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04-11-2026 · 6h 36m

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[00:10:00] do you love israel israel number one no
[00:10:11] No politics here, why you know love is....
[00:10:18] Oh, you hate it.
[00:10:26] I'm Israel, I'm Israel, I'm Israel, I'm Israel, I'm Israel, I'm Israel, I'm Israel, I'm Israel,
[00:11:08] You are anti-Semitism, Israel's small nation, Israel's tiny nation surrounded by scary muslims.
[00:11:16] Ah, you are anti-Semitism. You are Hamas. You are Hamas.
[00:11:51] What's going on, everybody? I hope everyone's having a fantastic evening afternoon, pre-new,
[00:12:03] no matter where you are in the world in the Sompiker. This is Austin, our broadcast coming
[00:12:06] to you live from sunny California. Los Angeles folks are live and alive and I hope all the
[00:12:10] boys, girls and MBS are having a fantastic moment.
[00:12:12] It's a beautiful day today. It's a wonderful day today is Saturday. That's right. It's
[00:12:16] Saturday, 65 degrees in the sunny here in stolen Tonga land.
[00:12:21] I'm a son piker and we're live and alive.
[00:12:24] It's 1139 am. I'm a little late and I apologize, but don't worry.
[00:12:28] This is part of the broadcast where I tell you about my personal news about
[00:12:31] what's going on in the world of a son house.
[00:12:33] And I'll be piker in between the time period where I pressed the
[00:12:36] star streaming button and press the stop streaming button.
[00:12:38] So help me God.
[00:12:39] That's precisely what I'm going to do.
[00:12:40] Um, yeah.
[00:12:42] Why do you pick on the tiny nation size of New Jersey?
[00:12:45] It's messed up.
[00:12:45] I know it's, I'm jealous, I'm jealous, I'm, I'm, that's what it is. Um, but, uh, yeah, last night, after a wonderful interview, uh, that, that, uh, I conducted with Ilhan Omar, which has already seemingly made Republicans very upset, very mad.
[00:13:06] I went to a local community organizer throne screening for the voice of Henry Job.
[00:13:19] So we did a screening for the voice of Henry Job, and I spent my night there until very,
[00:13:26] very late in the night, you know, did an intro, did a Q&A, took some photos of people,
[00:13:33] You know talked about the importance movie and I
[00:13:39] Was only able to get home by like 11 super late last night
[00:13:44] Immediately passed out immediately. No time for anything else and instead of going and working out this morning
[00:13:54] Why are you lying about not having a type when we know your type is a person talking about high-speed trains
[00:13:58] You just talking about autism dude
[00:14:00] Okay, a late 11. Yes, bro. 11 is late when you're my age. Okay when you're 34 years old
[00:14:07] When you're no longer a young spry chicken
[00:14:12] When you're an old bull you'll understand one day, but yeah
[00:14:20] Basically for me that's late. Okay is way past my bedtime. So I
[00:14:26] I
[00:14:29] Would sleep I couldn't work out in the morning as I normally do
[00:14:32] Because it's my grandma's birthday. We had a birthday party for my grandma
[00:14:37] But that's why I'm late
[00:14:39] Because I was hanging out with her and the fam isn't well older than you. Yes
[00:14:46] He doesn't count though because he's
[00:14:49] He's not I mean he's not doing eight-hour days every day seven days a week. So
[00:14:56] I feel like it's uh, it certainly takes toll when you're doing that, you know
[00:15:06] But in any case in any case, um
[00:15:12] We're live. We're alive, uh, obviously we're going to be monitoring the situation
[00:15:16] There's not really too much going on in my life other than those things because as you already know, I'm a shut ass loser
[00:15:22] Hello from Islamabad. What have you sent our way?
[00:15:25] Okay, bro. The Pakistanis are going nuts on the timeline. Okay. Like, I've seen so many
[00:15:35] videos of like people basically celebrating that Pakistan is at the table. Pakistan is
[00:15:42] the table as opposed to Turkey, which is normally the table. Okay. And, and, you
[00:15:50] know enjoy the show okay for the for the Pakistani chatters just enjoy it for now
[00:15:56] okay you're the table for now okay you're the table for now but just wait
[00:16:00] being the table is not necessarily a good thing all of a sudden Israel is
[00:16:04] gonna start talking about how they want to invade Pakistan okay that's all I'm
[00:16:11] saying that's all I'm saying because because honestly honestly as a Turkish
[00:16:19] man I've seen it I've seen it with my own two eyes okay you become the table for a little bit
[00:16:25] for too long okay if you think you can be the table for an extended period of time without
[00:16:31] Israel starting to feel threatened well let me tell you you won't be the table for long okay
[00:16:40] heed his words chat he's turkey so he knows all about the burdens of being the table yes
[00:16:44] Yes, Egypt is a table, please, for Egypt is not even the table leg at this point anyway.
[00:16:55] Yeah, but we'll be talking about all of that, but it is kind of crazy to see people like
[00:17:00] actively celebrating like the Pakistani government straight up is like celebrating that this
[00:17:05] war took place and the ceasefire talks are happening in Islamabad.
[00:17:10] It's a very, it's a strange phenomena that, that I guess like, uh, Pakistan is not like
[00:17:17] very used to, so, uh, they don't know how to like deal with, uh, the, the, uh, the diplomatic
[00:17:25] angle.
[00:17:26] They don't know how to deal with like the, like the, the conduct when you are, uh,
[00:17:31] engaging in quite the somber affair, right?
[00:17:34] Cause you're not supposed to be, you know, you're not supposed to be throwing
[00:17:39] on a fucking show, uh, because you're now, uh, playing a formative role in the ceasefire
[00:17:44] negotiations process, but they're, they're seemingly celebrating. I can't say anything
[00:17:53] about my government might abduct me. And then India will side with Israel. Oh, that's true.
[00:17:58] There's that too. The Pakistani on some was that be saying we went from bin Laden
[00:18:01] This is diplomacy, Lamal.
[00:18:03] Yeah.
[00:18:06] But yeah, we'll talk about that.
[00:18:08] Obviously we got ceasefire talks taking place in Islamabad.
[00:18:17] US ships cross Hormuz.
[00:18:20] Question mark.
[00:18:22] China sends man pads to Iran.
[00:18:25] Also question mark, situation monitor.
[00:18:27] FCS Fury Day 42 Saturday, fun day.
[00:18:31] get in now hold on
[00:18:39] swall well gov campaign implodes over SA allegations what are man pads it's a
[00:18:54] very reliable tool to take out pesky aerial units flying over your airspace. It's a manned
[00:19:05] portable air defense system. It's portable AA missiles, anti-aircraft missile systems.
[00:19:14] Been unbelievably reliable in Ukraine. And even like older versions of it have played
[00:19:21] a decent role against the USSR initially. And then, um, and then maybe some of them might
[00:19:26] have even been used against America when America decided they made FKS. So then for when you're
[00:19:33] on your boy period, yeah, man pads for when you're on your boy period, when your boy
[00:19:38] plus ease is menstruating. Okay. Um, bro, my head went straight to tampons for guys.
[00:19:47] Yeah. Yeah. When you're on your, what is it, DeRiot? Is that what it's called? Okay. Anyway,
[00:19:55] uh, I'm blasting off. We're live. We're alive. You already know what it is. You already know
[00:20:02] what's going on. It's also like, you know how sometimes people talk about America B?
[00:20:07] Like, they'll be like, Oh, this is what's happening in America B. And it's like, uh,
[00:20:12] know, a guy at Chick-fil-A talking about how one must celebrate God like Chick-fil-A workers
[00:20:21] are just like coming up in the middle of people consuming Chick-fil-A chicken sandwiches in
[00:20:28] and Chick-fil-A workers like, Oh, have you celebrated a God today? Like that's what's
[00:20:31] going on in America be. There's also, I feel like America see. Okay. There's the
[00:20:37] America that we live in. There's the America be where all the, you know, the chuds,
[00:20:41] the hogs, the real Americans live. And then there's an America C where like, you know,
[00:20:45] Coachella is happening. Okay. Like I feel like that is a totally separate universe.
[00:20:51] Uh, oh, I misspelled taking place, a talking place. Jesus Christ. What's wrong with
[00:21:01] me. Yeah, America C is Coachella. Right? That's what it is. And it's not just Coachella. It's
[00:21:16] just like a litany of different activities. It's like, it's like, not just Coachella,
[00:21:25] but it's also like the Kanye West sold out arena shows, right?
[00:21:31] It's just like a totally separate universe
[00:21:35] where people have no care about what's going on.
[00:21:37] Sabrina Carpenter is getting shit on in America, see?
[00:21:40] Why, what's she do?
[00:21:41] Not my Sabrina, I'll protect her
[00:21:44] unless she did something heinous.
[00:21:46] So I don't know.
[00:21:55] She was mocking Arab culture. Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, people saying she was racist. I mean,
[00:22:12] she did have that very weird. She did have that very weird take about BBC. Talk about,
[00:22:19] you know, not the British broadcaster, you know, she did like that double on Tanvro
[00:22:24] about the other BBC that was already that was a little touching go but I think she's like
[00:22:30] the way I see it I feel like when people the way I see it if you're hot enough most people
[00:22:41] will defend you, you know, I think, I think that's that's that's kind of how it goes.
[00:22:54] You know, like that's that's just what it is right where she might have been hot enough.
[00:23:10] What is this?
[00:23:11] This isn't even like a shizuha thing, it genuinely isn't an issue.
[00:23:17] Sydney Sweeney actually tested that, honestly, in the marketplace.
[00:23:22] Sydney Sweeney, see, look, look, look, I defended her for being horny and I'm not ashamed in
[00:23:28] parentheses on black.
[00:23:29] That's what I'm talking about.
[00:23:30] Like, that's what I mean.
[00:23:32] Anyway, let's say we'll, we'll dive right into, we'll dive right into the, to the
[00:23:38] Sabrina Carpenter Saga seems Sydney Sweeney proved that there's a limit. Yes, absolutely
[00:23:45] But for normies, it doesn't even matter. BDB wants to do a new segment for you
[00:23:50] Oh, BDB where I read the Chinese netizen segment. He's reading the comments several times
[00:23:53] So this sort of seven called words from the heart to Hassan
[00:23:57] Hassan truly looks to unite Chinese and American audiences young and old
[00:24:00] He surfed so fast. I just saw video praising him this morning
[00:24:03] He's really handsome and is a great figure. Oh my I was seeing gotta admit really handsome
[00:24:06] are simplified Chinese internet is easily piqued at law. Why is everyone coming to BDV now? I praise
[00:24:11] them several times. Why did he only notice the one time I didn't? So annoying. Oh my God. Chinese
[00:24:16] netizens sound exactly like you guys in this chat at this point. That is litter that one,
[00:24:22] that last comment is unironical. That's gotta be an American. That's the, I mean,
[00:24:26] this is whatever bitches is the name of the account. I feel like this is a Hassanabi head
[00:24:31] straight up posting on BDBD to get my attention all the way from the other side of the firewall.
[00:24:38] You know what I mean? CPC leadership convenes criticism and self-criticism
[00:24:48] meeting. She delivers important speech. Oh yeah, we got the Taiwan peace talks.
[00:24:57] Peace talks over the straight that I will be getting into a little bit too,
[00:25:00] because it's like bricking the minds of a lot of American, you know, NatSec people that are,
[00:25:07] they're very mad. Like they didn't even talk about reunification or anything. They're just,
[00:25:12] they were just like, Hey, we should, you know, move towards solidarity across the
[00:25:16] straight, all this stuff, right? Like they're very, they're very diplomatic in the, in the
[00:25:21] communications, right? And, and Americans are like, no, we have to give Taiwan a nuclear
[00:25:26] weapon right now. We have to literally actually fuck it. We should just cut out
[00:25:29] the middleman, we should just nuke both Taiwan and mainland China because we don't like that
[00:25:34] they're having a conversation. Like, come down, you know, let discourse run its course, you know?
[00:25:43] Like, it's unbelievable that you got a Taiwanese lady in the KMT party saying,
[00:25:53] I'm on my own volition going to go to the mainland and have a conversation with she
[00:25:59] Okay
[00:26:01] and and people hear
[00:26:04] People hear that and go absolutely not the majority of the taiwanese do not want reunification. I know
[00:26:11] But guess what?
[00:26:12] They also don't uh, they don't want independence either. They want status quo
[00:26:17] And guess what?
[00:26:19] The, the, the KMT lady didn't actually advocate for unification anyway.
[00:26:26] She went to have a conversation about normalizing relations with mainland China, which is an advancement
[00:26:34] of status quo with better relations with China.
[00:26:37] What the fuck is the problem?
[00:26:41] It's unbelievable, it's unbelievable that Americans do not want to admit that this is
[00:26:51] not about Taiwanese sovereignty or advancing the wishes of the Taiwanese population or anything
[00:26:58] like that.
[00:27:00] It's so strange.
[00:27:04] This is why I initially said.
[00:27:10] This is why I initially said like America and maybe a lot of Americans as well, have this
[00:27:16] like Natsek mindset where they go, both of these parties can consent to something, but
[00:27:23] if we don't consent, then we're going to do everything in our power to, you know, frustrate
[00:27:29] this process.
[00:27:31] It's very strange in any case, we'll get to that as well.
[00:27:38] We'll talk about that.
[00:27:39] It'll ruffle a lot of feathers.
[00:27:41] Do you think he keeps saying praise be to Allah
[00:27:43] because he thinks it'll get in favor with Iran?
[00:27:45] He said it again.
[00:27:48] I think he's just reverted.
[00:27:52] I think Buddy saw what the Shahad drones were doing,
[00:27:57] and he thought to himself, maybe I'm
[00:27:59] Shia in my heart, in my soul.
[00:28:02] Maybe he said the Shahada.
[00:28:04] I think at this point, he must have.
[00:28:06] He's praising Allah more than he says,
[00:28:08] like, you know, God bless America at this point. What are you supposed to do?
[00:28:17] Just say the Shahada Trump, if you haven't already revert may Allah guide you. There's
[00:28:24] probably some people out there who think he converted. Yeah, I can see that. I can
[00:28:29] see that. Trump found Obama's Quran. Yeah, Obama left the Quran behind with the hopes
[00:28:43] that he could maybe convert others to Islam as well.
[00:28:50] He's on his deathbed. He's covering his bases. I can see that. Norm Finkelstein parked the
[00:28:55] fuck off. What is this? Marco Rubio? Where is Norm? Who are these podcasts and Norm is going on?
[00:29:03] Anyway, Trump founder in the desk drawer, the hotel Bible. Yeah, I can see that.
[00:29:14] Um, yeah. All right, let's start with Norm.
[00:29:17] Also, wait, hold on before we do that. Yeah, here it is. This is a blast off meme for those
[00:29:27] of you who are not paying attention. My wife and I are Gen X and absolutely love your streams.
[00:29:34] Hell yeah. Israeli media is obsessed with CNN. Oh yeah.
[00:29:42] The goon platoon, I knew I wanted to get pregnant with the sperm on my brother-in-law, Omri,
[00:29:51] the late and everyone it seemed.
[00:29:55] Yeah, this is real.
[00:29:57] I mean, it's a, every day I tune into, every day I tune into Israeli media to see what
[00:30:04] they're, you know, what they're on about.
[00:30:07] that translate from Hebrew button and find out new fascinating things new fascinating
[00:30:13] things that I never thought were being discussed in broad daylight.
[00:30:22] This is one of those things.
[00:30:26] This for the record is is ongoing is the ongoing saga in Israel for those of you who
[00:30:32] on now. Obviously, this is the goon platoon, hardest working unit in the Israeli Occupying Forces.
[00:30:40] You croak, we stroke. The guys that go in and extract semen from
[00:30:48] Fallen Israeli Occupying Force rear Brigadier Admiral Generals, who are like 21 years old.
[00:30:55] That's what they're doing. That's what they're doing. Stroke team six. Yup. Retrieving come.
[00:31:07] Yeah, I saw this. This is what the article is about. Judge rules slain hostage family may use his
[00:31:17] sperm with a surrogate. Yolthamheim, the hostage killed by the IDF and Gaza under the mistaken
[00:31:22] belief that he was Palestinian. Apparently had a sperm taken from his corpse after the
[00:31:25] death, despite not being a soldier. His mom, who says she was never angry at the IDF, is
[00:31:30] now looking for a woman to have his child. A bear sheba, a Sheba family court judge, court
[00:31:38] judge on Friday ruled that the sperm of Yotam Chaim and his really hostage was mistakenly
[00:31:42] killed by troops after escaping Hamas captivity in Gaza, may be used to conceive a child
[00:31:47] saying it was his express wish before his death. In a statement hailing, the end
[00:31:52] of a year and a quarter of honourable and respectful legal and governmental proceedings.
[00:31:58] The Chaim family said, the state of Israel took an important step forward, calling the
[00:32:02] decision a significant point of light for bereaved families and a source of pride for
[00:32:06] us. They went on to thank the state attorney's office as well as their own legal team and
[00:32:11] the nation of Israel for their endless support.
[00:32:13] Yotam's mother, Iris, has previously said she's seeking a surrogate mother for his
[00:32:18] child who will not only provide the egg and carry the child but also raise them.
[00:32:23] Judge Ariel Maman noted that Iris requested his written decision be published both due to its
[00:32:28] public importance and aid in the search for a potential mother. In an introduction to his decision,
[00:32:34] Maman quoted a variety of traditional Jewish sources primarily around an interaction recorded
[00:32:39] in Genesis in which the matriarch, Rachel, then childless tells her husband Jacob,
[00:32:46] Give me children or I shall die to which Jacob responds. Can I take the place of God?
[00:32:51] The judge cited rabbinic criticism of the patriarch for his answer
[00:32:55] citing a tradition that God reprimanded Jacob demanding is that the way one answers the distress
[00:33:00] According to the decision the hymn family recounted a series of explicit statements made by yotam expressing
[00:33:08] Not only his desire to have children but his desire that even if he were to die
[00:33:12] his sperm be used to ensure his continuity.
[00:33:16] Iris recalled an occasion when one of Yotam's brothers said he didn't want to have children, at which point Yotam interjected,
[00:33:22] don't worry, I'll bring you grandchildren. His therapist testified to his desire for a stable relationship,
[00:33:28] stemming in part from a desire to be a father.
[00:33:31] Since then, according to Health Ministry figures, from November 2025,
[00:33:36] post-mortem sperm retrieval has been performed on at least 250 soldiers and security force
[00:33:42] personnel including 193 at the request of a parent. Sperm was also retrieved from 21 civilians,
[00:33:49] again with 10 of those requests coming from parents. So what, 11 of those not coming from the
[00:33:54] parents? They just decided to do it anyway? Okay. Before October 7, posthumous sperm
[00:33:59] retrieval was permitted for the parents only with court approval. After the start of the
[00:34:03] the war, the health ministry and the justice ministry approved of a temporary regulation
[00:34:07] allowing parents to authorize sperm retrieval without the need for court approval, but there
[00:34:12] is no national policy about what is done with the sperm.
[00:34:16] Yeah, that's a real thing. That's real shit. That's real shit. It's one of those things
[00:34:22] where it's like this only becomes a problem in a country that has demographic concerns
[00:34:30] uh... and and it operates on a at no religious supremacist uh... ideological
[00:34:35] basis
[00:34:36] obviously
[00:34:37] uh... and and this is you know by product of that mentality mike com across
[00:34:41] is like very curious to you
[00:34:43] very strange to you
[00:34:46] an american equivalent to this is basically like uh... you know people
[00:34:49] talk about the great replacement and how you know whites need to maintain a
[00:34:53] demographic majority in the country
[00:34:55] and uh...
[00:34:57] the government trying to figure out ways to ensure that white people repopulate
[00:35:01] and they they stave off the the growth of the non-white population
[00:35:11] so if you're frustrated by the likes of elan musk for example talking about
[00:35:15] insane things treating women like uh... they're they're
[00:35:19] uh... brood mayors
[00:35:21] uh... talking about how you know women are baby incubators denying them
[00:35:25] their bodily autonomy. Well, this is a similar mindset, if not an identical mindset, right?
[00:35:33] This is the same exact mindset. It's fascist. It's a eugenicist, fascist, ethno supremacist,
[00:35:41] religious supremacist mentality. This is just the Israeli version of that very same force
[00:35:49] That I routinely oppose your logs. Please genuine question. Um, here you go. Take a week off.
[00:35:56] Haas. I'm in a beauty. You know why I did that for the record because Haas. I'm in a beauty
[00:36:03] in the chat loves doing this where they'll ask a question and they always go, Hey,
[00:36:08] check logs. Please genuine question. This was their fourth strike. I waited for their fourth
[00:36:14] strike. Okay. I waited for the four strike to clap him for a week. Okay. Classic check
[00:36:21] logs, chatter. Can't stand it. Don't test me on this, by the way. I can show you. I
[00:36:27] can show you the, you know what? Fuck it. I'm going to show you the logs. Okay. 17 months
[00:36:31] subscriber. Look, look, look, look, look, logs, please inside baseball logs, please.
[00:36:37] genuine question. Logs, please. Logs, please. Inside baseball. Logs, please. Logs, please.
[00:36:47] Or strike for the record. Logs, please. genuine question. Logs, please. genuine question. Logs,
[00:36:55] please. I haven't answered for why they're doing this. Had to hit him with that. Had
[00:37:05] to hit him with that suspension. You understand? Hey, I'll see anyone question. A lot of friends
[00:37:13] who are from Hong Kong don't want to become Chinese citizens. I have a question. Sorry
[00:37:15] to bother you logs, please. No, motherfucker, you are not sorry to bother me at all. As
[00:37:21] a matter of fact, you never feel sorry to bother me. You love hitting the logs, please
[00:37:27] Getting the logs, please harder than a beaver, building a dam. God damn.
[00:37:41] Is logs please a common thing with other streamers? I don't know much about the industry. Probably
[00:37:44] not because most streamers don't have a active conversation with, you know, 30,000 people
[00:37:50] in real time for this reason, because they would go crazy. For me, luckily for all
[00:37:56] of you. I am crazy. No, but seriously, boss, please. Okay, you want, you want it? You want
[00:38:00] it? Here you go.
[00:38:03] Anyway, so yeah, we talked about the the goon platoon goes to the toilet. Let's see what
[00:38:17] But what my goat Norm had to say, Marco Rubio, when he goes to the toilet, he carries his
[00:38:27] GPS to find his anal cavity.
[00:38:32] What is Netanyahu?
[00:38:33] Yes, in his youth he was probably smart.
[00:38:36] I'm not going to take that away from him.
[00:38:38] But now he's just a talented used car salesman.
[00:38:43] salesman. He's such a pitiful, I don't pity him, but he's such a pitiful pathetic sight.
[00:38:53] The used car salesman holding up his diagrams from a Looney Tunes cartoon gave the deed of Gaza
[00:39:04] to Donald J Trump a retarded ape. Jared Kushner. Jared Kushner. He looks like he's
[00:39:17] been on puberty blockers for the last 30 years. I mean some of the order tell
[00:39:23] Jared it's time to get rid of the blockers and grow some facial hair. This
[00:39:31] face looks like a porcelain vase. Trump is just an ape. And then Hexeth. Hexeth, you
[00:39:39] don't know if he's what he calls himself, the secretary of war, the secretary of peace,
[00:39:46] or a secretary of defense, the origin name of the title, or secretary of hair
[00:39:53] gel. I'm inclined to the third. But even a retarded ape, like the person
[00:40:00] currently occupying the office of the White House, even he recoiled.
[00:40:10] And Whitcoff, okay, if I'm playing golf and I have to decide whether to use a wood or
[00:40:16] an iron, Whitcoff's advice would be quite useful.
[00:40:21] But otherwise?
[00:40:23] Otherwise?
[00:40:24] No, no.
[00:40:26] And he knew it.
[00:40:27] I mean, Trump is smart enough to know that that he appointed idiots like Europeans that
[00:40:36] reached the point of fed up with this guy.
[00:40:40] They're tired of defending or a retarded.
[00:40:43] Jesus Christ.
[00:40:45] Okay.
[00:40:46] He's on.
[00:40:47] This is we've we've broken this man.
[00:40:49] I feel like he he his interactions with the Internet are are damaging him.
[00:40:55] Okay.
[00:40:56] triple tap. He didn't even hit him with the double tap. He hit that, he hit that three
[00:41:00] times. He went back to back to back. Like I knew things were headed in a dark direction.
[00:41:08] When he started talking about how going is a precursor to fascism. You know, when I knew
[00:41:16] when he learned about that stuff, I was like, Oh no, Norm, Norm, just stay, just stay on
[00:41:22] the landline. Don't do it, man. Don't do it. And since then, it's just been downhill. Okay,
[00:41:32] but obviously he's King Dark Woe. He's King Dark Woe. It's, it's fine. You know, his heart
[00:41:36] is in the right places. It's old school. This is nowhere near as bad as some of his
[00:41:40] other moments. So whatever. This is why university shouldn't have banned Norm ever.
[00:41:48] they'll unban him now, now that he's like, you know, saying, now that he's slinging the R word,
[00:41:52] maybe they'll go, oh, you're, you're sufficiently conservative for us now. We have decided on
[00:41:59] the aesthetic front, you speak like a right winger, you are now, you are now allowed,
[00:42:06] you are now allowed on college campuses again.
[00:42:08] Um, yeah, the university life was keeping him hinged. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Definitely.
[00:42:24] They banned him because he made too many college chuds cry. Okay. Let's do, uh, let's do Sabrina
[00:42:29] Carpenter. Sabrina Carpenter is being criticized after my kind of fan who performed a Zagruda,
[00:42:34] A mouth sound used to symbolize joy in Arab and African cultures during a show at Coachella.
[00:42:38] The fan explained it was something from her culture, but even so, she was called weird
[00:42:42] by the artist, Lissy.
[00:42:43] Is that what you're doing?
[00:42:48] I don't like it.
[00:42:56] That's your culture?
[00:42:57] Is it yodeling?
[00:43:01] She hit that so well, too.
[00:43:03] Yeah, I mean she's white. She's white. She doesn't know any better. Sabrina. No
[00:43:09] She's white. She doesn't know any better. It's this way, you know
[00:43:13] Is this burning man, what's going on? This is weird, you know
[00:43:22] To be honest it's something someone make a fun of native americans wait, what no, it's not
[00:43:29] She has to do a dub cut on stage to make up for it. Yes
[00:43:33] Damn, I thought she was leading the vanguard. She knows what that is. She's just races.
[00:43:39] Oh man, we're so back. We're so back, baby. We're so fucking back. That is the most like
[00:43:45] 2016 ads. No, she doesn't fucking understand anything. Okay. You have no idea what she
[00:43:51] can and can't hear up there on that stage anyway. It's a, why are you defending that?
[00:43:55] I'm not. It's just like a nothing burger. Okay. That's, that's it. Yeah. She was not being
[00:44:06] sensitive to, to men a culture, which is true. She wasn't, she was being insensitive. I,
[00:44:12] I agree. But I don't think it was like a, like a deliberate, no, this has to turn
[00:44:18] in the discourse. Yeah, yeah, no, that's what we got. 2016 woke is back. Yeah, bro, she's
[00:44:29] a white lady. She'll learn. It's just a pop star. You don't even listen to music. I'm
[00:44:39] sure there are more important issues in the world than this shit. No, this is, this
[00:44:42] This is some peak, this is some peak woke 1.0 discourse and I love it.
[00:44:49] I love it.
[00:44:51] Let's, let's, let's pontificate endlessly, endlessly, like the world is not on the verge
[00:44:55] of ending tomorrow or the day after.
[00:44:59] I love that shit.
[00:45:01] I feel like there are, there are, you know, blue sky liberals, for example, that will
[00:45:07] have discourse like this.
[00:45:09] They will have discourse like this is like nukes are flying around to be like, I know
[00:45:13] nuclear arms are flying around right now, but I just haven't given up on the fact that grand
[00:45:18] planner had that one tattoo.
[00:45:20] You know, it's just, can't believe that like the main senator is a prominent white
[00:45:26] nationalist neo-nazi.
[00:45:37] You could have the Trump administration straight up sending people, I mean, they're already
[00:45:43] sending people to the concentration camps.
[00:45:45] Like that already is happening, which is kind of the whole point of what I'm saying about
[00:45:49] like the unproductive discourse or whatever.
[00:45:51] But it's a situation like that where, you know, they're knocking the Gestapo is at
[00:46:00] your doorstep and you're like, I got to fire off one more fucking, one more tweet
[00:46:05] about how problematic certain people are. You know, this is some pre-October 7th,
[00:46:11] pre-Russian invasion of Ukraine, woke 1.0 discourse. Yeah.
[00:46:29] Chad, if you want to hear about Sabrina Gold, listen to Caroline later with Quan Dynasty.
[00:46:33] Yeah, he's outside of my forte.
[00:46:39] Sabrina needs to join his blood.
[00:46:41] She needs to pledge.
[00:46:42] She needs to pledge her allegiance to the axis of resistance
[00:46:44] in order to make up for this severe gripe,
[00:46:47] this severe slight against the entire menopopulation.
[00:46:51] This is microaggression because it is what it is.
[00:46:54] That is what it is, right?
[00:46:55] Like to be like, oh, what the fuck is that?
[00:46:57] Like your goat is even more washed.
[00:47:02] Hebron James doubles down on Israel. That's crazy. Why are you disparaging his dad?
[00:47:17] Let's not talk about let's not talk about Hebron Hebron James. Okay. Let's not talk about Likud
[00:47:24] James, okay? It's fine. He said what he said. He said what he said, I have blocked it out of my mind.
[00:47:38] Okay, I blocked it out of my mind. I don't even know what you're talking about. I don't even know.
[00:47:44] You got baddies turning into you. What is this?
[00:47:46] Now they're cared for the back of the dress.
[00:47:50] Every single dollar that is spent on a bomb is stolen from each and every one of you.
[00:47:59] Yeah that's uh, week 10 on HRT.
[00:48:07] That's how it works man, it's crazy.
[00:48:09] testosterone is a, there's a hell of a hormone, you know, you get the thickest beard. Wemby's
[00:48:16] the goat. Yes. Wemby is my goat. It's true. Hey, man, as you got here, can you start the
[00:48:25] stream over? Sure, buddy. I got you. What's up, everybody? I'm laughing. I'm a f***ing
[00:48:34] idiot. Um,
[00:48:36] the song, please get a stylist. Your drip makes me want to cry. Okay.
[00:48:39] You can't even see what I'm wearing. Like you're,
[00:48:42] you're offended about my drip, but you can't even fucking tell.
[00:48:46] You can only see like literally just a tiny sliver of the drip.
[00:48:52] Stand up. No, I'm not going to stand up. You guys were making fun of me.
[00:48:56] So I'm not, I'm not going to do that. Is that chatter wrong?
[00:49:01] Uh, they're not totally wrong.
[00:49:04] They're not entirely wrong. It's fine. All right, all right. But yeah, okay, let's continue.
[00:49:20] So let's get started. US, Iran, ceasefire talks, what's at stake? Good morning, America,
[00:49:30] ABC News, let's get started there.
[00:49:33] Vice President Vance is doing talks with the Iranian leadership.
[00:49:44] And who knows, who knows where it will go.
[00:49:46] Also there's a Victor Orban's final day potentially in office, right?
[00:49:52] Isn't that happening today?
[00:49:54] There's elections in Hungary, right?
[00:49:59] So we'll see. I mean, Vice President J. D. Vans tried, tried very hard to try to, to
[00:50:09] engineer, oh, the elections are tomorrow. Sorry. He tried very hard to, to engineer the elections,
[00:50:15] right? Doing his very best. And I genuinely feel like even in a place of Hungary, that
[00:50:24] is most likely going to backfire. Like even if this is an important test to see like how resilient
[00:50:30] the anti-America hatred is in one of the most pro-America, the most pro-America administration
[00:50:38] in the EU obviously, and overall a country that has like voted him back into office.
[00:50:43] So therefore, you know, stands the reason that it's one of the more pro-America countries
[00:50:49] in the european union
[00:50:51] we we shall see if there's like a mark carney style situation here with the
[00:50:55] opposition wins
[00:50:57] on the virtues of
[00:50:59] how much they
[00:51:01] just on the verge of how much they despise
[00:51:04] uh... the united states of america and and any affiliations with the united
[00:51:08] states of america
[00:51:09] his day meeting with the prime minister of pakistan who has played a key role
[00:51:13] in getting the u s in iran to a ceasefire and to the negotiating table
[00:51:18] But there are now big issues to hammer out to reach a peace agreement.
[00:51:22] This morning, Vice President J.D. Vance touching down in Pakistan for the high
[00:51:27] stakes talks between the U.S. and Iran aimed at reaching an agreement to end
[00:51:31] the now six week war.
[00:51:33] Vance greeted by Pakistani officials upon arrival, leaving the U.S.
[00:51:37] delegation, which also consists of Special Envoy Steve Wittkopf and the
[00:51:41] President's son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
[00:51:43] Before he took off for Islamabad, the vice president speaking to
[00:51:46] reporters.
[00:51:47] If the Iranians are willing to negotiate in good faith, we're certainly willing to extend the open hand if they're going to try to play us then they're going to find that the negotiating team is not that receptive.
[00:51:56] God, he sucks so much. I can't get over it, man. He's on ozempic too now for sure, you can tell. He's, uh, Eddie Jermant and posted like a, like a unearthed old JD Relic from 2019 and I, and he was just as repulsive back then.
[00:52:15] Okay, but it but it shows you exactly what kind of fucking demon he is exactly what kind of loser he is
[00:52:24] Like what kind of chameleon he is basically
[00:52:27] Let me see if I can find it real quick cuz I oh here it is the LARP. He called it the LARP extinction event, but
[00:52:36] JD van said Bernie Sanders was one of his favorite Dems in 2019
[00:52:41] you know the
[00:52:43] So I did this event at the Yale Federal Society recently where they asked me for my three
[00:52:49] Are you with us or with Iran? Well, I'll tell you who I'm not with
[00:52:55] Did the Epstein class are you with the Epstein class and their interests?
[00:52:59] Do you care about advancing the interests of of the financial elite?
[00:53:04] That are entangled in a complex espionage web that revolves around child sex trafficking
[00:53:11] because I'm not about that. I'm with the people. Are you a part of the team, little bro? You know,
[00:53:20] were you on Lolita Express? Because if the answer is no, if the answer is yes, you should go to prison.
[00:53:25] If the answer is no, then you're, you know, these guys are not advancing your interests at all,
[00:53:33] right? It's probably not happening. I wouldn't, I wouldn't do that.
[00:53:41] Okay.
[00:53:48] Have you ever done a deep dive into Lula on stream? I think it would be a good example.
[00:53:52] And this coming election cycle.
[00:53:55] Anyway, let's watch what JD said.
[00:54:01] Elise's lobby responded to you. Yo, that's yesterday's news. I know, I know she did. Yes, I covered it yesterday.
[00:54:07] today. Okay.
[00:54:09] David Democrats purely in terms of policy outcomes. And I said, in order Bernie Sanders
[00:54:16] Elizabeth Warren and Tulsi Gabbard.
[00:54:20] Bernie Sanders Elizabeth Warren and Tulsi Gabbard. Look at his like lame ass socks too.
[00:54:24] God, he's such a fucking phalenial. I can't stand him, dude. I can't stand him. I just
[00:54:29] I despise him so much. Like, obviously, I hate his worldview. I hate what he represents.
[00:54:35] I hate the policies that his administration is advancing, but there is also something so
[00:54:40] personally repulsive about him. Okay? It just, he is not, he has no redeemable qualities.
[00:54:50] No redeemable qualities whatsoever. It's unbearable. He's just so, he's such a soulless husk, a
[00:54:56] perfect, a perfect individual to become the loyal Fedein of Peter Thiel and his crypto
[00:55:08] fascist libertarian allegiances, his libertarian allies.
[00:55:15] And he somehow banked a baddie, yeah, because he was woke back then, that's why, Usher.
[00:55:24] He got ushered when he was woke.
[00:55:27] Remember that.
[00:55:28] Okay?
[00:55:29] OXCOM four days into a fragile ceasefire, President Trump expressing optimism.
[00:55:35] We'll be able to finish it off one way or the other.
[00:55:38] It's going well.
[00:55:39] The White House says negotiators are working off a modified 10-point proposal from Iran,
[00:55:45] a key U.S. demand.
[00:55:46] Iran turning over its stockpile of enriched uranium.
[00:55:50] No nuclear weapons.
[00:55:51] Not the law.
[00:55:52] The Iranian delegation touching down in Pakistan overnight, insisting the US must release its
[00:55:58] frozen assets, tens of billions of dollars tied up by international sanctions.
[00:56:03] President Trump earlier posting on social media, the Iranians don't seem to realize
[00:56:07] they have no cards other than-
[00:56:09] It is kind of funny that he said that, and then immediately released an unfrozen
[00:56:14] $6 billion of assets, which is almost four times more than what Obama did, okay?
[00:56:21] But that's like, again, that's just how Trump does it, baby.
[00:56:24] He's like, yep, they don't have any of the cards, which is why we're giving them a massive
[00:56:29] W, big favor to those guys, okay?
[00:56:35] Yeah.
[00:56:37] Six billion dollars, green cash, money in pallets, money in pallets being shipped
[00:56:50] money in pallets being shipped to Iran. No cards failed, casino owner by the way. I mean yeah,
[00:57:00] what are we expecting from a dude who bankrupted a casino? He's not not surprising at all.
[00:57:07] A short-term extortion of the world by using international waterways, adding the only reason
[00:57:13] they are alive today is to negotiate. Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said Friday
[00:57:19] its forces have not carried out airstrikes since the ceasefire began and yet bombing has continued
[00:57:26] i find that very interesting specifically on the gcc okay um in the last couple of days
[00:57:34] there were some successful strikes on refinery infrastructure in saudi arabia and some of the
[00:57:41] other gcc countries now i found that to be very strange because like iran the irgc will
[00:57:48] openly admit if they're doing it, right? It makes total sense for them to say this is why
[00:57:53] we're doing it. This is why we're continuously striking. It doesn't make sense for them to
[00:57:59] keep striking amidst the ceasefire. So that was very interesting. That was very interesting.
[00:58:07] I don't know who did it. I don't know if there's maybe another group that has the capacity
[00:58:15] to lob missiles or bombs or or drones in the direction of the Gulf States to make it seem
[00:58:24] like it's Iran continuously hitting the infrastructure.
[00:58:29] I don't know.
[00:58:31] I don't know.
[00:58:32] I'm not going to say which country it could be.
[00:58:38] It's most likely a tiny nation by the name of Israel.
[00:58:41] Okay.
[00:58:42] Speculation, we will, we will, speculation alert.
[00:58:50] But Iran has failed to meet President Trump's main condition, reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
[00:58:56] On Friday, just two ships moving through the critical waterway.
[00:58:59] The President accusing Iran of being dishonorable, posting, that is not the agreement we have.
[00:59:06] But Iran claiming it's the U.S. now breaking the agreement, with Israel continuing its
[00:59:10] strikes on Lebanon.
[00:59:12] The White House says Lebanon was never part of the ceasefire.
[00:59:16] President Trump says he thinks these talks will go quickly,
[00:59:19] but he told the New York Post that the US military is
[00:59:22] resetting in case no deal is reached with Iran.
[00:59:25] Rihanna?
[00:59:26] All right, Karen, thank you for that.
[00:59:27] And by the way, that ceasefire leading to these peace talks
[00:59:29] is a fragile one threatened by missile strikes that
[00:59:32] are continuing all around the Middle East.
[00:59:35] ABC's Marcus Moore is in Beirut with the latest
[00:59:37] on that.
[00:59:37] Good morning, Marcus.
[00:59:40] Reanna, reanna. Good morning. We, the RGC claim credit for various tax two days ago. No, that's not what I'm talking about
[00:59:46] There have been some
[00:59:48] Much more minor but still some attacks on the refineries post ceasefire. I think it was like yesterday
[00:59:56] The RGC said that they were not responsible for it
[01:00:00] Here at one of the strike sites in Beirut were told that this was a multi-story apartment building that was hit on Wednesday
[01:00:06] And you can see now it is just a pile of rubble
[01:00:09] We're told that there were a number of deaths here and if you look at the rubble and you can see furniture in there
[01:00:14] Also see blankets. There's a mattress on the other side and even books
[01:00:18] And in fact this looks like study materials for someone who's learning French
[01:00:22] But everything that you would see yeah, what are they learning? What are they reading in French mine com?
[01:00:29] But the French version obviously
[01:00:31] inside of someone's home is left exposed here in Beirut right now and this is
[01:00:36] just one of more than a hundred sites that were hit on Wednesday not only here
[01:00:41] in Beirut but also across it's unbelievable that they're doing this
[01:00:45] not even for I mean look Israel doesn't blow up entire city blocks for
[01:00:49] military objectives anyway but in this circumstance it was just to to destroy
[01:00:57] the ceasefire process. It was just to see how hard they could go, how many civilians they
[01:01:03] could kill, and test Iran's boundaries, and test America's boundaries as well. They didn't
[01:01:12] like that the ceasefire was taking place. They didn't like that they had no say in
[01:01:16] the process, and they just did that. That's how little they care about the lives of 300
[01:01:24] plus people that they killed.
[01:01:26] Other Lebanon.
[01:01:27] In 10 minutes, 10 minutes is all it took.
[01:01:29] 10 minutes bombing, three inch people dead.
[01:01:32] Disgusting.
[01:01:33] And while the Israeli strikes have slowed,
[01:01:35] those strikes are ongoing, particularly in the south.
[01:01:37] In fact, we have seen new video of a strike
[01:01:40] just yesterday in Kfar Joz.
[01:01:42] Now, Israel says that it has been targeting Hezbollah,
[01:01:46] but residents and also emergency services here
[01:01:49] say that they have been targeting
[01:01:50] residential areas.
[01:01:51] I can tell you that there is immense sadness and anger here.
[01:01:56] Hezbollah has fired a number of rockets into northern Israel
[01:01:58] in retaliation for these recent strikes.
[01:02:01] And all of this is now playing a critical role
[01:02:04] in the effort to secure a peace agreement in the war in Iran.
[01:02:07] US and Israeli officials are trying
[01:02:09] to separate the war in Iran and what's happening here
[01:02:12] as two separate, two different issues.
[01:02:14] But the Iranians have said there
[01:02:16] can be no agreement in the war unless there's
[01:02:18] a ceasefire here in Lebanon.
[01:02:21] Yeah. As I explained to you yesterday extensively, the Lebanese government is basically doing a
[01:02:30] Vichy France deal with Israel. They're absolutely refusing to protect their own citizens.
[01:02:39] With the hopes that Israel will just like leave them intact, with the hopes that they can
[01:02:43] potentially stave off civil war. Ironically enough, by my assessment, this collaboration
[01:02:49] with Israel is, Israel is like killing hundreds of civilians. As Israel is, you know, taking over
[01:02:56] Lebanese territory, Lebanese villages in South Lebanon is most likely going to lead to some kind
[01:03:03] of internal strife and cease in a civil war. But outside of that, from the Iranian perspective,
[01:03:11] their interest in maintaining a ceasefire across the board for the entire axis of resistance,
[01:03:18] not just Lebanon, because in their communiques, they say the whole of the acts of resistance,
[01:03:23] which also includes Gaza, is a part of the deal. Now, they might be saying that just so they can,
[01:03:29] you know, they can have a better bargaining position that they can lean into if they offer
[01:03:36] some concessions. But the major point there is to undermine the relationship that Israel
[01:03:43] in America currently has where Israel is the power player, even though America technically
[01:03:48] is the one who has complete control over Israel. They want to force America's hand into making
[01:03:55] demands that Israel has to abide by. That's the reality. And I think, and this is why I said
[01:04:05] yesterday that that is perhaps the most consequential element because why are you being so cynical
[01:04:13] by Iran not leaving Lebanon out to dry? No, I'm saying that that is the most consequential
[01:04:19] aspect of the ceasefire negotiation. It's not the unfrozen assets because we've stolen so
[01:04:26] much money from Iran. We have unlimited funds to unfreeze, right? And from the Iranian side,
[01:04:32] for example, the enriched uranium is a gimme for the Americans, right? And that's part
[01:04:38] of the reason why Trump keeps angling that as their primary concern in an effort to position himself
[01:04:48] in the aftermath of the ceasefire as like the real winner because Iran already conceded to the
[01:04:56] uranium conversation. Iran conceded twice, well three times actually if you consider the JCPOA
[01:05:02] as well. So from the Iranian perspective, the enriched uranium conversation, they could just
[01:05:09] like give it up. Who cares, right? So that's a gimme for them. And for the Americans, giving
[01:05:16] Iran money is a gimme because it's Iranian money anyway. And we're illegally, we're technically
[01:05:22] illegally holding on to tens of billions of dollars of frozen wealth, frozen payments
[01:05:31] that uh... iran was supposed to receive
[01:05:34] for their their oil and gas transfers to these other countries like south korea
[01:05:38] carter and the like
[01:05:40] uh... we stole that money we froze it
[01:05:43] that's a gimme that's a easy concession that america can make
[01:05:48] right
[01:05:51] that's why i'm saying the most consequential element
[01:05:55] of the ceasefire
[01:05:57] The most consequential element of the ceasefire is
[01:06:02] Iran's demands
[01:06:04] for the united states of america to take any action against israel
[01:06:08] to forcibly restrain
[01:06:11] to force
[01:06:13] to force israel
[01:06:16] to to scale back
[01:06:18] uh... against their grades and greater israel project
[01:06:21] to to get america
[01:06:23] to to say to israel you're done
[01:06:25] enough is enough. That will be the most consequential element in this ceasefire. I've said it already.
[01:06:33] I'll repeat it. Here's what I said. I said, like, look, if Iran takes the unfrozen assets
[01:06:39] without reaffirming their commitment to the acts of resistance ceasefire, they will give
[01:06:42] up on the most consequential demand, which has everything to do with forcing America's
[01:06:46] hand into restraining Israel, all the U.S. concessions pale in comparison. Okay?
[01:06:53] The IRGC doesn't want the ceasefire to continue anyway.
[01:06:59] And I think it's the work of Gallabof and Arakshi and some of the other negotiators that want
[01:07:08] to continue the ceasefire, that want to move in the direction of a complete cessation
[01:07:13] of hostilities.
[01:07:14] The IRGC on the other hand, I think, judging by the way they reacted, judging by the
[01:07:20] way they were operating for the last 42 days, feels as though they have not applied sufficient
[01:07:28] military deterrence.
[01:07:30] Enough economic damage has not been dealt to the United States of America, although
[01:07:36] significant economic damage has been dealt to the rest of the world.
[01:07:41] And that's precisely the reason why America wanted to put forth this ceasefire proposal
[01:07:47] and and tapped Pakistan to do so. And like I've said, I'm not. I do believe that China
[01:07:57] is probably playing a role here as well, urging Iran to take a deal because you know how China
[01:08:03] is they want stability way this morning to shore up the ceasefire agreement between the
[01:08:07] United States and Iran exactly six weeks after the war in the Middle East began. Vice
[01:08:12] President JD Vance is leading the U.S. delegation to the talks in Islamabad, Pakistan. He's joined
[01:08:17] by President Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner and special envoy Steve Whitcoff. MTS Tayyab
[01:08:23] is in Islamabad. MTS, good morning.
[01:08:25] Good morning. Well, these are the highest level and frankly highest stakes talks between
[01:08:31] the U.S. and Iran in many years. And after six weeks of brutal war, which has spread
[01:08:36] across the region, killing thousands and hitting the global economy hard, the distrust
[01:08:41] between both are you suggesting that USA made a ceasefire to save the economy of other countries?
[01:08:46] I mean oil and gas disrupts all markets.
[01:08:56] So saving the global economy is also technically to save the American economy as well like
[01:09:05] a little bit of instability, a little bit of volatility is an opportunity for capital
[01:09:09] owners to make money. Too much volatility on the other hand. And all of a sudden you
[01:09:13] have an inflation crisis. People can't purchase goods anymore. People can't even produce and
[01:09:17] manufacture goods, especially we're talking about the Asian markets where a lot of this
[01:09:21] manufacturing is taking place. If they don't have this necessary resource, oil and gas,
[01:09:26] they're not capable of manufacturing goods at the same rate. All of a sudden you have
[01:09:31] a real problem with inflation in the Western world as well because oil and gas is tied
[01:09:35] Yes, fuel, food, plastics, medicine, they all, everything, everything is run on oil, okay.
[01:09:43] So there is no, I mean, America can try to shelter the, the worst consequences. America
[01:09:49] can shelter its population from the worst consequences, but at the end of the day,
[01:09:53] even if there's a delayed response, it will still absolutely have a, it will have consequences,
[01:10:00] is negative consequences on the American economy as well, because the entire financial system
[01:10:06] is designed with this intricate web where everything is interconnected.
[01:10:11] That's precisely the reason why you might think, well, we have, you know, American companies
[01:10:16] that are based out of Silicon Valley, for example, and their profit centers are not
[01:10:21] going to be harmed.
[01:10:22] Iran can't touch, you know, San Francisco, but guess what, Iran can blow up data centers
[01:10:28] in the UAE.
[01:10:29] ronkin
[01:10:30] uh... blow up uh... a w u s facility
[01:10:33] in saudi arabia which they have right
[01:10:36] uh... because of the the
[01:10:38] uh... the way that capitalism operates around the globe
[01:10:43] a lot of these capital owners are still
[01:10:46] technically unsafe as long as there is an actor in the region as long as
[01:10:50] there's a regional actor that's willing to punish
[01:10:53] uh... profit centers
[01:10:57] which iran has done
[01:10:59] This creates additional pressure for capital owners to make boss calls to Donald Trump and
[01:11:07] to demand a cessation of hostilities.
[01:11:12] You understand?
[01:11:14] So not only is oil and gas connected to the global economy and there is obviously inelastic
[01:11:20] demand for it.
[01:11:22] You have to get it somehow, it doesn't matter because if you don't have it, your
[01:11:26] grid fails, and we've seen one example of that. I saw it with my own two eyes in Cuba,
[01:11:32] right? That's what happens when you are not allowed to receive any oil from neighboring countries.
[01:11:41] Your energy grid falls apart. Your food spoils when there's no electricity.
[01:11:47] There's no transport of drugs, no transport for ambulances, no transport of food,
[01:11:56] everything collapses. It becomes, like every day existence becomes unbearable. Right? You
[01:12:12] can't deal with that.
[01:12:15] Sides runs incredibly deep as they try to hold this fragile ceasefire together and
[01:12:20] end the conflict.
[01:12:25] The across islamabad is tight as several mile ring of armed forces made up of police checkpoints
[01:12:31] and roadblocks.
[01:12:32] I've been set up so no one can get anywhere near the luxury hotel where vice president
[01:12:36] Vance and top Iranian leaders are gathering.
[01:12:40] Few here can remember a time when this nuclear armed nation has been at the center of such
[01:12:44] intense diplomacy.
[01:12:46] The stakes for Pakistan.
[01:12:47] That's crazy.
[01:12:48] They're just dicing Pakistan.
[01:12:50] That's crazy.
[01:12:51] Bro, this CBS is Saturday morning anchors most be Turkish the way they're the way
[01:12:57] they're dissing Pakistan. They're like who would have ever thought this country
[01:13:01] would ever be at the center of such serious diplomatic negotiations. I mean,
[01:13:07] do they even have the capacity to handle such a serious conversation? Damn, bro,
[01:13:11] chill. They're the table now. Okay, we got to live with that. As a Turk, I have,
[01:13:19] I have the secret pride that every Turk has when Turkey is heavily involved in the diplomatic
[01:13:29] process.
[01:13:30] When Turkey plays the role of the table, we say we are the table, okay?
[01:13:35] Sometimes we say we are at the table, and sometimes we say we are the table, but those
[01:13:41] days are long gone.
[01:13:43] It's not Pakistan that has become the table.
[01:13:46] Iran couldn't be higher as it hosts this event, which is on a scale rarely ever seen here
[01:13:52] before, and it's taking no chances.
[01:13:55] Getting the U.S. and Iran to talk after six weeks of brutal war has been no easy task.
[01:14:01] Iranian cities and military infrastructure have been bombed by American and Israeli
[01:14:06] forces, and Iran has retaliated by targeting Israel and Gulf states, hosting U.S. bases
[01:14:12] across the region, as well as critical energy infrastructure.
[01:14:17] Sibyl Khan is a regional security analyst.
[01:14:19] Why is Pakistan the right place to hold these things?
[01:14:23] Pakistan is a unique country that has really, at this moment, not always, at this moment
[01:14:29] very good relations with all three actors.
[01:14:32] And also Pakistan is not a complete outsider to this war.
[01:14:38] The gulf between the US and Iran remains enormous. Even Tehran's preconditioning-
[01:14:44] It is kind of funny when, when, like a big part of the media analysis here is like,
[01:14:51] why the fuck are we doing this in Pakistan? Okay? That's kind of crazy.
[01:14:58] That like, they had to go and find an analyst to answer the question that's on everyone's minds.
[01:15:03] Why Islamabad? Why Pakistan?
[01:15:33] I love that video man, oh god. This is the reason, this is the reason why Pakistan is
[01:15:46] at the table. Turkey's got no children like that on camera, you know?
[01:15:53] Issues. With President Trump warning, if Iran doesn't reopen the strait, the fighting
[01:15:59] We'll restart. Do you think this is the beginning of the end of this war or the potential of
[01:16:06] it restarting again?
[01:16:08] I think it's the beginning of the end of this phase of war. Whether it's going to translate
[01:16:13] to a long-term peace, I'm still skeptical about it.
[01:16:19] And during the last two rounds of active negotiations between the U.S. and Iran, Iran found itself
[01:16:25] on the receiving end of American and Israeli strikes.
[01:16:28] Now Tehran wants guarantees that won't happen again,
[01:16:31] while Washington has major demands of its own.
[01:16:34] Few believe the core issues will be resolved here,
[01:16:38] and given how fragile the situation is,
[01:16:40] most here seem happy to simply see this ceasefire survive.
[01:16:45] Kelly.
[01:16:47] The correspondence standing by for us in Tehran and Islamabad,
[01:16:50] but let's begin in Pakistan where those talks are taking
[01:16:53] place with our correspondent Osama bin Javed. So Osama, the Americans and the Iranians are
[01:16:58] in the same room they were, I understand, supposed to be in separate rooms passing mess
[01:17:03] for the record. JD Vance's appearance at this, this ceasefire negotiations also is
[01:17:16] more proof of the amount of unbelievable leverage Iran holds over the United States
[01:17:22] of America because America has so far exclusively sent Steve Wyckoff and Jared Kushner, right?
[01:17:32] I don't think that Iran, I don't think that Iran believes that JD Vance is actually going
[01:17:39] to be like an anti-war voice inside of the admin.
[01:17:43] Maybe they do.
[01:17:44] I hope they don't, right?
[01:17:46] But maybe they do.
[01:17:47] Maybe they actually believe the memes, right, because they are boomers after all.
[01:17:51] you know, they're chud boomers. They might be very well read, very well educated, and certainly
[01:17:57] understand negotiations, diplomacy, but they might still have some, some relic ideals like boomer
[01:18:04] idealism where they read like a CNN article and they're like, Oh, JD Vance is the lone voice.
[01:18:10] I doubt it. I think the reason why they asked JD Vance to be there
[01:18:15] is to basically flex the amount of control they have over the negotiators process, even
[01:18:22] without the demands that they're putting forth.
[01:18:25] Because this is not part of the 10 point process. This was just to even have a conversation.
[01:18:30] So for the very fact that they were capable of demanding and receiving J.D. Vance, the
[01:18:37] vice president of the United States of America in these negotiations implies that America
[01:18:43] willing to play ball. It shows the power dynamic at play. It shows how much leverage Iran truly has.
[01:18:50] Because under normal circumstances, America was actually dominating Iran, and Iran was begging
[01:18:54] for a ceasefire in the way that Trump has presented it, in the way that Pete Hegs has presented it.
[01:18:58] When Iran says, oh, we're not coming to Islamabad unless JD Vance is there, they'd be like,
[01:19:02] fuck off. We're not sending the vice president, right?
[01:19:06] It could also be missile insurance, you know, but I don't think Israel is capable of actually
[01:19:18] fighting against an enemy with a competent air force and the capacity to defend itself.
[01:19:23] So I doubt that they would try to lob missiles at most, maybe some kind of espionage, some
[01:19:29] kind of infiltration.
[01:19:32] So I don't think that Israeli Air Force would want to go up against the Pakistani Air Force.
[01:19:38] I mean, and it's not even just memes like straight up.
[01:19:42] They have a competent air defense system, they have a competent Air Force.
[01:19:47] Israel can only bomb uncontested civilian lands and murder babies and children.
[01:19:53] It's not even a joke.
[01:19:54] That's just straight up the only thing they're capable of doing.
[01:20:00] But ultimately, I think the JD Vance demand that America received and agreed to is a big
[01:20:12] step.
[01:20:13] It's a big step.
[01:20:16] It shows that they have tremendous, Iran has tremendous leverage over this conversation.
[01:20:23] messages between each other do we know how exactly these the change to face-to-face talks came about
[01:20:35] Wait Pakistan also doesn't recognize Israeli passports
[01:20:41] This passport is valid for all countries of the world except Israel I thought it was just Malaysia
[01:20:53] That's funny.
[01:20:57] What it is, a historic moment here in Islamabad where the Pakistanis are taking credit for
[01:21:02] convincing these sides to forget their differences for a moment, sit together, resolve what they
[01:21:09] agree upon, and then move forward.
[01:21:11] We've been hearing from a number of sources who've been talking about how Pakistan has
[01:21:16] been trying to convince them to at least extend the ceasefire for a longer period
[01:21:22] for the Iranians to keep this fate of Hormuz open and then work on everything else that
[01:21:27] is on the table. The Iranian positions have been quite rigid. They've been talking about
[01:21:32] how there needs to be a ceasefire in Lebanon, how those assets that have been frozen by the
[01:21:37] United States need to be given back to the Iranians. And now also we're hearing now
[01:21:45] that there have been multiple rounds of negotiations, talks in a congenial atmosphere where they've
[01:21:50] We've also had dinner and now there's in the process of exchanging notes we hear from the
[01:21:56] Iranian side that their delegate level negotiations are underway and they're going to continue
[01:22:02] to try and find avenues.
[01:22:04] One source has told us that there's a push from Pakistan to try and get at least another
[01:22:10] day, another round, another extension of these talks so they can come to some sort
[01:22:15] of a conclusive agreement.
[01:22:16] So far, that has not happened, and as you've been hearing from the Pakistani Prime Minister,
[01:22:21] this has make or break for lasting peace in the region.
[01:22:24] So Pakistani diplomats are saying they're still hopeful.
[01:22:27] They're trying to convince them to give more and to seed more ground, but it will all depend
[01:22:32] on both sides and their leaderships to figure out how they go about these talks, what
[01:22:37] will be the mechanism going forward, and now that they've started meeting face to
[01:22:41] face, can they continue doing that?
[01:22:43] So you reported that there may be some progress on Lebanon and Iranian assets and as you just pointed out the Pakistani Prime Minister had really urged both sides to be flexible here.
[01:22:52] I wonder based on what you're hearing are the Pakistanis actually optimistic for a breakthrough here?
[01:22:58] Well, if that is one word in Islamabad right now from the corridors of power, whether to
[01:23:07] talk to military sources, diplomatic sources, or people in the politicians, they're all
[01:23:14] hopeful that there is something on the table.
[01:23:17] Now, they don't want to, there's almost a gag order here in Islamabad where no official
[01:23:22] will speak to you because they don't want to cast any shadow over what is coming between
[01:23:27] these two sides. So they're hopeful, they're optimistic, and they're trying to convince
[01:23:31] both sides to continue talking. And that they said that this is a platform that is available
[01:23:37] to them, whether they continue tonight, whether they continue next week, or want to come
[01:23:41] back to Pakistan, according to the hosts, they're ready to host more talks.
[01:23:45] All right, let's see what happens. Osama bin Javed for us there in Islamabad. Appreciate
[01:23:49] the reporting. Let's head over to the White House now where our correspondent
[01:23:52] Kimberli Halkit is standing. Excuse me, let's head over just across the street
[01:23:56] in Islamabad, where our White House correspondent, Kimberly Halkin, is standing by for us. So,
[01:24:01] Kimberly, look, negotiations are often about striking a conciliatory tone. That is maybe not
[01:24:06] the tone being sent out by the U.S. President Donald Trump on his social media site, Ruth Social.
[01:24:12] What has he been saying? And do we know if it's having any...
[01:24:15] I'm gonna say exactly what I've repeated over and over again for the past 42 days.
[01:24:20] Donald Trump is the worst person to hear from, to develop a decent understanding of how things
[01:24:30] are going. Okay? And oftentimes I'll say like, listen, Barak Ravid, for example, has utility,
[01:24:37] right? If you want to understand exactly what will happen next, don't listen to Barak Ravid.
[01:24:43] But if you want to understand like what the American side or the Israeli side wants you to
[01:24:48] And here, then yes, Barak Ravid is reliable, right?
[01:24:52] Reliable in an inverse Kramer index kind of way.
[01:24:56] With Donald Trump, there is no utility whatsoever.
[01:25:00] There is no reverse Kramer index with Donald Trump statements because it's just inconsistent.
[01:25:06] It's just inconsistent rambling.
[01:25:08] There is nothing, you can't even use him as an indicator.
[01:25:12] Because in one moment he'll say he's going to nuclear first strike and do a holocaust
[01:25:18] of the Iranian population, and then a couple hours later it's like, alright, cease fire
[01:25:22] time, right?
[01:25:23] So he is deeply unstable and in a panic state, a chaos agent who doesn't know what his next
[01:25:36] move is.
[01:25:37] Like, he personally doesn't know what the next step is.
[01:25:41] doesn't know what his next statement will look like. So it's precisely the
[01:25:48] reason why the worst person, yeah, he's like a cornered animal and therefore the
[01:25:53] absolute worst person to hear from to try and develop an understanding of what
[01:26:00] will happen next. One thing that I have seen though consistently is the more
[01:26:07] he talks about blowing up Iran, at least like this has been the pattern, the more he talks about
[01:26:15] blowing up Iran, the more willing he is to concede to Iranian demands. At least that's kind of what
[01:26:24] has happened so far. So if there's any sort of like, you know, reverse indicator that you can
[01:26:30] pull from his choice words. I suspect it's, you know, his consistent agitation on the
[01:26:37] timeline, specifically on true social talking about, you know, blowing up Iran. That means
[01:26:43] that they are going to concede to a lot of the demands that Iran is making impact on
[01:26:50] these talks. But again, I still caution you. I still, I still urge caution here. Don't
[01:27:00] Don't you know assume any sort of consistency whatsoever?
[01:27:07] Well, um, we're going to get to that in just a second because I want to show you
[01:27:11] what's behind me. If you can see off in the distance there,
[01:27:14] that building that has lights all along the top is the Serena hotel where these
[01:27:20] talks have been going on.
[01:27:22] And I should point out,
[01:27:24] and I have not been able to confirm this because I've been standing out
[01:27:26] here,
[01:27:27] but I am relying on Al Jazeera's live updates
[01:27:31] that the first phase of historic direct talks
[01:27:34] between the United States and Iran has now concluded.
[01:27:38] So what we know is that both sides
[01:27:42] are exchanging written text aimed at confirming
[01:27:44] they're on the same page on agreements
[01:27:46] reached in first round of direct in-person talks,
[01:27:49] obviously since 1979.
[01:27:52] And we should also point out that there are
[01:27:56] some sources who are reporting. Again, I cannot personally confirm this, but I have been hearing
[01:28:00] this extensively. Why is Lebanon not called in for the, I mean, Lebanon and Israel are
[01:28:05] not a part of this process. Iran is, um, Iran has placed, uh, Lebanese independence
[01:28:15] and, and the ceasefire in Lebanon, uh, on the table. And, um, and America is, uh,
[01:28:24] the country responsible for
[01:28:27] you know what is real
[01:28:29] should and shouldn't do
[01:28:32] what's the lebanese government and lebanese government has no power in this
[01:28:35] process at all they have no control over their own fucking territorial
[01:28:39] boundaries
[01:28:40] it's not a real state is not a real functioning state
[01:28:43] it's a proxy
[01:28:47] uh... that there is an attempt to unfreeze some of the assets belonging to
[01:28:51] the iranians which we know
[01:28:53] was of a great desire.
[01:28:55] So that would be the breaking news
[01:28:57] that is just coming down,
[01:28:59] that these talks have concluded for now.
[01:29:01] The big question becomes, what happens next?
[01:29:05] Is there going to be a further round of discussions?
[01:29:08] Are they going to spend the night in the Serena Hotel
[01:29:11] and get back at it at breakfast?
[01:29:13] We simply don't know because I'm finding out in real time
[01:29:16] just like everybody else.
[01:29:18] But what I can tell you is that there is a real desire
[01:29:22] given the fact that the U.S. vice president has made the trip here, a lengthy one that
[01:29:27] involves not a direct flight but a stop in Europe for refueling, that this is something
[01:29:33] that can be moved forward in terms of trying to iron out some of the big issues.
[01:29:39] For the United States, that looks like limiting Iran's ability to have a nuclear weapon
[01:29:45] and to get the Strait of Hormuz open.
[01:29:47] Now, again, we're going to have to dig with our sources to find out what was
[01:29:51] agreed upon in the hotel behind me there. But what I can tell you is that right now the
[01:29:57] top line appears to be that the talks have concluded for the moment.
[01:30:01] And surely in the next couple of days there's nothing more important on the vice president's
[01:30:05] schedule than these talks. But let's see where all this goes. Kimberly, we appreciate
[01:30:09] the reporting. And for more on this some joint.
[01:30:12] So here are some negotiation updates as of 3 p.m. Eastern time from Dropsite News.
[01:30:20] Ross State TV says a third round of talks is set for tonight in Islamabad. Major dispute
[01:30:26] centered around the straight of hormones. The financial times reports Iran has rejected
[01:30:30] a U S proposal for joint administration of the straight Iran insists on maintaining control
[01:30:34] over the shirt of hormones and imposing transit fees on ships. Financial times rights citing
[01:30:38] two informed sources. So I guess Donald Trump kind of threw that out there and was like,
[01:30:44] maybe we'll control it together. Who knows, which by the way would still be a spectacular
[01:30:48] L for the United States of America. But Iran is of course not going to accept that, especially
[01:30:54] considering that that deal would require the toll fee to be collected in dollars. And obviously,
[01:31:03] the big reason for why Iran wants to collect these tolls is they want the toll collection to
[01:31:07] be unimpeded by the SWIFT system, by the dollar system, which has routinely played a role in
[01:31:14] destroying their economy. America has dominated Iran economically because of the Petro dollar.
[01:31:21] So, I don't think that they will concede on that front. Even that concession, however,
[01:31:28] but even if Iran was like, sure, we'll do a total collection system in tandem with the United States,
[01:31:34] that would be still an unbelievable loss for the United States of America. But given the
[01:31:40] the leverage that they do have, I don't think they have to, to abide by that standard at
[01:31:46] all.
[01:31:47] A source close to Iran's team told FAR is the U.S. is making excessive demands, especially
[01:31:50] on Hormuz and other issues.
[01:31:52] The source said ideas the U.S. failed to impose during weeks of war are now being
[01:31:56] pushed in the negotiations.
[01:31:58] So it kind of feels like they're going back to business as usual.
[01:32:01] This is exactly what they did with Hamas.
[01:32:02] If you recall, America would consistently tell Hamas, the Politburo, that they're willing
[01:32:12] to concede on certain demands being made, and then Israel would spoil the deal last
[01:32:17] second, or it would just add increasingly ridiculous demands, poison pill provisions
[01:32:22] to destroy any attempts at a ceasefire.
[01:32:25] Obviously, this situation is a little bit different because with Hamas, Israel was
[01:32:30] capable of dominating and conducting a genocide and dominating militarily, whereas in this
[01:32:38] circumstance Iran has far more leverage than the United States of America does, right?
[01:32:44] Tosnim similarly reports excessive U.S. demands are obstructing progress despite the move
[01:32:50] to text exchanges. Iran says it is determined to protect its gains. The recap is direct
[01:32:57] negotiations to Iran and the United States took place at the Serena Hotel in Islamabad
[01:33:00] after both delegation mess separately with the Pakistani Prime Minister Shabazz Sharif
[01:33:06] Sharif. According to state-linked media, Iran agreed to enter the talks after the US accepted
[01:33:10] the release of frozen Iranian assets and Israel agreed to scale back strikes from Beirut
[01:33:13] to southern Lebanon. This is a unnecessary concession from the Iranian side, by the
[01:33:19] way, as I said, and this is my worry. My worry is that they can bribe Iran into
[01:33:24] taking a bad deal, right? Shahreef. Okay. Because Israel is determined to ruin the
[01:33:43] ceasefire and the primary, like I said, the primary goal here is to force to drive a wedge
[01:33:52] between Israel and America okay can you finish the content nuke instead of
[01:33:58] cover the news please yeah probably not gonna happen today chatter but let's
[01:34:08] continue
[01:34:15] there's eight full hours of my coverage on that if you want to go watch it
[01:34:21] Japanese soldiers still fighting for 34 years. Yeah, long after the war has ended.
[01:34:26] Respect. Man is committed to the continuation of drama slop amidst like
[01:34:32] world-changing negotiations taking place. I have to, I have to respect that a
[01:34:37] little bit, especially considering that we have possible real-world nukes in
[01:34:42] play. And this guy's like, well, what about this drama nuke? That's like what?
[01:34:49] almost two years old at this point. I mean, it's been a year old. It's officially a year old.
[01:34:58] Uh, anyway, according to state-led media, Iran agreed to enter talks as the U.S.
[01:35:02] accepted the release of frozen Iranian assets, and Israel agreed to scale back
[01:35:05] strikes from Beirut to southern Lebanon, which Tehran views as partial progress on the Lebanon,
[01:35:09] Lebanon sees for a commitment, it's not. It's not at all. U.S. has not publicly confirmed
[01:35:14] the assets being unfrozen. Iran made it clear it still holds the U.S. responsible
[01:35:17] compelling Israel to fully comply to its precondition, state media reported.
[01:35:21] The talks have today moved through several phases, opening high-level discussions,
[01:35:25] a break for expert-level committee work, and a resumption with specialized delegations joining
[01:35:28] the main teams. Negotiations are structured across three committees, political, economic,
[01:35:33] and legal, with foreign minister Abbasar actually heading the political track,
[01:35:36] central bank governor Abdul Mazer Hamadi on economics, and the deputy foreign minister
[01:35:41] Kazem Garibabadi on legal matters for Iran.
[01:35:45] In-person talks have concluded for now,
[01:35:47] with both sides continuing to exchange written texts
[01:35:49] according to FARs.
[01:35:51] Tossed in reports that while talks advance the text exchange
[01:35:53] phase, excessive demands by the US have slowed
[01:35:55] and obstructed progress.
[01:35:59] The street of Hormuz remains the central point of dispute.
[01:36:03] The same was reported by the Financial Times.
[01:36:05] Iranian officials are reportedly adamant
[01:36:07] that their military gains be preserved and national rights safeguarded.
[01:36:16] A source close to the Iranian delegation to as far as another round of talks is likely tonight or
[01:36:20] tomorrow. So, that's where we're at. Okay? How did you pronounce Gharibabdhabi? Fast,
[01:36:31] but not Sharif? Okay. Anyway. So, yeah, as you can tell, one of the hardest concessions
[01:36:46] to get across. Why won't you become a politician? Always advising and criticizing others. Coaches
[01:36:53] don't play a guy. The real easy answer for that. I have a lot more impact where I can
[01:37:01] highlight and push for 50 candidates rather than spend all my efforts on one candidate
[01:37:07] see my own in one in one race with no guarantee that I win.
[01:37:18] All right, so let's continue in the in the studio by our
[01:37:24] military analyst, Sean Bell and Middle East commentator,
[01:37:27] Tara. What is this? They're doing this for Spain. Just
[01:37:29] hearing from Dom, all that's happening in. Oh, they're doing
[01:37:34] this in Spain. What is this? The Israeli foreign ministry tweets and appalling anti-Semitic
[01:37:39] hatred on display here is a direct result of, of, of the Spanish government, Petros Sanchez
[01:37:45] government systemic incitement. And even now the Spanish government remains silent. The
[01:37:49] Spanish charged affairs was summoned for a rapper man.
[01:37:54] You know what's funny about this is like doing an effigy for Benjamin Netanyahu and
[01:37:59] blowing it up, is classic. It's ironic because effigies have played a big role in Israeli
[01:38:08] politics as well. They used to do this for the opposition leaders and even in certain
[01:38:14] instances, Benjamin Indian himself. So the idea that this is like, you know, the idea
[01:38:20] that this is a severe slight against Israel, an anti-Semitic slight against Israel is
[01:38:25] really funny. This person says, an energy bothers you. You've been burning real children
[01:38:30] for three years. No one gives a shit about your feelings. Exactly. Exactly. Yeah. If
[01:38:39] you don't like my war criminal, you're anti-semitic. You're anti-semitically not liking, you
[01:38:45] know, the modern, the modern version of Adolf Hitler. Sorry. How dare you? Iran in the
[01:38:51] US began a new round of trilateral talks, Iranian state media reported Farz news is
[01:38:55] saying, it may be the last opportunity in this round due to US demands currently 1 AM
[01:39:00] in Pakistan.
[01:39:01] Yeah.
[01:39:02] So, I keep stressing this over and over again, but the number one demand and the toughest
[01:39:10] one to achieve from the Iranian side is trying to get America to reign in Israel.
[01:39:18] Okay.
[01:39:20] Now, in a normal world, this should not be that tough of a demand at all, because America
[01:39:26] is the senior partner in this coalition.
[01:39:28] Okay?
[01:39:29] For all intents and purposes, America could make one fucking phone call and stop Israel
[01:39:34] all together.
[01:39:35] That's just the reality.
[01:39:38] That has not changed.
[01:39:40] That certainly has not changed since Joe Biden, and it didn't change under Donald
[01:39:44] Trump either.
[01:39:45] of American presidents have actually done that singular phone call to reign in Israel.
[01:39:51] So unfortunately, the dynamic has shifted a little bit. Although America still technically
[01:39:59] retains all control over whatever Israel chooses to do, America's not enforcing that or hasn't
[01:40:06] enforced that since the Obama era. Okay. The JCPOA was the last time the United States
[01:40:14] America did something that was in their own interest as far as pursuing diplomacy with
[01:40:19] the foreign adversaries such as Iran that Israel did not like.
[01:40:23] Since then, Donald Trump became president, Joe Biden became president after, and then
[01:40:26] Donald Trump came back again, and administration after administration, the relationship has
[01:40:32] shifted in favor of Israel, Israel getting into the driver's seat and basically controlling
[01:40:39] all-American menopolicy, right? Middle Eastern and North Africa policy. And this is obviously
[01:40:46] the final stage of that relationship where Benjamin Nen now is sitting in the situation
[01:40:50] room and it's such a gross and such a flagrant abuse of that long-standing relationship at
[01:41:03] this point where the power dynamic is totally shifted in the hands of Israel that even
[01:41:07] New York Times is reporting on it. Okay, that's very significant. New York Times is a Zionist
[01:41:13] newspaper. New York Times is a very pro-Israel newspaper. And it's the same New York Times that
[01:41:20] actually covered the internal dynamic. So that is significant. That means that even
[01:41:29] pro-Israel newspapers have realized that they have to offer this kind of coverage. They have
[01:41:33] to show the truth about where American foreign policy is and how much undue influence, how
[01:41:40] much outsized influence Benjamin Netanyahu truly has over what we're doing.
[01:41:46] In Islam, at least, what should be happening, hopefully will happen.
[01:41:49] And in the meantime, we're getting these posts on truth social from Donald Trump.
[01:41:54] I mean, it was quite long, I read it out.
[01:41:56] But we are now starting the process of clearing out the straight-off removes in
[01:42:01] favor of countries all over the world.
[01:42:02] Isn't it just an opinion piece? No. It was Maggie Haberman. It was not an opinion piece. That was straight reporting
[01:42:07] from the New York Times. It was crazy to read.
[01:42:13] That was great investigative reporting from the New York Times,
[01:42:16] which has seemingly retained that capability of conducting investigative reporting
[01:42:22] and offering accurate reporting on America's relationship with Israel. Seemingly they retained that.
[01:42:29] They just never use it. It's kind of like reading that article for me. It kind of felt like, you know,
[01:42:35] when you see a cop deal with like a drunk white guy or like an ice agent or something and you're
[01:42:41] like, oh, so you do have the capacity to de-escalate. You just choose not to do so in most circumstances.
[01:42:47] Like I read that piece on The New York Times. I was like, oh, oh, so this is a real newspaper.
[01:42:51] This is why they called the paper a record the gray lady because you have that capacity. You
[01:42:56] you just have been, for the last almost three years,
[01:42:59] you have refused to utilize that capacity
[01:43:03] and have been burning your credibility
[01:43:07] in the altar of defending Israel.
[01:43:18] So, interesting stuff.
[01:43:20] It was totally leaked by Israelis for Israelis
[01:43:22] to feel some way.
[01:43:23] I don't think so because I think that
[01:43:25] is a very dangerous gambit. The more Americans are aware, the more the New York Times readership
[01:43:35] is the last bastion of defense of Israel, okay? It's all the highly educated Natsik liberals
[01:43:42] that work in think tanks that have direct relationships, are big donors to campaigns.
[01:43:49] have who have a lot of belief and a lot of investments in Israel. When those guys read
[01:43:56] that reporting and they go, all my fucking God, okay, this has gotten completely out of control,
[01:44:03] you're losing like the last, you're losing the last group of people that had any defense
[01:44:10] of Israel whatsoever in mind. And Israel has already lost the overwhelming majority of the
[01:44:16] the American public. If anything, this is a terrible prospect for them because this invites
[01:44:22] additional scrutiny from like the last remaining group of people that are on board with, you
[01:44:29] know, Israel's interests.
[01:44:31] Yeah. Meanwhile, Benjamin Ennio is doing this as well. Very cool. Very cool. New Israeli
[01:44:41] Prime Minister Benjamin Ennio says in a televised address that campaign is not over yet,
[01:44:44] that Iran had sought to eliminate Israel but is now struggling to survive and that we still have more to do cool great
[01:44:57] He's every day every day with his fucking stupid maps and and power points dude 40 years this guy has been doing this shit
[01:45:07] I'm telling you it's a it's a double suicide pack
[01:45:11] Obviously, Zionism being a fascist ideology is a suicidal ideology, just like Nazism was, right?
[01:45:20] But it's crazy that they're pulling us along for the journey. It's wild. What will it take?
[01:45:29] What will it take for the American government to be like, we're done. We're done here. This
[01:45:38] This is unbearable, this is unbelievable, what the fuck?
[01:45:51] Yeah, meanwhile, South Korea has gotten increasingly
[01:45:57] more frustrated with the way that Israel is behaving.
[01:46:02] And the South Korean president actually
[01:46:04] had some choice words for the Israeli occupational forces violence that they've subjected
[01:46:12] Palestinian teenagers to. And they criticized it very publicly. It was very unique. We'll
[01:46:19] talk about that. We'll talk about what that means in a little bit, but this is funny.
[01:46:25] Mark Ames reports on the United Arab Emirates not taking defeat while retreating into
[01:46:29] wounded delusions of grandeur that could get dangerous. Here is Amshad Taha, an
[01:46:36] Emirati expert in strategic and political affairs. He says, as long as the UAE is
[01:46:43] not an Islamabad, J.D. Vance and the Islamic regime in Iran will fail in
[01:46:47] Pakistan. The UAE does not and will not accept the Islamic regime in Iran
[01:46:51] controlling access to the shade of Hormuz, nor possessing nuclear weapons,
[01:46:55] ballistic missiles, drones, or any capabilities that threaten regional
[01:46:58] security. This regime must issue a formal apology to the UAE for its aggression,
[01:47:03] acknowledge its actions, provide full compensation for any harm caused to individuals and institutions,
[01:47:07] and guarantee non-repetition. Otherwise, what comes next will be devastating for this terrorist regime.
[01:47:19] I love this. I love this because you know what this kind of posturing reminds me of?
[01:47:24] I mean, this is coming from the most like no motion ass junior partner that is that has been treated like
[01:47:33] You know a bullet magnet or the last 42 days like Israel doesn't give a fuck about the UAE
[01:47:40] America doesn't give a fuck about the UAE. Nobody gives a fuck about the UAE, right?
[01:47:44] But it's really funny that they're like, no, you don't understand like our revenge will be swift. Okay. It'll be glorious now
[01:47:51] Now, what's funny is, there's a reason why they're not, you know, at the table, yeah,
[01:47:58] someone's at Pakistan is the table, the UAE is on the menu, yes.
[01:48:05] And we don't give a fuck about you, because you are dumb to be honest.
[01:48:08] I don't know what this is, the Dubai chatter, the chiming in.
[01:48:13] Anyway.
[01:48:16] So, obviously, the UA has no motion or no say in what takes place in the negotiations, right?
[01:48:30] But what's really funny about it is it reminds me of something I've been seeing more and more often
[01:48:35] from anti-Semitic, Groyper Neo-Nazis on the timeline who have spent most of their lives
[01:48:45] talking about how like, you know, Jews control the media, Jews control the American government,
[01:48:49] Zog this, Zog that, Zionist occupied government, whatever, right? And now that it's kind of
[01:48:55] like a QAnon guy that sees the Epstein stuff and has to pivot away from Epstein for some
[01:49:00] reason. Like this is the most Israel controls American foreign policy moment that we have
[01:49:06] ever seen, at least in my lifetime. This is the most like convincing of this theory
[01:49:14] And instead of recognizing that and demanding change, a lot of the anti-Semitic Gropers
[01:49:21] have decided to chirp in a way that's not dissimilar to the UAE, where they're basically
[01:49:26] saying like, well, you can do whatever you want in the Middle East as long as you just
[01:49:32] let us keep deporting immigrants like, please, Israel, let us keep deporting immigrants
[01:49:38] like as though Israel is any say in the American immigration process.
[01:49:44] Like you have, this is why I always say like, if your primary purpose is like, if your primary
[01:49:50] focus is like anti-Semitism, if you don't have like any serious analysis, and it's just
[01:49:56] like gripes that you have envisioned in your mind, it is very funny where you're just
[01:50:02] making concessions to Israel and making demands of Israel somehow that you believe
[01:50:09] controls all aspects of American society. And I personally think it's very funny and
[01:50:15] not dissimilar to the way that the UAE is approaching the subject, where they have no
[01:50:19] motion, no power whatsoever, and they're just making like belligerent demands of Israel.
[01:50:27] That is not Nick Fuentes position at all. Okay, Nick Fuentes defender. I don't know
[01:50:30] what Nick Fuentes official position is. I haven't heard from him in quite a while
[01:50:34] as a matter of fact. So I don't know. But what I'm talking about is some of the Gropers
[01:50:41] that I've seen, they keep saying, well, Nick, what does that a similar concession as well?
[01:50:45] He literally said, Israel, if you kill Hassan, if you assassinate Hassan Piker, you will
[01:50:52] be able to win over the entire Groper neo-Nazi community. I have heard him say that. But
[01:51:02] know. That's neither here nor there. Where is it? Where is it? Let me see if I can find
[01:51:15] this gripper that I was that I saw chirping on the timeline. It's very funny. I'm trying
[01:51:23] to find it. Hold on. I think it was Matthew Petty that also retweeted it. Oh, here it
[01:51:38] is. Here it is. Here it is. Here it is. This guy, this guy, I don't even care anymore.
[01:51:43] Just shut the borders and dismantle the work visa programs. That's all we want. We'll
[01:51:46] even let you attack any country you want in the Middle East. Breaking representative
[01:51:50] Thomas Mansi calls for an end to all US foreign aid. And then there's like neo-Nazi on the timeline.
[01:51:57] There's neo-Nazi on the timeline. It's like, come on, dude. I don't even care.
[01:52:04] I don't even care if Israel controls America anymore. Just like pleading,
[01:52:11] pleading to the Jewish hypnosis machine to no longer allow America to have unrestricted
[01:52:23] third world immigration. Like in his mind, in his head cannon, it's the Jews that are
[01:52:30] responsible for the great replacement, but he's like, please, please. It's funny. Yeah,
[01:52:40] Good luck to this guy in all of his future endeavors.
[01:52:45] Don't know how you exist in this like completely idiotic space.
[01:52:53] This is serious question.
[01:52:54] I feel dumb asking, but as Jewish it knows the real trope.
[01:52:57] Yes, I guess, you know, it can be.
[01:53:02] I'm using it jokingly.
[01:53:05] lasers is another thing that people claim I literally know a guy like this he's
[01:53:18] insanely racist three kids bro lives like a hermit in Tacoma and rants about
[01:53:21] Indian people a safe way he works at nice. The Goy beam. Yeah.
[01:53:38] Shahbaz Sharif is traveling the KSA on an emergency basis. Well, what big development
[01:53:44] if Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif is traveling the KSA on an emergency basis that likely means
[01:53:48] USA and Iran are agreed that Pakistan and KSA will be doing a joint patrolling of the
[01:53:52] Shared Hormuz, my source in Washington, DC confirm. Yeah, I don't. I mean patrolling the
[01:54:00] Shared Hormuz while the IRGC still collects a toll. Like I highly doubt that the KSA and
[01:54:08] Pakistan are going to be, or that Iran is going to relinquish control over the
[01:54:13] the Shroud of Hormuz to Pakistan and the Saudi kingdom. I don't know where this is
[01:54:21] coming from. I don't agree with this assessment at all. Law UAE would allow all that. What?
[01:54:28] The UAE, yeah, the real senior partner in this coalition, the UAE will have some choice
[01:54:33] words. Anyway, meanwhile, all this is happening, of course, Trump is, you know, Trump is
[01:54:43] been going on a tear, demanding that, where's the latest Trump tweet? Hold on, let me find
[01:54:52] it real quick. Oh, here it is. Trump says, fake news media with Trump derangement syndrome
[01:55:00] loves claiming Iran is winning. In fact, everyone knows they are losing and losing big praise
[01:55:03] be to Allah. He writes from his golf club in Virginia. The fake news media has lost
[01:55:11] total credibility not that they had any to begin with
[01:55:14] because of their massive trump derangement syndrome sometimes referred
[01:55:18] to as tds
[01:55:20] they love saying that iran is winning when in fact everyone knows that they are
[01:55:25] losing and losing big their navy is gone their air force is gone
[01:55:29] their anti-aircraft apparatus is non-existent radar is dead their missile
[01:55:34] and drone factories have been largely obliterated along with their missiles
[01:55:37] and drones themselves
[01:55:39] and most importantly the long-time
[01:55:42] inner quotes leaders
[01:55:44] are no longer with us praise be to all law what the fuck
[01:55:49] may all awaken the people
[01:55:51] and help them to see
[01:55:53] the evil doings of israel
[01:55:55] and the united states
[01:55:59] the only thing they have going is the threat that a ship may
[01:56:03] into one of their c mines which by the way all twenty eight of their mind
[01:56:07] dropper boats are also lying at the bottom of the sea.
[01:56:10] We're now starting the process of clearing out the Shredda Hormuz as a favor to all countries
[01:56:15] all around the world, including China, Japan, South Korea, France, Germany, and many others.
[01:56:21] Incredibly, they don't have the courage or will to do this work themselves.
[01:56:27] Very interestingly, however, empty oil carrying ships from many nations are heading to
[01:56:32] the United States of America to load up with oil.
[01:56:36] Thank you for your attention to this matter, President Donald J. Trump.
[01:56:40] I'm saying the ceasefire is going nowhere.
[01:56:45] I mean he hasn't threatened to nuclear furshow Iran in this speech, so maybe you're right.
[01:56:51] Because I feel like the more belligerent he gets, the more aggressive he gets with the
[01:56:55] speech, that's the only reverse indicator I've seen so far that, you know, concessions
[01:57:01] are imminent.
[01:57:05] tell me this ain't the ultimate Israeli shit. Yeah, I covered this already earlier.
[01:57:13] Trump's Sunni arc. Will Trump praise a law again by April 15th? They're coming
[01:57:19] on with corrupt schemes. You couldn't fathom in your wildest imagination.
[01:57:24] There's no way that's a real poly market bet, right? Was that a real poly market bet?
[01:57:35] That's crazy, man.
[01:57:45] So someone is just like someone, I mean, this could be the guy writing Trump's tweets, right?
[01:57:53] Just putting 30 grand on there to be like, I'm gonna fire this off, make a cool 30 grand.
[01:58:01] I don't think that's true.
[01:58:02] I don't think this is real.
[01:58:03] Are you asking yourself to look at poly market?
[01:58:05] I don't believe it.
[01:58:08] Did probably market user bet trauma praise a law on Easter rumor, which no, no, no, that's
[01:58:11] a, that's the old one, but this one might be fake too.
[01:58:17] Huh.
[01:58:18] Iran disputes US claim of hormones, transits, warship, turn back under threat.
[01:58:25] So this is one aspect of the, of the inconsistencies.
[01:58:30] Okay.
[01:58:31] There are claims that multiple US naval vessels have crossed through the
[01:58:40] Shredder Hormuz. Okay. Iran disputes this, but this is something that we can
[01:58:47] visually confirm, I suspect. So I'm not entirely certain on what took place.
[01:58:54] Okay. Not one, but two. There's also another conversation taking place about
[01:59:00] whether or not Iran, the IRGC Navy, actually put mines in certain parts of the Strait.
[01:59:09] Although tankers have still passed through the Strait of Hormuz,
[01:59:12] there are claims that certain parts of the Strait have been mined. Okay.
[01:59:21] What is this?
[01:59:27] Okay, why are you guys yelling at one another?
[01:59:30] So, US vessels attempted a very high-risk operation to create the impression that the
[01:59:37] Strait is open to come through, take a souvenir photo, and say, hey, I cross, said Nima Akbar
[01:59:42] Kani, speaker on the state media disputing US claims that two warships, the US's Frank
[01:59:46] E. Peterson, DDG-121, and US's Michael Murphy, DDG-112, transited the Strait of Hormose.
[01:59:56] He said the ships used electronic warfare, hugged coastlines, and spoofed their identity
[01:59:59] smaller local vessels at times positioning behind other ships to mass movement. As usual,
[02:00:04] it pulled every trick in the book, he said. The vessels do not appear on vessel finder,
[02:00:09] Kepler, or marine traffic.
[02:00:12] Akbar Khan, he said, Iranian forces tracked the vessel, locked anti-ship cruise missiles onto it,
[02:00:16] and warned it to turn back within 30 minutes or be struck. He added the IRGC naval forces,
[02:00:20] saw it as the best catch we've had in a while, but were held back due to the ceasefire.
[02:00:26] His account directly contradicts U.S. Central Command, which said the two
[02:00:31] destroyers transited into the Persian Gulf and began operations to establish a safe maritime passage
[02:00:37] and ensure the strait is fully clear of sea mines. CENTCOM said the mission includes clearing
[02:00:42] mines allegedly laid by Iran's IRGC in preparing a route to encourage the free flow of commerce.
[02:00:48] Additional U.S. assets, including underwater drones, are expected to join in the coming days.
[02:00:52] U.S.S. Frank E. Peterson is part of the Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group while U.S. Michael Murphy is independently deployed according to U.S.
[02:01:00] and I news Bloomberg on the other hand
[02:01:05] hand, Bloomberg on the other hand, citing a regional intelligence official reports that
[02:01:18] two U.S. Navy Arleigh Burke class, Burke class destroyers attempted to transit the Strait of
[02:01:24] Hormuz on Saturday but turned back after encountering threats from Iran's Islamic
[02:01:29] Revolutionary Guard Corps, which also launched a drone towards the vessels. The incident occurred
[02:01:35] around noon Dubai time, as US and Iranian delegations were in Islamabad for negotiations,
[02:01:40] the officials said.
[02:01:41] The account contrasts with the US Central Command, which says the destroyer successfully
[02:01:45] passed through the strait into the Persian Gulf as a part of a mission to clear alleged
[02:01:48] sea mines and establish a safe maritime corridor, a claim Iran denies.
[02:01:53] Okay.
[02:02:00] Dude, chat GPT.
[02:02:07] This guy went into the chat GPT machine and the chat GPT machine spat back something I
[02:02:14] have literally said.
[02:02:17] It's so funny critiquing the Democrats is fine, but saying they're no better ignores
[02:02:21] reality.
[02:02:22] Biden Harris record was containment and the JCPOA the current record is dropping bunker
[02:02:26] busters on mainland Iran and pushing regime change by refusing the backflawed diplomacy
[02:02:31] over a literal hot war.
[02:02:32] You aren't being anti imperialist, you're just letting perfect be the enemy of good
[02:02:35] while actual people pay the price.
[02:02:37] Yeah, dumbass.
[02:02:41] If you had the capacity to think on your own and listen to the things that I have
[02:02:44] said consistently on this, you would know that one of my major criticisms of Biden
[02:02:50] was not continuing the Obama legacy of the JCPOA when he had the opportunity to do so
[02:02:55] because his brain had melted and leaked out of his fucking ears.
[02:02:59] And not only that, but also he was a major dick writer of the state of Israel.
[02:03:05] That's it.
[02:03:09] That was a criticism that I had of the Biden administration.
[02:03:15] A continuation of the Trump policy of no diplomacy with Iran.
[02:03:20] which inevitably led to exactly what we're watching currently.
[02:03:26] It is funny to talk to me about this though of all people because
[02:03:30] you know I had the guy who wrote the JCPOA sitting right here and not only that but I also had
[02:03:37] a Democratic congressperson just last night on the broadcast in Hanomar and I asked her
[02:03:44] about why Biden had not continued the JCPOA or what some of the criticism of the JCPOA
[02:03:49] even under the Obama administration war, where she said the Obama admin $3.8 billion a year,
[02:03:55] annual MOU, that is slated to end, was a concession made to the Israelis for even allowing
[02:04:09] diplomacy to take place with Iran. And that long rant for someone who's unfazed,
[02:04:19] Are you an animal?
[02:04:24] I dignified you with a response.
[02:04:30] And that's your counter?
[02:04:34] Not only did I dignify your chat GPT assessment with a response, I gave you additional clarifications
[02:04:43] and you just went long rant.
[02:04:46] Like you're a fucking caveman, you're like, I couldn't understand what you're saying.
[02:04:52] Jesus Christ.
[02:04:55] That's incredible.
[02:05:01] It's my job.
[02:05:04] My job is to explain stuff to people that don't understand it, you know?
[02:05:09] If you are sincerely coming in here with questions,
[02:05:13] I'll offer clarity.
[02:05:19] Perhaps it was my mistake that I accurately clocked that he was, you know, engaging in
[02:05:25] cognitive offloading and couldn't come up with his own statements, with his own criticisms
[02:05:32] and utilized a computer.
[02:05:41] time, I'll be more careful. Pakistani source tells Santa the overall tone and the outcome
[02:05:46] of the U.S. around talks in Islamabad has remained largely positive, but the distal
[02:05:49] mate persists over control over the straight of our moves.
[02:06:19] Um, we don't know what the situation is, where's Kaia?
[02:06:26] There she is. Only address the dumb but genuine questions. I mean, I tried to.
[02:06:34] Um, Bloomberg is, is, um, denying or contradicting the report that the, uh, that sent com put out.
[02:06:41] I still don't know. I still don't know what the reality is like. Uh, we're,
[02:06:45] We're American destroyers capable of maneuvering through the straight and crossing it or not.
[02:07:08] So funny that the war made Iran realize it doesn't need nukes as long as it has control
[02:07:11] over the straight.
[02:07:12] Pretty sure Iran will want to either have nukes or control the straight going forward,
[02:07:15] really fucked up there. Please don't tell me you believe Sencom, bro. I don't, but I have seen some
[02:07:28] naval assets. I've seen some people on the timeline post like visual imagery of naval
[02:07:36] assets crossing the strait or looks to be crossing the strait, but I haven't seen anybody
[02:07:41] actually like on OSINT identify if those were taken recently or where they were
[02:07:48] taken. I haven't seen anything like I haven't seen any visual confirmation. But
[02:07:56] we will find out soon enough I mean it's impossible for massive naval assets to
[02:08:02] be able to cross the Strait after you know 42 days of not being able to
[02:08:07] transit, it would be a huge deal. So, Azure, Rhett, thank you for the 150 bones. Respect.
[02:08:26] God damn, thank you. The Piker Broadcasting Service thanks you, PBS, for tomorrow's news
[02:08:32] today. So, they're using that fuel that we really don't have the ways to pull a
[02:08:36] got you know it'd be significant first of all it wouldn't be a gotcha
[02:08:40] uh...
[02:08:41] uh... it is in america's interest to position some of their naval assets
[02:08:44] inside of the straight up
[02:08:46] uh... crossing through the shirt of our moves so they can potentially use them
[02:08:49] in the deployment
[02:08:51] is right now
[02:08:53] uh... is right now they have a shit ton of destroyers
[02:08:57] that they can't just like push through
[02:08:59] into uh... the persian golf
[02:09:02] but if they were to conduct any military operations
[02:09:06] uh... on the iranian coastline
[02:09:08] if they were to conduct any military operations i just like overtaking car
[02:09:11] garland
[02:09:13] obviously uh...
[02:09:15] naval assets play a form of role in that
[02:09:18] uh... even with all of that there's no guarantee of success but
[02:09:22] they would certainly need it right
[02:09:24] they would certainly need to move some uh... pieces
[02:09:31] So we shall see.
[02:09:40] The world, then he lists them and then offends them because says, you know, they were too cowardly to do it to both of you, Sean, if you want to start just what do you make of him interjecting the whole time with this kind of statement.
[02:09:51] It's very odd, isn't it? When the negotiations that we understand have actually started. We also understand they are face to face.
[02:09:57] Like, here's the reality. Okay.
[02:10:01] We know, by now I hope, and I'm sure Iran knows, that the only way to achieve a diplomatic
[02:10:12] success is through military power, okay?
[02:10:20] The only reason why Iran currently is able to collect reparations for the damage American
[02:10:28] Israel is caused is because they militarily control the straight of Haramuz. Right? That's it.
[02:10:36] The only reason why JD Vance is in Islamabad right now is because America has not been able to
[02:10:41] successfully attrit Iranian strike capabilities and destroy these massive missile cities, right,
[02:10:47] that are deep underground. If America was able to achieve military success in the last 42 days,
[02:10:55] this conversation would not be taking place right now, okay? It just would not be happening.
[02:11:00] So you have to keep that in mind. The reason why I'm bringing that up is because if Iran now
[02:11:13] engaging in diplomatic talks offers consistent allowances to the United States of America to
[02:11:22] make even subtle tweaks physically by moving assets into the region, moving assets through
[02:11:31] the strait and into the Gulf.
[02:11:35] That's a major escalation on the American side that requires military deterrence to
[02:11:41] be reestablished.
[02:11:43] If they don't do that, the Americans and the Israelis, right, this is a similar situation
[02:11:51] with Israel striking Lebanon after Iranian demands of a ceasefire that also factors in
[02:11:58] the Lebanese territories.
[02:12:04] When you allow these guys on the American side of the Israeli side to take an inch, that'll
[02:12:11] be very costly down the line.
[02:12:13] That means that they no longer respect you.
[02:12:17] That means that they no longer trust that you are capable of engaging America and Israel
[02:12:24] militarily.
[02:12:25] They're not looking at the lost assets.
[02:12:28] They don't care, okay?
[02:12:30] Think about it like a reset.
[02:12:35] Give them an inch.
[02:12:36] You'll lose a mile.
[02:12:38] It's that simple.
[02:12:39] So if they were to, if they were to let American naval carriers pass through the
[02:12:44] straight. That's a devastating blow to the leverage Iran has because Americans will look
[02:12:52] at that and go, see, they're too afraid. Israelis, when they blow up Lebanon and kill 300 plus
[02:13:01] people in one day in a matter of 10 minutes, and then Iran says, okay, going forward, if
[02:13:10] you scale back on your violence and only keep your bombing campaigns to southern Lebanon
[02:13:16] and southern Lebanese villages, then that's fine.
[02:13:19] That means we're moving, we're moving in the right direction on these talks.
[02:13:25] You've already dropped your, you've already given a major concession and you've taught
[02:13:29] the Israelis a very wrong lesson.
[02:13:34] And strategic restraint under the leadership of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei only
[02:13:43] led to tremendous defeats for the axis of resistance.
[02:13:47] Okay?
[02:13:48] I'm not one of those guys who's a, you know, armchair quarterback in here who says like,
[02:13:53] Iran keep blowing up Israel like, what the fuck?
[02:13:55] I'm simply looking at the way that the Israelis operate, the way that the Americans operate.
[02:14:00] And it's impossible for me not to recognize that if you actually make any concessions on the most consequential aspects of this ceasefire negotiation,
[02:14:14] then Israel learns the same exact lesson you've taught them before and assumes that you are too afraid, assumes that you don't have the capabilities to respond militarily,
[02:14:26] and they will only double down, triple down, and in the process a lot more lives will be lost.
[02:14:34] It's that they're not being mediated backwards and forwards. Straight-forward moves, it was
[02:14:38] interesting. It wasn't an issue before the war now is an issue. There's no military solution
[02:14:43] to that at all. But it's interesting that we heard that US military vessels were moving
[02:14:47] into the strait. The assumption is, you remember just at the southern edge of the strait,
[02:14:50] there was that proposed minefield, and therefore it sounded like they were going
[02:14:54] going into clear that minefield to try and help Iran open up the strait. Iran has immediately
[02:14:59] denied that they've actually done this. They've threatened that if the US warships go in there
[02:15:03] with 30 minutes, they will actually start attacking them. But also Trump's tweet talked
[02:15:08] about US has got double the amount of oil that anyone in the Middle East has. By context,
[02:15:13] the Middle East has already had its fingers burned by President Trump. He didn't tell
[02:15:17] them about this war coming. They've suffered massive attacks. They've ended up going
[02:15:21] to have to spend a lot of money and time actually recovering from that.
[02:15:24] So Kia's style are quite the opposite.
[02:15:25] It's been going to the Middle East trying to help protect the Middle East because when
[02:15:29] the war is over, you know, relations will look a bit strained.
[02:15:32] And I do think there's a really interesting concept around this, around the role of China
[02:15:37] potentially in all of this.
[02:15:38] Indeed.
[02:15:39] And to the effect of the impact on Gulf countries, of course, the US bases there, one
[02:15:43] can argue, have really become a source of liability for the Gulf countries, of course.
[02:15:49] you know indeed then that argument can prompt us to think are they looking for other security
[02:15:54] arrangements and that's where the role of China would come in and is China going to fill that
[02:15:58] gap and when it comes to oil money Barbara the Gulf countries indeed relied on the petrodollar not
[02:16:04] just now but the investments that they've made mainly in the AI sector in the US we have to
[02:16:10] remember that and the impact that that would have moving forward given that then they would be
[02:16:15] most likely using this petrodollar in the damage control and essentially rebuilding of what was lost.
[02:16:22] Also because now they're not considered the safe havens that they were before for tourism and other
[02:16:26] things. Listen, if we go back to the meetings in Islamabad, there's such a massive gap between what
[02:16:32] the Iranians want and the Americans want. Where do both of you entirely, let me start with you
[02:16:36] now, where do you think the area for possible compromise might be? Well, as Don was saying,
[02:16:41] I think the issue of the nuclear program is not something that you can resolve overnight,
[02:16:46] right?
[02:16:47] First of all, we don't know how long these talks are going to go on.
[02:16:50] We don't know if it's a two-day summit or how many days in it.
[02:16:53] And as Pakistanis said, it was going to be like two, three days, but exactly.
[02:16:57] So this lack of clarity begs us to ask ourselves, what is it that is going to get resolved
[02:17:03] here?
[02:17:04] And I think at the end of these talks, one thing might be easy to assume is that
[02:17:09] Both sides will claim some sort of win if, of course, we get there.
[02:17:13] But for the Iranians, I don't think the nuclear program would get resolved because it's a
[02:17:17] very technical topic.
[02:17:19] The United States does not have that technical support right now, whereas the Iranian delegation
[02:17:23] has brought some of the same people that were part of the 2015 deal.
[02:17:28] But a win for the Iranians is, again, survival out of all of this, a guarantee for their
[02:17:32] security, of course, and preventing a repeat of this war.
[02:17:37] All the while the sanction relief and the unfreezing of their asset, but Barbara, it
[02:17:41] is vital for us to underscore that the delegation is being led by an IRJC commander, someone
[02:17:47] that back in, again, 2015 was not in support of the JCPOA, was not in support of dealings
[02:17:53] with the West.
[02:17:54] In fact, in the Biden administration, he was against the revival of JCPOA in Iran.
[02:18:00] So this person has acted long as a spoiler.
[02:18:03] Now he's heading the talks with the blessing of the Supreme Leader.
[02:18:06] Which is interesting because leading the U.S. delegation is J.D. Vance, who, you know, following
[02:18:10] all reports, was never a supporter of this war.
[02:18:13] So it's interesting that two people leading the two delegations, I guess, in trying to
[02:18:17] bridge the gap.
[02:18:18] Yeah, but also I think from the U.S. side, it's a lot simpler, I think.
[02:18:23] Sometimes risk overcomplicating it from the U.S. side.
[02:18:25] I think President Trump just wants to get his hands out of the mangle quickly, focus
[02:18:28] on the midterms, get the price of all settled down again and just move on. And I think he's
[02:18:34] he's already said, and India media is so jelly that it's happening in Pakistan. Oh yeah.
[02:18:39] Now, as you watch this delegations from the United States and Iran are either able to,
[02:18:45] I love Indian media though, like they got the coolest fits, the coolest guys,
[02:18:50] and they unironically say the coolest shit on. Okay, zero trust, zero alignment,
[02:18:56] zero adjustments, zero compromise, zero good faith, zero good will and a terror sponsor
[02:19:01] as mediator or have already arrived in Pakistan for ceasefire talks. And I want to be very
[02:19:06] honest with you. They, they hate that Pakistan is lying right now. Okay. And as a Turk, I
[02:19:14] kind of understand. Okay. As a Turk, I feel that jealousy. I will admit. Okay. So my,
[02:19:26] My heart is with India on this day.
[02:19:28] I get it.
[02:19:29] Night viewer.
[02:19:32] Things have never looked more precarious.
[02:19:34] The alignment here couldn't look worse.
[02:19:37] The two sides, the U.S. and Iran, have spent the last 48 hours going out of their way to
[02:19:42] make clear that there is no common ground.
[02:19:45] You just heard what the Iranian assembly speaker has actually said.
[02:19:48] He said, unless my conditions are met, I won't even be starting these talks.
[02:19:54] opposition on key issues, zero clarity on the path ahead.
[02:19:57] This is not the posture of two parties, US and Iran, that are ready to try and strike
[02:20:02] a deal.
[02:20:03] And yet, they are both either in Iran, Iran's delegation has already arrived in Pakistan,
[02:20:10] and the JD van's delegation will be arriving there in a few hours from now, to the same
[02:20:15] city.
[02:20:16] And that brings me to the city.
[02:20:17] The venue of these ceasefire talks, Islamabad.
[02:20:20] These talks, can you believe it are happening in Pakistan?
[02:20:24] A state sponsor of terror that Donald Trump is you.
[02:20:27] They got Ian Bremmer.
[02:20:29] Bro, they got Ian Bremmer on.
[02:20:32] I love that.
[02:20:35] That's awesome.
[02:20:36] India's at the table too.
[02:20:38] Yeah, it's on the side of the table.
[02:20:42] Trying to get to the table and they're like, no.
[02:20:48] This one's even better.
[02:20:49] a
[02:21:09] no this is not real there's no way because there there's no the break the there's no
[02:21:17] glass breaking. There's no way this is real. That's AI? Okay, yeah, that makes sense. Come
[02:21:27] on, man. Come on, chill. There's already, there's already plenty of real crash out moments.
[02:21:34] You don't have to, you don't have to fucking pull AI shit.
[02:21:41] As a dobernalish to serve his immediate interests, and Pakistan is simply playing along, they
[02:21:50] don't have a choice of course, but perhaps because it is the only country on earth willing
[02:21:55] to slaver and degrade itself for a Trump endorsement.
[02:21:58] Their prime minister even copy pasted- Wait, you can't be saying that.
[02:22:04] You can't.
[02:22:05] Come on man.
[02:22:06] saying, Pakistan is the only country willing to slave itself for a Trump endorsement. That's
[02:22:13] crazy. Okay. Willing to degrade itself for a Trump endorsement. Really. India's Pakistan's
[02:22:24] the only country willing to do that. Hmm. Interesting.
[02:22:29] An instruction from the White House and embarrass themselves. Remember that. And that alone
[02:22:35] to tell you everything about the credibility of this ceasefire.
[02:22:39] My American white as that has smoked for Pakistan because he has some Indian friends is kind
[02:22:42] of funny. I love that. I love white people in America taking ownership over ethnic gripes
[02:22:51] of countries far, far away. Okay. That's awesome. I kind of respect that process.
[02:22:59] Here's what makes it even more unstable.
[02:23:01] Pakistan's defense minister, Qwaja Asif,
[02:23:05] has just shamelessly today deleted a tweet,
[02:23:08] deleted an official tweet in which he called Israel
[02:23:12] a genocidal cancerous state.
[02:23:14] Right at the moment that Trump is almost certainly
[02:23:17] trying to pacify Israel and get it
[02:23:20] to stop bombing Lebanon or to grit and bear whatever
[02:23:24] ceasefire framework emerges from these talks,
[02:23:27] That deleted tweet by Khaja Asif, the Defense Minister of Pakistan, is not a small thing.
[02:23:32] It is a window into exactly how fragile this entire arrangement actually is.
[02:23:38] The host, Pakistan, cannot hold a consistent position.
[02:23:41] The two parties won't look at each other.
[02:23:43] Okay, but Pakistan is far more cooked than even India.
[02:23:45] Like the entire leadership is just U.S. Post, the most popular leader in Pakistan,
[02:23:48] history, writing, and prison.
[02:23:49] At least India has a homegrown fascist leader.
[02:23:52] True.
[02:23:53] Again, it's just funny to watch, like Indian broadcasts get mad that Pakistan, through all
[02:24:04] of the fucking wheeling and dealing, turning them into a, you know, servile vassal state
[02:24:12] that is perfect for whatever American ambitions are.
[02:24:17] them to, for them to criticize because they weren't diplomatic enough with all of the other
[02:24:25] regional partners, despite, in spite of the reality that they are obviously on the same,
[02:24:33] uh, you know, same spectrum.
[02:24:38] Justin Uganda's military chief demands $1 billion from Turkey and the most beautiful woman
[02:24:42] in that country for a wife, threatens to close embassy of demands on my, oh, come
[02:24:46] what the fuck is going on is this for real is this seems like a like a racist
[02:24:53] tweet it's just it's what are we doing man why are you sending me fucking
[02:24:59] poly market tweets
[02:25:06] have you ever heard anyone say we will destroy American civilization no because
[02:25:10] there is no American civilization does it have a civilization no does it have
[02:25:15] history know what is America's greatest contribution to the world Tesla McDonald's
[02:25:19] and the atom bomb ladies and gentlemen who are the greatest performing artists
[02:25:23] of the United States of America Bruce Springsteen ladies and gentlemen a
[02:25:29] country with a history of just 250 years a country built on the back of
[02:25:33] slave labor slavery the only history of America if you go back to its the
[02:25:40] greatest past which is this 250 years back which is modern history for real
[02:25:45] civilizations is slave history. Ladies and gentlemen, on the other hand, portion civilization.
[02:25:51] Bro, this is India's gerbils. Wait, really? This is India's most right-wing nut job, by
[02:25:56] the way. Dude. God, I'm fascinated. It's just, it's fucking fascinating. You know, Indian
[02:26:12] diplomacy is not as black and white as you often content. No, I know India is one of the
[02:26:16] most fascinating countries because they are the, the ultimate play both sides always come
[02:26:21] out on top country. Turkey does a good deal of that as well. A lot of these countries,
[02:26:27] a lot of these countries have, have realized that they have to maintain decent relations
[02:26:32] with every party involved.
[02:26:39] This is Modi's ass kisser like Marjorie Taylor Greene's boyfriend, Helia.
[02:26:44] Pre-dates Alexander.
[02:26:46] It is parallel to the Greco-Roman civilization.
[02:26:49] Persepolis ruins speak about the grandeur of the Persians.
[02:26:53] Trump is simply a jealous old man.
[02:26:55] He is jealous of the fact that Persian civilization was thriving when there was never an America,
[02:27:00] when all the continent of America was a vast swamp, a jungle, and the European man
[02:27:05] had still not come out of a cave, ladies and gentlemen.
[02:27:09] Well, now you haven't always contended that. Some people are delusional. Yeah. I've, I've
[02:27:13] like even look at Russia, right? Like I've talked about this a lot. America's a Sompiker
[02:27:21] problem.
[02:27:22] It's Saturday.
[02:27:23] Lisa Miller did a video about me. What the hell? Oh hell yeah. That's sick. In a historical
[02:27:31] sense, would it make sense to interpret American empire as just a re-skinned continuation
[02:27:34] of British empire? Like a sort of amalgamation of European terrorism. Europe can't wash
[02:27:37] hands of America sins. Yeah, one minute ago. Damn. What a pull. All right, we'll watch it in a little
[02:27:44] bit. Okay. Let's let it faster a little bit.
[02:27:54] Does her ass think she's winning this PR battle? Wait, what? Whose ass?
[02:27:59] No, I don't think Leesha Miller is going to be attacking me. What are you crazy?
[02:28:02] I think she'll she'll have a very good she'll have a very solid assessment on this
[02:28:15] Yeah, she's she's not as as lived up as people think she is
[02:28:23] If that guy's super far right, what is it dislike Trump I'm confused um
[02:28:26] Um, there could be a million different reasons for why that guy, the, the, uh, Indian Tucker
[02:28:34] Carlson, well, not even Tucker Carlson. Now I don't know what a better analog is here.
[02:28:38] Um,
[02:28:43] did they try to ban you for saying exactly this? What is this?
[02:28:48] Um, I don't know. I don't know what Tim, uh, said.
[02:28:51] She said, you're building an inverse bobblehead and wants you to choke.
[02:28:58] Okay, calm down. That's not true.
[02:29:01] FD commenters aren't very happy.
[02:29:05] What is this? European airports face jet fuel shortages in three weeks.
[02:29:08] Two hours ago edited. All this so Israel can pursue their forever war.
[02:29:12] EU should impose a toll on any flights and cargoes to and from Israel.
[02:29:16] Enough is enough.
[02:29:17] ban them, treat them like they treat Lebanese and Palestinians. Boycott, divest, sanction.
[02:29:23] This will quickly resolve the Middle East problems. I told a winky face. Bro, when you
[02:29:31] got financial times, chatters, financial times, commenters that have paid for a subscription
[02:29:36] to the financial times saying boycott, divest, sanction, things have escalated. Okay?
[02:29:43] Anyway, did you know you had your own controversy in India two weeks ago? A famous Indian actress
[02:30:07] Anid Padda was forced to unfollow you. No, I did not know that. That's crazy. Anid Padda
[02:30:14] faces backlash for following Sampykar after his terrorist state remark on India.
[02:30:18] Anid Padda has been making headlines recently. The actress facing controversy after she was found
[02:30:22] following political commentator Sampykar, who allegedly called India a terrorist state after
[02:30:26] operations endure. I think I said a rogue state. Bollywood actress Anid Padda has been quite
[02:30:34] active on social media lately the controversy started with some users
[02:30:37] noticed notice that she was following political commentator sumpikar sumpikar's
[02:30:40] alleged equality near terror state during operations endure as soon as the matter
[02:30:43] came to light people on social media started criticizing and eat
[02:30:48] however after controversy escalated and eat unfollowed his son but by then the
[02:30:52] issue had become quite viral and people were constantly reacting to it
[02:30:56] what the hell
[02:30:59] there are i i got beefs that i didn't even know about
[02:31:04] that have already been that have already concluded.
[02:31:11] That's crazy.
[02:31:14] Why are you doing this, man? Wait, what?
[02:31:18] I didn't even know that that I was a known entity in India.
[02:31:28] Your fans are fighting your battles abroad.
[02:31:34] Chut ass streamer moment.
[02:31:40] Bollywood goss on the broadcast is wild.
[02:31:44] I mean, I'll take it.
[02:31:48] PBS for yesterday's beefs today.
[02:31:55] Yeah.
[02:32:00] What did read part of us say about Priyanka Chopra apart from this read part also give
[02:32:03] opinion on international issues. She asked actress Priyanka Chopra why she did not speak openly on
[02:32:07] the issue. Oh, she's based. I mean, it makes sense. She was following me. Well, that sucks that they
[02:32:15] bullied her. I'm sorry. Follow her, bro.
[02:32:26] Oh, that was her sister were 1.2 billion people man not all of us are hindered to a freaks
[02:32:37] and I defend you all the time as a leftist Indian.
[02:32:39] No, I know that.
[02:32:40] What are you talking about?
[02:32:41] I am very aware of that.
[02:32:47] What is this?
[02:32:48] This is a clip that made the rounds and he probably used to follow us on piker
[02:32:52] call any of terror state during operations into our after social media outreach.
[02:32:54] I'm following them, but I still raise questions about our ideology. Oh my god, they're fucking crazy
[02:33:06] Wait, it wasn't even her it was her sister. Oh, no, it says it was her she was following me
[02:33:15] Dude it sucks that so many of these countries whether it be Israel whether it be India whether it be my country
[02:33:23] the United States of America, my other country, Turkey, is just like utterly dominated by an
[02:33:33] unbelievable force of reactionary unks that are just bullying people into submission all the time.
[02:33:46] It's so crazy.
[02:33:48] I just, I feel for the people that are fighting the good fight no matter where they are, whether
[02:33:55] it be India, whether it be Israel, the 12 Hassanabi heads that are anti-Zionists in
[02:34:01] Israel, or, or, you know, those in Turkey, too.
[02:34:09] I saw that you were very close to each other, you know, Turkish youth as well.
[02:34:27] Anyway.
[02:34:28] I like you but I'm a robot built by the woke left gay agenda, true.
[02:34:46] A buddy of mine has a positive channel in their discord server.
[02:34:48] Your name has been mentioned it 300 times.
[02:34:51] 200 of them is, one guy who hates you.
[02:34:54] Yeah.
[02:34:57] tracks. In my experience it's usually when when someone hates me it's not like a
[02:35:03] normal amount there's no like there's no like oh I just kind of dislike this guy
[02:35:11] for his takes maybe some of his takes are good they they become unbelievably
[02:35:18] obsessive and I don't know what it is I don't understand it I don't know why it
[02:35:23] It takes shape that way, where people go from changing their entire world view, like people
[02:35:31] go from like, oh I disagree with him on this one thing, to every single thing that he has
[02:35:40] ever said and done is wrong and horrible and I will make it my life's mission to attack
[02:35:48] him to attack anyone who aligns with him, I will choose to destroy his life.
[02:35:57] It's very strange.
[02:36:07] Amy Goodman's peace sign. Thank you for the 50 gifted.
[02:36:19] Now you just have selection by it because you're the one on the receiving end. A lot of people
[02:36:22] are just casually like, just fuck that guy and don't think too hard about it. No, dude.
[02:36:30] This isn't my assessment. This is the assessment of friends that I have that are only like
[02:36:34] tangentially related to me, who have been on the receiving end of just a fraction.
[02:36:41] You're wrong, chatter. I wish that was the case. I wish that was the fucking case. It's
[02:36:49] like that's not, my point is I'm sure there's plenty of people who are just like normally
[02:36:54] being like, oh, I don't really fucking understand what this guy's about. I don't really like him
[02:36:58] whatever right sure there's plenty of people like that but there is a yeah the average
[02:37:04] look account I hate to tweet about you like 500 times a day yeah this is what I mean if
[02:37:08] you see a central liberal account tweeting about us on check their profile and see how
[02:37:11] many times they've mentioned in these past two weeks is not normal like they did you
[02:37:17] You can admit that this is not normal, right, like this is hyper obsessive.
[02:37:44] This goes from, this goes from like, I dislike this take that he had, which is a normal and
[02:37:49] healthy attitude to have, to, um, I want to kill him, like I am, I'm manic and I want
[02:37:58] to destroy this person, like I want to destroy him with all my might, I'll do everything
[02:38:03] in my power to obsessively tweet and attack this person every single day of the fucking
[02:38:10] week.
[02:38:11] It's very weird.
[02:38:12] for many hours, if you probably have noticed.
[02:38:15] We'll see what happens.
[02:38:16] Look, regardless, we win.
[02:38:19] Regardless what happens, we win.
[02:38:22] We've totally defeated that country.
[02:38:25] And so let's see what happens.
[02:38:26] Maybe they make a deal, maybe they don't.
[02:38:30] From the standpoint of America, we win.
[02:38:32] One of the things that's happening
[02:38:34] is that boats are sailing up
[02:38:36] and heading out to our country.
[02:38:40] Big, beautiful bankers.
[02:38:41] And we're loading them up with oil and gas and everything else.
[02:38:44] And it's a pretty beautiful thing to see.
[02:38:47] We're going to see what happens.
[02:38:56] We're in very deep negotiations with Iran.
[02:39:01] We win regardless.
[02:39:03] We've defeated them militarily.
[02:39:05] They've dropped a couple of water mines.
[02:39:08] You call them water mines in the boat.
[02:39:10] We defeated all of their water boats, too.
[02:39:12] Their Navy has got 158 ships.
[02:39:15] They have 28 water droppers, mine droppers.
[02:39:18] They call them.
[02:39:19] All of them are sunk.
[02:39:21] They probably have a couple of mines in the water.
[02:39:23] We have mine sweepers out there.
[02:39:25] We're sweeping these straight.
[02:39:27] In addition to that, we're negotiating
[02:39:29] whether we make a deal or not.
[02:39:31] It makes no difference to me.
[02:39:33] It's the life of Harold!
[02:39:34] It's the reason, because we've won.
[02:39:37] Whether you listen to the fake news or not, you know?
[02:39:40] It's amazing, their credibility is down to 13%.
[02:39:44] The media credibility down to 13%.
[02:39:48] Just like the Iranian Navy has been deteriorated,
[02:39:53] the American news fake news media's credibility
[02:39:56] has been deteriorated down to 13%.
[02:40:00] Perhaps from the standpoint of credibility,
[02:40:02] American media is worse off than the Iranian Navy.
[02:40:07] Think of it, we've defeated their Navy.
[02:40:09] We defeated their air force.
[02:40:11] We defeated their anti-aircraft.
[02:40:13] We defeated their radar.
[02:40:15] We defeated their leaders.
[02:40:16] Their leaders are all dead.
[02:40:18] And now all we do is we'll open up the straight,
[02:40:21] even though we don't use it,
[02:40:23] because we have a lot of other countries in the world
[02:40:25] that do use it that are either afraid or weak or cheap.
[02:40:32] I don't know what it is,
[02:40:33] but we were not helped by NATO that I can tell you.
[02:40:35] Why do you say that? You don't know anything. Who you with?
[02:40:47] ABC. Well, let's take this. Let me just tell you, we win. No matter what, we've defeated
[02:40:55] their military. They have no Navy. 158 ships are underwater, undersea. All of their minesweepers
[02:41:02] And all of there, they call them mind droppers.
[02:41:05] Can you imagine?
[02:41:06] A country has 28 mind droppers.
[02:41:09] You think that's nice?
[02:41:11] With all of that being said, they're all defeated, by the way.
[02:41:13] They're all at the bottom of the sea.
[02:41:15] Now, with all of that, they have no Navy.
[02:41:19] They have no radar.
[02:41:20] They have no Air Force.
[02:41:21] Their leaders are all dead.
[02:41:23] With O'Permadee is gone.
[02:41:25] For many years, he ruled he's gone.
[02:41:29] With all of that, let's see what happens.
[02:41:32] But for my standpoint, I don't care.
[02:41:34] I don't care.
[02:41:35] China is preparing to get weapons to survive.
[02:41:39] Well, if China does that, China is going to have big problems, OK?
[02:41:43] Let's get the president out of here.
[02:41:45] Let's get the president out of here.
[02:41:49] Uh, he's mad.
[02:41:54] He's so, he is not having a good time, man.
[02:41:59] Holy shit, Hasan.
[02:42:00] Trump is extra brown on his forehead.
[02:42:01] He's been praying double bro. He's a devout Sunni now. He's got the prayer mark that only
[02:42:08] the most devout Muslims have. The China thing is obviously the Bloomberg report that came
[02:42:19] out that states that US intelligence indicates that China is preparing to provide Iran with
[02:42:26] air defense systems in a matter of weeks, CNN reported, Beijing is expected to ship
[02:42:32] shoulder fired surface air missiles known as manpads, man portable air defense systems,
[02:42:39] something that if you recall, I brought up when the extraction operations were happening,
[02:42:47] the combat search and rescue operations were happening, where I noticed a lack of
[02:42:51] manpads for the Iranian ground, the Iranian troops on the ground. It's a really important
[02:43:01] part of anti-air defense systems. I was actually surprised.
[02:43:16] Now, here's the thing, are they talking about rocket launchers?
[02:43:22] I mean, they're not like rocket propelled grenades.
[02:43:24] They are like they have lock on capabilities.
[02:43:32] They're much more advanced than like an RPG.
[02:43:36] They're anti air missiles that you can launch from a solitary unit on the ground.
[02:43:43] So think javelins and cod for the chatters.
[02:43:54] Yeah.
[02:43:57] I don't think they are capable of hitting jets, obviously.
[02:44:00] But they will do a lot of data.
[02:44:04] I mean, they'll easily destroy helicopters.
[02:44:09] But if they're low flying enough,
[02:44:12] they could even do damage to jets too.
[02:44:17] Javelins are for ground-based targets,
[02:44:18] but it's just locks on.
[02:44:20] It's basically a fucking portable anti-air defense system
[02:44:24] that locks on to aircrafts that are either flying low,
[02:44:29] like low-flying fighter jets,
[02:44:30] if they're flying low enough, low-flying aircraft
[02:44:34] that can destroy cargo planes,
[02:44:42] And absolutely helicopters too can be used for sea defense. Ukraine has used it this way
[02:44:48] Yeah
[02:44:53] Stinger missiles are the American man pat afghans use man pat against the Soviets even back then it was insane. Yep
[02:45:04] Said
[02:45:05] Ha Semenizade from
[02:45:07] foundation for defending democracy, which is Benjamin and Yau's own personal Israeli think
[02:45:12] tank that Israel's very own cut out in DC says China is watching closely and might have
[02:45:17] already made its decision to move on Taiwan. If we cannot finish the job against the Islamic
[02:45:21] Republic, a third rate aspirant power lacking credibility, lacking a credible Navy Air Force
[02:45:25] or integrated air defense, because we are unwilling to tolerate marginal and temporary
[02:45:28] increase in gas prices. And there's little reason to believe we could mount a sustained
[02:45:32] defense on Taiwan.
[02:45:33] trajectory persists, Taiwan has effectively lost already. Now he's not wrong, except he's
[02:45:40] saying that because he wants to agitate, okay? He's saying that because he wants to get Trump
[02:45:47] to go back into the battle because that's what Israel wants. Anything that these guys say,
[02:45:52] understand is basically what Benjamin Netanyahu wants to communicate to the American public.
[02:45:57] That's what FTD is, right?
[02:46:03] He's technically not wrong though, okay?
[02:46:07] I mean, he's wrong on this, like China is watching closely and might have already made
[02:46:11] his decision to fucking move on Taiwan.
[02:46:13] That part is just made up, but this part is correct.
[02:46:19] The meat and potatoes of the statement is absolutely correct.
[02:46:23] The problem, however, is because that assessment is correct, Trump shouldn't further instigate
[02:46:30] and and get drawn back into a much larger much longer conflict that will be much worse
[02:46:37] for the global energy markets. This is the most absurd fanfic nonsense if China was going to
[02:46:43] invade Taiwan the west have given them a dozen outrageously good opportunities to do it as clear
[02:46:47] China wants diplomatic reintegration not militaristic yes that's my assessment of the situation as
[02:46:53] well many people get mad at me for saying this but judging by the the numerous opportunities that
[02:46:58] China has had to engage Taiwan militarily. And from what I've seen, what I've read from
[02:47:06] Chinese analysts, it doesn't seem to be the case that they're not even remotely invested
[02:47:14] in turning Taiwan into Ukraine. That's the worst possible outcome because the attitude
[02:47:21] from the Chinese state. The attitude for the PRC is that they're also Chinese. They're
[02:47:28] also Chinese. We don't want to kill them. We just want peaceful reunification. And the
[02:47:36] reality of the matter is peaceful reunification every single day becomes a much stronger
[02:47:43] outcome because of America's instability and America's inability to defend its allies, defend
[02:47:53] its strategic interests as well as their allies, right?
[02:47:57] So why the fuck would they do that?
[02:48:03] Yes, I will be talking about the KMT leader meeting that took place as well, but in any
[02:48:09] case. Said says this, Murtaza Hussein's assessment is the war that FTD steered the US into with
[02:48:18] Iran has now drained four years. The critical munitions of the US had been relying on for
[02:48:21] conventional deterrence in Asia, while also demonstrating an inability to defend regional
[02:48:26] bases against the strike munitions of a power far weaker than China. If your goal was avoiding
[02:48:33] war in Asia, the silver lining of this may now be that regional powers in Taiwan decide
[02:48:37] resisting China is futile and the U.S. is incapable of defending them and just take and just make
[02:48:42] arrangements accordingly. The leadership of the Taiwanese KMT party is in Beijing today.
[02:48:54] Another lesson for NATO countries here as well for the record,
[02:48:57] that in many respects you should be very grateful to Ukraine holding back on further Russian
[02:49:13] incursions successfully defending Ukrainian territory, at least the parts of the Ukrainian
[02:49:19] territory that they've been able to defend.
[02:49:23] I don't think and I said this way way back in the day as well and a lot of people got frustrated with me that
[02:49:29] The only reason why America would choose to defend any NATO nation with article 5 or whatever is to flex its
[02:49:37] military might
[02:49:39] America would not defend any Eastern Bloc countries Eastern European countries in the NATO Alliance on the virtues of
[02:49:47] of preserving their sovereignty on the versions of like defending their lives. That's just
[02:49:52] not a thing. That's not in the calculation at all. There are certain countries that
[02:49:56] I assume, or I used to assume America would choose to defend if it got to like, you know,
[02:50:04] Germany, right? But even then, I'm not so sure, right? But I do know that ultimately
[02:50:15] NATO defense from the American calculation is simply for American force projection capabilities.
[02:50:26] It's not about actually saving the lives of these people that live in these countries.
[02:50:32] Now, of course, you don't really have to worry about that because Russia has demonstrated that
[02:50:39] although they might have an ambition for further incursion into Ukrainian territory,
[02:50:44] they are incapable of achieving those goals, right? Just as Ukraine is incapable of pushing
[02:50:54] back the Russian forces beyond the territory that Russia has already militarily annexed.
[02:51:01] Russia does not have currently the capacity to push further beyond the lines that they've
[02:51:09] they've taken over. And Ukraine unfortunately has no capacity as far as what the battle lines show
[02:51:18] to push Russia out of Ukrainian sovereign territory.
[02:51:25] Yeah, I mean, this is Mark Ruta openly admitting this reality, something that obviously I've said
[02:51:30] for many, many years. Here he is saying the quiet part out loud. Here you hear directly from Mr.
[02:51:37] their daddy.
[02:51:38] The NATO is there to protect us collectively against any adversary, be it Russia or whoever
[02:51:45] or terrorism, but also it is a platform for the United States to project power on the
[02:51:52] world stage, because this whole operation, this whole campaign in Iran needs these basic
[02:52:00] requests to be positively engaged with by NATO allies as they are doing, making
[02:52:05] use of key assets here in Europe. So the fact that we stick together, the United States and
[02:52:12] Europe and Canada is crucial also for the success of this American Israeli campaign. But NATO is there to
[02:52:21] Is this person AI? No, unfortunately, he's not very real guy.
[02:52:28] And also, I assume he was chosen for this position because his mouth is real wet, you
[02:52:34] You know, he's got a real wet mouth and Trump likes, um, how wet his mouth is.
[02:52:41] Cause his purpose, his singular purpose, uh, the reason why I was put on God's
[02:52:47] green earth is literally to fly to the United States of America, get on his
[02:52:51] hands and knees and suck off the American president.
[02:52:56] Okay.
[02:52:57] I mean, he literally has texted Donald Trump calling him daddy.
[02:53:02] And that was like right out the gate. Okay
[02:53:06] My mother watches you okay. Well, you know, I'm not gonna shelter her from the truth. This is what Margaret does job is
[02:53:13] It's disgusting
[02:53:17] Military intelligence and then mark have already warned our government that we should not consider the Americans to come and save us in a potential war
[02:53:22] And that it would also no longer be unthinkable that we would go to war against America in some way in the future
[02:53:28] NATO is so cooked
[02:53:30] Yeah, he is a spineless demonic entity and perhaps one of the most servile
[02:53:47] figures I have ever encountered. Okay, he is the living, breathing, personification
[02:53:58] of the vassal state of the European continent, okay? Because at least in Trump won, Europeans,
[02:54:08] just like the Democratic Party saw Trump as an aberration, right? They were like,
[02:54:13] oh, this is a one off. We're gonna get back to business as usual. Trump too, very different
[02:54:19] circumstances. They realize now, just as the Democrats do, just as the European allies do,
[02:54:25] that this is just what America is, and this is what America will continue being.
[02:54:30] So they totally changed their restrained approach and just gave in.
[02:54:38] Ruta is the most honest manifestation of that servile status. Yes, he's worse than
[02:54:49] He's one of the only people in the European continent worse than, than, uh, kid Starver.
[02:55:01] He's currently in the United States.
[02:55:05] He's currently in the United States getting his ass beat by Donald Trump, like in a, in
[02:55:09] a weird twisted BDSM, uh, situation.
[02:55:12] He literally goes into meetings in the White House.
[02:55:15] Donald Trump berates him.
[02:55:16] He sucks him off.
[02:55:18] donald trump rates and further
[02:55:20] after the meeting is over
[02:55:22] dot on trump tweets out that you know nato is the worst pieces shit on the
[02:55:25] planet whatever
[02:55:27] right i mean he's the biggest cut
[02:55:29] president trump threatened
[02:55:31] yet mark ruta is the cock that all other cuts think about when they hear
[02:55:34] the word cock kill
[02:55:37] when president trump threatened to kill
[02:55:40] the entire ronnie and civilization
[02:55:45] did that bother you at all as a diplomat?
[02:55:48] 13 years of his leadership, Dutch are doomed.
[02:55:50] I feel so bad.
[02:55:51] Yeah, he also destroyed Netherlands in the last 15 years.
[02:55:53] Yeah, he's Mr. austerity, just an unbelievable demon dude.
[02:55:58] The manifestation of liberalism on the European continent
[02:56:01] in one singular force,
[02:56:03] all the way down to how servile he is.
[02:56:06] It's everything that I am frustrated
[02:56:09] about with the current state of affairs
[02:56:11] and what is supposed to be the shining beacon of social democracy, right?
[02:56:17] Like, regardless of my worldview, regardless of my ideological tendencies,
[02:56:23] like, there's, it's still supposed to be like a, like a positive,
[02:56:27] um, a positive example of like what America could look like potentially.
[02:56:34] If we were to restructure our economy in some ways,
[02:56:38] And this is the demonstrable failure of liberalism and what he was saying and doing is perhaps
[02:56:50] indicative of the current state of affairs in Europe, better than anybody else.
[02:56:55] What I always say when it comes to what leaders are saying, I'm not commenting on everything.
[02:56:59] What I want you to know is that I support the president and I know the large parts of
[02:57:04] Europe do when it comes to taking-
[02:57:06] Or you can shit on us Europeans all you want, but we are still living better lives than 90% of you
[02:57:11] I don't know why Europeans get offended on this dude. Dude, dude, dude. We're we're in the same situation like
[02:57:17] Like we are dealing with the same exact forces. Okay, I'm not shitting on you directly
[02:57:22] I'm shitting on your leadership and it's not different than
[02:57:26] It's no different than me shitting on my leadership
[02:57:29] You sit there and you listen to what I have to say when I'm dunking on the Democrats dunking on the Republicans
[02:57:34] And you're like, yeah, that makes sense.
[02:57:36] Yeah, very good.
[02:57:36] Yeah, and then the moment that I fucking turn the crosshairs
[02:57:40] onto your leader should be like, wait a minute.
[02:57:43] And I've done this for years, right?
[02:57:45] Like you're a 50 month subscriber.
[02:57:47] You've heard me, you know, you've heard me complain
[02:57:53] or warn the Uroids in the chat over and over again
[02:57:57] for years, almost a decade now.
[02:58:00] I've said, look, what you are laughing at
[02:58:02] with us right now is your future.
[02:58:04] it is going to happen to you as well.
[02:58:05] That future is here, it's now, right?
[02:58:11] That future is already happening.
[02:58:14] It's happening in an accelerated pace,
[02:58:17] far beyond my comprehension.
[02:58:20] I never thought that I would see European fascism
[02:58:26] manifest in this like very obviously pro-America manner,
[02:58:31] Because Europe is where fascism was invented
[02:58:36] That's why it's so crazy to me
[02:58:37] I look at like European fascist nowadays the guys that you guys have to deal with on a daily basis unfortunately many of which are in the
[02:58:43] Asmongole chat usually some of them are probably in here right now because asm is not streaming because you got banned
[02:58:50] Those guys are all maga it doesn't make any fucking sense like do you have no decency?
[02:58:54] No honor whatsoever where you're you're not even invested in your own national sovereignty as a fucking European fascist and
[02:59:04] Your your your demonstration of European fascism is quite literally just MAGA
[02:59:10] Revolving around one guy
[02:59:13] It's not really pro-america anymore. You got fascist Italy shooting on us as well
[02:59:16] I mean that was that's that's closer to post-World War two historic fascism
[02:59:22] That is something I also called out ahead of time as well.
[02:59:26] Maloney was always going to be pro-NATO.
[02:59:28] She was always going to basically become like a center-right figure,
[02:59:31] because that's what European fascist post-World War II did, right?
[02:59:35] That's why they were placed in positions of power,
[02:59:38] specifically in Italy, Operation Gladio.
[02:59:44] What's actually been really interesting about Maloney
[02:59:46] is that she's also now critical of America more so than what I expected.
[02:59:52] Now obviously it's all aesthetic posturing, but that part has been surprising. I thought she'd be like an Orban-style figure by now.
[03:00:00] Just unlimited dick eating of America, but she has actually turned into like a Macron almost.
[03:00:06] Very weird.
[03:00:09] Maybe it's because of domestic considerations. You confuse European fascism with American MAGA movement. The fascists here actually have nationalism and history they care about.
[03:00:15] I don't...
[03:00:17] I don't know, man.
[03:00:18] I think the international fascist coalition just has become America first weirdly enough.
[03:00:27] Like the most, the biggest like most viable fascist movements and it's like political
[03:00:35] expressions have been parties that are running with the America first narratives.
[03:00:48] P is upset with the ceasefire.
[03:00:52] It's winning. Decisively, devastatingly, devastatingly.
[03:00:56] According to President Trump, war sector Pete Hexen is disappointed about a two-week ceasefire with Iran.
[03:01:00] He has been among the most aggressively pro-war officials to lead the Pentagon watch.
[03:01:04] Datingly, decisively with brutal efficiency.
[03:01:06] Ethnically, ruthlessly, and overwhelmingly, overwhelmingly.
[03:01:11] We're doing it overwhelmingly and we're doing it decisively.
[03:01:14] Unrelentingly, unapologetically.
[03:01:16] utterly dominant. Total dominance. Total air dominance. Nothing short of devastating, decimated,
[03:01:22] devastating, decisive, ruthless. Our capabilities are overwhelming, overwhelming violence of action
[03:01:27] against those who deserve no mercy. Without mercy, we're crushing the enemy, crushing the enemy in
[03:01:32] an overwhelming display, overwhelming force, overwhelming firepower, overwhelming and unrelenting,
[03:01:38] overwhelming and unrelenting, overwhelming, unrelenting. We will not relent until the
[03:01:43] The enemy is totally and decisively defeated, crippled, flattened, toast degraded and annihilated,
[03:01:53] obliterated, obliterated, obliterated, defeated, functionally defeated, destroyed, overwhelmingly.
[03:01:58] Yeah, no, definitely.
[03:02:02] Definitely totally.
[03:02:04] That's real.
[03:02:05] Um, anyway, uh, new negotiations updates from Dropside News.
[03:02:10] Iran U.S. talks in Islamabad have now continued for more than eight hours
[03:02:13] according to Iranian media.
[03:02:14] What the fuck is the time now? It's like 2 a.m., no?
[03:02:19] A new round of trilateral negotiations between Iran, the United States, and Pakistan began around 4 p.m.
[03:02:26] Eastern with Pakistani officials mediating in the room.
[03:02:29] Abu Sirakshi, Muhammad, Bagar, Galibaaf, and Ali Baghari Khani are representing Iran.
[03:02:35] Iran, JD Vance, the Woukhafjir Kushner are representing the U.S.
[03:02:45] Fars reports that due to what Iran officials describe as excessive demands from the U.S.
[03:02:49] this round likely represents the final opportunity for both sides to reach a common framework
[03:02:54] talks are ongoing.
[03:03:01] This is a consequence of intense globalism.
[03:03:02] fascism is not based off of logic or self-survival to suicidal ideologies, all vibes based in the
[03:03:08] USA dominates control of Western Europe both through population and literal control. There
[03:03:12] is some truth to that.
[03:03:16] Iran's Galabal met face to face and shook hands with Vice President JT Vase a rare moment
[03:03:23] given decades of hostility sourced near times. Mark Carney says the days of our military
[03:03:28] sending 70 cents of every dollar to the United States are over, thunderous applause.
[03:03:32] I mean, Carney is like one of the best examples of all talk, no work to show for it, if I'm
[03:03:39] being real. Like there have been some opportunities for Mark Carney to actually
[03:03:45] make a convincing case that he truly is moving in a different trajectory, one of which was
[03:03:52] obviously going to China. He did that already. And that's fine. That's a significant move,
[03:03:56] right? And having a bilateral economic relationship with China, that's significant.
[03:04:04] But what he could have done in the last couple of months was absolutely continue sending oil
[03:04:12] to Cuba and especially after the Supreme Court struck down Trump's tariffs, which took away
[03:04:19] Trump's capabilities of implementing ridiculous tariffs willy-nilly out of nowhere.
[03:04:24] He could have done so. He didn't. They sent a lot of humanitarian aid and that's fine, that's great.
[03:04:33] But there have been opportunities, like one of the best, one of the biggest gimmies that every middle power has right now to show that they are real,
[03:04:49] To show that they are actually invested in their own sovereignty and invested in building new coalitions
[03:04:56] Against the the rot that America presents around the globe is
[03:05:04] Criticizing Israel
[03:05:07] Technically it's not even criticizing America although we all understand that criticizing Israel would be criticizing America
[03:05:12] But like it's one of those things that you could do Pedro Sanchez is doing it right now
[03:05:16] now. Okay, he's absolutely leading the way, charting a new path in developing diplomatic
[03:05:24] relations with Iran directly, like, even if it's aesthetic, even if it is just for aesthetics,
[03:05:33] okay? Which I think it is. Pedro Sanchez, I think, is trying to do in some ways what
[03:05:42] we're kind of seeing a build in the United States of America as well, like to address
[03:05:47] the growing wave of leftist resentment. He's trying to lean into that side a little bit
[03:05:53] to maintain power in the hands of the center left parties, in the hands of like social
[03:05:57] democratic parties, right? But even statements like that matter. His statements like that
[03:06:06] are consequential. Now, obviously if you lead those, if you follow through on those statements
[03:06:12] with like actual economic punishments to the state of Israel, you can carve out a different
[03:06:21] path for yourself, right? Whether he's literally in China right now, this is not aesthetics.
[03:06:27] No, going to China is, I already admitted that, that's a big commitment.
[03:06:36] But that's not necessarily saying like we oppose American imperialism, we oppose American
[03:06:40] empire, we oppose the actions, the belligerent actions that America is taking that is ruining
[03:06:47] the planet.
[03:06:53] Not that it matters because with Mark Carney, for a lot of the Canadian liberals from what
[03:06:59] I've seen, they actually really appreciate all the anti-American posturing.
[03:07:05] And seemingly, Canadians so far are not demanding material changes, right?
[03:07:12] Like, because his approvals are pretty high, right?
[03:07:20] from what I understand, his popularity is very high. So like even saying those words, saying we're
[03:07:26] going to chart a different trajectory for ourselves, we're going to develop sovereignty away from the
[03:07:30] United States of America is enough for, here we go, coping about Canada. Wait, I'm asking a question
[03:07:36] to the Canadians in the chat. What I have seen about his approval ratings is that Canadians,
[03:07:42] by and large, actually really appreciate the things that he's said thus far. Like his
[03:07:47] His dauvolo speech was huge, right?
[03:07:50] You know, New World Order, liberalism is failing, all this stuff, but his approval ratings wouldn't
[03:07:57] be super high right now if people realized that it wasn't just words, if there was actually
[03:08:04] some changes that were being implemented as well.
[03:08:11] I think that the deal that he cut with China was massive and that was enough for a lot
[03:08:19] of the Canadian liberals.
[03:08:21] Like a lot of the Canadian population saw that and were like, okay, good, like I'm happy,
[03:08:27] I'm confident.
[03:08:34] It's up, even the conservative party members are jumping ship with the lives right now.
[03:08:40] The days, the days of our military sending 70 cents of every dollars to the United States
[03:08:47] are over.
[03:08:49] Like is it, is it actually over though?
[03:08:53] Like that's what I'm saying, like he's saying the right words, right?
[03:08:57] And there's an incredibly positive response to this, understandably, I mean the very
[03:09:03] fact that he won, um, after the party changed leadership, uh, against, uh, against, uh, P.P.
[03:09:14] on the conservative side was directly a reaction by the Canadians who saw what conservatives
[03:09:21] represented. They hitched their horse in the wrong wagon, being a fucking servile,
[03:09:26] uh, territory to the United States of America after Donald Trump threatened to militarily
[03:09:30] annexed Canada, whether it was a joke or not, it doesn't fucking matter, right? That delivered
[03:09:38] a devastating blow to the conservatives. And Mark Carney recognized that, and he has been
[03:09:46] saying all the right things against the United States of America, and he is receiving tremendous
[03:09:51] popularity as a consequence of that. But Canada is still very much attached to the
[03:10:02] United States of America for understandable reason. I mean, America is a
[03:10:05] massive consumption engine. It's right there. It could present a very real
[03:10:11] threat to Canada's national security. It's understandable to a certain degree.
[03:10:16] I'm just not seeing enough movement from Canada as far as like like a forcible separation
[03:10:23] from America or setting up side deals with other middle powers because that's the only
[03:10:30] way that these middle powers, whether it be the European Union, nation states or Canada
[03:10:36] or Mexico, all these countries, they have to set up a separate block away from the
[03:10:44] United States of America, so that they can actually preserve their sovereignty and dignity.
[03:10:48] I think that's the only way to go forward. And that block could present a lot of pressure.
[03:10:54] That, that block could actually put a lot of pressure on America. Like right now, there
[03:10:59] are basically every country in the Western world is frustrated with the actions that
[03:11:08] America has taken at the behest of Israel. They see it. They recognize it. If we can
[03:11:12] see it, they can see it too, right? They're frustrated because it's created tremendous
[03:11:20] instability. Energy market is in a state of panic, in a state of disarray. There's only
[03:11:27] like a finite amount of jet fuel remaining for countries like the UK. They want this
[03:11:32] to stop. They recognize that this was a ridiculous action of this ridiculously belligerent action
[03:11:40] that nobody was expecting, nobody wanted,
[03:11:43] even if they would have entertained it in the past,
[03:11:46] they very quickly realized it was a devastating move.
[03:11:50] And they're suffering the consequences of that.
[03:11:53] So how do they respond?
[03:11:56] Because given the, the vassalized state of all of the other countries in the
[03:12:00] western world,
[03:12:02] they currently have no way to apply pressure to America, diplomatic pressure,
[03:12:07] uh... no way to apply pressure to even israel
[03:12:13] they have to do that
[03:12:15] if they don't do that they're gonna consistently uh... suffer
[03:12:20] because
[03:12:22] there they're stuck
[03:12:24] in this state where
[03:12:26] america tells them
[03:12:27] you're gonna move in this direction and and there
[03:12:31] uh...
[03:12:32] the european populations are going to suffer the consequences of that as they have done so
[03:12:43] i mean even korea is is taking a different approach now so we'll see
[03:12:50] the middle powers don't want to pressure the u.s to uh become u.s to come become a normal
[03:12:54] state again they want to decouple and reduce the leverage the u.s has on them the chance
[03:12:57] the change has come from the inside the u.s i don't i don't think so i don't think they're
[03:13:01] they're trying to decouple from the United States that much.
[03:13:06] But you know, we'll see.
[03:13:10] He's literally a member of the international bourgeoisie.
[03:13:13] He was a governor of the Bank of England for fuck's sake.
[03:13:15] I don't believe a word until he actually makes concrete steps to oppose the U.S.
[03:13:18] It seems like he's just cynically using lip service to boost zone approval like Democrats
[03:13:21] using Trump bad as that of actual policy.
[03:13:22] Yeah, that's my assessment as well, that's what I'm saying.
[03:13:28] Because Trump is a belligerent monster that is dangerous and very unstable.
[03:13:33] So you don't know who will be on the receiving end of his mania next time.
[03:13:37] You know what I mean?
[03:13:38] His hands are full with Iran right now, and every other country around the planet should
[03:13:44] be grateful for the Iranian military retaliation because that has caused his attention to shift
[03:13:57] and and uh... focus on just iran
[03:14:00] just the straight of our moves
[03:14:02] because who knows may he could just turn around at this if this situation was
[03:14:06] happening in our eyes to be like i think it's time for cuba we're gonna
[03:14:08] park in star cuba we're gonna kill cubans
[03:14:11] we're gonna take over the cuban island
[03:14:12] and then we're gonna take canada who knows
[03:14:15] i'm he's already threatened to go back to greenland
[03:14:18] the other day
[03:14:21] but even in even amidst this this quagmire
[03:14:25] You are crazy for praising Iran.
[03:14:27] Okay, buddy.
[03:14:29] Even a Mrs. Quagmire, where, you know,
[03:14:34] Trump is obviously a bit off a lot more than he could chew.
[03:14:38] He's still threatening to fucking annex Greenland.
[03:14:40] He said it like yesterday.
[03:14:45] I love when I offer analysis, okay?
[03:14:50] And a chatter just immediately reveals,
[03:14:52] he's like, I'm just stupid.
[03:14:53] I don't understand like I heard you know a couple keywords in succession and I have no way to understand the point that you're making
[03:15:03] Okay
[03:15:09] Thank you chatter for revealing how low your fucking IQ is
[03:15:13] Anyway, media credibility is down, it's so down, it's in the pooper, it's in the toilet.
[03:15:27] What's in these cards?
[03:15:32] Well, they do.
[03:15:34] And as also said, the nuclear thing is 9% percent.
[03:15:36] Well, actually, before the war, Iran had sort of committed to not developing a nuclear
[03:15:40] weapon, subject to lots of caveats.
[03:15:43] If they simply stick by that position, I think Trump could just walk away and go, we've achieved
[03:15:47] the straight of the mousse is the really difficult one here.
[03:15:50] Exactly, which in ways one can say it was a creep mission.
[03:15:52] So could it be that after these talks, however many days it will continue, some sort of consensus
[03:15:57] over the straight of what was...
[03:15:58] What is this?
[03:15:59] There's a tremendous amount happening that isn't hitting your news and that's a good
[03:16:01] thing.
[03:16:02] You aren't looking in the right places and that's fine.
[03:16:03] Keep us out of the spotlight for another five years, huh?
[03:16:06] I'm actually glad you think that it's good cover.
[03:16:08] Yep.
[03:16:09] Right now he could.
[03:16:10] We know that.
[03:16:11] What?
[03:16:12] I don't understand like what is this is a secret Canadian weapon that you're building or something would be that win
[03:16:18] And I think that's what that's a weird really critical one because it my worry here
[03:16:22] Is if Trump tries to negotiate the straight-of-form moves and comes up with some compromise about allowing tolls or control
[03:16:29] That would have profound implications globally because that was set a precedent even the North Sea straights of Gibraltar all over the world
[03:16:36] That can't happen creating other problems to sort of solve one. Yeah, I'm talking bagged milky
[03:16:41] How about bag nukes? Thank you both
[03:16:45] United States and Iran
[03:16:47] Have been holding face-to-face
[03:16:50] Negotiations here in Pakistan. They are the first the highest level talks between the two sides since the 1979
[03:17:00] front
[03:17:02] Diplomacy the world's media are waiting for news of any developments. We have so far
[03:17:08] limited information about how those talks are going. What is significant is that
[03:17:14] they are continuing. We do know that there are key sticking points to talk about.
[03:17:20] One of them is that ceasefire in Lebanon, which is missing and was meant to be
[03:17:27] part of the ceasefire. Why skinny vans? They look like a fatty. How we pulled
[03:17:32] that off? I don't know. I don't know either.
[03:17:36] It stopped attacks against Iran. Well, my colleague Lucy Hawkins later in this program
[03:17:43] will take a closer look at what is happening on that front, but let's start here. So let's
[03:17:54] start here in Islamabad. It's been our top news all day on the BBC. And in case it's
[03:17:59] making headlines right around the world.
[03:18:03] These first face-to-face talks between a delegation from the United States and Iran in the presence
[03:18:10] of Pakistani mediators.
[03:18:13] The goal is to try to bring an end to this war now in its six weeks.
[03:18:19] But there are other broader points of understanding of the differences and divides between the
[03:18:27] United States and Israel that the both sides have been trying to resolve for many years.
[03:18:35] But we still don't know if they've been able to make any progress on closing those gaps.
[03:18:40] What we do know is that technical teams have joined the delegation and that is a sign
[03:18:45] of very serious engagements.
[03:18:50] As we've been saying throughout the day, it's very frustrating for the journalists
[03:18:53] perhaps good for the negotiators, very little information is getting out,
[03:18:56] very few photographs and images. But when the day began, we did receive both
[03:19:01] photographs as well as films of the individual meetings between the sides.
[03:19:06] So the U.S. delegation led by the Vice President J.
[03:19:10] DeVance had their own talks, bilateral talks,
[03:19:14] with the Pakistani mediators, including the Pakistani Prime Minister
[03:19:20] Shahbaz Sharif and to the Iranian delegation led by the parliamentary speaker Mohamed Baghur
[03:19:26] Ghalibov had his own discussions accompanied by the members of his team with the senior Pakistani
[03:19:34] military and political officials. But let's look in detail now at some of the sticking points
[03:19:42] that are likely to stand in the way of any real progress in resolving the differences
[03:19:48] that had been fueling this war, and could it must be emphasized,
[03:19:53] trigger another escalation in this all-too-dangerous war.
[03:19:58] Top of the list is now a new problem that has been put on the agenda by the war,
[03:20:03] and that is what will happen to the Strait of Hormuz,
[03:20:07] that key waterway for the world's oil and gas traffic.
[03:20:12] But it has been mainly blocked by Iran,
[03:20:15] Iran though only those tankers and vessels approved by Iran have been
[03:20:20] getting through and it's a very very small number compared to the traffic
[03:20:24] before. Does Israel is not being there say a lot about the negotiations yes it
[03:20:29] says a lot about the well I mean I guess Israelis are there right both in
[03:20:36] spirit and and their interests are still being considered but they can't
[03:20:43] No, that stuff doesn't matter like they would do it somewhere else than if they couldn't technically enter Islamabad
[03:20:50] but I
[03:20:54] I think that
[03:20:58] The fact that DC's fire conversation is taking place already is a
[03:21:04] Is it
[03:21:06] significant
[03:21:08] issue for Israel and
[03:21:10] And I mean here I'll I'll skip this and I'll show you why it's significant
[03:21:16] Prime Minister Benjamin in Yahoo issued a statement for the media
[03:21:20] Because of how frustrated he is. Let's take a look
[03:21:24] Dear citizens of Israel my brothers and sisters the campaign is not yet over but we can already state
[03:21:30] This was of course in Hebrew just so you understand it's like auto translated by AI on on YouTube, but like
[03:21:36] Like, again, it's significant that he's a, you know, this is a Hebrew response, so he'll
[03:21:42] be a lot more honest about how frustrated he is.
[03:21:45] Clearly.
[03:21:47] We have historic achievements.
[03:21:50] I want to remember where we were.
[03:21:52] Iran tried to trap us in a ring of fire.
[03:21:56] Hamas in Gaza, Hezbollah in Lebanon, the Assad regime in Syria, the militias in Iraq,
[03:22:02] the Houthis in Yemen, and Iran itself, meaning they wanted to strangle us, and we are strangling
[03:22:10] them. They threatened us with annihilation, and now they are fighting to survive. We struck
[03:22:16] them, we still have more to do, and I will detail that sure.
[03:22:20] The worst weather man I've ever seen. Yeah, is always hailing bombs, dude. When he
[03:22:26] gets in front of a fucking map, just know, bombs are hailing, alright?
[03:22:32] But I want to start with a question about how small Israel actually is, tiny nation.
[03:22:42] It is the size, as you can tell from this map, of New Jersey.
[03:22:46] With Iran itself, the head of the-
[03:22:48] Notice how, there is no West Bank, because we've taken it.
[03:22:52] The octopus, because I have spent, I have dedicated a significant part of my life to
[03:22:57] preventing one thing, that this regime of terror gains nuclear weapons with which it seeks
[03:23:02] to destroy the Jewish state and end Jewish history.
[03:23:09] I spoke about this in Congress, at the UN, and in various parliaments.
[03:23:13] I authorized all sorts of operations, most of them covert, to delay them, and we indeed
[03:23:19] delayed them.
[03:23:20] But the world, the world did not listen.
[03:23:23] Many, many said, it is not that terrible, it is not even that terrible that Iran will
[03:23:28] have nuclear weapons.
[03:23:30] I heard these voices not only outside, I heard them even within us.
[03:23:36] And I, as prime minister of Israel, head of the one and only Jewish state, could not
[03:23:41] accept that.
[03:23:44] When a great change happened this evening of days of repentance, when I informed you that
[03:23:53] our courageous pilots were in the skies of Iran, striking targets all across Iran.
[03:24:02] We were the first to break the barrier of fear, the fear of acting in Iran itself.
[03:24:13] And I, I remember my feeling.
[03:24:16] What excitement, what pride, goose bumps.
[03:24:21] And I know that.
[03:24:22] I know that you all experienced it too.
[03:24:29] We were the first to act because we knew what was at stake.
[03:24:32] Dude, it's crazy that they're just doing hippies after hippies.
[03:24:35] It's unbelievable.
[03:24:37] Like, Fox News has decided I am the Democratic Party.
[03:24:42] Like, the Republicans are like, you know what, fuck the Democratic Party.
[03:24:49] We don't need to, we don't need to combat the Democratic Party.
[03:24:51] We need to combat Hasan, a fucking Twitch streamer.
[03:24:57] It's so ridiculous.
[03:25:01] They're making sure Trump sees it.
[03:25:02] I mean, what's going to happen?
[03:25:03] What's he going to do?
[03:25:04] Kill me?
[03:25:05] I mean, I guess maybe.
[03:25:08] I don't have that level of motion.
[03:25:10] I just don't understand.
[03:25:11] as the Republicans, I know it's the Republicans who are obviously super pro-Israel, but then
[03:25:18] it's also the super pro-Israel Democrats as well that are leaning into the Republican hit pieces.
[03:25:28] And I don't understand it. It doesn't make any fucking sense.
[03:25:31] truly, I am, at least from my own estimation, I'm small fry shit, you know, I'm fucking
[03:25:42] Twitch trimmer. Like, sure, I have a level of popularity. Why is bro watching as damn
[03:25:53] senator calls out far left streamer asks how a normal person would go on such an antagonistic
[03:25:57] show, like they're, they're finding themselves aligned with like a Lisa Slotkin, you know
[03:26:02] what I mean? Like this is not an attack on a US Senator from Michigan who is a Democrat.
[03:26:09] This is an attack on a Twitch streamer where Fox News is siding with the Democratic Senator.
[03:26:18] Now, I was like, you're never going to get canceled up in Michigan. You're always
[03:26:23] gonna be welcome here but the fact that literally they're all like defend our
[03:26:27] democracy oh shush shut up cancel him make up your god damn minds either
[03:26:32] we're for everybody in the room or we're not
[03:26:35] tell us that we can't want to see because we got the wrong name or we're the wrong person we don't
[03:26:39] in the last two and a half years they smeared people like myself and people like
[03:26:46] yourselves and said that we were radical but now I can easily say
[03:26:51] Each of us, I'm no longer alone.
[03:26:55] Hiker's inclusion is causing a headache for Democrats as he has a long history of making anti-Semitic and anti-American comments.
[03:27:04] Anti-American.
[03:27:05] Rape's happened on October 7th.
[03:27:07] Like that doesn't change the dynamic for me even this much.
[03:27:09] Oh, they're doing the skin cut now.
[03:27:11] Zionist tendencies should be treated in the same way as being a f***ing rabbit in neo-Nazi.
[03:27:16] America deserve 9-11, dude.
[03:27:18] I'm saying it.
[03:27:20] Now, some Democrats are sounding the alarm with the founder of the third way thing.
[03:27:25] I'm telling you, they're literally promoting Democrats.
[03:27:29] They're promoting Democrats.
[03:27:31] They're like, look at these good Democrats.
[03:27:34] They're smart.
[03:27:35] So, Tommy, there's a huge, obviously, division within the Democratic Party.
[03:27:38] Oh, we got the full panel.
[03:27:41] So, Heusan Piker, he's tried to walk back his statement about America deserving of
[03:27:44] 9-11.
[03:27:45] He said it was more about foreign policy.
[03:27:46] You have Democrats who are pairing with him saying, just because I appear with
[03:27:49] him doesn't mean I agree with him so they're trying to soften it a little bit
[03:27:52] right at the same time you have so many Democrats calling for the 25th
[03:27:58] amendment for our president for what he said to a country that wants to wipe us
[03:28:04] yeah he's the president I'm a fucking Twitch streamer how are they trying to
[03:28:09] make this dynamic work he has to be removed from office but they can make
[03:28:12] the excuse to stand next to this man on stage I'm sorry I'm still a little
[03:28:16] taken aback that the good people of a state like Michigan would elect someone
[03:28:20] like where she did to leave after listening to her comments. She's an
[03:28:23] elected member. Hassan Piker is an influencer, right? So I think the things
[03:28:26] that he says are gross. I think a lot of them are for clicks and for money.
[03:28:29] That's the currency that a lot of these people operate in. Does he believe
[03:28:32] all the nasty things he says? I don't know, but he's making money off of it.
[03:28:36] The fact, though, that we've got elected representatives that want to
[03:28:41] be seen with him and that they themselves speak in a very similar way,
[03:28:44] by the way, and that you have candidates that want to be seen with him, you know, what he
[03:28:48] said in that clip there, now I'm not a loner, so many of us, I'm thinking that's the terrifying
[03:28:53] part.
[03:28:54] The terrifying part is that this is the new Democrat Party, they want to be Mamdani,
[03:28:58] they want to be Hassan Piker, they want to be rescheduled to lead, they want to cozy
[03:29:01] up with this because they are this.
[03:29:04] And that to me is what's more distressing.
[03:29:06] Yeah, and Joey, Democrats-
[03:29:07] Yeah, you'd think Fox News is incredibly worried about the future of the Democratic
[03:29:12] party with the way that they're so considerate about how they win elections.
[03:29:15] Let this happen. Let them feel like they can cozy up to this. Let them show their true colors.
[03:29:21] I don't know where the Democrat primary is for Senate in this Michigan Senate race,
[03:29:26] but if for some reason, Abul El Said wins that primary and it looks like it'll be
[03:29:31] Mike Rodgers against him, I would buy billboard everywhere my money would allow a picture
[03:29:37] of that and the quotes under him saying America deserved not 11 and in the
[03:29:43] smallest text possible Hassan piker because let Hassan piker represent them
[03:29:49] when they go up in general that state has a chance to care right now it's a
[03:29:54] Democrat problem let Democrats turn their problems into our problems in the
[03:29:58] sense of in the campaign so that people have a chance to see who they really
[03:30:02] are. Yeah, David, I'll let you get your two cents and no question. Let them speak that let
[03:30:08] them show themselves for who they are. They're more out there. Rashida Tlaib said it. They're
[03:30:12] trying to shut us up. I don't want to shut you down. I want to amplify what you're saying.
[03:30:18] By the way, not just for the US. This needs to be seen all over the world because this
[03:30:23] problem is all over the world. Yeah. Well, coming up, Vice President Vance is in Pakistan
[03:30:29] That's awesome. Have the Jews just forgotten about you with mom Donnie? I don't know. I don't know if they
[03:30:37] Dude, why does this look like a creep shot? Um, I mean, it didn't work. It's not gonna work this time either
[03:30:46] I don't know why they're they
[03:30:49] Like elections are supposed to be won and lost on what you can offer people
[03:30:56] Okay, this kind of, you know, outrage manufacturing is not a reliable way to make or break elections.
[03:31:08] It's just not.
[03:31:09] And you want to know why I know that Donald Trump became president, not once, but twice.
[03:31:15] Okay?
[03:31:16] If that was successful, if outrage manufacturing around statements was successful, Donald Trump
[03:31:22] wouldn't have been president twice. Okay? And not only that, but also I'm not running.
[03:31:31] I don't know if Fox News knows that. I don't know if Third Way knows that. I don't know
[03:31:36] if the Democrats that have been chirping about me know that, but I'm not a fucking
[03:31:40] senator. I'm not running for office. Okay? So it's doubly stupid that they just keep
[03:31:49] doing that. Actually, it will not only not work, but Abdul is literally going to explode
[03:31:52] and pop it up because he's going to get more attention. The fake progressive McMoron and
[03:31:55] MSNBC strat was working before they took you on. He's going to win because of this dumb
[03:31:58] shit Lamel. I hope, I hope that's the case. We'll see. We'll see. But one of the major
[03:32:04] issues for the Abdul El Sayed campaign from my estimation was the fact that Abdul
[03:32:13] was not getting enough coverage. That race was not getting enough coverage. He certainly
[03:32:17] wasn't getting a lot of coverage. And now people are actually tuning in to see what
[03:32:22] this dude's about. And the best part about it is it's actually the Republicans that are
[03:32:27] yelling at him. So now he can fight back against Republicans. Now he can show the Democrats
[03:32:32] in the Democratic primary, what kind of senator he will be, and how we will fight back.
[03:32:41] The greatest gift that could happen in this situation is if Donald Trump not only
[03:32:46] yells at me, but yells at Abdul. If he tweets out something about me tying it back to Abdul
[03:32:52] else I add. Please. InshaAllah it will happen. I mean I'm I will put my life at great risk
[03:32:59] if that does take place, but it will be a tremendous gift. Now, having said that,
[03:33:15] I still I still don't understand why they've just kept tugging on this cord
[03:33:23] Cuz the statement in of itself if you're like
[03:33:27] If you are I'm trying to put myself in the mindset of like a like a Gen X or lead poison generation person
[03:33:34] Or a boomer this watching Fox News, right?
[03:33:37] And I'm hearing my favorite commentators in the middle of the day
[03:33:41] Make comparisons between a fucking twitch streamer a thing that I don't even understand because I'm 85 and the president
[03:34:06] But my oh it's back it's back
[03:34:11] Yeah, I don't know what happened there.
[03:34:17] It's not over. It's far from over.
[03:34:22] I'm Israel high. I just want to say I love the beautiful nation-state of Israel.
[03:34:32] Most glorious country on earth, size of New Jersey, but the power of the entire world
[03:34:39] Israel simultaneously is a state that both has nukes and doesn't have nukes depending on who's asking
[03:34:45] And it's the only democracy not only in the region but also the only democracy in the world if you if you think about it really
[03:34:54] Just getting that out of the way, you know, just getting that out of the way.
[03:35:04] Just want to make sure that everybody understands what my positions are.
[03:35:08] I love big yahoo.
[03:35:10] Big yahoo is the goat, okay?
[03:35:13] Best guy around.
[03:35:15] Yes, Israel totally invented hummus.
[03:35:23] And yeah, a big part of the focus on you could be the distract from operation fc's fury.
[03:35:28] Yeah, but like, I don't know how successful that is, you know what I mean?
[03:35:32] I don't know how successful that will be, especially when they say like, I'm anti America, but
[03:35:36] then they also say I'm like anti Israel or, or they say I'm anti Semitic, but then they
[03:35:40] show like, choice quotes, obviously they clip it out of context, whatever.
[03:35:45] But like, most people that are also anti Israel understand how that kind of stuff
[03:35:50] works, right?
[03:35:51] they know and you know, lucky for us, the overwhelming majority of Americans are anti-Israel.
[03:36:01] So they've heard it so many times where they're like, I've yet to encounter a person that's
[03:36:06] like, you know, I'm very critical of Israel's genocide, but also I really don't like the
[03:36:10] way you communicate about it.
[03:36:11] You know what I mean?
[03:36:12] It's only people who have like heard the choice quotes and maybe think for a brief
[03:36:16] moment before someone explains it to them that like they might come across the
[03:36:19] it's men or something, right? No one is like, no one who's like anti-Israel is going to hear
[03:36:26] any number of different statements and just turn around and be like, well, yeah, that's,
[03:36:30] that's the real problem. The, the statements of a fucking Twitch streamer and not like,
[03:36:34] you know, the apartheid state committing a genocide with our tax dollars.
[03:36:38] That's currently also controlling American foreign policy and has, um,
[03:36:43] and, uh, is, is, uh, leading us into this, uh, or forces into this military quagmire.
[03:36:49] Right? It's ridiculous.
[03:37:04] Having said that, I guess it's a perfect opportunity for us to go to the leisure Miller video that just came out.
[03:37:09] Hi, it's Saturday.
[03:37:10] America's Hassan Piker Problem by leisure Miller.
[03:37:14] April 11th, 2026, you're tuned into a special Saturday edition of Why America. I'm your
[03:37:22] lawyer friend, Legion Miller. This week, Dr. Abdul El Sayed, a progressive candidate running
[03:37:27] to represent Michigan in the U.S. Senate, was joined by leftist Twitch streamer, Hasan
[03:37:32] Piker, at a campaign rally at Michigan State University. Despite the fact that Trump
[03:37:36] was literally threatening to genocide an entire country while stripping away crucial
[03:37:40] social safety nets to fund his pointless war of aggression in the Middle East, despite
[03:37:44] But you know, all the horrors, the democratic establishment was more incensed and up in arms
[03:37:49] about the effectiveness of dreamers.
[03:37:52] I've never tried this recipe before.
[03:37:53] I'm about to.
[03:37:54] A-N-W.
[03:37:55] Stumping for a progressive candidate?
[03:37:56] Then they were about pretty much anything else this week.
[03:37:59] And hey, guess what?
[03:38:00] Prior to this week, I had never heard of Dr. Abdul-El-Said.
[03:38:03] Weird, it's almost like he's successfully campaigning for a seat in the Senate by
[03:38:06] aligning with people who will help publicize his race.
[03:38:09] Maybe instead of running around like their hairs on fire and twisting themselves up
[03:38:12] and not trying to cancel Hassan Piker, the Democratic establishment could take some fucking
[03:38:17] notes.
[03:38:18] But I'm getting ahead of myself.
[03:38:19] Today, we're breaking down what the fuck is going on with the Hassan Piker debate, and
[03:38:23] who he is, if you're like, Leigh Javner, fucking heard of this guy, and why this discussion
[03:38:26] matters deeply for the future of this country.
[03:38:29] This headline from CNN helped inform my reporting on this issue, and believe me, we are
[03:38:32] going to break down this panel discussion because it's a doozy.
[03:38:38] Hassan Piker tests the limits of the Democratic Party's big tent.
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[03:40:44] Hassan Piker is a 34-year-old, leftist content creator who mainly is known for his live streams
[03:40:49] on a live streaming website called Twitch.
[03:40:51] He got his start in the media world through his uncle, Cenk Yuger of the Young Turks,
[03:40:56] a left-leaning news organization.
[03:40:57] True.
[03:40:58] every day for eight hours a day from his home in Los Angeles mostly watching and
[03:41:02] commenting on the news to his over three million followers. Wait what the fuck?
[03:41:05] That's from today. Wait what the fuck? Wait what?
[03:41:15] Bro that's... what the fuck? Wait this video came out an hour ago.
[03:41:27] That what?
[03:41:36] That was me an hour and 25 minutes in to the broadcast.
[03:41:43] Oh my gosh, she cooked me.
[03:41:44] You know how I say Piker Bargassing News for Tomorrow's News Today?
[03:41:47] She did that to me.
[03:41:51] What the hell?
[03:41:53] What the hell?
[03:41:55] Oh my God.
[03:41:57] Oh my god. Wow. That's crazy.
[03:41:59] He's on Twitch and then reposting clips of the live streams across other social media platforms.
[03:42:04] His views have been described as far left. Socialist, Marxist. He tends to espouse anti-imperialist,
[03:42:10] pro-worker, pro-Palestinian ideology. So of course he's been labeled a major threat by
[03:42:15] the democratic establishment. As recently laid out in a great opinion piece in The Guardian
[03:42:19] by Bosgar Sankara, quote, Representative Brad Schneider branded Piker an unapologetic anti-semite.
[03:42:25] Michigan's own Senator, Alyssa Slotkin, a former Pentagon official, weighed in with her condemnation,
[03:42:30] as did Representative Haley Stevens, one of Elsai Ed's primary rivals. Another opponent,
[03:42:35] Mallory McMorro, went so far as to liken Piker to Nick Fuentes, a white supremacist who has
[03:42:41] enthusiastically praised Adolf Hitler on camera. When Politico came calling, both Cory Booker
[03:42:46] and Ruben Gallego rushed to declare they would refuse an invitation to appear on Piker's
[03:42:51] stream.
[03:42:52] Not my go Rahm Emanuel though, he said he'd be on.
[03:42:56] Yeah, at a time when we're fucking begging anyone in the democratic establishment to do
[03:43:00] anything to stop the onslaught of horrific fucking atrocities being committed by our government,
[03:43:06] they are instead like, hey we need to cancel this progressive Twitch streamer.
[03:43:10] This speaks volumes to two things.
[03:43:11] One, the extent to which our entire political and media establishment is bought out by
[03:43:15] Israel and APAC, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, which I'll get into,
[03:43:19] to the power that modern political commentators on social media have in America today. Maybe
[03:43:25] I'm biased, but I think I'm right. First, the primary objections that people have to
[03:43:29] Hassan Piker seem to stem from some controversial things he has said at various points throughout
[03:43:33] his career. Here's Dana Bash on CNN talking about it as though someone from APAC is
[03:43:38] holding a gun to her head just off screen.
[03:43:40] There's some of what he actually has said about the depravity of the October 7
[03:43:45] terror attack, the deadliest day for the Jewish people since the Holocaust.
[03:43:49] Quote, it doesn't matter if effing rapes happened on October 7th.
[03:43:53] Hands in photo, hands in photo alert.
[03:43:55] The dynamic for me.
[03:43:56] The Palestinian resistance is not perfect.
[03:43:59] Now let that sink in.
[03:44:00] Hassan Piker is excusing sexual violence by Hamas terrorists.
[03:44:05] He also claims Hamas is quote a thousand times better than Israel.
[03:44:10] Hamas is a designated terror organization.
[03:44:13] out there's no retaliation to that statement other than just going, well it's a terrorist
[03:44:17] organization, it's a terrorist organization. It's a terrorist organization. Okay, what does
[03:44:22] that say about Israel then? What does that say about Israel? That you can't even defend
[03:44:29] the most moral nation on the planet Earth, Israel, against such a silly accusation without
[03:44:36] just going, oh, it's a terrorist organization. What does that say about Israel? Okay, that
[03:44:46] I made a statement that a state sponsored or a state designated terrorist organization
[03:44:53] is a thousand times better than Israel and you couldn't retort. You could not explain
[03:45:00] that Israel is not 1,000 times worse than a state-designated terrorist organization.
[03:45:08] Because it's true, Israel is worse.
[03:45:12] The only fault at this point is that it's not 1,000 times worse, probably more than 1,000
[03:45:15] times worse.
[03:45:16] But you know.
[03:45:17] Not just by the US, but by the EU, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, just to name a few.
[03:45:23] And here's what Piker said about the horrors of September 11th, 2001.
[03:45:31] America deserved 9-11, dude, f*** it.
[03:45:33] I'm saying-
[03:45:34] When in the shower argument right now, me?
[03:45:36] Shower argument?
[03:45:37] Buddy.
[03:45:39] I won the argument without even being a part of the argument.
[03:45:44] The moment that you don't have a retort to that statement when you control the conversation,
[03:45:52] Because she could just as easily have me on a panel, you know, I'm an accessible guy.
[03:45:57] Right.
[03:45:58] I'm live all day every day.
[03:46:00] We fucking totally brought it on ourselves, dude.
[03:46:08] Holy shit.
[03:46:09] We did.
[03:46:10] We fucking did.
[03:46:11] A piker did later call that comment inappropriate and said he didn't mean Americans deserve to die.
[03:46:17] Let that sink in.
[03:46:18] that sink in. Dana Bash is comfortable with Israel genociding the entirety of Gaza. They
[03:46:23] say walked it back and you literally say we brought it upon ourselves in the same clip.
[03:46:27] I know no one ever they hear the 9 11 part and then they just like laser in on it. Retribution
[03:46:33] for the crimes of a few Hamas terrorists crimes that Israelis also commit against
[03:46:38] Palestinians at staggering numbers. There is no question that Hamas engages in terrorist
[03:46:42] activities and Hassan's flippant language around sexual violence is absolutely condemnable.
[03:46:47] But the global hypocrisy is also staggering, and something so much bigger than one person
[03:46:52] live streaming from his bedroom in Los Angeles.
[03:46:54] Hamas is condemned globally as a terrorist organization, and the atrocities its militants
[03:46:59] carried out on October 7th, including alleged rapes, some of which have been debunked,
[03:47:03] as untrue, I'll note, have been pointed to as key evidence justifying this terrorist
[03:47:07] designation.
[03:47:08] Yet, at the same time, Israel is a legitimate state that deserves to exist and be protected.
[03:47:12] despite a UN report from last year that found, quote, Israel has increasingly
[03:47:16] employed sexual, reproductive, and other forms of gender-based violence against
[03:47:20] Palestinians as part of a broader effort to undermine their right to
[03:47:24] self-determination and carried out genocidal acts through the systematic
[03:47:27] destruction of sexual and reproductive health care facilities. I've said it
[03:47:31] before and I'll say it again. It is very important to pay attention to who
[03:47:34] is being called a terrorist and who isn't and by whomst. Israel violently
[03:47:39] colonizes land that is al
[03:47:42] a genocidal apartheid state
[03:47:44] atrocities and violence ag
[03:47:47] is a designated terrorist
[03:47:49] is a state that has the r
[03:47:51] But you are not allowed t
[03:47:53] this country because evi
[03:47:55] and mainstream news orga
[03:47:58] by Israel and a pack. And
[03:48:01] the anti-semitic accusat
[03:48:03] anyone who might step out
[03:48:05] out against the well doc
[03:48:07] Committed by Israel the Hassan Piker problem is that he's outside this web of control and yet has amassed a lot of political power
[03:48:15] In this country because no one watches or trusts mainstream media anymore case in point that CNN panel
[03:48:21] I think it's also a testament to Hassan Piker's influence the fact that he forced Dana Bash to
[03:48:25] contend with on the CNN panel the idea of Hamas as a terrorist or to begin with for the longest time
[03:48:31] We weren't even debating that we weren't even debating Israel's legitimacy
[03:48:35] at least not on the scale that we are now.
[03:48:37] And that has put a target on Hassan Piker's back,
[03:48:39] which I think is the age-old problem
[03:48:40] for famous leftist activists in this country.
[03:48:43] Actual avowed anti-Semites, white supremacists,
[03:48:46] neo-Nazis, skinheads, the KKK, far-right conspiracy theorists,
[03:48:49] they're running around successfully advocating
[03:48:51] for actual violence,
[03:48:53] and the people in the highest rungs of power
[03:48:55] are worried about a guy who's pro-worker.
[03:48:57] I think it says a lot about the state of affairs
[03:49:00] and where the majority is at this point,
[03:49:02] that Leesha Miller is speaking convincingly
[03:49:08] on an issue that pertains to American foreign policy.
[03:49:12] Like, look, Leesha Miller is great, big fan of her, right?
[03:49:19] But in most circumstances,
[03:49:21] I think a lot of Americans,
[03:49:22] no matter how progressive they are,
[03:49:24] when it comes to anti-imperialist sentiment
[03:49:27] or when it comes to like identifying
[03:49:30] why resistance groups form, why they fight,
[03:49:33] or sometimes like the actions that they engage in
[03:49:36] that are obviously outside of the confines
[03:49:39] of international humanitarian law,
[03:49:43] most liberals and most Americans in general
[03:49:46] will turn around and say, nope,
[03:49:48] these guys are irredeemable, they're monsters,
[03:49:51] without factoring in how they got to that point,
[03:49:55] without factoring in why these acts of desperation
[03:49:59] are taking place.
[03:50:01] Okay?
[03:50:02] You have to remember that.
[03:50:04] Like, I've had these first conversations for years.
[03:50:07] As a matter of fact, a big part of why
[03:50:10] so many people are frustrated
[03:50:13] and so many people have become like lifelong haters of mine
[03:50:17] is because they come into this community,
[03:50:19] they see me advocate for workers' rights,
[03:50:22] advocate for domestic issues that they completely agree with
[03:50:24] and then they hear my perspective on foreign policy,
[03:50:27] American foreign policy being objectively evil and they lose their minds, because that has,
[03:50:35] in my experience, been the most solid social conditioning for every single American,
[03:50:43] regardless of how progressive they perceive themselves to be.
[03:50:46] On the domestic front, you can hear Americans say that they're even socialist, right?
[03:50:51] But when it comes to American foreign policy, when push comes to shove,
[03:50:54] A lot of Americans have this assessment that it's far better than America at the end of the day is,
[03:51:01] you know, in some way, shape or form the de facto world police because, God forbid,
[03:51:08] someone else takes that position, it'll be far more violent, right?
[03:51:15] Like, that's an attitude. That is usually a very sincere attitude demonstrated by a lot of
[03:51:22] Americans, okay? Now, that's changing. That is truly changing. Part of that is because of Israel and
[03:51:30] our seeming, our overt bipartisan support for Israel.
[03:51:37] October, post October 7th, the genocide was conducted and defended by the Democratic Party
[03:51:43] and then continued by the Republican Party. People saw the horrifying things that Israel
[03:51:51] was doing to the Palestinian civilian population, and they were, they were shocked, right? They
[03:52:00] could not comprehend that like the, this good force, this force for good, America does evil
[03:52:05] things every now and then, but they're doing it for some overall good purpose.
[03:52:13] That went away. That went away.
[03:52:18] started to contend with the reality that maybe America, especially as long as they maintain
[03:52:24] this allegiance with Israel, is maybe not a force for good, right?
[03:52:33] That in my experience has always been the hardest bridge to cross with many like-minded individuals,
[03:52:41] okay?
[03:52:42] That's part of the reason why it's one of the most like resilient counters against
[03:52:45] me from not only the likes of Steven Crowder and Ben Shapiro and numerous other right-wing,
[03:52:57] far-right figureheads that say Hassano says America bad, why don't you fucking leave this
[03:53:00] country if you hate it so much, is this thought-terminating retort.
[03:53:05] But it's also been one of the most resilient counters from even liberals.
[03:53:10] NATO, Atlantis, Natsik Liberals, people who call themselves like Lockheed Liberals, you
[03:53:15] know, people like that.
[03:53:18] Those people see my commentary on American violence and they also engage in this thought-terminating
[03:53:25] cliché that, oh, you're just saying that because you hate America, you just hate America.
[03:53:31] You say America bad, you don't ever explain why, even though I do, right?
[03:53:36] And they never factor in or consider that I want America to be good.
[03:53:43] That's my advocacy.
[03:53:44] I want America to be good to its own people, and I want America to be good to other countries.
[03:53:50] Right?
[03:53:52] But they don't want to contend with that.
[03:53:54] They don't want to comprehend that they have no intellectual curiosity until now.
[03:53:59] Things have changed.
[03:54:02] Right?
[03:54:03] have changed.
[03:54:07] People are far more open minded to the notion that maybe we are a malignant force.
[03:54:12] Maybe we are not the force for good, the world police, that most people learned.
[03:54:21] Most people are socially conditioned into believing.
[03:54:24] Trump has also played a big role in this as well.
[03:54:26] He's a repulsive, monstrous, rapist figure, and he talks like a rapist in many respects
[03:54:32] when he's talking about what he's going to do to other countries.
[03:54:36] That is perhaps the most honest expression of American imperialism though.
[03:54:40] He says the quiet part out loud.
[03:54:43] And I think because there is no intellectualized liberal patina associated with the American
[03:54:51] foreign policy decision making process now, all of a sudden Americans are forced to
[03:54:57] contend with that reality.
[03:54:59] They hear what Trump is saying, and either they say, well, sucks to suck, fuck all those
[03:55:02] other countries, let's get that oil.
[03:55:07] Or they're forced to think, wait a minute, I did think America was the world police,
[03:55:12] and it was good that we were engaging in all these interventions overseas.
[03:55:16] But it turns out maybe it wasn't for good at all.
[03:55:19] Maybe I was lied to.
[03:55:22] And more and more Americans are coming to terms with that reality.
[03:55:27] Okay.
[03:55:28] An anti-imperialist who said a few problematic things about Israel in 9-11.
[03:55:37] They compare him to Nick Fuentes as though that's a fair comparison.
[03:55:40] One man is advocating for socialism and workers' rights and in favor of the marginalized and
[03:55:44] against billionaires.
[03:55:46] The other one openly denies that the Holocaust ever happened because the terrorists on the
[03:55:50] far right, the ones who actually carry out far more extremist violence than the
[03:55:54] left ever does.
[03:55:56] terrorism is directed towards minorities. A person like Hassan Piker, someone who advocates
[03:56:01] for working people for minorities against the American imperialist experiment, he is
[03:56:05] genuinely a terrorist in the eyes of the 1%. To them, his ideas bring them terror. And
[03:56:11] that's the only kind of terror our establishment cares about, the terror of the 1%. Because
[03:56:15] people like Hassan are advocating for them to be wiped off the face of the earth. To
[03:56:19] the 1%, taxes and regulations are their own personal genocide. Their existence as
[03:56:24] billionaires can't withstand the types of ideas that a person like Hassan Piker advocates
[03:56:29] for.
[03:56:30] So that is what those in power are going to find most threatening and attempt to shut
[03:56:33] down and they always have.
[03:56:35] And I think Hassan Piker and the debate we're having over him as fucking annoying as all
[03:56:39] of this is, I think it's good for America.
[03:56:41] Now let me be clear about my own stance on Hassan.
[03:56:43] Does Hassan Piker present his ideas in a tactful, palatable way?
[03:56:47] Absolutely not.
[03:56:48] I find Hassan Piker to be incredibly off-putting most of the time.
[03:56:50] He reminds me of the guys I've majored in polysci with in college who would talk over
[03:56:54] me at parties.
[03:56:55] I don't like the way he speaks to his audience.
[03:56:57] I don't agree with the brazen, insensitive way he talks about these issues.
[03:57:00] And I think live streaming lends itself really well to running your mouth and saying shit
[03:57:04] you later regret.
[03:57:05] That being said, Hisan has watched numerous of my videos on his live stream and only
[03:57:08] had nice things to say, and I appreciate that.
[03:57:10] And I think for better or for worse, whether you like his content or not, Hisan Piker
[03:57:14] is meeting the people of America.
[03:57:16] I think this does genuinely stem from,
[03:57:22] I mean, she's not wrong, right?
[03:57:24] Like if you have seen an assortment
[03:57:28] of like all of my most angry moments, right?
[03:57:31] Like all my angriest moments,
[03:57:32] you're gonna come to that conclusion.
[03:57:36] There's two problems, of course.
[03:57:38] She's not wrong if you see those compilations
[03:57:40] and those compilations exist
[03:57:41] and perhaps those compilations are what most people see,
[03:57:46] because no one's gonna sit through a whole ass livestream, right?
[03:57:51] So that's the correct part of this, right?
[03:57:54] So I don't get mad at people for having that assessment, okay?
[03:58:04] The other thing I will say is that the medium that I operate in
[03:58:09] media medium that I operate in makes it virtually impossible to conduct yourself in
[03:58:18] any other way shape or form because remember we we talked about this yesterday
[03:58:22] as well I have spoken about politics for more than 21,000 hours more than 21,000
[03:58:35] hours of wall-to-wall political commentary and not just political commentary, but political
[03:58:42] commentary in an interactive medium, a political commentary on issues that are very sensitive,
[03:58:51] political commentary on issues that are sensitive with an interactive audience from a perspective
[03:58:57] that most Americans have either never encountered, okay, especially when I first started, this wasn't,
[03:59:06] you know, there was no popular robust socialist movement in this country, right, let alone anti-imperialism,
[03:59:15] but also a position that carries a lot of baggage,
[03:59:20] right carries a lot of baggage because people have been primed into hating people have been primed
[03:59:32] into hating this this idea they've been taught that like socialism anti-prism this is anti-america
[03:59:39] behavior anti-america activity this is a devastating wrong it's perhaps even scarier
[03:59:45] For the Nazism, that's a thing that a lot of liberals will say too, right?
[03:59:51] Add to that the Nazification of Twitter in the exchange of ownership in the hands of
[03:59:57] Elon Musk and clip culture acceleration and it's a given that there will be this level
[04:00:07] of resentment in this many people who spend a good deal of time and a good deal of
[04:00:12] effort for free in tarnishing what I'm trying to do and consistently attacking me.
[04:00:20] Too great success, right?
[04:00:23] Just admit that you have a short fuse, stop exusing yourself, it's okay.
[04:00:25] No, I already have admitted that I have a short fuse, but see, you're doing it right
[04:00:30] now.
[04:00:31] Of course I have a short fuse as well.
[04:00:34] What I'm simply saying is it is virtually impossible.
[04:00:38] If you've spent a long enough time in this chat, you've already understood that, right?
[04:00:43] It's virtually impossible for any human being not to have angry moments in an interactive
[04:00:51] medium where I'm talking about politics, highly sensitive subjects that are very deep and
[04:01:00] personal for a lot of people.
[04:01:04] From a perspective and a framework that most Americans are either oblivious to or antagonistic
[04:01:10] to.
[04:01:16] That's part of the reason why a lot of people that are in the media space will look to what
[04:01:20] I'm doing and go, how the fuck have you not been killed already?
[04:01:24] How have you not killed yourself already?
[04:01:27] It's unbelievable.
[04:01:35] Where they're at in a way nothing else on the left has managed to do and of course I don't mean all the people in America
[04:01:41] I mean young men in America the demographic everyone was most ringing their hands over during the
[04:01:48] Gaming gang ass gaming gang stuff for life. I subtracted you say you're full of shit
[04:01:51] You're an asshole. Just take some accountability, dude
[04:01:54] This is what I mean
[04:01:57] This is what I mean. Two questions come to mind for, you know, every single person in
[04:02:02] here, right? And I'm going to stop responding to people who are obviously trying to piss me
[04:02:06] off right now after this. Two questions come to mind. Think about every moment that you
[04:02:15] have spent on God's green earth, the last 21,000 hours that you've been alive. Now
[04:02:23] imagine if there was a camera on it at every point and a lot of people that were watching that feed
[04:02:29] specifically to see something that you said and and professionally misunderstand it right
[04:02:37] how many awful moments would you have in that situation it's normal we're all human beings you
[04:02:43] know we have uh weak moments sometimes we have angry moments sometimes right
[04:02:48] Of course, there would be hundreds of instances, right? Think about disagreements that you've
[04:02:56] had with loved ones or disagreements that you've had with people you hate. Think about the shit
[04:03:00] that you've talked about people that you hate in the 21,000 hours, in the last 21,000 hours.
[04:03:07] Now imagine if the rest of the world saw that, right?
[04:03:12] It's impossible. This person is currently demonstrating how easily this stuff works. If you had to deal
[04:03:26] with a guy like this, add to that the interactive component, right? People coming in here spending
[04:03:31] money, hard-earned cash to be like, you're a fucking piece of shit. You're condescending. I don't
[04:03:38] I don't like your style, I don't like your optics, and you're rude, and you're an asshole,
[04:03:45] just take some accountability, dude.
[04:03:49] Times that by a thousand, you probably fucking lose your mind, right?
[04:04:00] I'm a 38 year old engineer, I've streamed, I'm not a little kid bro, you're an asshole
[04:04:03] with an ego, I still fuck with you, bro, I watch you every day, there's no excuses
[04:04:07] for being rude just because you're stressed out, start with the coat.
[04:04:18] Please just drop this and accept the critique.
[04:04:24] This is why I said I'm done with this after because many of you have been in here for
[04:04:30] a long enough time.
[04:04:31] You've seen this happen already.
[04:04:33] You can have the absolute worst fucking position of all time that anyone has ever come up with
[04:04:38] and there will be at least like 50 other chatters that go, actually, this person is delivering
[04:04:43] scathing critique that is constructive that you should abide by.
[04:04:48] That person called me a fucking asshole, rude, condescending.
[04:04:53] How was that constructive critique, chatter?
[04:05:00] I don't understand.
[04:05:12] Anyway, let's continue.
[04:05:30] content creators who talk about being red-pilled in the matrix, how to be real men, and how to be
[04:05:36] an alpha male, how to get women, how to look max, how to look as hot as possible. And I learned in
[04:05:42] the documentary also they also fail at that. Let's be real. So how to make money while you
[04:05:46] sleep by joining their signal chat and downloading the stock trading apps they get commissions
[04:05:50] from by convincing their followers to join. The promise is that if you follow these men
[04:05:55] they'll teach you how to be rich and handsome and get women. It speaks to this moment
[04:05:58] where the American dream is dead. It's harder than ever to provide for yourself, let alone a whole family.
[04:06:03] Men are isolated and lonely. Women no longer need them, and so they're turning to someone for guidance,
[04:06:08] for inspiration, to tell them how to get what they want, to explain to them why they feel so shitty,
[04:06:13] and the manosphere offers them the antidote. Many of these content creators,
[04:06:16] livestream from their mansions in Ibiza or Miami, and a common form of content is
[04:06:21] them walking down the streets hitting on women, or pulling off more and more shocking stunts
[04:06:26] to get views and likes of my relics.
[04:06:28] If you watch Hassan Piker's content,
[04:06:30] and then you watch this inside the Manosphere documentary,
[04:06:33] there are shades of the Manosphere
[04:06:35] in Hassan Piker's content.
[04:06:37] Before you think that I'm trying to cancel Hassan Piker,
[04:06:39] let me explain myself.
[04:06:41] Hassan Piker is brazen and often says things
[04:06:43] that have really high shock value,
[04:06:45] much like men of the Manosphere content creation universe,
[04:06:48] who rely on doing drastic or shocking shit
[04:06:50] to get views and clicks.
[04:06:51] Both attract attention.
[04:06:53] One is harassing women on the street
[04:06:55] into physical altercations, while the other is calling into question America's imperialist
[04:06:59] war-mongering by saying we deserved 9-11.
[04:07:01] Hassan Piker often takes his live streams on the road, followed by a cameraman and accompanied
[04:07:05] by his entourage.
[04:07:06] He's usually wearing a lot of jewelry and expensive-looking clothes.
[04:07:10] The same happens in the manosphere.
[04:07:12] One group is wandering around the streets of Miami hitting on women.
[04:07:15] The other is exploring Communist China, or the Blatade, on Cuba.
[04:07:19] Both are creating content for the same generation of men.
[04:07:22] is perpetuating toxic tropes of masculinity and the patriarchy and reinforcing the glorification
[04:07:27] of the military industrial complex and sending more and more men down the capitalist pipeline.
[04:07:33] If you just work hard enough, you can be like me and you should value money and power
[04:07:36] above everything.
[04:07:37] Optics, live shit?
[04:07:38] No, no.
[04:07:39] You're missing the point.
[04:07:40] She's literally saying that even from an optical standpoint, the style and the
[04:07:49] aesthetics are obviously successful in reaching a lot of young men, except one, like she's
[04:07:57] not criticizing the style and aesthetics. She's saying that I have a similar style and
[04:08:02] similar aesthetics using it as a force for good versus those guys do all that shit and
[04:08:09] a lot more really. And, and, and, and they, they do that to, to, you know, predate
[04:08:16] on young men in this gross way where they shove them down the right-wing pipeline.
[04:08:23] Now, the other, Hasan Piker, is uplifting marginalized voices, breaking down ethno-religious
[04:08:28] supremacist ideologies, speaking out forcefully against the billionaire class, and questioning
[04:08:32] the imperialist nature of the United States as a whole, in a way that speaks to young
[04:08:36] men and meets them where they're at.
[04:08:38] You might not be comfortable with the way in which men under 40 consume content,
[04:08:41] the content that they like, the tactics used to communicate with them, with the
[04:08:45] world as it is right now. That's okay. This content isn't for you. But the reality is that
[04:08:49] this is the world. This is the world the internet has created for better or for worse. And I
[04:08:54] would sure as shit prefer young men to be questioning the geopolitical world order with Hassan
[04:08:58] Piker than learning how to hit on women on the Miami waterfront. You know what I mean?
[04:09:03] And this speaks to a larger issue with the Democratic Party, one that Naomi Klein
[04:09:06] lays out really well in her book, Doppelganger. And that is that Democrats have a tendency
[04:09:10] then USP 96 and ignore the
[04:09:13] the real genuine issues people
[04:09:16] have with the system instead of
[04:09:17] figuring out how to fit them
[04:09:19] within their larger tent and
[04:09:20] Republicans and far right
[04:09:21] conspiracy theorists are able to
[04:09:23] step in and fill that void.
[04:09:25] For example, anti-vaxxing and
[04:09:27] objections to COVID era mandates
[04:09:28] at least in part come from a
[04:09:30] place of truth.
[04:09:31] It is not irrational or unfounded
[04:09:33] to question the pharmaceutical
[04:09:35] industry in this country, an
[04:09:36] industry that has profited off
[04:09:38] our death and off keeping us
[04:09:39] sick. Instead of acknowledging that and that there are regulatory issues and that there's good reasons why
[04:09:44] I think those are good to hear from this perspective as well because this is one that I'm also very
[04:09:48] aware of right like the way I look the way I carry myself the way I talk can be uh dirt uh can be
[04:09:55] off-putting uh for a lot of people like what she said uh about how uh how I carry myself
[04:10:04] reminds her of all like the annoying men in her life that she has had to experience is
[04:10:12] absolutely something that I've heard from even many of you, right? Like, it took a lot, like,
[04:10:21] I've heard this is one of the most common critiques I hear from especially a lot of leftists,
[04:10:25] right? Leftists, they're empathetic, they're very sensitive in many instances, right? And
[04:10:34] And they've had a lot of lived experience with and in negative experiences with people who look like me who sound like me
[04:10:44] Okay, so there is this automatic like what what is seen?
[04:10:50] For many as this
[04:10:53] Interesting juxtaposition for a lot of young men specifically and as seen as an interesting juxtaposition a guy who works out a guy who you know
[04:10:59] wears nice clothes but isn't a fucking right-wing reactionary shithead. That brashness, vulgarity,
[04:11:09] the way I look, that can be a major setback for a lot of people. And a lot of people openly and
[04:11:16] readily admit that, where they'll be like, I didn't watch you for the longest time because from afar
[04:11:20] I thought you were just like a condescending douchebag for that bro. Right?
[04:11:24] It's true. You're giving yourself too much credit, bro. What do you mean?
[04:11:37] Sanctuary comments are seething about her defending Ulamal, yeah.
[04:11:40] If people might distrust Big Far. Yeah, I'm the king of walk like a chug,
[04:11:48] to think like a woke.
[04:11:50] The establishment left wrote anti-vaxxers off as nutjobs
[04:11:54] and continued to cozy up to pharmaceutical lobbyists,
[04:11:57] giving the far right an opportunity to swoop in
[04:11:59] and win over anti-vaxxers by acknowledging the truth
[04:12:02] that sent them down that pipeline to begin with.
[04:12:04] You're right, there is something fishy
[04:12:06] about how pharmaceutical companies
[04:12:07] operate in this country.
[04:12:09] That wins over trust,
[04:12:10] that then becomes easy to exploit
[04:12:11] with lies and conspiracies.
[04:12:13] The same is true of young men and the manosphere.
[04:12:15] The manosphere is capitalizing
[04:12:17] on something that is true.
[04:12:18] Young men in this country are not okay.
[04:12:20] The economy is rigged against all of us.
[04:12:22] The patriarchy hurts everyone
[04:12:24] and makes them feel horrible about themselves
[04:12:26] because they can't be providers anymore.
[04:12:28] And the manosphere acknowledges that truth
[04:12:30] and then sends them down the toxic pipeline.
[04:12:33] You're right, life is really hard.
[04:12:34] You are being exploited.
[04:12:35] That wins over trust,
[04:12:37] but then becomes easy to exploit
[04:12:39] with lies and conspiracies.
[04:12:40] The manosphere tells them
[04:12:41] the way to win back your agency
[04:12:43] is through stocks and emotionally abusing women.
[04:12:45] Hassan Piker tells them
[04:12:46] that actually the billionaire class
[04:12:48] the reason why your life sucks. Young men are seeking this shit out online whether we like it
[04:12:52] or not. And they're not seeking it out from mainstream media. They're not seeking it out from
[04:12:56] even someone like me, a leftist yes but someone who's a lot more measured and doesn't do or say
[04:13:01] things that go particularly viral and is also a woman in her 30s so sorry but I'm
[04:13:05] I got bullied a lot of my school career from the bro types I've been watching for years now
[04:13:10] my hackles still flare up when you go bro mode but that's the only real
[04:13:14] issue I have with you and that's not your problem. Yeah. Well, thank you for being able to, you know,
[04:13:19] overlook that. I mean, that's just who I am too. That's just the other side of the story, right?
[04:13:27] Like I'm, you know, I'm always going to be honest and authentic with who I am. It's also
[04:13:34] impossible for me not to be because I'm live every day for eight hours a day. I can't put on a
[04:13:41] a fucking front. Okay? I can't put on a front. I can't fake it. It's just who I am. I would
[04:13:49] have to dramatically alter my character, my personality, things I believe in even to be
[04:13:56] able to do that.
[04:13:58] Not particularly intriguing to 20 year old Ben and I'm really okay with that. That's
[04:14:05] just the reality of the situation. And I don't know about you, but I'd far prefer
[04:14:08] a world where they jump on to the leftist Hassan Piker train than the
[04:14:12] mannosphere death spiral. I think that's a net positive for America. And yet the
[04:14:16] establishment Democrats, the legacy media, would rather shoot themselves in the
[04:14:20] foot than acknowledge that they need Hassan Piker in their tent. They would
[04:14:24] rather throw their weight behind attempting to cancel him than attempting
[04:14:27] to understand what it is about him that speaks to a base of people that
[04:14:31] they have been clamoring to win over. These content creators do not
[04:14:34] understand your audience isn't watching their content because 75% of their
[04:14:37] content is critiquing left or punching left while we watch condescending liberals.
[04:14:44] What do you mean?
[04:14:45] Are you talking about all the all the hater content out there?
[04:14:48] I mean, I think there's a lot of people who do actually love that drama shit.
[04:14:53] Young men, they all of a sudden demand purity to never associate with anyone who's ever
[04:14:57] said anything objectionable while openly and vociferously supporting Israel and
[04:15:02] apartheid state actively committing genocide while the world watches instead of attempting
[04:15:06] to figure out how to actually fit the entire left wing of this country in their tent, which
[04:15:11] is their burden in our fucked up two party system, which would require acknowledging
[04:15:15] differences having hard conversations.
[04:15:17] What?
[04:15:18] People are asking you to be humble, not cure cancer and create world peace.
[04:15:21] It is just asking you to do that weird breathing thing Trump did in the 2020 election.
[04:15:27] Thank you so much for being open to the other side of this perspective.
[04:15:30] This is far more humble than most are.
[04:15:32] I think people expect you to not vise signal and be unapologetic.
[04:15:39] What?
[04:15:46] I'm confused.
[04:15:47] Nations strategizing open mindedness coalition building.
[04:15:51] They are once again alienating the entire left of their base, because
[04:15:55] this isn't just off putting to Hassan piker fans.
[04:15:57] It's off putting to anyone outside left of center who wants to see the
[04:16:01] The Democrats attempt to mend this party, take back power, and make the types of progressive
[04:16:06] changes that need to happen to ensure a Donald Trump figure never happens again in this country.
[04:16:11] And that requires addressing the truths that Donald Trump and the right have been willing
[04:16:15] to exploit.
[04:16:16] That billionaires are amassing wealth and leaving us to fight over the scraps.
[04:16:20] That life in America is about surviving and not thriving for the vast majority
[04:16:24] of Americans.
[04:16:25] Trump promised solutions to that and of course delivered nothing, but Democrats could
[04:16:28] actually step in and increase taxes on the wealthy, provide affordable health care and
[04:16:32] child care if they were willing to embrace progressive ideals and the people that come
[04:16:36] along with it.
[04:16:37] But they're not.
[04:16:38] Just like in Germany in the lead up to World War II, in America we are seeing the quote
[04:16:41] unquote opposition party choose money over morals, cling to their elite friends, align
[04:16:46] themselves closer with the fascists than with the people while just playing lip service
[04:16:51] to the concerns of the masses and doing nothing about anything and then throwing
[04:16:55] us all under the bus in order to keep their power.
[04:16:57] So the discussion over Hassan Piker is about so much more than what we do with this leftist
[04:17:02] guy who livestreams all day.
[04:17:03] It is a microcosm of how fucking broken this country is.
[04:17:06] This is what, I mean, this is absolutely correct.
[04:17:10] This is exactly what I've been trying to get across as well for these past like two weeks
[04:17:15] where the smear campaign and the manufactured outrage has like exploded.
[04:17:23] It's the very fact that so many mainstream outlets from CNN to Fox News are predisposed
[04:17:32] with this silly shit is already an indication that something is busted.
[04:17:40] Something is completely broken in our media ecosystem.
[04:17:46] But then, on top of that, I think the real reason why it's happening is because these
[04:17:54] guys can no longer control, they don't have the same, like, stranglehold that they had
[04:17:59] on the dissemination of all information.
[04:18:03] And they've lost the narrative battle on Israel and on even maybe American imperialism.
[04:18:13] deep skepticism against mainstream outlets, so instead of constantly yelling and shitting
[04:18:21] on the public and coming across as even more annoying and even losing the remainder of the
[04:18:28] people that tune in, they are trying to identify a vulgar representation of that broad base
[04:18:38] and try to humiliate me and bully me into submission, but the reason why they're doing that, the
[04:18:49] reason why they're trying to aggressively attack me is because they can't really attack
[04:18:56] everyone else.
[04:18:59] Another thing is communicating the way you do makes the learning process far more entertaining
[04:19:03] watchable for eight hours from now for everyone you make it funny and interesting and educational
[04:19:06] Yeah, that that too
[04:19:09] What is this?
[04:19:12] Tweet deleted these guys actually do have the correct amount of paranoia becoming a political prize a slippery slope that ends
[04:19:17] In a pit of bad consequences. They just can't wrap their heads around these consequences coming from Israel's own choices
[04:19:36] some people do understand that by the way because this is not I mean it kind of sounds silly
[04:19:45] to say this because I keep repeating that I'm a fucking Twitch streamer it's ridiculous
[04:19:48] but but they are choosing to make me into this like representative figure of of all of
[04:19:56] the left demands and left forces of politics in this country as part of the reason why
[04:20:02] I said, you also have to fucking sometimes do something that I've never asked you to do,
[04:20:09] which is to defend what people are saying. As a matter of fact, for the longest time,
[04:20:15] I've always said, I'm just a Twitch streamer. Just argue on the issues, right? If you want
[04:20:20] to convince people to argue on the issues, you don't have to fucking defend me. But
[04:20:22] now mainstream sources are turning me into the expression, the purest expression in
[04:20:29] in the manifestation of left-wing politics.
[04:20:32] Now obviously for a lot of liberals, that's fantastic because then they can just consistently
[04:20:38] demand to cut me out of the equation.
[04:20:43] And there are plenty of people who are doing that right now.
[04:20:45] There's a lot of liberals who are anti-communist, anti-socialist, a lot of reactionaries,
[04:20:49] a lot of people who are pro-Israel, pro-genocide, that are actively trying to go see this
[04:20:54] guy's a real threat.
[04:20:55] You should just not talk to him, you should listen to me instead.
[04:20:58] you know, there's like people who are self interested, it's not going to work, right?
[04:21:07] Most people understand that if it wasn't me, it'd be whoever else is in my place.
[04:21:14] But it's not just about me. It's about people like Zoran. It's about people like AOC. It's
[04:21:19] about Bernie Sanders. It's about Abdul El Sayed, right?
[04:21:27] You're irrelevant to the Twitch streamer also removes a lot of downside of going at you so hard
[04:21:30] if they lobbed a lot of the criticism they say about you directly. People like Abdul El Sayed
[04:21:33] Normans would see it as distasteful because they don't really know you. Normans are less repulsed
[04:21:36] by criticism of you. Yeah, I'm just a standard. It's not about you. You're just a caricature
[04:21:41] stand-in for progressives and leftists in the USA. This mirror against you isn't meant for you.
[04:21:44] It's meant for normal people who are sick of the duopoly in the system that both Dems and
[04:21:47] and revolving is protect, they think gutting and blocking
[04:21:50] you out will shut critics of them up.
[04:21:52] Yeah, and it won't work.
[04:22:02] That we cannot even fathom how to include
[04:22:04] actual leftist progressive ideas that would actually
[04:22:07] help the masses into our national political conversation.
[04:22:11] That we equate leftist progressivism as just as extreme
[04:22:14] and therefore bad as far right extremism,
[04:22:17] as though they're equally at the same distance.
[04:22:20] How do you know it will work?
[04:22:22] Because the structure is different.
[04:22:29] The structure is different.
[04:22:31] Because let's say they sufficiently cut my ties
[04:22:34] with like every candidate that I am associating myself with.
[04:22:39] What changes?
[04:22:41] Does your anger change?
[04:22:44] Do your demands change?
[04:22:46] Are you going to, let's say I no longer appear with a single other political figure ever again from this day on?
[04:22:55] Is that going to somehow destroy my political career, destroy my stream?
[04:23:00] No.
[04:23:01] It's not even something that people look forward to.
[04:23:03] Like a lot of the candidate interviews and things like that are not exactly things that people look forward to anyway.
[04:23:08] Most people tune out when I do stuff like that.
[04:23:10] It's considered boring.
[04:23:12] It's too like, it's too mainstream, right?
[04:23:18] Most people just want me to sit here
[04:23:20] and fucking yell at the camera.
[04:23:24] So it doesn't even have a negative impact
[04:23:26] if I were to stop doing that.
[04:23:28] It would probably have even a positive impact
[04:23:29] from an analytics point of view.
[04:23:32] But then also the other side of the story is
[04:23:38] even if I didn't associate with candidates openly
[04:23:42] and still promote them, and still support them.
[04:23:44] So there's that as long as they're doing the right things.
[04:23:47] And let's say they take it one step further.
[04:23:53] Let's say they actually de-platform me, right?
[04:23:58] It's over.
[04:23:59] I lose the Twitch stream,
[04:24:01] and I'm banned from every fucking platform,
[04:24:04] every social media platform.
[04:24:06] That sucks for me, right?
[04:24:09] But, will your attitude change? Will you magically turn around and say, you know what, American
[04:24:19] imperialism was good actually. America should be the world police. What Israel is doing is
[04:24:25] actually righteous. Now that Hassan Hassanavi Piker is no longer allowed to stream, I'm
[04:24:32] I'm really reconsidering how critical I was of the most moral nation on earth, Israel.
[04:24:40] Of course not.
[04:24:41] That's why I'm saying like this is unproductive and idiotic.
[04:24:55] These guys are wrong for identifying me as a threat and trying to attack me this way.
[04:25:04] Because I don't hold all of that power.
[04:25:07] I am at the end of the day a fucking megaphone.
[04:25:11] I'm a megaphone for you.
[04:25:13] I'm a platform for your frustrations.
[04:25:16] And in certain instances, I can play the role of an educator.
[04:25:20] I can help you realize who is responsible for all the pain that you experience, right?
[04:25:29] But most of the time, I'm just a fucking platform for the frustration that I know the overwhelming
[04:25:42] majority of Americans feel, experience, and can be convinced of.
[04:25:49] The last part is also important, because a lot of people are angry, but they don't know
[04:25:57] who is responsible for their pain, okay?
[04:26:04] The right recognizes that.
[04:26:05] They see the anger and frustration, and then they take that anger and frustration and
[04:26:11] redirect it to vulnerable populations. They say it's trans people. They say it's
[04:26:18] undocumented migrants. They say it's black and brown people. They say our
[04:26:22] enemies overseas hate us. They must be put down. Okay? And that is objectively
[04:26:30] successful for them. I choose to do the exact opposite. I choose to take that
[04:26:36] anger and frustration, recognize it, and then redirect it to the actual
[04:26:41] entities that are responsible for it.
[04:26:51] That's it.
[04:26:54] That's why I say it's impossible to successfully destroy me because your frustrations will
[04:27:01] still exist.
[04:27:03] That's real.
[04:27:05] Your demands will still exist.
[04:27:06] That's real.
[04:27:07] It's just, it's good that you have those demands.
[04:27:11] It's righteous.
[04:27:14] Ends of the political spectrum.
[04:27:16] Despite the fact that in many countries in Europe, there are people who espouse very similar values to Hassan Piker,
[04:27:20] who hold seats in parliament, whose democratic socialist parties are seen as center-left.
[04:27:26] Much like who and what we deem to be terrorists is dictated by bias and power dynamics,
[04:27:31] what we deem to be extremist political ideology in this country is also seriously biased and skewed.
[04:27:36] To characterize someone like Hassan Piker as extremist in the same way that someone like Nick Fuentes is extremist
[04:27:43] is an irresponsible, willful mischaracterization that is motivated by the same pro-capitalist,
[04:27:49] pro-billionaire bullshit that has gotten us into this situation to begin with.
[04:27:52] And the Democratic establishment is doing nothing but further alienating people
[04:27:56] when it attempts to cancel Hassan Piker and any progressive candidate who dares go near him.
[04:28:01] And of course there's also fretting about what about the centrist, what about the independence?
[04:28:05] It's true, there is a huge swath of this country that isn't particularly interested in quote-unquote
[04:28:09] progressive policies that do find Hassan Piker to be too extreme and may themselves be alienated
[04:28:14] by his ideas and past statements. What do we do about them? As with a lot of issues with the
[04:28:18] Democratic Party, this comes down to a messaging and strategy problem, something Democrats
[04:28:22] notoriously fucking suck at. Of course you don't bring Hassan Piker into every single room.
[04:28:27] He is a particular person who speaks to a particular demographic. You gotta know your
[04:28:31] audience and you have to mold your message accordingly. And this is something that
[04:28:34] that I think Bernie Sanders has mastered. You don't label shit progressive or far left
[04:28:38] or politically extreme. You just actually listen to people and what they want, and you provide
[04:28:43] them with solutions that make them excited about you.
[04:28:45] To be fair, I can do that too. I talk to and often do talk to normal liberals and identify
[04:28:54] what their frustrations look like in a way that they can, you know, in a way that
[04:29:01] There is some sort of like productive outlet for them to
[04:29:06] Obviously not my most heated moments over the course of 21,000 hours, but
[04:29:11] candidate and the solution tends to be get money out of politics and raise taxes on the 1% to help fund the government.
[04:29:17] Those are negatively labeled as progressive ideas, but they shouldn't be leveling the playing field for people so that billionaires can't rig the entire game isn't a progressive idea.
[04:29:26] It's pro democracy.
[04:29:28] It just seems that there's zero creativity in these washed up, dusty Democratic strategists
[04:29:33] out there that they just cannot come up with a single way to get people excited about voting
[04:29:37] for Democrats.
[04:29:38] The only reason we're excited to show up and vote for Democrats in the midterms in
[04:29:41] November is because we're desperate for something less awful than this.
[04:29:45] The only reason I was excited to vote for Kamala Harris in 2024 was because she wasn't
[04:29:49] Trump and seemed less likely to completely fuck up the entire country and world order
[04:29:53] during her presidency.
[04:29:55] Can you imagine a Democratic candidate actually presenting you with ideas that you could get
[04:29:59] excited about because the ideas themselves are good?
[04:30:02] I mean, that's what happened in New York City.
[04:30:04] I said this last episode.
[04:30:05] Zoran Bombani didn't harp on about how bad his opponents were.
[04:30:09] He presented a really exciting vision for what New York City could be.
[04:30:13] And yes, he even appeared on Hassan Piker's livestream.
[04:30:16] And what do you know?
[04:30:17] It didn't alienate everyone who doesn't love Hassan Piker.
[04:30:19] It was one tactic of many that he used to actually talk to New Yorkers and understand
[04:30:25] who they listened to and what they care about and meet them where they were at.
[04:30:29] He didn't just talk to his Sompiker.
[04:30:30] He talked to a lot of people.
[04:30:32] What's wild and crazy about being a politician is you actually have to communicate with and
[04:30:36] find compromise with people you don't agree with 100% of the time.
[04:30:39] That's actually a necessary piece of politicking.
[04:30:41] Zoran Lombani did it while also seeming likable, approachable and reasonable.
[04:30:46] And the Democratic Party demonized him for that too.
[04:30:49] Because again, they would rather cancel the candidate with the progressive ideas in
[04:30:52] in order to align themselves with elite interests every single time.
[04:30:55] Which is why most Democrat Party candidates are fucking creeps,
[04:30:59] who seem so completely disconnected from actual real life.
[04:31:02] They're not put in place for us.
[04:31:04] They're put in place by the elite interests who want to control the narrative and
[04:31:07] keep their power.
[04:31:08] So when someone like Hassan Piker comes along who cannot be controlled, and
[04:31:11] in fact seems to revel in shaking things up and pissing people off.
[04:31:14] And then a candidate like Dr. Abdul-El-Sayed actually dares to
[04:31:17] bring Hassan into the fold.
[04:31:19] I'm just gonna say Al-Zoran, the majority of my fellow frequent
[04:31:21] canvases for him or Hassanabe has law hell yeah that's right and treat him like
[04:31:31] the influential political actor he is the democratic establishment has to swoop
[04:31:35] in and nip that in the bud before it gets go out of control that people start
[04:31:39] actually learning about understanding and wanting these extremist progressive
[04:31:43] ideals until we vote these elitist creeps out of office and find better
[04:31:47] alternatives this is what we're stuck with in this country and the way
[04:31:50] things are going. It is people like Hassan Piker who are going to have to do the actual
[04:31:54] political work of convincing people that progressive ideas actually aren't that extreme after all.
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[04:32:02] Please remember, Marxist-Leninist arc when? Immediately. Tomorrow.
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[04:32:19] Matt guess there's a coordinated campaign to slander you. What is this the goats the establishment dance versus the new era?
[04:32:25] Hell yeah, see you already know they got butter see I like listening. No see and then I'm gonna go back to Lee
[04:32:31] He's like a video in a second and I'm gonna look through the the comments. I want to see that but I gotta pee
[04:32:37] Goes and runs a story about a song pike
[04:32:41] We like the boy who represents the viewpoints of unironically a lot of young people
[04:32:45] Even in his most extreme these niggas will talk about what he said about 9-11 like the broader point wasn't bad
[04:32:51] American foreign policy during the 90s one that happens perfectly the conditions for now
[04:32:56] But it when that happens again after this Iran war
[04:33:00] That nobody let's just say I get on it. I'm like, well, I mean you guys kind of deserve that shit because you know the shit
[04:33:05] They've been doing with Iran watch. Oh
[04:33:08] What did you just say nah gang? We just bomb the school of a hundred and five
[04:33:13] Like little girls dead. Yeah, they get yes
[04:33:17] Do you as deserve 9-11 and if you think and if you disagree with that you haven't done enough reason you haven't done enough research
[04:33:23] How many people do we kill every day in these conflicts since 9-11 since 9-11 9-11 law
[04:33:32] Yeah, some three thousand people that died in 9-11 and that
[04:33:37] Yeah, that also means that like the motherfuckers that died in 9-11 deserve to die. No, that's not what we're saying. Yeah
[04:33:43] How about it? But yeah, you want to know unprompted wars of aggression and choice creates a billion casualties
[04:33:49] Yeah, the same
[04:33:52] People in 9-11 that died do they care should we care more about them?
[04:33:56] Then the people that we have murked in Iran already if you say yes
[04:34:00] The only reason why you have three s is that they're American those other people are brown. That's racist. That's why
[04:34:07] That's why in order to have in order to have a principled anti-war stance
[04:34:11] You should acknowledge that hey the more we do this the more likely you are to create scenarios like 9-11
[04:34:18] Because you're killing these people's civilians for whatever goal you have and you're gonna inspire somebody to want to kill our
[04:34:24] Civilians for whatever goal they have. Yeah, that's why you have international law
[04:34:27] So shit doesn't break down and become law of the jungle. Look at who's been violating your national law at every turn?
[04:34:32] Us and who's been genociding and doing a 9-11 every single day for the last couple years Israel with our weapons
[04:34:38] So when you try to make it a high horse, I can't believe I can't dare believe someone like a song would even approach saying something like that as
[04:34:47] We're that's the beauty of genocide as we're doing the cycle again. They're rock war or shit again
[04:34:53] Yeah, so I love let's see what CNN how CNN decides to cover a song
[04:34:59] Our politics lead now now Hassan piker might not be a household name at least among adults
[04:35:06] But ask your kids, his new role as a midterm surrogate for some Democrats is proof that
[04:35:11] his political influence is expanding far beyond the streaming platform Twitch where
[04:35:15] he has pickup residents.
[04:35:18] He is without question an online influencer with nearly 3 million followers.
[04:35:21] His rise as a prominent voice on the left is now driving a wedge between Democrats
[04:35:27] and for good reason.
[04:35:28] Hasan Piker's past and present is checkered with controversial, if not outrageous, if
[04:35:34] It's not bigoted state comments like this one.
[04:35:39] America deserved 9-11, dude, I'm saying it, we totally put it on ourselves, dude, holy
[04:35:46] shit.
[04:35:47] The ultra-Orthodox Jews leaving Israel, hilarious, okay.
[04:35:53] If they serve in the military and then they get their untrained inbred asses shipped
[04:35:59] into southern lebanon
[04:36:02] again very funny
[04:36:05] that's a son packer calling orthodox june's inbred
[04:36:08] uh... packers also posted comments such as these three unequivocally sides with
[04:36:11] humas
[04:36:13] calling them the lesser of two days israel's compared to the governor evils
[04:36:15] compared lesser to evils for the government israel like a lesser of two
[04:36:19] as it's apologize for his comments on nine eleven but he stood by the rest
[04:36:22] he's accusing others of taking a matter of context in wall street journal
[04:36:25] op ed
[04:36:26] the leaders of the democratic think tank third-way right quote mr. piker is
[04:36:29] anti-american anti-women anti-western and anti-semitic no democrat
[04:36:33] should engage with them all should seek to push into the friends where he belongs
[04:36:36] on quote
[04:36:37] sump i could just recently become an issue in michigan it's home to a
[04:36:40] competitive three-way democratic primary from governor
[04:36:43] dr abuel also yet one of the three candidates in a foreign
[04:36:48] and realize that governor
[04:36:50] outward big and what's that the good name jake tapper
[04:36:53] jake tapper said less
[04:36:55] So, I'm about to call this nigga Jake Tapper some shit you ain't never heard before, so
[04:37:01] that, so mind you, mind you, so I love how the framing is meant to set up like, okay look
[04:37:06] how even bigoted, I've seen people, Democratic politicians have made comparisons to Nick
[04:37:10] Fuentes.
[04:37:11] I was gonna say, have they done a piece on Nick Fuentes like this?
[04:37:14] Nope.
[04:37:15] They put him in the most, one of the most powerful people in Chicago.
[04:37:18] That's what they did.
[04:37:20] Nick Fuentes has not, no, no, no.
[04:37:22] So I want you to understand something.
[04:37:24] No, no, no.
[04:37:25] Now something so they're saying all this shit about us are and they say he's anti woman
[04:37:28] He's anti somatic. He's anti Jew and no one should be taking this seriously
[04:37:32] And then you see what they just did you see what they just did they cited the opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal
[04:37:39] From third way third way was third way which is funded by this is according to is that the tail
[04:37:45] Third way which is funded by billionaires and corporate interest has been quite open about its broader goal and ongoing campaign to marginalize the left
[04:37:51] We will be marginalized the left. We will be the chief opponent. This is a quote
[04:37:55] We will be the chief opponent of the left in the 2028 Democratic presidential primary the
[04:38:01] Organizations president John Cohen recently pledged asked to define the kind of lefty Canada's third way doesn't like he pinpointed
[04:38:08] politicians who are for
[04:38:10] Medicare for all the Green New Deal
[04:38:12] Abolishing ice and open borders. Cowan told the New York Times that third way will spend
[04:38:17] $30 million to $50 million toward this campaign over the next few years.
[04:38:23] To stop, can you say the policies again?
[04:38:25] To stop the politicians who are for Medicare for All, the Green New Deal, abolishing ICE,
[04:38:32] open borders.
[04:38:33] Why?
[04:38:34] Wow.
[04:38:35] CNN just did an eight minute hit piece on this nigger.
[04:38:38] Using a quote from JJ, say it one more time.
[04:38:40] The Wall Street Journal, an opinion piece from the people who founded Third Way.
[04:38:44] An opinion.
[04:38:45] An opinion.
[04:38:46] piece of a company of a 13 tank funded by billionaires who specific express
[04:38:54] purpose is to tank politicians who are for universal health care that
[04:38:59] supports our abolishing ice that's a pretty new deal which we just mentioned
[04:39:03] that supports everybody and they said open borders there has never been an
[04:39:07] open border we don't have open board so talk to me again can we talk again you
[04:39:12] want to know you want to know rant earlier maybe 20 minutes earlier you
[04:39:16] want to know rent about how third way is not actually third way. No, tell me one more time,
[04:39:21] J. What is the policy? Because we got to get through your fucking head. Yes. Yes. What's
[04:39:27] the policies that they're fighting against using 30 million to 50 million dollars to
[04:39:32] fight against in the 2020 saying and they're using a son piker as their flashpoint to
[04:39:37] get this off. Look at all the bad shit he said, but the niggas with the money
[04:39:41] are also against these things. The Green New Deal, Medicare for All, abolishing ICE. In
[04:39:47] a memo last year, Third Way advised Democrats to build a moderate Democratic infrastructure,
[04:39:53] including media, talent pipelines, and communications networks, as it urged Dems to, quote, reduce
[04:39:58] far-left influence and infrastructure, neither of which meaningfully exists in US politics.
[04:40:04] I wonder who they back right now. I wonder who they back right now.
[04:40:08] look at the fucking spectrum so you got far left you got far right these niggas are saying reduce
[04:40:14] your far left what fucking direction are we going in what are we talking it's a two-party system
[04:40:21] what are we talking about it's two sides of the same bird right so why is third way trying to
[04:40:25] make it one side of one bird we're using as our objective category and how to determine how bad
[04:40:31] of a person a sound piker is an opinion piece from a billionaire funded think tank that
[04:40:37] for some reason wants to spend millions of dollars to not get you 30 million 30 to
[04:40:43] 50 million dollars so our way is no way so let's talk about this what does this
[04:40:51] have to do with Cuba why is there not an opposition party in this country that
[04:40:56] can say the human rights violations going on in Cuba is horrible and we
[04:40:59] should be using American might to fix those because one of your two parties
[04:41:03] operated by these people who are in the majority when it comes to the
[04:41:07] establishment who are telling you that it's okay to spend $30 million to be
[04:41:12] against universal healthcare, something that Cuba has. We're wondering why there's
[04:41:19] so many inconsistencies about American foreign policy and how we can
[04:41:23] simultaneously pay pedophiles but stand up for democracy but don't want
[04:41:26] democracy, that's why we try to overthrow the government on January 6th. Why is it?
[04:41:30] Because at the end of the day what really matters is what's making these
[04:41:33] niggas money they put the opinion in the opinion piece and aired on CNN to get
[04:41:38] these niggas to make more money eight minutes eight minutes this is eight
[04:41:43] minutes we're not gonna watch the whole thing but this is we're not gonna watch
[04:41:46] things think about it one of his biggest things
[04:41:51] Hassan and Abdul and they didn't really nice got 42k in it too out loud here
[04:41:57] but I'm pretty sure they get it into the article is also Israel these same
[04:42:01] billionaires that are funding all these things are all heavily pro pro is real and acting as though like it's not a genocide next YZ and
[04:42:09] This is we just talked about Gavin Newsom
[04:42:12] Mm-hmm, and then what happened?
[04:42:15] Discriminatory Israeli death penalty law could be a war crime says UN rights chief
[04:42:20] Volker Turk says bill which applies to Palestinians convicted of terror charges, but not Jewish extremists must be replaced a new Israeli law
[04:42:28] that would allow the execution of Palestinians convicted on terror charges for deadly attacks,
[04:42:32] but not Jewish extremists accused of similar crimes, would constitute a war crime if enacted.
[04:42:37] According to one of the UN's most senior human rights officials, they were celebrating
[04:42:41] after they passed this law in, uh, in Palestine that allows a death penalty for Palestinians
[04:42:47] in particular.
[04:42:48] They had gold nooses on their suits.
[04:42:51] That's definitionally, so we went from, uh, Gavin Noose and a couple of weeks ago
[04:42:54] having that media appearance, getting away with being like it's not apartheid right
[04:42:57] now.
[04:42:58] Definitionally apartheid imagine they said if black people get convicted of killing a white person in a terrorist attack
[04:43:03] He made you get the death penalty immediate other way around
[04:43:06] No, this is right there by the way, this is yeah, this is court martial. This is for military tribe
[04:43:10] Do you mind they have videos out there right now of Israeli people a boatload of
[04:43:16] Palestinian people running towards aid and there's tanks firing. Yeah, I'm gonna I'm gonna wrap. I'm gonna wrap up
[04:43:22] Right here. Can we skip to like?
[04:43:25] three minutes if he inside this video I just want to see when they try to combat
[04:43:32] or when they try to prove that the anti-Semitism part with a sound fight because
[04:43:37] they they're saying that this guy's on a bash the anti-Semitic he shouldn't be
[04:43:42] anywhere near the party Abdul al-sayed we looking at you sideways because you're
[04:43:45] even hosting a rally with this nigga let's look what they try to say mind
[04:43:50] you I just told you that Israel passed a death penalty law for Palestinians
[04:43:55] It happens that Hassan Piker is aligned with a lot of Dr. Abdul Al-Sayed's views on health
[04:44:04] care, on taxing the rich, and billionaires, etc. He is a Bernie AOC Zoran guy.
[04:44:11] But with that, he has a long reputation of saying all of the things you just played
[04:44:17] here.
[04:44:18] I was just talking to you before the segment.
[04:44:21] I mean, I think it is a risk for Abdul Al-Sayed to have him come into the state.
[04:44:25] It's an obvious risk, but he is grasping for votes in a crowded three-way primary in a state,
[04:44:32] Michigan, which you remember from 2024, both in the primary, Democratic primary and the
[04:44:36] general election, has a lot of Arab and Muslim voters outside of Detroit and Dearborn,
[04:44:42] Dearborn Heights, and Democrats have been suffering there.
[04:44:45] And I think he's trying to grab on to them.
[04:44:47] He's doing rallies at Michigan and Michigan State, so he's trying to go after young
[04:44:50] people.
[04:44:51] One thing I do want to point out, Jake, that you said in the intro that he's not a household
[04:44:54] name is the...
[04:44:55] They go pride if they get out of his club.
[04:44:57] Which was launched to study young men by Democrats after 2024 pulled Hasan Piker's name among
[04:45:03] young men.
[04:45:05] He's not well known at all.
[04:45:06] About half of young people don't know who he is.
[04:45:10] And then his favorite rating, he's negative 9%.
[04:45:12] He's under water with thieves.
[04:45:13] Only 20% of young men have a favorable opinion of Hasan Piker.
[04:45:16] And that's sort of why I say, is it worth the gamble to do this?
[04:45:21] And Jonah and I've lost a journal op-ed that I talked about the think tank third way they wrote
[04:45:24] We're all for a big tent, but the Democratic Party needs to draw a line in the Santa's on piker and his fellow Jew haters belong on the other side
[04:45:30] Don't need a settlement piker to respond to critics who call him anti-stimidic
[04:45:35] He quoted a few things the piker had said
[04:45:37] Especially a Zionist dog or Zionist pig or I think they
[04:45:44] Zionist
[04:45:45] I've spent my entire professional media career and far beyond that combating anti-Semitism I've been doxxed
[04:45:52] Swatted by neo-nazis for my consistent advocacy against anti-Semitism. I just also happen to be an avowed anti-Zionist
[04:45:58] I believe Zionism is a very racist ideology. It's an ethno religious supremacist ideology
[04:46:04] And it's the underpinning ideology that has caused the genocide of Palestinians
[04:46:09] In the hands of Israel and also the United States of America
[04:46:12] John, there's a lot to unpack there. What's your response?
[04:46:16] There's a lot to unpack.
[04:46:17] What Piker does that a lot of people of his ilk do is they try to inoculate themselves against claims of Jew hatred by pointing it out in places that aren't them.
[04:46:28] He's been very clear pointing things out on the right of that anti-Semitism.
[04:46:32] These are the tropes they use.
[04:46:34] use and then he'll use the exact same tropes and just sub-Jew for Israel, which is the place
[04:46:39] where all Jews collectively have a connection to, and is the homeland where more than 50%
[04:46:45] of Jews on planet Earth live.
[04:46:46] So it's not, you would never say Jews control the media, but Israel controls the media,
[04:46:51] and you know, the Jews didn't pull us into the war with Iran and control the American
[04:46:56] government, but Israel does.
[04:46:58] And so he's able to sort of get away with some of this stuff in these subtle ways
[04:47:02] when really his impact is just as harmful as any out and out.
[04:47:07] Harmful to what?
[04:47:08] He's got a different name and he comes from a different wing of politics.
[04:47:11] We pause.
[04:47:11] It's interesting.
[04:47:13] Harmful to what?
[04:47:14] You feel no shame.
[04:47:15] No, harmful to what though?
[04:47:17] He says it's harmful to who?
[04:47:18] To Jewish people.
[04:47:20] He's equally as bad as a Nazi or as a raging anti-Semite because
[04:47:24] he substitutes the word Jew with Israel.
[04:47:27] Israel didn't, Jewish people didn't pull us into war.
[04:47:30] Israel did.
[04:47:31] But Israel did.
[04:47:32] That's what I'm saying.
[04:47:33] So harmful to not Jewish people.
[04:47:35] I'm for the what the fact that Israel is in there right now doing what to niggas?
[04:47:41] Genociding Palestinians harmful to that ideology.
[04:47:44] Yes.
[04:47:45] That's the fucking point.
[04:47:47] No, he's trying to say he's equivocating between Nick Fuentes, a Nazi nigger, and
[04:47:53] Hassan Piker by just saying all of Hassan's criticisms aren't actually at
[04:47:57] Israel.
[04:47:58] They're at Jewish people.
[04:47:59] He's just lying and saying the word Israel the country that just passed the death penalty and you're saying
[04:48:08] Nah, it's not it's not about Israel. It's about the Jewish people. He just used it as a placeholder. He's the same as a Nazi
[04:48:15] That should be slander and libel
[04:48:19] For that should be that's why he was kind of tripping over his words
[04:48:21] He didn't want to say too much you already said a lot, bro
[04:48:23] And there are Jewish people in the creator space in the progressive online public space who would look at this again
[04:48:29] Say you are making Jewish people unsafe. You are categorically boxing in Jewish people
[04:48:36] With all of Israel and Israel's actions
[04:48:41] Israel is 50% of all Jews on planet Earth, so what does that mean the other 50% in his game?
[04:48:46] What the fuck are you talking about the other 50% is scattered across the fucking earth nigga?
[04:48:52] Israel is actively committing a genocide mind again. Then you like so to try to use any statement of
[04:48:59] What the government of Israel's doing as if they're not doing anything and
[04:49:04] Shade behind anti-semitism to cover up all the as if they're not doing anything Jason
[04:49:09] What did they just what did they just pass again gang?
[04:49:11] He passed the death penalty verbose is that only applies to Palestinians
[04:49:16] That penalty that only applies to Palestinians
[04:49:19] So like what do you want me to do with that information?
[04:49:22] You're calling this nigga a Jew-hater and you're saying him and all his ilk need to be isolated from the Democratic Party
[04:49:27] And we need to do that. We need to get rid of the left-wing infrastructure
[04:49:32] For this in defense of this country that just passed the death penalty for one racial demographic
[04:49:38] I'm all for that it colonized
[04:49:41] It's not I'm sorry
[04:49:43] Yeah, the fact that you're the fact that you just sat on national television and said well if you criticize Israel
[04:49:49] You criticize the Jewish people because all Jewish people are tied to Israel
[04:49:52] You just said that all Jewish people are tied to and will be judged by the actions of
[04:49:58] Far-right fascist niggas who are openly talking about how they want to genocide people
[04:50:02] Yeah, I know a few Jewish people who don't want to be a so don't want to be associated with that shit
[04:50:07] That's more racist than anything you can say a sound pipe
[04:50:10] And then y'all sit here and also get mad at niggas when they be like oh, um, the Jews control everything the Jews X Y Z
[04:50:16] You say that's also anti-Semitism
[04:50:18] You get to group them into this whole thing whenever you would like to and then
[04:50:22] Because of that you got a lot of young niggas that are now grouping the Jews and making them everything and now that's also
[04:50:28] And he said do you see how it why it's hard to actually come back the things that we're talking about you want to actually
[04:50:34] Come back anti-semitism you have to call out the genocide. Yeah, what the fuck are we talking about?
[04:50:38] You have to be consistent
[04:50:39] There's videos of me back in the past being like calling out Candace Owens
[04:50:43] I remember I got flamed in my comments because people was like
[04:50:45] I don't know if I trust you now JJ because I was flaming her for being anti-semitic and I made a follow-up video like
[04:50:51] Suck my dick. You don't trust me. She's talking about Jewish people drinking Christian baby blood
[04:50:57] That's by definition an anti-semitic stereotype and some brain dead shit
[04:51:02] And she knows she does that because that's her whole wave in the black community
[04:51:05] You know tie everything to the Jewish people all these people were Nazis one second ago
[04:51:09] Or all of a sudden trying to actually tie everything to Jewish people you have people like Hassan Piger
[04:51:14] were saying, no, in defense of Jewish people, we can't say we should be colonizing and assassinating
[04:51:20] in defense of that. We should stand against that, whether that's happening to Jewish people
[04:51:25] or whether Israelis are doing that to Palestinians or whether we're doing that in Sudan. We
[04:51:30] should not have any of that. And they'll tell you that. And it is actually the one
[04:51:33] who has the ill-attentions and wants to keep this fire jam podcast. Everybody go
[04:51:39] check them out.
[04:51:43] They're phenomenal.
[04:51:50] Their coverage, their content is incredible.
[04:51:54] And I'm very proud of how much they've grown.
[04:52:03] You know, they were at the Abdul Raleigh
[04:52:08] Raleigh and University of Michigan.
[04:52:19] Future is not so bleak.
[04:52:23] You look at a lot of stuff on the internet,
[04:52:30] and you see a lot of young people on the internet behave like fools,
[04:52:35] and maybe it frustrates you,
[04:52:37] But then you look at these guys and you're like, all right, never mind. It's not so bad
[04:52:41] All right, let's see what leisure miller is a audience how receptive they are
[04:52:46] Hi, it's Saturday April 11 to
[04:52:49] to her
[04:52:52] Commentary where she did the unthinkable
[04:52:55] Defending me
[04:52:56] Almost like a son is right when he says they can't attack the message without you hearing the message
[04:53:00] So they attack they need to attack the messenger mainstream America is and always will be more afraid of the far left of the far
[04:53:07] I know I was nervous when I saw this pop up. Maybe it's a continued disappointment from Damian everyone with the platform
[04:53:11] I apologize for even having the slightest doubts you were saw as they come and it got send these horrible times
[04:53:21] Did big dog get a haircut yes, I did while holy refresh pull and scurry channel threw him a while back I
[04:53:29] Watched on a bigot ago, but kind of forgot about until the Dems freaked out about I'm time to trick him out again
[04:53:37] No one is more prosecuted than Sunni Muslims, whether that's why they attack you like white
[04:53:47] Christians.
[04:53:48] No one is more prosecuted than Sunni Muslims?
[04:53:55] I could think of one group that's more prosecuted than Sunni Muslims, Shatter, it's called
[04:53:59] Gamers.
[04:54:00] That's right.
[04:54:01] Oh my god, I love you and I saw a lot of men in my twenties I fell for the all red pipeline
[04:54:09] back in 2016 watch because I'll pull me out of it. So I will always thank him for saving
[04:54:13] me in their sense. There was also a I've had it. Okay, I am joy of those is slams
[04:54:28] APEC owned opponents as Dems launch attacks against them. Let's go. Let's freaking go.
[04:54:36] Going to date in studio, one of the hottest races in America. Of course, I'm talking about the Michigan.
[04:54:43] Abdul on. I've had it. Rejecting corporate pack money. Yes or no?
[04:54:48] Every day, all day, forever and ever. Only person in my race who never took corporate
[04:54:52] pack money in the past and will never take it in the future. And it's not taking a no.
[04:54:55] All right, let's dive into your opponents right now. So we have Haley Stevens. Is that her name?
[04:55:01] She's kind of the establishment Democrat and I believe she's Chuck Schumer's first pick.
[04:55:06] Chuck Schumer has two picks apparently. They're just neither of them are me.
[04:55:09] The other one is Mallory McMorro. Yep. If I am living in Michigan right now and I am looking
[04:55:17] to vote, do these candidates take corporate PAC money? They've all taken them in every race
[04:55:23] they've ever run. I'm glad to hear that one of my opponents has decided that she does not want to take
[04:55:28] them anymore. That's great. Yeah, I think it's great to stop taking corporate PAC checks. But let's
[04:55:32] be clear, if you've only ever won elections, taking corporate PAC money, and your whole claim
[04:55:39] to fame is that you've won elections, then you've won elections on the rules that have broken
[04:55:42] our politics in the first place. So I think at the end of the day, maybe start to give
[04:55:47] some of that money back, right? Try and figure out how you can get right on this. But
[04:55:51] But if you didn't realize from the day you started running that corporate packs are the
[04:55:56] essential corrupting feature in our politics, then at some point, I think you owe an explanation
[04:56:02] as to why.
[04:56:03] At the end of the day, though, it's not really about them.
[04:56:06] To me, I want folks to understand that from the day I stepped into politics eight years
[04:56:10] ago when I ran for governor, I understood that if we are going to continue to play
[04:56:15] the game the same way it's always been played, we're going to continue to get
[04:56:18] outcomes that are consistent with what we've always gotten. And we've just watched if things
[04:56:22] have gotten worse.
[04:56:23] This has a 200 and you appeared alongside the sound packet derangement syndrome with Abdul
[04:56:33] El Sayed. If complete in offensive news, well, I just had to hold it down for a win twice.
[04:56:39] Hell yeah.
[04:56:40] Let's go.
[04:56:47] What is this, Ashley St. Clair confirms all our suspicions that right wing influence of
[04:56:57] all their message coordinated to get paid down including millions for promoting Israel.
[04:57:00] I know how the pay to play MAGA influence campaigns work.
[04:57:04] For those who don't know, my name is Ashley St. Clair and I was involved in MAGA politics
[04:57:10] and was a MAGA influencer for almost a decade. I know. Now, MAGA and really MAGA, not so much
[04:57:19] just GOP messaging, is incredibly coordinated. And I was initiated into this very young...
[04:57:26] What is happening? Ashley St. Clair was Elon Musk's baby mama. If you remember, he mailed his
[04:57:32] semen to her. Actually, I don't think, I think he actually did have sex with her,
[04:57:37] but I like to say that he mailed this come to her. Because I think it's very funny.
[04:57:46] And she is Elon Musk's baby mama, right? She had a child,
[04:57:53] child of Elon, and then he was so repulsive. Elon was so repulsive that like I think she just
[04:58:02] She just dramatically altered everything in her life, like everything she believed in reversed.
[04:58:12] Because she was like, this is, you know, if this is who I am now and this is who I'm around,
[04:58:18] like, I gotta, I gotta change things.
[04:58:20] Yeah, reversed divorce court, if you will. Yeah, she did a 180, like she used to be like
[04:58:33] transphobic, all this stuff. She's she's against it all now. 19 years old when I was first brought
[04:58:40] on to turning point. That was when I was invited to my first turning point.
[04:58:45] It's so bad, made her woke. I mean, like I said, it was the come in a napkin in a male.
[04:58:52] It was a great event and was really the rust into this MAGA influencer ecosystem.
[04:59:01] In 2015, 2016, MAGA and their operators realized how important and consequential social media was for politics.
[04:59:14] You know, this really started during the Obama years when they harnessed the internet and
[04:59:19] email campaign messaging.
[04:59:21] And then MAGA took it to the next level with things like Cambridge Analytica and coordinated
[04:59:26] messaging on sites like Twitter.
[04:59:29] Their main avenues for this influence are group chats, paid influence campaigns, and
[04:59:35] parties.
[04:59:36] Now, for the group chats, they operate with large influencers, particularly on Twitter.
[04:59:44] as their primary mode of communication is Twitter, and they will have these giant group
[04:59:49] chats that make influencers and individuals feel important because they are in group chats
[04:59:55] with members of the administration, people on the Trump team, in which they coordinate
[05:00:00] these messaging tactics. They also have coordinated calls with these campaigns and
[05:00:08] with these politicians so you feel that you are important. What I really want to focus
[05:00:14] on, what was that? What I really want to focus on though is the paid campaigns because this
[05:00:20] is able to fester through many loopholes within our own regulations and laws because since
[05:00:28] what they're promoting is messaging or petitions or campaigns and not a service or a product,
[05:00:35] They do not have to disclose that they are paid for this on social media.
[05:00:40] So they have these Republican operatives, some of which were former White House, who build
[05:00:44] out these platforms that these right-wing influencers can log on to and see active campaigns
[05:00:51] and sign up for and get paid for promoting certain messaging, certain initiatives,
[05:00:56] certain petitions.
[05:00:58] And this pay is typically, you know, per click, sometimes it's a flat rate.
[05:01:03] It is everything from, hey, tell your audience to call their members of Congress and vote
[05:01:09] a particular way on this bill, or have your followers sign this petition, promote this
[05:01:15] propaganda, XYZ.
[05:01:19] The structure is indistinguishable from ad campaigns that you would do for traditional
[05:01:24] companies.
[05:01:26] If you take Tarte, for example, or Cosmetic Br...
[05:01:29] Paul, Paul's sparrow, y'all need to find Jesus.
[05:01:34] We found Allah already in his prophet Muhammad,
[05:01:38] peace be upon him.
[05:01:42] Brander, what have you?
[05:01:44] Typically when they get influencers,
[05:01:45] they will also have a company copy
[05:01:48] or things that they should say, a script.
[05:01:51] And so do these right-wing influencers.
[05:01:54] They are given a script, they are paid,
[05:01:56] and they post it.
[05:01:57] And the only difference is that they do not
[05:01:59] have to disclose that it's an ad because of our current laws and regulations, do not require
[05:02:04] them to do so since it is not a good or a product.
[05:02:10] Now some of these consulting firms that pay for this stuff, they will show up on FEC
[05:02:15] records because the campaign or the PAC or the candidate pays them, but once they pay
[05:02:21] this consulting firm, it's gone.
[05:02:24] There is no further disclosures required by the consulting firms or anything like
[05:02:29] So, this is a good way for them to hide exactly who they're paying for messaging, because it
[05:02:35] just goes through these firms that do not require any-
[05:02:38] This is so funny.
[05:02:41] Leisure Miller just showed up to video defending you.
[05:02:43] Hey, this is on.
[05:02:44] Leisure Miller made a video about you and this on the radio, and it's so funny, Chatters,
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[05:03:54] Additional reporting to the FEC.
[05:03:58] And again, they also have these group chats with the members of the administration and
[05:04:02] high up officials that especially when a scandal or controversy breaks out.
[05:04:08] All of this messaging is important.
[05:04:10] Thank you for the 20 years how we respond to the files. Here's how we respond to the war. Here is how we respond to
[05:04:19] everything. So there's this entire ecosystem of large influencers, all of the largest influencers that you have seen in the right wing.
[05:04:30] 99% of them are paid or compensated or having their back scratched in one way or another. And then this trickles down because
[05:04:40] The people under them, these smaller influencers, are not aware of this.
[05:04:45] So when they're looking to these larger accounts, in response to...
[05:04:50] Michael Carbonara pays $160 per 100k views.
[05:04:53] If you post clips of him...
[05:04:56] Who the fuck is Michael Carbonara?
[05:05:03] That sounds like you made that name up.
[05:05:06] What?
[05:05:07] Michael Carbonara? He does magic? That's a pasta. Yeah, I mean, that's, yeah, Jeff
[05:05:19] Frigga Tony gives you $170 actually. Controversies or messaging. What they're
[05:05:27] saying is actually very coordinated and very sophisticated influence campaigns from the
[05:05:33] top. There is no free thinking here whatsoever. They are waiting to get a large order and a direct deposit.
[05:05:44] This also works on a smaller scale for influence campaigns because there are private,
[05:05:50] very wealthy donors that will pay independent journalists to do certain projects or videos
[05:05:57] and that never has to get reported to the FEC because it's between two private individuals
[05:06:03] even though the messaging and the influence is for political purposes.
[05:06:10] This happened to me at one point when there were a lot of scandals going on with the airlines and
[05:06:16] immigration, which I unfortunately had a role in boosting that rhetoric. I had a very wealthy
[05:06:23] billionaire who reached out to me because he had personal beef with Southwest, so he wanted me to
[05:06:30] to do a sting operation on Southwest to see if they were.
[05:06:34] Dude, I 100% believe every word that's coming out of her mouth.
[05:06:40] I genuinely think a lot of these guys are extremely online, like billionaires specifically,
[05:06:47] and they identify people that they despise, and this circumstance is me, or there's like
[05:06:52] wealthy interest groups and shit like that, and they absolutely pay people to just constantly
[05:07:00] fucking do these like smear operations against corporations.
[05:07:05] They lean into a pre-existing, they lean into like pre-existing Republican messaging
[05:07:10] as well.
[05:07:11] They do it for ideological purposes, too, like, I mean with Laura Loomer, I don't
[05:07:21] Laura Loomer is coming after me because some fucking billionaire is paying her. I think Laura Loomer is coming after me because she's insane and also
[05:07:28] An Omega Dick writer of the nation-state of Israel. I think that's her primary purpose there
[05:07:39] But
[05:07:42] Definitely like when you see all those here, I'll give you one example
[05:07:46] For the longest time, especially post-e-law most purchased the Twitter, blue checkmark power farmers,
[05:07:54] like like farmers who oftentimes bought their likes as well, have dominated Twitter discourse,
[05:08:02] right? They've dominated Twitter discourse. And I know for a fact that all of the kick
[05:08:08] stake-sponsored drama clip channels. Absolutely we're coming after me for that reason.
[05:08:19] And all you need to do is just like establish a base level of resentment for normies and
[05:08:26] make it seem like there's something very controversial there. And once that faucet opens up, the
[05:08:32] algorithm feeds into it, okay? Because then you, it doesn't take much for a coordinated
[05:08:39] smear campaign to get off the ground. All you need to do is create a level of controversy
[05:08:47] around someone by smearing them, and then tie it back to some kind of, tie it back
[05:08:55] some kind of ideological goal as well. And then once you do that, once you do that, other people
[05:09:04] will follow suit because a lot of influencers are super responsive to the algorithm. A lot of
[05:09:12] influencers see something going on in the algorithm, someone actually gaining a lot of
[05:09:17] momentum doing something and they just follow through on it. And that's part of the reason
[05:09:21] why there's so many people who probably have politics that are not dissimilar to mind, maybe
[05:09:27] not to the same degree, maybe not the same ideological tendency or whatever, but certainly,
[05:09:34] you know, liberal, apolitical people or even like outright progressive people who have seen
[05:09:43] the impact of like focus on campaigns and they'll just lean into it in an effort to farm
[05:09:48] and a political people to show them that they're not bad.
[05:09:54] Like, once you craft a villain, once you identify a villain and you craft a villain on the internet,
[05:10:01] it doesn't take much for other people to get on board with that.
[05:10:06] And that's, it's become much easier to do.
[05:10:14] easier to do. Like I think on Reddit, it was fairly easy to do because Reddit is like super
[05:10:19] bothered. But since then, since then, I would say Twitter has become an even more valuable
[05:10:35] tool. In the same exact way. New, between October 2023 and December 2024, the Israeli
[05:10:49] Army ran a covert PSYOP aimed at shaping public opinion in Israel and abroad, originating from
[05:10:53] the Campaign's division of the IDF spokesperson unit, Ha Makham, recently revealed. They're
[05:11:01] You're calling it the least successful side of all time.
[05:11:03] Yeah, it did not work.
[05:11:05] It worked in the exact opposite way,
[05:11:06] but here's a great example of this, like, look, look.
[05:11:09] Anti-Semites are turning me into asinis.
[05:11:11] They're low IQ energies, too much for anyone intelligent
[05:11:13] to handle.
[05:11:17] Will Chamberlain really start to feel like the anti-Semites
[05:11:19] amount there turning me into asinis?
[05:11:21] Anti-Semites are turning me into asinis.
[05:11:23] They're low IQ energies, too much for anyone intelligent
[05:11:25] to handle.
[05:11:26] Anti-Semites are turning me into asinis.
[05:11:28] They're low IQ energies, too much for anyone
[05:11:30] intelligent to handle. These guys are not independent thinkers. They're getting paid to say that
[05:11:37] because they're chuds. Like this is what captive dreamer does. For the longest time I thought
[05:11:41] captive dreamer and many others were just like shred of atheistic, Neo-Nazis, right?
[05:11:45] And they might still be anti-semitic. And I think they did traffic and a lot more
[05:11:48] anti-semitic tendencies and anti-semitic statements back in the day, pre-October
[05:11:51] seven, but once the, the Israel stuff started shifting people's collective conscious,
[05:11:59] They very quickly became the stopgap for all of the right-wing chuds and all the edgy boys
[05:12:08] that would try to basically farm or steal as many of Nick Fuentes' audiences possible and
[05:12:16] feed them the exact same kind of like edgy rhetoric, anti-black, anti-brown rhetoric,
[05:12:25] maybe even at times anti-Semitic rhetoric, while simultaneously trying to get them to
[05:12:33] not blame Israel and not blame America's relationship with Israel.
[05:12:39] I think it's had some success. I mean, Israel's most successful operation,
[05:12:46] Israel's most successful operation has always been never to talk about Israel necessarily,
[05:12:51] but to always talk about how like Muslims are a real danger.
[05:12:57] No, Captain Dreamer, others in that orbit have always been pro-Israel and those
[05:13:00] wife went to say to them, yeah, they've always been, they've always been pro-Israel. I'm just
[05:13:08] saying they were, they used to say anti-Semitic shit at times as well. They kind of stopped doing
[05:13:14] that post October 7, but they've always been pro-Israel. You can be anti-Semitic and
[05:13:20] pro-Israel is plenty. It's like the majority of Americans.
[05:13:29] You know,
[05:13:33] here's proof that Gunther on Twitter sells reposts.
[05:13:36] MAGA grifting not so profitable anymore. One of MAGA's major dicks sucks.
[05:13:40] Gunther Eglman is feeling the squeeze and the market shifting
[05:13:43] against Trump and MAGA that he's resorted to selling reposts.
[05:13:47] Let's see.
[05:13:54] I've been working inside business in Patreus and USA manufacturer.
[05:13:59] 1A2A.
[05:14:02] The only promotional posts I do are $300 reposts.
[05:14:12] I do, I do charge, I send you my cash out if you still want the repos.
[05:14:36] Capitalized being God bless.
[05:14:39] I would say today is the best day for retweet to across is about to take all the traffic
[05:14:44] and attention away from any posts here in a bit six seven AM CT is the best time for
[05:14:49] me usually for posts during the business week.
[05:14:54] That's so funny.
[05:14:58] Oh my god, six seven.
[05:15:00] Yes.
[05:15:01] Six seven.
[05:15:02] Six seven.
[05:15:03] This is so stupid.
[05:15:06] All these guys bro.
[05:15:07] All these guys are fucking, uh, unvartish grifters, okay?
[05:15:13] Every single one of them.
[05:15:15] Every single one of those, like, drama farming, clip accounts.
[05:15:18] Every single one of them.
[05:15:19] There's all they do.
[05:15:21] All they do is, like, clip streamers out of context, write, like, fake, uh, deliberately
[05:15:27] fake, uh, captions, knowing full well.
[05:15:32] Uh, knowing full well that it'll, it'll find the most outrage.
[05:15:37] they get paid to do that.
[05:15:41] What?
[05:15:42] What?
[05:15:43] Please look into it.
[05:15:45] Hospice, fraud and Cali.
[05:15:47] This is so important right now, I almost died.
[05:15:49] What?
[05:15:53] What are you?
[05:15:58] Okay.
[05:15:59] I hope you're all right, chatter.
[05:16:07] Um, yeah, flying migrants around the country.
[05:16:13] I did not do that to isn't hospice literally when you're, you know, close to dying hospice
[05:16:22] help you skate things even more.
[05:16:24] There are also this happens between private companies as well.
[05:16:27] So isn't hospice care, palliative care like close to the end of your life type care?
[05:16:34] So some of the biggest private companies within the right, particularly the right wing media,
[05:16:41] they will be reached out to by people who want particular messaging. I was aware of this several
[05:16:47] times in regards to Israel, where Republican companies, right wing companies, private media
[05:16:54] companies were offered millions of dollars to promote pro-Israel messaging and just sprinkle
[05:17:02] in things. So they're also doing this very covertly when they're making these
[05:17:07] asks. They're saying, you know, let's just sprinkle it in here and there for a
[05:17:11] larger-scale long-term influence campaign. And issues like this with money
[05:17:17] in politics really began around the 70s, late 70s, and there's a particular
[05:17:23] case that I've been fascinated by which is Buckley v. Belayo and other
[05:17:27] subsequent precedents that basically solidify money and speech. And what you do, this happened
[05:17:34] like right on the heels of the civil rights era, right? And all of these individuals are
[05:17:40] now able to participate in democracy, at least on paper in the same way as everyone else.
[05:17:46] Well, a lot of people, particularly very wealthy corporate men, were not happy about this.
[05:17:54] So they got right to work saying well we need to differentiate ourselves and they basically
[05:18:01] complained to the courts and complained that corporations were basically political minorities
[05:18:08] and that they should be able to participate in politics and that money is speech.
[05:18:14] And our court affirmed this.
[05:18:16] The Supreme Court has affirmed many times that money is free speech.
[05:18:22] So by definition, there are a lot of people in this country who have more free speech
[05:18:27] than others.
[05:18:30] And our current system is incredibly archaic in the sense that it does not account for
[05:18:36] the internet and that these influencers do not have to disclose when they're paid.
[05:18:40] In the sense that basically money can be hidden in politics through these consulting
[05:18:45] firms and I have seen it time and time again.
[05:18:50] They throw money around for everything.
[05:18:53] At one point, I was-
[05:18:54] Corporations are people, my friend, and they're not just people, they're very kind people.
[05:19:01] Corporations are my friend.
[05:19:03] Offered a lot of money.
[05:19:04] And their interests are my interests.
[05:19:06] I will defend them.
[05:19:07] I will say it firstly.
[05:19:08] I will defend them.
[05:19:09] I will say it firstly when the Trump administration admin picks were happening, and I can guarantee
[05:19:13] you, he was not the only one in this pay to play scheme.
[05:19:19] And at the other end of almost all of these payments are also confidentiality agreements,
[05:19:26] meaning that even if these individuals involved had a change of heart and realized that they
[05:19:31] are participating in great evil, that they cannot speak up about it or they will get
[05:19:37] s-
[05:19:38] I'm Jewish.
[05:19:39] Are you going to ban me?
[05:19:41] What?
[05:19:42] Handlers.
[05:19:43] Why would I do that?
[05:19:45] Why would I do that?
[05:19:52] What the fuck?
[05:19:59] Chatter came in here and was like, would you hide me?
[05:20:06] The answer to your question is no.
[05:20:14] I don't, unless you do something that violates this community's rules, you know, if you're not like
[05:20:23] being heinous, vile, toxic with your sentiment in the chat, you're probably going to be fine.
[05:20:34] Student to oblivion. So not only have the wealthy created a system in which
[05:20:40] Their political influence means far more than yours, but they've also been the architects
[05:20:45] of a system in which they have these manufactured reputations and narratives,
[05:20:51] and they manufacture silence through these incredibly asymmetric contracts
[05:20:55] in which people could lose their livelihoods and reputations for speaking.
[05:21:02] Amai, what are you going to do? Bami, good luck buddy. You don't know the storm that's coming
[05:21:05] when you do. Show Zappy Zappy Dog. She's on, she just let her out. I just released her.
[05:21:16] I was loud.
[05:21:22] Great video. I'm American. Are you gonna ban me? Yeah.
[05:21:29] Hospice and palliative care are different. Hospital discomfort, care for people with
[05:21:31] terminal illness and limited survival time six months or less, it can take place in a facility or home.
[05:21:44] The only people I ban are people from Naperville.
[05:21:49] Being from Naperville is a banable offense in this community and that's it. That's the only thing.
[05:21:58] Other than that, everything else is solid.
[05:22:01] The negotiations are extending. Apparently here's the update.
[05:22:05] Tosnaam News Agency reports that the Iran-U.S. negotiations in Islamabad have enough stretch
[05:22:09] into a 14-hour marathon, with talks beginning at 1 p.m. local time Saturday.
[05:22:14] After another round of in-person trilateral meetings with Pakistan ended,
[05:22:17] the two sides have resumed exchange of texts via expert teams.
[05:22:20] A Tosnaam reporter at the site says serious disagreements remain between
[05:22:24] Iranian and American delegations, with Tehran signaling the progress now depends on
[05:22:28] Washington shift in course. Iran officials say the ball is in the American court to move
[05:22:35] away from what they describe as excessive demands and adopt a more realistic approach, underscoring
[05:22:40] that key sticking points have yet to be resolved despite hours of negotiations.
[05:22:52] Not looking good. I mean, is JD Vance actually having to sit through 14-hour negotiation process
[05:22:57] That's fucking awesome up new updates negotiation update 740 p.m. Eastern time
[05:23:04] okay
[05:23:11] Talks are set to resume after sunrise Sunday after a brief pause according to state media
[05:23:15] It's now around 440 a.m. In Pakistan day one ended after a 50-hour marathon with Iran you as negotiations continuing about
[05:23:22] 340 a.m. Local time Sunday
[05:23:25] Iranian officials began discussions at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Serena Hotel in Islamabad,
[05:23:30] first meeting with Pakistani officials before entering direct talks with the U.S. delegation.
[05:23:34] The status of the strata hormones will remain unchanged until Iran and the United States
[05:23:40] reach a common framework for continuing negotiations. An Iranian security source told
[05:23:45] CNN, adding that excessive demands by the American side have blocked progress. Iran is in no
[05:23:51] hurry," he said, adding that Iran has told the U.S. that until a framework agreement is reached,
[05:23:57] even the number of ships that have that had been agreed upon will not be able to pass.
[05:24:02] Iran is toast. I don't think so. I feel like they're they're pretty,
[05:24:09] they've been understandably stubborn in their conditions, which makes sense because they have
[05:24:17] the leverage kick Iran out of the world cup please why are you worried are you
[05:24:28] worthy of a woman or a disaster is that what it is fuck do you mean kick Iran out
[05:24:32] of the world cup please that'd be the funniest thing they're just like blow up
[05:24:38] Iran out of nowhere because the genocide there is real decided they
[05:24:42] wanted to kill just a shit ton of Iranian people and we assassinate their
[05:24:47] entire leadership, we blow up their fucking, uh, we blow up their hospitals.
[05:24:51] We blow up a little school, a little school with little school girls in it.
[05:24:54] And then we fucking banned them for defending themselves.
[05:24:58] Like that's not how things work.
[05:25:01] Okay.
[05:25:01] That's not how anything works.
[05:25:03] I mean, it could happen because the entire world is run by monsters, but it
[05:25:09] is pretty wild to even suggest such a thing because they are absolutely the
[05:25:14] victims in the situation.
[05:25:15] We are the perpetrators of violence. We are the ones who shot first and for no reason at all other than to entertain Israel's psychotic ambitions.
[05:25:25] Okay? So, you know, if there's one country that should be banned from all FIFA events, it's Israel.
[05:25:40] There's two countries that should be banned. It's Israel and the United States of America.
[05:25:43] America. Obviously the second one is never going to happen because we are the dominant hegemonic
[05:25:48] superpower. But, you know, at least Israel for sure.
[05:25:55] Now, man, I want to watch every other team in the group batter, the US men's team, bro,
[05:26:14] why didn't they send Paula V instead of Vance?
[05:26:16] I agree.
[05:26:17] A brilliant mind of Paula V. Ryan Grimm reports South Korea tells Israel to stop
[05:26:25] playing the victim in a remarkable response to Israel's demand for an apology.
[05:26:28] The reference below to the repercussions suffered by the Korean people as a result of Israel's
[05:26:32] war and Israel's refusal to end the war is the key point here.
[05:26:35] Lebanese or Palestinian civilians were the only ones hurt, countries will condemn, but
[05:26:39] move along.
[05:26:40] Now, they are getting hurt too, and Israel does not seem to realize how isolated they
[05:26:45] are.
[05:26:46] Our people who have endured countless cries and the pain of losing national sovereignty
[05:26:49] through a 5,000 year history, fully empathized with and understand the horrific suffering
[05:26:55] experienced by the Israeli people in the last century. However, no reason to justify inhumane
[05:26:59] acts that exceed all bounds. We cannot stand idly by while such acts continue, and their
[05:27:04] repercussions reach even our own people. We urge Israel to break free as soon as
[05:27:09] possible from the chain of hatred where the memory of victimhood leads to further
[05:27:13] perpetration.
[05:27:14] Israel tried to pull the the Holocaust card on South Korea because South Korea was like how could people who have suffered
[05:27:22] From the Holocaust like do such heinous atrocities and then Israel was like how dare you we should be allowed to you know
[05:27:30] Torture and kill children the Holocaust happened to South Korea, which of course
[05:27:38] In the same time frame was also
[05:27:40] experiencing, maybe not like Holocaust level violence, but violence that was not this similar
[05:27:46] in the hands of Nazi Germany's ally, Imperial Japan. So that's very stupid for Israel to pull off
[05:27:56] against another country that also had a shit ton that experienced a shit ton of violence, right?
[05:28:02] Did you listen to the latest chopo Felix said you're more annoying about anti-semitism than
[05:28:11] him what does that mean I have not listened to the latest chopo he's just jealous that
[05:28:17] Everybody calls me an anti-Semite and nobody calls him an anti-Semite and he tries so hard
[05:28:32] He said you care about him more than him, I mean, he's right
[05:28:35] I definitely do care about him or he does but my take president Lee J
[05:28:39] Young has broken with South Korea's long-standing foreign policy approach avoiding public position on distant conflicts
[05:28:44] His direct criticism of Israel over Gaza's departure from Seoul's traditional strategic ambiguity on issues beyond the region
[05:28:53] Korea has typically avoided taking strong positions on issues that don't directly affected the approaches to maintain relations all sides
[05:29:01] Not to upset trading partners unnecessarily folks on North Korea and immediate regional concerns
[05:29:06] Lee appears to have broken with this paradigm or have broken this paradigm by sharing a
[05:29:11] 2024 video of Israel soldiers dropping what appears to be a lifeless Palestinian from a rooftop comparing war crimes to comfort women and the Holocaust
[05:29:18] When Israel's foreign ministry condemned him he doubled down saying the Israel should reflect on continuous anti-human rights and anti-international law actions
[05:29:26] Which is fucking awesome
[05:29:35] He said the opposite that you care more about anti-semitism than him yes, yeah, no that makes sense
[05:29:40] He said that on this broadcast as well. He's right
[05:29:44] He
[05:29:59] Apparently wake up in a rock. She were about to throw punches
[05:30:02] Chitin a chitin goes a tg. Okay. This guy's Turkish. You might be jealous
[05:30:05] Okay, he might just be jealous that Pakistan is at the table and he's just like lying about
[05:30:12] How the peace talks are not going well because it's an Islamabad instead of Istanbul
[05:30:16] Okay
[05:30:19] Just saying
[05:30:24] Fake Turkish stories
[05:30:26] real real oh if this if these talks were taking place in istanbul it would have been done by
[05:30:38] now behavior you know it is claimed that just a few minutes ago there was a tense competition
[05:30:43] between minister Abbas Arakshi and Vidkav Vidkav Abbas Arakshi makes sense that's how you
[05:30:55] say in Turkish, but with cough, what the fuck nearly turning into a physical fight due to
[05:31:02] a serious disagreement regarding the management of the Shreddo Hormuz never threatened the
[05:31:06] Iranians and just now you said with JD Vance too.
[05:31:14] So you're just making stuff up, huh?
[05:31:16] Oh my God, he's just making shit up.
[05:31:18] You guys are so dumb.
[05:31:19] I was right.
[05:31:21] Ain't no way Wicca thinks he would come out on top of that situation.
[05:31:27] Yeah, Iraq she literally fought in the Iran-Iraq wars.
[05:31:30] Okay, he has seen tremendous combat.
[05:31:35] As a Pakistani, we love and respect Turkish people, Hassanab-e-Sir.
[05:31:38] Yeah, but you're kind of stealing our shine right now.
[05:31:45] You know what I mean?
[05:31:47] We're kind of stealing our shine presently with this whole Pakistan, Zindabad, Pakistan,
[05:31:54] we are the table.
[05:31:56] Pakistan Turkey is no longer the table type shit.
[05:32:00] Don't like it.
[05:32:02] So we've lost.
[05:32:03] There's nowhere to go.
[05:32:04] It's checkmate.
[05:32:07] We can't do the things we think we can.
[05:32:09] My life for Pakistan.
[05:32:10] We're tweeting.
[05:32:12] We're a truth socialing, whatever.
[05:32:15] We're trying to win the war on social media.
[05:32:16] We're not even doing that because can you do you have the Lego thing up?
[05:32:20] Can you get that Lego video?
[05:32:22] We're not even winning the shit talking war.
[05:32:27] We're not even winning that.
[05:32:30] The shit talk.
[05:32:31] You think America would win that?
[05:32:35] At least if we're going to win one thing, we're getting
[05:32:39] bodied by Iranian AI in the war of shit talk.
[05:32:45] truly how embarrassing we're the country that invented shit talk and we're
[05:32:52] getting lit up
[05:32:56] take a look orange pig America first oops oh boy that was the slogan you
[05:33:02] sold but baby's pulling strings and your vote is getting cold we're not just
[05:33:08] fighting for Iran here this clear your people reached out to us yeah we got
[05:33:12] the deems here if one nations don't stand against the abstract regimes fear it's us to the
[05:33:16] lab what the fuck is this what the fuck is it bro they're they're doing a i macklemore
[05:33:26] raps now oh my god bro they're they're farting on us dude they're farting on us no i haven't
[05:33:34] seen this what the fuck we've been doing it for years we're standing here for
[05:33:38] everyone your system ever wrong had known all along how are we losing it
[05:33:42] yes we're getting bodied with Mersheimer was noticed no no way out
[05:33:54] Mersheimer was right. Oh what a fucking honor dude. Oh my god. Oh my god. The chorus will
[05:34:12] floor you okay wait I'm making America first but you put
[05:34:29] listen. That's crazy. They flew man. It's not even a I they flew
[05:34:53] Macklemore out for this one. Wow. I mean, we're not even winning that we're losing that. I mean,
[05:35:01] it's unbelievable. God. That was that that is. Why does this work? It doesn't make sense. I don't
[05:35:12] know what it is. I fucking despise AI videos. But weirdly enough, all of the all of the Lego AI
[05:35:22] that the the Iranian side has made has been banger after banger. I don't know why
[05:35:27] and it's like kind of embarrassing to admit a very sheer time in my life. I mean a lot
[05:35:43] of the countries in this region, especially like the Houthis as well, like they have figured
[05:35:52] out the science of aura farming. Okay. This is a medium that they have mastered. They really,
[05:36:01] like they really do a lot with very little. Okay.
[05:36:06] obviously the Iranians also have like they have the whole like library of Shia music that I didn't
[05:36:18] even know existed but it's fucking dope you know the whole like chest thumping and and they do like
[05:36:26] throat singing and poetry and it's pretty fire but I genuinely don't understand why
[05:36:35] Why the Lego animations hit so hard.
[05:36:42] Okay, stop sending me all the other ones.
[05:36:47] What's the latest one?
[05:36:48] It's kind of been there.
[05:36:49] No, purge has been forming or for centuries.
[05:36:51] Haven't they?
[05:36:52] It's true.
[05:36:53] Bro, everybody keeps sending me the old Lego video.
[05:36:57] I want to see the last one that they put out.
[05:36:59] The one that was the rap song, whatever.
[05:37:01] Hey, orange pig.
[05:37:03] America first oops. Oh boy. That was the slogan you
[05:37:09] They want it they don't want us to see it bro. What YouTube stopped us
[05:37:12] This has one million
[05:37:16] This is a fucking a I've been with one million views. Why is it? Why is it busted?
[05:37:28] Yeah, we got the beams here if one nations don't stand against the abstain regime's fear
[05:37:33] It's us to the last breath, we've been doing it for years
[05:37:36] We're standing here for everyone, your system ever rung
[05:37:38] Ignown all along, the enemy was always you
[05:37:41] The real threat wore a suit and sung a patriotic song
[05:37:44] While selling their own citizens and calling it strong
[05:37:46] Stealing from your own people, making them bleed
[05:37:49] Taking tax dollars just to fund your own greed
[05:37:51] They waking up to the lies, the illusions are burst
[05:37:54] You scream America first now, you put losers first
[05:37:58] Make Israel great again
[05:38:00] The government is run by pedophiles
[05:38:02] They ordered you to die for Israel
[05:38:05] They ordered you to die for Israel
[05:38:08] They lied to you all
[05:38:10] We saw everything
[05:38:11] If the public ever saw the files
[05:38:13] Man, the planner would shake
[05:38:14] From the level of filth and the crimes in your way
[05:38:17] No wonder Jeff called you the worst, you degenerate snake
[05:38:19] Um, you claimed you never set foot
[05:38:21] You went 40 plus times
[05:38:23] You sick bastard, you cuck
[05:38:24] We stepping up to the plate
[05:38:26] Obscene regime gotta fall
[05:38:27] You fake Christian elite
[05:38:28] Sacrificing the ball
[05:38:29] Demons, you talk real big
[05:38:31] for a man with tiny hands tiny hands tiny things tiny everything we saw everything and work out
[05:38:37] this month kind of expands no wonder all those rage tweets all those desperate rants overcompensating
[05:38:42] bully always causes bro the amount of like tapped in to even the minutiae of american culture
[05:38:51] is crazy okay is it reminds me i forget who it was who said it it's like we all went
[05:38:59] To your schools right it was like a Iranian guy was like we all went to Western schools
[05:39:03] Like we all went to college in the West. We all learned in the West. We understand America
[05:39:08] You don't understand a thing about Iran
[05:39:15] Which I guess kind of makes sense because
[05:39:18] Is that you a 0 57 no shot they would never they would not put me in the fucking
[05:39:24] And what, what turning me into red paste?
[05:39:33] Oh, you mean this?
[05:39:35] I don't think so.
[05:39:37] That's funny.
[05:39:40] Yeah, they, they put me in here.
[05:39:46] It looks like Matt Walsh.
[05:39:51] That's crazy.
[05:39:54] Dude, every frame of painting turns out the rapper is actually an Iranian performer.
[05:40:12] His name is Michael Almor.
[05:40:15] Oh, it's a Marandi quote.
[05:40:39] Many of us have lived in study in the West and we understand you more than you can imagine
[05:40:42] while you don't understand Iran at all is true. Okay, so they just like loop it. They loop
[05:40:55] the same thing. Right? Or is there like a end here? Oh, wait, wait, no, they, they talk
[05:41:00] about you went 40 plus time. You sick bastard. You cook. We step enough to the plate. Epstein
[05:41:06] regime gotta fall. You fake Christian elite sacrificing the ball. And you talk real
[05:41:10] This the hook bro is played twice okay let's see this one this one came out one
[05:41:21] day ago Iran Lego war video shows allies closing in on the White House
[05:41:28] see they didn't make him let go
[05:41:40] Is Pete Hagseth, Benjamin Anyahu and Satan and then the with another Satan I guess.
[05:41:58] Why is he crying?
[05:42:01] Is that opposite actually?
[05:42:04] Bismillahirrahmanirrahim
[05:42:15] The fuck what Nigerians?
[05:42:19] Hey, yo, Nigerians joined
[05:42:22] New server open
[05:42:26] Please ask Shad if you know about ebsing conch from the wars and most evil man. He's ever known
[05:42:29] I thought that was very obscure deep lore. It's not obscure deep lore
[05:43:04] This is not what Turkey looks like, but okay.
[05:43:07] They say Indians?
[05:43:12] Indians are joined in the battle?
[05:43:18] Okay
[05:43:20] I'm imagining like
[05:43:49] Like America is waving the the iranian the Islamic Republic flag
[05:43:56] Outside of the White House by they're making it look like it's Zana
[05:44:05] This was a trip don't fall for it law I told my kids don't fall for this one
[05:44:11] Is that why they're doing Lego they're capturing the attention of an entire new generation
[05:44:16] They're just like cooking all of the next generation is gonna sing the praises of the Islamic Republic
[05:44:25] Bro, they're making so many AI Lego videos, what the fuck why Lego?
[05:44:32] Why Lego I don't
[05:44:37] It just like kind of doesn't make sense why they're just doing Lego
[05:44:46] I guess it's like because Iran is the most like autistic engineering country of all time
[05:45:09] And Lego is very autism friendly.
[05:45:13] You know, maybe that's what it is.
[05:45:17] Or maybe because they are like, oh, you guys are in, you're in an anime one?
[05:45:22] No.
[05:45:23] No, no, I've seen this one.
[05:45:28] This is the, this is the Yemeni one, I'm pretty sure.
[05:45:31] But they didn't put me in it.
[05:45:32] They put Candace on as Nick Fuentes and Tucker Carlson because all of the unks,
[05:45:38] the onks in the umma they love these people yeah this is nick fuentes speaking spanish
[05:45:58] in front of a mexican flag which is really funny yeah this is uh jackson hinkle dink
[05:46:04] They put Jackson Henkel on here. They didn't put me on here. It's fucked up
[05:46:21] Their AI guys just fucking loves lego. Presumably they did a bunch of different styles of lego that uh caught on
[05:46:28] Now the algorithm demands lego and only lego
[05:46:34] new Lego style from Iran.
[05:47:04] The bridge, the bridge, the bridge, the flame smoke filling up the sky posted the video laughing showing off your strike trap and power plans
[05:47:11] Trying to turn up for the lights dragging us to stone age with your illegal might but craze purge your eyes
[05:47:16] This history on our side ancient empire strong. We never hide true social warrior keyboard criminal every strike you drop
[05:47:24] We multiply the missile war cry war cry war cry bridge down civilians cry
[05:47:30] It's just so strange to go war crimes, whoop
[05:47:38] Okay, I think not all the AI slop is is created equal
[05:47:43] I
[05:47:58] Here's an explainer I
[05:48:03] See
[05:48:07] What's we told you around Lego video on Lego videos
[05:48:09] This is one of the latest viral videos by pro-government Iranian media outlets.
[05:48:19] A regime-aligned propaganda outfit based inside Iran called exclusive media has really dominated
[05:48:25] the scene, creating AI-generated Lego videos about the war that rack up thousands of views
[05:48:31] and shares.
[05:48:32] Their traditional, outdated videos and images of religious iconography most associated
[05:48:37] with the Islamic Republic.
[05:48:39] Okay, those are fire, though.
[05:48:41] Like, I think, you know, doing propaganda the old-fashioned way, like, is a lost art.
[05:48:49] You know, I think, like, North Korea still does it, and I do have a lot of respect
[05:48:55] for them for continuing the tradition, you know, like, Soviet realism.
[05:49:01] They're getting pushed aside.
[05:49:03] Instead, these globally-oriented songs and raps talk about the core principles of
[05:49:07] the Islamic Republic, like anti-Westernism and anti-imperialism in a more modern way.
[05:49:13] We're standing here for everyone your system ever wrong, it's known all along.
[05:49:16] Nagus Bajorli says the war has changed how the Islamic Republic communicates.
[05:49:21] Because their fathers have been killed mostly, this younger generation now has a lease
[05:49:27] to be able to sort of take on the decision making and how to communicate with the
[05:49:32] world about what Iran is and what the Islamic Republic stands for.
[05:49:36] put aside a lot of that religious language and it's not just lego videos over the past few
[05:49:41] oh yeah the iranian um the the iranian embassy accounts are going crazy
[05:49:49] like they
[05:49:54] they're great but westerners don't respond positively to that i mean i don't know i just feel like
[05:50:01] i feel like they just do the embassy accounts are just like popping memes off weeks iranian
[05:50:06] embassies all around the world have begun trolling the U.S. and Israel. And Iranian leaders like
[05:50:11] Speaker of the Parliament Mohammed Baruch Alibov have also begun posting memes and internet
[05:50:16] culture references showing a real shift in propaganda. It's quite incredible to me to
[05:50:21] watch. It's kind of crazy they're out meeting us in propaganda though. Like that is wild.
[05:50:27] Because remember this administration started doing like, fast wave, groiper memes all
[05:50:34] the fucking time. And then they all stopped when we decided to bomb Iran. And Iran started
[05:50:42] out meeting us. Okay, we went meat for meat. And they got a whole lot more meat. They got
[05:50:48] mad. Coupé day, bro. How was that possible? Even on the even on the fucking meme front,
[05:50:59] They have outdone the United States and Israel in communications, especially in the social
[05:51:06] media realm.
[05:51:08] That to me shows that the young folks are in charge of the communications.
[05:51:13] Look at the Hex F12.
[05:51:15] And in the United States and Israel, it still feels beholden to an older generation, which
[05:51:20] is why I think they're failing in the digital world.
[05:51:23] What's with all the Iran Lego videos?
[05:51:25] Wait.
[05:51:26] They interviewed the guy who made the videos?
[05:51:29] Wait, fuck off.
[05:51:30] Ain't no way.
[05:51:35] You say that you have a commitment to the...
[05:51:37] We challenge Mr. Explosive on factual inaccuracies in one of his LEGO style clips.
[05:51:42] Wait, shut the fuck up.
[05:51:46] Shut the fuck up.
[05:51:48] challenge his factual inaccuracies in the Lego AI video. Okay, let's hear what BBC did.
[05:52:01] Truth to opposing the narrative that the US, what you call the Zionist regime is putting
[05:52:06] out there. But one of your videos depicts the Iranian military capturing the downed
[05:52:11] U.S. fighter jet pilot that didn't happen. There might be a scenario here possibly there
[05:52:20] was no lost pilot there was no rescue operation the main goal was to steal uranium from Iran.
[05:52:35] You're saying that the U.S. narrative that they rescued this downed fighter pilot is not
[05:52:41] Okay, he did cook here. He's a media report lately said that only 13% of what Mr. Trump says is based on facts. And I can assure you that the majority of things he says are false. Okay, shots fired back, low key, Western media is, you know, calling into question, calling into question, the accuracy in a AI Lego video made by Trump.
[05:53:01] Loki, Western media is calling into question, calling into question the accuracy in AI Lego
[05:53:10] video made by some random guy in Iran.
[05:53:13] But he is right on that.
[05:53:15] His retort is like, okay, well, your fucking president is lying about everything.
[05:53:19] And he's not even wrong, which is unbelievable when you think about it.
[05:53:24] It is kind of crazy that we are placing a higher standard of accuracy and a higher expectation
[05:53:46] of truth telling from random Iranian guy that makes AI Lego videos as opposed to our
[05:53:53] fucking president. I guess it shouldn't be surprising to me, considering that many people
[05:54:01] have placed a higher standard on fucking random Twitch streamer as opposed to the president
[05:54:09] as well. So, you know, it's pretty wild.
[05:54:14] And the Trump administration is allegedly dishonest or lies. Does that embolden you
[05:54:22] to also be looser with the truth.
[05:54:52] Hey, one of the fun
[05:54:56] Fabricating the truth is not a part of our mission
[05:54:58] We do not have a rivalry with them lying
[05:55:00] But there seems to be a fierce competition between Trump and Nenya who in fabricating lies
[05:55:04] Why is he writing fire dude?
[05:55:07] What the fuck is going on?
[05:55:09] Oh my god
[05:55:14] Oh my god, what the fuck
[05:55:22] I do think is I can't get over the fact that the busy guy sincerely asked them like well
[05:55:40] and it's still continuing to ask them about the the veracity of the statements being made
[05:55:45] in the fucking Lego AI video.
[05:55:47] It's literally like, well, when you portrayed Donald Trump as an agent of bowel, don't you
[05:55:55] feel like it's a little bit embellished?
[05:56:02] You know, it's like, yeah, it's the let go AI video, man.
[05:56:08] It's not like an official statement from Tasnim news agency or the IRGC's official communicates, it's just, I'm making Lego videos in my basement.
[05:56:38] All right, let's see this one this track of P. Hexiv
[05:57:08] all Muslims wasted in our hotel
[05:57:10] like you would have saw
[05:57:12] a mini monorail
[05:57:13] brought the door took a phone
[05:57:14] paid her off quiet cause
[05:57:16] me too was on you secretary
[05:57:18] what a joke bro she did bro
[05:57:20] me too mention they dialed in
[05:57:23] on like where he did the
[05:57:25] rape and everything is
[05:57:27] everything is true here this
[05:57:29] has a high a higher factual
[05:57:31] basis than than any
[05:57:34] number of different things
[05:57:35] coming from our government
[05:57:36] man. That's literally true. But I don't think it was Biden. I think it was Obama, right?
[05:57:59] Or no, was it Biden? They told him because of his tattoos that he was not allowed to
[05:58:04] to serve in the national guard for one of the inaugurations and could have inspired India.
[05:58:09] Why am I even questioning the Lego AI video, which obviously has, yeah, I apologize. I
[05:58:17] apologize to explosive media. I apologize to the Lego man for ever doubting your accuracy.
[05:58:24] You have been so far 100% accurate, BBC fact check this one, yeah.
[05:58:31] What is this, nah, this is racist.
[05:58:39] Yes.
[05:58:45] Demi, Demi is back.
[05:58:53] She said, this is racist.
[05:59:03] She said they're doing digital blackface or digital black voice.
[05:59:09] She said Demi said the Iranian guy sitting in a basement as American bombs are blowing
[05:59:18] up their infrastructure.
[05:59:20] That's a guy who is doing harm to me, an American who is bombing him with this digital
[05:59:29] black voice.
[05:59:32] Oh, God, thank you, you're right, you're right, I think, you know what we should do?
[05:59:42] We should cancel Iran.
[05:59:49] Hardin' comin', the dude you suckin' up to for that secretary gig
[05:59:52] Trump himself was Bill Clinton's top cop
[05:59:54] Stop the givin' blue jobs back in the day
[05:59:57] Real talk, you out here blowin' for access
[05:59:59] Behedi original BJ Queen, ha ha ha
[06:00:03] You thought I missed those max 2,000 kilometers?
[06:00:06] Cute rookie mistake
[06:00:09] We hittin' the bow, worshipin' Epstein Island crew
[06:00:12] The ones who hurt the kids
[06:00:14] Revenge for every American soul
[06:00:16] You and Trump's dirty poo up Preston did we take him pay back for the girls you broke the
[06:00:21] wives you broke the Muslims you hate every victim screaming in the dark Iran got you on the play
[06:00:29] you threw everything at us all your cars all your mice we still operate this feels like the
[06:00:34] RGC guy has the RGC has a guy who puts on a uniform every day just watches you and Joe
[06:00:39] Rogan for eight hours a day and now he's been activated he's like write that shit down
[06:00:43] Right that shit down bro. There's a flow change up. That's crazy. He switched up on the beat
[06:01:13] I
[06:01:25] Mean I don't know what the I don't know what to say honestly, that's crazy
[06:01:34] This is just
[06:01:36] Unfucking believable. Yeah, this is the USA wrong or explained by Chinese AI animation legend of the Valley god
[06:01:42] I'm not gonna watch this whole thing
[06:01:44] Because this is for the Chinese audience, right? This is for the Chinese audience. So it's in Chinese
[06:01:50] They're they don't give a shit. That's what I'm saying like
[06:01:53] Chinese people do not give a fuck about doing propaganda to the West a lot of people don't understand this like this is
[06:02:00] Entirely made for the Chinese audience is for Chinese eyes only the consumption is not for you and
[06:02:07] And they don't give a fuck they they rarely ever make like English speaking propaganda English language propaganda at all
[06:02:12] Is this the tech China said to Iran yeah
[06:02:31] Do you think there's a Iranian blue sky where they're like really mad about these videos and their effect on the environment
[06:02:42] Yes. Yes, they're like, listen, um, no, there's a, there's a Chinese blue sky person straight
[06:02:52] up said like, Hey, um, you know, great video overall, uh, you know, down with America down
[06:03:00] with Israel, Madagabra, I'm in a cup, but perhaps you could tweak the audio a little
[06:03:06] bit because I'm I fear that it's coming across as it's giving digital Black
[06:03:11] voice, sweetie. Iran has awoken the day, yes, of course, of course, there are.
[06:03:31] All right, let's see that let's watch the latest one. Let's watch this is the
[06:03:35] one that just came out.
[06:04:05] Can you stop showing us AI short videos?
[06:04:31] Yeah, why didn't they why didn't they hire you chatter to make these quick propaganda videos?
[06:04:39] As bombs are flying overhead as they're under crippling sanctions
[06:04:46] They should they should have hired they should have hired you this is what they got you bro
[06:05:01] We spell it in the fire, ready for the truth, call it love, liar.
[06:05:12] Labor of blood on your pride, island of steam, secret too high.
[06:05:17] All your crime, very deep in style, rockin' systems, you're gonna slide.
[06:05:23] L-R-A-R, yeah, we see you.
[06:05:29] You think, you think they'll try to get me banned for showing these videos?
[06:05:46] You were like, it's on a showing Iranian regime propaganda videos.
[06:05:56] be the funniest, dude. Oh man, we gotta get Laura Lumer to make Trump watch these. No,
[06:06:02] he'll kill himself, dude. No way.
[06:06:06] Pox, two Pox blood and the perjury Illuminati. What the fuck does wait Cuba, Canada, Iran,
[06:06:26] brother's hormone straight question mark. What the fuck? Why is two pot bears?
[06:06:33] Oh my God, bro, bro. They're fucking two tapped in. Okay. They're, they're way too tapped
[06:06:50] in. It's crazy. Go back. You miss Michael Jackson and Princess Diana were killed by
[06:06:55] the Illuminati yeah yeah no I got it
[06:07:04] bro they got politifact Trump's statement
[06:07:11] Oh
[06:07:22] Check your graveyard
[06:07:37] Oh my god
[06:07:41] Wow. They really, they love that 13% thing. Huh? This is like only 13% of what Trump has
[06:08:03] said, so far has been accurate or something. Like let's be clear. This isn't about politics
[06:08:20] about character, 13%. That's the verdict on your soul. You spend your whole life chasing
[06:08:23] ratings, building a golden cage around a pathetic empty man, a con artist who got too loud.
[06:08:28] You ain't a leader. You're a joke without a punchline. Oh God, it's so AI. You're not,
[06:08:34] you ain't a leader. You're a joke without a punchline that is so AI. That's such a classic
[06:08:39] chat GPT way of writing things. History won't remember a president. It'll remember shameful
[06:08:43] footnote. You got zero respect period. I can't stand AI writing. No M dashes. No,
[06:08:53] They deleted the m dashes.
[06:08:57] His Lego Sona OC is killing me.
[06:09:07] To be fair, this is pretty much all the Kim Jeffries or Chuck Schumer tweet.
[06:09:10] Yeah.
[06:09:11] I mean, obviously context matters, right?
[06:09:12] Like that's why I was talking about like why normally I'd be so grossed out by like
[06:09:18] AI slot videos but when it's Iran doing it it just hits different I don't know
[06:09:24] like I guess the conditions that they're doing this under
[06:09:32] first Iranian statement since the 15 hour wall-to-wall diplomacy
[06:09:40] diplomacy for us is the continuation of the sacred jihad of the defenders of the Iranian
[06:09:46] land. We have not forgotten and will not forget the experience of America's breaches
[06:09:51] of promise and militias acts, just as we will not forgive the heinous crimes committed by
[06:09:54] them and the Zionist regime during the course of the Second and Third Imposed Wars. Today
[06:09:59] was a busy and long day for the delegation of the Islamic Republic of Iran and Islamabad.
[06:10:06] is not principled on AI slob? Yes, I'm not. It seems I'm not. I thought I was.
[06:10:16] Iranian Turk, Unks love American conspiracy theories, by the way. I know a few Unks on
[06:10:20] both sides and they love American conspiracy theories like Tupac and Illuminati. That's
[06:10:23] why it's president of the videos. Yeah, of course. I mean, there was a George Floyd
[06:10:27] mention. That's like, that's another one of the things like every single global leader
[06:10:32] in the Muslim world condemned America for George Floyd.
[06:10:36] Every single one, Ardogan did it.
[06:10:38] Yahya Sinwar talked about it famously on Vice,
[06:10:42] in I think literally his last ever interview
[06:10:46] that he gave in person.
[06:10:49] That was like a huge deal for the Muslim world.
[06:10:52] They all were like, look at the way America treats its,
[06:10:55] you know, its black citizens and its brown citizens.
[06:10:58] This is literally international news.
[06:10:59] This isn't consuming slop on meta or something.
[06:11:01] we're looking at a state propaganda chatter stop trying to be woke you aren't pulling it off
[06:11:07] what is this unironically ai blackface it's fine because iran is generally i'm messing with the
[06:11:11] treatment of black america this is interesting as a black person seeing rap be used by a foreign
[06:11:14] country or what it always has been political discourse it's good it's it is still what it is
[06:11:20] i mean i think there's a universality to the music in general at this point right i mean rap
[06:11:26] music as well.
[06:11:30] I think Mahmoud Ahmadinejad must have made that video.
[06:11:33] Yeah, that's, yeah, Iranian unks do love, this is literally Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who didn't
[06:11:39] die by the way.
[06:11:41] And we found out that he wasn't dead from Patrick Bet David.
[06:11:44] All of the things that I just said are true, okay?
[06:11:48] Former president of Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was thought to be assassinated in the
[06:11:53] first wave of hits that American Israel conducted on Iran.
[06:11:58] And the only reason why we found out he wasn't dead is because Patrick Bet David was supposed
[06:12:03] to interview him that week.
[06:12:06] And Patrick Bet David confirmed that he had not died.
[06:12:19] Gaiusin Muir literally said he wanted to address the American people and proceeded
[06:12:22] to equate the racist murder of George Floyd with the same imperialist violence Palestinians
[06:12:25] face every day was so eloquent and important and so few people even heard of him.
[06:12:29] So few people even heard him.
[06:12:32] Yes.
[06:12:34] Happy 50th birthday to a legend as Tupac would say himself, people die but legends
[06:12:38] live forever.
[06:12:39] Hashtag Tupac.
[06:12:40] Because any day they'll push the button and all come in like Malcolm X or Bobby
[06:12:45] Hutton.
[06:12:46] Hashtag West Side.
[06:12:49] President Rahman Ahmad Ahmadinejad 11 33am June 16 2021
[06:13:19] Yeah, former president, former running president, I'm going to just team reach out to us this
[06:13:26] morning to inform us that he's still alive.
[06:13:29] Stay tuned.
[06:13:31] That's a real thing that happened, bro.
[06:13:37] That's a real thing that fucking happened, bro.
[06:13:41] That's so like what a world we live in, man.
[06:13:44] What a fucking time to be alive.
[06:13:47] unbelievable. What is this? Do you do IQ tester? Yep, that's what we do. Okay, because I think
[06:13:57] I need one. Okay, yeah, we can do that. Why do you need one? Well, I've had some people
[06:14:03] lately telling me I have a low IQ. Oh, shots fired. Gosh, who's been telling you that?
[06:14:10] Well, some people online have been telling me that, like the president, and even my
[06:14:15] My dogs are looking at me a little bit,
[06:14:16] comments to them, we know.
[06:14:17] Well, we'll find out.
[06:14:19] So with this IQ test, I'll just ask you a series
[06:14:21] of simple, really common sense questions
[06:14:24] and you just give me your best answer.
[06:14:26] I'm actually kind of a little bit nervous right now.
[06:14:29] Oh yeah, you should be, because if you turn out
[06:14:31] to be what some would call a low IQ nut job,
[06:14:35] then you pretty much a lost cause.
[06:14:37] Well, that doesn't sound good.
[06:14:39] Hey, he's a great actor, bro.
[06:14:40] Alex Jones has performed in some legendary movies,
[06:14:43] like, unironically.
[06:14:44] I'm not sure he's played himself in them, but...
[06:14:52] He has been in a bunch of movies.
[06:14:53] First question. Which word doesn't belong-
[06:14:56] Yeah, he was in Scanner Darkly.
[06:14:58] Yeah, he's been in numerous Richard Linklater movies.
[06:15:04] Waking Life.
[06:15:05] Bong. Apple. Banana. Carrot. Orange.
[06:15:11] Is it carrot?
[06:15:12] They're good because it's not a fruit at all.
[06:15:16] It's clever.
[06:15:17] Next question.
[06:15:18] Who would be?
[06:15:19] Wait.
[06:15:20] Bram.
[06:15:22] Bram.
[06:15:24] All right.
[06:15:26] We got a special guest in the building.
[06:15:29] Here you got to pull that chair from up there.
[06:15:35] Or you can just bring one of those.
[06:15:38] Oh, okay.
[06:15:41] That's right. Premium guess, premium prem in the building. Yeah, Zetao premium.
[06:15:50] How we doing, baby?
[06:15:53] What's good? All right, Prem Tucker in the building, everybody. He's here visiting from
[06:16:00] DC instead of harassing Congress persons in the halls of the Capitol. He's here instead
[06:16:06] taking notes all day. He's doing a day in the life for Zetao. So I think what is your
[06:16:15] what's your honest assessment so far? Because you've been with me since last night. You got
[06:16:20] looped into you got to also get close to the microphone, but you got looped into doing a Q&A
[06:16:25] last night at the at the event that we were at. What's been I mean you've seen up close
[06:16:32] At least parts of my day in the life. I think well first off
[06:16:38] I think it's important that we acknowledge that your fit is actually totally fine today
[06:16:41] I know the beginning of this. Thank you. There was a lot of people talking shit
[06:16:44] Yeah, it's pretty good, and he doesn't even need to stand. I know he doesn't want to yeah, which is okay
[06:16:50] And I also think people in the chat should drop their favorite histan fits that should not do that
[06:16:55] No, let's get up a little bit. No, no, they're not gonna do that
[06:16:58] They're gonna they're gonna do not that they're gonna send all the bad fits. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, okay
[06:17:05] I mean obviously you guys have to read the profile when it comes out
[06:17:08] but I
[06:17:10] Think one thing that sticks out very much is just I was getting at this with you earlier is your stamina to do all this
[06:17:16] It's crazy
[06:17:17] And I think one thing that you were talking about earlier was you know
[06:17:22] The amount of scrutiny you're under for 21,000 hours of your life
[06:17:26] Yeah to
[06:17:28] react to everything that all of your people are listening to, have to deal with as well.
[06:17:35] I think some would imagine it's surprising you don't react even more strongly to some
[06:17:41] of the things, but I mean, I don't want to get out too much. I'll just say people
[06:17:46] should read it. It'll come out soon and you'll get, I think, a really good buying
[06:17:49] the scenes of what goes on in this guy's mind.
[06:17:52] So the scale of one to ten, how anti-Semitic is he?
[06:17:55] It's like a brown out of eleven.
[06:17:58] I mean, we should ask Felix Bearan.
[06:17:59] Sounds like he has strong opinions on this.
[06:18:01] Yeah, he's mad that I'm knowing.
[06:18:02] Well, he always says that he says that I, I, I, I talk about anti-semitism too much.
[06:18:10] He thinks you're overcompensating.
[06:18:11] Well, he thinks it's like, he just gets annoyed.
[06:18:16] He's like, you don't have to do that all the time, but you know, I think that
[06:18:20] there's a, there's a different standard.
[06:18:21] He also is just jealous that he, that nobody ever calls on the list.
[06:18:26] Am I yeah, he's like he's trying he's trying quite a bit a deal hasn't had a month or the stop antisemitism
[06:18:32] Doesn't that or isn't it? Never unless in this right never never he's going for it though. He's going for it
[06:18:38] He's been trying so actively and aggressively to get on the list, but he's just not they're not putting him on the list
[06:18:45] Yeah, yeah, so
[06:18:47] do you I
[06:18:50] Mean you asked me like what I think obviously there's a lot of people writing about you
[06:18:54] Do you feel like you self-perceive when people are covering you and profiling you and things like that or is it just a habit now?
[06:19:00] No, I mean I've done this like a thousand times at this point. So it's just that I
[06:19:05] Just do the same thing that I would be doing anyway
[06:19:08] Yeah, whether there's someone writing notes or not especially because there's 30,000 people watching everything that I do anyway, right?
[06:19:15] So I you know, it doesn't change the dynamic when there's one additional person in the room
[06:19:21] Yeah, watch it from afar taking notes. Yeah. Yeah
[06:19:24] What was it like when you first started streaming?
[06:19:28] Um, it was, it was tough.
[06:19:33] It was difficult to manage the chat, but I didn't have like as, you know, as big of
[06:19:40] a profile, obviously, um, and there's like 35,000 people or 35 people.
[06:19:46] Sorry.
[06:19:47] Now while I played fortnight with Felix and Noah Collwin
[06:19:53] And I I strapped on camera to a PlayStation 5 and then or places for I think and that's how I started doing it
[06:20:01] It was very different. It's a very different situation
[06:20:06] But I
[06:20:08] Don't know I don't see a lot of the I don't see like a major difference in my style and in the way that I
[06:20:15] I manage my community from 3,000 people to 10,000 people to 30,000 people and in certain instances even like when there's
[06:20:23] 300,000 people in here
[06:20:25] on on major events and not much changes
[06:20:30] From my perspective. Yeah, what about your psyche?
[06:20:33] I mean obviously you did the young Turks and stuff like that
[06:20:35] But you went from the stream of 35 people to 30,000 people and as you said 21,000 hours of doing it
[06:20:42] Yeah, I mean, I'm sure you've thought about maybe I don't know. I don't want to say I'm sure but like what thought about quitting
[06:20:48] No, no, I mean we'll get into that retiring. No, I haven't
[06:20:53] No, but I mean in terms of like your psyche. Let's say like I don't know. I just your mental
[06:20:58] I don't think about it at all because I've been through like way worse instances
[06:21:04] and
[06:21:05] What actually in my experience what actually bothers me the most is like
[06:21:09] Like moments where, you know, like I go to Nevada and Bernie Sanders wins, and then there's
[06:21:17] a lot of hope for a better future.
[06:21:20] And then, you know, Super Tuesday happens, like that is infinitely more crushing for
[06:21:24] me than, you know, anything, anything else.
[06:21:28] Like I don't really care about, you know, people smearing me up and I've had to withstand
[06:21:35] that for years.
[06:21:36] So I'm used to it.
[06:21:39] were saying earlier on the stream, and some people might remember this when you said like
[06:21:45] some people would say like, how are you not? I mean, I think it's like, how are you how have
[06:21:49] you not been killed? How have you not ended at all? Because of kind of just like the amount
[06:21:53] of insanity? Why did you put up that one?
[06:21:58] Um, I mean, that's just what people that experience all of this. They they think
[06:22:05] it's crazy to keep up with all of it. And that's usually the treatment or the first reaction
[06:22:12] that I get. But I don't know, I just don't have any, I don't think about it like that
[06:22:18] at all. Like I don't have any issues with what I do. Because at the end of the day,
[06:22:23] I feel like this is a successful mode of communication and I'm capable of building
[06:22:33] a community. I feel like I do have an impact and what I do has meaning. So slowly but surely
[06:22:44] I feel like I'm advancing the goals I've set out for myself. So I just keep truckin', you
[06:22:50] know?
[06:22:51] One thing I was thinking about.
[06:22:53] I'm very mission focused.
[06:22:55] Yeah, yeah. What do you think the mission is?
[06:22:58] Hopefully, you know changing American politics and and therefore the world in some meaningful way in a better direction
[06:23:10] Earlier obviously you're responding to one thing
[06:23:14] Which is well actually responding to other people are spying to like the CNN segments about you
[06:23:19] You know the Jam boys were talking about it. Shout out that show. They're really great
[06:23:23] I
[06:23:25] I've been wondering a lot about this and I'm curious what you think over the past few weeks.
[06:23:28] I thought this dynamic that I think people in our ecosystem, whether it's streamers or
[06:23:33] journalists, we're navigating this thing where like you're trying to talk to a bunch of people
[06:23:38] across the country, maybe across the world, you're trying to instill your values or
[06:23:41] like poke them, prod them, whatever you're trying to do, but you're trying to connect
[06:23:44] with a bunch of people.
[06:23:45] And it feels like oftentimes you or our friends or colleagues, whatever, are like responding
[06:23:53] to everyone but that.
[06:23:54] Like in our media ecosystem, so much of the outlets will focus on you or your comments
[06:23:59] or things that are so removed from the things that you're often focusing on.
[06:24:03] And it like the whole media circus just ends up being focused on you or like other things
[06:24:07] within the media.
[06:24:09] And it feels like there's like a divergence in like, well, you're speaking to people
[06:24:13] and we're kind of just speaking to each other.
[06:24:15] We saw a version of that with the campus protest of the student encampments, right?
[06:24:22] where American media was not responsive to the violence that we were participating in
[06:24:29] and our moral culpability and instead hyper focused on like campus mania because a lot
[06:24:36] of the people in media came from those schools, you know, like Ivy League, Columbia and the
[06:24:41] like and they were laser focused on the feelings of or even the perceived feelings
[06:24:48] of certain groups, people who are pro-Israel, and that's what drove discourse.
[06:24:55] And I think it's partially because we're deeply selfish, we're deeply selfish people, and partially
[06:25:02] because the purpose of mainstream media is never to dig deep and offer analysis, but
[06:25:10] instead to engage with these sorts of distractions, oftentimes to successfully disparage the movement,
[06:25:18] not have that conversation about why these kids are out there protesting, what they're
[06:25:22] protesting for, and instead focus on how they're protesting, or even worse, how that makes
[06:25:28] other people feel.
[06:25:30] And it's the same principle with the last two weeks of Democrats' need to disavow
[06:25:37] Hassan discourse.
[06:25:40] It's even sillier than the previous round of disparaging a movement by lying and
[06:25:47] smearing the students that are engaging in a moral act that we will probably reflect
[06:25:54] back on positively many, many years down the line.
[06:26:00] But this was even sillier because like this has direct impact on people's lives.
[06:26:05] Let's say the genocide that was happening in Gaza did not have an immediate impact in
[06:26:11] your life.
[06:26:12] way that you can associate with the story was through the drama of, you know, how college
[06:26:19] campus students are making other people feel.
[06:26:21] But in this circumstance, we are directly impacted.
[06:26:24] Our military is out there.
[06:26:25] Our tax dollars are being wasted.
[06:26:28] And yet, you still see this incredibly silly conversation take place over and over again.
[06:26:35] And I do think that the average American has the capacity to see through it, especially
[06:26:39] because most people now want to talk about Israel. Most people now want to talk about
[06:26:48] why we're blowing up Iran rather than the statements made by a Twitch streamer.
[06:26:56] Obviously, your comments do have a lot of importance. I think offline you and I will
[06:27:02] talk more about things that you've said and whatnot. But how does it feel that so
[06:27:08] So much of the political apparatus, the American mainstream media, members of Congress, focus
[06:27:14] so much on something that you say, a streamer.
[06:27:17] I've got a basic level.
[06:27:20] And she's, we're silly people.
[06:27:22] We're a bunch of silly bitches in America.
[06:27:24] That's what it is.
[06:27:25] I mean, it's totally ridiculous, right?
[06:27:28] I feel like this is not how a serious country operates.
[06:27:35] I mean, it's also like the whole conversation around like civility is also incredibly stupid
[06:27:45] because Donald Trump has won two elections at this point and he was never civil at all.
[06:27:52] He was very direct with his language.
[06:27:55] So the fact that the Democrats are trying to limit themselves and the way that they
[06:28:02] communicate for no real reason whatsoever or perhaps even for more nefarious
[06:28:11] purpose the the ulterior motive there is because they simply don't want to have
[06:28:16] that conversation at all is ridiculous you know I think what matters most to
[06:28:25] The regular Americans are what your values are and not how they try to disparage what
[06:28:34] you represent in 17 second increments.
[06:28:38] I stream for 10 hours, I don't stream for 17 seconds.
[06:28:41] No one communicates in 17 seconds.
[06:28:44] It's a totally ridiculous standard to apply to people and you only do that in order to
[06:28:50] Disparage the messenger because you can't actually hear the message. You don't want to hear the message
[06:28:55] You don't have a conversation about the message
[06:28:58] Who do you think you are and
[06:29:01] What I want to know when I asked that I mean like
[06:29:05] You know in years past where have you gotten to streaming for whatever reason you started streaming you were in the young Turks
[06:29:11] You did all these things
[06:29:12] Years later. You're who you are now. There's so much media focus on you for all these reasons you just mentioned
[06:29:20] When you see yourself, like, what do you think you're doing?
[06:29:25] Do you see yourself as a streamer?
[06:29:27] Do you see yourself as something more as a commentator, as a political operator?
[06:29:32] Because, you know, you're going to these public events now.
[06:29:33] You're going on campaign stumps.
[06:29:37] Who do you think you are?
[06:29:38] I'm a political commentator.
[06:29:40] That's what I say.
[06:29:41] That's what I've been saying for years, even when I was, you know, not as well known.
[06:29:47] And and that's who I still am.
[06:29:49] And that's how I see myself at least.
[06:29:53] Someone who is just a regular person,
[06:29:56] who's been profoundly successful,
[06:30:01] because I was endlessly fortunate.
[06:30:04] I was super lucky, and I don't take this position
[06:30:08] for granted, and I try to do the most with it.
[06:30:11] The position of influence that I found myself in,
[06:30:14] try to do the most with what I have.
[06:30:17] Yeah. Yeah. Um, before I keep asking you a bunch of questions and chatting,
[06:30:22] I just want to make sure how much time you got.
[06:30:26] Well, I was going to end it here and then we can do the actual interview.
[06:30:30] Yeah. Yeah. But you know, um, thank you for coming on Prem.
[06:30:34] Thank you man. And thanks Chatters for saying hello.
[06:30:38] He sounds a little bit like daily dose of the internet, right?
[06:30:42] Yeah. We were watching a Alex shows video, but, um,
[06:30:46] I'll be live tomorrow everybody
[06:30:49] To make sense of this crazy world
[06:30:52] Yes, Prem talker of Zitao court political correspondent as Zitao
[06:30:56] Prem, what do you want to promote?
[06:30:59] Well, yeah, Zitao you can sit. Oh god you sorry you can find us at Zitao
[06:31:05] Dot-com. We're one of the few
[06:31:08] Meetoutlets. I think they're doing the kind of news coverage that you guys deserve
[06:31:11] You can find an Instagram
[06:31:13] Prem, T.H.A.K.K. and Twitter, Prem Tucker, and again, that's T.H.A.K.K.E.R.
[06:31:22] Otherwise, you know, don't be strangers, guys. Appreciate you and see you on the flip side.
[06:31:27] All right. All right, everybody, I'll see you tomorrow, okay?
[06:31:32] Peace. Thank you, Prem, for being here. Bye-bye. Cheers.
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