threaten, why don't you try some f**king
respect?
I said, how can I talk, talk about shit. Talk about shit. I like that, honey.
Um, Truda's gonna have to die for Edon to get their demands that I was telling y'all about earlier.
His bravado, his ego will let all of us perish without, instead of acquiescing.
I like this man.
I'm talking my therapist about it.
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I'm about Erica Kerr.
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War is raging in Iran!
We're praying!
We're praying for all the soldiers and troops!
That's great that you're praying, but...
I thought all the kids had died when the USA hit the...
the crowds!
I broke my heart. That is the all.
I'm not even sure if I'm going to crash,
but she gives me God.
I'm not even sure if I'm going to crash.
I'm not even sure if I'm going to crash.
And what ways have you grown closer to Jesus?
I serve a righteous God.
And that is why we say our prayers.
We are all His children.
But when I say children, I mean, like, the holy, blessed
which is why I hold the Bible.
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and Bella Warhead.
as I put in the same amount of glazing these animals are showing the brutality as well
I swear at this point at least get the big bang from IRGC while you're giving them free
clout or wait they're getting attacked I knew it I knew it even though I spent a good deal
of fucking time during that conversation criticizing the Iranian government and and quite literally
saying that morondi is is is way too sympathetic to the government itself I knew it I knew it
was coming
Bro, I swear to God this chatter literally turns off the stream when I'm shitting on the IRGC and
Only fucking turns it back on
And at every other point it's mind boggling
It's fucking mind-boggling every time literally every time this has been an ongoing
This has been an ongoing thing since like December
No, I know you're a long time watcher and you constantly fucking complain about this shit
You want me to sit here?
You want when did you show the RGC? Did you guys do people not hear me when I'm actually doing this?
Like what is happening
It's at this point is straight up being like well
I was criticized Hamas once criticized Hamas is there like fucking withstanding a bombing campaign, okay?
But just rewind. If you subscribe to the Piker Brokasing Service, you've done it for 10 months.
Subscribe again, and you can rewind, okay? If you subscribe to the Piker Brokasing Service,
you can rewind and re-watch. Okay? You can go through the segment again.
I thought that you were sponsored by the IRGC, yes.
The PikerBrock has deserved it.
Sponsored by the IRGC apparently.
Jesus Christ.
The lack of sound board makes me feel like you're hearting in it.
True, true, true, is like 20%, 80%?
Yeah, you wanna know why is like 20%, 80%?
Because they're being fucking bombed
and not only are they being bombed,
but they're able to fucking erode American imperialism
in a very spectacular manner.
Not only have they, when I'm analyzing state
versus state actions, it's an entirely different equation
as opposed to each individual and their civil liberties.
Yeah, see, I just talked about how the RGC literally exploited the natural resource of
the whole country, draining central rivers, making dams to make missile cities.
Yeah, guess what?
Those missile cities are the reason why the Iranian country currently, as it stands with
93 million people, is remaining intact.
Okay?
I don't know why leftists are all on one speed. I think many leftists would probably be way
more sympathetic to what you're saying. I'm just not one of those people because I look
at the situation between two states warring with one another, okay, or three states in
in this circumstance, where Western imperialism
of the force has been a force of far greater evil
than Iran ever could be.
It's just the truth, right?
Just the global war on terror alone takes the cake.
So no, in a situation like that,
it's ridiculous for me to sit here
and be like, yeah, you know,
Uh, let me, let me give some reasons as to why it's totally appropriate to fucking bomb
around. Let me give some justifications. You know, it blows my mind. It's like talking
about Hamas is like lack of interest in trash collection capabilities, you know, all the
genocide is going on or something, or whenever people are like, well, Hamas did field executions
after Israel withdrew. It's like, yeah, they did. You want to know why they couldn't go
go through the normal court process? Well, one, because Israel bombed the prisons, freed
the ISIS affiliates, and have been using them as a popular mobilization force on the ground.
And two, they bombed the fucking courts and killed all the judges.
You know?
At a certain point, I expect you to, you know, let up on this whole, like, why don't you
talk about October 7 as narrative. That's a next day after situation. Wait, are we doing
it tonight?
Okay. We'll have that conversation when we cross that bridge.
You know what I mean?
And it's also ridiculous because like I did unironically criticize in spite of my policy
not to like fucking offer any credibility to the argument that like Iran needs to be destabilized
because I know that's a far greater evil for the Iranian population, far worse overall
and I've made my position be very clear.
regards of my criticisms of the i r g c regards of my opinion of the iranian
government
right now
it's very obvious
to me
and everyone else who is capable of observing reality unfolding right in front
of our eyes
and american and israeli backed intervention
is not going to have a democratic design for the iranian population
among our gc or terrace america and israel are the terrace of this
equation okay
American Israel are the terrorism equation.
If you look at the totality or even the percentage of civilian versus arm combatant casualties,
it's not even fucking close.
It's not.
But many of you think every single kill that is logged in the hands of America or in the
hands of Israel is just killing not humans, okay?
That's the reason why you can't comprehend it.
bomb the fucking school on its first day they double-strike this they do they
double-tap the school chatter Jesus fucking Christ
why can't we talk about Iran government tell you about having 15 different
discriminations that foreign intervention is also bad that we can't say yes
Because I've already explained it to you because I've already explained it to you and we've had this conversation
We've had this back and forth for the last 26 days. We've had this conversation
Maybe less than in the build-up to the last 26 days
But those conversations are had in the Western world
Specifically to subtly or not so subtly justify American and Israeli intervention
And if you want what's best for your people as it stands currently you you must hope to God that the IRGC
continues demonstrating enough military deterrence, and the Iranian government
remain intact because Balkanization will destroy Iran. It will destroy Iranian
culture. Israel's already started this process. Israel's engaged in chemical
warfare against the Iranian population. These are far worse crimes than what the
government is even capable of doing.
Okay, I'm done.
Have you ever considered that I just want to feel like my tags are going to something good? No, fair. Fair is fair.
All organic.
Yes, everything organic!
We have to protect all men in America, especially all white men in America.
Those are the boys that we care about in this country.
America is built on their backs.
Yes.
Yes. Because they are the ones who matter most.
Yeah, to kill one engineer and professor.
The United States and Israel, this happened the other day yesterday, killed 50 other people.
50 civilians.
And this happens all the fucking time.
This is just how Israel behaves. This is how Israel operates.
It is a far, far greater evil than Iran ever could be.
Okay? It's just the truth.
It's not even a question when we're talking about like Hamas versus Israel or Palestinian resistance versus Israel in general.
But like even with Iran, which is a sovereign state that has a good deal of of brutality
It's demonstrate a good deal of brutality ruthlessness deaths against its own population
I'm in a fucking question
Yeah, also, this isn't Drusky this is a grieving widow. It's kind of crazy that you guys
country and I hugged my daughter goodbye in the morning to send her off to school and I found
out later that day that that school had been hit by a bomb sent by the United States and then I
had to sit and watch videos like this. I hear even less about the 62 children who got killed
in the bombing. I don't give a shit about that. It's over a hundred. I don't care if it's two.
and videos like this.
I would be saying to America too, and I would be very extreme about it for the rest of my life.
We are the villains. We are the bad guys. We are no hero in the world right now.
And I can't believe this is hard for you to see.
If I was living in a different country...
Your theory about them not invading Kargh is being echoed on OSEN Twitter.
So Cappy Army Infusion confirmed my theory that the US Expeditionary Forces will invade
Qashem Island instead of Kargh Island to open the Shredded Hormuz, secure the airport land
heavy equipment, then invade the mainland advancing both east and west along the coast
of Iran.
They're targeting here for three strategic reasons I think that we'll get into.
because so far the main weapons that Iran has managed to hit commercial oil
tankers with are short-range unmanned surface vessels or USVs. They're cheap
and they work against targets that are naked and defenseless. According to
Naval expert H.I. Sutton, he believes these seaborne drones are responsible for
most of the damage done to tankers in the contested waterways so far. But these
weapons have the downside of needing to be launched from close proximity near
the shores. Take a look at this section of the Strait of Hormuz here. Notice how there
are multiple tiny islands. You've got the Hormuz, you've got the LeCarque, and most
importantly, the Qashem Island. This is where the headquarters of the IRGC's deep underground
bases are located, and it's where they launched these attacks from. Why do they need to hit
from close range? Because oil tankers move at about 18 miles per hour or 30 kilometers
per hour, which sounds very slow, but it's fast enough that they're difficult to target
from long range.
The reason for this is Iran lacks GPS guidance and they lack the type of sophisticated seekers
for hidden moving tankers.
There is a misconception that Iran is blocking the strait when it's more accurate that they're
simply making it too dangerous to use for ships aligned with the United States.
only 3% of Iran's munitions hit ships that's still too high of a risk for commercial shipping
to accept. These munitions are depending on old-school radio waves basically. It's a cheap,
dirty effective method, but it forces the IRGC to get into a close-range fight. Strategically,
what that means on the bigger picture is that the US military doesn't need to clear the entire
country of Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The US needs to clear a threat of about 300 miles or 500.
Oh, shit. Bro, I didn't realize.
I didn't realize. Is that simple, dude? That's crazy. Yeah, also, where are they staging?
fucking Djibouti like where are they staging so they have to fly over they have to fly over
Yemeni territory are they gonna like where are they going to to deploy the troops from are they
gonna come in from are they gonna come in for the water how are they holding the position I just
don't understand. They're just going to clear 300 miles of coastline with 300
miles of mountainside right on top of that coastline.
Mathematically, the current rate of progress would take Russia approximately 568 years
to conquer this much area in Ukraine.
Stage in Fuzhera and take Robots over.
Bro, Iran's Air Force and Naval Force are gone.
station underwater and in the sky city.
I, I don't know. I mean look America's offensive capabilities are are pretty
powerful, right? That's true. But at the end of the day
My assumption is that they're not going to leave the strategic choke point unguarded, right?
And not only that, but also, I just don't understand how you hold an area like this.
And if you invade, but you can't hold, that means you're just invading and throwing bodies into the meat grinder.
grinder you just literally dumping american marines
dumping american marines into the fuck pile
what do you do in that like you can't do
russian style
uh... russian style conquering right like that america's
uh... america's actually never done that i mean
Israel will certainly never do that.
I don't even think America has enough manpower to do that.
I'm expecting massive air coverages to help the Marine carrier get close enough to start
deploying the IVs.
That island is the perfect beachhead.
Smaller battalions to ground troops can stage with little guards as NATO will be emboldened
and rallied to flank Iran from the east by sending 1,000 Afghan soldiers, checkmate the
RGC.
Ryan Ruth?
Did you get it out?
Is that you?
One do you mean to tell me there's 1,000 NATO trained Afghan forces waiting to go Ryan? I
Feel like military action of this sort is going to absolutely lead to Iran damning the living shit out of the Strait of Hormuz
Okay, immediately. And then completely, not only dam the Shred of Hormuz, dam other parts
of the Gulf as well, rendering commercial traffic on use of art damming, I keep saying
damming, sorry, mining. Yeah, dam it. They're going to dam it like beavers. I apologize.
This is going to cause Iran to mine the shit out of the Shred of Hormuz, okay? But they're
They're not going to stop at mining these straight-o formers.
They're most likely going to mine other parts of the gulf as well.
They got tactical beavers.
And then, and then they're going to make it impossible for there to be any fucking commercial
traffic in the gulf at all.
And then also on top of that, they're just going to dump fuckloads of missiles on whoever
tries to touch soil on Kesham on the island.
All of this, of course, once again, leads to the question, how do you hold it?
Or rather, like, how do you create a direct supply line to this potential forward operating
base that you set up?
Kilometers of coastline and roughly 35 miles inland to control the straight of her moves.
And this is because if you look at the topographical map of Iran, a steep mountain range begins
once you go a little inland from the street.
This geography makes it difficult to launch line of sight attacks from here.
Question is, why doesn't Iran just sit back and launch long range attack drones at the
straight from 500 kilometers away?
For example, Iran's Shahed attack drone has a range of over 1,000 kilometers, 620 miles.
But they would have a very difficult time targeting commercial ships with these that
are on the move.
And this is because shahed drones are mostly only effective against a fixed point.
Shaheds are programmed to hit a static location like a building in Bahrain that's not going
to get up and move anywhere.
Most shahed attack drones cannot guide themselves onto a moving target.
What that means from a tactical perspective is that it narrows down the amount of possible
locations where the IRGC can launch attacks against the straight to this kill box. Haven't
they actually hit ships with shy drones before? Am I crazy?
Oh, but I mean, I guess they might have been.
it's coming
You
Okinawa should three months, 184,000 troops and 12,500 killed in action to
take and Keshima's in fire control range of Kalisarani missiles and drills
dug into cliffs and caves for hundreds of miles back from Keshima on a 270 arc.
I just don't, I just don't foresee this being a successful military operation at all.
Maybe I'll, maybe America will surprise me, but America has surprised me thus far, but not in the way that favors America.
You know?
Like, I've been surprised with the overall incompetence and are, like, I clearly overestimated
American capabilities.
And I wasn't exactly fond of our capabilities to begin with, but it was worse than I thought
it was, right? And this is already a spectacularly stupid plan to try and pull off. There's no
doubt they can pull off a landing and defeat conventional forces, but any kind of occupation
would be a fucking disaster. Yeah. Like what's the plan here? This can only happen if you
have a clear cut. If you clear, if you have a clear plan of like just doing permanent
military occupation in Iran. Otherwise, you land there, you kill the forces, and then
you just eat missiles for the rest of time until every single boy and girl from Iowa
is dead. Like, what are the troops gonna do? What are the, what are the troops gonna do?
They land, they kill the forces on the ground, they take control over the island, okay.
Before they land, Iran has already started mining the strait, right?
Because they're already moving these troops in this position, right?
They mine the strait, they mine the rest of the gulf, different parts of the gulf as well.
So now that's over. What is this? I just asked my friend from work, dude is on tape saying
America deserve 9 11. Do you all want to fucking win elections or not? I just asked my friend
from work. Hey, the cannery were campaigned with the internet, was just said that America
deserve 9 11. Would that make you more or less likely to vote for him? Law, why are you
asking me? You know, I'm not a news junkie like you. That's why I'm asking. Okay. More
I guess Jeff says more to he sounds cool
Absolute victory
It's funny because
This already happened, right?
This already happened with with Zora. I'm I'm Donnie
And it didn't fucking work. Why are they why are they packing this back up?
I'm going to post that. Does anyone have that meme handy? Yeah, ready?
Readily available. Did the ad, the mailer that they sent out?
Now, they have one button, it's just a stupid button.
In New York, nonetheless, yeah, it's crazy to me.
These guys are so extreme, why are they attacking the Shredda Hormuz, not the Gay of Hormuz?
Yeah, this is woke.
military has gone woke folks. There was a mailer that was put out.
Yeah. Look, if it's not a such a liability, he'll drag down up to LL side's campaign and
they'll lose. So I don't know what centers are having a meltdown about. Isn't this like
their ideal scenario? Yeah. That's so weird. It's always motherfuckers who don't like the
cause motherfuckers who are like, I hate your cause that are always giving advice and pointers
on how this stuff works.
Israel wants peace actually, yes sure.
it. No, I got it. I got it. I got it. Last time, a right wing Democrat tried this attack.
New York got its.
What do I say to a friend or anybody for that matter brings up the 9-11 thing?
Ask them what they think I mean. Ask them if they think you are watching someone who sincerely thinks it's awesome.
What is this?
Hassanpiker911.com why did Andrew Cuomo tell me to Google Hassanpiker911 quick answers a political attack at Cuomo's using a
Decontextualized comment from
2019 to smear his opponent by association lays break down what actually happened what he said it is apology
Why was someone saying burgers are 9-11 in the first place?
No one deserve 9-11 but to understand why someone makes such a comment of frustration
We need to examine the decades of US foreign policy that created ignition for the attack the comment came well
was reacting to Representative Dan Crenshaw on Joe Rogan's podcast, where Crenshaw produced
9-11 attacks to simple Islamic fundamentalism and emotional reasoning.
What led to 9-11?
The historical context.
What is this website?
the fuck. Hey, yo, there you go. Turns out, turns out there's a literal website that you
You can go to Shatter with like clickable, like, look at this.
Oh my God.
They made it during the mum dial.
I just changed with Hassanabin 9 11 brings up on Google.
Oh my god
This is not AI slop this is not parked for ads this was made by chatterback when Cuomo's running to add for the chatters
Who don't know what they're talking about. Yeah, this is fucking sick. Thank you for whoever made this
Pretty sure we've looked at this on stream before no no I had no idea that this existed
You saw this on stream before I swear it was posted on the sub when Cuomo did this attack. Did we look at this?
I don't think I I don't think I remember seeing this at all. Did I just like erase this from my memory a
Solamandro Cuomo thinking about how he's gonna lose the election
Do different's turning on you with the fuck
Some parkers of terror sympathizes fake socialists who use electricity to shock his dog while in hospitals in Cuba have no power as a true progressive I do not support him Venmo at Casey Tron
Some parkers in anti-Semite and we Democrats need to purge him from the Democratic party Venmo at VO2B
being. Okay, everyone needs to chill out. People are going to take this seriously. Okay. There's
a lot of boomers on this goddamn website. They're gonna be like a son is being outflanked
by his allies, being exposed by his allies.
Unbelievable.
You're the Chuck Norch.
Chuck Norch, that's not so bad.
Is everyone getting paid for real?
No, man, it's a fucking meme.
I
Saw stole my car murdered my dog and punched a girl scout in front of me do not platform this man
Yeah, this one was wild this guy said has something I called Jews vermin and celebrate October 7
He's a bad person and no one's a platform 1000 likes neither of these things have ever happened
But I mean, I guess like, I guess like at a certain point people are just going to give up on like trying to massage the narrative.
What is this?
is. Senator Slogan said that she's not familiar with much of Parker's language, but that what
she knows of his rhetoric raises concerns for any acquitting of all Jews or mega-Jews
with Israel and the Israeli government is a problem right off the bat. Wait, what? Great.
I agree. I don't do that at all, as a matter of fact. And then it sounds like from there,
cascading instead of anti-Semitic tropes and just the kind of rhetoric that is.
I love that she literally said like, I don't know anything about this guy, but it seems
like he's equating all Jews with Israel, okay?
You could have just looked into it and realized that I have repeatedly for like the past 12,
13 years at this point. Done the exact opposite of that. She thinks you are APEC.
I want to read for myself, but that sounds deeply
made it consistently and therefore not someone that should be helping anybody out in the
Michigan political environment," she said.
Or, you're going to be brought into a House subcommittee McCarthy trial style?
Oh yeah, for sure.
They got the guns on me.
They got the guns trained.
A friend who works at the Elyseus Lock-in office says that they hate you and call you revisionist
and a Democratic Party sheepdog.
It's deeply troubling to learn and propose events that you mentioned MSU featuring a
Sampai Garnet for 7th, even more concerning reports of public officials' intent to appear
alongside of an action that recently legitimizing harmful rhetoric.
Yeah, harmful rhetoric like Israel's a Nazi country.
Such harmful rhetoric.
I
Bro being honest if you were not a streamer, I think you'd be disappeared
I mean if I wasn't a streamer no one would know who the fuck I am
I would just be a regular ass person who has regular ass opinions
Many there are millions of people
who also recognize the truth about what Israel does,
recognize the truth about Zionism,
and, you know, they're not getting fucking disappeared.
And the reason why they're not getting disappeared
is because they're not streamers.
What is this?
APAC is one of the groups.
Which group would you think is behind your litmus test?
This is about Hasan Piker, buddy.
No group.
They do that one for free. He's an ignorant asshole. Never implied you were paid for.
Are there other things you were paid to say?
Slocke can probably still piss the breaking points for conducting an actual interview
with her than the glowing praise issues he's used to having.
Unkin the trenches defending you.
Son is not an anti-Semite. You made that up to protect your beloved Israel, which has
bribed you with over 6.6 million in campaign contributions. You work for them and not your
voters. You should be deeply ashamed of yourself and your hatred towards Muslims is disqualifying.
That's right, dude. That's right.
Cenk, I listen to you often as a conservative. I find you insightful and jaded most of the time,
but Piker is an anti-, Piker is anti-American and bigoted.
Piker is anti-American. He demonstrates the worst bigotry of all. Anti-American bigotry.
I
The hate is always funny to me because it brought me here originally and I'm stuck around since I wanted to see why people were hating
I love the coverage of the news stories. I might have missed. Yep
It's kind of I dude, I don't know I don't know I don't know what it is. I don't know what it is that like
Like, I just bring about something so fucking primal in these people.
Trump is on tape saying, you think our country is so innocent.
A responsible question about Russian crimes.
He's on tape calling America a garbage can.
He incited an insurrection also on tape.
He's also a twice elected U.S. president.
Pyker's a streamer, not a candidate against you on your Pyker defense.
But this is true.
We should be capable of holding out POTUS to a higher standard than our streamers.
Yeah, you know what's funny? I swear to God, maybe it's because I'm the one in the
crosshairs and and therefore I have like a like a personal association with the
incident, but these guys legitimately hate me more than they hate the
Republicans. Am I crazy? Am I wild? Am I? Is this like a, is this like a wild
assertion. It kind of feels like they hate me more than they hate the Republicans.
It's because you're effective and you're a good person, a Muslim. They're using,
yeah, also I do shit with plenty of other candidates and they never go this hard.
hard. They never go this hard unless it's a Muslim. I have noticed they only go this
hard. This is absolutely something that I have seen, um, that they did this with Zoran
and now they're doing it with Abdul El Sayed. They don't do this with any other candidate.
I've done interviews. I've appeared side by side with numerous other candidates that
running for office and the only time they fucking go this hard is if they can like stitch up a
muslimic style candidate. It's very weird. I've told you this 50 times in this chat why this is
Republicans reinforce their sense of moral superiority and you threaten it. You threaten
their identity as morally superior. You're fucking up their grift. That my boy is the reason.
They say you're doing taquilla.
Summer Lee only got one article.
Yeah, Summer Lee to appear with controversial streamer from Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicles.
Summer Lee to appear with controversial streamer, Hassan Piker at Michigan rallies.
Piker has been accused of anti-Sims, and what does this mean?
Yeah.
They don't do this with AOC.
don't do is burn our sanders. They don't do this for Rolkana, but anytime there's a
Islamic style candidate, a Muslim on, they go hard, bro. They go nutty mode. I genuinely
do think it's because, you know, they want to, they want to stitch up Muslim candidates
with like Islamophobia, but this is like the liberal version of doing so apparently
I know I already have all those L's. I already have all those L's going for me. Always funny. How many of the big tent we be less scolded?
Democrats actually hate the idea of a big tent and love to scold people. Yeah.
It's like it's a little bit overkill right because I feel like normal people are gonna
see this stuff and be like alright dude he can't be that fucking bad I don't really know
this guy that much but god damn that's what I assume this exposes that the control opposition
party is a misnomer and actually they're just a marketing arm of the imperialist regime
I'm trying to make Republicans look better at all costs.
I think part of it with summer is they don't want to elevate her.
She's not that known.
Yeah, she's awesome.
The more they get to know her, the more they will love her.
So very strange stuff.
The story of Republican dominance of the last decade can be told by examining how the GOP
treated Charlie Kirk versus how the demonstrate is on. The Democrats never miss an opportunity,
miss an opportunity. I mean, this also implies that like I'm, you know, morally equivalent
to Charlie Kirk. But I guess the point that Dan is trying to make is that like I am the
Charlie Kirk of the, of the, uh, the, the Democrats except, you know, I think I have
more motion and get way less acceptance from the party. Like more real pre-assassination
And Charlie Kirk, he had some motion, especially after TikTok, but before TikTok gave him that
elevated boost in order to stave off their date of execution.
Kirk didn't really have that much motion, but then this happened.
Dems would not say a word if I got Kirk. Bro, Dems would be at the fucking funeral proceedings
partying. Like, honestly, I mean, you can, you can see there are Democrats out there
who are unbelievably invested in defending the state of Israel and maintaining some kind
of allegiance to the state of Israel. And this seems to be their only shot at doing
So they have placed so much emphasis on me as a singular individual, as a singular force
that represents a separation from the Israeli state, which is odd because my popularity
does not come from my capacity to hypnotize people into hating Israel.
My popularity comes with the fact that people agree with these positions.
They've heard my advocacy, maybe they didn't agree with it at first, but time has proven
me right. Their own experiences have caused them to come here. Your own
experiences, like you are all people like this. You never, at some point in your
life you had never heard of me. And you know, through a different sequence of
circumstances you found yourself here, maybe because you like heard a lot of
negative things and you want to check out for yourself or maybe you heard
positive things you want to check it out. Some of you agreed with me on most of my
worldview even before you encountered me. Many of you didn't, but over time
understood where I was coming from and maybe some of you still don't agree with
everything that I say and do. But at the end of the day when it comes to like this
issue of Israel or the issue like the criticism that I have for the Democratic
party. It comes from a place of wanting to destroy the Republicans. Okay, I want to
destroy the Republicans. I want to destroy the Republican Party. And it blows my
fucking mind that a lot of these guys seemingly don't want to do that. They
don't want to do that at all. They claim that they want to do that, but they just
want to behave like a lighter version of the Republican Party.
It is very odd though that their angle of attack has been to lean into perhaps the currently
most unpopular narrative they can, which is defending Israel.
Like they're willing to step on that landmine.
And I find that very strange.
And they are personally, personally willing to go out the bat to say, this guy's an anti-Semite
because he's critical of Israel.
And we don't want that to happen.
And it's like, have you looked outside?
My question is, have you looked outside, have you listened to one normal person that isn't
a straight up lobbyist. Because if you were to do that, you would very quickly realize
that the overwhelming majority of people not only agree with my worldview, but some of them
actually are also anti-Semitic. Dude, you aren't critical of Israel, you literally think
They're evil. What do you mean? Yes, I do. Yes. Yes. What?
Bitch, what the fuck are you talking about? Yeah, I do. Hello?
Again, look outside.
Wake up.
Yes, a country that does genocide is evil. Okay. A country
that maintains an apartheid is evil. Yes, I also do want to
hear about all the other countries that I think historically other countries that
I've also considered to be evil. They're the only democracy in the Middle East.
Ain't no fucking way he said that. Hey, chatter. Look at how democratically they
tortured this one-year-old. He was reunited with his family in Almagazi refugee camp.
Hours after witnesses say he and his father were detained by Israeli forces.
His family says there was blood on his clothes.
When we first received him, we noticed blood.
Guys, at least they're democratically maintaining this apartheid.
Yeah, you know, you know that means the criticism extends to the population too, right?
To the ideology itself.
You know?
That's my argument.
My argument is Zionism, the underpinning ideology that developed the nation-state of Israel, is a fascist ideology.
It's a Jewish supremacist, religious ethno-supremist ideology that is exterminationist, that believes that all of the people in the outgroup are not real human beings at all,
but parasites that must be ripped from the land, destroyed, pushed aside.
And that's precisely what Israel has done for the past 80 years.
So yeah, no, it is evil.
Do you have a counter to that? Are you gonna tell me this 18 year old deserves it? No, you're probably gonna say that's fake, right?
It's LGZ or it's fake terrorist news
There are thousands of stories some more heinous somehow and some less heinous than this but
Tens of thousands of people or tens of thousands of children that have been slaughtered in the hands of Israel with my tax dollars. Oh
This guy's just fucking baiting. Oh shut up
18 month old
What do the comments say under your post, I mean it's all fucking bots, who reads the
comments on on Twitter dude. How do you counter the argument that there's no other place for
Jews to go bro? What are we talking about? We're American. There was a point in time when there
were more Jews here than in Israel. What the fuck? What? Hello? You know I live into United
United States of America, I live in Los Angeles, okay?
This argument is exceptionally stupid.
Is this shit affecting your mental health?
I hope we're talking to someone.
No, I don't give a fuck.
I mean, I've dealt with this for fucking the past three years
and it felt a lot lonelier back then.
Now at least I know I have the majority approval on my side.
You understand?
There's a place in Russia, but no one likes talking about it. Yeah, that's right. There's a Jewish oblast in Russia
Be your what is it called?
Bureau Bijon
Yeah, that's a place for for Jews to go to if they if they want to
You know, it was like, no one says it's a disaster.
I mean, it was because he's just like, it didn't work out because he's saying, you know, it's much better to do it in Israel instead.
The land known as Israel.
Yeah.
Well, it's, um.
I
Even have you been seeing what the fuck's going on on the timeline like I'll be honest
I was like in meetings and off like I was I was doing stuff. Yeah, well, let me tell you
What's going on people are losing their fucking minds today they've gotten
every
Every single person on the timeline. That's like pro-Israel has just been like no
literally the biggest anti-Semite that has ever existed in the history of anti-Semites.
Hassan taught Adolf Hitler how to, what to do with the Jews. Like you did just, you know,
crazy stuff. Okay. Maybe I'm exaggerating the last part, but we'll get there. Give it, give it a
couple more. I mean, we have to talk about that. Yeah. Well, that's Alyssa Slotkin and Hailey Stevens.
Yeah. A pack media proxy J insider is ringing alarm bells over Alburoa side, pulling ahead
of their favorite candidate. Hey, at least he was in recent polling in the U S N S C bonus
ass and I paragraph link call from ex-missile, ex-missile at least as long as it's an ex-missile.
Okay. All right. Okay. Um, no, this is, that's a separate branch. It's the CIA. Yeah. It's a classic
mistake that people make. Um, I, yeah, you want to hear what she said is really funny.
Senator Slotkin said she's not familiar with much of Piker's language, but that
what she knows was rhetoric raises concerns. I'm sorry. Wait, what? Hold on. I want to repeat.
I want, I want, I'm going to, I'm going to run that back real quick. Sorry, Senator. No,
go back to the tree. That's insane. Sorry. That was, she says, she's not familiar with the language,
but what she knows of is rhetoric. What the fuck does that mean? She says, that doesn't make it.
I'm not familiar. Listen, I'm not familiar with your language. Fuck you. But your rhetoric
Like I like I don't know what to say. No, because I think the rhetoric is like he's anti is what your vibe
Yeah, sorry words not mean anything anymore. What the fuck is going on? I can read that in a different way. It's called, uh, the the
Uh, Israeli lobby handler gave me a boss call and I you know, I'm here. What do you want me to say? Yeah, he sucks
I guess I don't fucking know. I didn't even go through the talking points as to why he does
But she follows that by saying, any equating of all Jews or American Jews with Israel and the Israeli government is a problem right off the bat.
As though I do this.
That's what your side does.
Yeah, and then it sounds like-
That's what your side does.
Yeah, they thought it was Jay Tapper.
That's- they- you're the ones who insist on that identification.
That's like the dogmatic-assist-like-
Yeah.
Why are you-
That's like-
That's your problem.
That's-
Not mine.
They-
That's your problem. No, she thought I was Jake Tapper. That's what it is.
I don't know what to say. I mean, I do. I have a lot to say, but wow.
Yeah. Cascading said, uh, and then it sounds like from there,
a cascading set of anti-Semitic tropes and just the kind of rhetoric that is,
I want to read for, I want to read for myself. She reiterates,
she does not know who I am, which is really funny. Um,
I want to read for myself.
Sounds deeply anti-Semitic consistent. Listen, bro. No, you don't know who you are.
But fuck you.
Wow. Wow. And therefore, not someone that should be helping anybody out in the Michigan
political environment, she said. Oh, my God. How does the CIA not know who you are? Yeah.
I mean, that's the, no, it's because she took out the CIA chip and put the centrism chip
in her brain. So she's attacking me centrously, where she's like still leaving room where
She's like, you know, everyone's got takes and we're beginning the the phase of researching what
those things are. It's it is it's March 25th in like November. There was like this whole thing
about how listen like we can't be such purists anymore. We need to reach young men. We need influencers.
I posted a tray East. I posted a trace in dunk. Um, I said, last time I'm a right-wing
Democrat, try this attack. New York got its best mayor in a long time. Dude is on tape.
America's are not 11 do y'all want to fucking win elections or not god damn
damn you said we're actually wow Tristan would believe something totally bad faith
i can't believe that yeah that's shocking to me
am i gonna go to bed at night yeah no what dunked on him too oh yeah your town's sort of
worried the search like institutes of pompous group of pollsters posturing is a think tank the
The only reason people here know your name is because periodically you do something really embarrassing on social media settle down
Yeah, no candid serious about winning a general election is swing
You get to decide who's in and who's out. That's your job now
You have that ability and that's like your job at the searchlight Institute
I think I think output is just like reading survey
Fuck off. Sorry. This is a total outsider. What the fuck like what cloud do you have to like do to pull this shit?
There's a total outside of 16 again. Fuck off. Sorry. I like, no, but it's like,
what do you mean?
It's shifted so much like the environment, the ground is, is shifted from under their
feet. Right. So that's there for two reasons. It's shifted because I'm getting a sweater
or beer pack. Are you cold? Are you getting a little cold? Are you getting a little cold?
All right. Let's see what Michigan's Michigan advances. Michigan's outside unfazed by back
against upcoming campaign event with the son piker. Some voters aren't going to agree with
every decision that I've also had makes on the campaign trouble. The very progressive
democrat candidate for the us senator of michigan is facing an unusually heavy headwind after
he announced that he would hold two camps in advance with controversial leftist content
creator Hassan piker outside. However, told the Michigan advance on Wednesday that he
was unfazed by the backlash. He's now facing for his decision to hold events next month
with piker who commands a larger audience of people and democratic socialists from the
Bernie Sanders sect of progressive politics.
has been called anti-Semitic by many on both the political right and within the leftist
circles. Who the fuck on the leftist circles?
Oh, no, no, no, no. We know who's leftist now, right? It's who Politico described as
center left the other day. It's third way. Third way, third way, third way, third way.
Yeah. I mean, I don't know, maybe this story goes
on to name a little leftist. They were criticizing me for being revisionist.
They were saying it was a sheepdog for the Democratic party. Leftist circles were as
unwavering stance that Israel is committed to genocide, but also, Oh God,
that's the best for his unwavering stance that Israel is committed to genocide in
his war with Amazin Gaza. Like that's the reason why leftists are saying I'm
anti-Semitic. He's similarly a beacon in the, those in the anti-corporate
dollars and politics movement, a policy position on which he and El Sayed CIDI,
my politics, resonating with people who have been locked out. El Sayed told the
advance, I'm going to keep talking to people who feel like our current
political system is built against them. And I'm going to go talk to those folks
via all the different channels that i can is not surprising me that even though
vice president eris invited us on the street from the dnc
the very same people who would be perfectly okay with that
are now assembling over the idea that we're going to be campaigning together
in michigan
else i was campaign also part of the joining
at stump events plan in east lansing's michigan state university and our
university michigan campuses
these events are scheduled for april seven
the rallies which will also feature pennsylvania's democratic u.s. representative
summer lee
was built as a way to re-energize voters young and old
ahead of twenty twenty six midterms in michigan university towns
the rallies will highlight the campaign's commitment to economic justice
student that relief workers rights and more
a campaign advisory said
when political report on the plan events the background was nearly a media for
the right wing fringes of social media as well as establish a democratic forces
the latter of a lot of rallying around all sides opponents
the united states uh... in united states rep hailey stevens
and state senator uh...
mallory mcmorrow
non-zero chance that it's not going to use optosize rallies and opportunity to tell more people how to commit terrorist
What conservative commentators actually okay wait wait wait wait
I'm
We can put that as zero chance right now. Yeah, are you willing to promise?
I don't think i'm gonna be committing a federal crime that
like
Um
Referring to the stream where piker made a joke about outfitting drones with chinese made explosive systems others called both piker now said
communist also lumping outside in with pikers perceived anti-Semitic remarks,
we're going to get his rules war on Gaza. Remember that criticism was not really
getting to cause all the factions on social media. Third way called it. Yeah. Third way, the left.
I called it. Hasan Piker is anti-American anti-Western anti-Semitic organization said on X. He should
be pushed to the fringe, not welcomed onto the stage. Third way president, Jonathan Cowan,
doubled down on that sentiment when he told political that anyone eager to campaign with
is that best comfortable overlooking his anti-Semitic and anti-American extremism and at worst endorsing it?
Well this question of logic of all sides campaign give the fact that Michigan was most recently the location of an attack on the
Largest Jewish temples and education centers in the nation the temple Israel attack on March 12
I gotta say this story is like truly like it is just like all these people face criticism and it's like yeah
Some of the worst people you've ever heard of got together and are yelling at this
But here's the thing, like I don't like-
It's like a half hearted hit piece, because like they keep saying-
But I don't think it's, I was gonna say, because like all the people they're quoting are like,
they sound insane.
Like it's, it's like, yeah, they face criticism.
The criticism is like people mumbling at you.
Like, I don't know what to say.
Like it's just, it's not, like the first guy they quote is, says that like, oh, you're
gonna incite, like it's, I don't know, man.
That's it.
Some of the Westerners are to the left, Lenny Pottsfield, third ways, objection to Piker
Stoneman.
of the story had a, maybe they just hadn't seen the left leading politics.
I just don't think they'd seen the inbred supercut yet. Yeah.
Third way is the rejection of Piker stomach with outside was overblown. Some call the
organization diet, MAGA. While outside's campaign did not initially respond to political
requests for comment, Piker did. Third way has lost the argument in the eyes of a lot of the
democratic party's base. Piker told political, we can have a debate on how much influence they
already had amongst the base in general, but they're losing the institutional relevance as well.
In an interview with advanced on Wednesday, outside said he was used to this by now as a
diehard progressive, a person of North African descent, and one of the few voices of mission
politics willing to stand up to corporate interests controlling multiple facets of
social and political life.
Let's be clear.
The existence of me is why a lot of politics, as usual, is freaking out somebody who's
willing to be openly, honestly, and directly take on corporate power, outside said.
The existence of somebody who's willing to call out the domination of special interests
in our politics.
I've done this before.
I know what it's like.
I understand why I'm such a threat to their politics, and I'm not surprised that they're
reacting as such.
said, some facts of the Democratic party and those on the political right can be as mad
as they want to be about him sharing a stage and having a conversation with piker in front
of political potential voters. I'm going to be focused on having conversations about
what it looks like to get money out of politics, money in people's pockets and pass Medicare
for all with all the folks who felt locked out of our political system for a long time.
He added, I think this is just what happens when you take on corporate power. They come
after your character, make all kinds of accusations about you at the end of the day. My job is
not to worry about what corporate funded think tanks say about me. Asked the criticism with
the rail, the events, LSAT posed another question in response. Have you ever seen me back down?
LSAT said, I think you know the answer to that question. I mean, yeah, saying stay mad is pretty
good. Liberal establishment lobbies and legacy media fixtures attack us on parking because they hate
how populous and democratic new media is. This contempt has helped cost them two elections,
but they rather keep losing and maintain their positions as imagine gatekeepers. True.
I want to fight the Republicans more than these guys do. It's that simple.
That's what it is. I mean, I'm also just like, uh, I'm a little bit confused too about what they
like, how this is supposed to look. They're like arguing the losing position of like an 80-20 issue
in American democratic politics right now. Like 80-20, by the way, is being very generous. It's
so funny that their angle of attack, like it's bad for two different reasons. One, it's 2026,
Everybody fucking hates this kind of like smarmy me me me cancelled this person. Oh, like guilt by association
What are you doing? Everyone hates that across the board people still do it, but most people hate it
Especially normies. They fucking hate this shit. That's number one number two
Doing this
annoying thing
To defend Israel is like doubly stupid
it. What are you doing? Like, having an issue with me is one thing, but I probably just
would shut the fuck up instead of just actively presenting myself as like an ultra Zionist,
okay? It's so crazy. It's so crazy, especially in Michigan, where this exact reluctance to
address the very reasonable demands that the voters were making turned Michigan into a
red state. Are we fucking forgetting that? Anyway, exactly right. And that's what design
is. Push the sensor media and grab hold of MSM tighter will only hasten its relevance
for the average person. There's also the other side of this. So, um, this is coming out.
All of these attacks are coming out. Um, I'll do all said released, uh, this, this, you
announcement and then people freaked the fuck out, right? But then afterwards, afterwards,
there's some internal polling came out from Hailey Stevens aside.
Oh, I saw this. Yes, I saw this.
It's a really internal polling.
Like the polling really showed like a triple deadlock basically. Yeah.
I'm well said, like, you know, close to Hailey Stevens as well. And these are numbers that
they're supposed to be the most favorable numbers that they're internals.
Yeah. They're internals. And what's really crazy is those very same numbers showed that
once voters actually got to know the candidates, I'll also add one. Why would Steven has released
an internal showing L side up three points on the informed ballot? Given equal information
about each candidate, undecided voters are drawn to Haley Stevens and I'll also say while
Mallory McMurray struggles to connect. Steven's gains seven points to reach 35%. L side gains
12 points to reach 38%. And tomorrow losing ground.
Ernest question that this makes me wonder, is there like to answer, like try and seriously
answer the question posed. Is it like, you know, they're shooting up a flare and being
like, hey, listen, APAC, please shoot us with the money gun. Please, pretty please, please,
please, please, please, we need help.
Yeah. I think that's probably part of it. But then again, you can have those conversations.
No, I agree. That's why I'm like, I like it's, you know, like it does sort of beggar belief,
but I am curious because McMorrow is the, is the quasi, you know, uh, the, the Warrenite in this
race. I'll say that is the, uh, uh, the, the Sanders Nesta, the Sander Nesta in this race.
And McMorrow is the, is the Warrenite in this race. Elizabeth Warren actually endorsed her.
And then Hayley Stevens is Hayley Stevens is Israel Hayley Stevens is like it just is real
No one likes her it's crazy except for Chuck Schumer and also Israel. Oh, I saw this
Yeah, I didn't look I like didn't even read it
But I don't look at my phone. Yeah, don't ever look at your phone when you drive anyway
I
Love this. Oh and you Mitch voters obviously a big
Hey a big booster
Sure. Sure. Sure. I was just, you know, like the, you know, like he's, he's for them. Yeah. Yeah.
He's a big booster of McMorah. So he's just like constantly mad, constantly mad about this shit.
I love this informed ballot poll by Haley Stevens team. Haley Stevens, Obama, healthcare,
McMorah will cut your taxes and invest in job training. Oh, sleepy. I'll say it canceled medical
debt. Only Canada wasn't taking corporate pack money burning. What? Why are they? What's the problem?
I well know because they it's like I I feel like it's um
It's about like just trying to get to the
Like the idea of like the straight runoff or something. I don't know. I mean, it's it's so I don't know how you plan for three
Like I'm not a Paul. I'm not like a campaign person. I don't know how you navigate like like
Determining the difference in one three point in one three ways versus another like who is the edge and who you should be trying to
Denigrate and he should be trying to lift up or whatever in terms of like trying to siphon support or boost or throw support to
like to give yourself the advantage. I have no idea.
You mocking Noah for being cold as pure toxic masculine. This is why you left Joe Rogan.
You ate. Yeah, that's right. Yeah. That's tell him. That's right. Not a person of carbonara.
You said it. Yeah, I think he has a different bone to pick with me. His name is not a person of
carbon are so he's mad that I'm afraid of phobic. Anyway, let's see what they wrote.
Mal, I don't care about what they wrote about. Yeah. I mean, all these things.
She's not going to win. Malare McGuire is a state senator in the Detroit area who grew up
in a small town values and worked as a manager at a local family run grocery store as a state
senator. Mcmurray helped families keep more than what they earned by cutting income tax on
working families, eliminating the retirement tax on seniors and investing in job training.
She says we need a new generation of leadership and Washington real change because DC politicians
of both parties aren't doing anything to fix the rope. Okay. That's like such a boiler plate.
Like I'm actually a progressive, but I'm not willing to like entertain.
It's just like, I'm already reading ahead of the Haley Stevens one. It's just like,
these are so fucking boring. Like they split hairs and then like the Abdul Al Sayed one is like,
he like takes kittens out of trees, you know, is like his community, like, you know,
like named every street after him. This is a good take from Michael from Pennsylvania.
This shows that the APEC team is very professional. They're giving fair bios
that the campaign team would use their testing messaging. This is why they get the millions.
All good campaign pollsters test the messaging the other side would use. It is an attempt to
simulate the campaign. Okay, but here's the question to me, and this is again an earnest
question to somebody who's like, I do not claim to have like particular knowledge about how
like people make these kinds of decisions and campaigns. Why do I know? Why am I reading about
this on Twitter? Why is this public? Like to what end was this made public? I don't know, but I like
I mean, I mean, look, it shows, I'll do say it's in a position of strength. And the only
thing I can think again of is that like they want to send up the money gun or they want
to draw, they want like, you know, the fucking desk, whatever you get the idea. I don't need
more metaphors for it. I just don't know.
McMorrow released her own internal and outside is in second. They're both, everyone is saying
else I had is coming in hot. Yeah. This was the, look at the shift. Is there any chance
of like a rapper or shaman between McMoro and Stevens, you know, like would they, would
they losing to McMoro and are trying to convince all pro Israel donors that she can't win.
Um, I mean, I don't think it's about, I mean, like, I know that they're trying to like,
like, like in, on Twitter and stuff in the insults and the slurs and the Hassan stuff,
like they want to insult Abdul, I'll say it, but I'm like very all these, like, when I
just see a bunch of internal campaign stuff on Twitter, I just start wondering like, what
This is like, I feel a little, uh, bold over competitors, implicit messaging without saying it out loud.
If you don't vote for me, the Arab will win in Michigan.
I mean, if it means they're, if they're worst, I think they've given up on winning the Arab vote in Michigan.
Cause I'll do it.
I'll say it is from that area.
Right.
So, um, they've given up on them.
They're trying to get the white Rural Lloyds to Garner support.
I just there's like
They're gonna turn around and do a rally with like Nick Shirley who went to the oh my god Islam
rally with Jake Lang
Hey, Lee Stevens comes out with another asset of Israel Jake Lang
They're speaking to pro-Israel donors and billionaires. They love anti-Arab hate. Yeah
We have a lot of Arabs here. Well
No idea. It's more likely McMoron outside joined together the McMoron Stevens
They've both done events and joined statements together and regularly call us Stevens for
not showing up with them. Yeah, I know. And, but I don't think the, here's the problem.
I, I, I don't know enough about a Mallory McMurray, but she is the, the, the candidate
with the highest chance of winning right now. Like from all the polls that I've shown.
That was all I knew about this race from a glance.
But like, yeah.
But the reality is I'll go outside is better than McMurray. Um, he's, he's more earnest.
I think McMorrow is just like adopting more of a progressive framework now, right?
Because she's like reading the room and she will be like a Daniel Biss, right?
She will be like a Daniel Biss, where she's more of a controllable entity, as
opposed to someone like Abdul El Sayed, who is through and through like pro
Medicare for all, all this stuff. And part of the reason, I mean that was my
suspicion from the, from the jump, right? But it all, so if you think that like, um,
McMorrow is, is, uh, going to like drop out because, uh, let's say I'll go outside is like
cooking in the polls and then McMorrow, if you expecting her to drop out and like, uh,
push support to outside your delusional, it's not going to happen, right?
She is going to sit there as a spoiler and potentially allow Stevens to, to gain more
momentum. Okay? The race currently is a statistical tie. Yes, I know. And it's also, yeah, it's
all in the margin of error currently. And it's like there's over two months to go.
Yeah. And also on top of that, El Sayed has like little name recognition. And whenever
people learn about him, they like him quite a bit. Okay?
But he was the memo that was circulating, drop site news obtained a private donor call
or McMore campaign discussor, strong pro Israel stands volunteer Rob Kalman praise their outstanding
APEC position paper.
Oh, wow.
That to me sounds like it's not been made public.
Okay.
That has to be okay.
Kind of makes me feel like she's in it to like cut away at the progressive momentum that
I've lost.
I had my have and if she wins, I mean, I'm just curious about also like that.
That sounds, I mean, interesting.
What were you gonna say?
No, it just seems like if you're Haley Stevens,
this is a great-
He's Jewish, he's Jewish.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
He's not making-
No, quiet, I'm not talking about the GQ or anything.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
No, no, I was making a joke.
I was like, you're inferring that like this is the Apex scheme.
Oh, no, but I do think, well, I mean,
I like, I think it's a Haley, I think that-
Know what, Colwin?
His father is a rabbi.
Okay, hear me out.
Literally.
Like, look, I hate big braining this stuff,
but it's like when all these things get leaked,
it's like you just, you do wonder.
It's like, yeah, like they, like, who bet,
like put it this way.
It's like, we bono from like,
make Morris taking a tumble like this
and who would have access to a leaked donor call.
And it's the donor and who else would the,
who else would a pro Israel potential donor
be in contact with in some dark money thing?
I mean, the whole thing is kooky.
Yeah.
And he was playing out.
like the donor leaked it, but why would they leak it to AP? I mean, uh, the drop site.
I don't know. I mean, that's the thing. That's also like drop site is good journalist, but
either way,
I do think you're underestimating outside name recognition, but he was candidate for
governor in 2018 and got 30% of the vote in the den primer. He's been around Michigan
politics for a bit. Yeah. But I think like, uh, the Senate run is, is how many year, right?
I think people probably forgot.
Yeah. That's absolutely reality. What I will say is that I think that Mallory is where
most of the electorate is. I think she's been really thoughtful on the issue and I think
we've been in conversation with anyone who wants to talk about this and I think that
on the whole most people have found that Mallory, even if they disagree with Mallory, they think
she has been very thoughtful on the issue and she's accessible and honest and transparent.
So I think that our hope is that A-Pac doesn't get involved in the race, but there's a way to see.
I would be just too willing to talk to them because they absolutely will get involved.
Dude, it's like, it's so ominous.
I mean, I was about to say like, I feel like I just heard like the music for the Godfather.
Yeah.
It's just like, it's so fucking ominous and strange to just like,
like have this, this like constant presence, right? This is this fucking unlimited money
can and they're like, well, it's going to happen, right? So you better, you better play
ball. It's going to happen.
We have been talking to every organization that wants to talk about this issue and that's
sort of our policy. So we've had conversations with them. We've, you know, had conversations
I can tell you that I've talked with them for quite a bit because I know leadership locally and nationally.
They know very clearly that I'm supporting Malor and why I'm supporting her.
And I have read a rate path position paper. It's outstanding. I don't know if it's public or not.
Malor really, well, benefit, I believe, is that rules can take any of your power over it.
And so there might be that spend or I'm close to provide some cover on that
I was concerned
And some of the comments that we're made I should have a punch bar this morning
So what punch?
Do we know what the article that he's referring to there?
Yeah, from punch from punch bowl. What was the comment that was concerning from punch bowl? Do we have any idea?
An APAC position paper is like the paper that a campaign would give APAC to say like here's our position on the issue. Yeah, it's real and
Yeah, it's um and and
We do not I think this is old and I think she called it a genocide. It doesn't matter. I think
I think you're not going to see Abdul El Sayed go to APAC with a position paper.
That's the difference.
The mentioned article claimed her husband was APAC intern.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, wait, here we go.
El Sayed, Blast McMurray.
Some of us follow.
No, this is, this is older, you guys said.
This is from February 9th.
This one.
Oh, yeah.
Oh yeah, it is that.
I guess it's not from last year.
It's not from last year.
First frustration with Mallory McGuire during a private organizing call last week, complaining
that his primary opponent copies my homework just poorly on key issue positions.
Oh yeah, I remember this.
The other opponent waits until I take a position and then takes a halfway position like two
months later outside, representing Muburo said on a favor of fourth private call.
So some of his lead and some most follow and I guess some of us go out of the way.
Oh, coach Bull had one from August, 2025, too.
I mean, that article is from last year. Yeah. Yeah. I was, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's
tomorrow's husband is a lobbyist for Peter fieldback nuclear energy company.
Oh, the Democrats, Israel split is defining the Michigan.
Oh, this makes more sense. Open Senate seat in Michigan, a state president, Donald Trump
one in 2024 has triggered an intense battle that's more of the proxy fight over the future
of the Democratic Party. Haley Stevens, seen as the favorite of Democratic leadership,
is doubling down on a pro-Israel record. State Senator Mallory McMarro and former Michigan
Health official, Abdullah Sayed, to varying degrees, say Democratic voters want their
leaders to reconsider what's been a reflexively pro-Israel stance by both parties in Washington
for decades.
El Sayed, a 40-year-old physician who ran unsuccessfully governor in 2018, was a prominent
booster of the uncommitted movement during the Democratic presidential primary last year.
said saw it as a way to pressure then-president Joe Biden to change the support for Israel's
war in Gaza Fon, on October 7, terror attacks by Hamas, although he backed Democrats in
the general election. But the move reflected the anger at Democratic Party leaders among
Michigan's prominent Arab-American community. Al-Sahed insists his position isn't only
smart politics in the Democratic primary, but also in a general election. There's an
opportunity to take back the voters who lost in 2024, who by the way, happened to be Arab
voters and young men. Al-Sahed told the crowd here, describing himself, Trump is, for whatever
reason, someone who comes off as being authentic. Al-Sahed added in an interview, people are
going to look at me and be like, that man believes what he says. The bigger picture back in Washington,
Democratic support for Israel slowly slipping as the war in Gaza grinds on.
Okay. The Senate Democratic Congress bitterly divided over Israel's war against the Moss
in Gaza and the tidal wave of Palestinian civilian casualties,
evidenced by recent Senate votes on resolution to block offensive weapons sales to Israel.
I mean, the article doesn't say that much. I don't think the article is actually that big of a deal.
I think it's more that like it was drawing attention to these divisions.
But I think that there's something kind of interesting more generally in this, which is that
like we've seen now and I think we can sort of observe a pretty more general trend. Like
APAC is getting involved out in like nakedly, invisibly and congressional ways,
ways, races in a pretty novel way. Like I gotta say, you know, I've covered APAC. I remember my
first APEC policy conference is probably like in the mid or mid 2010s. Um, you know, it's,
it's like they have typically wielded influence in much more subtle ways and like have typically
shied away from wanting to be in trouble and this, you know, be observed this way. And like,
we're now getting, you know, we have in the Michigan race, they're now, I mean, look,
they're now trying to make that a race about, I mean, pretty impressively, it's becoming a race
about Son Piker, this particular juncture. But it's also, you know, in some measure,
like the APAC is involved. They're now part of the story. The New Jersey 11th, you know,
like race, like they're involved in that. Daniel Biss and his opponent, like they're
involved in that. Like there's a bunch of races all over the country. And it's not just that
we know that they're involved, but like they're visibly involved. They're defending their involvement.
And it's, you know, they're not really shying away from showing that they have this kind of
influence, which is a pretty interesting development.
I mean, the reason why they had that call with APAC right at this article coming out
means that she's like secretly pro-Israel or pro-Israel enough, I think.
I mean, it's, you know, I think it'll be, and I think that there's the possibility,
like it's a, I think it's like, it's sort of, McMorrow has more of like this kind of,
you know, let's say like of the recent vintage, we're trying to talk about like Daniel dis being a
good point of comparison. Um, like it seems that like what the tone of that call to me was way
more like, you know, hostage call where it was like the McMorah people were just trying to be like,
no, listen, we're fine. Like no need for you guys to get involved. Like please stay away.
McMorah is publicly urging APAC to stay out of the Michigan primary and she's been in touch with
the organization directly as well as other pro Israel groups. McMorah said the groups have
been receptive later clarifying that she was referring to her positions on israel more broadly
i think they understand the shifting dynamics not only in michigan but around the country and
around the world and grow out of that's not see this is in my opinion worse than the leaked phone
call this is her literally saying apac gave me the nod to punch bowl publicly yeah it's true what
was she saying was she saying that like no no no trust me they've they've signed off on me which is
Yeah, we just you know, it's like it's a way it's a way of saying I mean it's it's a way of like trying to get a
Kind of you know, like saying like no, no, there's a white flag like you know
I'm not saying it more of a sport of a palace
I'm the sleep does leave of a Steven's camp rat fuck to boost I'll say it against big morrow
I mean that's what I that's like what I was wondering about and like to me
It's like I don't want to speculate like I don't think that the that like like the tape is the tape movie clear
The tape is journalistically relevant. It's news. It's like it tells us something about the inner workings of this stuff
Speculating about why it was leaked only informs like the context in which you understand it
But it should not diminish like the truth quality or the journalistic integrity of of the leak
I think what I think is especially interesting though in it at least is that to me it does continue to illustrate this pattern
That I was just referring to about how a pack is getting involved
They're trying to split electorates and sometimes they boost a progressive and sometimes yeah in the debate if there is a debate
I'm sure there's going to be debate leading up to these primaries.
What I would do is jam up her comms, right?
I would get her to identify three positions that distinguish you that the
public is on board with one.
Will you, uh, will you commit to, to no funds to Israel?
As long as it continues as genocide and apartheid,
do you believe Israel has committed a genocide?
She said yes to that.
And do you believe that Israel is an apartheid regime?
Now, she's probably, let's say she says yes to two, a pardon and a genocide, but then
says no to the last one, defensive and offensive weapons capabilities, like that distinction.
Then you can jammer up by saying, so why do you think a country that has conducted a genocide
that is currently doing a genocidal occupation in the West Bank deserves any kind of funding
whatsoever, when it's illegal according to our laws?
So that's number one.
The other way that you can actually jammer up is by turning around and looking at her
previous statements on the matter and ask her, then why did you say this to APAC?
Why did you send your policy positions to APAC?
Would you commit to showing the voters who have a right to know the full scope of your
perspective and your commitment to the state of Israel or your commitment to sending weapons
or taxpayer subsidies at a time when Michiganders are suffering to Israel instead?
I think it's her perfectly valid. Would you release the papers so that there's full transparency?
That's another thing you can do. Or you can just, you know, look through what her, uh,
consistent positions have been leading up until this like last year or so and be like,
so why did you say this on April 13th, 2024? Right? Why did you say Israel is not committing
a genocide in April 13th, 2024? At what point, uh, did your mind change on this? And why
did your mind change on this?
I mean, I think I think there's also simply wanted to because you simply recognize you
read the room stick with the simple one of release the position paper to start with and then
like go from there and establish like you know like what's in that and you know look I wouldn't
be surprised if what's in the position paper isn't really that different from what she said
publicly. I do think that it's typically not like it's you know people who run political campaigns
that like you know like are this they're not slouches and I don't think that there's like
like there's not like gonna be like a paper
that illustrates a dramatically different set of policies
that said, I would, you know,
it wouldn't totally shock me if obviously
that bears out differently.
What just strikes me about this whole process again
is like this fucking like, like the leak is like, you know,
like I would, like my follow-up, frankly,
would be about like, so your campaign manager,
did you have like a system where it was like blink twice
if you felt that he was unsafe?
Like the tenor of that shit was fucking crazy.
It was like they're being shaken down.
I mean, you know, like I, it's, you know,
I don't want to say that like I feel bad
for the McMorow people because I do think
that fundamentally your first principle
with APEC should be fuck off by,
and that if they come for you,
they should wear that as a badge of honor
because frankly it's also politically advantageous
at this moment.
They're gonna spend like 20 million against five million.
Exactly, so fine, whatever.
You know, like they, as they say it,
we're getting involved.
You know, so fine, whatever.
But like, you know, I don't want it,
so I don't like, you know, because you didn't do that,
I don't want to say like, oh, I feel bad for you.
On the other hand, what we listened to, it had a very good fellas fucking, it wasn't
pleasant to listen to in the way that when we read about horrible things our military
does or whatever, I'd feel implicated as a citizen of this country in that sense.
Yeah.
Peter Stern defending me.
Incredibles to your potential 2028, Dem Presence can't have taken this tag.
Do you really think dem voters will become more supportive of Israel and critical of
Piker over the next two years?
Yeah.
Um, at least the slotkin is who he's referencing.
I mean, there's what they're, okay.
Peter's point is correct.
However, there is another piece of, there is like another way to look at it, which is
that these people, particularly somebody like Slotkin, right, who is a senator in Virginia,
like why would she say this?
Why would she like raise this issue?
And it's because, you know, yeah, in the next two years, that may not be the case.
But in their mind, and I don't agree with this, obviously, I think this is in addition
to being immoral logic, it's also like very, it's, it's, it's an attempt at foresight,
but it's even, but it's just wrong is the idea is that like, well, eventually though,
like these people will be able to be distanced. Like they will be associated with either political
failure. They'll be weak. They'll be diminished. We can use this as a license to try and get
rid of them. And if we hang together, what did you say about a Slock and Slock and is
Oh, Michigan. Sorry. That's just Virginia. No, no, no. You're, you're, oh,
Span burger. No, that's the other CIA boss. God, I totally mixed them up. I'm
embarrassed. Yeah. Abigail Span burger. Oh, no. So she gets a plus.
She gets a side. Is the other goddamn. I really did just straight up mix them.
That's why I was confused. It was completely very funny, by the way, about they were
roommates. Yeah, they were. Okay. So I'm not like, I'm not just, I'm not just
I'm not just a misogynist. They're both roommates, whatever. They're both the shitty Sanchez lips. Um,
there is something very funny about Democrats being like, Oh my God, how do we lose? Oh my
God, we lost young men. Oh my God, we need a Joe Rogan. Oh my God, we found a Joe Rogan. And I
was literally like, that's not me. And that's not going to work anyway. And they were like, no, no,
no, no, no, no, you are the Joe Rogan to the left. And now they're like, actually fuck the Joe Rogan
to the left. Joe Rogan to the left should kill himself. If you associate with the Joe Rogan to
love you should die! I didn't ask for this! This was always how it was destined to be, though.
I think you knew that. I feel like there was never any sense that it would be anything different
once campaigns actually started up. Because by the way, this always happens. For future
reference, every time there's an election cycle and people learn lessons, if those lessons that
were initially learned in November and December become politically inconvenient within five
months don't be surprised if all of a sudden you see them get learned unlearned real quick, you know
It took them like it's March like snow has not melted in much of this country
Okay, and they're sitting there like already saying that like why is it like check the latest to be from the White House?
What the fuck do the White House say now?
I bet it's lame as fuck
I
What I
Don't even can someone just link me with a fucking tweet is Jesus Christ
Subscribers of the park of our guessing service
Crying his arms real voice been coming out lady. What's going on? Is this it?
It's a
launch and soon, right? What?
What is some gay, mysterious, like awful, mysterious advertising thing?
I don't know. There it's the bullshit.
Like, do you see the thing with her in the robot? No.
There was a robot and her.
Walking on the street.
Oh, she was, uh, chasing, uh, summer Lee demanding a quote because like, call Trump voters cattle.
That's my favorite thing when they like, bro, come on.
Come on. When they get mad at like very good takes, like takes that I totally 100%
unconditionally stand by. Like when they, when they always, they always low bringing up the
Hamas to me where they're like, I'm a lesser evil voter. And, and as a, as a lesser evil voter,
I'm a harm reduction voter. I would vote for Hamas over Israel. I would vote for Hamas over
Israel objectively. Hamas is the lesser evil here in the two parties. And they get so mad
about that because there's like, it's like so perfectly designed. I think to like,
if you're anti-Israel liberal, you hear that and you're like, wait, that kind of makes sense.
It causes a lot of people to like
Re-confirm or check their biases on the matter and anyone who's pro-Israel
Anyone is pro-Israel loses their fucking minds because that's like
You know what the other thing this reminds you of it just hit me is that this is like they're trying to do deplorables again
Yeah, except the thing was is that like like Hillary Clinton like
basket of deplorables like what the fuck like just call him cattle call him
barely sentient peasant brain losers I think if Hillary had just said that
that probably would have gone over better than basket of deplorables yeah
oh this is the funniest guy Charles downs have you ever seen this guy he
looks Charles downs he looks like he looks like a baby that wasn't supposed
to make it. Can I can, well, I'm going to need some evidence of this. No, no, you are these.
Sometimes he loves doing the self cam videos. So I need to find it. What is this? Representative
Summer Lee wouldn't disavow. Samparker legislation impeachment articles. Samparkers praise Massey
and will appear in November. Representative Lee and I will say, wait, what? They're mad that I
praised Thomas Massey. Isn't that good for like no, no, because Loomer is wait, sorry, Loomer
only Jesus I think it's I mean Loomer has like her own Trump oh my god look
whoa full-screen motherfucker doesn't he look like that I need to see more
abortion survivor whoa how's it going everyone I opening day on Capitol Hill
today I'll be honest he actually has like it like he would he has an actor's
face I'm not kidding I'm not being like I would like you should be in a Cohen
brother's movie dude bro come on I'm not even clowning I'm not clowning he looks
he sounds so crazy I mean like yes does he work for Laura Loomer which means
that he's more of a Coen brothers character than a Coen brothers actor yes
but look crazy in the Capitol today
Oh, man, like he's like it like this guy looks like a bartender in a show house Democrats
just keep getting more and more extreme whoa his okay sorry now positive he's going he's
like fate he's like smiling and then frowning and his voice is going up and then down like
It's getting more and more.
It's a lot.
There's a lot.
Why doesn't he just try again?
He's just like first try.
I mean, I do.
There is like, you know, it would also.
This is like, this is one of those guys where it's like
kind of touch and go where you're like, I'm not being able
is for me.
I feel like I feel bad.
It's like when I learned to remember back before she became
Meval when Dasha did the Sailor Socialism thing and it was again it was with the influencer or sorry the info wars like
interviewer or whatever
And that info wars lady
I felt really bad for like her vibe was like oh like you're yeah
Not like all with it and that's like a little bit of what I'm getting from this
Which is to say if you are his talent agent and you're watching this
Like he should be on HBO
Oh, like he you know, you got a face to the movies my man. You do man, but the silver
I'm curious like Jim Jarmusch. Oh my this is the first video I ever saw of him on the
street. Well, the media. Wow. Wow. He's awesome. There there needs to be like a fan cam for
You're a star, kid!
He is, dude!
He's gonna act like there was some major anti-bullying thing going on in DC today.
The reality is...
Like, it's like Project Veritas Bill Paxton.
I know, but like, why does his voice change so much?
Like, he's got...
He sounds like a xylophone.
You're anti-Trump protest in Washington DC.
And his eyebrows, look at his eyebrows.
It's fake.
Hair all busted on buses.
Like, right now, he's...
He sounds also as intonation as like an AI.
Like lose like a I voice reels, you know of like two cats or whatever. Yeah, I just he's awesome
Yeah, he looks so British like this is
Actually, he does have that has like a very British face
I mean, you could be like Nick Cave's understudy, you know looks like a child who was made old
I love this guy. This one's this video is about me
Bro
Like if it's coming from you, I doubt anyone is gonna
Like any no one wants to agree with you. Come on. That's awesome. Conventionally like they see you
How do you think Laura lever found him she was like I need they they were dating no
She's a first bearant angel and that America deserved 9-11 yes, you heard that right they couldn't disavow
It's on hiker statement that America deserve 9-11. These people are nuts
stay tuned you're not what the fuck man I nearly gasped when
represents bro are you asked her you need to cast this motherfucker okay
I have a question so you're appearing with a son piker and a duel I had Charles
I was with Luma on leased
She's so swaggy is truly is dude. She's so fucking cool
So with mr. Pike is assessment that Trump voters are quote-unquote cattle like brain dead peasants
They're in a government building, they're in a government building, they got the fake
money, they got all the marbles, they're in a government building, I feel like LeBron
watching the tapes over and over again.
They're in a government building and they're saying stuff that you like, like, like, they're
They're in a government building man. Oh, that's so dope. I hate
What do you think about the statement that chops apart as I brain dead cattle battle
We're at war with Iran and they're talking about cattle in congress, man
Bro, there are Nick Shirley's all around us for those with eyes to see
This is another Nick Shirley archetype. This is like do they build them in a lab?
And just release them have finished. What the fuck is this? He's a problem, dude
Like you can't have a you can't have this many people
That are are you know chewing on the the fucking things on their hoodies
There's the strings on their hoodies running around DC being like I'm for Laura Lumer on leashed
Dude, what do you know this Charles down guy was on the scene after the plane crashed into the helicopter over the river?
Yes, I need to see this wait where is this video where is this video?
I need this so bad dude. Oh my god
This is like he's awesome. No, this is I'll be honest. This is like of all the late
This is the first new character who's like, you know, made a scratch in my brain in a minute
Another one perfect background
Oh
God, I wish we had that video I want to
All right. Well, thank you. Bro. She's missed like two elevator. She was so nice to him
Yeah, she was so nice to him and listen if he does get in touch with you
Here's some of his crash coverage. Oh my god at the Gateway pundit. I haven't seen that in a minute
Well, this is this him. Hold on
Patty McGrath, you know, Charles a devil these were tweets. These were tweets
I live close to national and recently heard a massive boom now. It's reported that all flights are canceled
I
I hope I am wrong. I will be heading out soon to investigate. Stay tuned and pray
Update oh no
Also sounds like a fucking freak if we're being honest this one is perfect. Oh wait
Everybody really loves it you drew skin. I know it's really funny
No, it's the Erica Kirk video. I already watched it. Oh, I didn't I wasn't I mean I'm just read this week
He's genuinely medically well James fishback was being for Mar-a-Lago just days after fishback was pressed by me about his false
I just realized it. It's the Kenneth the page like cadence
Yes, was pressed by me about his false claims that Trump was a pedophile protector. This is a druski bot
I think take a day off druski bot
In our exchange fishback also
Yeah, yes, yes
right outside DCA. There's a large presence of EMS, emergency vehicles and I would say
security. You're about to see firetrucks all over there. Right over there's a Potomac
River. The DCA runway is parorily about like a few miles that way. As you can see like
massive amount of rain. The DCA runway is probably about a few miles that way. Calm
down. Just calm down the street. They're saying it's a small plane and it was not a small
This is a huge jet. I think that went down. Okay. He was right though. I mean he was right about that
But it's like
Explosion because he is like
Fucking crazy
Look and then he doesn't even what I love is like he doesn't even edit the exact
He doesn't know like it's maybe he doesn't like well he's on the scene. So you know, he's rushing he's trying to get it out
He's trying to be first. He's trying to do, well, you know, it's a little nightcrawler. Oh my God. Yeah
He looks like the guy on TikTok. That's like 40 years old from like Brazil that says he's 17
Yeah, that guy. Oh, yeah. I love that guy. Everybody thinks I'm 17. I
Found it. Is this the right? Is this the same one? It's the same one, right? Yeah. Oh, oh, no better one. So right behind me
They're literally putting rescue boats into the river and taking them out
So something really, really, really bad happened.
The stage was all plain.
I don't know.
There's a very, very, very large law and fortune response.
I was praying for firefighters.
I was praying for everyone on the flight.
I was praying for firefighters.
Everything happened.
Because I think something terrible has happened.
I have lived here for six years.
I've never seen anything like this in my life.
Ever.
Stay tuned for more.
He's awesome.
He's he's so dope.
He's so fucking good.
Dude, he says he really wanted you to watch his video.
He's a fan. Oh, my God.
Hello, Hassan.
Oh, I watched it.
Oh, brother, we are watching.
Oh, we're watching.
We're worried.
I love I love seeing his his face.
I was not familiar with your game.
It is one of those he just has a very unique look let's say no this is like we're this is special man
Saying I think something really bad
Like that's like I we this is and he works for Laura Loomer. Yeah, it's I mean of course
I like I don't know what to say man. Of course
There's no
My sources tell me the plan is stable, please God
Nobody loves you quite like your haters is true
I mean, he's more than just a son here though. No, he's on his own journey, man
Yeah, give him the respect and give him the grace. I don't think he has a lot of grace
I'm thinking if he isn't a processing power to be a fully fleshed hater of mine. Um,
Why are we circulating Adam Carlson? Oh my god, if ever there is a
there is like a, a more moderate position on Israel. Adam Carlson's getting dial in on
it. Why were we circling recording that?
Leaks September of McMorah was not on and presenting his news beyond me, but since then
she said Israel's committee of genocide on APEC shit list and shares Bernie and his position
on blocking the sales of offensive weapons.
Yeah. I mean, I don't look, I think it's news. I think that's why it's circulating. But as
I said, I still think it was sailing thing from it, frankly, isn't something that makes
Mcmurray looked that bad, which is just that like she was getting shaken down by APEC and
that, you know, it's look like it's, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a mark on
your record that you ever entertained them to begin with. And, you know, you can just
move on. Yeah, no, I mean, I just don't, I just don't
trust her. I don't like, and this is part of the reason why I just don't think that
that someone who is going to APAC to be like, can you please stay out of the race? Here's
our position paper is going to be trustworthy on the issue of Israel. And I think there's
a very easy way to just like be firm in your convictions and expose that they are not.
Because like, obviously, this is the most significant crime of our generation that we
watched unfold. And because of that, there's going to be a lot of politicians that are
going to switch their stances around to make it as appalling as possible to the largest
number of voters, from what they perceive as a large number of voters without ruffling
too many feathers, right? And I will say that as long as you have your convictions, you
You can absolutely, you can absolutely jam up people like this because they're gonna
be re-triangulating in real time.
They're gonna be re-triangulating in real time.
And yeah, this is another thing, new Mallory McMurray has endorsed Jordan Acker, a vocally
pro-Israel candidate for re-legion.
Oh yeah, I remember this.
I remember this.
And the reason is the one who like prosecuted the anti-genocide student process, right?
Look if there's anybody who we want to make sure is vocally pro-israel. It's the people who do governance at universities
We're fucking sure great. Oh
Jim Erichon says she literally submitted a position paper to a pack that apparently was highly praised by a pack
Highly praised by a pack is like we don't like I haven't seen evidence of that people just said people like I will say
They're they're a candidate in the race is Stevens like that's for sure
Stevens is like unconditionally unapologetically openly
Yeah. Like it's, like, it's, but it does make me think like, are they, well, I know how
AIPAC operates. I don't think they're, they're sophisticated enough to, well, they're all
very sophisticated, but I don't think they're like going to position anti-Israel candidates
to like suck up some of the votes only to then have them turn once they're elected.
Cause I think they're too like, too, too angry to let that happen. Even to have a candidate,
that they are to have them push for any candidate or move numbers in the direction of any candidate
that could be even remotely anti-Israel. That's why they came after Malinowski.
Malinowski is super pro-Israel. I mean, I still think that there is like that race especially.
I really wonder both about like some of this is like look right like how much of this is
driven by regional stuff like how much of this is like super nationally coordinated how
much of you know it's competing incentives you know because I do wonder right like is
there some reason that Malinowski was selected even though he was an extremely mild critic
of Israel etc. that just has to do with you know because APAC did eventually enter their
own candidate in that race and it ended up going like totally sideways for them.
I don't know. Yeah, APAC makes actually a good point presidential candidate disavowing APAC,
practically means nothing what really matters presidential candidate's policy positions.
This is an argument that I make all the time as well. Now that APAC has become like the magnet
and people think that it's like, oh, that's the end all be all of all things Israel.
It's turned into like the NRA basically. And I try to explain to people like a lot of these
these policies, they get money for the NRA, get that money so they make the tough decision
when the, when, in a moment that matters, right? There's still pro guns, like personally
and individually. And some of these candidates are pro Israel personally and individually,
but we'll, you know, make a tough call because they'll be reminded that APAC was there funding
their campaign. So that's the reason why I always say you got to ask candidates what
their positions are. And you gotta make them tell you that they're honest, they're earnest
about their positions. You gotta make them convince you.
I still think what'll be very interesting to see unfold is how, like, because look,
all of this stuff that's happening right now in the Democratic Party, what this is really
gonna ultimately mean in the long run, and we're sort of just waiting to see when, not
waiting, but we don't know when, at which point it'll happen, Israel will become a partisan
issue.
And what'll become much more substantial will be the extent to which APEC becomes an employment,
you know, a, the pro-Israel causes become, you know, like, like their, their, their largest
political interventions become mediated through the Republican Party.
God, Hayley Stevens, she's so bad.
Also saying is the genocide of being anti-offensive weapons is the most basic acceptable position
on Israel right now, it's not like acknowledging basic realities, particularly progressive
or propulsive either for voters who care about those issues. Yeah, that's why I'm saying
like the distinction between offensive and defensive weapons is actually a good way to
jam up people who are trying to present themselves.
I think the offensive weapons stuff, I will say that like, I do think that in general,
like on this issue more than anything, I've been getting like pretty, like it's, it's
like you just shouldn't qualify this stuff. Like we should get out of the habit of letting
people like arrive at what they think are like really impressive and sounding salamonic thing
like you're some special solution like just go with the fuck it like the g word one is a pretty
good one for example disco brian davis on blue sky ken martin democrats dot org stop normalizing
us on by your left the center doesn't need a Joe rogan we've never needed or a slim ball the democratic
coalition is superstar heroes taylor sharpen be sharped in all right oh okay oh is that like is
Is there are we thinking of the same one? No, just keep reading because these names don't get any better brother
I'm not like springsteen open kill yet Kamala Harris got endorsed by all of them. Also, they don't matter
They don't do that. That's not their job. That's not their job
I think Joe Rogan is a talker for a living. Yeah, it was a talker for a living
I don't know those fucking people talk. I don't know why he like snuck out of Sharpton in between Taylor Swift and Beyonce
That is crazy to me
Like, like, these other people are actually just straight up like billionaire superstar celebrities and then fucking Al Sharpe.
Also, wait, who's Taylor?
Taylor Swift.
I was thinking like James Taylor, shit.
This guy goes in San O style underneath almost every Juniper post on Blue Sky.
I was like, Taylor, because they're all last names with the exception of Beyonce and Oprah, which are like, you know, one names I know.
Uh,
Taylor's I guess still Taylor Swift to me
The White House is vague posing about something launching soon. It said whatever that Robo shit
That is doing it's good. Stop. Let it leave alone. Stop. Stop. You guys are literally your your fucking rubes, man. Oh
My god
Don't worry, I'm gonna get me know and know they're not I
I can't I'm sorry. I can't stand blue sky
Um, I don't know what goes on there, and I'm very happy about it
I mainly know that like will stansel is not having a good time, but that's about it
Is he I didn't even I haven't even paid attention to will stansel since he
Became a leftist hero and then got canceled and fell from grace once again
Well, he's he's he's mad
Oh having a tough one
Anyway, oh, this was the last like code pink thing that I was gonna look at and then I
gotta go.
Let's take a look.
Okay.
A lot of people are talking about Hassan Piker's $20,000 sunglasses and his champagne
socialist drink to Cuba.
I should want to weigh in on that because all these people from the US got on that flight
to Cuba, my friend Havana, her son has asthma meds now. Her son has medication to help treat
his asthma and a nebulizer that he didn't have access to before because our country,
the United States, is blockading medical. Those are 20k glasses. Jesus man, why? She's
joking man. What the fuck is wrong with something? That's right, they're 50k. Yeah, he's actually
You think it's some poor? Come on. Yeah, dude 20,000. No, it's a hundred thousand dollars, dude
Equipment and see Cuba. They Cuba cannot buy
Cuba can't just buy medicine and have a chip to their country
Because of the United States blockade and power is going out around the country because of the US fuel blockade
So my friends in Cuba have been suffering through this although they're resilient
they're cooking meals out on coal because they don't have fuel, they don't have gas for cooking.
So although they're resilient, they're naturally having a very hard time. And because famous people
like Hassan Piker made it a big deal that a bunch of people from the US were going to Cuba
to bring almost $500,000 worth of medical aid into the country, my friends' material conditions
have gotten better. And I feel like everyone's just focusing on the wrong shit. And it wasn't just
like a hundred and seventy or something Hassan Pikers it was actually doctors,
teachers, mothers that took all of these necessary items to Cuba because we can't
just send money because our country doesn't allow it. So I just wanted to
give you one example of this aid tangibly improving someone's life like
my friend's kid because focusing on right-wing talking points like Hassan
Piker has expensive sunglasses is completely missing the point of over a
100 people breaking the blockade on Cuba and defying some of their own country's policy
of full-fledged economic warfare.
That the sole purpose is to starve millions of Cubans.
I just, it's just crazy.
Like I don't give a f**k about this guy's sunglasses.
I'm sorry.
What is this?
Israeli media is reporting that Nanyang expects a ceasefire announcement from Trump to Saturday
Translation ground invasion coming this weekend. Yeah 100% so weekend or
Let's like that song like that MG on T song. Let's keep calm sunglasses. Yeah, they're not even sunglasses
They're they're they're transitioning their transition lenses
But yeah, all right, that'll be all for tonight
You know, we're we're one day closer to
Trump doing the unthinkable alongside Israel
Who knows where we go from here, right?
It's fucking unbelievable, but whoo!
And also, Friday, I'm going to be in New York, Saturday, I'm going to be in New York,
and then Sunday, I'm going to be with Anna-Lillia Meija in the ancestral homeland of New Jersey,
alongside Noah Cullen, as a matter of fact.
So you know, get ready for that.
Get excited for that.
Um, yeah, that's it.
That's all I got for the day Atlanta when I don't know.
Why do you guys keep asking me when I'm going to Atlanta anyway?
Bye everybody.
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