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03-27-2026 · 4h 31m
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what's going on everybody? I hope everyone's having a fantastic evening afternoon, pre-noon
no matter where you are in the world, I'm Son Piker, this is Austin, I'm broadcast
to you live from somewhat sunny New York New York ladies and gentlemen we're live
it's in New York and New York and I hope everyone's having a fantastic one
because today's a beautiful day today's a wonderful day today is a very special
day you might be thinking to yourself what's on is it a very special day
because you traveled all night, is that what it is?
Because you're in New York, is that why?
And I mean, that's part of it, that's part of it for sure.
I mean, I'm very excited.
Is it a very special day because I was just
on Majority Report, you know, New York,
I'm down to stand, concrete jungle
where dreams are made of, there's nothing you can't do now.
You're in New York, admit you love New York.
I do love New York.
it's true. Are those the real reasons? Are those the real
reasons why I love it? You sound muffled? Wait, really? Do I?
Is it because of the merch drop? Is that what you think? Like,
is that why you think I'm excited? No, that's not the only
reason. I mean, that's one of the reasons. But I think the
real reason is because you already know what the real
reason is ladies and gentlemen it's the same reason every week.
It's Friday then, it's Saturday, Sunday once, it's Friday then, it's Friday, Sunday once,
it's Friday then, Friday, Sunday once.
That's right.
It's freaking Friday and you already know what it is we celebrate our four fathers of the
labor union movement.
The anarchists and socials, the communists, the trade unionists, the Marxists and
Even the level that participated in labor action and delivered to us the five day work week eradication of child labor
It's freaking Friday, baby. You already know what it is. It's motherfriking Friday
More like Friday
More like Friday
You already know
And
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Okay, well it calmed down. Okay. I don't know. This is what you get what you see is what you get, baby
I don't want to hear nothing. Um, did you hear any stranger bizarre persons?
Do you see any stranger bizarre persons on the flight?
There was a bunch of Hassan Abbey heads on the flight as always, but no
You're in the new issue of ID magazine. Yeah. Um, it's merch day, by the way. Put your hands
in the cash register for no reason. Any marrow appearances this time. Um, I should hit him
up, bro. He's so, he was so tired last time I saw him. I felt bad. Um, but yeah, it's
Friday, March 27, 2026. Ladies and gentlemen, I think your shirt is muffling your mic.
it off should fix it that's funny huh you're funny um you were in jacobin dude i was in slate i was
in jacobin i'm in tubi i'm in quibi catch me on catch me on quibi you know i'm all over the place
man i'm all over the place i'm everywhere okay i'm in new york times
Well, yeah, I'm making motions. Yeah, yeah, all the motion in the ocean. I'm in New York
City, DSA, New York City, DSA is posting me posterizing me for some reason. I guess they
didn't get the goddamn memo, you know, I guess they didn't get the memo that, you
I'm a danger. I'm a danger. They should tell Bernie Sanders who is Jewish himself. I'm a dangerous anti-Jewish terrorists, you know
Look, how facito. I'm in New York City. All right. It's March day
Your boy is canceled the number one canceled streamer of all time. We're on stolen
I don't know what it's not Tongva, but I don't know what kind of stolen land
We're on but I know that shit is stolen and this is the part of the broadcast where I tell you about my personal news
is about what's going on in the world of Hassan Hassan.
I'm a pygarm between the time barrier
where I press the start streaming button,
press the start streaming button.
So help me God, that's what I'm gonna do.
We are not gonna do the customer service stream
as we normally do because it's merch day
and everybody knows on merch day, everybody goes,
hey, Algonquin, Algonquin, stolen Algonquin land,
my apologies to the Algonquin peoples.
Also stolen Cuomo land, technically
the Cuomo Tang will rise up once again.
But, Lenape land, okay, how are the airports, King, LAX was perfectly fine, I don't know
what's that, what that's about, but I don't know what that says, but LA, I cannot believe
I'm stringing those words together, but like at a time when every other, every other airport
collapsing. The Los Angeles airport is actually resilient and fine. Didn't see a single ice agent.
And TSA was perfectly chill. Got through that got through that shabrizy. The real the real fear is
is leaving New York because I landed in JFK. And let me tell you, okay, JFK is actually better
off I think than LaGuardia. Obviously, LaGuardia has got some like crazy horror stories. But
Yeah, no no ice agents at JFK either. I don't know. Maybe I just
Maybe I just like missed them or something but
Lax flew out
Landed in JFK passed out instantly by the way, this was like in and out it was crazy
It was crazy
Like I've never I've never passed out so fast like no food nothing on the flight. Just boom
out out like a light got on the plane passed out woke up during landing it was like a nice like
five hour sleep basically um and then slept another knocked another hour uh on my way to the hodl
yes yes i'm going to talk about nerdeen i'm going to talk about nerdeen it's right here it's right
Right here is right here. Okay. It's right here. Chill. Chill. Chill.
I'll just say it talking about me on breaking points. Nice. Um, anyway.
Ice doesn't belong at our airports. Our office of immigrant affairs updated guidance.
Uh, well, I didn't see him. Maybe they, maybe they spooked them.
Maybe he spooked him with his with his sex appeal. Anyway, so
Yes, it's merch day today edlg dot shop union made us made you already know what it is
But you know as we are as we are going through the motions of imminent collapse
As we are going through the motions of imminent collapse
um, the least you could do is look drippy. You know what I mean? The least you could do is look
freaking drippy, but thoughts on Iowa not political. I just hate those corn huskers. I mean, I have no
feelings on Iowa. So what else? I mean, yeah, I knocked out for another hour. I got like
close to six hours which is pretty good as far as sleep goes. I did an interview with Al Jazeera,
went on the majority report, was working on the mini duck and on top of that it's merch day so I
was just like trying to get trying to get the merch drop out. I will not be doing any IRL today.
It's going to be a little bit of a shorter stream today, because Clavicular was arrested and I actually came to New York for something totally separate, but I guess I'm dropping all those plans and I'm going to the school walkout.
The Clavicular got arrested free Clavicular school walkout.
Yeah. Yeah, it's pretty fucked up. At least he's mugging.
At least he's mugging in his photo because like if his arrest photo if he wasn't mugging I would have I mean it would have been devastating
But in any case
Will brace come on the stream house. No braces CPAC none of my friends, you know, what's funny all of my
New York friends are not in New York right now
except for Stavi baby and
And he was supposed to come on the stream today, but his voice is busted and he's feeling a little under the weather, so he can't even make it to the stream and I was going to see him tonight and I'm not even going to see him tonight.
Tonight I will be hanging out with Zohron Kwame Mamdani though.
Offstream, not on stream, but Noah didn't even come back with you.
So Noah was supposed to stay an extra day in LA, but he actually is on his way back
right now.
He's just not here.
But yeah, Brace flew directly to Dallas after Cuba.
So he's not even here.
Felix is also not here.
He's in LA, but Felix has been sick.
He's got like a little stomach thing.
So he couldn't make it to the LA streams when I asked him to.
But, yeah, I'm noticing that all my friends are abandoning me.
All my friends are abandoning me because they're worried I'm getting cancelled.
I'm just kidding.
Adam is not here.
I don't know if he is revealed where he is in the world, but he's not in New York
City right now.
So I can't even, literally none of my friends are here.
I'm in New York City.
They're all not in New York City.
spread far and wide around the world. There's not even a joke but it doesn't
matter. We have a lot. We have a lot that we're gonna be doing. I have guests
galore, regardless. Effie Phillips Staley. I'm gonna be hanging out with her
tomorrow. Potentially going to a No Kings protest in New York City. See if
see what this no king stuff is about in New York, see if they actually have a no war association with no kings.
What are you doing with Zoran tonight? Having gay sex.
Having having sex of the gay kind.
Yeah.
Do you see the cash fill emails?
Yes, I did.
We're going to be covering that later, obviously.
But in any case, what was I saying?
What was I talking about?
What was I going to talk about?
I'm forgetting now.
Oh, yeah. Yeah, Effie, Effie Phillips, Staley Demaro, she's running against Mike Lawler in a gettable seat.
We'll be hanging out a little bit. And then I have that like, you know, that, that no war conference thing that they're doing online. I said yes to because a bunch of, a bunch of my candidates are on it.
But tomorrow, I'm a Lilliam and yeah, going to the Bernard rally.
So you know, lots going on.
Lots going on in the world, folks.
I'll give you a five.
Chunk you mentioned the merch eight times show off all the shirts man. Yeah, okay
Ideology does shop you already know what it is. It's that time of the year
It happens like you know twice or three times or sometimes four times a year
but yeah
Trust the plan everybody
New merch is out this time. I wanted to go with like a more
or um
I wanted to go with like stream memes a little bit on this lineup
I wonder if you guys will like it. I hope you do
Will the Zoran stuff be streamed or filmed at all or a youtube video? No, no, we're i'm going to like an event
Um, we're going to an event
That's why it's not being streamed or filmed
Not everything that I do is on camera. Okay, this is Christ. Come on
Love the early 90s doesn't storm trading card vibe of it all that is exactly the vibe of it. You already nailed it
We got a choir nukes nuclear doctrine t-shirt
Acquire Nukes, Nuclear Doctrine for Sovereignty, and Nation Building.
We got New World Order, American Century of Humiliation Tea.
This is literally like a rip-off of a Bart rip-off.
This is a fake Homer Simpson Desert Storm T-shirt rip-off.
It's Kaia saying, I was there and it sucked.
Operation Woksharia Law, Operation Southern Spear.
Mission accomplished.
There's a baby teen there too.
85 seconds to midnight. Barbarism in uniform. New World Order. New World Order, your freedom
is not guaranteed. We were trying to do a PBS12 but we couldn't do it in time. Sending
a polite request for black baby tees in the future, sure. Another, the New World Order
t-shirt comes in a t-shirt and a hoodie according to plan. And then the you lose t-shirt.
You sunk my battleship.
You lose.
Please more black variants.
If you're taking requests, please make pink.
Okay.
taking requests. I'm not. I promise you I'm not taking requests. You looking real
white in these photos?
I know. I've been looking real white. I've been looking hella white. Can you make
free Palestine thongs for the girlies? No, that sounds insane. Is this
Merge allowed to pass the Hormuz. This is this Merge. I have it on good authority.
Shredda the mouth of Arakshi. If you rock in this Merge, if you are a Filipino
boater, if you are, because most of the the naval trade is occupied by the the Filipino
population, Swagapinos, right? To all my Pinoy Gang Swagapinos, if you are wearing one of these
pieces of merchandise. The IRGC Navy will clear you. You will not even need to pay the toll.
I have Foreign Minister Arakshi's word, okay? So just remember, many benefits.
Many benefits. They're letting the fishermen, the boaters,
as long as you are Filipino and wearing Hassanabi merch, the IRGC will give you
proper clearance. That's $2 million off.
Don't give up basketball. Now we get zero vitamin D low key. That is true.
That actually has literally the reason because it back in the day,
I used to ball outside. So I would get
I would get the
Um, um, um, um, um, um, um, um.
Iran out there, merch giveaway when the merch will still be available next month, hopefully,
inshallah.
Hasan, can you speak on Bahrain?
Um, I can.
Okay, um, yeah, today is the day.
Today's the day. Ideology.shop, like I said, it's Merch Day. Today's also the day where potentially there could be an invasion. We don't know.
Probably not. But I genuinely don't know at this point. I don't know anything. I don't understand anything.
It's quite, and by that I mean like it's not, the unpredictable side is not the American states for an adversary here. It's America.
right? It's the United States of America. It's like, will the United States of America do the
unthinkable? Will the United States of America do something that is absolutely utterly devastating
and humiliating, but very violent nonetheless. So, you know, that is what's going on. New
New York City are we invading question mark, question mark Iran hacks cash Patel.
Bro, can we get more pants, please? I pretty much live in John Browns lives. I need variety bro. Do you only wear merch that you got for me? That's crazy.
Okay, are we invading Iran?
Iran hacks Kashpatel's email Epstein's Fury Day 28, CPAC without Trump, DHS funding, TSA,
new merch time.
Get in now.
Those are hard. Don't shame our clothes, bro. Can you get a pair of slides on that site?
No. Long shot, but let me be your lethal shooter and retool your game into a spacing
big type a la Brooke Lopez. Okay. I have seen the Lego troll videos. Yes. You designed to
merge yourself. I mean, I don't like draw it myself, but I give the concepts. Yes. I'm
I'm responsible for the concept.
I'm responsible for the vibe of the drop.
So if you don't like it, you can blame me for it.
Actually, if you don't like it, blame the designer.
Blame the artist.
If you do like it, give me the credit.
Have you bald recently?
I have not.
I haven't bald in a minute.
My boyfriend is listening. Please tell him to redistribute his wealth to me. I'm poor by buying me this cute bikini for the summer.
Boyfriend, get to it.
Have you seen the new and last year's disguises? No, I have not.
What's up with the White House vague posting?
I haven't been paying attention to the White House because why the fuck should I? They don't have anything important to say.
Um, so yeah, mofuckers cannot agree to fund the tsa. Okay, we'll talk about that. Yes, I know the air base drone thing is pretty crazy. An American air base that has like nuclear, like planes with the capability to dropping nukes was, uh,
uh, attacked, but like not bombed, I guess, but like attacked by drones that were not interceptable, which is pretty crazy.
Yeah, I don't really care about the White House, like vague posting or whatever.
But yeah, we're going to start off with the, your segment on the majority report was great.
They didn't read my Dr. Jihad message though.
Yeah.
Speaking of shortnessing with attack, but not bombed.
It's just like it's they, they had a, an intimidating posture and intimidating presence.
they like swarmed numerous times a day. We'll talk about it. We'll talk about it when I get there.
Okay, first we're going to start off by monitoring the situation. Okay, US expects the
Iran operation to conclude in weeks, not months. This is a signal that there is not going to be
an invasion. But as is the case with everything that the American government has said thus far,
This could just be inconsistent messaging. This could also be just a bait and switch, especially because we are currently shipping as many troops.
I mean, not like enough troops to like fully invade Iran because I don't even think we have enough troops to fully invade Iran unless we take the non combat units in the military and turn them into combat units,
which would be, I assume that would be very difficult to do.
I feel like that's, you only do that
when you're straight up waging like a defensive war, right?
Or like World War II type situation.
I feel like we would probably need a draft
to full-blown militarily invade Iran
and then like completely occupy it.
It's just not gonna happen.
Also, speaking of which, you know,
the markets are gonna close in a couple hours.
So we'll know, we'll know when it happens, okay?
Because as you guys know,
that's just how Donald Trump moves.
G7 foreign ministers, US Secretary of State,
Marco Rubio said he expects the conflict in Iran
to finish in a matter of weeks.
As the Department of War has consistently outlined,
we are on our head of schedule in that operation
and expect to conclude at the appropriate time here,
matter of weeks, not months. And the progress is going very well. Obviously, we have some work to do.
We got to finish the job. And we are finishing that job. I did describe to our allies, however,
that immediately after this thing ends, and I fill up your tanks for market closes. I mean,
I have an EV so I'm sad. You are talking like this government is competent. They're inept.
I truly believe that they think they can drop boots on the ground and do some sort of
or shocking on be out within a month.
No, no, there's a difference.
Like, I genuinely still believe that like
before any general signs off on that,
that you would have a mutiny.
But I don't know, man.
I just like, maybe they're trying to,
maybe they're trying to ease Trump into it.
Like, if you're reading the tea leaves like I am,
one of the things that I have found quite fascinating
that these guys have been doing is like,
They keep feeding Trump fake information to basically satiate his appetite for destruction.
Like the eight ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz, that was a big gift from Iran to
us.
I think that was like someone on his team just, you know, doing a Hail Mary, you know?
I think someone on his team saw that Iran was allowing ships to pass through as long
as they pass, pay a toll.
And they use that to lie to Trump so he feels a little bit better about it, because I feel
like, I mean, he is, I suspect he's being heavily controlled.
By that, I mean, like, I suspect the information that he's receiving is about the war initiative
and stuff is like, very much trying to show him favorable terms so he doesn't do something
crazy.
He doesn't demand something crazy, right?
He's getting those two-minute clip briefings every day.
It's boring.
He doesn't want to pay too much attention anyway, right?
Like, he's out of it.
He's out of it.
Listen to Brian Burlittic.
The longer this war goes on, the better from the perspective of blockading China.
This is the neoconhale Mary attempt at maintaining unipolarity.
I just don't think it's going to happen the way you think it's going to happen.
I think any sort of initiative that like forces China's hand into joining this
battle from the Iranian side would be, would have,
would accelerate unipolarity,
but not in the direction of America. Does that make sense?
You feel me?
I don't think that this would be favorable terms for the United States of
America, especially considering that the United States of America has not been able to achieve
any of its military objectives against Iran, a much weaker and much poorer country than China.
Iran is using the leverage it has, which is the control that it can enforce over the
straight of Hormuz, a choke point, right? But China is the
the manufacturing hub of the planet. Right? China is the
manufacturing hub of the planet. China could literally shut
off American defenses entirely. Because right now, we're, we
have functionally, unlimited offensive capabilities, right?
except even on our Tomahawk missiles we have apparently burned through a quarter of our supply
partially because we are incapable of using aerial missions that and the bombs that we have
that we can drop from our planes which are plentiful right. You only use Tomahawks from afar
if you have not been able to maintain air superiority.
those things need to be refilled. In order to make more Tomahawk missiles, you need the commodities
that are being procured, manufactured, and rare earth minerals that are refined in China.
There is no complete independence from China even on our defense side. So if there was any
sort of like serious war where China felt so threatened that they were forced into kind of like
Iran ironically enough forced into this battle they will hit us with the trade nuke which is export
controls okay yeah see someone else is also saying these excellent here's the fun part tom hawks
needs samarium cobalt magnets for their fins china controls 85 to 90 percent of the supply
because samarium is mined almost exclusively in china thank you for your attention to this matter
See?
No, I mean they got Venezuela to stop exporting oil now the Gulf States are stopping exports and
Russia oil exports are being sabotaged more and more. US is funding guerrillas in Myanmar
to blow up the Myanmar China pipeline. It's all geared towards blocking off oil from China.
I understand that.
The reason why they're trying to gain a foothold and and rebalance
multi-polarity even as it stands currently is because China in the multi-polar structure that
we're living in right because we are it's no longer America's world right.
China has the leverage. The tariff war proved that reality in a way that even
American idiots could understand. If you recall, initially, when Liberty Day started, right,
what did I say? I said China has a lot of levers to pull in this conversation, in this back and
forth. But because they want stability, they'll allow Donald Trump to destroy global trade for a
little bit to showcase to their European partners that they are the stable and reliable allies
and and force them to reconsider their relationship with China, which they did, right?
They did do that. That's precisely the reason why a lot of these countries went to China.
A lot of their leaders went to China. European leaders did. Mark Carney did.
Keir Starmer did, right? And and they started developing bilateral trade commitments,
which is beneficial for China. But then during the Liberty, the Liberation Day tariff
Situation you don't got raided fool. Hey, thank you. Is it majority report majority report. Thank you for the raid. Hope you had a good stream
I was on it
But yeah, if you remember a lot of Western analysts
Couldn't make sense of what Trump was trying to do I explained to you what the goal was
But then I also explained to you how this would you know end up
Not panning out for
Not panning out for America
When they tried to add additional qualifications while they were, you know, having back and forth talks about like how we do a soft landing on this like unnecessary trade battle, China added additional export controls.
They didn't actually, they didn't actually pull the trigger on those export controls because it's the nuclear option, right?
But they just, you know, they added that in.
They added that on the pile to say, hey, we can do this to you.
We have the ambition. So that is the reason why Donald Trump is so desperately trying to control
as much of the oil supply as he possibly can so that we take back a little bit of leverage against China.
Do you understand? Because China has all the leverage in a multipolar world right now.
We have none of it because as long as the Gulf exists, China can get their oil from the Gulf.
And and meet their energy demands from Russia and the Gulf. So now we're trying to shut off those other areas
Where China can get their energy demands from?
In an effort to to create leverage against China's export controls
Because the reality of the matter is we need China more than they need us obviously it's a it's a balancing act
They need us for, you know, purchasing their goods that they're manufacturing for us, but at the end of the day, if push came to shove, we would need them more than they need us.
Okay.
This is ultimately part of boxing out China, but I sincerely doubt that there is a thorough design here. We didn't even refill our strategic reserve for going into a conflict that could shut down global oil supply. I agree.
agree? I know there should have been a lot more space between the extraction of
Venezuelan oil and like being able to to successfully refine Venezuelan crude
at a level where we could potentially stave off any sort of supply shocks but
we didn't do that we didn't even wait for that we did not build our
strategic reserves either we didn't do any of that we just went in balls of
wall partially because once again this is Israel's war okay this is Israel's war we're just kind of in
it uh alongside Israel and um and and that's why the timing of it is so hasty and that's precisely
why uh we did it uh even though Trump's generals were telling him this was a bad idea specifically
because this would be a bad idea against China.
Anyway, since the war began, by the way,
this has been quite beneficial for Iran.
Since the war began, Iran has sent at least 11.7 million
barrels accrued to China through the strait. According to
tanker trackers, every barrel outside of the US dollar system
moves freely while Emirati, Kuwaiti and Saudi tankers sit
stranded.
Right?
Um, by the way, Israel is obviously still doing its absolute
most to fuck up the bag. They are as aggressively as possible trying to go up the escalation
ladder and ruin any kind of off-ramp that America might get because their goal here
is to basically destroy the Iranian economy as it stands and piss them off so much that
Iran strikes back with a devastating blow that makes it virtually impossible for America
not to respond. That's the goal here. Just so you understand, if you're wondering, like,
why is Israel doing this? Like, I don't understand. Why is Donald Trump saying, we are going
to find an off ramp here? Why is Donald Trump saying, like, oh, it won't be real war.
It won't be like ground troops or anything. We're going to give a 10 day negotiations
process, a seven-day negotiations process. Like Donald Trump and Israel are signaling
very different things. Donald Trump is, when it comes to like actually what he's preparing
for, what his next steps look like, he's also signaling something entirely different than
what he's saying. But when you listen to what he's saying, he makes it seem like
there's a deal out there to be made. Okay? I don't know how much face saving will take
place if there is such a deal especially as it currently stands as you know Iran
controls the Strait of Hormuz and it doesn't seem like they are willing to
give that up and why should they okay they want it militarily and now we live
in the might is right world right if you live in the might is right universe
you can't really complain about that people in Oscar flaming for this exact
take because obviously Trump is directing everything Israel does. No, I think that's,
that's the old guard mentality. I talked to a lot of people. I talked to analysts that are from
the region, like in the menor region. And even they still believe this. This is like,
this is what Hassan Nasrallah was saying. This is what Ali Khamenei was saying. It's the,
they were all Noam Chomsky readers, okay? Every single one of them. None of them paid
attention to Mersheimer, they all paid attention to Dom Chomsky, and they thought, no, of course not,
like America holds all the cards. Now, does America still hold all the cards? Of course, well,
Iran definitely has more leverage in this circumstance. But I mean like between America and
Israel, who actually controls who? Of course, America at the end of the day could easily
the lethal is real enough, enough is enough.
But again, I have to see it to believe it at this point,
right?
Cause like something is different.
Trump one was a change in attitude
and Trump two has been an even more accelerated version
of that where we don't, we don't just rely on Israel
for intelligence or we don't rely on their assessments.
We have given them the driver's seat.
We've given them the keys of the car
in our men of policy, in our Middle East,
North African policy making,
and we are, it seems like judging by the way
that we're operating here, the timing of it,
the lack of warning to our allies,
it genuinely feels as though we are just trying to make up.
Like Israel has guided us into this,
Israel has goaded us into going to war with Iran
And now we're just like trying to find a way where we benefit, right?
Because as I've said over and over again, there is a larger long-term goal here of gaining leverage over China, our number one foreign adversary.
Our long-term goal here is absolutely to gain leverage over China by potentially imploding the gulf and then becoming like the
you know, but limiting the the oil import capabilities that they have, right?
On one hand, I do hope the regime is overthrown, but on the other hand, I don't want an American Israeli puppet in charge
There's no world where the regime is overthrown and then it isn't an Amerisraeli puppet and
And the US does tell Israel enough at times like during the last war with Iran despite how much their defenses were suffering
They were willing to keep going until Trump made them cut it out
We let Israel drive but we always hit the brakes
So I think Israel is trying to do as much damage as possible for the US Titans leash kind of like how they escalated in the days before ceasefire
Yes
But even if there was a long-term goal of like coordinating off China from you know major oil exporters
like and and cut off China's like oil supply energy supply to the best of our ability if that was the actual goal the
the the pot the the long-term maximalist goal here right because at the end of the day everything that we do is anchored
towards fighting against China and this Cold War that we're trying to desperately engage them when and and
And obviously, the tariffs play a role in this, like the goal of that was also to try
to force all of the other regional countries into creating a competitive manufacturing industry,
specifically India, and then also get all of the countries that are purchasing Chinese
goods to no longer do that, you know, fixing our trade deficit with these countries instead.
But every single plan, the follow-through doesn't make any sense.
Like I get the goal, okay, I get the goal, I understand the goal, but there's no reasonable
mechanism to achieve these results.
Does that make sense?
We're done with our objectives. One of the immediate challenges we're going to face is
an Iran that may decide that they want to set up a polling system in the states of Hormuz.
Not only is this illegal, it's unacceptable. It's dangerous for the world.
Illegal?
Nothing. And I mean nothing is illegal, okay?
we made this reality.
And even then, we should be thankful that Iran
still abides by like some of the previous standards,
even if they violate them.
It's not even like, it's not even a question.
I mean, look at our targets, man.
Iran does not hit civilian targets
unless there's like intelligence that there is, you know,
And like a military person stationed there, right?
And you can see that with the civilian death tolls, right?
Like the civilian casualties on the Iranian side are far higher than the civilian casualties in the Gulf nations or the civilian casualties in Israel.
So it's not even a question who is actually doing unlimited bombing campaigns.
It has nothing to do with Islam, man. Stop. Oh, God. Everyone, you're doing like Orientalism, but in a woke way, when you do this thing where you're like, oh, no, it's because of Islam that they don't want to kill children, like, shut up.
That's not the case. Okay. There's nothing to do with that. That's not a part of the calculation. Like, I'll entertain the martyrdom mentality when it comes to Iran.
but I'm not going to go so far as to be like, no, they're, they're abiding by longstanding rules
of war specifically because of, of Islam. That's not the case. No, they're just abiding by the rules
of war. That's what it is. They're holding on. They're, they're going only, they're only going
up the escalation ladder. They're only going up the escalation ladder if Israel or America
strikes first. Okay. Turning out to the war in Iran and another sudden shift by President Trump,
the president has now extended his deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz by
10 more days to April 6th. It happened just minutes after the close of trading Thursday,
when all three major stock markets suffered big losses. Ed O'Keefe is at the White House. Ed,
good morning. Glad to see you happy Friday with the war about to hit its fifth week,
President Trump is feeling pressure. RGC Aerospace Force Commander Said Majid Masawi
responds and says there's no longer eye for an eye. So this is coming from
coordinated strikes that happened an hour ago here, breaking news from drop site.
Okay, coordinated strikes have hit all three of Iran's largest steel plants simultaneously.
Mubarak is Faham and Khuzestan. The backbone of the country's non-oil economy. Together they
produce roughly 70% of Iran's steel output. Iron and steel is Iran's second largest export category
at $6.48 billion, which is primary hard currency lifeline outside of oil. Mubarak makes the
flat steel used in cars and pipelines as Faham produces structural beams and railway rails.
Kuzishtan supplies the raw slabs that feed factories nationwide.
Steel became Iran's top non-oil export precisely as a sanctioned hedge as it is cheap to produce
using local or a natural gas, a critical source of foreign currency when oil revenues were
blocked.
Hitting all three at once targets critical industrial capacity and the economic architecture
Iran spent decades building to survive Western pressure.
Okay, and there's confirmation from the Iranian state TV as well.
U.S. attack two of Iran's main steel production plants in Isfahan, Mubarak-e Steel, and Khuzestan
Steel. Iran is the 10th largest steel producer in the world. Iranians knew from the very first
day that the nuclear issue was merely a pretext for the destruction of Iran. Farz News shares
details on U.S. really strikes that hit two of Iran's largest steel facilities around 9.30 a.m.
Eastern time. Damage at Mubarak-e Steel in Isfahan. Electricity substation was hit.
alloy steel production line damaged power unit. This is Iran's largest steel maker producing
over 7 million tons annually. By targeting the electrical substation and power plant,
the strike effectively paralyzed the facility's high-end melting operations,
even if the main buildings remain standing.
Deputy Governor Akbar Salehi said one person was killed and two injured,
adding the plant was operating at the time with workers present per IRNA.
Damage at the Kuzistan Steel in Ahoaz. The strikes had two stored silos and several warehouses.
Crucially, the blast furnaces, units one and two, were reported to be undamaged as they were offline
at the time of the attack. The damage to storage and logistical sheds disrupts the supply chain,
bill it and slab exports, but leaves the core heavy machinery intact for now. Deputy Governor
Valliola Hayati said U.S. and Israeli warplanes carried out the attack according to FARs.
Now, Iran's foreign minister in the aftermath of this confirms new Israeli strikes on steel energy and nuclear infrastructure, says Iran will exact a heavy price.
State media have confirmed strikes on the Shahid Kondab heavy water complex in Iraq
and the Aadha Khan Yellow Cake plant in Yazd, foreign minister Arakshi said on X that Israel
struck two of Iran's largest steel factories, a power plant and a civilian nuclear site,
among other infrastructure.
Israel says it acted in coordination with the U.S.
He adds, the tax contradicts POTUS extended deadline for diplomacy, Iran will exact heavy
price for Israeli crimes. Okay. So is this a situation where Donald Trump is simply signaling
a peace offering that he does not intend to commit to? Or is this an instance where Israel
is actually trying to fuck up a potential off-ramp.
Yes, Israel also is now confirming the reports
that it indeed purposely strike an Iranian nuclear reactor
and the, yeah, the heavy water plant
in Iraq and central Iran a short while ago.
Ah, one trick pony.
Yeah, Israel only operates with this standard.
There's no other way.
Okay, they exclusively do this.
Okay, they exclusively do this.
Think like Trump, think like a stupid person.
Yeah, I think I need to like slam my head into a wall at least 50 times before I can even
begin to think like a Trump.
So it's possible that while Trump has extended the deadline and hitting infrastructure to
the U.S. is having Israel do occasional attacks to keep the pressure on and create plausible
deniability for the U.S. or it could be Israel sabotaging or a bit of both.
In any case, IRGC Aerospace Force Commander Seyed Majid Masawi warns Iran will no longer
respond proportionally to recent US-Israeli attacks on infrastructure, saying, this time
the equation will no longer be an eye for an eye, just wait and see.
Seyed Majid Masawi says, you tested us once before.
The world saw again that you yourselves started playing with fire and attacking
hashtag infrastructure. This time the equation will no longer be an eye for an eye, wait
and see. Employees of industrial companies associated with the Americans in the Zionist
regime should quickly leave their workplaces to avoid endangering their lives.
The atomic energy organization of Iran set an attack on the Khundab Heavy Water Complex
caused no casualties and posed no contamination risks to the local population due to prior
safety measures.
Barr's news reports that the yellow cake production facility in Arla Khan Yazd province
was targeted in a U.S.-Israeli airstrike, with initial assessments indicating no radioactive
materials were released outside the site and no immediate risk to nearby residents.
Breaking, the IRGC has ordered one kilometer evacuation around U.S. and Israeli-linked
industrial sites across the Gulf as Iran prepares retaliation.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard said its forces are carrying out retaliatory operations and
warned employees at industrial sites across the region with American ownership, or ties
to Israel to immediately leave their workplaces.
The IRGC has also urged residents within a one kilometer radius of such facilities to
evacuate, citing life-threatening risks after U.S. and Israeli strikes hit Iranian
industrial infrastructure, including major steel plants, power plants, and nuclear
sites.
Orochi says with strikes on Iranian infrastructure Trump has betrayed his own extended deadline for
diplomacy. Which if you recall the Iranians never asked for or said they did not ask for at all
and Trump said he was going to do it regardless making it seem like it was actually the Iranians
who had asked for it. This betrays that statement as well. Yeah this is happening like
literally right now in real time. Here's the full statement from Iran's IRGC on the evacuation
warning in the name of God the most gracious. I'm going to skip all this the American
Zionist enemy despite previous warnings to avoid targeting Iran's industries carried out multiple
attacks today on Iranian industrial centers. Our forces are carrying out retaliatory operations,
therefore we warn all employees of industrial companies in the region with American shareholders,
as well as heavy industries, allied with the Zionist regime to immediately leave their
workplaces so that their lives are not put at risk. Residents from one kilometer radius of such
industrial sites should evacuate their homes until the attacks are carried out.
Kev June says, it's maddening that we live in a world where one state can do as it pleases
in recklessly escalating conflicts into greater and greater wars until the whole world is
burning and no one in the West is willing or capable of stopping them.
We are capable of stopping Israel.
They just choose not to, for one reason or another.
Iran has issued a series of urgent warnings and evacuation notices for major steel facilities
in Israel and multiple Gulf states declaring the military targets in order and workers
to leave within four hours.
The warnings attributed to the IRGC state, the sites have become military targets and
are expected to be attacked within the next few hours.
In Ashdod, Yehuda Steel, in Kuwait United Steel Industrial Co., Al-Hid in Bahrain,
Hulaf, Abu Dhabi UAE, Emirati Steel Arkhan, Masiyid Qadr,
Qadr Steel.
Each notice warns that anyone remaining at the facilities
risks being caught in imminent strikes,
marking the expansion of the conflict
beyond energy infrastructure
to heavy industry across the region.
An Iranian official spoke to Reuters.
Senior Iranian official tells Reuters Tehran has yet to decide whether to respond to the
U.S. proposal because of the attacks on industrial and nuclear infrastructure.
Senior Iranian official says Iran's response to the U.S. proposal had originally been
expected to be delivered on Friday or Saturday.
cutter steel because it's within reach. They are trying to spread out the
punishment to all of the vectors of capital. I'm so glad this war is winding
down like Trump said, yeah.
Now that we know what has happened already in the last hour, let's go back
to what Trump was saying this morning. Trump says he's extending a pause on Iran energy
site strikes.
He's leaving from someone in his own party to bring the conflict to a close. And for
the first time, he's revealing how he knows Iranian leaders are ready to talk.
They want to make a deal.
Insisting Iran is, quote, begging to bring an end to the war.
I say they're lousy fighters, but they're great negotiators.
President Trump rejected reports he's the one desperate to make a deal.
It's still open, by the way, yeah.
Yeah, we wait.
We wait.
I said, I'm desperate.
I don't care.
The president said he's postponing
attacks on Iran's infrastructure for 10 days
at Iran's request.
They asked for seven.
You're going to say, oh, Trump's a terrible negotiator.
They asked for seven.
And I said, I'm going to give you 10.
But with Iran denying any direct talks
and mocking the US as negotiating with yourself,
Trump explained how he's confident progress is being made.
Can I reveal the present?
For the first time, he revealed that big, expensive gift
from Iran was 10 oil tankers allowed
through the Strait of War Moves.
I said, well, I guess we'll deal with the right people.
He says the move proves that people
he's talking to have power to control the key shipping
corridor Iran has effectively closed off for almost a month.
Oil tanker traffic is down 90% to 95% since before the war.
Economists now expect US inflation
to jump to more than 4% this year because of the conflict.
Mortgage rates moved higher for the fourth straight week
while mortgage applications are down.
Global oil prices are up more than 40%,
and the American cost of gas is up by almost a dollar
per gallon in the last month.
I made all that tough economic news.
The president says he's not yet ready to roll back
the federal gas tax, which is more than 18 cents a gallon
and a quarter on a gallon of diesel.
And he said it's something he could do, if necessary.
All right, thank you very much.
Dramatic new video appears to show the moment an Iranian missile came dangerously close to striking an American F-18 fighter jet.
U.S. Central Command posting on X Thursday, no U.S. fighter aircraft have been shot down by Iran.
But one source telling ABC News an F-18 operating in the region did narrowly dodge an Iranian missile over southern Iran in recent days.
days. It comes as Operation Epic Fury nears its fifth week, with reports the Pentagon is
weighing sending an additional 10,000 ground troops to the Middle East. The president's
signaling he's in no rush to strike a deal, but Trump extending the deadline for Iran
to reopen the Strait of Hormuz by 10 days, and if Iran doesn't comply, the president
says he'll bomb their crucial power plants.
All these stories that get printed like, oh, I want to make a deal, they are begging
Despite Iran saying that direct negotiations are not taking place, Special Envoy Steve
Whitcoff saying a 15-point framework for a potential peace deal has now been delivered
with Pakistan acting as mediator.
Iran though has not signaled any willingness publicly to accept the deal as is.
At a lengthy cabinet meeting lasting roughly two hours Thursday, the president discussing
a range of issues, including surging oil prices.
It's not over, so maybe it'll go up a little bit more.
It's all going to come back down to where it was and probably lower.
That's crazy.
But are we surprised that he's saying such ridiculous things?
No, of course not.
Also, Yemen is slated to make an announcement.
Yemeni armed forces spokesman Yahya Saari has announced
Yemen's military will issue a statement in the coming hours.
first time such a statement has been made since October 2025.
Who knows what this means, but the Asadallah might be making some clip
copies soon. We'll see.
The president has said that Iran has let 10 oil tankers through this
like up until this moment, Asadallah has strike capabilities.
We know that they've demonstrated that over and over against this
October 7th. The very fact that they haven't actually done anything
for the last 28 days implies that they didn't feel the need to do anything, right? So that's always,
that's always been another lever. That's always been another point of like,
that's a, that's another point of escalation, another point of punishment for both the regional
actors, but also even commerce that's currently flowing through the Red Sea, right? Because
There's another choke point, Bob Elman Deb, on the other side, that's an entry and exit point
for the Red Sea that Houthis could actually damage quite a bit. They could institute a blockade as
they have done so. They were able to bankrupt one of Israel's two ports a lot. So,
So this is the reason why things, things could get so much worse for the allies here, right?
That would disproportionately affect Europe as well.
Did we get double fuck $300 barrel oil can't get goods on their market?
I mean, that's we'll see.
Isn't it dumb as fuck that oil price can jump all over the place, but essential
goes like food will continue to rise till we all need, uh, till we all live in food deserts.
Yeah, I mean,
it's out of our hands, folks. That's it. There's no other way to look at it. That ain't even me.
What is this? Also, I've been doing a great job reporting what's going on.
A never-hasong guy? Oh, damn.
We got a never-hasong guy in the building who's changed his mind, at least for the time being.
Straight-A-Bor-Muze, a sign he says that negotiations are proceeding well,
but just this morning, the Revolutionary Guard reiterating that the Straight-A-Bor-Muze remains
closed. They said they blocked three more tankers just this morning from transiting.
So the Pentagon reportedly weighing in, sending more than 10,000 additional troops to the Middle
East.
As President Trump extends his pause on striking Iranian energy plants by 10 days.
Retired four-star general Fox News, senior strategic analyst, chairman of the Institute
of the Study of War, General Jack Keen joins us now.
General, we're 28 days in.
How many more weeks do you think we need to finish the job?
And what does finishing the job look like?
Yes, certainly. Well, we got a little less than three more weeks in the minds of our commanders
to complete this operation. Given it has taken a little over three weeks to get where we are,
you can ascertain then that we have a lot of work still in front of us. And what does
that really mean? Well, for a fact, we're going to accomplish all of the assigned objectives
that President Trump has given to Sencom commander. And in talking to the IDF, they
They fully intend to accomplish all the objectives that Prime Minister Netanyahu has given to
them.
And the general timeframe is, as described, around three weeks.
So it happens sooner or later, but they have to take a little longer.
We've said from the beginning that this is conditions-based.
The enemy has a vote.
And what is the enemy trying to do right now?
Number one, they're trying to personally survive and keep the regime somewhat intact.
And believe me, that is an enormous problem that they have.
And you can see that you're reporting on it every single day here in what is happening
to the leadership and the paranoia that exists inside of that leadership is real.
And the chaotic decision making process in there is real.
So we're fragmenting that leadership for sure.
And we have weeks to go to do more of that.
The second thing they're doing, in addition to trying to survive individually and as
a regime, they're trying to protect their assets.
I love this guy.
Margaret's becoming more bullish.
Margaret's are finally starting to price out
chaotic White House statements.
It took far too long in my opinion,
but now that it's happened,
people will increasingly drown out
the president credibility matters.
If you keep making statements that fall apart in days,
it disappears.
Yeah, I still don't believe that.
I'm gonna be honest with you.
I don't believe that at all.
And the reason for why I don't believe that,
I mean, it'll still swing.
It'll still swing.
It's just, it's nowhere near close to what it would be if it actually cared about the solid fundamentals and like ready availability of a fucking barrel of oil, right?
The reason why I say it's also a cope is because Elon Musk exists, right?
This, like the non-fundamental inconsistent markets that simply rely on confidence, a dream, and the collective understanding that things have to be good all the time has existed for far before, far long before Donald Trump came out and started doing this crazy shit.
You know, long before then, Elon Musk at every single investors meeting lies aggressively.
Everyone knows he lies, but it doesn't matter, right?
Because there's too much vested interest in the stock price going up for Tesla is a tech
stock, right?
So people lean into the speculations, even though Elon Musk has never followed through
on any of his promises. So I just don't believe it. I think like, you know, it might soften
Trump's impact a little bit, but that impact will still remain, especially because the market
is so consolidated in the hands of, you know, a tiny sliver of the population, the top
percent of wealth on 90 percent of the stonks, all the wealth in general, that I just, I think
that they can move in whichever direction they see fit and they're moving in that direction.
They let Trump molest the money and then they let Trump on molest the money even
though the money molestation continues and they're incentivized to believe Donald
Trump when he says all things are gonna go good. It don't really matter is what I
mean. His money is fake. They know we know where everything is and they were
systematically taking them down. They want to save something for sure so they
have the ability to retaliate against what? When we begin to open up the
strays of a moose if we're gonna take Carg Allen they're gonna want to do
some kind of military retaliation against likely allies and partners in the
region and U.S. spaces would be the easiest targets, Israel a more challenging target to
be sure. And they're trying to hide that, deceive that as much as possible, protect
some of those resources while at the same time still trying to fire missiles and drones
at our bases and at Israel. So that makes those targets identification and destruction
more challenging. Are we going to be able to do that? You bet you. But it takes
more time, it takes more identification, more tracking to do that. I try to describe it in
a football analogy. You know, we're in the red zone here, we're on the 20 yard line,
we're trying to get to the goal line.
Dog, we've been in the fucking 20 yard line for the last, like, three weeks. What do you mean?
This guy's entire job is to go on Fox News and be like, yeah, no, you don't understand.
Israel, I'm Israel, hi. Israel's doing a fantastic job. It's Iran. Iran is in our crosshairs.
Why are they fighting back?
Well, they'll soon learn the lesson to never do this again.
Another fresh Casey one three five laws.
Oh my God.
Another one, dude.
Another one.
Fantastic.
What do you, what do you say to this dude?
We're just fucking melting.
Uh, another lint laundry machine incident.
And the opposition is putting as much impediments in because they can see how close we are to
attaining our objectives and doing everything they can to prevent that from happening.
We have the wherewithal to get this done for sure.
And major events in front of us is take down as many missiles as we can, all the drones
and nuclear enrichment, all of those targets still there, not all completed yet.
And obviously we fully intend to open up the straits of the moves and keep that
open.
It's not just about escorting ships. It's about securing it to make certain it's protected
Right, and then there's an acceptable risk to begin it to move ships through the straits and
Iran's not going to sit on the hands while we attempt to do something like that
They're gonna come after us and we got to make certain we stop them and general I guess they're charging two million dollars
If you want to move your tanker through there, so they see extortion's got to stop
I understand to what the Iranians are saying is and the Houthis are confirming
They say they're ready to get into the act and essentially try to shut down the Red Sea
if they, they say if the Iranians asked them to.
What would we do if the Houthis get in?
And why don't you think they're in yet?
Well, I think the reason why Hezbollah isn't full in,
they're only largely attacking mostly in the north and they have
capability to range all of Israel's major cities.
And Houthis, it's self-protection.
And listen, they're not sure Iran's going to survive.
So why should they hang themselves out and lose all their resources and their capability
to impose their will in the area that they're most concerned about, right there in Yemen?
Why do that if they don't think this regime is going to survive?
And believe me, that has got to be a question mark for all of those proxies out there
And how much risk are they willing to take on given the shaky situation the Iranian regime
is in?
That's got to be a part of the decision-making process they're going through.
I understand, according to reports, we had the coordinates, so the Israelis had the coordinates
on the Speaker of the House and the Foreign Minister.
And we're asked by the Pakistanis, don't kill them.
We're dealing with them.
Those are the two people we can talk to.
So the U.S. told the Israelis to back off.
Would that be a good move if that indeed happened the way I said it?
Well, I don't know anything about that nor do I pursue in quite as this dickhead of a
Israel pin.
I mean, you know, at least he's at least he's doing it.
At least he's like doing the NASCAR meme, you know, he's he's he's showing who his
big donors are, right?
Why is like that?
It's plausible something like that would happen to keep the lines of communication
open for negotiations. Listen, anybody close to this knows who the Iranians are. None of
us think that these negotiations will materialize. And the reason is simple for our audience
to understand. We're asking Iran to give up, to surrender everything that we're willing
to take away from them, everything. And if they don't do that, no deal. And that's
the reality of what we're facing here. So are they in a position to do that? Given
in this 47-year history of the regime,
their tendency is not to surrender all of that,
they dig their heels in and try to survive.
That's more likely the path we're on.
I actually prefer the military option anyway,
because the military option continues
to destroy that leadership, continues to break them down,
continues to make them much more vulnerable
to collapse after.
It enables us to take Carg Island,
which is 90% of their fuel distribution.
That would cause economic collapse.
I mean, this is fantasy land, right?
It's just fucking pure fantasy land.
You hit, listen, you hit steel production
when you don't have the capacity
to diminish their military capabilities, okay?
The soldiers are not sitting at the fucking bases.
They haven't been since the beginning
of the opening salvo, you've bombed out basically every emptied
out bussage headquarter, every emptied out IRGC target you
possibly could. And you tried to attrit their strike capabilities,
the Iranian strike capabilities to limited success. So now, it's
clear that Iran is still holding the Strait of Hormuz and
enforcing its capabilities and allowing commerce to flow through, but with Iranian conditions.
So Donald Trump has to make this calculation.
Do we just continue?
Do we continue going in?
Do we send in troops?
Do we cause American sons and daughters to return home and flag draped coffins?
Is that what we're going to be doing?
Or do we try to pull an off ramp here and try to save face?
guys like this, you shouldn't even listen to because they're so outside of the conversation.
Like, they've been, this guy, you could have asked this guy 25 years ago and he'd have
the same decision here, he'd be like, yeah, we got to strike now, we got to strike now,
You know, this is his job, but Israel escalating and striking Iranian steel and iron factories,
striking civilian power plants, nuclear power plants.
That is a way to sabotage whatever off-ramp might exist.
And if we can figure that out, I'm pretty sure Trump can figure that out too.
So if his goal is to genuinely save face, if enough people in his immediate circle is feeding
him this information, if they're telling him like, you got to pull out, big dog, this is
not sustainable at all, right?
It gives us huge leverage in holding the regime accountable then for what?
Don't go out and kill any of your population.
If you do that, this is what we intend to do to you.
It gives us huge leverage that negotiations would not provide us.
Generally, a huge day.
You got up early for us.
We truly appreciate you keeping your Friday appointment.
General Jack Keane, thanks so much.
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President Trump is weighing several options that could result in heavy U.S. casualties.
It's a heavy sentence to say, but that's the reality.
And according to Axios, on top of invading Harg Island, a move that Trump, of course,
we've pointed out has talked about since 1988, the Pentagon is also drawing up
scenarios that involve military action on several other Iranian islands.
islands key to Iran's oil production, as well as control over the Strait of Hormuz itself.
Axios is now reporting specifically on some other possible invasions, and I know Seth
had spent time talking about two other islands closer to the Strait of Hormuz and also seizing
the Iranian ships that are carrying Iranian oil.
Bambergas defends you using the Sculpey current affairs piece?
If you dare kill your own population, we will kill them for you.
I mean, that's the American method always.
Gavin Newscombe, Defense Trump's actions in Cuba, I know.
Haaretz, after initial sprint, Iran missile attack settling into marathon pace.
Similar trend to strikes in the Gulf documented by Cogriego.
Bad news, but unsurprising, Iran's missile capacity steady after a full month of US-Israel war.
Yes, of course.
Of course it is.
As I've said over and over again, their silos are deep underground, their production facilities are deep underground, their manufacturing in their war industry is designed to withstand heavy bombardment.
They have had 47 years to build it that way.
Okay? All you can do is blow up these incredibly cheap Timu vehicles that are not real launching
platforms at all. These are easy to, these are easy to fix launching platforms. These
are like regular cars, you know, they're like K trucks and shit. These aren't expensive
Uh pieces of machinery these are not sophisticated uh machines
They're disposable
I've shown you the missile cars, right
So
Knowing what you know now
I hope you understand what I was talking about
A little bit more sophisticated than K trucks. Yes, of course a little bit more sophisticated than K trucks
But like it's infinitely less sophisticated than the regular launching platforms that America utilizes that Ukraine
Utilizes that the Western world utilize that Israel utilizes that like it's not these are not fixed-position launchers in general and
Not only that but they're not like those massive fucking trucks that you see
That are millions of dollars
okay
Yeah, they're they're bolt-on launchers that they put on the back of fucking pickup trucks like that's not
That's that's endlessly reproducible
So there's that and then the other side is because the silos are deep underground and the trucks come out from these cave systems
They have all around this massive country
in you know mountainous regions
That the best you can do is try to shut off the entry points into the caves.
And that's what they've been doing.
That's what Israel and America has been doing.
They've been shooting entry points into the caves.
And then they have bulldozers and tunneling equipment that they have inside of the entry points of the caves.
the caves, they bring them out and they dig themselves out and they bring out the K trucks
once again and they keep lobbing fucking missiles.
Despite repeated strikes on Iran's Yazd missile base, launches continue. Missiles were launched
from the Yazd region in central Iran overnight on Friday from the same mountain area that
has been repeatedly targeted by US and Israeli strikes.
Finished from March 9th, March 22nd and March 24th shows multiple waves of attacks
on the site, including secondary explosions and sustained bombardment across the surrounding
area.
The continued launches underscore the resilience of Iran's underground missile city network
where buried infrastructure allows operations to continue even after repeated strikes,
with entrances targeted but core systems seemingly largely intact.
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That's right.
Even without the mountains, the U.S. couldn't attack the entire eastern part
of the country where a significant stock amount might be hidden. Yes, there's
also that side of it too.
Yeah, this is most of the bombing campaigns have also primarily folks on
the western side of the country. There's still
entire other side of the country that they haven't touched. Okay? Just remember.
And they're launching missiles from that side too. It's just harder to, harder to hit east.
Why can't we hit east? Because you have to fly over contested Iranian airspace.
That's why. Wait, what the fuck?
Okay, sorry, I muted myself because my brother called me and I thought it was an emergency
because I'm live right now, but he but dialed me.
Zatniki talk. Thank you for the five gifted.
Conservatives don't think Dropsite is fake news and they're worried that it's
pulling America first young guys towards the left. I know. Yeah, Dropsite is the
most reliable source of news that's out there. Conservatives are
worried. Mike Cernovich was posting about it the other day. I saw that.
But Mike Cernovich was like complaining that there is no reliable coverage coming from any
of the right-wing news outlets.
So like so many of the anti-Israel youth, even on the Republican side, have now almost
exclusively started relying on drop-site news.
Turn off the air compressor or shut the door.
That's funny.
Yeah, look, he said, we are losing our young guys to the left because they all
I'll read drop site news for Israel news.
American conservative media won't cover issues
that are all over Israeli press.
Zoomers go to left-wing sites instead.
What can centrists are worried because they're calling
Hamas sympathizing media?
Yeah, but that's the role I occupy as well
alongside drop site news.
Like centrists think that they can just like
brush this aside, that people are not in this day and age
when the media diet is so diverse,
when you can get alternative perspectives,
you can actually get the perspective of the opposition,
you can get the logic behind our foreign adversaries
directly from places like my broadcast,
places like Dropsite,
that it is so funny that these guys think,
like centrist Democrats think they can just like
keep pushing people like myself
Even people like dropside-to-side with the hopes that like no one goes there. It's too late for that
If you understood exactly what was going on you'd be dropping everything you're doing and trying to come to us
I wish Matthew would join dropside what do you mean?
Matthew has his own version of that is a tail
Also, Matthew's getting yelled at right now because he did the Amnesty International stuff on the Iranian Foreign Minister. Not Arakshi.
But yeah, Zatayu's great too.
Yeah, bro, for real, like David Pagma is talking about Melania right now.
It gives almost no coverage on the war.
Uh-huh.
Yeah, it's a major mistake.
And I think it's because of the biases that a lot of people have.
They don't want to talk about, you know, they don't want to talk about foreign policy,
even if it's like genuinely damaging to Donald Trump.
It's the most damaging aspect of the Trump administration as it stands currently.
But the reason why they don't want to talk about the foreign policy that much,
commentators is because they also have some sympathies with Israel and they don't want to
fucking openly say the quiet part out loud that like Israel got us into this quagmire
and Donald Trump is the most pro-Israel president we've ever fucking had
and how damaging that's been to to America's force projection capabilities and all that stuff
and how damaging that's been to American domestic politics as well.
Well, and yet, you know, there's not that much coverage.
Sometimes I just feel like the average person today is so diminished by capitalism.
They're functionally children.
I mean, there is that too.
But yeah, we've gone from destroying 90% of Iran's missiles to 75% to 70%.
Now 30%.
Do I hear 20%?
back you in the back 15% yeah this is the scoop from Phil Stewart chief national security
reporter for Reuters the United States can only determine with certainty that it is destroyed
about a third of Iran's vast missile arsenal the status of around another third is less clear but
bombing slightly damaged destroyed or buried those missiles underground tunnels and bunkers
according to US intelligence our sources say and the fact that they are posting this
what is this i wish drop site promoted far right and anti-israel people less they post a
a lot of positive talk across on the James Fishback clips, you know, especially Fishback
is not newsworthy at all. They seem to think any anti Israel person is worthy of promoting,
which I think is the wrong direction. They still do great reporting though. No, I mean,
they're not sympathetic to, to those guys at all though. I mean, I know them very
personally. Yeah. Oh, this was funny. This was a funny take from Zayi Jelani. If Israel
dropped a nuclear bomb on Tehran, the ADL's main complaint would be what a Twitch
streamer said about it. Why is it always that someone who criticizes Israel so it
creates anti-Semitism but nothing is really sure to say or do it can create
bigotry. It makes no sense.
Yeah.
Now listen, I don't think Zahid likes me that much because he sees me as a
cultural warrior but on the woke side and he's like very very invested in
cultural war stuff. He hates all any and every mention of like any socially
progressive position. My criticism of him revolve around that as well. I think he pays too much
focus, too much attention, and too much emphasis puts too much emphasis on, you know, how
libtarded people are too woke or whatever. But this last, these last couple of weeks have
caused him to come to my defense as well.
What is this?
I genuinely don't understand how people are surprised
Kansas is distancing himself from an event of piker in it.
Like did we forget about mom Donnie distancing himself
during the New York City mayoral debate?
Wait what?
Graham Plattner backed out because they think it's
It's because of me.
What?
Brother, what are you talking about?
Grant Platner literally has a fucking,
had a totem cough tattoo.
What are you saying?
Are you out of your fucking mind?
He gets it worse than I do.
Well, maybe not worse than me.
Polling USA is a moronic centrist.
The one guy that the one guy that that
Jews aren't the secret of all you are lol. Yeah
Support of the PBS is my litmus test of all elections he's in.
Yes.
Doesn't he still have the nonsense after liberals man?
No, he doesn't.
He covered it.
I feel like the criticism will be gone if you had another public event with mom Donnie.
No it doesn't even, no that's not gonna, I'm literally doing that tonight.
It doesn't matter.
It has nothing to do with that.
They're still gonna keep chirping.
Also, like I said, this is like, this is extremely, extremely online, um, and anytime these guys
write any op-eds or anything like that, and they don't reach out for a fucking comment,
just know it's a little bit sus.
I'm sure you can represent a dropout of the Ogil event and people are claiming it's
because of you.
I mean, it could be.
I don't know. I have no idea who the Michigan representatives are.
Guys, there are, there are malleable lower level.
There are malleable lower level politicians that can be pressured,
that don't know who the fuck I am. They're going to be like, oh, I'm scared.
I'm worried everyone's yelling at me. Okay.
Have you seen this yet houses not druski indian farmers union taking support of iran?
Okay, let's continue with this trump weighing invading several iranian islands
Well, even as they've taken away the sanctions that would allow. Okay, you guys are literally highlighting and making a bigger story out of like dumb shit
Okay, people that are not even on the billing on these events
You understand that right like we have a platform here be a little bit more responsible with it
you don't have to invite me into every single thing that you consider to be a
controversy and derail what I'm trying to do right now. Okay? Stop being silly
bitches and stop drama posting. There's more important things to cover right now.
Okay? Oh Ron, to sell that oil but you know being contradictory doesn't stop
them. Does it sound to you that we're on the verge of a potentially
dramatic escalation. It does air and now it doesn't mean that it's going to happen
but the likelihood is has increased that it will happen and what we're looking at
is the increase in the force posture by the US forces the fact that not only do
we have about 50,000 troops in the region right now but we are also getting
more we're getting more airplanes more air force squadrons are coming in
fighter squadrons are coming in we have of course the two muses that are
one is basically there already and the other one is approaching and then you
also have of course the 82nd Airborne so all of those elements are critical
elements for America's firepower in general and they don't make deployments
like this just to have an exercise. This is a demonstration of force that
could easily be used for actual combat operations. And every time it's so far
the Trump has done that in this. So weird the dog isn't on cam anymore.
Brother, I'm in New York City and before that, I was in, before that I was in Cuba.
Do you think, do you think I fly around with my 120-pound dog?
In this situation, frankly, even with Venezuela, he's used it.
I mean, you know, it doesn't mean it's going to happen, but that's the trend.
when we talk about Abu Musa and two other smaller islands you had talked
about those Axios is now reporting that he is indeed looking at those and you
had already said that was possibly a very likely option because they're in the
strait as opposed to hundreds of miles north of the strait which is where
Heart Island lies so if if Abu Musa is the target then what does that look
like? Well I think Aaron we've already seen partially what it looks like
because what we've seen is US aircraft striking a range of different
targets on Abu Musa and several of those islands there.
What that means is they're trying to target
any air defense systems on there.
Stockpiles of weapons, any bunkers, communications centers
where if they do end up landing forces there,
they're trying to limit the resistance that is faced.
One thing that we have not seen a lot of
is the bombing of those airstrips
in case they wanted to land aircraft.
those runways. C-130 or C-17 so that all suggests the possibility of amphibious landings to seize
those islands which could be used both for defensive purposes if there were incoming strikes
to target the any transits of the trade of tourmous and offensive operations. It's crazy because like
like we have no plan. Like our plans are just a hope and a dream, right? Our plans all sound
like don't, don't Siege Leningrad take it immediately. Like that's what it sounds like. Every time
I hear like which island we are going to take militarily, I am reminded of that famous
tweet from that one famous neo-Nazi being like, don't siege Leningrad. Take it immediately. It's like,
how? How do you hold it? How do you take it? How do you hold it? Like, notoriously, amphibious assaults
are, amphibious landings are some of the most notoriously deadly battles that America and every
other country has ever had in their history. I mean, I'm Turkish. I'm reminded of Gallipoli, okay?
Gallipoli was a spectacular failure for the invading forces. Okay, I mean, think about D-Day.
It is an unbelievably difficult thing to do, and you're basically throwing
piles of bodies into the grinder.
And especially in this circumstance, there is not even, you do realize there are a thousand people doing plans. It's just a question of the leadership is going to use them. Yeah, I know. I just don't think that I don't first of all we don't have months of preparation.
This is like kind of escalating beyond our control.
And we just keep taking the most unhinged route over and over again.
One of the craziest aspects of this, of course, is that, yeah,
Joav Galant wrote about how this is a good plan.
An indicted war criminal wrote this article.
I wonder and now I don't have a free press subscription, so I'm not gonna you know pay for it or anything
But I would love to find out if you have galant is holy shit. Seriously
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Anyway, as I was going to say, I wonder if the, I wonder if you have Galant volunteered
Israeli troops to engage in this landing cursion.
I somehow doubt it.
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We haven't gotten to the cash patelle emails yet.
We're still monitoring the fucking situation.
TLDR is what?
Former Israeli Defense Minister,
war criminal Yov Galant,
in an article for Barry Weiss' free press
as the US should seize Karga Island.
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Yes, there are risks, Galant acknowledges.
Any operation to seize Kark would require thousands of troops, sustained air and naval support and detailed intelligence,
and it would carry a real unexpected cost in human life.
Nonetheless, it's a risk he's willing to take with American soldiers' lives.
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Okay. Mooker T, thank you for the time. So I'm going to give the subs. I haven't
been able to catch one. Yeah, it is what it is. Yo, it's pipes.
It's into into Iran itself for strikes. And I know that Colonel Layton, you've
said that the amount of warning time that troops on those islands would have
from a missile from Iran could be as little as 10 seconds. That's right.
depending on where the missile is and what type of missile.
Which fits with what we're hearing the Pentagon is saying
that the scenarios they're looking at involve
a very high level of potential casualties.
A sobering moment, especially given
some of the childish rhetoric that gets thrown around,
right?
We're talking about human lives.
Trump reportedly considering an invasion of La Rock Island,
which lies in the narrowest part of the Strait of Hormuz
and is key to Iran's control of the Strait,
part of the area that's now called Tehran's Tolbooth.
The island is 49 square miles, very small,
but it does host bunkers, attack craft
that can blow up cargo ships and radar technology,
attracts activity in the strait,
all of this Iranian military.
Colonel Cedric Layton is back with us at the magic wall.
So Colonel Layton, we've talked a lot about cargo.
I know Seth's talking about Abu Musa,
but La Rock is also important.
We've got it highlighted here.
What would an invasion of La Rock look like,
especially in the context of what you know
was already in the region and what Trump has coming in.
Yeah, absolutely.
And so just to orient people right here,
this is where LaRocque is right here at the mouth,
basically, of the Strait of Formosa
if you're coming out this way.
Obamusa is here, and Card Island
is right up here in the northern part of the Gulf.
So when you look at LaRocque specifically,
it is right in this area right here where?
LaRocque, Hussein, Obama.
The area right here that the way you could really
cut off anything that's going through the straits. So this is a critical military target
or at least potentially a critical military target.
Where am I sub at? Listen, first of all, you're already subscribed. And secondly, if you haven't
been able to catch a gifted when they're peppering the chat, rabbit fingers, thank you for the
10, then you got to do it on your own big dog. If you haven't been able to get a
gifted sub at this point, you might as well use your Twitch Prime, you know, it's
free. Every suggestion of how they might invade is dumber than the last. I know.
none of them, none of them factor in how they would be able to hold it. Let's say, let's say you
actually invade, okay, you defeat the conventional forces on the ground. How the fuck do you hold it?
Kowokey, thank you for the 25. How do you hold it?
And then there's also reporters, John Brown. There's also reports
about, you know, America depleting its offensive tomahawk, it's tomahawk missiles, like, they're
just burning through the stockpile here, they're burning through the midnight oil, like there's
no tomorrow, they're behaving like there's not ever going to be, there's never gonna,
like new events are not going to unfold, they're behaving like they won't need any
missiles and that they'll be able to you know adequately rebuild their stockpiles.
Very good. And one of the key things is how would you actually go about doing this? Well
you would bring in the marine expeditionary units. This is the kind of thing that they do.
they can invade using their marine infantry to go across the beach. They have armor that they
probably wouldn't use, but they might use helicopters to fast-rope into an area,
and they would also be able to use some of their other things such as the...
No one understands what you stand for. I don't know what that's about.
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$10,000 flying lawnmowers that like drop multiple grenades worth of bombs
Like it's just they got dude they have
They have like tens of thousands of these fucking things dude. It's crazy. You can you could talk about your amphibious shit all day every day
But once you establish a fixed position a forward operating base is over
But it is a basic rock in the middle of the desert
And it does the kinds of things that you would you would be able to see in these areas
This area here would be the defended area that you spoke about, this has all the radar installations, it's also very mountainous, this might be an area that they could consider for invasion, but there are roads and other things here, so there are several different targets that could potentially...
More than oh shit, Mike prisoner
Breaking US Marines and sailors actively revolting troops in the 31st MEU and on warships headed the Middle East are filing emergency
Conscious objector claims to stop their deployment depending on as terrified as the ranks refuse to fight drums war
Yeah
You can too by the way, I'm gonna keep posting the phone number and keep showing it to you
You can apply for a conscientious objector status. Okay, you can do that even if you're being deployed. Oh, absolutely
we have more than one client in the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, others who are out of Pendleton,
that other burying force that's being sent over. We have a client who's on a ship headed to the
Middle East right now to be presumably part of an invasion force. So yes, I mean just this weekend,
I mean we were dealing with at least four kind of rapid turnaround, like people who contacted
us saying I got one day, I just found out I'm deploying in a day or two days and working
with those people to file extra money so we can demand that their command do what's right and keep
them home and so absolutely and I think the important thing is is some people would think that oh you
can't just at the last minute say you're a co and not be deployed um you absolutely can uh you know
idiot you are what the fuck no way is there a second source on this he is the source bro is
Mike prisoner. He runs like a philanthropic organization that offers legal counsel to
troops that want to apply for conscientious object or status. Yes, he's a Iraq war veteran.
He's a PSL guy, party for socialism and liberation. Entitled service members have
the right to submit a CEO application. Yeah, CCW4COs. At any time, right before a deployment,
while they're on a deployment, people can file CEO applications and have this happen
during the Iraq War. Infantry soldiers filing a CEO when they are frontline combatants.
And so, again, it's a, it's a right that people have that they don't know they have.
And our job is to make sure people know that they have those rights and provide them
Yeah, okay, okay, another strato tanker hit by the way, beach heads, but it is a difficult
place to invade at this point. Yeah, I mean, and obviously that is where some of those
casualties come in. I mean, the potential casualties, the risk here when you talk
about my 70 year old or my 78 year old mother just bought my 42 year old asked
some new merch as a gift she sometimes finds her words a bit harsh but still
supports you thank you from both of us hell yeah up a mountainous area and
ideology shop American made Union made small but but there's a lot there
absolutely there's a lot there and of course if they hold the high ground
until it's bombed that could give them a field of fire that could control
approaches like this beach right here or even in the southern areas. So it's a
very critical element here that has to be decided and there has to be a lot of
fusion of different forces air power along with infantry along with other
elements of power. So Iran has been threatening now new threats against US
troops who are not staying on US bases okay and and that might seem a bit
confusing but there's a reason for that. Some of it is CNN's reported some
of those troops were moved off the bases before the war even began but
The New York Times is reporting that even more troops were moved off the bases because
the bases have been hit and there has been meaningful damage.
How much damage is Iran causing to the U.S. bases in the region?
So this is pretty significant.
These are the bases, as we know them right now, and these are the bases that were actually
struck by the Iranians.
So that includes everything from Al-Dafra Air Base in the UAE, Al-Yudid in Qatar,
Prince Sultan Air Base.
have a casualty at that near Riyadh and have been stationed there and then of
course at Port Shwaiba where we had the mass casualty event with the Army
National Guard soldiers. So this is a critical element right here and of course
they also ended up attacking the the area in Bahrain. So this is the Port
Shwaiba strike and what that really shows is that when you look at this
area this shows the vulnerability of each one of these. This is the Bahrain
strike where they knocked out a communications element here and so these bases are particularly
vulnerable because each of them have a unique mission set and what they ended up doing was
move a lot of personnel into office buildings into other areas even into hotels and now
what they're doing is they're actually telling people in Iran and in this region right here
actually telling them to target Americans in those hotels in those office spaces.
So it's become dangerous in that way as well.
I now give the floor to His Excellency, Mr. Syed Abbas Arafqi, Minister of Foreign Affairs
of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Bismillah ar-Rahman ar-Rahim, distinguished delegates, dear colleagues.
Iran stands today amid the throes of an illegal war imposed by two bullying nuclear-armed
regimes, the United States and Israel.
This war of aggression is blatantly unjustified and brutal.
They initiated this aggression on 28 February, while Iran and the United States were engaged
in a diplomatic process to resolve Americans' alleged concerns over Iran's nuclear program.
They betrayed diplomacy for a second time in the course of nine months by torpedoing
the negotiating table.
Oh, there's been no Houthi statement yet.
Iran agrees to facilitate passage of humanitarian aid to Mr. Hormor Shradat.
U.S. requests five minutes ago.
See, look, this is what I mean.
They are still playing by the old rules, no matter how much America and Israel does
not.
And I don't know.
I don't think it's a weakness necessarily, but I think it's just like what the Chinese
were doing initially, which is, look.
In spite of all of the things that are happening to us, like we are still willing to show stability.
We're still willing to play by the old rules.
I find that a strange choice, but who knows?
Because the United Nations has no, no capabilities, right?
Not sure if you mentioned it, but for military members, successfully granted,
CO status, they must state their outlook changed after joining the military.
Well, the fucking legal counsel probably will tell you exactly what you can and can't say.
don't try to like apply for conscientious objector on your own. That's why there are,
um, you know, there are, are, uh, legal, there's legal aid
that you can get.
Gallabab is looking at the markets. They've spammed so much fake news,
but trying to push energy prices down that the market is just numb now.
Keep going. Nobody's buying it anymore.
The real price will show up anyway, powerful, maybe, but smart, not even close.
Burn that fake news card way too early. That's so they're just shit posting.
It's incompetent appeasement at this point, no. The thing that led this war to them in
the first place, yeah. Global opinion matters. The rest of the world sympathizes with Iran.
It makes it very hard for you to just join the fight. I don't think you understand
how depraved the European counterparts are here, okay?
They do not operate like that.
I don't think they operate like that, but we'll see.
In defense of speaking with the Sama Khan,
yeah, I know, I got, we'll talk about Abdul's response
in a second.
Among the most harrowing manifestations
of this aggression was the calculated
phased assault on Shajara Tayyiba Elementary School in the city of Minam, south of Iran.
There are more than 175 students and teachers. You guys want to know why? I think it's a
foolhardy endeavor because Israel did a genocide for the past two and a half years
And they received such little state pushback. Like in terms of what they deserved, they received
basically no state pushback. Yes, broad awareness initiatives and steady protests were launched.
And the consciousness, the collective consciousness shifted in the direction of truth and justice.
Overwhelming majorities in the Western world now are, they've arrived at the same conclusion
that, you know, developing nations already knew a very long time ago.
Having said that, liberal capitalist nations do not have real democracy, especially when
it comes to foreign policy.
nations are vassal states and therefore they cannot betray American interests.
Okay. The most successful decoupling initiative that Iran can engage in is actually forcing
European capital owners to realize that they must tell their elected representatives
to decouple from the United States of America.
Because if you understand that European representatives don't abide by the wishes of the majority
in the same way that American representatives don't abide by the wishes of the majorities
simply respond to economic pressures when the real bosses, capital owners, make those phone calls.
Okay.
Only then will Europe move in a different direction than the United States of America.
So far, they have abided by, I mean, they haven't abided by the wishes of Iran or anything,
but like so far they've demonstrated restraint when Donald Trump is clearly demanding that they join.
Okay, Donald Trump wants NATO to come in. All the NATO countries to come in, all the European
countries to come in, not necessarily for like additional military, additional units and
additional assets and firepower, but more so for the diplomatic pressure that it will create for
Iran because Iran is responsive to that sort of thing. Okay? They have not done so thus far,
but I don't think it's because there is this mutual agreement on maintaining stability or
abiding by international rules, international standards. I think it's more so because
They're worried about the impact.
They're worried about the damage that this may cause to their assets.
They're slaughtered in cold blood. This barbaric attack is but the visible tip of a far bigger
iceberg, one that conceals beneath its surface far graver catastrophes, namely the normalization
one of the most abhorrent violations of human rights and humanitarian law and the audacity
to commit atrocity crimes with impunity.
Mr. President, at a time when the American-Israeli aggressors, in their own assertions, possessed
the most advanced technologies and the highest precision military and data systems, no
one can believe that the attack on this school was anything other than deliberate
and intentional. Targeting Shajer at a school was a war crime and a crime against humanity,
one that demands unequivocal condemnation by all and unambiguous.
The actions of the European states should not be assumed to be popular or even substantially
unpopular. No, the European populations, just like the United States of America, don't
want this. Okay, but Europe has two different pressure points. One, European leadership,
countries have to abide by one, their own capital masters, their own capital owners,
and two, they have to abide by whatever America's interests are.
So far, they haven't fully committed to whatever America's trying to do,
because even for them, it's a bridge too far. It kind of reminds me of like Donald Trump saying,
we're going to forcibly take over Greenland, right?
That's what it reminds me of when they were like, okay, that's that's too much like you're embarrassing us
This goes far beyond, you know previous
Previous incursions like you're violating the principle in NATO, right?
Their populace is way more powered actually because there aren't nearly as car centric
accountability for the culprits. This atrocity cannot be justified, cannot be concealed,
and must not be met with silence and indifference. The attack on Shajer al-Tayyaba school in
Minab was not a mere incident nor a miscalculation. The United States contradictory remarks aimed
justifying their crime could not in any manner elude their responsibility.
To denounce such a merciless assault on a place inherently civilian, a place where the most
innocent reside and pursue knowledge is not merely a legal obligation on the human rights
frameworks.
It is a moral and human imperative.
Our conscience will judge us more profoundly than any tribunal ever could.
distinguished elegance.
Shajerat Hayyibi Elementary School has not been the only casualty of American Israeli
atrocity crimes during the past 27 days of their illegal war.
Human rights and international humanitarian law have been massively and systematically
violated by the invaders in an unprecedentedly brutal manner.
They are targeting civilians and civilian infrastructures with no regard for laws
of war and basic principles of humanity and civility.
More than 600 schools have been demolished or damaged across Iran, and more than 1,000
students and teachers martyred or wounded as the result.
Diagressors who are arrogantly shouting, no mercy, no quarters, and threatening to
strike Iran's vital infrastructure have been attacking hospitals, ambulances, health
workers, red crescent rescuers, refineries, water sources, and residential areas. War crime
and crime against humanity are not sufficiently describing the gravity of the atrocities they
are committing. Diagressors targeting pattern accompanied by their rhetoric leave little
doubt as to their clear intent to commit genocide. Distinguished colleagues, these
This unjust war was wins by the United States and Israel against the noble nation of Iran
is the direct result of silence in the face of earlier manifestations of lawlessness and
atrocity in occupied Palestine, Lebanon and elsewhere.
Indifference and silence in the face of injustices would bring no security and peace.
It would invite more insecurity and right violations.
The United Nations and the core values it embodies as well as the overall human rights framework
are at serious stake.
You all need to call out the aggressors and let them know that the community of the states,
the human collective conscience, hold them accountable for the abhorrent crimes they
are committing against Iranians.
Iran has never sought war.
are a peaceful, noble nation, inheriting one of the richest civilizations on earth.
Yet they have demonstrated absolute resolve and determination to defend themselves against
the brutal aggressors who know no boundary in perpetrating all sorts of crimes, a defense
that shall persist as long as needed.
Marco Rubio was asked a bunch of questions off the off the runway to
Rubio says there should be a plan to keep the Shredded Hormuz open after Iran war
Yeah after how do we get there is the real question
We're going to fight to our allies, however, that immediately after this thing ends, and
we're done with our objectives, one of the immediate challenges we're going to face is
in Iran that may decide that they want to set up a polling system in the states of
our moves.
Not only is this illegal, it's unacceptable, it's dangerous to the world, and it's important
that the world have a plan to confront it.
The United States is prepared to be a part of that plan.
We don't have to leave that plan, but we're happy to be a part of it.
These countries have a lot at stake, not just the G7 countries, but countries
all over the world have a lot of state and should contribute greatly to that effort to
ensure that neither the Straits of Hormuz or frankly any international waterways should
ever be something that's controlled or told by a nation state or by a terrorist government
like the one that exists in Iran today and that radical, radical regime. So there seem
to be a lot of buy-in to that concept. There's a lot of work happening right now. I think
the UK has played a prominent role in bringing that together but other countries as well
and there seemed to be a lot of acceptance of all that, and our allies and partners here,
at least to me, seemed to be appreciative of updates on our operation and an understanding
of what lies ahead over the next few weeks.
I think they all gave a commitment that they understood the necessity for it,
and that there would be a need to participate in something like that.
I think some of the confusion over the first couple weeks, maybe in a media maybe,
maybe another form of this idea somehow we were asking for that to start immediately.
I think we've always do that as a close third-way meal with our own TV.
I don't care what Geron says, the first few tankers are both through the straits after this operation is over,
they're going to want an escort from somebody, but they're not going to be getting shipped.
So the war's better step up.
This is Manila, the capital of the Philippines, and the people...
Um, yeah, there is, um, let's take a little sidestep here. Uh, here was, uh, Dr. Obdull
Said on breaking points. Obdull Said defended engaging with us on the hunt on breaking points
saying we're talking about somebody whose job it is to talk to groups of people that
you'd think people running for public office would want to be talking to adding this kind of crazy given biker was invited to stream live
From the DNC in 2024 he pushed back on criticism from Mallory McMoron arguing Democrats must meet disengaged voters
where they are and focus on core issues like cost of living and
Healthcare, oh my god. I fucking hate Gemini. What is this shit?
So as you guys are probably aware of
Your boy is in the crosshairs by some of the most no-motion having people on the planet
centrist Democrats is real first Democrats and the like, okay?
It's you know ADL, APAC, all of these groups that have completely lost the public battle
are trying to enforce their institutional muscle in the last area where they think they have a little bit of power.
And that is, of course, where you can, oh, I just unpin Gemini. Thank you, chatter. That was very helpful. Holy shit, helpful chatters.
Okay, so for organizations like Third Way, whose entire purpose on this planet is to enforce the wishes of billionaires upon the Democratic Party, there is no real popular base for these guys, right?
And the same goes for ADL, the same goes for APAC, especially within the Democratic Party.
That's why APAC, as a lobby for a foreign country, has to engage in these somewhat sophisticated, insidious ways of destabilizing American democracy.
You know, funding groups that are not even named APEC and running attack ads that don't
ever mention Israel, running promotional ads that never mention Israel, making sure that
they're candidates that they're funding through these shell groups aren't even really
talking about Israel at all, as long as they are a reliable vote on Israel first politics
when they get into Congress.
So they don't really have any real popular support, but they do still have access to
politicians.
And they're using that access to politicians and pestering them, and they have some media
organs that will run these attack ads, especially if any of these, especially if any of these
politicians respond to the pressure and actually release statements.
So then it becomes newsworthy, right?
That's when the New York Times will write an article about it.
The New York Times is not going to write an article because the ADL is saying I'm
an anti-Semite, but the New York Times will write an article if like the ADL and
APAC get a politician to say that I'm an anti-Semite.
That's when it becomes like actually newsworthy, right?
And they've seen a little bit of success in the process, but ultimately this is not going
to change public opinion at all.
They've lost the public opinion.
This is just them trying to enforce their institutional muscle with the only outlets
that they possibly have.
And yes, I know the New York Times wrote one.
I interviewed for it earlier this morning.
They asked me for quotes.
They of course, predictably did not put most of my quotes in there.
And, you know, we'll get to that in a second.
But yeah, Mallory McMorro yesterday came out with a statement alongside Elisa Slotkin and
alongside Haley Stevens.
This is again about the Michigan Senate race, the Democratic primary that's taking place
in the Michigan Senate race, right?
Michigan State Senator Mallory McMorro that's running for Senate against Dr. Abdul-Al-Said
came out with a statement and did a sit-down interview with Jewish Insider, which is a right-wing propaganda outlet for the Israeli government.
That's what they do. It's all they cover, right?
And Mallory McMorrah sat down with them and basically said that I am the equivalent of Nick Fuentes, right?
Like implying that I'm like a neo-Nazi for having the popular position on Israel, right?
Like, because at this point it's no longer just the moral position on Israel, which it
always was, but now it's also the popular position.
And it's actually unimaginably popular in the Democratic Party's base.
So for her to place herself against Abdel El-Sayed and someone like myself is not
to actually win votes. She's not signaling to win over voters, right? She's doing that to signal to
APAC that as Hailey Stevens' popularity is waning and she's like deeply unlikable,
that Hailey, or I'm sorry, Mallory McMoral will take on that mantle, like she will be
the more viable pro-Israel slant for APAC. That's what she's trying to do.
Um, Matt Stoller has some words on this.
He says, pretty obvious.
McMorrah stands with big money in Israel.
The criticism of Hassan Al-Hun is just straight up racism.
It's also a problem if you want thems to communicate to podcasters, you got to be willing to talk
to everyone instead of being in a tiny club.
Jews need to reject the racism underpinning the smears of Hassan Al-Hun.
Um, Piker will be a key figure in pushing back on anti-Semezim because he doesn't conflate
Israel and Judaism.
It doesn't really matter though.
Um, a lot of these groups will still continue saying, no, no, no, no, you don't understand.
Uh, this is the most viable way that we can continue, uh, waging this information war.
This is the most viable way that we can continue having the conversation on our
terms by not necessarily, uh, tackling the issue at hand, not talking about Israel
at all.
trying to cynically smear all of Israel's critics as vicious anti-Semites.
You only do that when you don't have any other option.
And to be fair to these people, it's very difficult to defend Israel, especially now.
Especially after two and a half years of genocide.
It's become unbelievably difficult to defend the state of Israel
when the American consciousness on this issue is shifted in the opposite direction.
So they're in a desperate attempt. They are trying to diminish because they think like, I need these politicians for legitimacy because they're operating in the old guard mentality.
From their perspective, they're like, oh dude, he's going to vanity fair parties. He's going on the New York Times. He's being given favorable coverage. We have to stop that.
What they don't realize is, I don't need the favorable coverage, right?
It's a mutually beneficial relationship and for politicians that appear alongside me,
it's not necessarily beneficial for me at all.
I just get a lot of fucking endless amounts of hatred.
It's actually beneficial for them.
That's why I do it, regardless of the additional unjustifiable smears that I receive, right?
So, if there are politicians out there who actually get worried and are fearful of this
kind of backlash and shy away from collaborating with someone like myself, well, then, you know,
sucks to suck.
I'll, as long as you still continue putting out good policies, I will most likely defend
you.
I don't give a shit about, you know, policy should be my friend.
I care about politicians doing the bidding of the masses, okay?
I have a very pragmatic approach to this kind of stuff.
So.
The ADL.
No, thank you.
Sorry, housekeeping.
Jonathan Greenblood also came out with a statement after the
ADL. Michigan came out with a statement.
Except Zoran though.
No, it's the same goes for Zoran too.
Put the policies in the bag little bro. Remember. This is what I've said over and over again, right?
Put the policies in the bag. That's all I care about
And I've been very open about this I I have no like I
Have no interest in in I have plenty of friends. Okay plenty wonderful friends and family
Okay, I have no interest in making new ones, especially in the realm of politics
Okay
Having said that, as long as politicians are doing right by their constituents, that's great. I'm happy. I'm excited.
So, Jonathan Greenblatt puts this smear out there because it's the always-defaming league, and he's the head of the always-defaming league.
Big bubblegunders, thank you for the thank you if it did.
um
The Sompiker is a long track record of commending and excusing terrorism
He routinely uses a platform to spread anti-jewish tropes and fly propaganda from designated terrorist groups and promote toxic anti-zionism
Toxic anti-zionism despite a backdrop of intensifying ain't simons and piker does all of this not only upon unapologetically but proudly
Dr. Robb the last I has decision to host campaign rise piker is not just alarming
It's absolutely shocking it reflects a broader trend the dangerous normalization of anti-simons in our politics
What is ironic about this is that there is a
There is a very significant amount of unchecked Islamophobia.
And Jonathan Greenblatt tying the largest Muslim anti-Zionist content creator, political commentator,
to terrorism, terror-jacketing me, and claiming falsely that I'm anti-Semitic,
is actually accelerating that Islam over me.
He's leaning into the Islamophobia, okay?
It's one of those issues that is virtually impossible.
What is this?
Agreed, talked to Tyler.
What is people, why are people saying,
why don't you talk to Tyler?
I don't know what you're talking about.
You're not a Muslim at all though, it's weird.
Buddy.
I don't know how to explain this to you, but this has nothing to do with how committed I am to Islam, okay?
And everything to do with what my name is and what my background is.
Anyway, that this is happening in Michigan where Temple Israel was targeted in a violent
semantic attack less than two weeks ago makes it even more egregious if the attacker had
succeeded. It could have been the worst mass killing in children in history. And then he
thanks and he gives a nod to Haley Stevens, Senator Slotkin and Mallory McMorrah, the
three, um, Michigan politicians that actually, uh, release statements very clearly got a
call from like, uh, either, you know, pro Israel donors or a pro Israel lobbying, uh,
arm and released like very similar statements to one another.
And the one from Slotkin was the funniest because she like openly admits she has no
idea who the fuck I am.
And it's just like very clearly going through the motions.
She's like, I was told to say this.
I'm saying it. I don't know a song at all, but seems to be like he's really anti-semitic.
Right. But I'll just say I responded to this directly, which is good, because
I don't mind getting yelled at. I get yelled at professionally, right?
All right, Mick Morrow, Stevens, and Elisa Slotkin all said things.
Elisa Slotkins was the funniest one, okay?
I don't mind getting yelled at.
This is my job.
My job is to get yelled at professionally.
I am a, you know, unfortunately I am the sin eater for all things left, okay?
And I will forever remain the sin eater for all things left, right?
It is what it is.
The, um, the, the positive side of this is that one of the major issues with the Senate
race in Michigan is that there's not a lot of media coverage until these past couple
of days.
Okay.
Now there's a lot of media coverage and therefore a lot of attention on Abdul El Sayed.
So the way he carries himself and the way he conducts himself going forward from this
point on, it's going to be very important.
Okay.
This guy just called himself love Jesus? No, I did not.
I'm just responding to the things that are unfolding
and reflecting on them by saying I am the sin-eater for the left.
It's just the way it is.
Dr. Abu-Al-Said responds to ADL to Jonathan Greenblatt.
as you deliberately complain in Yaho and Israel's government for the Jewish people, Mr. Greenblatt,
they are not the same. I love and revere the Jewish people because I love all people,
and I criticize Israel's genocide because I love all people. I pray someday you understand.
Now, of course, Jonathan Greenblatt knows what's up. He's just a monster, a very cynical person,
someone who's pro-genocide, someone who is absolutely an ethno-religious supremacist,
right of the highest order
yet you live alley also uh... brought this up and i think it's interesting if
greenblath spoke like this rather than cozy up the nazi celebrating genocide
online and some of the adl wouldn't be a talk successful of bigotry and hatred
you live ali says pygors done far more to combat actual anti-semitism
then has this warm who earns millions line by anti-semitism contributing to
the largest explosion of jew hatred in generations
Any dem who heeds ADL smear should be considered a danger to Jewish existence in the U.S.
Yes, Jonathan Greenblatt, by the way, famously has even said that Jews should stop breeding with non-Jews, if you want to fully understand.
Like he is, I mean, a lot of guys, Zionism is a fascist ideology, it's an ethno supremacist, religious supremacist ideology that is extermination.
as I say all the time, that's why I say Zionism is racism, Zionism is Nazism, right? And in,
in, you know, polite company, Jonathan Greenblatt, in a more sympathetic audience will reveal
some of the things that he wouldn't say openly to the New York Times, for example, right?
That's the situation.
Like Jonathan Grillman literally is operating like he has the same mindset of like a claimsman
pretty much.
And not just against Palestinians at all, it's just like there is Jewish supremacist
attitudes here.
When you say stuff like, you know, Jews need to, Jews need to marry and, and only reproduce
with other Jews.
That's what this is.
Jonathan Greenblatt has also been posted with, straight up a terrorist, JDL guys, Cajunists,
an American terrorist group, by the way, like this was JDL, Jewish Defense League has
done domestic terror on US soil and has killed people. It is a terrorist organization or was
a terrorist organization. It was on the terrorism list until Joe Biden took them off the terrorism
list. Just so you understand the dynamic here at play. But ultimately it's not that big of a deal.
It's not that it's not necessarily that relevant and the reason why it's not that we give a deal
nor is it that relevant is because this attitude is unpopular, it's deeply unpopular.
What we should be worrying about is not what these guys are saying and the limited amount
of press they get around this in the manufactured outrage, right?
What we should be paying close attention to is how much money these groups, these pro-Israel
groups, these Israel first groups are going to be spending on these elections.
Okay?
You know, I don't even know.
And the point that you made in the first place is that we're talking about somebody
who's job it is to talk to groups of people that you would think people lying for public
office would want to be talking to. They're the folks I want to be talking to. And a big
frustration that we've often had is that too often the people who should be voting for Democrats
are not showing up to elections at all. And the question is, where are we missing them?
Why are we not able to move our message? Well, I think part of it is that too many
politicians don't have a message that these folks care about because they are on the
wrong side of locking these same folks out. And on the other, it's that we're not actually
going to the places that these folks are. And we remember the whole 2024 discourse about whether
or not the vice president should have gone on rogan. So my question is what is wrong with going
and talking to a group of people who have been let down by our politics cast aside by politicians
who aren't talking to the issues that they're talking to. And I'll just say this the logic
of this is kind of crazy given the fact that Hassan was invited to stream live from the
the DNC in 2024.
And so I'm only doing what Vice President Harris
did in the first place.
I think the question that I would ask any of the folks
who are so frustrated about this is,
why wasn't there so much more outrage when she did it?
Yeah, and not only that, but also I've appeared
alongside Bernie Sanders, AOCs or on Mumdani
on numerous occasions, like it's just not a thing, right?
It's not a real thing at all.
They're just trying to manufacture outrage and controversy
around it right now because they want to one,
smear me to the best of their ability
because they're worried that like politicians
are gonna see my stream as like a must visit campaign stop.
Right?
That's what it is.
The reality is these guys are terrified
that they have lost their grip.
They've lost their capabilities
of being able to bully politicians,
effectively defanging a massive function of the lobbying.
A big part of the function of lobbying
is that you can directly make a phone call
to a politician and just be like,
the fuck are you doing?
Shut this up.
Stop saying things about Israel.
And then they respond, right?
If politicians actually place more emphasis
on someone like myself,
because this community is capable of fundraising,
this community is capable of getting reliable door knockers,
this community is capable of improving
a candidate's chances, even if it's marginal, right?
And that this community and myself in particular,
I am capable of creating and generating clicks around a politician.
That's a terrifying prospect for a multi-million dollar,
a multi-million dollar influence peddling operation
because I'm not a controllable entity.
I don't have big donors.
I don't correspond to the needs of big donors.
I have my own opinions, and I'm very unapologetically distributing with regular frequency, right?
That's terrifying.
That's it.
It's like, I don't want to be corny about it, but the reality of the matter is, it is
because I am not a part of this system, right?
And neither are you.
The way that Democrats mirror organically popular left-wing voices, they don't control
and expose how much contempt they have for their base.
Exactly.
Totally corrupted party.
No way the right would do this for their dumb podcasters.
They don't want ideologically motivated people to have influence.
They want to be about pleasing big donors.
Yes.
And it goes back to the same argument that we always present,
which is Republicans are scared of their base.
So they constantly offer concessions
to their base, which is how democracy works.
Whereas Democrats run away from their base.
Democrats have contempt for their base.
They don't like their base.
And you see it. You see it in the way that they operate.
So, that's precisely the reason why they just endlessly talked about finding a Joe Rogan to the left.
Landed on someone like myself even though I said I don't take on this title at all.
Okay. And then, and then now the very same people, the very same people like McMorrow,
who said a year ago that we need to go to Joe Rogan, we need to not turn away people
that have these platforms that speak to large audiences that don't don't always
agree with us is doing this thing, an act of desperation.
Okay.
And so they kicked him out, I think the third or fourth day, uh,
but that's a different story. Um,
there were some quotes here from, uh,
Nally or McMurray, McMoro, uh,
who's running against you about his song, uh,
to quote this from the Jewish insider. She says it is somebody who says
extremely offensive things in order to generate clicks, views and followers, which is not entirely
different from somebody like Nick Flentes. That is not somebody you should be campaigning
with at a moment when there's clearly a lot of pain and trauma across our state. How
do you bring everybody together when there are difficult conversations where there are
easy answers? I'll leave that question to you, Abdul.
I'm trying to have conversations with everybody and I agree that there's a lot of pain
and trauma across our state. There has been so much pain and trauma across our state. That's why
I've always tried to name that pain and trauma from the jump. You go back a couple of years. We
have watched as Israel has decimated Gaza in a genocide. And it took two years for my opponent to
call it what it was, a genocide. So if we want to be in the business of understanding pain and
trauma, I think it's important for us to name pain and trauma. And herein lies exactly the
double standard. When we talk about the pain and trauma of some groups of people that gets ignored,
it gets ignored by the same politicians who tend to ignore the kinds of people who listen to Hasan
Piker, Twitch, stream every single day. I'm trying to have a conversation with everybody. I was proud
last Saturday to spend my Saturday morning in Jewish prayer services. I was invited in and I was
so grateful to get to share space. At the end of the day, I think it is absolutely critical
for us to understand that pain begets pain. And the only way that we heal pain is by going and
addressing the circumstances that cause it. That's what I'm trying to do. And then all of this seems
completely separated from the foundational issues that people are feeling pain on across our state.
Everywhere I go, people tell me about the fact that they cannot afford anything as simple as gas.
They can't afford their rent. They can't afford their groceries. And they certainly can't afford
healthcare. I'm trying to have conversations about how we unlock our current system,
take money out of politics through corporate bribery, how we address the fact that we need to put
more money back in. The system doesn't fear bad ideas. It ignores them. It fears independent voices
because those can't be controlled. That's why they don't argue you. They try to invalidate you.
Yeah, that's what it is. And there's a lot of dumb fucks out there who want to be like loyal
servants of the very same of the very same institutions that have failed the public
over and over again, right? And, and that's why they like advance this agenda. But the reality is,
it's, it's, it's, it's over, right? Like you, you can't, like you can disparage me, but you can't
win this conversation, right? You can keep repeating over and over again until you behave
this like like you can you can keep repeating to yourself and anyone who will listen to you that
I am just like Nick Fuentes I'm just like Nick Fuentes over and over and over again
but that doesn't actually undermine what I'm trying to do if anything that probably legitimizes
Nick Fuentes as a matter of fact not even probably that definitely legitimizes Nick Fuentes
because you're diluting the severity of the term anti-Semitism by associating it with people who
are just anti-Zionist and not anti-Semitic at all and actively fight back against anti-Semitism.
I don't know. It's just very, very strange. It's very strange behavior. It's totally
antithetical to the goals of the stated goals, the stated purpose of any Jewish advocacy group
that wants to combat anti-Semitism, especially because if you were to ask the average person
on the street right now, do you feel like people just kind of throw the term anti-Semitism
around any time someone is critical of Israel, it would be a resounding yes, like the overwhelming
majority of the public is already aware of this because that's all they've heard.
On the one hand, they've seen children in trash bags being carried by their parents.
And on the other hand, in the Western world, all they've seen and all they've heard is
when people say, that's fucked up, we need to stop this right now.
People come in and go, you're anti-Semitic and you need to be fired.
anti-Semitic, you need to be cancelled. You're anti-Semitic, we must do harm to you, right?
So not only do people already have a severe distaste for cancel culture in particular,
they also have a severe resentment towards the state of Israel.
people's pockets by standing with unions and small businesses and finally guaranteeing every single person health care through Medicare for all those are the conversations I'm having with people whether they are in town halls and places like ishpeming in on twitch with people like Hasan or in churches in places like Detroit and those are the conversations I think we need to be focused on
I think we need to be focused on
Yeah, it's a good line
It's good, you know, I don't even know and in the
It's
It's it's it's just not a successful line of attack like all you'll do is is
get a couple like scared low-level politicians to respond or politicians that have, you know,
different ambitions. Bizarre trend among moderate Democrats to continue comparing one of the
country's most popular left-wing media figures to a literal neo-Nazi opinion in comparison only
further normalizes Fuentes. Yeah. Let's smear my increasingly polarizing Muslim
opponent for associated with the most famous left-wing streamer over-in-issue voters agree
with during an historically unpopular war in the Middle East two whole months before the
primary. Yeah, it's very, very strange behavior. But like I said, I don't think this is bad.
I don't think this is a bad thing for Abdul. It's at most annoying for me, right? This
seems normal. Jewish Insider has published at least seven stories about Hassan Piker
in the last three or so days.
Yeah.
Ted Dorsch compares the Sompiker to Nick Fuentes says Dems you
shun him.
McMorris lands outside for campaigning with the Sompiker.
The Sompiker becomes flashpoint in Democratic infighting.
The Lisa Slock and Haley Stevens criticize the outside
over Raleigh's the Sompiker.
Representative Brad Shiner new Dems chair urges Democrats
disavow Sompiker Dems divide on a Sompiker ties.
Third way calls out up the law sides embrace of a Sompiker.
I'm used to it.
I'm used to it because my positions were the same immediately after October 7th as they are now, and back then, the majority was not on my side.
So if I could withstand the last two and a half years of unlimited attacks like this, when the majority opinion was not on my side at all,
and if I could just like, white knuckle through that, then this is nothing.
I think the real reason why they're doing it is because although this failed,
although this failed for Zoram Mamdani, I think they're trying to do it to Abdel El Sayed before
it gets out of hand. You know, McMoral could have slammed us on in Sayed and fine, it's politics,
the game is the game, but throwing Nekfwentis in there is just so gross, like, hey, I want
I want to make it clear you all are actually the same as neo-Nazis, yeah.
Another banger Tweet about you.
I actually think accusing two Muslim American men of being just like a Nazi because they support an end to the Palestinian genocide is actually a really smart thing to do when you're running for Senate in a state with the six largest Muslim population in the country.
Yeah.
It's actually really strange too, because like I don't think this moves the needle for Jewish Americans at all
Because like as I've said over and over again
Even Jewish Americans who do care about Israel or will respond the polls saying that Israel is important to them
Do not rank Israel as their top priority because they're American Jews. They're American first
Okay, why the fuck would they care about that and this was also seen in
the in the polling for Zoram Mammadani
Right? What you think like American Jews that care about Israel also don't want
fast and free buses? They do. They do. They want it. And that's the consideration
here. That's the calculation. Prom is a lot of the lobbying arms are Israel
first. Like they don't care about anything else. That's their whole
function so when they're the only people that these politicians listen to they also sound insane
and it's incredibly incredibly unappealing to the average person they hear this and they go why the
fuck what what the fuck are you saying why am i supposed to care about this
It's insane how someone can see someone gone for more human rights review and end the genocide
of more humane and equal society and think that that person must be as bad as a neo-Nazi.
Yeah.
This is Loki turning the referendum on Gaza onto the referendum on Asambra.
They hate you for your name and stole it.
now for Chabih, regarding Gaza equals your name here is going to result in
status as the little way. What are you saying? Dude, that's crazy.
Also, majority of Jews as of last year say Israel's committing war crimes and
all wanting him arms embargo. And this is before the horrors with Iran and
Lebanon this year. Yeah.
Yeah.
Counterpoint. What if you're a rabid ethno supremacist and a racist?
I was asked again last night why I'm so pro Israel 1000 reasons. I
And then gave him just this one for years and years and years Israel is quite literally been on the front lines fighting against one of
Modernity's greatest threats Islamism and Islamic terrorism
Israel's been forced to fight this fight on their own backyard year after year the modern world free world
Western world owes Israel a great deal of debt a great debt of gratitude for fighting this fight
Yeah, it's I mean, this is what it is Joe Walsh obviously is a fucking idiot
so he says the quiet part out loud and
White ladies like you know
And this isn't all white ladies, but white ladies like McMoroll are at least agnostic to that kind of like unimaginable
racialized animosity, right?
They don't care about it because it doesn't impact them. They don't care about it because they don't think it's all that
consequential and they will lean into this kind of racialized sentiment subtly while still trying to present themselves as fucking progressives
Yeah, this was also ridiculous nerdy nerdy and kiss whanee.
And we'll get to the Yemen statement in a second. Okay. But nerdy and kiss whanee.
Is a Palestinian activist.
Okay.
and they've been coming after her non-stop.
This is also part of the reason why I say,
point to a single Muslim advocate or activist
that hasn't been destroyed by smears.
Many of you might be too young to remember this,
but Linda Sarsour was the original, okay?
She was Linda Sarsour,
was one of the founders of the women's march and they destroyed her character they assassinated her character
endlessly with unlimited smears unlimited smears
Thank you for the 50 give the subs
Yeah, they came after her so aggressively
for knowing the truth about Israel and for saying the truth about Israel.
Back then these groups had a lot more success in undermining people with character assassination.
And that actually was able to successfully shut off the conversation.
Okay? It's gone now. Those days are beyond us. And yet, as Israel becomes more desperate,
Israel's defenders also become more desperate and become more unhinged.
Nurdin Quswani, like I said, is a Palestinian and the founder of Within Our Lifetimes Palestine.
Okay? She's an anti-Zionist.
And the New York Times wrote this article because someone tried to assassinate her.
And the assassination attempt was thwarted.
An official who was briefed on the investigation said Haifler, 26, identified as a member of
the JDL, the Jewish Defense League.
613 Brotherhood, a New Jersey-based group founded in 2024 that describes his membership
as Jewish warriors fighting back against rising anti-Semitism.
Okay.
Plot the firebomb passing an activist home disrupted by NYPD undercover operation authorities,
say.
How anti-semitic of the NYPD by the way.
Yeah.
The assassin, Alexander Heifler, spent weeks discussing the plot with an undercover law enforcement official, and at one point went to scope out Kaswani's home.
He had assembled components for the firebombs to throw, a dozen of them at her home.
She's a mother by the way, Nureen is a mother too, so...
So,
unfuckin' believable.
Nurdine says,
late last night the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force informed me that a plot against my life
that was about to take place and the agents had conducted an operation in Hoboken related to this plot.
For months, Zionists were resisted like Batar and Poltis like Randy Fine have encouraged violence against my family and me.
I will have more to say as additional details come to light. I will not stop speaking up for the people of Palestine
Thank you for your support
Yeah
Nerdeen Kuswani, you have terrorized America in New York for much too long
We have had enough and we will not stop you hate America you hate Jews and
We are here and won't be silent
$1800 to anyone who hands that jihadi a beeper
By the way, this is not new for the JDL.
This was the MO of the Jewish Defense League in the 1970s and 1980s as well.
Yeah.
Nirdin has gotten more information, says, getting more information that they plan to
fire bomb my home and flee the country.
That's exactly what Zionist groups did to Palestinian activists Alex Odeh in the
80s.
They didn't face consequences and feel emboldened to continue doing this, because they can always escape to Israel, just like that other pedophile did from Las Vegas.
Four members of the Jewish Defense League were arrested yesterday in the firebombings
last January 26th of two Manhattan talent book and agencies that handle Soviet artists.
Three of the four were linked to both the bombing of the offices of Herok Constance,
Inc., 1370 Avenue of the Americas in which one person died of smoke inhalation,
and of the Columbia Artists Management, where in which no one was injured.
The charges were eventually dismissed because two JDL members refused to testify against
their comrades.
This is in the 70s and in the 80s.
For what it's worth, the prime suspects in Odeys assassination were believed to be affiliated
with the JDL as well.
It's so unbelievable how much these guys, these Jewish advocacy organizations get to
foment this kind of Islamophobic hatred unjustifiably, and then, you know, diehard loyalists decide
to act on those desires, knowing full well that they can try to successfully do this
and have reached success in the past, and then escape to Israel.
It's ridiculous.
The New York Police Department and federal authorities disrupted what officials describe
as a plot by a member of a pro-Israel terrorist organization to assassinate the leader of
one of New York's most active pro-passing protest groups according to officials in
court papers.
Members of the FBI and Police Department's Joint Terrorism Task Force notified the
activists, Nardin Kaswani, and her lawyer late Thursday that an arrest had been
made in connection with an imminent attempt on her life, her lawyer and law enforcement
official said.
A New Jersey man, Alexander Heifler, 26, was taken into custody after detectives and federal
agents searched his Hoboken home and found eight Molotov cocktails.
A police official said Friday that Mr. Heifler was a member of a branch of the Jewish Defense
League, a pro-Israel group designated by the FBI's a terrorist organization.
Mr. Heifler was charged Friday morning in a two-count criminal complaint with
making and positioning the devices and appeared in federal court in Newark on Friday afternoon,
the complaint did not specify motive for the planned attack, which was laid out in detail.
If convicted, Heifler could face up to 20 years in prison.
The complaint said the plan had been in the works since at least February when Mr. Heifler
discussed building and using Moltov cocktails for what he described as self-defense
on a group video call that included an undercover detective.
Prosecutor said in the complaint that Mr. Heifler and the undercover detective met in person the next day
and then twice more in the weeks that followed, including on Thursday, when they built the eight-mile-tough cocktails together in Mr. Heifler's home.
He was arrested shortly thereafter.
Mr. Heifler planned to use the device to target Ms. Kaswani, 31, the co-founder of the pro-passing group within our lifetime.
time, prosecutor said. He was ordered, held without bail on Friday after a brief court
appearance in which he told the magistrate judge, Stacey D. Adams, that he understood
the charges. He did not appear to have any family members or friends with them in court
and was represented by a federal public defender. He swayed and fidgeted nervously in his
chair wearing a gray sweatshirt and a black yarmulke that slipped occasionally off
his head. The complaint said that components to make the Molotov cocktails had been
found at Mr. Heifler's apartment, including a large bottle of Everclear, a liquor with
a high alcohol content. While making the weapons, Mr. Heifler told the undercover detective
that he planned to throw some of them at cars and at least one directly into Ms. Kaswani's
home. Soon after the weapons were made, law enforcement officers executed a federal
search warrant of Mr. Heifler's home, which is on a narrow cobblestone street in
in Hoboken, and which he shares with several roommates.
The complaint said Mr. Heifler originally planned to flee
the United States days after the intended attack,
but he told the undercover detective
that his travel plans had been pushed to the middle of May.
Mr. Heifler attended high school near Princeton, New Jersey
and studied computer science at Stevens Institute
of Technology in Hoboken graduating in 2022.
He was working as a machine learning engineer
according to his LinkedIn profile.
In court, the judge noted that his income was likely too high for him to continue to take advantage of a court-appointed lawyer.
A police...
That's crazy.
A police department official said the investigation began in January when the undercover detective, who was part of the department's intelligence division,
first infiltrated a group chat of people in New York and New Jersey area.
the New York Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch issued a statement crediting the work of undercover
detective first online then in person in exposing and thwarting the attack.
This is exactly how our intelligence and counterterrorism operation is designed to work.
A sophisticated apparatus to build to detect danger early and prevent violence
before it reaches our streets, she said. The commissioner did not identify the detective.
Governor Kathy Hoche will also praise the police saying on social media that she was grateful
to law enforcement for swiftly disrupting this abhorrent plot.
Another statement made by Nardine 30 minutes ago, as a Palestinian woman, I face years
of harassment threats, doxing and intimidation by Zionist men.
They target us in particular, but they will not stop there.
They will come for anyone who speaks out.
This violent extremist colonial ideology targets Palestinians, especially women and
children, that seize our homes, lives and futures.
For the first major acts of modern terrorism in Palestine was the bombing of the King David
Hotel by the Zionist paramilitary group Irgun in 1946, which killed 91 people.
Since then, Zionist groups have carried out attacks of terror across the region and
the world.
They have a history of targeting Palestinians abroad, including the assassination of activist
Alex Odeh in the United States, and continue to expand their influence and attacks
wherever they operate.
They must be stopped.
officials or state representatives who work with or support these groups must be investigated.
Their rhetoric enables Zionist terrorism. Gaza exposed it to the world and we must act accordingly.
100%.
I've been warning about renewed confidence and an uptick in violence amongst the JDL and various offshoots
Ever since I first saw the shy David a get invited to the link up with the account Jewish defense course a couple years ago on Twitter
Reminder the cahons cousin Reuven allegedly hit anti-genocide protesters with his car in 2024, but all charges were dismissed. Yeah, remember we covered that
Yeah
Meyer cahon is is who many like
Many people point to when they're talking about like a Nazi, like a Jewish neo-Nazi.
Okay.
With yet another attempt at Kahana's JDL terror attack, reminder that Blinken removed Kahan Chai, a violent organization with the same founder from the FTO list in 2022. That's true.
They did. Remember, I told you they did.
Anthony Blinken said, oh, they were nascent that they don't actually, they're not in operation
anymore.
So we must remove them from the foreign terrorist organization list.
They obviously have not stopped, and they've actually grown in numbers since then.
Yeah.
May 2022, Biden-Blinken tell Congress they're delisting Kahan's movement as a foreign
terror org, despite concerns by Palestinian rights groups.
May, 2024, a literal member of the Kahan family commits an act of terror with his vehicle
in New York.
How is this not a bigger scandal?
Rue van Kahan, a cousin of the late fascist founder of the Jewish Defense League in the
murderous Kahanist movement in Occupy Palestine, Meijer Kahan struck a pro-Palestine student
with his car in Manhattan.
All charges were dismissed, by the way.
Here is Zoran Moundani's statement.
although, you know, Zoran and Nerdin have duked it out
on the timeline quite a bit.
He says, last night, an alleged member of the Jewish Defense
League designated by the FBI as a known violent extremist
organization attempted to blow up one of the home of Nerdin
Keswani in a chilling act of political violence
and an apparent assassination plot.
The defendant allegedly planned to flee to Israel
following the attack.
This comes amidst an alarming rise
in threats and violence across the country,
targeting passing human rights advocates.
I'm thankful for the NYPD and the FBI
thwarted this plot, which could have endangered
Nurdine's life and those of other New Yorkers.
Let me be clear, we will not tolerate
violent extremism in our city.
No one should face violence
for their political beliefs or their advocacy.
I'm relieved that Nurdine is safe.
Our city must meet hate with solidarity
and meet fear with an unshakable commitment
to justice to one another.
Thank you for this important statement.
There's never been a New York City Mayor willing to call out Jewish extremism for what it
is.
I also appreciate that you clarified the JDL member plan to flee to Israel.
This is an important detail that confirms what I've been thinking.
By the way, yeah, here's the head of ADL Jonathan Greenblatt caught hanging out
with JDL members during the UCLA campus protests.
Okay.
And not only that, not only that, but also remember that settler fair that was taking
place in a synagogue yet again, and there were pro-Pastinian protestors outside of the
synagogue protesting saying, let me be clear, you know, we support Hamas here, right?
And Zoram Amdani condemned not the settler fairs, but the protestors who were saying
that. On the opposing side of that were Cajones. The JDL, the Jewish Defense League, an open
terrorist organization. Okay, if you abide by the designation of Hamas being a foreign
terrorist organization, so are the fucking Cajones. Of course, Hamas has never actually
had an act of terror on US soil, JDL has. Okay. Hamas has never committed an act of terror
on US soil. The JDL operates on US soil with impunity, even after being designated as a
foreign terror organization. And they were also doing death threats to Zoran by the way.
The Kahanis were saying that they would rape Zoran the death and shit like that. Reminder
that everyone who rushed to condemn Palestine processor in Queens last year and were processing
a land sale conveniently sidestep the fact that the JDL was present and threatening
to rape people now they're responsible for another terror plot. Yeah, it gets to a point man, you know,
I understand the the societal pressures or I'm, I'm, I wouldn't say sympathetic necessarily,
but like I, there's a reason why I don't bring up the Islamophobia angle as much,
even though it's far more intense and far more institutionally pervasive far more
institutionally permissible than antisemitism actually is. Okay? Antisemitism is not institutionally
permissible at all. Now that might change the future, but for the time being, it doesn't,
you know, you get punished for it, right? As a matter of fact, I'll go so far as say,
you get punished for it, even if you're not being antisemitic, but some of these
institutions cynically smear you as an antisemite, right?
But it's just ridiculous, like what will it take for people to finally stamp this shit
out?
What will it take for people to take this seriously?
Do pro-prosin advocates have to die?
It's unbelievable.
What began as a routine check triggered by a persistent odor led to an unsettling discovery
hidden lab operating inside a California warehouse containing dangerous pathogens including HIV,
malaria and COVID-19 and Ebola. None of the headline, police arrested a man named Ori Solomon,
a 55-year-old Israeli citizen. Investigators found a cache of weapons and arrested Solomon on
federal weapons charges. Yeah, this happened recently as well. Initially they reported it,
I believe, because is this the same one as the, no, there's a, yeah, oh, this is also tied
to China, yeah. So the lab, or like the warehouse I believe was like owned by a Chinese national
or something. So that's why they wrote the, that's why they wrote the initial investigation
saying, oh, China's trying to do a terror attack. Turns out the dude who was operating
the warehouse, like the actual dude in the warehouse, was Israeli.
Yeah.
An Israeli citizen was arrested in Las Vegas after police found a cache of weapons, lab
equipment, and more than 1,000 samples of unknown liquids at a home tied to a widening
biosecurity investigation in the Los Angeles Times reports.
Ari Solomon, 55, is accused of illegally possessing firearms and improperly disposing of
of hazardous waste.
Authorities said officers in protective gear removed materials
from the home, which were consistent with those found
in a separate case in California.
That investigation began when a foul smell led officials
to a warehouse in Reedley where they discovered a hidden lab
containing thousands of biological samples, 1,000 lab
mice, and evidence of at least 20 infectious agents
including SARS, hepatitis, and Deng, a Dengay.
If you guys remember, by the way,
If you guys remember, at the UCLA campus protests,
they released lab rats.
I don't know if it's connected to this,
but I do remember that.
Do you remember that?
At the UCLA campus protests, the pro-Israel terrorists,
the counter protesters, went to the peaceful student
encampments and released lab mice from a bag.
Prosecutors say Chinese National Xia Pei Xu ran a scheme from there,
importing COVID tests from China and selling them as American made.
And the congressional report flagged over 1.3 million unexplained payments from
Chinese banks tied to the operation.
Investigators found shoe had listed a Las Vegas house as a bail collateral and called it hundreds of times over the past year, making it a key lead that led police to raid the Sugar Springs Drive property where Ori Solomon was identified as a manager.
How much do you think people would have covered the story?
Because this is the first time you're hearing about it.
The story has been around for a couple of weeks now, almost a month.
And they're, you know, they're, they're re-reporting on it.
The initial suspicion, I remember reading about it in like, maybe like two months ago.
How much you want to bet if this guy was Muslim?
It would be in every headline, every article, every news outlet will be covering it, every single one.
Just remember that double standard, okay?
It's true, it exists, and there is no reason to deny it.
Anyway, the group co-founder of Ms. Kaswani has organized countless protests to draw attention
to the suffering of Palestinians in Israel's war in Gaza.
The organization has become known in New York for its at times inflammatory rhetoric and
disruptive tax collusion that led the police department to shut down Grand Central Terminal.
In a statement to the New York Times, Ms. Kaswani said FBI agents have told her on Thursday
night that a plot against my life was about to take place.
She added, I will have more to say as additional details come to light, I will not stop
speaking up for the people of Palestine. Thank you for your support. Robert Frazier who was
sworn in on Monday as a U.S. Attorney for New Jersey said there was no threat to the public.
We thank our law enforcement partners for this work identifying and removing this potential
threat. How is there no threat to the public? That's a whole ass group that he was a part
of just because he's the only one that is stupid enough to act out on these desires.
It doesn't mean that the group doesn't exist. The JDL is or was a fucking foreign terrorist organization.
Ms. Goswani has drawn the opprobrium of pro-Israel groups for saying she supports the liberation of the Palestinian people by any means necessary, including armed resistance.
Protesters is event at events organized by her group sometimes way the flags of Hamas and Hezbollah
This is the gross side of it by the way
This is the New York Times not so subtly
Explaining to its readership that maybe she deserves this okay?
Just so you understand because you might read this and be like I don't give a shit who cares right but this is a way
For the New York Times. This is a way journalists do this all the time. Okay. This is where the implicit biases come in
This is a way for the New York Times to just like subtly anchor the story around how
Nardine is not a perfect victim. Okay? A grosser version of this would have been to put this at
the top and not bury it, right? So at least they had the decency, if you want to call it that,
But not put how much of a rabble rouser nerdeen is and how much she actually does deserve this kind of incident
The maximum worst version of this is to just like straight up victim blame
I mean, this is a little bit of victim blaming but like straight up put it in the title obviously
The group's tactics and its use of certain slogans have led to accusations that it and its members are anti-Semitic
Mr. Goswani has long denied those accusations, argued that our activism
opposes Israel, its policies and its structures as a Jewish state.
A common chance within our lifetime process is Judaism.
Yes, Zionism.
No, the state of Israel has got to go.
A pro-Israel made Jewish groups have rejected our argument, calling it a
smokescreen and saying Zionism is intrinsic to the religious or ethnic
identity of many American Jews.
Okay.
Well, that's crazy.
And that should change probably.
Okay.
You know, that's not anyone else's problem, but those organizations
You can't have your cake and eat it too, especially when cats out of the bag, toothpaste out of the tube, Israel is a, and they deserve this, by the way, deeply unpopular entity, okay, for its unlimited violence to its neighbors and its unlimited violence and torture regime towards the 6 million Palestinians that it unfortunately currently illegally occupies the lives of, okay.
Okay.
So just running around and consistently saying, well, sorry, this is our thing.
This is our religion.
Yeah, well, it's no different than fucking, you know, someone who's an ISIS supporter
being like, sorry, the Islamic State is a deeply embedded part of my ideology and my
identity.
You're being quite Islamophobic.
Okay.
Officially, within our lifetimes, a small membership that may not exceed a few dozen
people.
began its reach has grown significantly. It's brought us off into track hundreds of people
whose marches have closed bridges and stall traffic in the city's busy streets.
When Muddah shut down the group's Instagram account in February, just five months after
the start of the war, it had roughly 180,000 followers. Ms. Kiswani's activism has made
her a revolved target for pro-zero groups. In February, she filed the civil rights lawsuit
against one of those groups, Baytar US, which she said had used social media to put
bounties on her head. The group had posted about her frequently in years. She also said the
the group had harassed her in person with beepers, an apparent reference to the Israeli
military attack on Lebanon that used exploding pages to kill at least a dozen people that injured
thousands more in 2024. In January, New York Attorney General Latisha James announced that
Batar US had agreed to stop what her office decried as widespread persecution of Muslims,
Arab, Palestinian Jewish New Yorkers who disagreed with its view on the Middle East.
She also did the group and agreed to dissolve its New York operations,
which run its activities in the United States. Directed by Israel, by the way,
like it's not even a thing like some of their main some of the key figures in this movement
are straight up operating out of Israel.
Neither the criminal complaint on sealed Friday charging Mr. Haifler nor the law enforcement
officials have discussed the investigation suggests that BATAR-US or its online activities
were connected to the plot on Miskiswani's life. But in her statement on Friday Miskiswani
accused it of being one of the several Zionist organizations that have encouraged violence
against my family and me. Yeah, I wonder why she said that. Why are you making it seem like
that's a irrelevant factor here? In an email to the Times, Daniel Levy, a spokesman for
Baytar US, announced Ms. Queswani is a supporter of violent revolution and no innocent. He
said his organization was not connected to the plot against her life. We of course
know nothing about this threat and about zero contact with law enforcement on this
issue, he said before adding that said Palestinians are a violent people. What
What a fucking button to end it on, just unfiltered racism.
Oh
Anyway
So yeah, remember that
When considering all of the terror jacketing that these guys do
Remember that when considering all the fucking vicious
vile smears that these guys launch against any and every
loud and outspoken
Anti-zionist don't you think 35k viewers would rather watch you
See play a game or whatever this is
is. Okay, dude, take a week off.
Assam piker rallies spark backlash from Michigan's
Democratic Senate primary Dr. Abdul Sayed. Sayed's primary
opponents critic, criticize him for inviting Assam piker to a
campaign with him. Mr. Piker is a fierce critic of Israel. At
least they don't fucking call me anti semi Timbock wrote this
article. I gave him I gave him some quotes earlier this
morning. Tensions over Israel burst in the open in the Democratic Senate primary in Michigan
this week after a candidate scheduled rallies with a provocative left-wing streamer who has
been an outspoken critic of the Israeli government and its war in Gaza. The candidate, Dr. Abdul
Al-Sayed, who was in a competitive three-way Democratic primary, faced forceful criticism
from his opponents and others within his party after announcing that the streamer,
Sompiker, would join him at rallies at the University of Michigan and Michigan State
University on April 7th. Now remember something here.
If you're at this point, you've been in here for long enough, so you kind of probably
have a pretty solid understanding of how Hasbro works, okay?
But I will repeat it one more time for the newcomers.
There are certain outlets in the United States of America that are steadily churning
out these sorts of articles, constantly calling me an anti-Semite and like building up the
SEO for when people Google my name.
And these articles are always released in a timely manner right after I do like
some sort of, you know, positive media run or anything like that, you know, I'll go to
the Vanity Fair Party and then the articles will come out talking about how dangerous of
a terrorist I am.
The articles usually come from the Jewish insider, New York Post, I guess California
Post is the new version of that as well, and Fox News Digital.
Those are like the primary vectors for this kind of thing, okay?
But there's a difference.
are cordoned off, right? Those are very obvious cordoned off news outlets. So when those guys write
stuff, oh, and the free press as well, when those outlets write things like this, most people don't
pay attention to it. It's mostly just preaching to the choir, right? Maybe making them more hysterical.
And that's precisely the reason why after years and years of attempts like this,
they haven't really met any serious standard. There's also other groups involved in this,
like the ADL, or, you know, it's different branches around the country, or, you know,
other Jewish advocacy groups as well, that masquerade is Jewish advocacy groups,
but are simply predisposed with defending the nation-state of Israel. So normally,
the way this stuff works is those guys write their articles, they write the smears,
it doesn't go anywhere. But this time it's a little bit different. Now it's actually breached
containment. It's actually reached mainstream media outlets. Why? Well, I'll tell you why. It's because
Thirdway, which is not billed as a pro-Israel organization at all, wrote an article, an op-ed
in Wall Street Journal last week, right after I was in the Vanity Fair Oscars party and got
got some positive press out of that.
And from that point on, and I went to Cuba,
and then a lot of people were yelling and yada, yada, yada.
Right?
But they just have not stopped doing just
a faucet of a barrage of manufactured consent
pieces all around, both on Twitter with Botted Posts
and any right-wing newspaper that
will write an article.
Right?
Well, the reason why this time is different in New York Times is reporting on it is because
they were able to get the ADL or maybe APEC or some Zionist donor, a big donor, to make
phone calls to actual Democratic politicians.
First, it was Brad Schneider in Illinois, a person that's gotten $6 million from APEC.
And then it was Alisa Slotkin and also both of Abdul El Sayed's primary opponents, Hayley
Stevens, who is the APEC hand selected candidate, and Mallory McMorrell, okay, the Warrenite
in the race.
So once they release statements as Democrats condemning this decision for Abdul El Sayed
to appear alongside me. Then it was newsworthy. So now the New York Times are writing about it as well.
So here we are. Mr. Piker's huge young following has made him an appealing ally for progressive
Democrats. He's taped an interview with Zahram Amdani last year during the New York Marrow race
and later attended Mr. Amdani's election night party. In 2024, he filmed a stream from the
Democratic National Convention. Some called Mr. Piker the Joe Rogan of the left.
But his statements about Israel have alarmed some Democrats. He said that the Hamas let attack
on Israel on October 7th was the direct consequence of actions by the Israeli and US governments
and that it doesn't matter if rapes happen on October 7th saying that doesn't change
the dynamic for me seeming to refer to Hamas-led violence.
He also said the Palestinian resistance is not perfect.
Mr. Piker stood by those comments in an interview Friday.
He said he did not deny that there were sexual violence during the October 7th attack,
but that doesn't make the genocide acceptable.
He also once said the United States deserved the September 11th terrorist attacks but
later apologized for the comment.
So what's crazy about this is that the quote that I gave or the context that I afforded
was definitely more sensitive than the choice that the journalists took to pick and put in
there.
It's not, obviously, a full quote at all.
But it doesn't matter, whatever.
Let's keep going. Mr. Piker stood by those comments. Dr. Alsayad's rival seized on Mr.
Piker's planned visit, which was announced 12 days after a man drove truck into a synagogue
in suburban Detroit, winning a guard in what the authorities described as a target act
against the Jewish community. In an interview with Jewish Insider on Thursday, State Senator
Mallory McLaura, another candidate, described Mr. Piker as somebody who says, extremely
offensive things in order to generate clicks. That is not somebody that you should
be campaigning with at a moment when there's clearly a lot of pain and trauma
across our statements. McLaura told the news outlet, adding, you don't fan the
flames in Stoke Division just to get attention. You apologize for the 9-11 quote? Yes, I have
in 2019. Like, it was about blowback, okay? All memes aside, it's about fucking blowback.
That's it. It's something that most Americans understand. But it doesn't matter. Okay?
The mention of the synagogue attempt is a little gross.
In my opinion, this is how you stitch it up to, like,
this is how you try to somehow subtly, maybe not so subtly,
say, like, well, these are the actions
born out of the sentiment being expressed
by the likes of a Sompiker.
That's not somebody they should be campaigning with.
Anyway, Representative Hailey Stevens, a moderate fourth term congresswoman, and another candidate in the primary, said in a statement Friday that was unacceptable for Dr. Al-Sayed, the campaign with Mr. Piker, she accused Mr. Piker of building a career on hurtful and anti-Semitic comments.
In the interview, Mr. Piker strongly denied accusations of anti-Semitism, saying that his criticism of Israel had confined to the country's government and not directed at Jews broadly. States and people are wholly removed from each other.
Said, adding, I find it very cynical when people say that I'm anti-Semitic or make any conflation between Judaism and Zionism.
After Al-Sayed, Ms. McMorough and Ms. Stevens appear to be in a tight three-way contest
according to numerous public polls. Democrats are hoping to hold the Senate seat in Michigan
as they chart an error path to win the chamber in November general election. The closely
watched Democratic primary has been seen as a test of the direction of the party
going into 2028. The seat is now held by Senator Gary Peters, Democrat who is not
running for reelection. In 2024, presidential primary, about one in eight voters in Michigan
voted uncommitted as a part of the protest
of president joe
uh...
by then
uh... and is approached the war in gaza mr biden was running for real like
re-election at the time in largely arab american precincts in the state about
seventy five percent of
democrats voted
uncommitted
dr also had
was campaign call for lowering the temperature of the synagogue attack
showed no sign of backing down over mr piker
he's just friday the mr piker provided a valuable voice at a time
when the party is grasping the region of voters
we always ask why young people don't vote doctor outside of her uh...
progressive former public health official said in a statement, maybe it's because politicians
don't talk to folks in the places that they actually are or worse purposely exclude them.
I'm not a politician and won't stop talking to everyone else who they've locked out.
The Detroit suburbs have long been a theater for debates over the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
The area is home to one of the largest Arab-American populations in the United States
and a large deeply rooted Jewish community. The local chapter of the Anti-Defamation
He called Mr. Pryger's invitation to the campaign trail deeply troubling Jonathan Greenblatt head of the organization said in a statement that the invitation was absolutely shocking and reflected a
Dangerous normalization of anti-Semitism in our politics even beyond Michigan represented Brad Schneider a Democrat from deep blue Illinois district said on social media
Democrats lives loot risk losing our credibility to condemn those on the right who traffic and bigotry
He wrote that mr. Pryger was an unapologetic anti-Semite mr. Pryger said it was very flattering that he was receiving so much attention
But that he was puzzled by recent pushback after years of engagement with democratic politicians former governor
Governor Andrew M Cuomo who ran for mayor of New York last year?
Tried to use mr.
Rumdani's ties mr.
Pryker is an attack line during that campaign mr.
Rumdani won anyway
Why is it only now that people are getting very frustrated by mr.
Pryker as I assume it's because there is a power center in the party that's worried about losing its grip losing its relevancy
Also the flattery one was
was not the full court either obviously I said it's very flattering that these people think
I'm like this singular figure that is capable of changing people's minds but I'm merely
a reflection of the resentment that the average Democrat feels that was the full court.
So attacking me doesn't actually do anything other than negatively polarize yourself against
like large sub-sex of the base of support, especially on this issue that is a 90-10 issue.
You need to tighten up your pull quotes, bro.
Dog, I just gave you a tight ass quote.
I just gave you the tightest of quotes
But even then it doesn't matter Adam Carlson has gone back and forth on this or very possible
I'm very way over thinking and she really just doesn't like us on one. I
I think people in this online echo chamber majorly overestimate how much normal people in Michiganders know and care about a Sampaigar agreed
I don't think they do either
However, people in Michigan State University and University of Michigan do
Like there are definitely fucking student fans. They'll be like, oh my god, Hasan is coming
Where that normally would not go to some random politicians campaign rally
That's the whole point. That's the reason why Abdul asked me to go
You know, too, I've had major issues with some things he said, but in my opinion, he's
not in the same realm as Nick Fuentes.
Oh, thanks, Adam.
Three, this pivot from McMorro seems like a strategic bet that Stevens voters are more
gettable than outside voters.
And maybe, yeah, I like that when it comes to like the, you know, the subtle anti-Semitism
allegations, he's like leaning into it.
But then this is correct.
His argument here is absolutely the case.
McMorrow is pivoting away from the progressive side in this race now to try to steal away,
not the voters necessarily, but the donors. Okay. Because I don't think Stevens's voters are going
to go for McMorrow. They're going to go for Stevens. They're already locked in. They're
already dialed in because she's not a very charismatic campaigner. She's not a very
charismatic person in general they're already they see something in her okay that I guess is irreplaceable
but the reason why she's doing this is because I think she wants to pick
some of Stevens's donors because Stevens has a lot of money has a lot of big donors
specifically in the pro-Israel advocacy side of things okay
And then she was, this pivot for McMorah seems like a strategic bet that Stevens voters are more gettable than outside voters and maybe that more undecideds are deciding to make more on Stevens and that she was never going to off-lanck Abdul on being progressive on Israel Gaza, essentially conceding that the left lane and trying to chart a Goldilocks path of the nomination.
Whether intentional or not, I think this will make it more likely that APAC will turn their fire on outside alone rather than both McMorah and Analsaiad, which seemed to be their plan before. Yes.
Here take is how savvy these slanders are.
Yeah I mean she's fake.
She's phony.
She's totally phony, right?
Check mom Donnie's tweet about the nerd Dean attack.
He deleted it? No.
Bro, she's against Medicare for All.
No chance she was ever going to go to Progressive Route anyway, but empty platitudes? Yes.
This is, there is a crisis born out of a good thing.
The good thing is that the landscape now demands more radical, more progressive, more
bold candidates.
That's a good thing.
The crisis born out of this good thing is that now wise candidates are trying to fulfill
what Adam Carlson there called the Goldilocks zone of being fake, of being fake progressives.
Oh my God, he did delete it.
That's crazy.
And then reposted it.
He changed the tweet for some reason.
Did he that he was like slated to flee to Israel?
Is that why?
Is that what he took out?
No.
He did.
He took out the fact that he was changed the offshoot.
Wait, we're...
Oh, no, he did keep it in there.
Nevermind, I can't even fucking see it.
Yeah, no, he just corrected it.
He just edited it, first paragraph.
I'm sorry.
You're killing me, man?
No, no, no, he didn't.
He just, he didn't change it in any way, shape, or form.
That's like significant.
First he said alleged JFL, now offshoot.
Yeah, he actually made it a stronger statement
Instead of alleged JDL.
Dems have been reproducing the same candidate with the same pitch all my miserable life.
I'm guessing it'll only stop when the sun runs out of hydrogen to burn. Yeah.
Slotkin joining Laura Loomer's crusade against the podcast pretty much sums up the opposition Democratic Party.
Did it make more a work of Jezebel? Surely some not Zionist Jezebel that would have some good stories to tell.
Dems have been reproducing. She worked at Jezebel
And she made herself out to be down to earth like mom Donnie and ads and just a regular working class person
But here she is seeking donors. Hopefully without voters finding out all these these days don't have a backbone
Morals and principles discussing they sell themselves the highest bidder. Yes
Of sweeping non-violence prevention reforms here in the state of Michigan now there is a brand of
progressivism
That I get really frustrated with. I'm going to be candid where it is a brand that's about being right
Instead of actually making progress where there are political purity tests that stand in the way of
Building a coalition and yeah, this is this is like a candidate basically signaling
to their left flank that like
Like signaling to their audience that like you shouldn't vote for my left flank because they're like they're silly
They're crazy introducing legislation and passing it and I think is really hurtful
But I also believe we can't just chip around the edges
Moderating policy is not the solution. We need to be bold. We need to dream big and
We have to be smart enough to know that we need to build coalitions to have the votes to not only will
Bro, she's like a like a TV politician. I swear to God
She like she strikes me like a like a policy scene like a like a movie or TV show
Um, it's basically, it's basically just, um, like perfectly crafted messaging that's, um,
that's means tested.
There's just like no life behind it, right?
There's no intensity behind those words.
There's no, there's no real belief system behind those words.
just like someone who is operating like a robot that's just saying what she has
focused tested and assumes are the right words elections but to move policy that
actually benefits people's lives she also sounds like Chad GBT a little bit
let's be real and this is true for Michigan this is a state where people
have voted for Rick Snyder and Gretchen Weimer a state where people
voted for Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump. I am pragmatic. I'm practical. I'm a real person.
Yeah, that's the difference, though. Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump are both outsiders
that don't present themselves as like moderates. They're radical in many ways. They're system
breakers. I think that's part of the reason why Abdul has to be a little bit more out
there as well. Because Abdul is too nice. He's way too nice. He reminds me a lot
of Uncle Jank, who not like new Uncle Jank, but old Uncle Jank. Jank has always been a fighter, but
Jank has always been a fighter, but I will say that he, he like genuinely and sincerely has like
that, that moderate position in his heart, like loves America, loves America so grateful to be
here, you know, and Abdul has that same energy as well.
Abdul loves the United States of America, like, in a way that reminds me of Cenk.
And I care about problem solving, and I think that's what most people are looking for.
The Democratic Party doesn't understand Michigan as a former Michigander.
I do get it.
on the right track. The real answer is that Michigan is gerrymandered a hell and what you really have
are both ends of the spectrum and not a mythical moderate voter. Also, this is Senate run, so it
doesn't matter. That's why someone like Abdul could capture the attention of a much, much broader
coalition than someone like Mallory. The thing is, Democrats still in the primaries run on
electability, okay? So that's the problem here, like, Mallory McMurray, before this very moment,
in my opinion, was locked in on presenting herself as a progressive for that reason,
saying Israel's doing a genocide, all this stuff. That was specifically designed for her
to show that she's an electable young candidate, right?
Abdul on the other hand might be scary Muslim. Maybe that's not going to work in the general like that type of thing, right?
However, however, Abdul because of his advocacy because of his work around the state and because of his opinions, right?
being uncompromisingly anti-Zionist, being uncompromisingly for Medicare for
all, and consistently saying, look man, we got to get the Republican voters back
on our side on these issues. And the way he communicates makes him a
far more electable candidate, as opposed to this business's usual politics, okay?
Mallory McMorrah has shown that she is more responsive to the needs of
donors in the needs of the base by drawing a line in the sand on the issue of Israel.
Is that simple?
She has revealed her position. She's revealed her position. It's not one that is born out of a
desire. She's not running to do right by her constituents. She's running because she wants
power. Why do the Libs spend so much time hitting on the left? Because they're
Libs, man. What do you want?
They're antagonistic to the left because the left exposes some of the
contradictions. The left exposes the contradictions in the way that liberals
run. And don't follow through.
Spearing Sompiger with comparison, Nick Fenton is obviously outrageous, stupid and harmful,
but is also just a failing strategy. Ripping your opponents for not being pro-Israel enough,
you're begging to lose. Normal people see right through this, no more crying wolf.
I agree. 100%.
We're the ones converting the voters not the shit lives. I agree. Yeah dropside out here doing the work. I
Remember I recall like last week or so there was someone who was complaining that I had actually converted one of their grouper friends to like an annoying
Communist now and they and this guy this person was a liberal and they were mad
that I had actually pulled someone from the throws of right-wing radicalization from like being a fucking neo nazi and they were upset
They were upset with me. They're like, oh yawn
H8 tatakai, thank you for the 10 gift of subs
But yeah all this shit
It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter at all. Who cares? It's a soundpecker with the bars
in Havana wearing Cartier glasses. A bigger story. This is funny. As opposed to cash going
to Cuba. Also, this generation's most brilliant mind, Nick Shitley, is a CPAC. We're going
going to be talking about that as well. Obviously, clavicular got arrested. Unbelievable. Unbelievable
crime. And protesters taken to the streets of the Philippines over Iran war emergency.
And then we'll talk about the RGC revelations in a second. I got to pee.
They're angry. They're angry about the soaring cost of fuel. The fact they can't afford
it. They're angry that they feel their government isn't doing enough. And it says something.
so stark about the impact of Donald Trump's war in Iran and how it's spreading all the
way here to this country and some 4,000, 5,000 miles away. Now the people here are marching
towards the Procedural Palace. There's a good couple of hundred of them. I just want to
show you around. There are students, there are people who drive taxis, there are agricultural
workers, there are fishermen, and they are really, really angry. The cost of fuel
in the Philippines has more than doubled since the start of the war in Iran back in the end
of February. And the Philippines is the first country in the world to have declared a state
of energy emergency, essentially according to the government, that they are at imminent
risk of running out of fuel. And the governor said just this week that they only have
about 45 days of fuel left. Think of that, 45 days. And there has been real demonstrations
who they direct that anger at, a lot of anti-American statements, a lot of anti-whore statements.
But let's take a step back and just remind ourselves why this is such a problem for the Philippines.
The Philippines buys 98% of its fuel from the Middle East and from the Gulf States,
places like the UAE, Saudi Arabia and others.
And the vast majority of that has to travel through that crucial straight-up or move,
The Philippines are in real crisis.
I mean, speaking to people here, fishermen and farmers and taxi drivers saying they are
currently running on losses if they even go to work because the cost of fuel is so high
and that they are just not able to afford those sorts of prices.
Remember, of course, the Philippines is far from alone in this region, Asia, by far
the most exposed continent to the street of all moves. 84% of all the oil and
nickel-fibre natural gas that goes through that street is bound to Asia and so there
are many economies in this region who are suffering terribly. Places like
Vietnam has ordered people to work from home. Schools in Pakistan have been closed.
Schools in Laos have reduced the number of days for students to go to school.
It is having a sustained and deep impact across economies that frankly are
developing that do not have the stockpiles, do not have the reserves, and have a lot of
people either living in poverty or closer to the poverty line who are less able to absorb
that.
Good job, America. Good job, Israel. Fantastic stuff. You did it.
Protesters also blame you.
Strangers to pressure. Students, no strangers to protest.
Yeah they're also straight up blaming. They just released an updated version of this process
to blame US imperialism for the crisis.
98% of this country's oil comes from middle eastern routes that are blocked. A dependency
now the cause of genuine crisis. Supplies could be all but gone in just over 40 days
time. The president here is a man under pressure.
Shut up a cancer on the entire world. We are, we are a cancerous entity. Straight up.
Dawson Israel, big cancer and little cancer.
We are continuing to look for additional supply.
We will also continue supporting our commuters so the impact of the conflict in the Middle
East can be lessened.
But there is a real tension here too, and a sense that things could well boil over.
subsidies and scrambling may not be enough.
The problem here and the reason these people are so worried
is that there doesn't seem to be an end in sight for all this.
And energy shocks by their very nature take a while to bite
and longer to work their way through.
And it's hitting a region where the economies just don't have
the broad shoulders or the reserves to handle it.
Indeed across Asia there is barely a country untouched.
Vietnam has ruled working from home.
Bangladesh has rationed fuel and closed universities.
Back in Manila, they're not shy with their sense of what or who is responsible.
Who do you blame for the fact that the fuel prices are so high?
Whose fault is it?
Our number one, the US imperialists.
The US imperialists, I mean, because the Philippines is a long-standing ally of the US.
Is that something that you would like to see change?
Yes.
Really?
It's because all this, all I think, I'm helping us, it's just a front, a front of their bigger agenda to exploit, not only the Philippines, but the so-called third world countries.
Expensive fuel will mean expensive food. The price of rice here has doubled already. And in a region where millions already live in or close to poverty, we may yet only have a glimpse.
By the way, not that it matters, but apparently this is I didn't even know this was a progressive victory event until they released it
They've been constantly asking me to be a part of it for like the last week or so and I was like fuck it
why not sure and
progressive victory has revealed that
The reason why Grand Planner didn't actually like back out
But had a scheduling conflict from the start and that they'd released that he was gonna be on it before actually getting his
name on the before getting the full confirmation I have no reason to believe
that this is for any other reason and it's unbelievable or I guess the most
believable thing that like all of these like fuck Hasan Hasan derangement
syndrome losers literally think that this dude is backing out an event
that because I'm also participating in it are you out of your fucking mind
Are you out of your fucking mind, dude? It's so crazy. It is so fucking crazy that dudes on the internet run on drama.
They think that Grand Planner was like, oh my God, Hasan is going to be a part of this. I have to get the fuck out of this.
I can't touch the 10-foot pole. And there are, like I'm seeing it. There's like people who legitimately think that this is the case.
I think a guy like Graham Plattner has a lot more consequential red flags that he has to deal with personally that he has dealt with successfully as a matter of fact
then being associated with someone like myself
liberals are so funny after literally calling him a fucking neo-nazi for months they fantasize
the world where he was actually anti me and then they're like okay i guess he's not a neo-nazi
he's good now like it betrays your first principles like you you are so unprincipled you literally
just operate on fucking has on derangement syndrome brother i'm a goddamn twistermer wake the fuck up
What is this? So far today, Michigan State rep. Who is this? Michigan State rep,
Maine, US candidate, grandfather decided not to rally, so we get from Michigan
US Senate. Wait, what? They're not fucking rallying for Abdul El Sayed. These people are,
What is happening? Is there a world where pro-Israel people don't fucking lie?
Is there a world where people who are, you know, super invested in defending Israel can just, like, do it sincerely?
Why does it always have to be straight-up fucking lies?
It's so crazy.
They're confusing two events because they're dumb as hell. No, I don't think so.
I don't think it's a... I think there is a sincere operation here to...
Like, I think these guys... remember what I said about Cuomo, where I was like,
I was like, this is not gonna land.
These attacks are not gonna land at all.
And it almost feels like Andrew Cuomo is,
has recognized he's not gonna win the race.
So he's just like doing a favor to some big donor out there
by trying to make my brand more toxic, right?
If you recall, Tom, I was like,
what the fuck are they like constantly pummeling me
for some reason in the Zoran race?
Run a fucking better race, big dog.
If you're trying to win,
you shouldn't be bringing up a dude
that most voters don't know about.
the ones that do know about are, are, you know, excited at this association, or the ones that
actually despise me also despise Zoran for the same exact reasons, right? HH Tothacai,
thank you for the 100 gift of subs. Do you see what I mean? Like, it's so strange taking
you down would be the easiest W to achieve right now. Yeah, but you're not gonna take
me down like that's okay here's the problem here's what a lot of people don't understand
no one and I mean this seriously not a single fucking person not a single fucking person
not a single person in this community is like, oh my God, I love, I love watching Hassan because
he's constantly hanging out with politicians. Okay. There is not a single person that has
been like, well, I love this guy because he associates with Democratic Party politicians.
You are misunderstanding the fucking appeal, okay?
If you, you're so invested in the old guard mentality, what do I always tell you?
We are in a totally different media environment, okay?
We're in a totally different media environment, it's a totally different media landscape.
I get positive press coverage from these, you know, institutionally relevant newspapers,
legacy publishers and the like.
That doesn't move the needle for me at all.
What moves the needle is like going on the Theo Vaughn podcast.
That is actually where the real audiences are.
Going on and doing one appearance on Theo Vaughn or Joe Rogan or something like that is infinitely
more valuable as far as reaching out to a broader audience than getting a thousand
New York Times articles written about me.
I hope people understand this.
However, a lot of my haters are old guard boomers.
Okay?
A lot of my haters are old guard boomers who think,
oh, associating with a politician is the peak of legitimacy
or being in the New York Times is the peak of legitimacy.
Like it doesn't work that way.
Okay?
Sure, it gives you a little bit of clout
with like relevant people.
Okay?
But the reality of the matter is
we're just looking at it from a pure algorithmic basis, a pure quantitative approach shows that
when I fucking interview politicians, the numbers go down. People don't come in here to hear about
the politicians and their and their takes. They come in here to hear my takes. That's why
politicians come to me, not the other way around. And it's funny because like a lot of
of people in the media that are intelligent enough or in a lot of people in the political
world that are intelligent enough understand that.
And they also falsely associate some, I think, falsely associate me with being like the singular
party for why so many young people in the base of support in the Democratic Party are anti-genocide
and anti-Israel.
Yeah.
They think that you're the reason the base is so anti-genocide and anti-Israel.
They want to make you be toxic progressive politicians so that progressive politicians don't associate with you because if they collab with you it lends them some authority, authenticity.
That's why it's so funny when these guys are like, oh dude, you're doing this for cloud. It's like what cloud can I get from fucking standing next to a politician, you idiot?
So fuck, you just like don't understand the media dynamic at all.
Just as you don't understand the impact that I have I can only I mean I can help some people arrive at the correct conclusion
But I'm not a fucking singular force as a mover and shaker. It's you guys
It's all the protest
It's first and foremost the Palestinians that have in spite of the genocide been able to show their plight to the rest of the
World sometimes in their last moments, you know
I'm a megaphone. That's all I am. I'm a platform. Okay. I have my own worldview. I have my positions
I'm very stubborn. I won't stop my advocacy
But at the end of the day like taking me out would not actually solve this problem anyway or
Forcing politicians to not associate with me would not be beneficial
For the politicians at all and it wouldn't do anything to me in any way shape or form
Times of Israel wrote an article, by the way, representing a brass shiner in Illinois Democrat
delivered a forceful condemnation of the popular shipper, Sompiker, on Tuesday, warning his fellow
Democrats against embracing figures he says traffic and hate. Sompiker is an unapologetic
anti-Semite shiner who chairs the new Democratic coalition wrote in a post on X. Democrats
at least risk losing our credibility to them. Those on the right who traffic and bigotry
anti-Semitism and hate when our own members of Congress and candidates are celebrating,
blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. So what's really interesting about this is I've been on the receiving end of like a barrage of smears like this before, for sure.
And if this were to happen to me five years ago, it would be over. Okay, no one would ever listen to what I have to say. I would probably quit. You probably have to go away. I probably would be de-platformed.
If this were to happen to me two years ago, which it did, it would make me very sad.
I'd be at least a little fearful that this is going to have a serious negative impact on people approaching me with charitability.
But it's happening in 2026. It's too late.
When the Times of Israel writes an article like this, as an Israeli newspaper talking
about an American political commentator getting yelled at by an Israel first Democrat that's
gotten $6 million from APEC, this doesn't actually create any pressure on me at all.
I legitimately think they view it like this.
how few resources a Twitch streamer put into an Illinois 9 race and look how close Kat was to winning
despite the massive APAC ad spend. That's a huge threat to them if that perceived progressive force
increases a little more. Yeah.
I don't know who the fuck Brad Schneider is and I'm pretty certain he doesn't know who the fuck
I am, right? With love, we can move on. Oh, thanks. Can we? Well, you can move on the next
next week when you can come back to the chatting and talk.
While speaking at a conference in Qatar last month, Piker said that he had lost viewers
in the wake of October 7 for his commentary explaining people were not ready, especially
in Western Odyssey for someone to say Israel played a significant role in how October 7
took place. No matter how much shit they sling in my direction, no matter how much shit
they sling in the direction of people who collaborate with me, right, I will never
be a less popular brand in America, a less popular figure, a less popular organization,
a less popular entity than the state of Israel. That's it. And even if I were to become a less
popular entity than the state of Israel, the state of Israel itself will still be far
less popular than whoever else takes my place.
Brashnider's nephew is Aaron Regenberg.
Wait, Aaron Regenberg is that?
No way.
Wait, what the fuck?
No, you're joking, right?
No.
No, that's crazy.
Aaron is wonderful.
I won't reveal, you know, there's Wikipedia told me, wait, that's crazy.
Aaron is great.
He gets it.
Uh, Aaron is, uh, is the, he said the new republic is, uh, contributing editors to the
new republic lawyer working to hold big oil companies accountable for their climate crimes.
Oh my God.
Oh my God.
That is fucking.
What the hell?
Oh my God.
Oh my God.
Okay. I won't say anything else. Okay. That's crazy. Not all
nephews are like their unks. You're proud of that. Yup. Yup.
Yup. We're going to have an on cough. Still reverbs. Thank
you for the thank you of the subs.
Now, Aaron is great regardless of his uncle. Actually, this
makes it even more interesting. It makes it
infinitely more interesting that, you know, this makes it all the more interesting that
his uncle is Brad Schneider and he's like, so he is an anti Zionist and routinely talks
about how like a lot of these Jewish advocacy organizations are fomenting anti-Semitism,
his uncle ironically enough by conflating Zionism with Judaism like...
That's gotta be a wild Thanksgiving dinner.
On Iranian television, revolutionary guards praying amid their missiles in an underground
tunnel. State propaganda, yes, but also evidence of the forward planning which has kept Iran
fighting this past month, making America's own planning for this war look woefully inadequate.
Only a third of Iran's missiles have been destroyed for sure according to US intelligence
officials.
Their anonymous briefing seemingly contradicting Donald Trump's claims that he has already won.
The Pentagon says American airstrikes have hit more than 10,000.
Oh, Washington Journal revealed it?
Okay, so it's real.
According to Washington Journal, citing US and Saudi forces with knowledge on the
matter, several US service members were injured in the Iranian ballistic missile attack
on Prince Salt and Air Base in Saudi Arabia earlier today. The Pentagon has yet to respond
with a comment. The IRGC also claims that it struck U.S. naval assets and personnel at
Shuwaik Port in Kuwait City and along the Dubai coast during Wave 84 of Operation True
Promise 4.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard said its Navy carried out a combined missile and drone attack
claiming multiple vessels were hit. The RGC says six US LCU landing craft were struck at
Shawaket Port with three reportedly sunk and others left burning. It said that
the Codder 380 ballistics and cruise missiles were used in the attack.
Simultaneously, Kamikaze drones targeted what it described as US drone unit personnel at coastal
positions in a hotel in Dubai. The statement claimed a large number of US personnel were killed.
I don't know about that. Claims versus confirmed damage. The Kuwait Port Authority confirmed
that the Shuwaik Port was targeted by drone strike at dawn, causing material damage on
March 27. The UAE Ministry of Defense reported the detection of 16 ballistic missiles and
121 UAVs, drones, on March 27. Air defense systems successfully intercepted 15 of the
missiles and 119 of the drones. Yeah, I don't believe that.
Loud explosions heard across Dubai were attributed to these midair
interceptions. Yeah, by the way, by the way, with these, with the
Gulf States and in Israel, they do this too, they greatly and
Ukraine does this Russia does everyone does this. They greatly,
greatly beef up the numbers of how many successful
interceptions take place. It's just, you know, very
commonplace. I just need you to understand. If you followed any, if you followed any OSINT
open source intelligence stuff, you know that they are just, they're just like, oh yeah,
we've intercepted 750 missiles. Actually, it's crazy. I don't know how we did it.
Iran launched another ballistic missile wave against central Israel.
Um, as put it shows, impacts from cluster munitions and Tel Aviv.
How do they still have so many missiles left? What do you mean? They got they got fucking
unlimited stock, baby. Yeah, also no sirens. Did you notice that? No air rate sirens. Interesting.
How it closes in correction down 10% is a record high in February as war in Iran roils markets.
In a normal world, it would be far worse than that for the record.
It's just that bad because it's only 10% because everyone is like aching for any good
news as they can lean into heavily.
Israel Chao, documentation of the falls in the Dan Block, Wynet, one killed in Tel Aviv
by an iranian fragmentation missile
um... walsh journal reveals for the second time
Oh, shit, even fucking Google Chrome gets busted on this new beefy boy that I got.
Hold on, I got to run it back and restart it.
Is your body cold now?
What do you mean?
Where's the history?
Oh
Hold on. Hold on. I have to restore all of my windows that I closed. Okay
Ah
Chrome just sucks the Chrome user is so badly optimized I know
I know. I know. I know. Hold on. Is Chrome not your PC, big dog? I mean, obviously my
at home desktop is much better at managing the, you know, unlimited tabs that I have
open at all times so just get a Mac you're crazy you think a Mac is easier
that we got another hype drink goddamn
you think a Mac is easier to stream with you can't stream on a Mac Mac
Externatoriously worse at that you can't stream on a Mac book
Apple heads
Bro, Mac is infinitely better than any Windows laptop you can get. Yeah, it don't matter
You can't stream on it though. It's like much more difficult to stream on
You are 100% wrong. I started initially streaming on a Mac. It's not about the hardware, Chatters.
It's not even about the optimization. It's about the software.
OBS is open source. Wait, what? 20 years ago? Wait, guys, no way. OBS is open source. You
mean to tell me that my lifeline? You mean to tell me the thing I've been using for
the past eight years to make every fucking dollar I've ever made is open source.
I had no idea.
Thank you.
I used to stream on a MacBook.
Why are we having this conversation?
Who cares?
Let's have this other conversation instead.
Andy Bashar being a little bit of a sellout.
Some of your fellow Democrats have called Israel's actions and Gaza genocide.
Do you agree with that?
Yeah, that's becoming one of those new litmus tests that we said we would
never never do as a party again. It's trying to throw out a word and are you
gonna raise your hand or are you not going to? That's your response? Yeah, it is a
litmus test because it shows whether or not you're an actual real one or you
are going to be totally captured by corporate interests. Andy Bashar has
revealed his position, Andy Bashar has revealed that he will be totally captured by corporate
interests. That's it. That's all I needed to know. I mean, I had my suspicions anyway,
but it's over. It's a wrap.
I understand that Israel was hit with a terrorist attack, the likes of which it had never
seen and it has been through a lot. And that it deserves the right to defend itself and
to eradicate that terrorist organization. I believe that it could have been done without
a lot of the suffering, but I put a lot of that blame also on Donald Trump. If he had
said we are coming in and we are bringing food and aid and you're going to make sure
that we're safe, it would have happened. But given that, I mean, back to the APAC
question, should Democrats be taking money from APAC?
i think that's up to each and and every democrat and and they can own
who they take money from or or who they don't
uh... in
all god
all my god brother
all my god you like to have a fucking spine dude holy shit
all my god he can't say
yeah i don't think a pack eight right wing reactionary
foreign like foreign governments lobbying arm should not be spending unlimited millions of
dollars on our races and democrats should stay away from that josh pure even worse with more words
god democrats they are so i mean i think there's a really good lane here okay i think there's a
really good lane here. These guys don't understand. They refuse to read the room. They are unable. They are
wholly unable to read the room and address the desires of the base. So I think there is a
really unique opportunity here for some banger candidates, okay? Which, judging by the way
that they're attacking me right now, whoever comes out and also speaks out against Israel
with, with the, you know, zero uncertainty is probably also going to be on the receiving
end of shit like that, but they just need to stay strong, okay?
But this is, this is very clear that like the party and all of the front facing candidates
for 2028, they want this, they want this, they want Gavin Newsom, they want Andy Beshear.
This is exactly what they want.
don't want they don't want someone to they want someone who will do apologies
yeah dude stop doing leftist purity culture litmus test you're driving away
normal people what's next are you gonna need Democrats to be against pedophilia
murder jeez you left these in your purity culture that's what it sounds
like Trump just said Cuba is next at a Saudi Council. Oh, fucking Christ scum. And I think
people need to be clear about their stance on the, I mean, even yeah, Platinum actually
is like low key. A good example of this. I will however say, like, there are, there
There is a, by way of consulting groups, by way of consulting firms and ad firms, some
of which work with beloved candidates who I am closely associated with.
There is this like weird coalition that I'm seeing.
McMorrell is aligned with Liz Smith.
Liz Smith is the media whisperer.
He was Pete Buttigieg's, you know, comms person as well.
And McMorough has hired Liz Smith and Liz Smith is anti-Abdul El-Said.
Liz Smith is very close from what I understand with Morris Katz, who is the
whiz kid that a lot of people wrote extensively that they claimed was like
responsible for Zara Mammadani's campaign victories.
It's interesting and I don't think there's any sort of like real ideological commitment there at all, but I don't know.
Yes, Morris Cass is very good. The fight agency is very good. They're even working. I mean, they've talked about taking their talents over to across the pond and working with Zach Polanski as well.
They also work with Talarico, they also work with Platner, Graham Platner.
Campaign people don't necessarily hold ideological views on what they do, they're essentially
mercenaries.
I think at the end of the day, what matters is the candidates and their policies and their
convictions.
Okay.
That's what matters.
a good campaign will highlight that
green activists called jews bombings in league what's up chat
green party activists who described jewish people as an abomination of
this plan in the string of ansemitic what's that message telegraph can
reveal other
they're coming after our boy
they're coming after a boy's act
I
Anyway, I have to go it's not true. What is this? Oh
Actually, they were describing Jewish supremacists and abomination on this planet clickbait bullshit
They were Jewish supremacists she's using the correct description
It's us who have been scared into using the word Zionist because of the fear being labeled and so has enough of being starved or hurting their feelings
while they murder and starve children.
Yes, take back the narrative and true meaning of the term,
particularly Zionism and semi.
They're an abomination on this planet.
When the first Twitter handle I was shared with Dr. Alhawwana,
she's going to call the people who've destroyed
her and her family.
I have to go.
Unfortunately, I have to do an actual half day again
because I have an event that I have to go to.
The Clavicular School Walkout.
Four and a half hours, I know it's busted, it's fucked up,
but like I've said already, I will be possibly attending
if it's at the same time, timeframe is my stream.
I'll be attending a no Kings rally potentially tomorrow.
And I will have Effie Phillips-Staley on,
And I'll also do that rally thing that the anti-war rally thing that they wanted me to do that I guess grand planner backed away from
But in any case, that's what we got for today. I love you guys.
Half day boots on the ground confirmed. Yeah.
Come on now. Come on now.
No, it's not happening as you guys have seen.
We have a state of execution here for American Empire.
All right. I'll see you tomorrow. Bye, guys.
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