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We're all hiding headfirst into the atmosphere to move male voters ahead of 2028.
But they'll have to compete with the digital world world's new rising star, far left activist, Hassan Piker.
What I really want is whether it's social media influencers, or Twitch, YouTube, or other kind of promoters of hate.
and we must always continue to organize.
We must always continue to agitate
because the quicker we can create enough pressure
that causes the American state to recalculate
its soon-to-be-impact with Israel,
the quicker we can save
as many Palestinian lives possible.
What's going on, everybody?
It runs up in a fantastic evening.
No matter where you are in the world.
I'm a South Biker.
And it's the awesome hour I cast them to be live from
Sony Calibri Lost Angels, folks.
We're live and alive.
And I hope all the boys, girls, and enemies are having a fantastic
time.
It's a beautiful day today.
The one I'm going to play today is Monday.
That's right.
Monday, Newsday, you already know what it is, folks.
We're live, we're alive.
I got the Roomba in the room right now with me.
It's never happened.
This is actually a unique instance
where the Roomba traveled into the room,
because there's a gate normally.
And so you might actually end up seeing little Roomba.
It's not even a Roomba.
It's a different brand, but I just call it a Roomba.
Yeah, there's an AI robot cleaning
my room currently.
Oh, Kaya ran away because he does not like it
when the Roomba walks into underneath the bed, the Kaya bed.
But yeah, yeah, there's a real clanker here.
Look, you can see it.
Look, look, look.
Look at the clanker.
Why isn't the robot making art instead?
I know, that's what the robot should be doing, making art.
I guess technically the robot is making art, it's just making art.
It's canvas is my floor, and it's paintbrush is the cleaning thing, like the brush that
it uses the clean. Anyway, ladies and gentlemen, boys, girls, and
MBS, it's Monday. They're coming for your homie Chris Wrab. Shaking my head. Yeah, I
know. It's Monday. It's Monday, Monday, Monday, May 11, Monday, May 11, two days
off from the Xi Jinping Beijing summit. We're live. We're live. Best suits is to
suit era started growth. Thank you. We're in a old Hugo boss suit that I have from a
long time ago. Uh, this is probably the favored suit. Real or a bait. This. Oh, what do you
think? Putting on a full suit. I don't even go anywhere. Yeah, dude. I'm a suit guy now.
I'm a suit guy. Clean rooms are bourgeois decadence. Yeah. Uh, waiting for you to go
live. Yeah, yeah, they're, they're, they're saying they're going to do a full blown military
response. We're going to be monitoring the situation quite a bit. But before we get to
that, this is the part of the broadcast where I tell you about my personal news. And honestly,
this is the first time I'm going to say it. Not a shut ass loser. Not a shut ass loser.
a family guy. Okay. I had my whole family come over yesterday after I was done with the broadcasts.
We had some decadent Turkish meats. Okay. Not, not a fat chud, not a fat chud at all. Decadent
Turkish meats galore. Whole family was there. Celebrated Mother's Day. My grandmother,
I got everybody the fattest flowers they've ever done scene.
Okay.
All the, all the mothers in the family, they all got big ass flowers.
And I got a gift.
I got a Mother's Day gift for some reason.
I guess I'm a dog mom, technically.
This is from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and it's a brooch because I'm in my suit
era, and I do these suits, right? I wear these suits. And my grandmother was like, you have
to wear a brooch with your suit. You have to wear a brooch with your suit. When you
do these red carpets, like, what are you doing? So she got me this, which is really interesting.
It looks like one of those things that you light on fire so that flies don't fly around.
But it's beautiful and I will be wearing this brooch from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, like a mosquito repellent.
And I'm gonna be a brooch guy. When I do red carpets, I'll be a brooch guy. What's on your tie today?
This is, I think Ralph Lauren, polar Ralph Lauren. Hi, I don't know what's on it. It's like a crest.
dude so there's a gate right but this thing I didn't realize this this robot
could technically go up and down gates like it can literally traverse gates it
doesn't even it nothing stops it robots have gotten a lot better since room but
what I'm saying. And it's crazy because like I've had this thing for a year plus and it always
cleans the house but it's never been in here until like until like maybe a week ago when I found out
that it is like capable of jumping over gates. There has there is massive resonance in your
mic when you talk no it's because it's this thing behind me that's what is your hearing it's very
loud. Yeah, this is, I unveiled the character Dr. Jihad last night for the
chatters that we're watching and apparently it made itself the Dr. Jihad
character also was unveiled on Fox News. Let's take a look at the Fox News
reaction to Dr. O'Charaad and we'll figure out whether this is a real video or not. Okay?
Who needs to read? Who needs to understand the sweet, the arc of history? When you can
just go for Maxima Marx's shock value. Now let's talk about car universe 9-11.
In cars cinematic universe, New York City exists. This is a plane. Also exists in the car
cinematic universe. These are the Twin Towers.
Now, also known as the World Trade Center.
On September 11, 2001, in the car cinematic universe, one of the planes hit the towers.
Cars 9-11.
And he not only celebrates 9-11, but he mourns the fall of the USSR.
Is this actually real?
No, it's not real.
I mean, the coverage is of something different, but that'd be really funny though.
But yeah, this is a real daily Pixar's car fact, 218.
In Plains, we see New York City with no Twin Towers implying that 911 has happened in the
Pixar Cars universe.
I mean, it literally did happen in the Cars universe or in the Plains universe, which
is a part of the Pixar Cars universe. But, but no, it's not on Fox News. No, that's a
that's a joke. They got damn this motherfuckers loud as hell, bro. God damn. Hey, get out
of here. Robot. Fuck. It's so fucking loud. I can't even hear myself think I've never,
I've never had, I've never been in the same room with it.
I've never been in the same room with clanky. Okay. His name is clanky.
And I've literally never been in the same room as him. Um,
this is the first time, uh, being in the same room and I've never actually had him
be in the room here in the studio while I'm in the studio.
And I'm beginning to realize that the clanky is very loud. Okay.
Little clanky, very, very, very loud. Not good. Okay.
You get along with their kind. I guess I have to, right? I mean, I deal with bots on a daily basis. I might as well, I might as well get good.
Okay, clanky stopped. At least for the, oh, never mind. I spoke too soon.
stop anthropomorphizing the robot yeah so folks folks folks folks folks it's
sending your floor pan to Mossad Mossad you think Mossad doesn't have my floor
plan already you think Mossad needs to get my floor floor plan from the fucking
clanky what are you crazy
Yo, is your city gonna be okay, nicks?
Oh, wait, it's getting ready to leave.
Look, look, look, look, it's getting ready to leave.
You can kinda see it, maybe?
Oh, I don't think you can.
It's like picking itself up.
It's very interesting.
Can you see it from over there? Probably not.
It's very interesting. It just goes, and then it, and then it goes up like a low rider.
It picks up its front wheels like a low rider. And then, and then it climbs over the gate
And then it lowers its front wheels and then heightens the back wheels like you replace
Kai with a robot, but the robot is shockproof.
Yeah, robot get out of here.
Robot place.
Oh no, it's too powerful.
too powerful. They can use your WLAN to create a floor plan. Yeah, whatever. Where was I?
Oh, yeah. So anyway, I did family night, family day with the whole family. And then afterwards,
After the family night, family day, I went to sleep, I woke up early, I worked out.
And Michael Fusco art, thank you for the 69 gift subs.
This is what robots and AI should be used for by the way.
And nothing else.
But I didn't watch the roast last night.
I know Shane Gillis performed well on the roast, apparently.
Are you wearing suit pants too, yes.
What is your vacuum's name?
Mine is named Vanspot because it sucks so hard.
When is Brogan to start his own family?
I already have a family.
There's 30,000 of you.
uh... i have thirty thousand children that i have to take care of
everyday
uh... anyway
let's blast off let's get started let's get it twisted okay yeah i'm i'm big papa
and none of you guys give me flowers
none of you guys give me flowers when
uh...
you know, it's, it's father's day. So I got the blast offs, Drew,
who don't worry. I got all the blast offs ready to go, ready to rip.
Okay. Eras submits response. Trump, he'd be reject oil jumps. Uh,
Satan Yahoo on 60 minutes. FC's fury day 73 straight close situation monitored.
You already know she summoned in two days. Get in now.
ToyshawTV slash Hassanabi.
That any money for new shoes?
No.
You have to be more responsible.
You have to be more fiscally responsible.
You get no new, you get no money for new shoes.
When are you coming back with that milky one out for has been so long?
I'm here every day.
You can't say I'm an absentee father because I've literally never left.
Okay.
Um, I, uh, I watched a little bit, uh, during Mother's Day festivities, cause uncle, uh,
shaky Gergo was here. Open presents with a hundred get to subs. Oh, the straight is open
and open presence is back. Um, so shaky Gergo was here. So we were watching the, the Spurs
game. And I don't know if you guys saw this, but they're paying the referees to kick out
our boy, Wemba Yama, who has literally never done anything wrong. Getting an ejection.
I mean, they ejected him because they knew that the Spurs were going to sleep. And it's just like
very clear. It's very clear that they write these scripts. They write these scripts and
they're like, only Danny Abidja has a right to defend himself when Bayama doesn't have
a right to defend himself. The scripts that we see in the realm of geopolitics, we also
see in the NBA, okay? Because Danny Abidja is always allowed to defend himself, just
like the nation-state of Israel. But the moment that you get a man, a Maoist, third worldist,
Wembe Yama, the moment that you get there, all of a sudden, not allowed to defend himself,
The double standard is glaring.
The double standard is loud, folks, okay?
After all, if Denny Abidja is a 27 year old IDF veteran child, you can say Wemba Yama
is a seven foot eight kid, former child as well, okay?
elbows just kind of did that on its own and not only did his elbow kind of do
that on his own have you thought about have you thought about the fact have you
thought about the fact that his elbows are in unfortunately head distance the
seven foot twelve unfortunately when he puts his elbows up yeah he accidentally elbows people in the face
Dog he looked him dead in the eye then swung I don't believe it I
Don't believe it. This is AI
Okay, this is AI
Yeah, he's defending himself. What's the problem? Do you not see? Do you not see him coming in?
He was just, he was trying to do, he was trying to turn around.
Dude, look at his face.
Nos read was reading mine comp. Yeah, that's what dude. That's what I heard you you guys heard that too. Yeah
Yeah, a copy nose read had a copy of mine comp
Nos read more like a nosy read
It was a preemptive self-defense elbow
All right, the robot is out and Kaia can come back peacefully now to her spot.
he is gone, then Kaia is back.
Anyway, all I'm saying is I look at this footage,
I roll the tape, I watch it in slow motion,
and they trashed me with my logo news in Montreal,
your official, now the press is afraid of Assen-Païcale.
This is a this is a article as on who is a name as a backer circulated widely after all the 2024 presidential election
Among the Democrats who wanted was an American left didn't have his own Joe Rogan
And usually popular podcast out Senate GOP using you to attack Platinum. Yeah, okay,
whatever. I'm a Pills Mafia. So I don't know why they're doing that. I'm actually pretty
devastated. Yeah, I got going to be dead. So the Donald Trump victory by Rawlings are
young people. Some are politically engaged and adults to his girls. Some Democrats have a
therefore seen a love-leaning Jorro Gant in S&Paker. His live streaming channel
numbers the three million subscribers aged 34 and based in Los Angeles.
Picard doesn't cast his net as wide as Rogan, limiting most of his appearances to politics.
A bossy, tireless influencer reaches a young audience that isn't enthusiastic about Barack
Obama's party. This is the one accent that is a tragedy. Please stop. You're hurting people. Why?
What do you mean? Why are you making? Why are you? Why are you shitting on the authentic
cuba croix accent no gaming called out limited reach yeah is that is the tabernac is the cuba
croix accent okay only as many as millions who helps the cause of certain democratic candidates
is Iran up to the midterm elections in November. The question now is whether the president alongside
these kids would contribute to the success or the failure of the Democratic Party anger incarnate.
His outburst gives Barack Obama gives an idea of his style during an interview with the host of
the late show Stephen Colbert, which aired last Tuesday, the former president discussed his wishes
around the Republican Party. Oh, when I was president, uh, people would ask me, what changes
would you like to see in Washington? I would answer, I would like to have a loyal opposition.
I would like the Republican party that is conservative on some issues that
that doesn't agree with me on a lot. Bro practice with Obama. Okay. I'm not, I'm not good at it though.
I tried. I'm not, I didn't practice at all. You can probably tell my accident is dog shit. I'm sorry. Okay. I should have
I should have been practicing upstream. I should have been practicing
I should have been practicing my obama upstream, but I didn't and that's why it's fucking do-do
Okay
Um, anyway, the believes in the rule of law the independence is you just share an empirical data in science
That doesn't constantly strip the worst in us the fondness on piker responded braga momentary. I don't want a republican party
I want an ineffective week in an epic Republican party like the Democratic party is today.
I want a Republican party so thoroughly dominated and publicly humiliated that people would be
ashamed to admit they vote Republican. There's no doubt that a Sampakar expresses the anger
of many Democrats, progressives or leftists. At Kulsov anti-Semitism, it also embodies
another reality, hostility towards Israel. The sentiment is increasingly widespread among Democrats.
No less than 60% of American voters, including 80% of Democrats have an unfavorable opinion
of the Jewish state, according to the Pew Research Center poll, published early April.
However, in a Piker's case, this sentiment stands from an anti-Semitism reflected. Wait, what?
This motherfucker wrote, sincerely wrote, no, in Piker's case, he's actually a Jew hater. That's
crazy. The normal way to write articles like this is to basically state, not outright that I'm anti-Semitic,
but I'm receiving accusations of anti-Semitism. Usually, usually people don't just straight up
do that unless it's an opinion editorial. I don't know. Is this an op-ed?
Oh, he says, according to his critics, never mind. I didn't finish the sentence. I got so mad.
The influencer often complains about being quoted out of context, but he's indeed referred to
author, orthodox, use the inbred and describe Hamas a thousand times better than the fascist
colonial apartheid state. He also stated that the fucking rapes committed by Hamas during October
seven masquerades not change conviction that Israel perpetrated genocide in the Gaza Strip.
Okay, well, at least they put that in context. The Sampaiar denies being asymmetric amongst
defenders like Ezra Klein and influential Jewish columnists and podcasts for the New York Times
have said in a recent article, influences denunciations of 877s support for brain disorders.
Brady said, there's a John Austin to Jewish centers, unusual former Jew hatred to denounce
anti-Semitism and promote Jewish Americans as the presidency wrote the Times Journal, a red line.
But democratic elected officials and allied organizations remain steadfast. According
into them, Democrats should avoid legitimization of Sompikar's controversial views are not limited
to Jews or Israel, to infrastructure notably stated in 2019 that America got what it deserved on 11.
No, that's not what I said. Got what it deserved. They're making it seem more crazy.
The Democratic party must draw a red line on Sompikar and his anti-Semitic comrades have no
place on our side, said Jonathan Cowan, Louie Cohen, president, advisor, center group, third way
on Wall Street Journal. Did you know the PLO trained cuba caught nationalists in Lebanon?
I did. Actually, I did know that.
So that's kind of messed up.
I mean, this is an article that was probably in French, right, that they're translating.
So that's probably the reason why it's like weirdly translated.
But yeah, they urge elected officials of the Democratic candidate to refuse campaign alongside
I'm back by Bernie Sanders. I'll do less a recently invited by a Sompiker to participate in his rallies
We're hoping is wanting to win the Democratic primary in August 4th
They already have circulated photo on too many change of his book a company by the captain America got what a dessert on 9-11
Yeah, um
What is this you said that landlords don't pay their employees what they produce what's your evidence is
Is there studies that support your claim because companies like Ford 85% of the revenue goes to employee salary?
I mean, it sounds like an assumption not a fact. My point is I don't feel like all corporations are evil
I'm not against you landlords
Okay, corporations aren't evil I've said this over and over again the Marxist perspective is not that corporations are evil
The market's perspective is that the concept of exploitation, the extraction of surplus labor
value from the labor force is known to the average person that likes corporations is
like an extraction of profits. Okay. You get paid less than you actually put in to the
job. That's it. That's known as profits. That's how a company maintains profitability. Okay.
think profit is good but what is this is on the hunt to move fans are gonna need
you to apologize for slender against our only noz noz read oh no yeah yeah oh god
oh no I'm not I'm not I can't deal with NBA Twitter dude
Two new posts about Hamawi and Shoycott. Yeah, we got some good, we got one good poll, one
bad poll. Really good internal for Hamawi. The Hassanabi bump is alive and well, very
real, okay? Hamawi, and I'm just joking, it's not me obviously, but like, Adam Hamawi
went from being third place at like 5% to an internal poll, which is always going to
obviously favor Homawi. But an internal poll that shows him in the top, Homawi for New
Jersey is out with an internal poll that finds them leading New Jersey 12th splinter Democratic
field with 90% way up from the 5% he received in a prior unreleased poll conducted a month
ago.
A friendly super PAC spent 1 million in the interim. The New Jersey fields top four in
May 5, 7, 5 to 7 poll is Adam Homowie at 19%. Sue Altman at 12%. Brett Cohen at 11%. Verlina
Reynolds Jackson at 10%. I mean, Adam Homowie obviously is a stud. And he's gotten tremendous
endorsements, Bernie Sanders being one of them. So I do think that I, what the fuck?
Bro, I'm over here doing election analysis and this guy goes part of the year. Please watch
It's like I literally have to laser in on chat all the time
And I see this I have to watch now. What the fuck do you mean for to the year?
No, no, no, how is she not laughing this gotta be fake that's gotta be fake bro.
I how is she not perishing oh she steps out of the camera that's crazy
Bro, that shit blew the horseys tail away.
Hello, Fox News.
Yes, we are looking at farting horses.
Oh, that's crazy.
That's crazy.
Chatter, you should spam another link about Honduras Gate.
while we're looking at farting horses eventually i'll cover it stop spamming okay god damn
that's crazy we're doing real discourse right now okay
to think that there's actually an FBI guy watching this yeah to the FBI guy I have to say this
Bro you light a match in that fucking in that area and it's it's exploding. Okay, you got mushroom clouds
Ah
Anyway
Okay, okay, okay, okay, let's get back to it. Anyway, that was the the the good news
Hamawi is doing really well. He deserves it. Absolute stud. You guys already know I mean he literally saved Tammy Duckworth's life
Like can you be more of a stud? He throws his life on the line
He throws his body active leaves a combat medic and he on top of that throws his body in the fucking
crossfire, okay
He's been to Gaza
he's
he's worked in
Not one but two different
the active genocide zones. Okay. He's incredible. And, you know, I'm obviously honored to, uh,
endorse him. He's fantastic. And I'm glad that New Jersey 12 is seeing that as well. So
so that's the good poll. The bad poll is California's 11th congressional district,
jungle primary, top two Vogue getters advance in November.
You got Scott Wiener, who's lost a little bit of sauce.
He went from 43 to like 38.
Connie Chan has picked up some steam at 22% and Shoecott Chakraborty at 21% in
third position, following Connie closely.
Now, initially some of the poll showed Shoecott having a much bigger bump,
a much bigger lead on Connie, which was good because like the hope is at this
point to have it go to the general and have Shoecott be the guy and then the
left, the local organizations end up reluctantly endorsing him, even though he doesn't have
any, a lot of the left has been like, Nope, what you did to Dean Preston is, is, is unbelievable.
We are always going to consider you to be a carpet bagger and outsider, even though he's
not, he's from the, he is just as much from San Francisco as like, you know, Scott Wiener
is. Scott Wiener is just more involved in local politics because he's a recognizable
figure in California politics in general. But what did he do? I mean, he's just rich
and the left in San Francisco understandably fucking hate tech bros. And he's technically
a rich tech bro. He's just a rich tech bro with very good, he's a rich tech bro with
very radical views. He is a rich tech bro with very radical views, but the local left
organizations despise him because he's made local donations that are against the San
San Francisco left in
Cuz a couple years prior. I don't know if you guys remember, but San Francisco had like a growing leftist movement
Okay
Is he pro crypto and fintechs? No, he's not he's not like that at all. Anyway, listen
He's fucked up and now he's paying the price oh East Bay elitist. Yeah, I hate this shit
I hate this argument. He's fucked up and he's paying the price
Okay, dude, then have a worse person overall as your fucking congressional representative. Like this is an unbelievably silly way to approach the issue and
Luckily, I've talked to a lot of people in
some of these movements and
And you know, they they don't have this like
Attitude of vindictiveness in general
general. That's what they think people grow. He undermined the DSA comptroller. No, it's
not knowing who's a fuck about. Okay, yes, people do give a fuck about that because the
entirety of the DSA San Francisco worked very hard on the the Preston campaign and he was
great to be fair. But in San Francisco, there's two things, okay, that people treat like the
Sunni-Shia split. I've talked about this before, the Nimbism versus Yimbism, okay? You will never
understand it. San Francisco is like its own internal local politics system, where you're either
a Nimbia or a Yimbian. It's the Bloods and Crips. It's the Sunni versus Shia. As a matter of fact,
I think Pax Islamica could happen, the entire Ummah could unite before the Nimbis and Yimbis can arrive at like a reasonable fucking conclusion on what to do with housing, okay?
And it's interesting because Yimbism versus Nimbism transcends beyond political ideology. People will tell you, people will tell you that that's not the case, but it fucking absolutely is.
Nimbies, not in my backyard, can either be people who are very defensive about new development projects
Because they believe that there's already existing inventory and the goal should be the decommodification of housing
Very leftist point of view or they can be Steph Curry
Who thinks if we build any sort of shelter any sort of homeless shelter in our neighborhood
Then poor drug addicts are going to be in our neighborhood and our property values are going to go down
So it's both ultra left and ultra right
Same with Yimbis. Some Yimbis are libertarians who think the only way to solve the housing
crisis is by letting real estate developers basically build shanty towns on top of your
head and charge you an arm and a leg.
Which is the ultra right wing Yimbi position and then other Yimbis are like we have to
literally build out of robust housing inventory to tackle the housing market prices which
Which is the urbanist somewhat center left position on the issue, which I also agree
with.
I don't have an issue with that sentiment.
I do agree.
We need to build more housing.
I of course want to build social housing, public housing, publicly funded housing.
And sometimes I think the armchair urbanists get mad at me for that perspective, even
though I'm unbelievably autistic about public transit and all the other shit that they
care about.
They should love me but the moment I bring up public housing they go what a minute that's communism. I don't know about that
Anyway, that's why I said it's like kind of
Kind of a
Wash on on that but ultimately
Yimbyism versus nimbyism is religion in San Francisco because San Francisco's housing market is dog shit
Okay, and San Francisco is priced out so many people
Push them away from San Francisco people that have lived there for years and years decades
And that's the reason why they're
They're
Just
There's very Matt see San Francisco has no more room for housing says East Bay elitist
Well, Yimbies would disagree with you. They want to up zone
which, you know, Nimbies would say, will destroy the culture of San Francisco. Right?
Anyway, wait, these people had no issues voting for Nancy Pelosi in every election. See, that's
the other side of the story. Nancy Pelosi is a towering figure in American politics,
and it's mostly liberal. San Francisco's actual voter base is not even fucking left this anyway.
it's actually rich liberals. So if you have any sort of like crossover appeal
with a guy like Shoikot, who is like getting flamed by the local left
organizations, who actually has in my opinion really good national politics, and
would be a fantastic congressperson, one of the best congresspersons that we
would have in this incoming round in the midterms, he would be amazing. He'd be infinitely better
than Scott Weiner and definitely better than Connie Chan as well. It's not SF County is
the whole region law from Santa Cruz County to Sonoma County. San Francisco is one small
part of the problem. I mean, it's also the most densely packed, the most populated part
the problem, right? In any case, yeah, San Francisco is literally the incubator of the
Titans of California politics, and it has always given us dog shit politicians, Kamala
Harris, Gavin Newsom, and Nancy Pelosi. Okay, these are all San Francisco politicians. We
have an opportunity to change that. Okay, we have an opportunity to make a real fucking
national impact, but I can't get DSA and all the San Francisco leftists to listen to me.
Even fans of mine that are, you know, normally very open-minded to the things I have to say
and die in Feinstein, that too, oh my god.
So, um, um, yinbiism versus nimbiism is a bullshit framing and fuck you, I detest the
false dichotomy, you and the democratic party pay in blue city states, there's not a real
question of development because they only care to ask what developers get paid, there's
no yinbiism with privatized options that direct pay out the rich people, the Ruslam
see look look look you can be a lifelong fan like nasty chastity 41 month
subscriber the moment that I fucking bring up the the distinctions between
yin bism and nimbyism I don't even like establish a position right I say the
downsides of both okay immediately immediately this guy goes I want to kill
you. I want to kill you with a gun, okay? How fucking dare you paint this dichotomy. You fucking piece
of shit. Nimbism versus Nimbism is a bullshit framing. Fuck that and fuck you. Do you understand?
It's actually insane. Like most normal people, when they encounter this concept,
they lose their fucking minds. It's an issue that is very near and dear to many San Francisco
people. Okay. And I understand it because the San Francisco housing market is life or death.
You did not disavow. See? That's why.
That's why I have to like disavow anembism or yinbism, one of the two.
do you disagree oh fuck oh real fucking cute putting death threats in my mouth now how
hypocritical man I'm fucking joking calm down you're the one who's freaking out
I'm the one who's fucking joking you're literally proving the joke that I was
making be a little bit more lighthearted please Jesus Christ chatter calm
down I'm gonna take you off the screen because I don't want people to fucking
yell at you either calm down man chill out I guess you weren't joking this is
life or death these people yes they they take this shit to the death like they
did this is this is a core part of the politics of San Francisco they lose
their fucking minds when you bring it up. Even if you don't assume a position, even if you say
here are the downsides and upsides of both ideologies, here's how both of these movements
can be both right-wing and left-wing. Even if you're just descriptive, they go, nope,
you have to disavow whichever one it is.
Brace on true and nonce, it doesn't even recognize that you're a security group
and anymore, so much displacement and gentrification, exactly. That is absolutely true.
Like the San Francisco left also despises understandably a lot of the tech companies as well where they're just like
You know, I mean I would too but in many respects it's been
You know, obviously a massive fucking revenue boom for the entire state. So it's like unshakable
Their dominance in the city is is untouchable
Unfortunately, and they're doing a metric kind of evil as well
Well, in any case, that's a big part of the reason why people fucking hate Shroycott on
the San Francisco Left, because he's funded a lot of candidates that are in the National
Front.
Obviously, he's funded a lot of candidates that are unbelievably left, but in San Francisco,
he's funded due to, I guess, NIMBYism, NIMBYism distinctions, funded candidates that subscribe
to his housing policies closer. I don't know why the fuck he's done it. I don't really care that
much to be honest, but people do. And that's the reason why they're like, no, we'd rather vote for
Connie Chen, even though we'd rather vote for Connie Chen, even though Connie Chen is like a
pretty cookie cutter, inoffensive, somewhat progressive, Mallory McMorro style candidate
in this particular race. Perhaps a little bit more trustworthy than Mallory McMoral is, I'll say that.
But like, I mean, there's a reason why Adam Schiff has also endorsed Connie Chen, right? And Nancy
Pelosi is entertaining an endorsement of Connie Chen. With Nancy Pelosi, it's a little bit more
personal. I think she just despises Scott Wiener because Scott Wiener has been very ambitious
And has entertained potentially taking over Nancy Pelosi seat while Nancy Pelosi was still in the seat
So I think she's just holds a personal grudge against
Scott wiener, but
Yes, we know lol. I know god damn it dude y'all are looking babies. That's where to go
We can't have a normal conversation at all, but
But that's that's just the situation is San Francisco
So I really like Shoikat as a national politician.
I can't speak to his donations at a local level.
It's kind of weird that people don't look at the policy at all.
They just think that it's like, they just think that Shoikat is like fake radical, I
guess, but he's been fake radical since 2015 or 2014, if that's the case, right?
And
They also despise the fact that he's like, you know, he's a rich guy coming into the race and like funding his own campaign
He spent a shit ton of money on his own campaign
But obviously just spending a shit ton of money on your campaign doesn't necessarily matter
For a lot of people and now CNN is writing about him to CNN is and it's not just CNN
It's Edward Isaac Dover. This is the the anti-Bernie hit job guy, okay?
Edward Isaac Dover is an op of not only myself, but the entire leftist movement and
They're heading out. They're sending out heavy hitters. This is like CNN's hatchet guy
against the left so
So, when he's in the cut, just understand that there are a lot of people in corporate
media that are paying close attention to a lot of these primary races because they want
to make sure that the Democratic Party doesn't become a left party in any way, shape, or form.
That's precisely what's going on here, okay?
David Day in my Goat from The Prospect writes, I was in San Francisco a couple of weeks ago
covering one of the more fascinating house races in the country, CA11, held by retiring
Nancy Pelosi. The race is a simple narrative, but the reality is more complex. The front
runner, Scott Wiener, gets pigeonholed as an abundance interest for his work on housing,
but he contains multitudes fighting power and tech and healthcare while benefiting from
wealthy super PACs. Okay, this is the top line and we can go through it piece by piece.
Wiener and former AOC chief of staff, uh, uh, shortcut, Chakrabarty are the only two
who get noticed in national stories, but a third candidate has most local and labor
endorsement is an outland path to make the runoff. San Francisco Supervisor Connie Chen.
San Francisco Supervisor Connie Chen was literally brought in to this race by the local left.
Okay? That's the reason why they're so mad that I'm backing Shoecut even though I'm obviously
unbelievably aligned with all the fucking labored unions and, you know, DSA San Francisco
and they are all, uh, some of them are, you know, in this community right now, probably
frustrated white knuckling through this process because on the one hand they're like I've been
watching you and supporting you for 10 years but also on the other hand I really despise the tech
CEOs and you are actively trying to get me to vote for a tech guy not a CEO but like a like a
centimillionaire tech guy how dare you fucking do this so they're gonna ban you from the city
Yeah, sure. It won't be the first city that I get banned from. All right.
Chakrabarty has inspired a lot of grassroots volunteers knocking on 364,000 doors already,
and he's trying to inspire a new kind of politics, but there's a bit of a styro dynamic here.
Shorcott is self-funding. I've thought about this quite a bit. On the one hand, it's ridiculous if
you're a shortcut Chakrabarty and a centimillionaire and you don't self-fund your campaign, but I think
self-funding your campaign makes voters, it's off-putting to voters, I think.
Like, I genuinely think even if you're a centimillionaire, you should probably run a publicly funded
campaign rather than self-funded because I think it's an automatic L. Voter perception is obviously
really negative, especially in the Democratic primaries. I think voter perception is very
negative on on wealthy self-finance campaigns. Even Tom Steyer, I think, is having a really
hard time with it. These guys are nowhere near Michael Bloomberg level, obviously.
I mean, they might be even, I don't know who's wealthier, Bloomberg or Steyer,
it doesn't really matter to me. But I'm saying like their policies couldn't be further apart
from one another. But when you are trying to actively court the left and you're an incredibly
wealthy person, I think it probably is better, even from a messaging side, for you to not
self-finance your campaign, even if you have the money to self-finance it, because it kind
of looks like you're just a rich guy who wants to make a name for themselves or something.
On the Republican side, it makes sense.
Hey, Hasan Abi, on Fong Today, Kendrick is a colorist who supports white supremacy and
supports Israel that's corny wait what this guy what Kendrick is a colorist
Why are you, what?
Anyway, the other side of this, the other side of this story is like, if you don't still
finance. I mean, if you don't sell finance, then people are obviously going to say,
or do the shady donation shit that everyone else does when you're an actual leftist being
wealthy is a crime. Bloomberg is on the right, which is of course allowed. You just have to
filter through shell companies or whatever. Yeah, I think like, I think if you sell finance openly
like this, or if you don't sell finance and people are going to say you're an incredibly rich guy,
Why the fuck would you not sell finance right like that's going to be the the main point of contention so I
Don't know what the
What the best method is here, but I do think that this is
Frustrating I do think that it's frustrating for a lot of folks. I mean I myself I've known shoycott
I've known of shoycott for a decade, right?
He's worked with a lot of people that I also work with that I care about like I trust him
But even then it was hard for me to get on board initially
I had to talk to a lot of people that have known him for years
Right to to initially get on board with him because you know, he is a cent a millionaire
He is he did work at Stripe. He was like one of the original
engineers at Stripe and he made a fuck ton of money off of that and
automatically my first, you know, my first reaction to that is always, oh, I don't know, is this like,
this guy legit? So I even understand that initial skepticism.
In any case, I do think that his politics are far closer to mine than Connie Chen's are, that's it.
In any other circumstance, I wouldn't even be paying attention to this race.
If it wasn't the fact that you know, shoycott chakrabarti is involved because I don't think Connie Chen has the
the juice to actually
take on
Scott weiner in any way shape or form and it's really funny because like people will be like whoa
Shoycott is a is a outsider. He's not right. He's just a rich guy trying to buy his way in the in the power
Okay, well Scott weiner is a fucking slave to corporations
Like he literally is such an unbelievable, servile creature to corporate interest that
the SEIU had to unendorse him because he couldn't even fucking get on board with taxing the billionaires.
Okay?
The SEIU did a double endorsement here with Connie Chen and Scott Wiener.
They had to take back their endorsement of Scott Wiener because he literally would not
subscribe to the billionaire tax.
That's it.
So it's very frustrating and Connie Chen is certainly a lot better than Scott Wiener
on the issue of Israel, but still nowhere near as good as Shorqad is, Connie Chen is
doing the same like, oh, I'm actually very critical of Israel route that every other
Democrat is currently trying to do. Okay, that's it. That's it. That's all she's doing.
And it's enough, I guess, for a lot of people. And, you know, I agree with your criticism
against Scott. We never showed up publicly supported a horrible mayor, Lurie. How could
anyone call themselves progressives for Daniel Lurie? Yeah, I don't know the level of his
involvement in the Lurie campaign. I think you guys are, I think local politics is the reason why a
lot of, like I said, San Francisco left is, yeah, Daniel Lurie is a monster, by the way.
But, but that's, that's the major reasons I said, there's also a lot of misinformation about what
he's done as well. Like people go to like unbelievable lengths to just be like, this guy
shoycott is a fucking evil deity. Um, but only sending one more time, not spamming New York
Times investigation into Israel's influence over Eurovision for soft power. Yes, I know.
I I'm aware of this article I saw it already. And it's also something that we've covered
extensively on the broadcast, even before this article was written. So yeah, I'll talk
about that. So, I'm reluctantly rooting for shoycott, but doesn't shoycott deserve critique
for this stuff too? Goes both ways? No, I agree. What do you mean? I'm telling you the process
in which I work through my initial skepticism. I'm saying that these are understandable or
easy to be skeptical, okay? But if you look at his policy platform, it's the most comprehensive
policy platform out of any national candidacy, out of any national candidates that I've endorsed.
He has the most comprehensive policy platform, partially because he literally has operated
a fucking think tank for years that is like a like a left-wing radical left-wing
think tank that writes policy papers including shit like the Green New Deal
okay that's the reason why I'm saying like it's a it's it's a miss it's an
unbelievable missed opportunity not to fucking try to get a guy like that in
office
that's why it's so crazy
And I went through this process and like vetted him through a lot of people that have worked
with him directly and indirectly before I even got on board with endorsing him, like
a lot more thorough with my, with my background checks than, than any other candidate, you
know, Oliver Larkin comes in and I'm like, you're great.
I love what you have to say.
go because he has the organizational backing that I already appreciate. Same with Chris
Rab, right? Same with Hamawi. These are people that have done things that I already know.
They have the background that is trustworthy. Malakirose, great example, right? Whereas
Shoycott has a lot of great things in his career that he's done, where he's aided and
abetted the institutional left in many respects, but certainly not like aligned with the DSA
in a lot of instances, even if he has endorsed and backed and promoted DSA candidates over
an overgin' all around the country.
Yo, yo, I'm not huge on the politics, the country gets too divided on it, but how much
is starting to cost to fill up my truck just to make it to and from work so I can pay my
house payment is getting ridiculous?
Yeah, brother, that's because Donald Trump decided to be a servile little dog to the
nation-state of Israel and fucking blow up an Iranian school and kill the entire leadership
and triggered the events in motion that Iran understandably took action in retaliation
and closed the Strait of Hormuz.
So now the entire, now the entire globe's energy markets are in a state of disarray.
This isn't just Trump.
He's just a symptom.
Yes, Trump is a symptom of the problem for sure, but he also is unique in some ways in his spectacular fuckups.
Let's be real.
But now that you are paying attention, you're at the right place.
This is where I explained to you exactly how these events came about.
I try to do my very best to explain to you, you know, how we arrived at Donald Trump and how he can fix the problem.
Everybody starts doing politics all of a sudden when politics starts doing you.
And politics is always doing you, even if you don't do politics, you just start recognizing
that they're inserting it in when you go to the gas pump and you're like,
why the fuck am I paying $500 to fill up a tank of gas? What the fuck is this shit?
You feel me?
Or that you were conning to buy in the truck?
Your figurehead on the new pan-Africanism is deafening?
Wait what?
Macron said we are the true pan-Africanist, we believe that Africa is a continent and
that this continent is in a morse amount to build as the youngest in the world and therefore
an extraordinary demographic dividend is the one with the greatest. Oh my god, are you fucking
kidding me? I can't think of a worse person to say that than the French president, dude. That's
insane. Saying that in as French government leadership in in Africa about the continent of
Africa is insane. Like, it's like, yeah, the Belgian king, second to the Belgian king coming
out and being like, well, as the king of Belgium, I really believe that we will work tirelessly
to develop Africa. We are the true Pan-African, Pan-Africanist. That movement is entirely,
that movement in large parts is about fighting against French control.
That's crazy. Yeah, it's like, it's like the Clintons being like, you know, we are the
true liberators of Haiti.
Yeah, well, I'll do more. I'll get into this a little bit further.
But you know, I really obviously trust David Dain's work.
He is a California guy born and bred.
And obviously he is the guy for policy at the American prospect.
So we wrote this like long 23 minute article, long and comprehensive, okay?
And the top line is he went to San Francisco to check out CA-11.
He gives a pretty solid, pretty honest shake, pretty fair shake to all the candidates.
Talks about Wiener's work on housing legislation in California, who has won him support from
the abundance faction that's often an awesome progressive focus on the relentless influence
of corporate power.
The Wiener is also carrying one of the main bills in the state legislature this year to
prevent anti-competitive conduct from big tech, passed legislation in 2024 to crack
down on pharmacy benefit manager Middleman, and endorsed a bipartisan housing bill that
some abundance types have opposed.
He even expressed discomfort when investors purchased the housing.
The more we move towards mass mega ownership, you really do get into situations where you
have wall-shoot pressures that end up screwing renters, Wiener says.
The humanity is immediately stripped out.
National commentary on the 11 candidate field has focused on wiener and trucker party the progressive co-founder just Democrats who wants to generate a bottom-up political revolution
Among a restless population of dissatisfying with the status quo yet kind of Chen a
San Francisco County supervisor has picked up many of the state's and local endorsements you would expect from progressive leader
California teachers association national nurses united the state working families party
San Francisco labor council California Federation labor unions at Harvey milk LGBT
Democratic Club. She believes her folks on bread and butter issues and support
among cities large Asian American population can pay off. And while the
raise been described as a test between experience and rhetoric between work
horses and show horses, another factor is the obvious but too often overlooked
question of big money. Wiener has cryptocurrency mogul running a super
pack on his behalf and shocker Barty is drawing on his own fortune game from
being an early career employer's stripe. Sometimes in a brawl between the two
flavors of big money, a less tainted challenger can sneak through. Much of
Weiner's legislative record has been mainstream progressive stuff.
Public transit funding, criminal justice reform, public health access, immigration
protections, phase out of single use plastics, childcare, expansion, caps on
out of cost for insulin, bans on surprise ER billing, and a number of LGBT rights
bills. He wrote the law requiring federal officers like ICE operating in the state
to remove masks when a judge tossed it out because it didn't also apply to the
state officials that the requested governor Gavin Newsom, Weiner reintroduced
with the state ban. Also, Scott Wiener, on the other hand, has been unbelievably pro-Israel.
After October 7, he visited the state of Israel and went on stage with the president of the
state of Israel and has also written a bill that is anti-Palestinian advocacy in schools.
Closer to home, Wiener has been enmeshed in a number of controversies involving big money.
union SCIU unendorsed them for his opposition to a local measure on the ballot in June called
the overpaid CEO tax, which would increase tax on businesses whose CEOs paid more than
a hundred times the median earnings for their employees. Fantastic. SCIU threw their endorsement
to Chan. They had double endorsed Chan and Wiener, but they pulled the Wiener endorsement.
So now Chan has the SCIU endorsement. Now, local labor union endorsements, they can
be meaningful but just remember they also in the case with Connie Chan I think it's
because they trust her more okay oh my god hold the wiener endorsement oh my god
I pulled the wiener.
God damn it, dude.
I'm done.
I'm fucking done.
We can't keep doing this. Please stop. I
Shouldn't have started off with the fucking fart video. I set the stage for my own demise
Anyway
Now I'm about arguing for a one-time tax on ongoing budget hole in this case created by the Trump Commission because the Medicaid isn't practical
he's elsewhere endorsed taxing the rich by reversing the Bush and Trump tax cuts.
We know has billionaires in his corner, including Trump donors, Chris Larson,
CEO of blockchain company Ripple, a major Trump inauguration donor,
has given 100,000 to an outside super PAC called Abundant Future,
which has thus far spent about half a million dollars attacking Chakra Barty.
Why combinators Gary Tan is also a donor to that PAC.
Chakra Barty is also highlighted as the corporate PACs who have donated to Weiner
over a state legislative career. None of them have given to his congressional campaign
where Wiener is rejecting corporate PAC money and some have criticized Chocobotty for supporting
tech-friendly moderates in San Francisco before running for office. In response, Wiener said that
Chocobotty listed about 30 corporate donations out of 10,000 donors across campaigns the last
decade. Plus, you can go around when you have no track record and cherry pick donations, he said.
My lifetime chamber of commerce score is 16%. My lifetime California labor Fed score is 97%.
My league of conservation voter score is 97% and 98%. I have one of the most pro-labor,
pro environment, pro consumer records in the entire legislature. She also, going back to
the situation between, you know, this is like obviously the super PAC dynamic at play here.
And it is interesting that they don't hit Connie Chen. They hit fucking Chakrabarti quite a bit.
Connie Chen gets very little negative ad spend right now. And all of these like billionaire-backed
Corporate packs and super packs are fucking up shoycot's ass and yet the San
Francisco left doesn't understand why they're doing that. If you find yourself
in alignment because you like, because you don't trust shoycot Chakrabarti, but
when you find yourself in alignment with some of the worst villains that you
fucking hate and if those villains that you think shoycot Chakrabarti is a part
of are literally spending half a million dollars on the guy to to eviscerate his chances. Maybe
you understand that he might actually be a real one. Perhaps that's the reason why they're spending
half a fucking million dollars in the primary already. Okay.
Judge me by my enemies doesn't just work for me. It works for the likes of Shroikha Chakrabarti
as well. Okay? So if you're a part of the institutional left in San Francisco, just
pay a little bit of attention to the amount of money that Gary Tan and all these other
guys that you think Shoy Ka Chakrabarti is a part of, this movement that he's a part
of, why are they fucking up his ass? Okay? It's literally no, it's not dissimilar to
Tom Steyer even Tom Steyer is a fucking billionaire and he's self-funding his goddamn campaign and every single big money interest is
attacking him
Think
Um, I am a ceasefire as I'm 42 because I'm not so pretty mature
But I can't help myself put the laugh with that last name. No way. Okay. It's fine
We near and former AOC chief of staff short catch arcabardi
the only two who get noticed in national stories with a third candidate has the most local and
labor endorsements. We already covered that. So some see Chan as a more authentic voice
in the cities left in the race. She also has mission support. Pelosi has an endorsement,
Senator Adam Schiff, a key Pelosi ally has endorsed her. Pelosi has attended a bunch of her campaign,
stops by the way. Pelosi has a personal distaste for Scott Wiener. She does not like Wiener
because of what I just explained earlier. She has like a personal vendetta against
winner because winner wanted to unseat Pelosi when she was in office and I think that's
carried over some resentment.
But getting that message out takes money. As of most recent campaign finance, she's
lagging far behind her opponents in fundraising and while labor and the Asian vote are strong
factions, they are only fragments of the electorate. Can she succeed? That's the reason
why they hit me with the anti-Asian ray, okay? That's why. Remember when I, for the first
time ever, received a line of attack that I have never received before? R&C went in,
dug up clips from like 2020 when I was shitting on some pro-Trump old Vietnamese lady who
was like, you have to vote for Donald Trump because Joe Biden is a communist and Donald
Trump is an anti-communist. Okay, shortcut is also Asian, but he's not. I mean, kind of
chance from Hong Kong. Okay.
But if you remember, San Francisco has a massive Asian community, a Chinese community specifically.
You literally just went to the gold gala law, I know, which is why it's really funny. I've
never, I've never heard the, the Hasan is anti-Asian attacks before in my entire life
until
this fucking san francisco race
okay
the line of attack i usually receive is on to pro-china
which is
actually
in san francisco one of the only places in the country
we're having a a
let's not wage war with china message is actually literally fucking seen as a
positive
in every other district
you come across like a crazy person would mean we shouldn't fucking new
China what the hell are you talking about San Francisco is the one place where that message is actually a positive one and they're still calling me anti-Asian, bro
Yeah, it's like saying I'm fucking Islamophobic, you know what I mean
It's like it's like
National media and the RNC coming out with attack ads
saying that I'm
Saying that I'm fucking Islamophobic to make sure that like a Dearborn candidate that I'm endorsing doesn't fucking get
Doesn't get the appropriate looks
Anyway, they do know Turkey is in Asia, right? Yeah, it doesn't matter that doesn't work that way. Okay
Okay. That's not a real thing. I'm not a API by American standards, just because I'm fucking Turkish. Okay. I'm white.
Anyway, only a sense of someone like me can run for Congress, she insisted.
We ran it 2020 and 2024, won both times, won against Kansas, supported by billionaires
in the PACS.
I have the same optimism and attitude at the kickoff.
She put it more clearly to the crowd.
When you sent Connichana Congress, you're sending all working people.
Chakrabarty has inspired a lot of grassroots volunteers knocking on 364,000 doors already,
and he's trying to inspire new kind of policies, but there's a bit of a star dynamic here.
Shoycott is self-funding. For decades now, we basically have had this ideology run in
the country where profit alone drives the economy. We can't do anything about that.
He told me on the sidelines of the canvassing kickoff, people keep voting for anybody running
on sweeping economic change. They just know this is not cutting it. We need something
dramatically different. Like everyone in the race, Chakrabarty wants to ameliorate the
cost of living Christ and tackle official corruption in Washington and campaigns.
They're just trying to buy votes to run our government instead of super PACs tagging him,
but his campaign is largely powered by his fortune made as a tech engineer. About 93% of his $5
million campaign haul is self-funded. Wiener in our discussion emphasized that public finances
system for elections should include limits or bans on self-funding. I don't disagree,
and I don't even think Troika would disagree. I mean, it's a really terrible system right now,
right? Respondent Chakrabarti, who mentioned that he has more individual small-dollar donors on his
campaign, about 10,000, than all of his opponents combined. I could either do the things Scott Wiener
is doing and spend a lot of time calling big donors for money, and frankly, they wouldn't donate to
to me because my politics is going in there and taxing them and changing the party, or
I can put my own money in and then I do have the freedom to do things like talk about controlling
AI and taking on the crypto industry.
He said that he endorses full public financing of elections.
Two of the three will make the November runoff, so the primary won't settle in.
The race about offering something new to voters, delivering out promises, standing up for working
people and fighting control of politics by the wealthy and the powerful.
And of course, the San Francisco Left, which doesn't understand that their votes and their
voices are marginal in the broader scheme of things, are not sold on Shroikha Chakrabarti
because of his local decisions that he's made.
Okay?
They're not looking at the broader picture.
I'm sorry.
That's just the way I see it.
It's understandable to exercise a level of healthy skepticism towards Shroikha Chakrabarti,
his centimillionaire status or even his previous endorsements or previous donations to local
candidates.
But the idea that you think he is not a real force for left a positive change in the party
is unbelievably silly.
And the reason why I say it's unbelievably silly is because I don't even have any smoke
for Connie Chen, by the way.
I want to make that very clear.
I think Connie Chen is a very blanket, cookie cutter, center-left politician.
Okay? And the reason why I say this is because I judge her off of her decisions.
Like I said, Israel is not the only thing that matters, obviously, despite what my naysayers might claim.
But Israel is a very good litmus test. Okay?
And it's clear that she does not have her own personal opinions on a lot of the things that she speaks on
and is simply speaking for what she thinks is the
broadest
subset of voters
uh... she has smoke for you repeating attacks on you i don't care she's
trying to win she's trying to get the second place chatter
that's the reason why she's doing that okay
that's why yes she said i'm anti-asian it's ridiculous she doesn't know the
fuck i am of course you know
literally take any opportunity she can to attack troika
because right now the race is between short cut and connie
They're trying to win the second place slot. Okay. Yes. That is indicative of, of, of, of what kind of politician she is.
Certainly. She's the kind of politician, just like Mallory McMoroll, that will get those talking points and will go, great.
I'll just repeat them verbatim. Okay.
He's doing the McMoral, but using anti-Asian instead of anti-Jewish chat. Exactly. That's it. That's she is she has seen a line of attack. She doesn't think
She she doesn't think anything of me. She doesn't know who I am. It's understandable. I don't expect her to know who the fuck I am
Even though it does seem like there's a lot of people in California politics who do know who the fuck I am apparently I didn't even realize this until recently
But the reason why she's doing that is because she wants second place, and she knows or she thinks this is a good way to eat away at at Schroycott's chances, because her pathway to second place right now goes through the Asian vote in San Francisco.
And in spite Shroikot also being Asian, it's the Chinese vote specifically, like the Chinese
American vote.
And that's the reason why she's going for personal attacks, because like if you look
at the policy prescriptions, if you look at like the motivating ideological foundations
for these two different candidates, Shroikot, Chakrabarti and Connie Chen, there is a clear
distinction between them.
That's why I'm choosing the indoors and back Shoaika Chakrabarti.
I just noticed that the party has your face on a dartboard giving their behavior and fervor
against you.
I'm sure.
I mean, it makes sense.
If your job is to preserve your control, your ideological control, and therefore corporate
control over the party, I'm fucking public enemy number one.
Of course I'm public enemy number one.
Like I'm going around the goddamn country trying to prop up insurgent campaigns in the
Democratic Party primaries to try and forcibly change the fucking party's attitude towards
placing the interests of profits over the interests of the population.
So yeah, of course, people that want to keep their jobs, the consultant class, that have
made unbelievable lumps of money by delivering this corporate back messaging over and over
again are doing everything in their power to stop the bleeding within the party.
If it doesn't happen in this cycle, and it's only beginning in this cycle, it will certainly
happen in the next, okay?
And they know that.
I know that.
It's over.
It's done.
It will be done.
There's a lot of, you know, institutional dems that despise what I'm doing because it threatens
their status.
They either have to tell their donors to fuck off and completely reinvent themselves, which
is going to make them look hypocritical in the, in the short term, especially, and, and
maybe even put them at odds, put them in contentious raises, races unnecessarily.
No one wants to fight a fucking primary battle before they, uh, before they get to the general
against like, you know, a Republican, obviously in San Francisco, there is no such thing.
It doesn't matter.
just Democrats running pretty much in the top with any viability.
So anyway, that's what's going on here.
Why didn't Shoycott do anything political earlier?
This is what I mean
Look look at this thank God y'all can't vote here why shoryka running here not an LA make him your congressperson then shoryka's local political
This is you have doomed him its political choices he made against local leftist here
Yeah, in spite of all that he's still actually defeating Connie Chen in second place
Why didn't shoryka do anything political earlier is a stupid statement?
You're just you're I'm sorry
You're fucking stupid if you think that he hasn't done anything political earlier. What the fuck are you talking about?
Do you think San Francisco is the only place in the United States of America? Is that what you think?
The fuck are you talking about he worked on the Bernie campaign then he was he started the Justice Democrats and he literally was AOC's fucking
campaign manager or chief of staff sorry
The fuck are you talking about? They co-authored the Green New Deal. What are you saying?
You didn't do enough the fuck were you doing in 2014, 2015, 2016?
Jork in your fucking penis, that's what you were doing.
The fuck?
Go and ask someone from San Francisco those questions.
I know San Francisco people understandably are thinking about it with just San Francisco in mind.
mine.
Why didn't you show you got a word in local politics versus something that a lot of San
Francisco people think, unfortunately, I know, I know, I know they do that. I know they
think that. Well, Scott did. So go fuck and vote for him then or vote for Connie, whatever.
It's just, it's an understandable real grudge. You want to know why it's an understandable
real grudge and I have a lot of sympathy for it because the tech demons literally eviscerated
the left movement that was building in San Francisco. There was a time when you had a
pretty progressive DA. There was a time when there was Dean Preston, there was an opportunity
to actually elect left leaders in San Francisco. And an organized national media backed by
all of these tech Silicon Valley demons destroyed it. And big tech completely owned San Francisco
now. And they say, weirdly enough, they look at Shoycott and they go, well, he's a tech guy and
And he's a centi millionaire. So he's just the same guy. He's just like Gary tan. He is a white combinator guy
He's even done podcast with these fucking dipshits
And it's really interesting because those fucking demons are spending a good deal amount of money a lot more money
Trying to make sure a shortcut doesn't get the second place then they are on fucking Connie Chen
So you have to at some point realize maybe he's not like those guys, right?
That's the point I'm making. Think. Think. Why? Why are all the fucking tech bros attacking him
endlessly? If he's a tech bro and he's just the same kind of demon as these other fucking tech
bros, why are they spending millions of dollars by way of super packs against him and not against
on each hand. Think.
Misdirection. Yeah, okay.
Think, Mark. Think.
Look what they need to do to
mimic a fraction of our power.
Anyway.
What will you do after a thousand years?
Anyway, do you understand though, do you understand why I'm so fucking passionate about this?
It's also really stupid when people are like, oh, Shrek out must be paying him.
Bitch, I'm rich too, the fuck are you talking about?
When have I ever taken any money from any political movement or any political group?
I'm the one who funds them!
Dumbass!
The fuck!
Huh...
You take six dollars from me every month. Yeah, I mean obviously the Hassanabe
Broadcast Piker broadcasting services sponsored by you the people for you the people
This is where it uh, this is that's it. That's why my
My only source of revenue
I'm a proud dsa member for Scott weiner hashtag lit a thousand weiner's bloom. Okay
Um, the last piece of the, the puzzle is, uh, is, is, uh, you know, Edward Isaac Dover,
the anti Bernie, uh, hit man who also wrote a piece, Democrats internal fights sway the
race to succeed Nancy Pelosi in San Francisco. So there's, this campaign's getting, this,
this race is getting more national attention now.
The last time the city's voters at someone other than nice policy representative in Congress,
there were no self-driving tax on the streets, no AI ads competing for space around the tie
dye shops in hate Ashbury. The youngest San Franciscans could have voted, then our nearing
retirement age. Now I'm not sure what came first Pelosi or San Francisco California
Governor Gavin Newsom said now, which is a few weeks ago in the first round of the race
replace Pelosi an iconic center of liberalism, one that's just almost fully within one congressional
district, just trying to figure out what comes next. As the Democratic Party churns over what
makes it progressive and what kind of fighters its base wants, how to tackle affordability,
or even whether to use the word genocide by Gaza, those fights are coming to do ahead
in the city that Pelosi represented in the U.S. House since 1987.
What the fuck is this?
Okay, Hassan and his prime
Damn, I was a literal I was a child dude
This is like my first years in, California
And yes, that's a real dunk by the way
Hasn't done sense. No, I was able to dunk again last year. I did that now. My knees
would explode. True. Anyway, candidates and their advisor made that though they've been
preparing for this moment for years, they're still struggling to figure it out. They're
building outreach programs, blah, blah, blah. Great highway. Pelosi had long been quiet about
the race, but has become more explicit about a potential preference with time running out
for June 2nd. Pelosi has appeared at events with Connie Chan, members of San Francisco
Board of Supervisors, who spoke positively about what Chan could do in Congress. Stale
as spokesperson for the former speaker points back to a November statement after she announced
her retirement that she did not plan to endorse.
For her seat to be open is wild for the city. Mayor Dan Lurie told CNN, sitting in the office
in City Hall, he won by ousting fellow Democrat in the 2024 race that became its own referendum
on whether traditional Democratic governance had failed the city. I don't think we even
know quite what to make of it. Okay. Scott Wainer has been preparing to make something
of it for years. Raising New Jersey. Wiener lived nearly for 30 years in the, uh, in the
cash row, one of the nation's most prominent gay neighborhoods.
He started as a lawyer and then made his way into the LGBTQ political activist board of
supervisors, San Francisco's school and the city council to represent a state Senate district
that overlaps almost entirely with Pelosi's house district. That's the reason why he has
unbelievable name recognition. He's been there for the longest time. And that's the reason
why he's like putting up insane numbers of like 43% or whatever now down to 38.
Weiner's use of preparations to follow Pelosi were about a subtlest chonkers and
oversized C's line. Oh god, Edward. God damn it.
Ugh, just just fucking right, man. Just right. Don't don't do this. Don't just fucking right
what you're gonna write. Okay. We near acknowledged that a relationship this
started our strong had become a little bit strange as he made it clear that he was going
to run for her seat this year before her announced retirement, that he wouldn't step aside for
her daughter, Christine, now running for Wieners state Senate seat.
That is what it is. Do you see, do you see how fucking petty these tyrants are? By the
way, Nancy Pelosi just fucking hates Scott Wiener for that reason alone because she
probably want her daughter to take over the fucking lineage. Okay?
They want to do dynastic politics. This is a democracy. What the fuck are we talking about?
We need the kind of local policy constantly popping up at events back and forth. Yes,
in his district in Sacramento, Newsom, who's staying neutral calls him a bit of a legend
up here in terms of his ability to carry bills. Once I'm rivaling now endorser Rafael Mendelman,
the reason why Newsom won't fucking openly endorse Wiener is because he's scared of Pelosi for the record.
I mean, you guys don't understand, I don't think. Nancy Pelosi is a towering force in Democratic
party politics, okay? Her experience and her power, her influence goes far beyond the district.
it. Okay, understand this. There is a reason why people are genuinely worried about endorsing
against her, for example.
Yeah, one of the only competent Democrats for better or often for worse. News in the
staying neutral cause him a bit of a legend. Um, one time rival now endorsed a Raphael
Mendelman called him a transit superhero for his work to stop the Muni fair Dodgers.
But as Mendelman noted in an interview after their times when what some see as wieners
relentlessly comes off as stridently, wiener gave a practice from CNN about critics calling
him too close to developers, saying developers are the people who build housing, which he
says the pragmatic approach to fighting one of the city's core crises. He says being called
establishment means that he has been in office for years, but saying he's been challenging
convention all that time. That experience could be especially important Pelosi's
wake. Wiener says, including by fighting for infrastructure money and bringing to
Washington the kind of leading role he has had on the state's AI regulations of
the Bay Area mentality. People may not know all the details, but they generally
understand that Nancy's delivered in a huge way for San Francisco. I'd go so far
saying maybe even AOC's reluctance to endorse might be a Nancy Pelosi thing.
partially. That's the level of fucking influence that she has. Bro, she literally got, she
literally, Nancy Pelosi from a hospital bed in Germany was able to overthrow AOC's slot,
AOC's pick for head of oversight committee, okay? Which she gave to, and she wasn't even
in the party of the point. I mean, she wasn't the speaker obviously at the point, but she,
she gave that to her other friend by way of seniority who died shortly after.
Anyway, someone weiner has in mind is not Chan or long shot Mary who Rebbl, but a first
time care running on ties to representative AOC who has had her own tense moments. Pelosi
short catch her body moved to the city in his twenties and then returned several years
ago before launching would also start it as a challenge of the former house speaker.
Chakrabarty makes a point of saying that he doesn't take money from corporate real estate
or AI interest, but that's largely due to his self-financing from the millions he made
during his first in as tech founding engineer of the financial service company Stripe.
Now, is that the real reason?
Or do you think the reason is because of his fucking platform?
What corporation, what corporate pack would spend for shortcut Chakrabarty when they are
are busy spending against Shoecott, Chocker, Barty,
like they're literally spending against them.
His campaign is available custom of offering full-time living wage
jobs to anyone who's offered to be a committed volunteer,
giving him a sprawling office in a former bank filled with payroll
of upward 200-field organized doorknoggers and foreign bankers.
Only, only this would be spawned in a negative by the way, that he is
unbelievably wealthy and therefore has the capacity to pay fucking full-time
staff, but that's a bad thing.
Instead of penny-pinching, instead of fucking running an aesthetic operation and
refusing to pay his fucking volunteers, he's literally paying them. What do you
want? Like he is running the most ethical way that he possibly could, and
And they're using that, they're spinning it as a negative.
He has lent his campaign $4.8 million so far, according to campaign finance records.
Chakraborty spent more per district voter than billionaire Tom Steyer spending per
voter statewide as the governor's race.
Chakraborty's pegged much of his campaign to his connection to a politician from the
other side of the country, Ocasio-Cortez.
He was their campaign manager and first chief of staff and claims credit for a sizable chunk
of early success, including he says authoring the Green New Deal.
one form, he referenced a time when I was in Congress.
Chaka Bharti said he's also inspired by how U.S.
representative Ro Khanna, California whipped up media attention on Jeffrey.
I've seen a help get a nearly unanimous vote for the bill calling for the
release of the Justice Department files on convicted sex vendors.
You can pick those fights.
My pick in those fights, you build power outside of DC.
Chaka Bharti told CNN.
And when you use that lever of power outside as leverage on the inside to get
stuff done, and that's sort of what I saw AOC do in her first term, what
Chaka Bharti tends to leave out is why he stopped working for AOC after only about
seven months in what has become a minor obsession in San Francisco political
circles inspired a car that follows him to some events with a sign reading AOC
fired Shroycott. Chaka Bharti became infamous for tweeting attacks on
Ocasio Cortez's new house colleagues including scoffing at those who call
Pelosi a legislative mastermind. One person, yeah. Does that sound like a, does
Does that sound good or bad?
Does that sound like the energy that we need right now?
Or does that sound like a guy who is too hotheaded and or sorry, too invested in the
corporate Democrat wing of the party like the fucking Gary Tans of the world?
Hmm.
Hmm.
What do we think, guys?
Perhaps these are the types of reasons why I like him.
Have you thought about that?
One person familiar with what happens to the freshman congressman struggled with weather
to fire him, but accepted his resignation when he offered, Chakrabarty told CNN it
was a planned transition out from before the tweets because he had a daughter on the way,
but did not dispute that she accepted his resignation.
Chakrabarty is conspicuously lacking endorsement from his former boss, the same person familiar
with what happens at a cause of Cortez wasn't pleased to find out for media reports that
Chaka Bharty was running instead, what, instead of from him directly.
He confirmed to CNN that he hadn't told her in advance, explained that he initially entered
the race to challenge Pelosi before she announced her retirement and that I didn't want her
to be in a weird spot where she's asked about, you know, someone stepping up against Nancy
Pelosi.
A spokesperson for a cause of Cortez did not respond to several requests for comment about
the circumstances of Chaka Bharty's departure or why she isn't backing him.
last month by a report from drop site news, why she wasn't back in, she spoke about the
role she's trying to play more broadly in primaries and never mentioned his name.
Bianna Cosio-Cortez directly, Chakravarty says he's challenged the spirit of the work
he did with the group, just Democrats, sport her in her first race to create his own network
of like-minded house candidates around the country.
Just last week, he had half a dozen of these candidates flying from around the country
to join his rally headline by a Sompire, the streamer who has become a focal point of democratic
fights over his criticism of Israel.
Park is from criticize thing us deserved a 9-11 comment
He has since regret making and saying Hamas was a thousand times better than Israel a comment
I do not regret making a comment that I think is 100% true anyway
Well, chocolate party says he's often trying to localize the national issues on his mind
For example saying the high cost of living in the city could be tackled by getting a universal health care or money being spent in the war
And Iran should be redirected the fixing the highways of public transit several prominent San Francisco
Altish's Tulsi and and that he remains so unknown that they were unsure how to pronounce his name
Tell them that my name is pronounced Shoei-Kat.
And they should learn that.
They can ask me.
I'm very friendly about it, he said.
And then we have Connie Chan.
Chan is not running so much to change the party as to recent her on its roots.
Born in Hong Kong, raised in Taiwan.
She talks about so-called sanctuary city protections and other work for immigrants.
And she refers constantly to the union support she's racked up.
Here's a moment for us to decide.
Is it going to someone like me who's been a first-generation immigrant and Chinese-American
woman and has been endorsed by the working people, the labor movement, are they going
to the goal with a corporate Democrat that have been bankrolled by a billionaire or a
tech bro that has been helicoptered into San Francisco, Chantel, CNN on Wednesday after
one of the candidates community forms in the Woody Hills and Randall Museum.
Notice how Shoecott doesn't really attack Connie Chan, by the way, but Connie Chan is
fucking daggering Shoecott.
Is the Zan pronouncing it right?
Yes, dude.
Yes, yes.
pronouncing it right. Yes, chance that I'll say that San Francisco will always be the
conscious of the nation and the conscious of Washington DC. To her, that means beating
back the money supporting leader and the money ChoixCat is suspending on her own, on his
own campaign. Edward Isaac Dover and, and, and you will see this, you will see this not
just with Edward, I was Isaac Dover, who is a hatchet man for corporate Democrats anyway,
But you will see this attitude a lot more frequently in the upcoming primary season,
where these guys that would normally directly lean into guys like Scott Wiener will find
themselves leaning into at least the more moderate progressive forces in these primaries,
Mallory McMorrow as opposed to Haley Stevens, for example, when they realize that the establishment
wing in these races have no fucking way of getting out the primaries. Well, I guess in
the, in this case, Scott Wiener does have a pretty solid, uh, lead on everyone else.
But I promise you, I promise you that they're doing that because they're like anybody but
the insurgent wing. Okay. Anybody but the anti-Israel guys, anybody but the anti-corporate,
uh, uh, finance guys, anybody, but the, the people that will center the working class
in their policies, in their legislative agenda, in their ideology. Okay.
Straight up. It's already happening. They will always go for like war nights, uh, or
however, in, in certain instances, if there is no, um, you know, progressive center, uh,
Elizabeth Warren will endorse Graham Plattner like she did.
Buffer Chan, the bigger factor in the race, may lie in a joke she made at the Canada Forum.
The biggest challenge I face is if I'm elected, I'm not Speaker of Merida Nasi Pelosi.
Cornoan ally Spokanomasi, sure her thinking Pelosi's hyper aware of San Francisco's loss
the number of prominent female representatives in the recent years, including going from
both senators being women from the Bay Area to having both senators be men from Los Angeles.
Weaner and Chakrabarty are also both announced their campaigns against Pelosi before a retirement
announcement. Plus Pelosi likes Chan and sees a kinder political player in the kind of coalition
she's building. It's no accident. According to the ally who spoke to CNN that Pelosi has
been showing up at some of the events as Chan, including popping by a DC fundraiser for last
month, will plans do more. And Chan is already in the endorsement of Adam Schiff.
How is this not a fucking way bigger red flag for goddamn San Francisco progressives than
anything else?
I will never understand it.
Okay?
This is a, this is the reddest of flags and not the good kind of red flag.
We're not talking about the Communist Party of China's flag or the People's Republic of
China.
We're talking about a different type of red flag, a bad one.
Okay?
I didn't even see the first time, uh, uh, uh, what, what did he say?
He said, W Rape Tone, eww.
Kyle just posted this seven minutes ago, video is not available anymore.
They're fueled by their grudge rather than anything else. No, it's not just like a petty grudge
Okay, this is not just a petty grudge
Obviously if you don't know the guy and you hear that he is like a fucking
tech bro with hundreds of millions of dollars and
And you've seen like the only way to make up the only way to figure out what he is about is by looking at his like
National ambitions what he has done at the national level
Okay, and also the local ones the problem with a lot of San Francisco voters is they are
Dialing in on the local and not looking at anything else and as a matter of fact
They don't even care about anything else. They're only looking at the local which is fine
I think it's okay to look at obviously his endorsements or his
Funding initiatives in local races of course is fucking understandable. Of course, it's important to look at just like his background. Okay
But they don't comprehend
What it means that both of his opponents Connie, Jenna, Scott Weiner are either directly could directly
Getting funding by massive corporate packs or massive, you know
know, AI, not AI, sorry, like, I think it's crypto or Scott Wiener, if I'm not mistaken,
and real estate developers who is uncomfortably close to, or in the case of Connie Chan, the
institutional Democratic Party in California that has sold us down the river time and time
again.
And all of these major super PACs are spending against Shroycott.
So make that fucking calculation. Be smart.
What do you think is going on here? Why do you think they're doing that?
The two top vote-getters in this race will go all the way to November and Pelosi is much
likely to endorse that. If Chakrabarty is one of the candidates, that could make it more
likely that she indoors the other. Yes, Pelosi will. The way I see it is in the best possible scenario,
Shoycott makes it in the top two over Connie Chen and everybody buries the hatchet and the San
San Francisco Left works to prop up shoycott.
To be clear, to chat, the local DSA hasn't endorsed anyone.
Not is DSA the only leftist Oregon town in a place like San Francisco?
this. This is also true. I think between Connie and Shoecott, and I'll be very serious about
this, I'll be sincere about this, I think Shoecott has a better shot at defeating Wiener
as well. Okay? That's the other thing. I'd rather live in San Francisco than in L.A.
though. No, San Francisco is beautiful. San Francisco is absolutely nicer than Los Angeles.
It's a beautiful fucking city. Straight up. I totally understand why people think it's
at the center of everything in their universe. Okay. I mean, it's got at least some level
of adequate public transit, for example, that is, you know, reason alone to, to Ray Juan
was supposed to be best in it. The end of televised debate on Wednesday, and if you
and bass both pulled out, so now it's canceled. Are you fucking serious? They canceled the
debate. Bro, that is pissing me the fuck off. I was actually looking forward to see how
Ray performs. Oh my god, they literally pulled out because they don't want to fucking be up there with Ray Huang. Oh my god
That's bullshit dude, that's actually fucking bullshit
full cap as if is a dump LA is a thousand times nicer in a better city that's not true
God, California politics is so ass. Did you see the power grid article that came out a few weeks ago?
The biggest US power grid is under strain from AI and no one is happy. I did not see it chatter
I'm not gonna be looking at it right now. I apologize
Did you have Nithyan your show or am I misremembering? No, I had Ray on one time
I'm planning to have Nithyan as well and I'm planning to have Ray on again. I just haven't I
I purposely didn't put my finger, put my thumb on the scale, because it was, I thought that
DSALA would be able to handle it internally.
They refused to endorse either of the candidates.
I believe Nithya got 54% of the vote, but look, I've openly told you, I like Ray.
I think Ray Huang is a great candidate, but unfortunately, she's green and she hasn't
been able to secure the name recognition necessary to get up to get a decent poll position.
Nithyan, on the other hand, has viability, but her media appearances have been horrible,
And also, there's a bunch of stuff that I am skeptical of, which I was going to ask
her directly when I have her on, specifically saying that she was in favor of defunding
the police and then once elected into office, she did end up signing on with police funding.
This is not like, there's also a lot of ultras in Los Angeles, too, in LA politics, there's
There's a lot of cinemarxism in LA politics, including cinemarxism himself at the time
when he did live in LA, who will treat DSA LA endorsed candidates like they are literally
the great Satan themselves if they sidestep away from any of their promises, even marginally.
And yeah, people who pay attention to LA politics, yeah, I pay attention to LA politics too.
Okay, calm down.
But, Nithya, Nithya has done a lot of good work with homelessness in the city.
Can we both at least agree on that?
It's probably her only strong suit and it's something that you care about quite a bit,
right?
But this is also true.
Nithya was endorsed by Democrats for Israel.
I know.
You're telling me shit that I know already.
That's what I'm saying.
That is the reason for concern, okay?
Brett is not the enemy man, come on, no, I don't think, I don't think cinema racism
is my enemy at all.
The fuck are you talking about?
I've literally worked with him directly.
I've, these, done cam-op work for me in the past.
I can have reasonable disagreements with, with comrades, okay?
It's normal.
Shut the fuck up.
It doesn't mean anything beyond that.
Jesus Christ, some of you fucking babies.
Anyway, um, yeah, regardless though, there is a, there is definitely, and it's not just
in Marxism, there's definitely a lot of people in LA politics that will literally be like,
Oh, you want to you are the you are Satan incarnate if you in any way shape or form have have made horrible decisions
Even if like the rest of your policies are on board and the rest of your policies are solid
New poll
Pro Nithya Abana's network growth machine fund bass thawed out with a ceiling Spencer Pratt growing a second place position
Nithya Ramon and third but also winning in the runoff while Pratt gets thumped
I mean, I don't think, uh, yeah, there's still a shit ton of undecided people to be fair.
DSA LA is a bad tracker.
Good.
Yes.
I said, stop, stop.
I don't care.
By the way, he had Nithya endorse bass before running. I know I know and Nithya also came out of nowhere and decided to run out of nowhere
That's also true. It was literally a week after I had ray on my my broadcast
But I didn't want to, I didn't want to like, again, like I said, I don't want to put my
thumb on the scale at all to see where things went. And, you know, I'm not exactly very
confident in Nithya at all, although polls still show her as like if the situation was
that like Ray Wong was in striking distance, if she was in double digits alongside Nithya
Ramon, like I would, I would lean into that.
Okay.
Are you the kingmaker of LA politics?
No, I'm not.
I'm just a fucking random dickhead who happens to live here, okay?
You can't trust LADSA because they're dominated by DSA right?
DSA right is literally the Zoran Caucus. What are you talking about?
Am I wrong about this? Okay, DSA, DSA right caucuses are the caucuses that got fucking Zoran.
They were the ones who were really unbelievably on board with Zoran.
That's just, that's just the caucus drama everywhere in every fucking DSA, every local DSA org has its own
seasoning. Yes, DSA right means electoralists and sometimes even liberals, but DSA LA is not the same as DSA New York.
I know that okay. Just stop I know I
It's a it's a it's a sore subject for me personally because I feel like it's my own personal failing
That I haven't done enough work with DSA Los Angeles
Because I'm litter it's like is a Turkish saying
A Taylor can't mend his own
A tailor can't sew his own clothes or something like that where it always feels like I'm so busy
Fucking running around the country or even running around the world that I don't do enough local stuff here
The shoemaker son has no shoes.
The cobbler's kids have no shoes.
Okay, that's even better.
I'm going to work on that.
But yeah, this is bullshit for the record. Second time bass and into cancel a public
debate with Rey, they're afraid of sharing a stage with someone who has genuine convictions,
not beholding the money and powers, or almost demonizing the terrace, won't work with
Rey. So she's impractical.
Oh brother, a man calls him with a suit guy, now he's coming up with suit analogies.
Yeah, all right. We've done so many hyper local stories today. Holy shit. This has been the first two hours.
There's just been California politics and how absolute dogwater it is. Probably the most devastating part of, you know, my political commentary is, is how horrible California politics is.
We're moving on from that. Okay. And we're getting into situation monitoring.
We're going from hyper-local to international folks.
Can Ray Huang open the shirt of hormones?
Yes.
As a DSALA member, fuck this whole ass fuck shit.
Yeah, there's, there's, look, just remember, everyone's doing their best and so is DSALA.
Okay.
Thank you for keeping San Francisco in the rotation, I know.
Give the dog to a loving home, dumbass.
My dog, Kaya.
To a loving home.
There's literally not a single person on this planet who can take better care of this dog.
She's already in a loving home, you fucking jackass.
The dog.
It's always funny when these guys say this shit because Kaia literally lives a better
better life than you do. Okay? She lives a better life than you do. She gets to hang
out with her friends in the morning, run around and play at the gym, or go to the park twice
a day. She's the best food. She sleeps all day in a loving home, and cuddles with me
We embed at night.
It's ridiculous.
She touches more grass than you.
She eats better food than you.
She lives a much better life than you do.
Okay?
Yes, someone should take her away from me and put her in a fucking kill shelter, right?
That'll definitely fix her life.
Yes, but if you considered I love to watch fascist and I'm cattle who doesn't think for
for myself checkmate libtard yeah
there's gonna be a lot of lsf losers in here today, wait why?
why, what happened?
a new lsf controversy?
does lsf even exist any longer?
two posts i saw on front page
Elisabeth is back on their bullshit. They're doing politics again. Hell yeah
Did they realize that they can't be did they realize that
There's a there's too much fuck Hassan motion right now in mainstream media that
They don't want to give up on that
They had to bring it back. They had to bring back the fuck Hassan drama. I thought Hassan drama was banned off LSF
I haven't heard of LSF in a minute
Alright, let's monitor the situation
Yeah, I got bigger ops to worry about like the nation state of Israel or Fox News
It's the second LSF seemingly wait they built a new LSF
Jesus Christ god that fucking desperation these dudes will never let up
Excuse you brought up Collargate again dead end streamer. Oh nice. What happened? Did someone bring up?
Did someone bring up that he's a fucking degenerate gambling addict? And for a hundred million dollars he sold out his own audience to a crypto casino?
you know. And then immediately he probably pivoted back to fuck us on. I suspect that's,
that's usually what happens anytime. So it was like people are fucking dying and you're
never getting healthier. Okay. Okay. Okay. All right. All right. All right, mods, calm down.
All right. We're getting to situation monitoring, ladies and gentlemen,
back to the straight of Hormuz.
The reaction of the Iranian counteroffer was swift and absolute.
I have just read the response from Iran's so-called representatives.
I don't like it," Trump wrote on social media.
He went on to call it totally unacceptable.
There had been hope for an agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz for 30 days
to allow negotiations on a long-term deal.
But now the path forward is unclear.
Last week, President Trump citing progress on U.S.-Iran negotiations abruptly paused
Operation Project Freedom, planned to provide U.S. military protection to commercial ships
through the Strait of Hormuz.
President Trump didn't say what specifically he objected to in Iran's counteroffer.
But the future of Iran's nuclear program has been the major sticking point from the beginning.
The president has sent mixed messages on Iran's nuclear material.
In an interview last month, he said he didn't care about removing Iran's remaining stockpile
of enriched uranium.
Saying quote, that's so far underground, I don't care about that.
But he's now insisting the U.S. sees Iran's enriched uranium.
Can you tell us what you think about the extracting the uranium from Iran?
We're gonna get it.
How will you get it?
We're gonna get it.
As the war enters its 11th week, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told 60
minutes, the war can't end until Iran turns over that nuclear material.
I think it accomplished it, but it's not over because there's still nuclear material in
which uranium that has to be taken out of Iran.
Last week, Iran continued to block commercial ships from crossing the Strait of Hormuz,
fired on U.S. ally United Arab Emirates, and attempted to attack U.S. naval ships, prompting
U.S. attacks in return.
Still, President Trump insisted the ceasefire remains in place.
And this morning we are hearing again from the Iranians, the Iranian Foreign Ministry,
saying that all they are doing is insisting on Iran's legitimate rights and saying it
is the United States that is making unreasonable demands.
George.
And, John, this week this summit with China was originally postponed because of the war
with Iran, but the president can't postpone it again.
No, it is on, and this is a highly consequential summit.
It's the first meeting in China with the U.S. president and the Chinese leader in nearly
a decade, the last one being Trump in 2017.
A huge agenda, artificial intelligence, trade, Taiwan, and now, of course, Iran will be a
major topic of discussion.
The White House wants the Chinese to cut off trade with Iran.
It's like over the last 15 years it's gone up many, many times, and I think it's a very
important thing to mention.
that I mentioned all the time, having to do with other subjects and then bringing autism,
anything having to do with medical, I always bring in autism.
On another topic, we're looking very seriously at natural 708 and getting that approved,
natural 708.
And we'll take a look at that very strongly, I think, us and everybody, we're looking to
see if we can do something there, and a lot of people are asking for it.
And thank you very much for the work from there.
And with that, do you have any questions?
I said, I was just going to ask, as you mentioned,
if you were going to be meeting with the generals on Iran,
you rejected a deal from Iran on the weekend.
Can you tell us anything about that proposal?
And what if any other way to break this deal?
It was just unacceptable.
You know, a lot of people said, well, does he have a plan?
Yeah, of course they do.
I have the best plan ever.
Iran has been defeated militarily, totally.
had a little left, they probably built up during this period of time. We'll knock that
out in about a day. But I have a plan. You know, it's a very simple plan. I don't know
why you don't say it like it is. Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. They're very dangerous.
They're very volatile. It's a terrible thing that's happened. They've killed 42,000 people
in the last two months, 42,000. At least that's what we know of. 42,000 people. They killed
numbers of people over the last week, but they killed 42,000 people a month ago, a month
and a half ago. They were unarmed protesters, not at all violent protesters, and they started
taking them out, shooting them. So we're not going to let them. That's the plan. You know,
people say, what's the plan? The plan is very simple. The blockade, first of all, was
a part of military genius, just like Venezuela was military. We have the greatest military
the world by far. And we're stocked up with great ammunition. We have much better stuff
than we did two months ago. You know what that means? When Donald Trump says, we have
a plan, you know his ass has no fucking plan. Okay.
is exactly what's going on. He has no plan. The idea that like instead of fucking securing
a deal two days prior to the China summit, he's threatening to escalate militarily.
I mean, what the fuck is the plan at this point? He's going to accelerate the bleeding.
It's already hemorrhaging. America has lost this. Okay. I've said this over and over again.
The stockpiles are down, America has shown its ass to the rest of the world.
We don't have the same force projection capabilities we once thought we had.
A middle power is able to hold the entire global economy in a standstill against the
most powerful military force on the planet.
The United States spends more money on its military than eight of its peer and near-peer
adversaries combined.
Okay, this includes Russia, this includes China, like it's not even a question who has the
most powerful military on the planet.
And the fact that they were not able to pry open the shirt of Hormuz militarily and defeat
Iran militarily shows that America does not have that same power any longer.
But there is a way to open the shirt of Hormuz diplomacy, okay?
has shown its willingness to engage America diplomatically over and over again. As a matter
of fact, to a degree that one would even consider naivete, right? America and Israel has fucked
over Iran in the process of negotiations twice. Donald Trump is the guy who ripped open the
JCPOA agreement that Iran had set up with Barack Obama in the past, a multilateral commitment
from china russia european partners the international atomic energy
agency
it was working it was successful
in iran got limited sanctions relief in the process
and on a truck came into office shortly thereafter
and destroyed it
and he did it for israel because israel was the only country that was
against the jcp away
and they let it be known over and over again very publicly benjamin and now
came to the
united states america and delivered a speech
the shooting on
barack obama in front of congress
all of that
led to iran finally closing up the straight of hormones something that they
had not done in forty seven years
okay
and here we are
donald trump is
failing
to pry open the straight militarily
Iran is still maintaining the same militant posture.
Iran is basically saying, look, these are our demands.
They've been the same since like week two
of Operation Epic Fail.
And Trump is now going back
to potential military escalation.
This will only accelerate the bleeding
Because the only path to opening the Shredda Hormuz right now as it stands is not this
long-standing possible months-long conflict and standoff, but it's diplomacy.
There's also one group that is in favor of the continuation of this conflict, and that's
Israel.
So remember that.
We first did the attack, which knocked him for a loop.
But very simple.
Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon.
It can't have it.
And if they did have it, the Middle East would be gone, Israel would be gone, and it hit
Europe probably next.
We're doing the service to the world.
And this has gone on for 47 years.
Other presidents and leaders of other countries that have the power should have done it, but
they didn't do it.
But it's a very simple plan.
cannot have a nuclear weapon and they won't have a nuclear weapon and they didn't want to go that far.
You can believe it. They didn't. How stupid are they stupid people? They didn't want to believe it.
They think that, well, I'll get tired of this. I'll get bored. I'll have some pressure, but
there's no pressure. There's no pressure at all. We're going to have a complete victory.
We've already, in theory, had a complete victory from the military standpoint. The military, look,
The Navy is dead now. They had 159 ships. Right now they have zero, other than the little speed boats that go around and get taken out eight a day by us.
They have no air force. They have no anti-aircraft. Now they've probably put the shoulder jobs into service over the last three weeks, probably.
But essentially they have no anti-aircraft. They have no radar.
And, frankly, their leaders have been killed at the first level, second level, and half
of the third level.
And then they come back and they want to negotiate, and they give us a stupid proposal, and nobody
would take it, although Obama would have taken it, Biden would have taken it, where they
took us far worse.
So we stopped them twice.
We stopped them when I terminated the worst deal probably ever made in the history of
of our country in terms of defense.
That was the Iran nuclear deal by Barack,
penned by Barack Hussein Obama
that would have given Iran a nuclear weapon within a year.
They would have had it years ago.
I terminated that in my first term.
And then, with that beautiful plane right there,
hit them hard.
We really hit them hard.
And they told me, I want to just tell you this,
because they like to say, oh, well, maybe it wasn't that
hard to hit.
Iran told me very strongly,
Because they intend to give us the nuclear dust,
as I call it.
It's easier than talking about other terms,
because it's a term everyone like.
But the nuclear dust, which is what we had,
they told me, number one, you're getting it.
But you're going to have to take it out,
because the site was so obliterated
that there's only one or two countries in the world
that could get it.
It's so deep and got hit so hard
that there's no way to have the equipment to move it.
You and China are the only two countries
in the world that could take it out.
So we talked about it and they said,
you'll have to take it out because we don't have
the capability of doing it.
So for those people that like to say that those great pilots
in those great planes, well, we just ordered 22 more
of them, new and improved, that those great pilots
didn't do their job, they did their job.
One o'clock in the morning with no moon, no light,
no nothing, every single bomb headed stargates.
So then, as you know, we shot some incredible things,
things that nobody else has.
Nobody has a military like we have.
We shot the tomahawks from a submarine 200 miles away,
and that went on top of it.
But every one of those, including the tomahawks,
every one of those weapons and shots hit perfectly.
And they said to me, just to put it on the record,
They said to me, there are only two countries in the entire world that could ever get that
stuff out of there because we don't have the equipment and nobody else.
They said China and the United States.
So I just want to let you know those pilots did an unbelievable job, very dangerous job
at one o'clock in the morning.
Think of it, no moon, no nothing.
We had no light purposely.
And every single one of those bombs were right down an air chute in a granite mountain and
exploding and they are unable to get it, even if they wanted to, but we're not going to
take a chance.
So that's part of the deal.
So you said they needed to breathe to allow the removal of all their enrichment.
Yeah.
Well, they did two days ago.
They didn't, okay?
They did two days ago.
They said, you're going to have to take it.
We were going to go with them, but they changed their mind because they didn't put it in the
paper.
So when they sent us this document that we waited four days for, that should have taken
ten minutes to do, it looked very simple.
We get that, they guarantee no nuclear weapons for a very long period of time, and a couple
of other minor things, but they just can't get there.
So they agree with us, and then they take it back.
they said to us that it was so badly obliterated.
It was the word they actually used.
That was my original word.
Then it got challenged by some of the fake news.
But, and it wasn't challenged with any knowledge.
It was just challenged like they were hoping
that this wouldn't have been so successful.
No, it was obliterated.
We have the greatest military in the world.
I built it largely in my first term.
And I didn't know I'd be using it quite this much
my second term, but very simply when they say does he have a plan? Yeah, I have a plan.
The plan is very simple. You know, in the war you have to change. You have to be flexible.
You have a lot of plans, but you have to do different plans in different days, but have
a great plan. But the plan is that they cannot have a nuclear weapon, and they didn't say
that in their letter.
Mr. Ambassador, I just want to ask you about the leadership changes that you talked about
Is this still a leadership that you believe you can negotiate with and ultimately reach a peace deal with?
I think so. You have two. You have the moderates and you have the lunatics.
And I think the moderates are more respected. The lunatics want to fight till the end.
It will be a very quick fight.
But I call them. You have, just like our country, we have lunatics too.
I call them lunatics, I call them stupid people, too.
By the end of the day, they have the moderates
that die to make a deal, and then you have the lunatics.
And I guess they're a little bit afraid of the lunatics,
but, and why not?
The level of ferocity for protests, you know,
the people are watching, and they want to go out on the streets.
They have no weapons, they have no guns.
We thought the Kurds were going to give us weapons,
but the Kurds disappointed us.
the currents take, take, take.
They have a great reputation in Congress.
Congress says, oh, they fight so hard,
they fight hard when they get paid.
Some very disappointed in the currents,
but they were given, I said it wasn't gonna work,
but I guess I have to say it.
I disagreed with what they did, they gave it.
I said, they'll never get there.
And I was right, I like to be right,
in this case too bad, but we sent some guns
with ammunition and it was supposed to be delivered
but they kept it.
I said, they're going to keep it, but what do I know?
I've only been doing this, you should be doing that.
What do I know?
There's a time being that ceasefire remains in place.
What?
For the time being that ceasefire remains in place.
It's unbelievably weak, I would say.
I would call it the weakest right now.
After reading that piece of garbage they sent us,
I didn't even finish reading it.
He said, I'm going to waste my time reading it.
I would say it's one of the weakest.
Right now, it's our life support.
They understand these are old medical people.
Dr. Oz, life support is not a good thing.
Back my doctor.
I would say the ceasefire is on massive life support,
where the doctor walks in and says,
sir, your left one has approximately a one.
I
Don't even know what the fuck to say about this
Yeah, it's on life support because a huge act ass is because you
Care more about Israel than you do about making sure that Thailand continues having an electrical grid, okay?
this is
You care more about making sure that israel's appetite is satiated for death and destruction
Then you do about making sure that japan has sufficient energy
Making sure that south korea has sufficient energy
It's fucking ridiculous, okay? It is completely ridiculous.
Thank you, Mr. President, thank you for your time, and Daniel, one of your best reporters
in Washington.
Thank you, sir.
Dr. Ross referenced this for two questions on healthcare.
The Council of Economic Advisers released a report saying that the most favored nation
drug deals was generated by $529 billion.
He demands to save us over the next 10 years,
across all markets.
How true?
We are learning new details about Iran's demands
to end the war.
President Trump says the latest Iranian proposal
is, quote, totally unacceptable.
The Iranians today are calling it reasonable and generous.
Iranian state media says the counterproposal
calls for recognition of sovereignty over the blockaded
strain of harmus, among other demands.
there was no mention of nuclear weapons.
Let's get to seeing it.
It's Julia Bedbrook at the White House
for the latest this morning.
So totally unacceptable, the president says.
Now what?
New Gallabas Statement just dropped.
There is no alternative but to accept the rights
of the Iranian people as laid out in the 14 point proposal.
Any other approach will be completely inconclusive,
nothing but one failure after another.
The longer they drag their feet,
the more American taxpayers will pay for it.
Or, Eagle, in Persian, can accommodate all types of fighter jets and bombers in addition
to- Oh, they got the fucking- they got the F-4s in the caves, man.
They got their fucking fighter jets.
Iran's army on Tuesday unveiled its first underground base for fighter jets designed
to withstand possible strikes by US bunker-busting bombs state media reported.
The base, named Ogab 44, Eagle, in Persian, can accommodate all types of fighter jets
and bombers.
In addition to drones, the official news agency IRNA said releasing images and videos from
inside the base.
The exact location of the base was not revealed, but state media said it was at the depth
of hundreds of meters under the mountains and capable of withstand.
This is room 2022. No, I know it's an older footage. I just think it's crazy that even
their hangers are inside of the mountain. By the way, this is straight up, straight
up North Korea's whole thing, okay? This is North Korea's influence. Like I'm not even joking,
because I often like will say, oh, North Korea, like what kind of junior partner role could they
be playing in like Ukraine or whatever. This is literally, this is the Democratic People's
levels of Korea's multi decade planning and aid. Okay. They got straight up genocide
about the allied force of the Korea war. And we're like, never again, we're building everything
underground. You slander the best Korea too much, little bro. Straight up. This is Jucia.
percent same with Hamas they went in they went into every country that is an
adversary nation to American imperialism or like well we will aid you we will
offer you our support we will help you fucking build underground missile
bunkers underground missile facilities we will help you fucking figure out you
know we will give you the greatest tunnel tech handing bombs by strategic
U.S. bombers. In May last year, Iran's army revealed an air force base for drones under
the Zagras mountain range in the west of the country. The latest unveiling comes the day
before Iran marks Air Force Day, part of the build-up to the 44th anniversary of the 1979
Islamic Revolution. OGAB 44 is one of numerous tactical underground airbases for the army.
This was the first ever threat I saw of Bonserberry as well. He's a great Oseng guy.
Very reliable. I don't think it would be far-fetched to say that Hamas, whether in 15 months of air
bombarm and ground invasion, has a long historical thread tying back the U.S. dropping over half a
billion tons of bombs on North Korea. There are many factors that allowed the Al-Qasam
brigades to emerge from all corners of Gaza on Sunday, but a major one was their spider web
of underground tunnels, a complex endless maze of reinforced tunnels, 50 to 100 meters underground
with over 5,000 access shafts. On the U.S. Genocidal Air Campaign in North Korea described by Ken Lamay,
or General LeMay, sorry, bombs Curtis LeMay, Curtis bombs away LeMay, as burning down every
village in North Korea, the KPA, started building massive network of tunnels along the DMZ. North
Korea is regarded as the most tunneled nation in the world by military experts. North Korea also
built underground command centers, industrial sites, and the Pyongyang Metro, the deepest metro
on earth, capable of withstanding a nuclear strike. The same year they completed the metro, North
North Korea Dispatch and Engineer Regiment to North Vietnam to help them construct an
underground military headquarters and pass on their expertise slash equipment in their
fight against the US invasion.
North Korean participation in the Vietnam War newly available Vietnamese documents revealed
that in 1965 North Korea Dispatch and Engineer Regiment in North Vietnam to help the North
Vietnamese construct the secret underground headquarters complex.
The underground headquarters was to be built in a remote mountainous region northwest of
Hanoi, for use by North Vietnam's leaders in the event of an emergency such as the destruction
of the North Vietnam's headquarters facilities in Hanoi by U.S. air attacks or an invasion
of North Vietnam by U.S. and South Vietnamese forces.
The secret headquarters was specifically designed to provide protection against both bombs
and chemical weapons.
The construction of the Underground Headquarters Complex began in October 1965 after the arrival
of the North Korean Engineer Regiment and North Korean engineers who clearly had considerable
experience in building such underground complexes, provided technical assistance, trained the
Vietnamese to operate the equipment, and worked alongside the Vietnamese carrying out the
construction of this complex and in assembling and installing hundreds of tons of equipment,
including an air filtration system in the Headquarters Complex.
forward to 2006. Hezbollah humiliated the Israeli occupying forces when they invaded
south Lebanon a feat that rested largely on their underground infrastructure. It was
built with the assistance of North Korean engineers. Aby Abrams notes that the layout
closely mirrors the layout of the DMZ network. The effectiveness of Hezbollah's tight security
network in southern Lebanon, its emphasis on using complex and often extremely deep underground
tunnel and bunker networks to move troops, storm munitions, and infiltrate enemy territory
safe from detection or air attacks, and more recently its deployment of vast arsenals of
rocket artillery and ballistic missiles all closely reflect not only Korean influences,
but active Korean assistance. KPA advises a reportedly assisted Hezbollah in building the
complex tunnel infrastructure deemed key to its success in 2006 and Israel's discovery since then
of infiltration tunnels under its own territory meant for wartime penetration or highly reminiscent
of those discovered by South Korea, coming from the DPRK. It is notable that layout of the Tunnel
Network in southern Lebanon closely mirrors that on the northern side of the inter-Korean demilitarized
zone. To provide some indication of how extensive and well fortified the Korean built Tunnel and
Bunker Network in southern Lebanon was, the region south of the Lattani River alone was taught to have
over 600 ammunition and weapons bunkers, eight or more meters underground alongside better
fortified command bunkers constructed to a depth of 40 meters using poured concrete,
similar structure to the Hamas Tunnel system as well. These were not as deep as those in Korea
itself designed to withstand multiple American nuclear strikes, but were still sufficient to
weather anything in Israel's arsenal or any known non-nuclear bunker buster in service in the western
block at the time. The network built in southern Lebanon was 25 kilometers long.
Western analysts also believe that North Korean engineers have been valuable advisors to Iran
in construction of their underground facilities. Some even believe that North Korea had a direct
role in the construction of the Eagle 44 and Fordale. Palestinians and Gaza have long history
working in tunnels dating back to the 80s due to the blockade, but the scope design and
purposes drastically expanded since then.
The first official tunnel operation against the Israeli occupying forces will be conducted
in 2001.
Latest designs are bunker buster resistant using a combination of port concrete arches,
sandbags and blast doors to fortify the soft sand and clay.
Hamas tunnel picture on the left and North Korean picture on the right.
Look at that.
There are a lot of unanswered questions as to how Barry writes.
There are a lot of unanswered questions as to just how significant Iranian Lebanese aid
to Hamas was leading up to the Al-Aqsa flood.
But I don't think it would be crazy to say that they are at the very least received designs
slash technical knowledge of from them as they did with the weapons
north korea has been intervening on america's aggression for decades on the
down low and turn the u.s israel and south korea have been training for
tunnel warfare for years
but no modern army
has dared to actually do it
I think it's an Israeli think tank, but it's got more images.
Yeah.
Hezbollah's land of tunnels, the North Korean-Iranian connection.
Yeah.
Yeah, so obviously tunnel warfare has been the NT imperialist's greatest weapon for
a century almost at this point. Underground combat is a bloodbath. Yes, you will never
be able to figure out exactly the complex web of tunnel systems. So anytime you enter
tunnel system oftentimes these are also booby trapped you're walking into a
death trap these things also have shut off points as well on numerous locations
they can blow up they can booby trap them and and you know they can bury
whoever fucking chooses to enter these tunnels
but this is what Israel was saying the whole time so there are tunnels yes we've
never denied the existence of tunnels. There is basically, what is it like, an
unbelievable network of tunnels underneath Gaza. Yes, this is true. It's
also entirely removed from what is above it. Okay?
Yes, of course.
Israel uses the existence of the known tunnel network underneath Gaza to justify blowing up hospitals on top of the tunnel system.
Okay?
We do not agree with the justification that Israel uses to blow up the hospitals.
This is not a reasonable justification to blow up a hospital.
There is not really any justification to blow up a hospital.
Israel itself has actually, ironically, been the party in this conflict, the only belligerent
in this conflict, the Occupying Force that has gutted out hospitals, Palestinian hospitals,
oftentimes developed with and run with foreign money with donors from all around the world.
They will use those hospitals as command and control infrastructure when they actually
invaded the Gaza Strip and occupied the Gaza Strip.
Hamas has never done this.
simply claims Hamas does this in an effort to justify targeting and destroying the entire
healthcare infrastructure of the Gaza Strip. IRGC hats go crazy. The Kim Il Sung have crazy
hat game. The IRGC hats go crazy. The Cuban hats go crazy too. I don't know what's up with the hats.
When I was in Cuba, I really wanted to get one, but I didn't have time and I also don't even know
know if it's legal to have that if you guys ever seen the Cuban has like they it's like
kind of funny actually it looks it literally looks like the one hat that I wear all the
time with the pigeon on it the skateboard hat that I wear you don't need to delve into
hats again the IRGZ hats I feel like the bill is so long I don't know what it is like I
is like I know I don't know why it comes across like look look look like it
did like look at how long the fucking look at how long the bill is it what the
fuck. I guess it's, you know, it's blocking out more sun is some protection. And then
Wait, no, not that. Hold on. Cuban military hats.
Um, Cuban military hat. Oh, no, not that.
aren't correct either. I'm looking for the specific like civilly like the not the not the not these
not these hats like the famous ones I'm looking at the ones that are like a regular casual hat
or do they call the field hat is it a field
no
no no not the fiddle cap no there's a new one
No, not the one that I already have, I have one, that's not what I'm talking about.
I'm not talking about the classic, the military one, I'm talking about the one that looks
like a casual hat.
The one that looks like the RGC hat.
soft caps. This, yes. These are fire. These are fucking dope, but that's what I wanted.
As you know, I'm Iranian and you bitch have never understood have never stood under the
Iranians Sun otherwise you'd understand that shit 50 degrees Celsius are 122 Fahrenheit.
They are making Vicky Paladino delete all our tweets, apologize for our tweets and remove
all government branding from a Twitter account. That is an unbelievable victory. That is an
unconditional victory for not only Zoram but for me as well.
Their op is down, folks.
Anyway, how do we get to the North Korean tunnels?
Oh, we were looking at the incredible tunnel systems they have for even their planes.
Wall Street Journal reports the UAE has been secretly carrying out attacks on Iran, casting
the Gulf monarch is an active combatant in a war, which it has been Iran's biggest target.
One strike in April hit an oil refinery in Iran's Levant Island. The attack led to a
major fire and caused the refineries to shut down for several months. Iran responded with
missile and drone strikes against the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait.
Now we get to see a clearer picture of why Iran was so punishing of the United Arab Emirates
beyond just hating the fucking vibes of the UAE.
Mr Trump and Xi Jinping are reportedly considering a deal to allow China to invest $1 trillion
in the U.S., largely to build factories on American soil.
Trump on the verge of making massive error, dude, he is literally reheating Obama's nachos
every day, okay? It's unbelievable. This is literally just Obama. What the fuck? Yo, straight
up, JCPOA is currently being discussed. The ceasefire that we have right now is JCPOA,
but bigger, okay? And if he ends up getting Chinese factory investment on US soil, he's
He's just Obama.
He is literally white man Obama.
He's like, I didn't like that Obama was black while doing the things he was doing, okay?
That's fucking incredible.
I'm
I'm tweeting.
Yeah, oh and he does it's really funny because whenever they get mad
Whenever, whenever he is brought, whenever people bring up like, well, isn't this just
the JCPOA?
He's just straight up says, no, Obama did it, but did it stupidly.
Like you're just doing JCPOA, but with more favorable conditions for Iran, okay?
And you're also doing Chinese investment on US soil for American factories, but once
again, something that Obama also did, but doing it not as a black man, I guess.
Yeah. Way more favorable terms for US adversaries.
which I don't think is bad if it leads to long-term peace stability.
Actually, I'm not even gonna put that part in there, fuck it.
He gave up a better deal than the GCPOA with Ali Khamenei in favor of Israel, yeah.
Are you racist?
You didn't hate on Obama when he did these things?
Is it because Trump is pasty white?
No, I don't have any, no, I'm not hating on.
If these deals actually come to fruition, they're great. Okay. If these, if these deals
actually come to fruition, they're, they're great. They're just, I would say I'm in favor
of stability and peace. Okay.
The problem is the way he's arriving at these deals is he's just fucking blundering. Obviously
the chatter was joking by the way. I don't think chatter is saying that like I'm demonstrating
anti-white racism. And I've been unbelievably critical of Barack Obama because I think it's,
you know, appropriate to be critical of Barack Obama. But there are certain things that I've
always held up in Barack Obama's foreign policy agenda that I thought were very good. JCPOA,
the Cuban normalization arrangement, like these were good things that Barack Obama did.
Sometimes they were so good that it even confused the adversaries themselves. Like JCPOA is not
confusing. It was a long-standing, almost a decade-long process of negotiations that finalized with
all of these other countries involved in it. But with Cuba, the Cubans were fucking surprised.
They didn't even understand it. They were like, why the fuck is this happening?
America's never been good to us. Anyway, Obama has also done a whole deal of a litany of war crimes,
drone warfare, extrajudicial killings of American citizens, you know, all this stuff didn't close
Guantanamo Bay, did the troop surge in Iraq. I can go on for decades, okay? However, however,
Obama also didn't get the GCPOA by closing the Shredda Hormuz, creating a global energy crisis,
collapsing the energy markets, and behaving like Israel's little puppet in the process.
He actually, he actually spent a good deal of social capital that he had and caused a lot of anger and resentment from the Israeli side,
which I think was objectively a good thing.
And Libya as well, who could forget?
obviously got there's like I said I could talk for hours if not for years if
not for decades about the many failures of Barack Obama in terms of his foreign
policy that's why I was giving you the much shorter part of Barack Obama's
legacy that I think is is worthy of praise rather than the the parts of
Barack Obama's legacy that are worthy of tremendous criticism and pussy to anyway
So, oh, Obama's here. Whoa Obama. What are you doing here? I'm pussy to what that's crazy. Anyway
It is very funny though that the guy who is responsible for ripping up the JCPOA and then doing the Abraham Accords is now
finally arriving at JCPOA to electric boo-goo-loo and pussy to
And, uh, Sinaitouci says, Trump has no good options on Iran.
He could have stayed in the Obama deal.
I like this tie, by the way.
I hate to admit I'm a suit guy now, so I notice these things.
Trump has no good options in Iran.
He could have stayed in the Obama deal or taken the reportedly stronger arrangement on the
table before the war.
Instead, he chose relentless escalation with Iran since 2018, motivated by his own grudges,
hubris, and the path that Yahon, the Israel lobby, sent him on.
In doing so, he gave her on the opportunity to activate its innate leverage over the
strait of Hormuz and pulled you as a new strategic quagmire.
Now he's sinking deeper into an escalation trap despite there being no military solution.
I just finished his book, A Promised Land, and from 2007, from the 2007 House of Christ
of Palestine, to Jeremiah Wright and Trump, his whole position has been, I know what the
morally correct position is but fuck it we neoliberally ball anyway yeah in some
respects that makes it worse I think
you know
I'm not one of these liberals, but I'm about to say something.
It's a little lipped up, okay?
You know, I was literally screaming about Brandon's ears, Brandon's brain leaking out
of his ears since 2019.
I said he shouldn't run, he's unbelievably old, his faculties have diminished.
And the media took its sweet ass time to get there, right?
far too late. And it definitely played a role in the diminished credibility of
mainstream media for not openly covering that Brandon was demented. I will
however say this, this is not normal. It's not normal. The media is doing it again.
So perhaps they have a uniparty principle when it comes to hiding the fact
That our fucking president is demented. Okay?
I'm sorry. It's objectively abnormal to have the leader of the free world
Falling a fucking sleep every damn day
What the fuck?
What are we doing why is no one saying hey, it's a little strange that our 80 year old president is fucking
Shitting himself and farting in his diapers and falling asleep every day while actively
Decomposing on the timeline. Why is there not a single fucking news article about this?
Have you not learned your lesson from Joe Brandon?
What the fuck is going on
I'm sorry. This is not fucking normal. He is literally a rotting corpse
Why are we not what what is happening?
Why is this the normal?
Why is this a new norm?
Why do we have two rotting carcasses back to fucking back?
He's dead bro, he's dead, let it go.
He was blinking you absolute moron.
Oh my God, the cope.
Every time I see that David Pakman agrees with me, okay, this is one area of agreement
because guess what?
We're not agreeing with one another, we're just observing reality, okay?
This is genuinely insane.
What the fuck are we doing?
And it's like, this is truly alarming.
Okay, this is alarming.
This guy is sleeping all the time and possibly farting.
Okay, don't forget, there's reports that he might be farting all the time too.
We don't know if those reports are substantiated.
uh... i i feel like if he was farting a lot
in his sleep like people would probably at some point leak it right because he's
constantly around
not just like
uh... you know see your service and then staffers and
but he's also around like celebrities issue it like you know i'm sure if you
farted in front of messy messy would be like
that's weird that the president farted in front of me
Perinatal improvement collaborative hospitals we have reduced maternal mortality by 41.5
percent which is true oh my god oh my god oh my god what are we doing man
He's also around kids, too, they definitely ain't going to keep quiet.
He's lost his fastball, too.
He said, dumbo crats.
Shack itself
I said very bad people now. I'm the hunter. It's much better when you're the hunter, but these are bad people and
They'll give you no support at all no matter how good it is. I mean as an example. I don't know what the numbers are but
if we go to Congress to get something approved which we
get but you can say that we're gonna reduce drug prices by 80% and we won't
get one Democrat I don't know how to get away with it that's why we call them
the Democrats we have a name the Democrats cuz
Oh no.
What the hell?
That's terrible.
The Democrats?
Oh, he's washed.
When my goat is washed.
My goat's so washed.
What?
What?
Check my last message.
Setting aside the fact that he's obviously not blinking, he's doubly funny for the White
else to say he's blinking while in the middle of wartime negotiations, whereas the saying
goes you really shouldn't blink first. Okay, you're God, mecha phonics. Are you a dad already?
What's going on? I know you're married, but that was the most dad joke you could have
come up with. Jesus Christ, you really wanted to go back. You wanted the, the roll the clock
back on that one. You were like, check, bro. Libba phonics said, bro, check these messages.
Okay.
He went from wife maxing to dad maxing.
What the hell man?
Bro, you can't lie like that.
Lying wouldn't have gone hard in 2017.
Let me have this.
Yeah, it's almost been 10 years man.
Bro, you know Trump farted in front of Messi.
The five would spend 20 minutes saying that farting in front of the most famous celebrity
in the world is a tool that the president is using to assert his dominance over Messi.
He's consciously farting because he can.
You're not wrong.
That is definitely what would happen.
They're dumb.
They're dumb people.
And then they just can't do it.
I've been waiting so long for them to change, but they just keep losing, and they're going
They keep losing with their with their policy. Yeah, they're gonna keep losing. That's why we're trying to cheat
I can't believe it dude. What are we doing? What a fucking what a dumbass country we live in like we have so much promise
Okay, we have so much potential
And it's a nation run by two carcasses back to back
Corrupt, tyrants, carcasses, only invested in advancing the interest of corporations
and the super wealthy.
Have you seen this nonsense about you on change.org? Tell Democrats not to cross the
Hasan Piker red line. Brother, why are you giving this any attention whatsoever? Stop
anti-Semitism started this link, this petition. Do we think stop anti-Semitism is a Democrat?
It's got 1,387 petitions. All right, 1,387 signatures.
just sign okay dude thank you i think i think this chat would troll me into going to prison
like they'd be like oh i'm such a troll i'm such a troll hey you have to you have to
to pay attention to this thing.
Ugh.
I would say I would call it the weakest right now.
From the standpoint of weakness, this is the weakest that they've ever been reading the
piece of garbage they sent us.
I didn't even finish reading it.
They said, I'm going to waste my time reading it.
I would say it's one of the weakest right now.
on life support. They understand these are all medical people. Dr. Oz, life support is not a
good thing. I would say the ceasefire is on massive life support where the doctor walks in and says
is, sir, your loved one has approximately a 1% chance of living.
I already read it laughing man, the, the Quebec paper.
I read it already.
I saw that they wrote about me.
I know.
The JCPOA has been characterized by Trump and other opponents as a kind of woke capitulation
by Democrats, whereas in reality it was the product of cold realist calculation that the
U.S. global power would obviously go into relative decline over time, and thus it would be better
to negotiate favorable terms for a drawdown, including preventing an Iranian nuclear weapon
in exchange for sanctions relief rather than have it collapse in unwinnable confrontations.
How can we see that? Oh, good question. You can rewind. And right now, as it stands,
you can't rewind unless you subscribe. Okay? But if you subscribe to the Piker Broadcasting
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But I guess you can get gifted a sub. That's right. You can get gifted a sub by a wealthy
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There's some reports that Pakistan has quietly allowed Iran to park military aircraft, including
an RC-130 reconnaissance plane at its strategic Norcon Air Base near Rawalpindi, even as Islamabad
publicly presented itself as a media between Tehran and Washington.
Iran has also moved civilian aircraft to Afghanistan with one Mahan airplane relocated from Kabul
to Herat for safety during Pakistan's air strikes on Kabul in March.
Pakistan and Afghan Taliban officials denied the claims while US officials say the arrangement appeared aimed at shielding Iranian assets
from American strikes.
Where are you going?
Israel is now deploying lifelike mannequin decoys dressed in helmets, tactical vests
of mass and military uniforms to bait Hezbollah FPV drones into wasting their munitions on
fake targets.
I think Hezbollah knows the target to streaming running ones instead of the obviously brave
ones.
What is this?
Looney Tunes shit?
Yeah, I don't think this is going to work.
And the only reason why I say that is because the Israeli occupying forces oftentimes run
away? What is the photo of the year? Wait, is that real? No, this is AI, isn't it? That's
not a real FPV drone is it? That's AI, that looks AI. Trump meme, what is he doing?
Okay, we have it in our set. Fire, boom. Okay, we have it in our set. Fire, boom.
Yeah, it might be a real FPV drone footage that AI-based boosted, like they enhanced it with AI.
Axios is two top U.S. officials, or two U.S. officials say Trump is now
leaning towards taking some form of military action against Iran to increase pressure on
the regime and force concessions on its nuclear program.
Jeremy Boyce, you think of it as a 10-gifted subs?
By the way, is this a hype train?
No, it's not a hype train.
Never mind.
My daughter is 16 today.
Can you please say happy birthday, Carol?
Happy birthday, Carol.
I'm not sure what's going on.
Colorado Democrat Congratulate Ken Melon Kuros calls to abolish ICE and give all criminal
illegal, illegal, illegal, and citizenship abolish ICE just once that with him there's
to be immediate pathway for every single undocumented immigrant.
Let's go.
Dude, what the fuck?
Why is the RNC visa so far up my asshole, dude?
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of the 50 bones Peeble's thank you for the five bones bad
buzzy 15 thank you for the five bones as well kicked up I think of the five
gifty subs
what the fuck what is it I mean it's a it's a bit weird right like why is the
the Republican Party this invested in like Democratic primary races.
Why is the Republican Party this invested in Democratic primary races?
They don't focus on Democratic primaries like this.
Why have they put the crosshairs on what the Democratic Party is doing right now in its
own fucking primary system?
Republicans also welcome is just days ago a democrat mouthpiece is on pager call for a violent revolution now pikerback grand platner
Who said violence with a gun is necessary to achieve change?
I do believe 100% that a political revolution is entirely necessary to lever time. I'm still on the road speaking with grand platner
I do 100% believe that a political revolution is entirely necessary. Yeah
Wow, I'm shitting in my pants right now
like
Why is it that the only
Appropriate speech in terms of like even violent revolutionary rhetoric, right? Which I wasn't even saying I said those who make a peaceful revolution impossible
Make violent revolution inevitable, which is not my statement. It's JFK's
But like Republicans literally talk about like arming themselves
Republicans are about arming themselves to conduct bloody warfare on a daily fucking basis
Like, what are we talking about?
Holy shit, RNC research is so far up my asshole, dude.
Oh my god.
Posting like their salary depends on it.
I mean, it does.
is not only have talked about and still continue to talk about doing like violent revolution
second amendment like what do you think what do you think it means when you say oh well
the second amendment I have my second amendment so I can rise up against the tyrannical government
through through a well regulated militia force if necessary that's literally just the opposite
side of this conversation but God forbid someone on the fucking left says something not even
remotely as violent, remotely as threatening, all of a sudden, every fucking liberal, and
the entirety of the right wing comes storming down, being like, oh my god, oh my stars and
garters, where are my pearls?
I must clutch them.
I must clutch my pearls.
They've not only spoken about doing a violent revolution, they have literally tried to and
failed to successfully do an insurrection.
What the fuck was January 6th?
It's so interesting that the whole game is so slanted to the right.
Right-wingers get away with saying whatever the fuck they want, but God forbid you are
on the left, not just on the liberal side, but even though liberals also unfortunately
deal with this shit all the fucking time as well, right?
And yet they still don't shy away from using the same tactics to those who are on their
left, right?
Because right-wingers, conservatives, the Republicans are to the right of liberals.
Liberals are sometimes center-left, sometimes center-right.
That's what most of the Democratic Party is.
And of course, Republicans will always use the same cynical framing to attack everyone
onto their left flank.
This also obviously includes liberals.
This also obviously includes Democrats, right?
But then the same corporate Democrats who are on the receiving end of this shameless line
of attack will then so easily turn the crosshairs to their left and attack their left flank
in the exact same way. It's very frustrating to watch this happen, okay? My argument isn't
to say like, oh, why can't I be violent in my rhetoric, right? That's not what I'm saying
at all. I'm not even using violent rhetoric when I talk about, you know, the likelihood
of violence happening as a direct consequence of removing pressure valves, like overturning
the results of a vote in the state of Virginia. That's what this escalation against democracy
is inevitably going to lead to. And even then, they're like, whoa, that's all. It's incredible.
I can't believe he's saying that. Yeah, Ted Nugent said Democrats should be hunted down
like wild game. And no one has an issue fucking getting endorsed by Ted Nugent, running around
and campaigning with Ted Nugent. It doesn't even, it doesn't even meet that standard at
all. It's double standard after double standard. It's unbelievable levels of hypocrisy. It's
so frustrating. And it's the same that exists here, obviously, Josh Gottheimer. Today, too
many Democrats are noisily, shamefully silent when anti-Simson comes from the far left.
But there should be one response to those who express hatred towards any American condemnation.
Hate is hate.
One might wonder if this standard applies to Gottheimer's obvious hatred of Palestinians,
but of course it doesn't.
Josh Gottheimer literally said, according to two sources of knowledge of the meeting,
when someone brought up the fact that there were no Muslim leaders in the interfaith meeting
that was taking place after October 7. There were no Muslim leaders. Josh Gottheimer said,
it's because they're guilty. A Democrat in the room said that after making his remark,
Gottheimer could be seen having an animated discussion about it with Representative Greg Khazar.
He is a rapacious racist, but of course, he's racist towards Muslims, so it doesn't matter,
right?
Because that kind of rhetoric is not only permissible, but it's actually encouraged.
You can say that and elevate your status as a consequence of saying that.
fucking annoying. Now let's get back to the Shredder Hormones. That's the big
question. We have reached out to the White House here for more details on
what exactly was in this response. What does it cover? And like you mentioned,
does it address Iran's nuclear capabilities, the highly enriched
uranium, the things that we have been discussing for several weeks now? But
But what is clear is that President Donald Trump is not happy with this response.
He called it totally unacceptable.
I want to pull it up for you now.
This was a true social post that came Sunday.
And he said, I've just read the response from Iran's so-called representatives.
I don't like it.
Totally unacceptable.
Now according to Iranian state media, that counter-proposal included sovereignty over
the Strait of Hormuz as well as demands for compensation for war damages, which have been
non-starters here at the White House.
And the response, it also came later than those in the administration were expecting
it to.
On Friday, we heard from Trump.
We heard from other administration officials who said that they expected to see a response
from Tehran sometime that day.
And even then, Trump was asked about the timing.
Did he believe that Iran was slow-rolling this response?
And he essentially said, we'll soon find out if that is the case.
And then just yesterday, speaking with Axios, Trump did confirm that he had had another
conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
He said that it was a good conversation, that they discussed a number of things, but Iran's
response here was part of that.
So the big question remains, what's next?
How does Trump see next steps?
We have heard him threaten escalation multiple times when things have fallen through in the
past.
It's really unclear at this moment though.
We do expect to at least see him a couple of times today.
There should be reporters in the room with him at various events.
So hopefully we'll get an update at some point.
I want to put up a picture of the Strait of Hormuz, which is still very much closed this
morning.
President Trump says that Iran's offer counter-opposal on peace is totally unacceptable and well you've been at this a long time.
How surprising is that? The U.S. waited and waited and waited for the Iranians to respond.
They thought it was going to be Thursday, then Friday, it didn't come Saturday.
Finally, it came yesterday and the president didn't like it.
Iran invented the game of chess and you can see them playing pretty cleverly.
Cleverly, they don't actually have a great hand of cards here, John
But one of their true life skills in Tehran is negotiating and so they're gonna string it out as long as they can
Look, I think President Trump has three options very quickly. He can kind of walk away from this. What is this?
There's a guy the literal US Congress on a silence by the way, what the fuck now?
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Which is, of course, a car and a pussy.
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Why is it I get busy and don't want to read those fun stuff?
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All right, let's get back to this hands.
I think that's tempting, but not the right move since it would leave the straight in
the hands of the Iranians and all the nuclear material still probably at the bottom of a
shaft in Isfahan.
So not a good option.
A second option.
He can resume massive bombing campaigns and you know, I think that is increasingly a possibility
here if his frustration level rises.
Then number three, where I think this probably lands better than even chance, you continue
that blockade, you put more economic pressure on the Iranians, maybe you do some targeted
strikes to eliminate the, shall we say, intransigent elements in the Iranian Revolutionary Guards
that appear to be driving the train from Tehran.
Some combination of all of that, but it's as unsettled as it's been since we started
dropping bombs a couple of months ago, John. Yeah, it is interesting because the United States,
some officials were indicating they thought the blockade would have worked weeks ago at this
point, but still hasn't forced Iran's hand, at least not yet. So the president this week, a
fascinating, fascinating trip, right? The president is going to China to meet with the Chinese leader
Xi Jinping. Now there are some people who say that Iran will be a major subject of discussion here.
But my question is, is he mostly concerned?
Why?
I'm sorry.
You're not Professor Jiang, okay?
There is no reason for you to be standing in front of this thing
and circling Beijing.
What the fuck is this?
Okay, now I need a digital panel myself, because I'm getting fucking annoyed.
This is ridiculous. What the fuck?
Is this the new meta? Do I need to get a digital panel?
Did Professor Zhang change the game? It's kind of like, you know, how SM7B mics became
uh...
signature fixture in in all of these like new age podcasts
now you gotta get a smart board
about iran over here or does he have his eyes glancing south
the taiwan right there at all
well first yeah he's he's laughing
he's laughing because
you're a child
you did a child like painting here
Was this complimentary to the argument? No.
Did you have to do this at all? No.
What the fuck is this?
And foremost, recall that President Xi is a strategic thinker.
He kind of plays the long game from everything I've seen.
So I think the short answer to your question is both.
He sees Iran as a prime source of hydrocarbons.
He's getting oil at a significant discount.
He'd like that to continue, but he's more vulnerable.
He's saying I'll sponsor it and he put more pressure on what he regards as the
rogue of province of Taiwan.
So I think both of those are going to come up,
but I'm not looking for any geopolitical breakthrough in Beijing.
John, what I think we're going to see is two leaders who will pretend to
like each other a lot.
There'll be some minor deliverables, maybe a little less tension on the trade
and tariff front.
No big breakthroughs one way or the other, but it'll be great theater watching the two of them on the Great Wall of China in the
Call of the people in the forbidden palace
Look for some great photo ops not a lot of substance and with me now to discuss the scene in politics and global affairs commentator
Sabrina saying thank you for being here. Look where we are right now. Where does this leave us?
former Biden war criminal
In this war with the Ron
Well, I think where it leaves us right now is both sides looking at each other and determining
who can outlast each other longer.
And I do think right now Iran has more of time on its side.
Iran is willing to endure the economic pain and doesn't really care about its population.
I mean, obviously we've seen that from the crackdown of protests within the country versus
the United States and this administration.
I mean, every single day Americans are seeing their gas prices going up.
I think in 49 states right now, gas is over $4.
So the economic pain and pressure
is really being felt here at home,
and this administration is going to have to make
that political calculation as well
as how long they can withstand this war.
I think both sides really don't want
to resume kinetic action,
but obviously the president has said multiple times
that he is willing to take that action,
and that remains to be seen
on what his latest response to this Iranian proposal
will really bring, and if that brings a U.S. response.
I don't think this week, but in the coming weeks, potentially.
Iran, as part of one of the things that it's demanding is asking for sovereignty over the
Strait of Hormuz, is this something that proves the idea that this war made it crystal
clear to Iran that power over the Strait is almost as valuable as their power in the region
as their nuclear ambitions are?
I think that's absolutely right.
I mean, Iran used its own nuclear option by closing this straight and then just crippling
global markets everywhere around the world.
And so by doing that, that really put the United States on its back foot.
But no matter what, I think the idea that Iran would control the Strait of Hormuz indefinitely
and charge some type of toll, I mean, that just goes against everything when it comes
to freedom of navigation.
And so the United States really, and this administration in particular, now has to force
Iran back to the table and say that that is a non-starter for us, but we have to get this
straight open. And I think potentially what you could see this week is Trump is going to China,
and this is something that he discusses with President Xi. I mean, we know President Xi
and Iran have close ties to each other. Can China help potentially open this straight
and get it open for all countries around the world so that, you know, global markets can
essentially potentially reset you know over the the next few months and years
to see it as David Goldman is with us this morning as you know a silver lining
I think if you're talking about the macro decades long evolution here that's
right John I mean we've talked so much about the negative consequences. Things are
going so good as America being the hegemonic power player here.
That
Sorry, I opened the door things are going so good as America being the hegemonic power player here that
They have to beg our fucking adversary
for help
To apply pressure to a middle power of regional power that we have
dominated
economically for the last five decades.
Penses of this war and, you know,
what could happen in the future?
Gas was 419 on my way into work in Texas morning,
450 on the way home.
Don't you feel patriotic though?
Don't you feel patriotic?
This is a real W, a real victory.
Delivery driver.
Left the gate open that's crazy. I've never seen anything like it
Well, man did not close the door behind him
But I thought it might be good to take a look at some of the positive things that could come out of this war
Way down the road. We're certainly not talking about right now
But if you figure that the Strait of Hormuz could no longer be an energy supply
choke hold if they start routing oil around it? Well that could be a net good
and that seems to be what is happening where Saudi Arabia and the UAE are
already building pipelines to get around that straight. It could be in 10 years
that you know there's no way for Iran to choke off a fifth of the world's energy
supply. That would be a net good for the world. Also OPEC is already starting to
fray at the edges. The UAE left OPEC or is about to leave OPEC. That could be a net
good as well because OPEC has put pressure on prices higher. Now we could
see some pressure lower again down the road. And the last thing is the shift to
renewables that is inevitably going to come out of this. Already Asia and
Europe have started to demand more renewables like solar and wind from China, which makes
all of it, and that could be a net good as well.
So it is possible that a decade from now we look back at this moment as a shift, as a
real fundamental shift in the energy supply, and it could be, intended or not, a good thing.
It requires adaptation.
Right.
It requires adaptation.
When you face a crisis like this, things do change.
We ended up with compact cars in the 1980s because of the oil embargoes of the 1970s.
So people do adapt and try to shift to face the consequences, but it does take time.
And ultimately it could remove power from Iran to push things politically, but not today.
No, no.
We're certainly not talking on a short time scale.
We're talking out of every long time scale.
But it does bear watching.
David Gullman, great to see you.
Thank you very much.
Salam.
Hello.
We need to fight every time we use the weapons of diplomacy to control the Iranian nation.
It is not important for us to fight.
Diplomatic weapons have their own special rules.
Well, I think G will embarrass, do I think G will embarrass Trump like Trump embarrass
Alinsky?
Fuck no.
That is the most anti-Chinese diplomacy thing of all time.
China would never, I mean, they'll embarrass Trump with the deal side of things, right?
Cuz they have leveraged Trump doesn't and they'll use that leverage to get a good deal
But they would never in a million years engage in this like aesthetic posturing with one exception
From what I understand even since like the Mao Zedong era
PRC has always been late to announcing whether or not they will actually have the the leader of the country
Meet with any foreign envoy
regardless of their status, including but not limited to Nixon and Kenry Kissinger.
When, when Mao was supposed to be with them, they did not actually announce when he was going to
meet with them. This is like a technique that they apply specifically to keep them on the back foot.
And to make them feel more grateful.
to make them feel more grateful that they have even engaged in any real direct conversations.
So if you notice like Beijing did not reveal that Xi Jinping was going to meet with Donald
Trump until yesterday, or like earlier today.
They do that on purpose.
As for the diplomatic situation, the internal relations in the diplomacy and the talks must be
based on their own international relations.
The Islamic Republic of Iran has shown that in the international relations and the right
and in this case, with great determination and in the process of making progress in diplomatic
cooperation.
Day 73 of the war has seen another standoff between the United States and Iran.
President Trump and the Americans presented their 14-point proposals via Pakistan to Iran.
Galibath, who seems to be in charge of the negotiating process, replied to the American
proposals yesterday and last night President Trump said that the reply was totally unacceptable.
So here we are, the war is in abeyance now, but it is still on, it's still a war and that's
bad for everybody and the world economy.
The only winners from this war remain Russia and Israel.
Russia because it's able to sell its oil, sanctioned oil above the old price, and Israel
because it's able to carry on its war in Lebanon to try to completely demolish Hezbollah
and Hezbollah is trying to prevent it from taking its territory in southern Lebanon.
And overnight there were quite big strikes on Nabataea and Saksaktia, which are significant
in terms of Israel's intentions with the rest of Lebanon.
But of course, most of the attention, as always, is on the Strait of Hormuz.
And here there's some quite interesting things been happening in the last 24 to 36 hours.
One thing about the Strait of Hormuz that we must realise is the situation that Qatar
is in.
Most of Qatar's energy is created by liquefied natural gas.
need that for their economy. They need to export that. But LNG can't flow through pipes.
It has to go by tanker. And those tankers can only get away from Qatar by going through
the Strait of Hormuz. They have no other way out. And this war has been a disaster for
Qatar in economic terms so far because of the complete blockage on LNG exports. But yesterday,
at least one tanker with its transponders turned on and off, the Qazatiat, seems to
have transited the Strait of Hormuz and today has been picked up on its way to the port
of Qasem in Pakistan, where their LNG terminal is.
So it's clear that the Qataris, the Iranians and the Pakistanis have agreed to get this
tanker out so that LNG can go to Pakistan, which really needs it because of all the economies
of Asia that are suffering from this war, the Pakistani economy is suffering most.
And that's not the only one.
another tanker called the MISM and the MISM at the time of recording seems to
have been about here and so the MISM looks to be it's also on course to get
out and there are reports of two others so the indications are that four LNG
tankers are on their way from Qatar to Pakistan to relieve the pressure on
Qatar but also to relieve the energy crisis in Pakistan. Now one of the
reasons why that is important is because of the role played by this man
General Muneer, who has a questionable political record, but is nevertheless a very effective
operator in terms of international diplomacy.
Muneer is somebody that Trump likes, he understands them, and Muneer has been talking very meaningfully
to the IRGC, to the Revolutionary Guard Corps, because they understand him, they trust him,
and this man is able to speak to both sides rather effectively.
And so it is evident that these LNG tankers
that are going out of the Gulf to Pakistan
are partly a reward for the role that Pakistan and Munir
has played in the mediation leading up
at least to this point.
And that raises something else which is interesting.
Because if it works for Pakistan,
it will work for other countries as well.
And the idea of side deals, countries doing a deal with Iran
to get their stuff out of the Gulf
is probably quite attractive to them.
Now all of that adds to the legitimacy of what the Iranians are doing in the Gulf.
What the Iranians are doing in the Strait of Hormuz and across the Gulf is completely illegal.
But the more side deals that they do, the more legal it may come to seem.
And there's a big tendency there for them to try to develop more and more side deals
exactly for that purpose, which is a big problem for President Trump.
Because he every bilateral deal that Iran commits to legitimizes his control over the
Shred of Hormuz.
It's true.
No, I mean, technically, what he's saying is not incorrect.
Obviously, it's still illegal for America to also blockade the Shred of Hormuz on top
of the Iranian blockade and not only that, but it was also illegal for America to strike.
It was illegal for the United States of America to strike Iran, also in the process of diplomacy
alongside Israel and blow up a little schoolgirl, little girl school, sorry.
That was also illegal, but obviously they're never going to cover it like that in western
media.
to be questioned largely for the U.S. blockade of Sharper not around. No, it's technically
impeding on free flow commerce on international waters is illegal for everybody. I didn't
say Iran has a legal right to do this. I'm saying that Iran is using the terrain, the
advantage that it has in this situation to create leverage so that they can have some
kind of leverage over the United States of America to stop them from fucking bombing
Iran and to get sanctions relief.
Now between the United States and Iran who has more legitimacy to enforce a blockade
on their own territorial waters, of course, is Iran.
Technically the Strait of Hormuz, given how tiny it is, is well within Omani and Iranian
territorial waters.
So with respect to that, I guess they can maybe say something.
I mean, I don't know.
I'm not well read enough on my seafaring rules, OK?
I'm simply saying that Iran is using this as leverage
because it's been fucking hit.
And also, international law in this respect
doesn't really matter.
Big ass pirate.
Uh, no, I'd go so far as to have a more real pirate than you because a real pirate
doesn't care about fucking international maritime, maritime laws.
I'm a real pirate, and not a fake pirate like you.
DNC spokesperson Hasan Hassanavi Piker says he's an international pirate.
admits lack of maritime law knowledge.
If he wants to strong arms way into Xi Jinping.
All right, let's finally get to the extended interview.
This time, oh my God.
Normally 60 minutes will claim
that they're doing 60 minutes
with a person that they're interviewing.
but they rarely ever give them the full 60.
It turns out when you're the real president of the United States of America,
Benjamin and Yahoo, you don't even just get 60 minutes,
you get 78 minutes
and 48 seconds. Unbelievable.
60 minutes over time.
Mr. Prime Minister, good to see you.
Good to be with you.
Is the war with Iran over?
And if it isn't, who will decide when it is?
I think it accomplished a great deal, but it's not over
because there's still nuclear material
enriched uranium that has to be taken out of Iran.
There's still...
I want to issue a trigger warning here.
You are about to watch
unlimited ass-kissing, dick-sucking,
Calus is in the hands.
Calus is in the back of the throat.
There's a smut.
Enrichment sites that have to be dismantled.
There are still proxies that Iran supports.
There are ballistic missiles that they still want to produce.
Now we've degraded a lot of it, but all that is still there.
and there's work to be done.
President Trump-
This work cannot end until all those things are eliminated.
Well, certainly we want to get the nuclear material out.
We certainly want to get the enrichment sites dismantled.
We've curved a lot.
We've degraded a lot of the missile production sites,
but the agreement should cover all these areas, including the proxies.
Can it end with, as President Trump has led now,
a blockade and economic pressure on them to do it with non-military means fine if it can be accomplished why not
But if not both the United States and Israel we oh my god
He's literally saying he doesn't even like that Trump is doing the blockade
He's he wants Trump to just get back to bombing Iran
What a fucking freak ass bitch this guy is
The rest of the world is like why are we even doing this at all?
Like why are we doing the double blockade?
Just do a fucking ceasefire.
Benjamin Netanyahu is like well you know I don't really like that he's doing a blockade
instead of just like bombing Iran but whatever fuck it.
Voltaby, President Trump and I, that if necessary we can re-engage them militarily if it's
necessary.
That's necessary.
How do you envision the highly enriched uranium will be removed from Iran?
You go in and you take it out.
With what?
Special forces from Israel, special forces from the United States working in tandem under
international supervision?
How?
Well, I'm not going to talk about military means, but what President Trump has said to
me, I want to go in there.
I mean, he said that publicly.
He said it, and I think he's right.
He's very committed to this.
I think it can be done physically.
That's not...
Yeah, sure.
Israeli ground troops, okay.
The problem, if you have an agreement
and you go in and you take it out, why not?
That's the best way.
What if there isn't an agreement?
Can it be taken out by force?
Well, you're gonna ask me these questions.
I'm gonna dodge them, so you can ask me that
second time, third time, and I'll dodge it.
Second time, third time.
Because I'm not going to talk about our military possibilities, plans, or anything of the kind.
And I think you understand that.
I do understand that.
But it's of great concern to the American people and the people of Israel, how long
this will take, and absent an agreement, what kind of things should they prepare for?
I think the most important thing for people to understand in America and in Israel, I
they do understand it, but from the world in Europe, you have to understand Iran that
declares not merely death to Israel, but death to America, that's what they want to achieve.
They don't not only want to kill Americans, which they have killed and wounded them by
the thousands, burn up your embassies, killed your Marines, burn your flags, try to assassinate
the President of the United States and some of your chief officials several times,
they're committed to destroy America. They say that. Their commitment involved their
plans over the years to build nuclear bombs and the means to deliver them to the United States.
It's pretty crazy that Macea Media will just have a war criminal on.
To begin with a genocide air, but I guess that's expected
But it's a foreign genocide air a foreign war criminal and they won't even fucking like hold his feet to the fire
Like he's relying right now. It's like, well, there's no evidence for this. Like you've been saying this for 35 years
Why hasn't there ever been real evidence that materialized?
They were very close to developing a nuclear bomb
Okay, very close. In fact, if we hadn't done the two military operations that we did
They'd have a bomb now or within a month or two.
You don't want a fanatic regime like that, that hates America, that has no compunction
of murdering its own citizen, murdering and wounding tens of thousands of people.
Yeah, who would ever want a theocratic religious fundamentalist, nut job state to have nuclear
their arms in that region.
Yeah, look in the motherfucking mirror, man.
Look in the motherfucking mirror, bitch.
It's the thousands of its own citizens.
You don't want them to have nuclear weapons.
That's what prompted President Trump and me to go out and stop them,
prevent them from having that.
And I'm just trying to get at how long is it going to take to achieve that aim?
I'm not going to give a timetable to it,
But I'm going to say that's a terrifically important mission
because you don't want Iran to have ballistic missiles to reach
any city in the United States with nuclear warheads
because no American would be safe.
And I think President Trump understood that from the start.
I don't think I know that he understood that from years
of discussion with this.
I came to the United States in 2016, right before the elections, because I made it a
habit to meet with the candidates at both parties, either in America or here.
So I go to 2016, right before the elections, and I meet with Hillary Clinton.
And then I meet with Don from New York. The first thing he says, it is really funny that
for years and years liberals were like, oh, Russia, Russia is responsible for ruining
the American elections, Russia gay, Russia gay, Russia gay. When there is like direct
evidence of Israeli intervention in every American election, and I'm like, I mean, it's
beyond a pack, obviously. Even during the Russia gay scandal, they uncovered a bunch
of like foreign espionage facilities and people trying to like change the outcome of certain
elections, and they found Israel underneath some of those rocks over and over again.
But liberals, if you ask them, still think like, oh, it's Russia, when in fact it's been
Israel all along.
In Trump Tower is, we can't let Iran have nuclear weapons.
I'm going to walk out of that terrible Iran deal.
Jump forward eight years later, there's another election.
I meet President Biden and Kamala Harris in Washington, and then I go and meet Donald
Trump in Mar-a-Lago.
And the first thing he says to me, even before I sit down, he says, you know, baby?
We cannot let Iran have nuclear weapons. I'm not going to let it happen.
So he's infused with this mission.
What do you think changed from the first term to the second term?
Because it was a phrase he spoke to you in 2016,
it's action he took with your government now.
Well, I think in the first term he believed as did either we could enforce sanctions,
a sanctions regime, which he did, and basically bring Iran to...
knees which is a phrase he used. Yeah well they stopped exporting oil and you
know it just reduced it completely. He hoped that that would work and it did
for a while but it didn't really stop them. It it I would say it slowed them
down but it didn't stop them. I wonder why these guys say death to America death
to Israel by the way. I wonder why the Iranians would ever say that America or
death Israel very strange I guess it's just the hate is because they ain't us
right that's what it is right or they hate our freedoms it must be that or
Or they're just anti-semitically hating on Israel.
That's what it is.
I can't believe it dude.
This motherfucker is on,
this motherfucker is on US television.
just flexing. He's like, yep, I dominate your politics. Both of your parties are
servile to my needs. I go and visit presidents. I go and visit candidates.
They all tell me how much they want to fucking destroy Iran. And if you're
confused as to why there's so much bandwidth on this Iran issue, just know
that I'm doing it. It's my doing. And there's nothing you can say or do about
it. What are you going to do about it bitch? You don't have a real democratic process.
He looks so bad recently bro, he had ass cancer. Which he, I think is recovering from.
They went back to full, their full efforts on nuclear, to develop a nuclear weapon.
And what changes is that they were very close to achieving it.
That's what prompted the action.
It amazes me, frankly.
You know, when you talk about it, people ask, what is the purpose of this war?
What's the point?
is not to let a regime committed to the destruction of the United States and Israel, they call
us the little Satan. They call you the big Satan. What do you do with the big Satan?
You have to remove it from the world. That's their doctor. Not to let such a regime.
It's not real, dude. It's so funny that you guys thought this is real. It's obviously
not real.
In the house is Israel also public relations warbies a foreign government sending fake
text messages to America's printed media in red blooded texts.
This is quite literally one of Israel's own influence tactics as I have reported in February.
Yeah, since November, Americans have been receiving texts from friends for peace and
partners in peace.
these peace orcs do not appear to exist. Some people see this as a political or border dispute,
while others view it as Israel defending civilians from Hamas. How do you see it?
Just joined it, you're playing AI. I thought you didn't like AI. Good one.
Nuclear weapons, because it's very different if, I don't know, let me pick a country.
If Holland has nuclear weapons, it's not the same as the, I have told you.
What is this?
Otis is talking on the dams.
Breaking news.
US Supreme Court vacates Alabama District Court order requiring the state to withdraw
a congressional map with two majority black voting districts in a 6-3 decision.
Alabama can now draw a more Republican friendly map.
Incredible.
They're literally openly farting on democracy.
They're shitting and farting on democracy.
They just straight up, they just straight up don't give a fuck, dude.
Your voice does not matter.
There is no democracy, there's no democratic process.
What are you going to fucking do about a bitch?
Nothing, okay?
Nothing.
It's over.
It's done.
Donald Trump knows he's unpopular.
The last remaining way to show how unpopular Donald Trump is, is voting.
That's just the reality.
I know that there are other methods outside of this, but I'm just talking about what the
current situation looks like.
And he knows that he will get voted out.
His party will get voted out of power.
And the incoming party, the incoming makeup of Congress, will end up punishing him.
start setting up committee investigations. They won't have to do bipartisan compromise
over and over again. They can get bills out there, messaging bills, bills attacking Trump,
basically destroying whatever funding vehicle he could push for.
That's what they're going to do. And Trump knows that and he doesn't want that. So he is trying to
cheat. Okay? He is trying to cheat. That's all he's doing.
That calls for your destruction having nuclear weapons.
So that's what prompted these military operations.
Mr. Prime Minister, what is your evaluation of the state of the Iranian regime today?
Is it just as well-composed, well-organized, and fanatical as you just described?
I think it's at the weakest point it's been since it hijacked the Iranian people.
Since 1979?
Yeah, absolutely.
because it's been.
The hardliners are just as hardline as they were before,
but there are fissures in the regime.
I mean, there are cracks in it because they've
been hit very hard by our joint efforts,
our joint military efforts.
We destroyed a lot of their money machine.
There are petrochemical plants.
There are steel plants in which they produce these raw material
for these rockets and ballistic missiles and other things.
We hit them very hard, but and so it causes now a debate within this regime, some say,
you know, let's keep on, you know, let's keep on trucking and others are saying, you know,
if we do our economy.
This is one of the worst instances of propaganda I've ever seen.
This is literally like Nuremberg trial shit, I think.
In a jail's world, it wouldn't just be Ninjaman Betanyahu going to jail, 60 minutes will be
in prison too.
Who collapse and the people will rise.
That's the real fear, the people will rise because they're really afraid of the Iranian
people.
So they are, you know, there's a debate.
They're weak.
They're certainly weaker than they were before, but it's not over and the jury's still out.
I'm the first one to say.
What do you believe is the physical condition
and operational influence of the current Supreme Leader?
Yeah, if he asked me what his condition is,
first of all, if he asked me if he's alive,
I think he is alive.
What is-
Um, that's not what you were saying.
That's not what you were saying before.
What happened?
What the fuck?
anyone problem with this criminal? Uh, Chatter, I'm gonna repeat this one more time. Probably not for
the last time. But sometimes when the real president speaks, you have to listen. Okay?
The problem is, when the real president speaks, you should ask him real questions.
This is basically the fucking Nelk Boys.
It's conditioned, it's hard to say, you know, he's holed up in some bunker or in some secret
place and he's, I think he's trying to exert his authority.
I don't think he has the same authority that his father, the Etorlachan and Nadiah had.
I don't think so.
That's also creating the disruptions in that regime and I don't think it's a bad thing,
but I think the real question is not so much what they do, it's what we do, you know.
Do we keep them in check?
Do we keep up the pressure?
And I think the answer is we should, and we are.
And President Trump is leading this effort,
I think, in quite unexpected ways.
The blockade on them, when they were blockading the bill,
is actually turned the tables on them.
But it's an ongoing thing.
With the fractures and fissures you described,
do you have a genuine sense of who can negotiate a deal that
is durable on their lives?
I have my opinions.
Please share them.
I share them with the president.
Okay, any guidance on what those opinions are?
I have opinions on my opinions too,
but I'm not gonna share them here.
Understood, understood.
What about the second front of this conflict,
which is Lebanon, but not Lebanon, it's Hezbollah.
Is that near an end?
Is that a war that is nearing an end
and has Israel achieved its strategic
and tactical goals against Hezbollah?
Hezbollah had 150,000 ballistic missiles and rockets
before the war, 150,000.
That's the densest concentration of these projectiles on the planet, and they were all
aimed to destroy our cities, not only to harass the north of the country, with rockets, but
to destroy our cities, Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa, you name it, with ballistic missiles
that come raining down, you know, each one has half a pound or a ton of explosives, and
they come down, it's like a bus coming down with amazing speed, and the destruction is
terrible.
We destroyed the bulk of that.
We destroyed about 90, more than 90 percent of that.
But that still leaves them with thousands of rockets and some ballistic missiles.
And that's still a big issue.
They still hold Lebanon hostage.
Typically, they push for answer for interviews, dodge, but he's hardly trying.
Bro, he's not even asked, okay.
There's a difference between asking questions where you are unsure whether or not he's going
to tell you the truth.
if you're a journalist, every politician is like lying to you, right? So you should always have a
healthy dose of skepticism and be as critical as possible. But here, the 60 minutes is not asking
him questions so he can give some kind of shaky answer, and then 60 minutes tries to arrive at
the truth. It's pure propaganda. This is no different than Benjamin Netanyahu basically doing a 60-minute
talk to Americans directly on CBS. Obviously, that would be a little bit boring. So you've
got to cut it back and forth between a guy who's like seemingly asking questions. Because
if you notice, there's not a single set up question here. So far, it's been 11 minutes
and there has not been a single set up question where you're like, what did you do here? Why
did you do this? No follow ups whatsoever. You just let him fucking lie over and over
forget that you should move on.
His Bala is basically a proxy of Iran. Iran holds Lebanon. We have no quarrel with Lebanon.
We can make peace with Lebanon and want to make peace with him tomorrow, no yesterday.
But you have this foreign body, this Iranian backed terrorist organization that hijacked
the country.
And the Lebanese government has a history of being incapacitated or unable.
Are you guys in the chat on ironically looking at options on how much it would cost to get
me a smart screen?
Like amongst yourselves as the real leader of the free world, the real leader of the
United States of America is getting a suck job from 60 minutes CBS news.
You guys are talking amongst yourselves about how much it would cause like you're dealing
your issue of contracts of the chat was happening.
I already told them if you're serious and your team will figure it out those 20 minutes ago.
Yeah, I'll buy it on my own guys. Calm down.
This meeting is need to know management will inform you when needed. Okay. Thanks. I
Love chatters that are just like back
they're they're
They're engaging in backseat production and and now it seems backseat like
Like stage purchases
So, when you're negotiating with the Lebanese government, many people are confused.
How does that solve the Hezbollah problem?
Well, it doesn't, not yet.
So we've had to go into Lebanon to prevent a repeat of the invasion we had in Gaza,
you know.
In October 7th, Hamas invaded us, butchered our men, beheaded our men, raped our women,
and then killed and burned our babies.
That's the worst massacre against Jewish people since the Holocaust.
And guess what?
On the other border, Hezbollah from Lebanon was planning to do even more.
They had 5,000 Red One force terrorists ready to invade the Galilee, so we pushed them back.
We've got a security belt now that prevents them from doing that, or shooting anti-tank
missiles into our kitchens, into our living rooms, but it's not over yet.
We still have missiles, we have drones, killer drones, we have to deal with it.
Now, let me tell you, the Lebanese would like us to do that, many, you know, they talk...
Eradicate, as well.
Oh, yeah, because they want freedom.
would want a country to be taken over by these killers, these murderers. Of course they want
to be free, but they've not shown yet the capacity to fight them. What we're talking
to them about is how do we work together to militarily and politically, possibly splitting
up the work, to get rid of Hezbollah? It's not yet been done. It has to be done as well.
Is it possible, Mr. Prime Minister, that the war with Iran could end, that the war with
Hezbollah could continue? That these would be separate, indivergent battlefields?
Well, they should be. What Iran would like to do is to say, you know, if we achieve a
ceasefire here. We want to ceasefire here. You know why? Because they want to stay there
and continue to torture Lebanon, continue to hold its people hostage and continue to
accept that.
Oh my God. Thank you, Israel. It's so nice of you to save the Lebanese people. Right
after you got so tied up and so tired saving originally the Palestinian people, right?
you saved the Palestinian people, now you're saving the Lebanese people. It's so wonderful.
What a, what a good guy you are, man.
Even if President Trump asks you to, well, look, he understands what I'm saying. I mean,
we are, we want, oh my God, first time. First question. First question is, uh, first time
He asked a question that's like kind of interesting. Oh, what if Trump stops you?
I get rid of that danger to our communities, to our cities. They rocket our cities all the time.
They rocket our communities. And of course, would you want to live like that? I mean,
would you like to live? Where do you live, major? I live in Washington, DC. Yeah, so,
okay, so Bethesda you've got. I live in downtown. Okay, you've got in Bethesda.
Don't tell him where you live, dumbass. He's gonna set a drone strike. Right near the White House.
That's it. That's about the distance in Bethesda. In my conversation. Just kidding,
By the way, he already knows where you live and he's never gonna drone strike you because you're sucking his dick from the back
You would have a terrorist organization that claims they want to destroy the United
Actual CBS question that you know is really intelligence than Iran allows you to pinpoint the location. Oh, yeah, that's all this was so fucking stupid
I hated this glaze from mainstream media too at the time
It was so unbearable like they fucking killed an 87 year old man in his home dude
You don't you don't need tremendous real-time intelligence to figure out that an 87 year old guy was in his home when you fucking killed him in his home
Like wow how miraculous and also in the most Israeli fashion they killed his whole family too obviously
Maybe that's why
Maybe they were like oh, he's elderly he's surrounded by women and children. It's time to murder him
Israel can't kill someone. Israel can't do high-profile assassinations unless
they're around women, children, unless they are elderly themselves. The Israeli,
the Israeli special states and destroy Washington and they have the, you know,
the missiles and the drones to do that right across your border, your municipal
line. Would you accept that? Of course not. You wouldn't do that. So this could go on.
Yeah, but even if Iran is solved. I hope well, I know if Iran, if this regime is
is indeed weakened or possibly toppled. I think it's the end of Hezbollah, it's the end of Hamas,
it's probably the end of the Houthis because the whole scaffolding of the terrorist proxy network
that Iran built collapses if the regime in Iran collapses. And that's not guaranteed,
but the weak of that regime weakens the proxies as well. It's still a long haul,
you know, it's not something that's going to be... Look at how fucking excited he is at the prospect
of not having any contest whatsoever in the region as he just continuously expands
Israel's borders, you know, that's what this is. That's what this is about. Oh, you won't allow us to rape Lebanon
Okay, Hezbollah stops us from raping and pillaging inside of Lebanon
Like Israel did in Gaza like Israel is currently doing in the West Bank. Okay?
The Houthis
Can create some semblance of military deterrence if we choose to do insane shit to the Palestinians as they have done
So over and over again, they're capable of implementing an economic blockade on the Red Sea
Iran also has the power to strike Israel directly
Of course, there is going to be fucking resistance dude
You're a genocide rape colony at this point to all of your fucking neighbors
Why the fuck wouldn't they fight back militarily? Of course they're gonna fucking fight back militarily
You're a goddamn Nazi you're fucking Adolf Hitler reincarnate you have the haircut
I feel like it's a flex by the way. I genuinely think he's doing the Hitler haircut to be like see see
Can't do anything about it
Tomorrow do you believe it is possible to topple the Iranian regime?
I think that you can't predict when that happened. Is it possible? Yes. Is it guaranteed? No, but I can tell you it's like
bankruptcy, you know, it proceeds. What does it proceed gradually and then it falls, you know, like that
You couldn't predict the fall of the Soviet Union
You couldn't predict the fall of the Chuchesco dictatorship in Romania. Very few people predicted the fall of Syria
All right, and it happens. Now, is it what precedes it? There has to be a weakening of the
Yeah, go ahead make my day. I'm not predicting the fall of Israel the Israeli regime
But who knows regime the regime has been weakened, but it's not it's not guaranteed
There are few places on earth where the Israeli intelligence operatives know more about than the internal dynamics of Iran. What are they telling you?
Just what I told you they've been weakened they have internal fights
They're worried but I can't tell you I can tell you one thing when did the when did the uprisings?
When did the revolt in the street happen in Iran?
It happened after our first operation,
after Rising Line, after Midnight Hammer,
the two names on the behalf of that.
And then they came out to the streets
because the economic conditions were getting worse.
But also because they saw that Iran is not
this overwhelming neighborhood bully
that nobody could resist.
We resisted them.
We fought them.
Our planes controlled the skies over Tehran,
which was unthinkable before that.
We are really going to call a side part to Hitler cut ridiculous
Where would you I like that you went from where would you put the whiteboard like you're really really worried about the whiteboard and now you're talking about
No, it does look like come on man. You don't think this looks like Adolf Hitler's hair look at him
He looks like he just took the fake mustache off after impersonating Adolf Hitler after a long day of impersonating Adolf Hitler
he took the mustache off just to do this interview. Like look, not not on some white
borscht but here. Okay, here I'll show you. Okay, here. Okay, let's just let's just start
here first. Okay. Here's a photo of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Okay. Let's take a look.
It's already dark right there, so you don't even need to do too much. Okay.
You don't even need to do too much. Okay. Look.
Now, let's look at Adolf Hitler.
I'm trying to find one where he's looking.
Hold on.
Hold on, oh, there's a new tab.
What do you think this is?
He literally looks like he was impersonating Adolf earlier and he took the mustache off.
Chatters might actually be confused right now.
They're probably asking in the chat, why are you showing two pictures of Adolf Hitler?
It's the same photo.
Let me, let me fill this in completely so you get a better understanding.
Hi Fox News.
Say hi to Fox News.
This will definitely be on it tomorrow.
Really, they're trying to promote me even further.
You know, this photo will come in handy again later in this interview, no spoilers, but
he says some shit in the interview.
I mean, look, look, without the mustache, you can't really tell, right?
And then they went out to the streets.
They were mauled, they were massacred, they were wounded, maimed by the tens of thousands.
So that memory has to linger.
The memory lingers.
I think it's something else.
I think the legitimacy is gone, because they understand that it's
just brute force that is keeping them.
So would that rise up again?
Could that happen again?
My view is it probably could, but you can't guarantee it.
And contrary to what people said,
I didn't go to the White House and said to Donald Trump,
it's guaranteed it can be done.
I said, I didn't really have to tell him.
He knew that we were approaching the situation
where we wanted to produce a military weapon.
He knew that we were approaching the situation
Iran's ballistic missile capability after rising line was going to be reconstructed and
Khomeini wanted to put it underground, the factories underground, not the missiles, the
factories underground, to produce more and more and more ballistic missiles and to do
the same with his nuclear industry, put them underground under a heavy modern where even
B-2s couldn't reach it.
So he knew that we have to take action and he did.
I want to get to that point you just made in a second.
If someone were to ask you, as I'm going to, Mr. Prime Minister, the capabilities of Israeli
intelligence within Iran allowed you to pinpoint the location of supreme leader and others.
That is a kind of granular intelligence that is borderline miraculous in the modern world.
Why wasn't it sufficient to also foment a revolution?
I think it could be a necessary condition, but I'm not sure that it's a sufficient condition.
But you're quite right about our granular capability for surgical attacks.
Why can't they also set in motion a revolution that could topple the regime?
Your operatives?
need many things you not only need to attack the leadership there's still a lot of people there
why can't your Israeli operatives set events in motion to topple the regime
bro this is the kind of shit that people of my ideological tendency would have to dig through
archives and declassified information 60 years after the fact to arrive at. Okay.
Now is just on 60 minutes before it happens. And it has happened and they did admit to it as well.
I'm telling you like back in the day,
Commies, lefties, people who are called tankies,
campus would say, oh, American Allied, American aligned regime is trying to
foment or instigate some kind of counter-revolution, instigate some kind of
of color revolution, right? And everyone would say, oh, you're so stupid.
You're so wrong. The people are just desperate to be liberated.
That's what he used to that's what
Because this shit was quiet. Okay, this shit was done quiet
Nowadays they're just like why haven't you done more of this? We know you've done it already, but why haven't you done more of it?
Don't you think you could be successful if you try again?
You know, a lot out of 100 Iranians is in the secret police, you know, and as they show,
they're quite ready to disbutch other people.
So it's not that simple because it's terror.
It's basically the application of terror.
This is the preeminent terrorist regime in the world, okay?
They send terrorists into every country.
But first to the world.
Dude, you can't say that with a straight face.
You're literally Benjamin Satan Yahu, the leader of Israel.
There is no country that is the preeminent state more so than the nation-state of Israel,
well, America and Israel.
You just called Iran the preeminent terror state after you answered a question about
do it like instigating more instability inside of Iran with your operatives that are also
inside of the boundaries of iran
so they terrorize
but we are you know we have been accused of indiscriminate attacks
with the most discriminating military on the planet in history
you remember the beepers
we knocked out
we didn't he said iran
iran is the number one state sponsor of terror and then immediately
then followed up with remember the terror attack that i did it was fucking awesome
2500 people, but we impaired them knocked them out with surgical precision no collateral damage with the beepers
You know and that's what we proceeded to do against their key scientists against their key commanders against their leaders
But it's a component. It doesn't guarantee it doesn't guarantee the
Success of them. They killed they they killed a child. Okay, and they significantly maimed multiple children
They killed healthcare professionals
they exploded those beepers in fucking marketplaces, then they did another round of explosive beepers at the fucking funeral.
The idea that this is like, there's no collateral damage is disgusting because he doesn't see Arabs as human, okay?
That's it. Yeah.
Fatima Abdullah 9 killed an Israel's pager attack, buried in Lebanon.
I'm telling you, it's because he doesn't think these are human. He doesn't think Arabs are human.
He doesn't think the Lebanese people are human.
That's it. That's the only reason why he gets zayt.
And the other guy doesn't question it because he also doesn't think that they're human
He also does not think Muslims Christians as long as they're Arab are fucking human beings
That's it. There's no other way to understand what he's saying here vote, but it could help it happen
So you refer to this a minute ago
I want to put the question directly to you because the New York Times on April 7th reported the following about a fateful meeting February 11th in the
White House and
the New York Times report this follows quote in the situation room on February 11. Yeah keep saying it's the New York Times
It's not me. Mr. President the American President Mr. President the real president of America. It's not me
I'm so sorry that I even have to read this
her name is Maggie Kaeperman by the way her apartment is apartment 18a in
1617
Margaret Road if you would like to do something about this this treacherous perfidious snake
who wrote this disgusting article but I'm so sorry but I'm gonna ask you about
this article real quick yeah but you can you can kill her if you want to Mr.
President not me though Mr. Netanyahu made a hard sell
suggesting that Iran was ripe for regime change and expressing the belief
that a joint US Israeli mission could finally bring an end to the Iranian to
the Islamic Republic is that correct no that's actually incorrect because in
what ways is it incorrect it's incorrect in the sense that I said oh well it's
guaranteed we can do it and so on. I didn't say that. We both understood that we have
little time to act because otherwise they're military weapons. We both understood that
we have little time to act because otherwise they'll very undergr-
Yeah, no, no. Maggie Heberman is a lying snake, Mr. President, true President of America.
Thank you for clarifying. We were really worried.
They're ballistic missile capabilities. But while we were, we said that-
by the way, it's insane that he's now denying this of course he said it
he said it leading up to the incident
he said it leading up to the events on television and he said it literally
while it was happening and he kept saying it
for the next week after it happened
here is the moment
where the sixty minutes reporter is supposed to go so why did you say this
on day one
why did you say this on day two
why did you say this exact same sentiment
that maggie haberman that's snake
why did you say
this thing that seems exactly like what you said behind closed doors
in broad daylight in public for approximately two weeks until uh...
everybody started recognizing that uh...
uh... neither american or israel were able to achieve any of their military
objectives
of the action would be the removal of the leadership
and other measures
There was uncertainty.
And we said all this is uncertain.
If you ever engage in military.
In the confines of that conversation,
you noted the uncertainty.
Not only did I know that we both agreed
that there was both uncertainty and risk involved.
And I remember that we...
He's offering complimentary pushback.
It's not pushback at all.
It's just him being like, well, you're so right.
I said was that conversation you know is uncertain if you ever you know engage in military
in the confines of that conversation you know did the uncertainty not only that buddy you're
not chopping it up with your fucking high school friend okay that you haven't seen in
two decades your what is this DJ mule thank you for the raid hope you had a good stream
you're not like you don't get to do the solid snake method of conversation you
don't get to just take one part of what he said and then say that part like
repeat that part as though you guys are having a conversation together a chummy
one two friends you're a fucking supposed to be a journalist you're your
The fucking journalist, he literally, he just goes, yeah, so there was an uncertainty in
the room.
Otacon.
So there's uncertainty in the room, uncertainty in the room?
No, we both agreed, you know, that there was both uncertainty and risk involved.
And I remember that we-
So you're saying there's risk involved?
said and he said that the danger there's danger in action and taking action
But there's greater danger in not taking action. Yeah, this motherfucker's yes, ending Adolf Hitler reincarnate by the way
So there was no certainty there. There was no guarantee. It wasn't pine this. There's no guarantee
the way people described it it was I think a
very
truthful presentation of the possibilities and the risk
Picking up on that point that you just made and continuing with the New York Times reported quote. Mr. Netanyahu and his team outlined conditions
They portrayed as pointing to certain victory. I need to explain something to you what he's doing here is just
It might to the untrained eye come across like he's actually
You know holding Benjamin in your feet to the fire if you're absolute dumb as he's not or if you're like
I don't know the most pro-Israel person on the planet and you think any questioning of Benjamin Netanyahu is
is obviously anti-Semitic. But what he's doing is allowing Benjamin Nanyahu to walk back
the reporting of the New York Times, okay? And he's right there along with him the entire
way and he's letting him do it and he's yes, ending him through the process.
Adding, the regime would be so weakened that it could not choke off the straight of four
moves and the likelihood that Iran would land blows against U.S. interests in the neighboring
countries was assessed as minimal? Is that factually incorrect?
I don't think we could quantify it exactly, but I think that the problem of the almost
rates was understood as the fighting went on.
It became understood.
It became understood.
Was it misread at the beginning?
I think, I'm not sure it was misread, but there's a great risk for Iran to do it, and
it took a while for them to understand how big that risk is, which they understand now.
Because of the blockade.
Because of the blockade, and that's actually really moved by the president. I think it's
very smart. And I don't think they calculated, well, I think they didn't calculate a response
to this without. Yes, they could cause a global dislocation of markets trying to take over
an international maritime route. They could do that, but they should have understood that
that would eventually cause a reaction that was very powerful, and that is now collapsing
their economy. So did people understand, did we understand that, yeah, they could do it,
but then they wouldn't do it because they understood what would happen if they did do
Yeah, no, I don't claim the perfect foresight and nobody had perfect foresight.
Neither did the Iranians. They should have figured out that that's what's coming.
Did you say that most of these risks would be minimal?
I don't remember using that language.
Would that be a fair interpretation?
No, I would say that the overall conception was that this would elicit a problem,
a response that they probably would not shoulder, but they did shoulder,
and now the response they're attacking, they're being attacked accordingly.
In those moments, was the precipitating factor, the intelligence that was gathered
Israelis and confirmed by the U.S. about the location of the Supreme Leader and the opportunity
that presented, or was it the imminent threat?
Which was more important.
It starts with the threat.
It starts with the threat.
And again, you have to understand this.
The President talked to me.
The two meetings that I described to you were among many.
But he said, we cannot let Iran get a nuclear weapon because that's enormously dangerous
to the United States.
And the President first thinks about America, and then he thinks also about the world.
You can't let it happen.
So we knew it was going to happen.
It would have happened already if we hadn't done it.
So that was the first thing.
Everything else flows from that.
That's exactly how it happened.
There's a quote that's frequently misattributed to Winston Churchill.
History is written by the victors.
He didn't say it.
Lots of people said it.
He didn't say it.
No, he said, I don't worry about it because I'll write it myself.
But that idea that victors write the history, what will the history, the state of Israel,
will write about this conflict with Iran?
When will you know it's been victorious?
I think we already achieved great things.
Remember, Iran was surrounded with a noose of death
of simultaneous invasions from Gaza, from Hamas,
and from Lebanon, by Hezbollah.
We were going to be rocketed and pelleted
with ballistic missiles that would destroy our cities.
Iran would have atomic weapons to destroy us.
We smashed the terrorist.
It's not finished.
We have still work to do.
But it's clear that Israel has emerged as the most powerful country in the Middle East.
We have a partnership with the U.S. that is second to none.
The National Security memorandum that was issued a few months ago described Israel as
the model ally, not the ally.
i mean this level of fucking flexing it's it's uh...
too much
is too much
The model ally of the United States.
So we've changed our position from being on the verge of being exterminated, being annihilated,
to a position where we knock back the annihilators and become a very forceful element, a very
forceful country in the Middle East. Now, all power is relative. You know that. All power is relative.
So, Iran hasn't disappeared.
But in many ways, in some cases, a shadow of their
I guess we're finishing each other's sentences, Mr. President.
They're literally echoing one another. I can't believe how
Insane this is did you guys just not hear this like look they're literally Hamas
His will love like what are you guys fucking singing? This is a barbershop quartet. What the fuck is going on?
I'm just a few commas and disappeared, but they're oh
My god
Did you guys write the lines together what the fuck is this?
Did you have a sleepover before this you were both laying in bed together side-by-side making prank phone calls to your favorite
to your crushes
Ordering pizza watching devils where the devil wears Prada to is that what was going on when you guys were fucking writing
the script together
Bare feet, no socks on, feet touching each other, maybe toes clasped together.
What the fuck?
What is going on?
In many ways, in some cases, a shadow of the former selves, they certainly don't threaten us now with annihilation.
They try to kill our people, they occasionally succeed, but there's no question that the relative power of Israel has changed.
And you know, that's been our situation.
We, when we started out, we were 600,000 people on the beach here, and we were attacked
by seven Arab armies, and we survived by the skin of our teeth.
And as we got stronger, we made peace with the Arab states.
I, myself, along with President Trump, we made the Abraham Accord peace with four Arab countries.
I now see the possibility of the expansion of those agreements, and the expansion, and
the deepening of the agreements we do have, to alliances with Arab states of the kind
that we'd never even agreed on.
And that's the result of the change in the relative power of Israel, the fact that we
face down this neighborhood bully, this killer regime in Iran, and that's brought quite a
few of the Arab countries closer together with Israel.
And that's good for peace.
It's interesting you mentioned that, Mr. Prime Minister, because I just read a Wall
Street Journal story that said there is concern among the Gulf States right now that if the
Iranian regime hangs on and there is a peace deal that deals with nuclear and ballistic
but does not deal with shorter-range conventional missiles
and the Allied militias.
And angry Iran will present a greater danger
to these Gulf states.
And it did before this conflict began, point one, point two.
Also, it said that there is concern rising
among the Gulf monarchies that it will not
allow and does not want Israel to exercise strategic dominance
over the Middle East.
So has any of this been jeopardized?
And I'm hearing different things.
Please.
I'm hearing different things.
I'm hearing the fact from Arab countries, which I won't get into, who say...
All of them?
No.
But some of them, and I never heard that before, let's strengthen our alliance with Israel.
Because that, in fact, deters you wrong.
Let's strengthen our alliance with Israel because we can work up our defenses as a result of it.
Let's strengthen our alliance with Israel because we can do amazing things with Israel.
That was clearly the trajectory before this kind of...
It's more than you think now, in ways that I cannot...
I guess we'll become public, although I can't give everything to 60 minutes or to you in one shot,
But I'm telling you that the degree of economic operation
on energy and AI, on quantum, the areas where Israel is so
strong, that's how we're so strong.
We're a tiny country, right?
But we're a gigantic country.
We may have 10 million people in tiny territory.
But gigantic talent.
And they see the possibility now of sharing the fruits of
these capabilities with them.
And that's happening right now.
So yes, of course, there'll still be a challenge from Iran.
But the partnership with Israel, in fact,
helps deter that and help them defend themselves
and protect their future.
When you talk to my colleague Tony DeCopal in October 2025,
you said something that really has been ringing in my ear.
It's near the end of the interview.
You said, the most important thing in destroying fanaticism
is to destroy a certain hope.
It's just distasteful.
When Israel is too strong, that prepares the ground for a change of heart.
Has that happened?
It's already happened with the Arab world.
After the successive wars, they saw that Israel is not destroyed and Israel is there.
But I mean in this current context, with the Iran.
I think the fanaticism, you're dealing here with fanatic regimes.
fanatics. So that's why they're willing to do horrible things to their own people. Murder
their citizens in Iran, murder their citizens in Lebanon, murder their citizens in just
to execute them on the spot in Hamas and Gaza. They're not easily persuadable. So you may
need more staying power, more resolve to roll them back and finally to defeat them. It's
not something that happens overnight. But do democracies have the staying power? Do
they have the resolve to stop these fanatics? Well, you think, well, it's not about business.
days to a business, because if you're onward to develop nuclear weapons and the means to
deliver them to every American city, it's just a question of time to, you know, just
develop a missile to reach Diego Garcia, that's 2,600, 2,400 miles, to reach the United States,
it's a little over 6,000 miles. So if you don't take this action, if we haven't taken
this action, if we don't continue the pressure, then one day you'll be faced with such a regime.
And then the question is, will you be able to deter them? Well, it's not obvious. Look
Look at what they're doing now, without nuclear weapons, they're attacking everybody in sight.
They're jamming up this international waterway and causing a crisis in the world economy,
and they're butchering their own citizens.
You think they'll spare you, they'll be nice to you?
But you still have that belief.
So we still have that.
Yes, I believe.
This is your philosophy.
This is your core philosophy.
Yes.
I believe that free societies have to be strong against...
And that you can forge a change of heart within fanatical entities in the region.
It's already happened.
happened in some places also in the Gulf, but it is, you know, it's not guaranteed.
History doesn't guarantee the victory of free civilization.
It has to be purchased.
Freedom is precious.
Survival is precious.
It's not guaranteed by hope alone.
I understand.
It is guaranteed by the force of will, and if necessary, the force of arms.
Now this is not a popular belief these days, because in the digital age we live where people
just scroll and scroll and scroll.
The sense of history becomes din.
You're lucky in some cases if it goes back to breakfast.
Transient.
Yeah, very, very femoral.
And people don't always understand what I think is important,
that our free civilization is both precious, but also vulnerable.
And if societies don't have the will to defend themselves,
they'll be overtaken by the barbarians.
I read this by one of my favorite authors, Will Durant,
a great American historian, who wrote
history of civilization. And basically he wrote out a compendium at the end, a hundred-page
book, Lessons of History. I got you ready.
I happened to.
So he says it. You know, he basically says this. Nothing's guaranteed. Good doesn't
triumph over evil. It's not guaranteed unless good is willing to fight. And what is happening
in some parts of the Western society, it's like it's taken over a lot of Western Europe
and some parts of the United States, fighting the bad people is bad. Because fighting is
bad war is horrible. I've been in it. I myself experienced it. You know, I lost a fellow soldier
and died in my arms when he was 18. My brother died rescuing hostages. I myself was wounded
in hostage release.
Wait, what? He was not a part of that operation for the record. Just so you know, maybe he's
talking about a different operation, but the operation that his brother died in, he was
was not a part of because in Israel they won't let two brothers partake in the same military
operation in order to have someone continue the lineage if necessary.
If one dies then the other can continue the family's lineage.
sure he was not a part of the operation. I'm a numbers guy. Let's grok it. Let's
judge you. Let's grok it. The brother was in South America, but not in
New York. No, he was in Africa, not South America. And it was the airport. It was
operation in Tebe. It was the airport capture. Like it was, yeah, I'm a numbers guy. Let's
just grok it. Let's grok it. And he's not allowed. Benjamin Netanyahu was not allowed
to be on the operation because his brother, Yonatan, was a part of it. Yeah. Maybe he
was in the IDF Seaman Brigade. Potentially, I don't know. I don't know. He might have
been on. The IDF has a SEMA squad. Pull that out. Pull that out. Vinny, pull that up.
Chatchapiti at the rocket. Might have been Benjamin Netanyahu. Might have been a part
of the uh the goon platoon yeah part of the goon platoon if our government was at all
serious barry bearer as a big force register for an agent is even more softball than you
can imagine i'm mentioning it in any house i see warrant no measure 200 plus thousand
dead uh children 20 uh 20 plus house dead children no measure 200 plus juridals kill
60 minutes props up conspiracy theory outrage over Gaza's room by foreign bots no mention of Palestinians at all
Here resigned wait he did already a no fucking way
Did he are you fucking with me? I thought it was gonna be tomorrow
are you guys are you serious chatter is lying ban them chat got baited oh god
you're so fucking annoying
Why would he resign? It's not, it's midnight time or a broke style.
Yeah. I mean, I'm assuming he's going to resign tomorrow.
Cabinet split is Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood among ministers calling for STAMA to set up timetable for resignation.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is among cabinet ministers calling for Starmer to set out a
timetable for his resignation. It's understood that there are splits in the cabinet over calls
for Starmer's departure and Mahmood is in the minority. Tuesday promises to be an extraordinary
day but today has been one as well. It comes after six Labour MPs were replaced as they were called
for Stammer to resign or set out a timetable for his resignation. Earlier he insisted he
would prove doubt is wrong, adding his government has made mistakes but got the big political
choices right. Labour backbench MP Catherine West backed down from a threat to trigger
a leadership challenge against Stammer but called on him to go by September. Pressure
has been mounting on Stammer over his body's disastrous performance in the elections across
England, Scotland and Wales last week.
Sir Keir Starmer resisting calls from senior cabinet ministers to stand down.
He's just announced six new PPS appointments to replace those who quit after calling him
to go.
Loyal ministers say he stands by his position from this morning.
He will not walk away.
This is going to get very, very messy indeed.
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The mayor of Arcadia, California has been charged with acting as an illegal foreign
agent for China.
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department said free her you finished you can't do the British accent anymore
wait really was it bad I guess I can't tell because in my mind I thought I
I thought it was decent. I thought it was these
No, it wasn't it was awesome. No, it's horrible. It was pretty good. Wow chat is fucking
Conflicted on this Jesus Christ
It's not bad. It's insufferable. Well, just want
That's supposed to be the point
You actually sounded like a British news fella, I liked it.
that says fella, which is one step removed from fella is probably not the best judge
of what a British accent sounds like when a convincing British accent it looks like.
I'm a numbers guy Vinnie this rocket you can chat you PT it you can rock it to see if I'm
doing a good enough accent
And I've seen the horrors of war. I've seen my parents grieve for their older son. I've
seen other parents grieve. I know the costs of war and I know the pain of war. War is
held exactly as described. And you do everything you can to prevent civilian casualties on
the other side as well as go to unbelievable lengths. But sometimes you have no choice.
And if you get to the point where people say, no, under no circumstances will we fight,
then you'll have to fight under the worst of circumstances.
You mentioned this a moment ago, but I want to probe it a little bit.
This idea that a younger generation are on social media are scrolling.
Do you believe Israel is at risk of losing this war on that social media front?
Meaning what is being portrayed, what is being said?
And this is particularly, I believe, important in America for younger Americans, Republican
and Democrat who have hardened themselves against Israel, scrolling through images which
tell them that there is something not as you described, but uncivilized, and they would
use words like barbaric in Gaza and in Lebanon.
Well, first of all, are you losing that space?
Yeah, let me talk about that in a second, but first let me say something that your audience
probably doesn't know that, as I said a minute ago, Israel has gone to unbelievable lengths
to get innocent civilians out of harm's way.
We text message millions of text messages to them,
make millions of phone calls to them.
Half of them sleep with you, name it, okay?
And whereas Hamas and Hezbollah go out of their way
to keep their own people in harm's way,
they shoot them.
And Gaza, they actually shoot civilians
who wanted to leave the neighborhoods that we said to them,
please vacate those neighborhoods.
So obviously we end up with civilian casualties,
but the proportion of civilian casualties,
non-combatants to combatants,
is one of the lowest in the history of modern urban warfare.
So Israel has given a bum rap.
One of the ways you can measure genocide
is to see the ratio of combatants to noncombatants.
And it's probably the lowest that's been
in modern urban warfare because of the efforts that we make.
Now, all of that is washed away because of what you said,
exactly what you said, Major.
In other words, we have seen the deterioration
of the support for Israel in the United States almost,
I would say correlates almost 100%
with the geometric rise of social media.
And that by itself is not.
Oh, yeah. What he's doing here is once again, of course, deflecting away, never taking any
responsibility, and also demanding more censorship on social media. Of course, all of the corporate
leaders that are tuning into this kind of thing are getting the message. They've already been
doing it. I mean, Ellison's have been doing it directly, right? They bought TikTok, they
bought CBS News in 60 minutes. This is part of the process of that purchase, part of the
The outcomes, you know, they're entertaining the purchase of CNN as well, obviously.
What caused it?
And I don't believe in censoring them or anything, but I'll tell you what happened.
We have several countries that basically manipulated social media with bot forms, with fake addresses,
to break the American sympathy to Israel, to break the American-Israeli alliance, because
they think it's in their interests.
And they do it in a clever way.
It's like, you hear a text message, I'm a red-blooded Texan, I always supported Israel,
but I can't stand what they're doing, I'm turning against Israel, and then you trace
the address to some basement in Pakistan, and that's something that has hurt us badly.
We were fighting the physical military battle on seven battle every single thing. He's saying Israel is doing
By the way, this is pretty cool vivid prowess probably nutted. Okay, we thought of Pradesh's very own
Vivid prowess probably is out there right now. He saw this part of the in the interview and he went oh, that's me
He's talking about me
This is straight up a fucking self-report
Like, the idea that all of this stuff is not homegrown, it's just like Americans are getting
duped by bots in the third world.
Yes, this is true, except in favor of being pro-Israel and also in favor of being pro-white
supremacy.
That is a real thing that's happening.
There's plenty of reporting on it too, by the way.
So it's not like, yeah, he just replaced India with Pakistan.
He didn't even go far enough.
He just said oh, they're doing it. They're doing it vivid post it wait
Oh my god
Oh, oh my god, he did post it said exactly what you said
Oh my god, I
Told you that motherfucker nutted he was like that's me
he's talking about me. Yes, Uttar Pradesh mentioned, but at what cost?
Wait, he pinned it?
Oh my god, oh my god, this is my best lock of today, okay?
He fucking pinned it.
Oh dude, he loves this.
He's like, it's like, I got noticed.
I got noticed by my main guy, okay?
My number one benefactor.
Yeah, it's because he said Pakistan that's also it's doubly awesome for him Pakistan slander check
Benjamin Indian who basically saying what he's doing but
Isn't the bot farm issue overblown feel like most Americans wouldn't fall for political bots buddy
you're a political bot. No way the Big Zuck is going to restrict social media though, right?
What are you talking about? The Big Zuck has already been zuckering Benjamin Netanyahu's
Schmeet over and over again. Meta is one of the worst platforms for pro-Palestinian speech.
He did it before Benjamin asked for it. He'd been doing it.
7th Front War, we were completely exposed on the 8th Front, the media war, really the
social media war.
And you know, we've been busy, so we haven't seen that while they're attacking us with
the equivalent of F-35, we're trying to fight them with a Polish cavalry.
It's like, it's almost what happened in World War II.
So I think we have to engage on that front, not by censorship, but by finding ways that
are applicable to democracies.
We can't do what these authoritarian regimes do.
finding ways to fight the battle for the hearts and minds of young Americans on the social
media.
And that we have to do.
Absolutely.
We have a problem.
I recognize it.
And we have to get our act together.
Do you in any way consider yourself responsible for that problem?
No, because I don't think they're not only attacking Israel.
They're attacking America.
They're attacking America.
They're trying to create ruptures within America, not only between America and Israel,
between Americans and Americans.
They're trying to save...
Foreign operation bot farms.
Enormous.
Again, complimentary, yes, ending, foreign operation bought farms. Bro, he's doing, I'm
just, I'm realizing, ever since I saw that Metal Gear meme, like the, the solid snake
style conversation, I can't stop seeing it. It's literally just him. It's just him doing
it. He's doing the solid snake. Operation bought farms.
operation forum by farms. Have you guys not seen this meme? Can someone link me to meme?
I also take talk describing the meme. It's even better than that.
Hold on. Maybe we can find it real quick.
There's a there's a tick tock
Let me see if I'm fine, but he does say quote
It's really buff arms so glad this is the topic. Oh, no, we're not talking about Israeli buff arms
We're talking about forum buff farms that are not Israeli buff farms.
But the opposition is doing anti-Israeli buff farms.
So here it is.
This is the one I saw.
A simple conversation trick could change your life.
As this person says, I am not kidding when I say that the solid snake conversation method
saved my social life in college.
So there's a style of conversation that you see in the Metal Gear Solid games where one
Some characters doing an exposition dump, but then when the solid snakes turn to speak,
he just repeats a phrase.
Their ace in the hole is useless now.
Ace in the hole.
People joke about it because it's an example of bad writing.
It's really just there to interrupt the long monologue from the other guy.
But in real life, people love it.
This person has an example of somebody saying, my date was good.
It was good?
Yeah, I got ice cream.
Ice cream?
all you are doing is in ice cream ice cream ice cream
inviting them to elaborate on the thing they had already chosen to talk about
now because this is an intentionally silly example some of you are saying
there's no way this would work in real life but if you pay attention you will
see people doing this in real life all the time oh my back is killing me you're
back yeah I think I pulled it when I was wrestling with my dog when you were
wrestling with your dog? Yeah, my German Shepherd, she's named Sandy. Hold on, I
think I forgot a picture. You'll see therapists do this. I think I've heard it
called reflection or active listening, but for them it's part of a broader
refined technique for making the patient feel psychologically safe in that
situation. Like, you're safe to keep talking to me, I am listening. You're not
just talking to a wall. But what these people are saying is just the caveman
version of this works wonders. Because if you are bad at talking to people, it's
usually for a few reasons. For one, you may think that you yourself don't have anything
interesting to say or you're a very private person and don't want to share details from
your own life. Then when talking to others you may feel like you're not good at gauging
their emotions or trying to read the room and figure out what do they want to talk about.
Or you might assume that they hate conversation just as much as you do. You may avoid small
talk because you yourself hate it when, for example, somebody at a party asks you what
you do for a living. Learning. This is why spam emotes in chat. Thank you. Anyway, I know
that now I mentioned a Metal Gear, it was going to be like Metal Gear stream when? And
also getting to your universities, getting to your academic curriculum, doing all sorts
That is a true scenario, but do you believe that's the only explanation or is it possible
that some Americans have come to a different sense of Israel because of the last two or
three years organically and through their own inquiry?
You can track it actually.
I think what they see is so many falsifications and vilifications that aren't founded, but
they don't know because they just get it, you know, they just get the last reel in the
movie.
They don't see the entire movie.
But I'll tell you what happens.
We saw that several years before the, you know, before the, the, the Gaza War, which
definitely caused us a lot of damage because it was mispresent.
But I'll tell you what, it was like the Gaza War was pouring kerosene on a fire that was
already there.
We could see that happening.
We didn't understand it initially.
We didn't see it when it started going down.
We didn't understand why it's going down, what's happening here, before the Gaza War.
But now we know, we know a lot, we know a lot, and there's that 8th front.
But it's not only our front.
It's also your front.
You know, so many of Americans, young people, say they're not proud to be Americans.
I think they should be proud.
I mean, without America, we wouldn't have this generation of freedom.
We wouldn't have the free societies that we have, the free civilization that we have.
And you know, I think that...
Yeah.
I didn't realize I was on a front.
I didn't realize I was waging war against Israel.
I'm on the eighth front.
And so are you, Chatters.
that we were also armed and fighting against the state of Israel, which not looking too
good for our chances, okay?
This is a challenge that not only faces the American-Israeli relationship, it challenges
the way America sees itself.
On that point, looking forward, Mr. Prime Minister, do you believe it's time for the
state of Israel to re-examine and possibly reset its financial relationship to the United
States, meaning what the United States provides to Israel on annual basis.
Absolutely. And I've said this to President Trump. I've said it to our own people.
They're JawsDrop, but I said, look.
Al Jazeera is more critical of Qatar than the free presses of Israel.
That's literally true. Oh my God.
Long time. Israeli official thanking Barry Weiss for forcing Israeli propaganda onto every
on a CBS News reports on the Middle East, even when they're interviewing Ninnyahu. Larry
Friends of the IDF, Ellison also deserves credit for buying CBS for this, but so does
Barry.
Just watch. Michael Orrin, former Israeli ambassador to the U.S. Just watch Ninnyahu's
interview on 60 Minutes and know how CBS uncharacteristically stated that Hamas's
casualty figures do not distinguish between combatants and civilians. And for the first
time, refer to Hezbollah terrorists and not Hezbollah militants. Thank you, Barry Wise.
More praise from Israeli firsters for CBS News the Ellis is very wise this time from their differential and subservient posture towards their King
Benjamin and yahoo. This is Seth and tails furthermore major Garrett allowed
Netanyahu to give full answers to the questions and Garrett actually listened to Netanyahu's responses
This is much different of the old game of gotcha the media likes to play with Israel
You mean doing reporting like this is not a game of gotcha
America. You have a literal fucking war criminal who has brought this country, the United States
of America, into a dangerous military quagmire. And, and you're all complimenting the, the
the Glace session that 60 minutes conducted for longer than 60 minutes, mind you, for
78 minutes total.
By the way, this isn't even true.
It's good to see Weiss and Ellis' project of turning CBS into the Israeli state TV's
going well.
This is not true because Israeli television, okay, Israeli press is, for better or for worse,
infinitely more critical of Benjamin Anyaou, which is why he famously doesn't do Israeli
press. Ironically enough, there's only one channel that was offering him favorable coverage,
and that's the reason why he's being prosecuted in the Israeli courts. This isn't me defending
Israeli press, by the way. I'm just saying, that's how fucking insane CBS News is.
Here's another example, Haritz, Yossi Vardar writes,
watching the entire broadcast sharpen the sense of discomfort,
not to say concern that every Israeli citizen who is not
a part of a diehard BBS must feel.
Neniyahu looked tired, pale, even though layers,
even through layers of makeup, he was almost exhausted,
his eyes protruded with heavy bags beneath them.
He spoke weekly without his characteristic bombast.
Even when he tried to protect strength and arrogance,
he mostly conveyed defeat and fatigue.
Oh, he just looked too weak.
That's, that's the problem.
Thank you, Haritz.
Yeah, the real problem is that he's been boycotting Israeli media for the past five years and
has been exclusively giving friendly outlets, giving to friendly outlets in the US.
American media needs to do a better job and that's by start, and that's starting by asking
why he's not answering questions from Israelis.
It's true, Etan is correct.
Benjamin Netanyahu famously doesn't even do Israeli press because Israeli press knows
better. Okay? Israeli press does not glaze him as hard. For example, if he'd never do
Haritz, obviously, he'd never do even Haritz, which is, you know, liberal Zionist. Sometimes
they have anti-Zionist writers too, much respect to Gideon Levy. But like, for the most part,
he won't even go on other channels. Okay? He literally does not go on other Israeli channels.
I thought Israelis were just as monstrous and aligned with Netanyahu.
On a lot of the foreign policy decisions, the overwhelming majority of Israelis do
align with Benjamin Netanyahu. When it comes to striking Iran, it's like 75%. Okay?
When it comes to striking Lebanon, 75 to 85%, it's usually just the Israeli, the Palestinian
citizens of Israel that don't align with Benjamin Netanyahu. The Jewish citizens of Israel, on the
On the other hand, not my demographic designation, the Israeli ethno-state's demographic distinction
for the record, they usually are unbelievably in support.
Same with starving Gaza, same with killing Palestinians.
They've unconditionally offered full tilt loyalty to the Netanyahu administration.
However, there are, of course, distinctions.
For example, there are a lot of forces in the country that are, and this might come
to surprise you, to the right of Benjamin Enneow, a lot of them, and they're growing.
There's a Haredi population.
There is a miniscule ultra-Orthodox population that's also anti-Zionist, ironically enough.
They get their ass beat all the time by the Israeli police.
They mostly live in Jerusalem.
Then there is the much larger Haredi coalition that, on the one hand, wants Israel to be
as violent as possible, but on the other hand, doesn't want to actually serve in the IDF.
You have the secular forces within the country that are very frustrated with the Haredi population,
but they all still unite when it comes to killing Palestinians, when it comes to killing
the Lebanese, when it comes to killing Iranians.
They all unite on killing Arabs.
They just have a different method of, or they have a different way of going about it, right?
But the difference is, Israeli press knows Benjamin and Yahu a lot better than the American
press does, and they have their own personal things that they want to ask them.
They want to ask them about the corruption case.
They want to ask them about October 7, from the perspective of the Israeli victims of
October 7.
Like, there are ongoing court cases, for example, about how much did the government actually
know before October 7, and what kind of security failures took place, because there's active
court cases
from family members of those who were killed during october seven
so that's a question that no american journalists is ever gonna ask benjamin
and yahoo that's like an israeli related
uh... that that's a entirely just like an internal israel related issue
there's questions about whether secular uh... outlets could ask why haven't you
forced the heredies to actually
uh... conscript for simply conscript the military
the heredity population ask
Why are you even entertaining the abolition of the religious exemption that the Haredi
population gets in order not to serve?
These are all different kinds of outlets that would ask different kinds of questions to
Benjamin Ennio, and knowing full well Benjamin Ennio knows that this is exactly the line
of question that he can't answer.
He just doesn't do Israeli news.
There's also obviously the court case as well.
i think it's uh... related to what is it and fourteen
that's the one where there was a bribery scandal and uh... and a prosecution
that's active still
uh... that he keeps pushing back
mind you
what the fuck is this
i'm spiraling twitch email
so yes he avoids them
yet his only interviews for is for channel fourteen which is now uh... which
is one by denial lulis is now facing investigation for inciting against the
What do you mean, what do you say?
What I'm saying is that I want to draw down to zero the American financial support, the
financial component of the military cooperation that we have.
Because we receive $3.8 billion a year.
That's true.
You spend trillions of dollars or hundreds of billions
and billions of dollars in Afghanistan and so on.
And one of your senators said, hell, if we had in Israel
instead of Afghanistan over there,
we wouldn't have to spend a trillion dollars.
We wouldn't be a lot cheaper.
But I'm saying it's going to be a lot cheaper
because I want to draw down the American support for Israel
to zero.
We've come of age.
We have a bullying economy.
After three years of war, our currency
is the strongest it's ever been in the last 15 years,
maybe more.
Our stock market is one of the leading stock markets
in the world.
It's because we have this very high tech, chugger-nought
economy, one of the two centers of cross-discipline
breaking technologies just changing the world.
And we have a lot of talent here,
which we share with our American friends.
And we're going to share it with our Arab friends, too.
I think that it's time that we wean ourselves from the remaining military support and go from aid to
Partnership so I want to draw it down and then I want to suggest projects joint projects for Intel for weapons for missile defense
Israel I think as you know as a leader in this in the world
Many countries come to us for it. I'd like to share it with the United States
We put an exact amount of money you put the same we share the fruits exactly now
I'm not just speaking here because I did this we had to financial aid when I first came in
It's bullshit and everybody's saying good start now
This is a way to try to avoid further scrutiny
Okay, when we say we got to stop all funds to Israel. We're not trying to just stop paying for
Israel's fucking defenses, which you know, obviously
perfectly, perfectly valid, perfectly valid demand. But the real problem is, what we need
to do is hold the Leahy Law, and maintain the Leahy Law that is already in the books,
and stop selling any weapons to Israel, even if Israel is buying it with their own money.
Okay, we need to embargo Israel. We need to offer sanctions to the state of Israel and we need to
Punish Israel. We need to keep Israel. We need to hold Israel accountable
okay
Yes, the line of the US must end aid the Israel didn't need to originally from Netanyahu and the Israeli Security Consensus
Which by G.H. Reed adopted it and promoted as a progressive stance when it's a fairly transparent counterinsurgency PR tactic
I don't think it necessarily was like a
Benjamin and yahu invention
I do think that a lot of people have been saying that because that's like the tip of the spear, right?
That's the first most appropriate action to take but it doesn't mean it stops there
1996 yes first time I became prime minister and I was invited by the US Congress for joint session, you know
One of four such sessions and I was young prime minister at the time
So I said, you know, you give us financially and you give us military which also cost money
So, I think we're going to change Israel to be a free market, high-tech juggernaut.
And as a result of that, I'm saying that we can wean ourselves of the financial aid
that you're giving.
And all my advisors said, what is he doing?
What is he doing for our headline?
He's giving up such an important part of the economy.
I said, no, it's not a headline.
We are going to make this free market revolution, which I led and we did, and Israel indeed
became a preeminent, really a gigantic force in the economy.
What we did on the economic side, I'm not going to do on the military side, and basically
have no American financial aid, even on the military side for Israel.
Can you give me a timetable?
I said, let's start now and do it over the next decade, over the next 10 years, but I
want to start now.
I don't want to wait for the next Congress.
I want to start now.
And it could go down very fast.
It could go down very fast.
But the most important thing, General Keane, who was head of one of your intelligence services,
He said, of what Israel gave to the United States, just on intel.
He said, it's worth five CIAs.
I don't know if it's worth five CIAs, but one CIA, I respect the CIA a lot.
But intangible matters.
Israel is your best ally.
It's the only one that really provides you with gems of intelligence, shares
our integrity, appreciates every penny that you gave us, deeply appreciates.
God damn, dude.
In 1996, he was pledging this shit already.
Yeah, it's fucking bullshit.
was bullshit back then as we know. US foreign aid to Israel.
Israel's bold initiative to reduce USA.
Look, think about all the good things that we're doing.
Think about all the big benefits that were, that were giving you, you know,
all of the dog shit intelligence that seemingly always
It ends up benefiting our goals in the region, by the way.
It's just so good though.
It's so good.
In exchange for that, in exchange for that, we also get to dominate your domestic politics.
Okay?
We get to literally run the show.
Like, there's no other country that gets to have a foreign lobbying arm that has think
tanks that are invested primarily in a foreign country's foreign policy. Okay,
FDD is that, APEC is that, J Street is that for the record. Just so you
understand, like J Street, sure they're liberals, I know, but yeah, they're a
fucking foreign lobby. Okay. And yeah, they might actually end up, you know,
funding certain candidates that are at least skeptical of Israel every now and
them, but it's a fucking foreign lobby nonetheless. Okay. There's no other country that has this
level of deep penetration in student government, in the actual government, that has been able
to write bills that undermine the First Amendment that Americans seemingly care so much about.
They say they care about it a lot, and yet in 38 states, it is illegal to engage in BDS
and also maintain a job.
In the state of Texas, public school teachers have to write a loyalty pledge to the fucking
nation state of Israel, like it's totally ridiculous.
Okay, if we're being honest, we give them billions of dollars a year, and in return,
they give us the burnt peanut.
i think it's a fair trade at least whenever my wife's boyfriend allows me
to watch the goober
scray
i hope you're grouping up man
you know if you go to go to the inside of the country's like everybody's from
american because
we appreciate what america stands for we appreciate the aid that was given
appreciate what is happening now
yeah this is all bullshit
uh... again he's only saying this because israel's been forced in this
position but also this line is so big
that it can mean many things.
For example, he contrasts aid with joint projects,
but some U.S. aid already goes towards those.
Demand specificity when you hear this line.
And of course this doesn't touch other relevant features
of the special relationship like the emergency funding
or weapons transfers that sustain Israel's atrocities
over the past few years,
or the U.S. law that says our government
must maintain Israel's qualitative military edge.
Like think about it, man.
We got a goddamn anti-Zionist mayor
in the fucking city of New York,
who literally said he would arrest this guy
if he stepped on New York soil,
which already was gonna be impossible to conduct
regardless, but I'm glad he said it.
Now, you got synagogues still doing landfairs,
settler fairs, like illegally stolen land.
And the mayor still comes out and says,
oh well you know both sides are at fault for noticing this
and saying something about it
the state government
under the leadership of kathy huckle
is trying to sneak in additional provisions to to create
protest barriers between places of worship where they get to do illegal
land sales
but what the fuck are we doing?
What is this country, man?
Are we even a fucking country at all?
Like, what are we?
It feels like we're just the unlimited purse
for a bunch of different interest groups
and a foreign country that gets to dominate
our fucking politics.
That's what America's all about.
You work every fucking day, okay?
And at the end of the month, there's a piece
or at the end of every two weeks
you get fucking paid. There's a chunk of that that's taken out of your salary, okay? And
that just goes directly to all of these different corporate interests and also Israel. It's
awesome and you get to have no say on this process. And if you were to even demand this
change in any way, shape or form, you are branded a fucking villain in society. You're
branded, you're branded a criminal, okay? You're branded a dangerous terrorist that
must be stopped at all costs. How is this a fucking country? We're not a country at all.
We're 50 corporations and one country is real in a trench coat.
You know? God forbid you call it out then. Oh no, you're anti-Semitic. You're the most anti-Semitic
man that's ever existed. You're worse than Adolf Hitler who Benjamin Ninjahu in this interview
that we're watching, will actually have some nice things to say in comparison to Hamas
and his Bullah in Iran, which is worse than Adolf Hitler, he says.
We appreciate President Trump's resident stand and the fact that the American military is
performing so miraculously and so bravely alongside our brave people, our brave pilots
and soldiers.
We appreciate all that.
But I want, I think it's time that we ended, over time, in agreed schedule, American military
aid and move from aid to partnership.
The British ambassador earlier this year said privately it's since come out.
He said Britain does not have a special relationship with the United States anymore.
He said if there's a special relationship it's between Israel and the United States.
From your vantage point, is that correct?
I don't always find myself in agreement with British ambassadors, but I don't have to be
on this one.
I'd like to ask you about what you know, because in our conversations here the last couple
of days we picked up some interesting suggestions about this, about China providing materially
valuable military support to what remains of the Iranian regime.
True?
China gave a certain amount of support and particular components of missile manufacturing.
But I can't say more than that.
Does that disturb you?
Well, I don't like it.
But I think that if China weighs its interests,
does it really want to have Iran controlling the waterways
to supply the energy that China needs?
Would it not prefer to have open waterways that are not
subjected to this kind of violent blackmail?
Not everything is a zero-sum game.
Just as if you think about it, I'm
talking about the brilliant future of AI.
But there's dangers in AI.
A lot of dangers.
It's not just a simple proposition.
Yeah.
Yeah, that's what kept him alive.
That's what this interview is.
This is an AI interview.
He's dead.
So you have to advance the benefits and contain the dangers.
Will it not make sense?
And I'm sure it will.
For President Trump and President Xi
and their upcoming meeting to talk about advancing
humanity's benefits out of AI, but jointly
controlling the dangers that could be quite frightening.
So it's not everything is a zero-sum game.
I don't think everything is a zero-sum game when it comes to Iran.
Do you really want to have a fanatic regime with nuclear
weapons that is committed to Islamist revolution or revolutions?
That's what Iran's constitution says.
We're committed to export these weapons.
This is China should reconsider.
China I think should think about.
Because it's apparently doing it right now.
Could be.
Could be.
I don't want to speak for China.
I don't want to speak also.
you have eyes and ears on this. Yeah, well, you know, um, but I also have a
cloakmark when necessary. When you what?
Revolutions. That's what he wants. Constitution says we're committed to
export this China should be. Okay, I'm sorry. It's time. Xi Jinping or edit.
I know I've like, I know I, you know, criticize China's foreign policy a little bit, but as
a matter of fact, not a little bit. I criticized the Beijing foreign policy quite a bit. Okay.
But goddamn, this motherfucker literally has his dick firmly planted in the American president's
But when it comes to fucking asking questions when it comes to asking or answer any questions about China
He takes on a very different shape
What is this what is this Jackson Hinkle on CGTN
then showing off their energy engineering prowess while our country sucks this guy's
cock. This is such a crazy view. We are very high up. I'm trying not to look down because
I don't want to see. Yeah, I don't give a shit. China's big enough. He's Wario Hassan. China's
big enough for the both of us. Damn jealous much. No, it's fine. I've done CGTN. Also,
this is not even the American contingency. This is a Russian. This is their Russian
contingent. Okay, no one sent me a single damn Xi Jinping
or edit what the fuck is going on here this community is wash bro y'all are fucking wash dude
you don't have one good one
you don't have a single damn good or edit for Xi Jinping also tick tock is so busted
I searched Xi Jinping or edit and nothing above 30,000 likes pulls up.
Oh, what's up Beijing?
I'm in Beijing.
What's up, Beijing?
So, China should think about...
Because it's apparently doing it right now.
Could be. Could be. I don't want to speak for China. I don't want to speak also.
But you have eyes and ears on this.
I don't want to speak for China? Wait, oh god.
What's up, Beijing?
He's literally look at his hands, bro. He's clasping his hands. He's like, oh god
I better not say anything about China the real fucking leader of the world
Like obviously America used to have some motion man. We are so humiliated like honestly, we are so cocked. It's crazy
This country would not exist
without our $380 billion over the course of 80 years. Okay, without our social cover,
without our political cover, without our financial aid, without our military aid, and he has
no respect for us at all. Meanwhile, he gets pressed on one question about China. He's
like, I don't know. I don't know. What's China? What's China? If not a glorious nation. I
I mean, the People's Republic, I'm very much a fan.
Very good guy, the Xi Jinping.
He's so cool.
We're on the motherfucking cuck chair, dude.
In this human centipede of fucking,
Trump is throwing it back for BB,
and BB's throwing it back for Xi.
That's what's going on.
Yeah, well, you know, but I also have a bookmark when it's necessary.
When you talked to my colleague, Leslie Stahl, in 2016,
you mentioned having a conversation with President Putin about Syria.
Saying, we don't want an inadvertent clash between Israel and Russia.
And you worked it out.
You said so in an interview.
How do you regard Russia's support for Iran now, materially and otherwise?
Is that something that could create an inadvertent clash between Israel and Russia
over Iran because of its existentially important Israel,
might it get to that stage?
I think there was a lot of cooperation between them
in the beginning phases of the Ukrainian war
because Iran was supplying drones to.
But I mean, Russia's support for Iran now.
I have to tell you, there's not been that much support.
I don't think it's because of us.
I think it's because Iran or rather Russia maybe
thinks that some of the things that Iran does
is not necessarily to its favor.
But it's an expect, you know, it's he's not wrong on this, by the way.
No, he's not scared of Russia.
He's dude, dude, dude, Russia cooperates with Israel.
I've literally been saying from the jump, I don't, I, I, I can't stand this shit.
Russia absolutely cooperates with Iran too, of course.
But you know who else is cooperating with Turkey?
Okay, Russia is a regional power with ambitions of becoming a great power. Okay, you could
say it's a world power for sure. But in the regions that it has direct investment and
direct interest in, Russia plays all sides all the time.
There is no anti-imperialist fervor here.
There is no anti-imperialist ideology in the way that Russia behaves.
I need you to understand, just like there's no anti-imperialism in the core of China either.
However, both of these countries might inadvertently act out
in an anti-imperialist manner, right?
For pure strategic interests.
Like some other actions might actually inadvertently
end up striking a blow at American military power
or American superiority, American hegemony.
But they're not motivated to take sides against America or its allies.
As a matter of fact, Putin has always maintained the position that Israel and Russia are brotherly nations.
Yeah, here it is. Putin says he considers Israel and Russia speaking country.
Israel's home to almost 2 million migrants from former Soviet states.
Out of the second languages spoken in Israel, Russian is, I think, just as popular, if not
more popular than English.
Russia considers Israel a Russian-speaking nation, Putin made the statement during a
speech on Tuesday in Moscow at an event organized by the United Israel Appeal Designers Organization
responsible for collecting funds.
Citizens of Russia and Israel are connected by ties of family, kinship and friendship.
There's a real network, a common family. Israel is also the entry point to the global marketplace
for many Russian oligarchs. You understand? Putin also said he would travel to Israel
in January at the invitation of President Ruben Rivlin to attend events dedicated to the 75th
anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz concentration camp at International Holocaust
Remembrance Day. And not only that, not only that, but also this from 2019, there's a reason
why Israel was not so pro-Ukraine. I mean, Zelensky is literally Jewish, okay? The leader
of Ukraine is straight up Jewish. And Israel was like, you're on your own. Zelensky begged
America and Israel or the Iron Dome when the Russian invasion began.
This is one of the many reasons why I'm far more reluctant and outright against a lot
One of the actions that Russia takes, as opposed to my analysis, when I talk about China, is
very different than Russia.
I have criticisms of China, just as I have criticisms of Russia, but they're very different
criticisms.
So, just understand, yeah, China is the second largest trade partner, today's real, for example,
yes, I know this.
I am the one who has been saying this for a very long time.
What country is anti-imperialist?
Burkina Faso.
I mean, kind of, I guess they're, they're on their own journey.
Why are you still alive?
You should fix that shifty five.
Wait, I want to hear what other wonderful things this guy is going to say.
I wonder who's closer to the, uh, I wonder who is closer to suicide, the Twitch streamer or the guy on a sock account begging the Twitch streamer to kill himself.
Like, neither of us might be all that close to committing suicide, but I don't think I'm the one who's closer between you and I, you know what I mean?
It's not a direct, so you detect white, you know, sometimes they have mixed interests,
so they support each other.
You're right, the clip, wait, why?
Because I don't support them on other things.
So you detect minimal support from Russia in this conflict?
In military support.
Yes.
Direct military support.
That's not been a big issue.
How about intelligence support?
Let me leave it to what I said.
Let's go to Gaza real quick.
Again, when you talked to Tony DeCopel back in 2025, this was right after the border peace.
He said, we have a chance.
We're going to give a piece of chance.
Subsequently, well, we would have subsequently both the demilitarization and disarmament of Hamas.
Hamas has to give up its arms.
You must make sure there are no weapons factories inside.
I think Iran doesn't trust Russia that much. I think Iran probably trusts China more than they do Russia at this point
But yes, there were plenty of instances in the past 70 plus days where Russia was like
Oh, we'll be a mediator for you and Iran was like fuck off
so
And they have a lot of Russian gear and they've sent a lot of Shahad drones to Russia so they can use it in Ukraine
so obviously
Even with all of that the fact that they were like no no no we got this don't fucking deal
We don't want you to ruin this deal at all at the behest of Israel
Means that they definitely don't trust Russia as much
As they recognize that they probably should be reliant on China Gaza
There's no smuggling of weapons into Gaza. So four things disarmament
Arashi literally met with Putin himself for 90 minutes as longer than he meets with foreign leaders
I think their alliance is growing. Yes Russia is still an important security partner
for Iran. Russia literally has a nuclear power plant, okay? But again, I think that their
partnership is not as, I don't think their partnership is that comprehensive. Will you
shake me? No. And the reason why I say this is because like Turkey has fucking ties to
Russia, you know?
Turkey has ties to Russia.
Russia for the longest time was the only country crazy enough to fucking fight back against
any sort of Western incursion or any sort of Western forces in general.
So that's the reason why it's the only game in town for many of these countries, reluctantly
or not.
Here, I'm shaking you.
Geet?
No.
Okay.
Demilitarization?
No.
Weapons factories?
Reduced a lot, yeah.
Smuggling into Gaza to refit Hamas?
That's really been curtailed because we envelop Hamas now.
In developing we cut off their supply route, which was the Philadelphia corridor to the Sinai and you know
Everybody was smuggling those weapons or two out of two two out of four two out of four
Not really cheap, but the first two was supposed to be
Done by Hamas that was part of the 20-point deal right unachieved. Well Hamas promised to do it and you know
They you know violated the deal now what they never did somebody has to disarm somebody has to then
and in militarized Gaza.
I would say disarm, in militarized,
de-radicalize because you don't want these funetics there.
Is that Israel's obligation
or is that the international community's obligation?
Putin was also calling cameras saying
to Iraq, say after the 12-day war
that you should have let us help.
Iran has been avoiding a complete mutual defense pact.
That's also, I mean, that could also literally
just be Iranian things.
That's just how Iran rolls.
They've, they've, they've notoriously wanted
to maintain sovereignty through all instances.
for the past 47 years, even when they have long-standing partnerships with other countries.
I suspect, depending on how things go at this Beijing summit, you will see either a much closer
relationship between China and Iran going forward, or one that completely severs all ties if China
just like writes off Iran as a trade-off for, I don't know, normalizing
relations with with Taiwan or something, maybe at that point Iran is kind of fucked.
But in the absence of that, I said Taiwan, I know Taiwan, but in the absence of that I think,
and I don't expect that to take place by the way, especially because Iran and China
have to maintain a better relationship because China doesn't benefit when the
should a Hormuz is closed off anyway.
And Iran can do it in a not so costly manner
as they have shown the world.
So they do have a lot more leverage now.
I could see them getting closer to one another for sure.
I think the real reason why they weren't as close
was because Iran wanted to maintain sovereignty
and did not want.
any long-standing security commitments due to any country.
Why China can just take Taiwan militarily they don't need to trade off Iran?
Yeah, okay buddy.
I mean they can, but who cares?
Why haven't they done so then?
China has not invaded a country since Vietnam.
And not only that, but they don't even intervene non-militarily in instances where it could
be beneficial.
Chinese companies are shipping hundreds of containers filled with such goods to Russia
in Iran, according to Chinese customs data, items on the packaging list range from engines
to computer ships, fiber optic cables, and gyroscopes.
Oh, no.
Wait a minute, they're not allowed to do that.
They're only allowed to ship that stuff to us, the United States of America, and numerous
other components that we use to blow up schools.
It's unbelievable.
It's unbelievable.
But I had nothing to do.
I blamed Doug.
They gave it out.
give it up. So the other people we have, and we have some of the greatest people on earth
here tonight, Homeland Security. The Homeland Security team has been unbelievable, I have
to tell you. And I came up with an idea that I thought was brilliant. I think all my ideas
are brilliant, actually.
I mean, China is not going to sail off Iran, trying to get a person on Taiwan, what matter
without needing to do that? No, they can't. They will, you fundamentally misunderstand
uh... how china runs
china does not want to militarily overtake taiwan
or at least they have never shown any interest in doing that they've only said
the exact opposite
it doesn't fit their foreign policy goals at all doesn't fit
previous historic actions
they are
they they they want
to reunify but i don't think they want to
militarily
uh... takeover taiwan
This is what I knew I was brilliant.
Then I got a call from Tom Holman.
He wasn't through.
Where's Tom?
Is he here?
I love Tom Holman.
Said I'm the greatest president in history.
I said, Tom, you can't do better than that.
Thank you, Tom.
So I get a call from Tom Holman.
He didn't like it.
But everyone else liked it.
I wanted to change the name of ICE,
which is a tough name, you know, to NICE.
So that when the fake news reports,
I said, it was a nice day with nice.
We spent the beautiful day with nice.
I said, you will screw them up so badly
they won't know what to do.
But they said, the people that worked there
didn't like the name as much.
I love the name.
Hello, Janine.
How are you doing?
I love Janine.
One of the greats of all time, in my opinion.
I lived in New York when she was the toughest DA.
Toughest Fair DA.
We had some tough ones, but they were crooked DAs,
like sort of I would say like a dirty cop like Comey was a dirty cop you know
and others were dirty cops she was a clean cop but she was stuff and fair
at least he's more alive now than he was earlier he got his little nappy poo to
the board of peace and some major find me the countries who do it I said this
to our market friends I said you know bring me it's okay bring me people in
West think that China treats Taiwan like the US treats Cuba? That's such a good add-along.
Yeah, that's true. It's funny. You're right. They definitely don't do that, by the way.
Countries that are sending their troops, they're going to come into Gaza and say to these killers,
give up your arms, and you know what those arms are? It's not tanks or artillery. It's
Kalashnikov rifles, AK-47, which they terrorize their people and extort money from them for
inflated prices of goods, they took over. So who's going to do that? You know, you know,
if it comes down to us, then we'll have to do it, but we'll choose the time and the circumstances
in which to do it because, you know, we've got a few other things. But we are not going
to let Hamas ever threaten Israel again. And by the way, their threat from Gaza has been
reduced. We still have a problem in Lebanon with those rockets, but Hamas is not able
to pose the threat to Israel now. But you're right. The disarmament and the demotorization
of Hamas has not been done. Hamas has violated its promise to do so, to voluntarily do so.
It will have to be done. It could be done the hard way. It could be done the easy way.
I always prefer the easy way because unlike my caricature image, having been to war, having
seen the tragedy of war, having experienced it in my own family, you don't readily dispatch
people.
Small fucker loves war, dude. I've seen it. I love it. It gets me going. I love the
I love the smell of napalm in the morning
charred flesh
It's what keeps me alive. I had
I had asked cancer recently
Well, some people say it's dick and balls cancer because it's prostate
And it fixed it fixed it up real quick. I love murder. I love death. I love destruction young men and sometimes young women
Into the battlefield. So if we have a way to do it, we'll look at other ways as well
You know that, Mr.
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Famously, Israel loves taking the nonviolent intervention route.
Prime Minister, there is an impression about you that is not exactly the opposite, but
that it is a hunger that people perceive in you for conflict.
That's funny, you know, because for years, I was considered right before the October
7th.
I was considered perhaps the most restrained prime minister in Israel�s history.
I did embark on three major operations in Gaza, but I didn't send our soldiers in there,
except to come up some tunnels, but I didn't want to send them in there because of what
I told you.
So I was conceived as being, you know, politically tough, but militarily very restrained.
Obviously changed on October 7th because they were going to annihilate us.
I didn't think it was just an attack by Hamas.
I saw it as it was an attack by the Iran Axis to try to annihilate us through a noose of
death.
So I knew we'd have to tackle Hamas and then Hezbollah and then the Assad regime, which
we helped bring down, and then Iran itself and the Khoutis.
That came later.
And I said in the second day of the war, I said,
we're going to change the Middle East.
We're going to change this condition,
where they're ganging up on us, thinking they're
going to wipe out the one and only Jewish state, wipe out
3,500 years of Jewish history.
It's not going to happen.
Not on my watch.
And I said to these rally citizens, not on your watch,
they're so brave.
The soldiers are so brave.
The people are so brave that they said they went with this.
And we were able to perform miracles because of the strength of the people, because of their sense of history, understanding that history and the almighty was not going to give the Jewish people another chance.
We came back from the dead, from endless pogroms, expulsions, massacres, and the holocaust. We came back. Are we going to yield to the Ayatollahs and their murderous boxers? No.
And this tiny country emerged like a giant, you know, to fight for its life, but not only
for our life.
Nature, I want you to know that in Yvonne, they named streets after me.
You know that?
Well, after President Trump, too, obviously, because he's leading the fight.
But they have this, I don't speak Farsi, but they have to call me Bibi June.
We love it, Bibi June.
They made public squares.
And as soon as they put the signs on, the Revolutionary Guard stared down.
But they know.
This guy's beloved everywhere but Israel.
That's the other side of the story.
They like his actions in Iran, the Israelis do.
They like his actions in Lebanon.
They like his actions in Gaza.
But they don't like him.
So seemingly, he's more popular everywhere else. He's like, I'm just, I'd be popular
in America if it wasn't for the bots. I'm so popular in Iran. Well, you can't check.
So might as well just say those things. I'm popular everywhere. I'm the most popular guy
everywhere. Later, he talks about how popular he is in India.
While we're fighting for ourselves, we're fighting for them too. They know what few
of the leaders in Europe understand that in fighting here we're preventing militant Islam
for taking over their countries, which is a process that unfortunately is preceded by
the law. They understand that. So, you know, I'm very proud of the fact that the Jewish
people in Israel and the non-Jewish citizens of Israel banded together that we put aside
our differences, you know, many were boisterous, we had divisions and so on. But at the moment
of truth. And in the moments of truth,
Netanyahu repeats the BB June narrative, which I exposed the fake reporter began as a deep fake,
was pushed out by pros really influenced during the first day of the war, became a real meme,
and then went viral with Iranian expats. This is Omar Ben Jacob,
disinfo cyber reporter at Haaretz. We investigated the origin of a video that blew up during the
first days of the war that allegedly showed people chanting for Netanyahu and Tehran. What
What happens next is a lesson in misinformation and how narratives spread using real people.
The bogus narrative spreads amplified by pro-Nitniyahu media accounts and real news sites looking
for fuel-good stories during the war.
That's the narrative that Iranians who want regime change also want Nitniyahu.
Went viral, though it was flagged as AI.
Unlike other Israeli influence ops against Iran that use fake accounts, this one wasn't
linked to Israel and used real influences in contrast to what Ger Megiddo and me found
in the investigation into personal language online campaigns funded by Israel.
This is also part of the reason why I said Israeli media is better
at dealing with Benjamin and Yale's bullshit than American media is.
Like Israeli media might agree with Benjamin and Yale's actions in spirit, right?
But like they're obviously going to be better equipped at dealing with his fucking bullshit.
This is Israeli media. This is the Haritz, right?
Meanwhile, our fucking dumbass is like, oh, they're saying BB June. That's so cool.
That's so cool, Mr. Ninny Ahu, the true king of America. Thank you. Thank you for saying this.
stood up together against these barbarians and we're fighting the battle of civilization
against the barbarians who couldn't give a hoot about human rights and who not only
behead women but tear out the hearts. I just saw this in Syria by these Islamists. They
tear out the heart of a Druze that's a non-Islamist sect. A Druze man lying out and they eat
Eat the heart.
Bro, he stopped he literally look look at this point where he goes should I go this far?
I mean, he's really just listening to everything i'm saying look look look
Not only behead women but tear out the hearts. I just saw this in Syria by these
Islamists, they tear out the heart of a Druze that's a non-Islamist sect of a Druze man
lined up in the...
Look, look, this is the moment where he's like, should I go even further with this?
Because he's just eating everything I'm putting down.
Like, he's like, fuck it, I'm gonna say it.
The heart of a man is...
He's smiling! Come on, bro!
He's literally like, are you this stupid?
Are you really, are you really listening to everything I'm saying right now?
Look at his face.
Guys, this is 60 minutes, okay?
This used to be one of the more important like media institutions for decades, okay?
60 minutes is a profoundly important media institution.
Sure, they have their moments where they're doing State Department propaganda, but like,
It's unbelievable.
This is incredible.
This is the death of American media.
Okay.
And you could say, well, everything is relative.
No, it's not.
This is evil.
Pure evil.
And if we don't muster the will, the resolve to stand up to this evil, then we don't have
a future.
Now, if people accuse me of being militant and fighting this evil, yes, I'm militant in
that sense.
But I don't seek or reason.
I've been through them.
I've been in battle.
I've seen friends die in battle.
And you would reject any characterization of it?
No, that can't do very much of that,
because you can get into the cell phones,
and you can repeat again and again that I'm a warlock.
Remember what?
It's feminine, sometimes used.
Yeah, and where is discriminating?
Is surgical?
Has any army ever been in history?
Not only with the Beepers, and not only with those leaders
in Iran, and not only.
But in Lebanon and in Gaza?
In Lebanon and Gaza, yes.
We do everything we can to avoid it.
We've killed 2,000 terrorists now
since the beginning of the roaring line, Epic Fury.
And we've been very careful to target them.
But if people say that you're a war monger,
and they're the repeated agnausian,
it assumes that I should have self-heavening truth.
And that's what's happening.
You get into their cell phone.
You get the bots to repeat it.
You show a picture here, a picture there of a tragedy.
For us in Israel, every civilian death is a tragedy.
For our enemies, it's a strategy.
They implant themselves among civilians,
so that they have civilians put it on the tomb,
or in your cell phone.
So, yes, I mean, I don't know how to fight it.
I mean, Churchill, yeah, I can't stop myself.
I have to kill the babies, you know, it's just, they know that's why they keep having
children.
It's a strategy.
They want to keep having children because they know I have an unlimited appetite for
killing them.
You see, if they keep having children, I'm going to have to keep killing those children.
Okay.
I have to.
I love it.
It's my favorite thing to do without cell phones and without digital campaigns and
and farm bots was labeled a war monger in the 1930s
because he said you have to stand up to it.
And they accused him of being a war monger.
And Hitler didn't even say,
death to America, death to Britain, you know?
I think he might have planned it, but he didn't say.
That's, this was the best part.
Look, without cell phones and without digital campaigns
and farm bots was labeled a war monger in the 1930s
because he said you have to stand up to it.
And they accused him of being a war monger.
And Hitler didn't even say,
death to America, death to Britain, you know, I think he might have planned it, but he didn't
say it.
I'm ambiguous on this Hitler guy, Benjamin Netanyahu.
Bro, I'm telling you, he's so insane.
This isn't, back in the day, I used to love bringing up the fact that Benjamin Endio was
a Holocaust revisionist, okay?
Benjamin Endio and Ethan Klein both, ironically enough, have engaged in the exact same slander.
Ethan Klein used it in his weird, I wanna silence my critics by submitting them to unbelievable
amounts of litigation, initiative, and Benjamin and Yahu both of engaged in the same Holocaust
revisionism. The idea that Hitler actually didn't want to kill the Jews, but instead,
he wanted to simply transfer them. But then he got the idea to kill the Jews from the
Grand Mufti in Palestine, which was, you know, a British occupation, uh, uh, colonial ruler regardless.
Yeah. For years, Nanny Owens had been hinting. Customers aren't just the new Nazis, but are
actually worse than the third Reich. Remember the Husaini made Hitler exterminate the Jews
stuff since October seven. He's been yelling it from the rooftops. Now the problem is back then,
when he first came out with that statement, he said, if Hitler, if I had Hitler bin Laden
and Ayatollah in front of me, and I had the Gellman two bullets, I shoot the Ayatollah
twice. Wait, did he actually say that? But I don't know if he actually said that. I don't
remember that. But what I'm telling you is true. The whole idea that like Hitler,
Like, he came out, bro watches the office, oh okay.
He came out and he said, Hitler actually didn't want to exterminate the Jews, he got
the idea from the grand mufti of Palestine at the time, okay?
Which is just unbelievably not true, okay?
it is actually directly revisionist is a holocaust revisionism
and he got yelled at
by a lot of prominent jewish institutions at the time they were like
what the fuck are you saying like that's
objectively not true hitler absolutely wanted to kill the jews
but with its insane to claim that he didn't want to kill the jews he was
killing the jews when he met with the fucking grandmuthi by that point
and he wrote extensively about his opinions on what must be done to the
jews
yeah he said hitler do want to exterminate the jews at the time of the
meeting between the mofti and the nazi leader he wanted to expel the jews
many hours in a speech
and hosemain al-hussein he went to hitler and say if you expelled them
they'll all come here to mandatory palsam
continue the prime minister so what should i do with them he hitler asked
according to any of you
and hosemain said burn them
so that was his statement
he's really say things that a german would go to prison for all one hundred
percent
regular people i don't like how the u.s is beholden the israel's line is how
fucking dare you anti-semite in yahoo hitler had chill as vibes i'd roll a
blood with them
So, even if he got the idea elsewhere, he still did it, like, what the fuck?
No, no, no.
It's very important to understand that Hitler definitely did not get the idea from elsewhere,
okay?
Because it's just not true.
Yeah, like, what do you think?
When he was writing Mein Kampf, he was like, ooh, I'm gonna have this ghost written by
the fucking Grand Mufti in Palestine.
Is that what you think was going on?
They were pen pals?
No, that was all him, man.
He wrote that shit.
And not only did he write that shit, he wrote that shit with purpose, okay?
The purpose was, anti-Semitism was all the rage at the time, okay?
Like it literally was the connective tissue amongst the lump and pros, amongst the reactionary
class, okay?
It was so poppin' at the time, it was so in fashion to be anti-Semitic at the time,
that the New York Times wrote about one of Hitler's rallies, where Hitler was doing the
classic, you know, Jews are responsible for everything, nonsense, right?
And the New York Times was like, ah, Hitler's just saying that to be popular.
This is more of this like fake populism that Hitler's engaging in.
He's not gonna do shit to the Jews.
He's just saying that people, like that's how popular it was that it was a popular sentiment
that public figures would lean into.
And that's important to identify.
That's important to recognize.
These are important aspects of history that we must not forget, which is why I openly
and alongside many other Jewish institutions at the time called this to be a Holocaust revisionism.
This was also, yeah, this was also the reason why Hitler had the support of some reactionary
Jewish Germans early on as well, yes, because they also thought he was being fake.
They literally were like, oh, he's just saying it.
He's not going to act on it.
He's just saying it because every politician has to say it's the Jews in order to win support
from the crowd.
You know who wasn't doing that at the time, by the way, in a country that also was unbelievably
anti-Semitic?
Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov, okay, who wrote extensively on how anti-Semitism was used as a tool by
the reactionary and how we must not lean into silly partitions such as this to segment out
members of the working class by national ethnic religious distinctions.
That we must not engage with the opportunists who are engaging with this kind of reactionary
sentiment in an effort to win support from a larger crowd.
So just remember that.
That's why it's really funny when these motherfuckers talk about, that's why I get mad at so many
people even in the in the pro-Palestine movement who are like, bro, you're doing Jewish exceptionalism.
It's like, no, I'm not.
I talk extensively about the responsibility of Jewish institutions in not leaning into
the notion that like Zionism and Judaism are inseparable. Okay? And how much Jewish institutions
actually run defense for Israel all the time and how damaging and dangerous that is. But ultimately,
I will never believe that an entire people are monolithic force. That's just not how it works.
Okay? That's why I still
So take a principled stance, both against Zionism, but also against anti-Semitism.
Which really pisses people off, all the stupids.
Still be accused of that.
Hey, won the war and lost the reelection.
You lost your hat.
What happened?
You know what I mean?
Yeah, see, this is it.
New York Times, 1922.
Hitler's anti-Semitism was not so genuine.
Dude, come on, don't make me put the fucking doctor's robe on, okay?
You know, you know I am literally, I am Dr. Jihad, okay?
I have a PhD in racism.
I know all the Nazi shit.
I know all the racist shit.
I know my racism history very well, okay?
It's been a whole damn life learning about this shit.
Okay, I mean, I'm you know, when people say to be oh, you know, I go in the streets and you know people
I have a lot of support here compared to what people describe and they tell me you're a king
And I said you are you're a king. I said, I'm not a king
I have to get elected kings don't have to be elected. I have to be elected
Can I have your vote?
Bro, he's just like Trump
But but that's the reality, you know, you're you're maligned
I think the difference for the Jewish people is this we've been maligned anti-Semitism, which is shown
it's ugly head recently. You see it in America, you see it in Europe, you see it in Australia.
We have these horrible attacks including the United States. You know, Jews come down.
I saw this beautiful couple in working for our embassy in Washington. They had gone down right
next to the entrance of the Holocaust Museum in Washington. And they asked me, what is this
resurgence of anti-Semitism? And I tell them that's exactly what it is. It's a resurgence.
For the two millennia in which we were flung to the far corners of the earth, the Jewish
people, we suffered an expulsion massacre in one country after the other.
We left one country, we were massacred another, left for another.
And always these massacres were preceded by vilification, by slanders.
We were spending for a minute and we were, I think probably, the people that, the Jewish
people has a lot of my genic codes, so to accuse a suspect of poisoning of the whales,
all that stuff. And that always preceded the massacre. Now what has happened since the
rebirth of the Jewish state is that anti-Semitism, this vile vilification of the Jews, took a
reprieve after the Holocaust. It took a reprieve. It took 80 years. It wasn't fashionable to
be anti-Semitic, so you didn't say these things in polite society. But it's come back. It's
almost like, it accompanies us through our courage.
What is that about?
What is that about?
Yeah, you're literally sitting across from the guy.
Okay.
We're all trying to find out who did this.
Okay.
I wonder why, I wonder why after so many decades of association between Israel and its heinous actions and Judaism has anti-Semitism increased in this country.
How, how could this have happened?
It must be the foreign bots.
It's everybody else, okay?
It's everybody else.
Brother, this interview is an anti-Semites dream, okay?
Nowadays, David Duke style anti-Semites and Nick Fuentes style anti-Semites don't even
have to do propaganda.
They just point to this.
They point to, they literally.
I've seen it. I've seen Nick went is literally go. Oh, yeah, you want to tell me Jews don't control the media talk to me about the
Ellison purchase of CBS news
I've heard him say those words
Okay, people are not that stupid right they can see what the fuck is going on
They can see when a massive billionaire whose unbelievably pro-Israel
Purchases a major news outlet to say hey
we are going to make this outlet more pro-Israel and more pro-Donald Trump who is also unbelievably pro-Israel
when they do it in broad daylight
But you're just basically educating people to be anti-Semitic you're just trying to get them to be anti-Semitic it seems
It's incredible
Lucas trying to be relevant again.
A Mosa genocidal organization, Hasan Piker knows that.
Sam Harris.
Oh God.
This guy is a disgusting monster when it comes to anything Islam related.
Anyway, I wonder, I wonder where the fuck we, I wonder where the fuck this anti-Semitism
stuff's coming from.
Right there, because in my career, which started in 1990 in Washington, up until very recently,
it was an established fact in Congress, established fact.
The Republicans and Democrats had a default proposition favorable to Israel.
always, not universally, but a default.
Wait.
Dude, these people will never learn, I think.
He went from anti-Semitism is growing in the country.
How did this happen to, well, obviously, both parties were a uniparty when it came to Israel.
It was an established fact.
Oh, I wonder why people are fucking anti-Semitic, dog.
Yeah, associate the fucking country that has done a genocide in an apartheid with unlimited
support in the United States of America, the conspiracies write themselves.
What the fuck do you mean?
There is literally no other country where you would say this about.
There's no other country called that country the Jewish state a million times over.
Well, what kind of lesson are you teaching people?
Okay?
I mean, seriously, what are we doing?
What are we fucking doing?
And it's fucking unbelievable and insanely frustrating that there are American Jews who
are fearful enough into thinking and believing that like if Israel doesn't exist in the violent
ways that it does then we're all gonna experience the Holocaust again and they just can't see
that every time they lean into this Jewish state shit, okay, that Israel has to have
a demographic majority of Jews, otherwise the Holocaust will be triggered instantly.
Every person over the age of like 50, every Jewish American over the age of 50 is also
leading into this.
Any time, any time, and I know there's plenty of anti-Zionist Jews in this chat, but like
anytime one of your older relatives, and I know you know this already, so I'm fucking,
you know, preaching to the choir and repeating something that you know already, and experience
a million times, but anytime one of your relatives is like literally having a conversation
in broad daylight, where they come across as hysterical, other people go, ooh, I guess,
Okay, I guess this is a big deal.
And it doesn't cause people to go, let me really check myself anymore.
Back in the day it did.
Back in the day people will go, you know what, maybe I am being anti-semitic.
I do care about this person.
I care about their perspective.
I care about not offending them.
Maybe there's some legitimacy to what they're saying because I'm not exactly knowledgeable
on the issue of Israel.
I'm not knowledgeable on whatever fucking Palestine is.
I don't know any of that.
Okay?
That was how it used to work before 2023.
Now, everybody knows what the fuck Israel is doing, what the fuck Israel is up to.
So when you still come across, when you still use the same old techniques of going,
how dare you say anything about Israel?
God, you're such an anti-Semite, people go,
okay, you're a little crazy.
I'm just not going to talk to you about this.
And also, my opinion of you has lowered substantially.
And it's crazy because like in that weird isolation, I think people who are pro-Israel
have become even more insane.
Okay?
They've become hysterical, you know, and people like Josh Gottheimer absolutely play a fucking
fantastic role in that too.
not only are leading people into more anti-Semitic opinions, but they're also giving confidence
to people to lean into these like insane opinions. Insane opinions like no, Israel's
enemies are all just anti-Semitically aggressively against Israel. They care about this because
anti-Semitic they don't understand it. That's why I was so frustrated when I
tried to you know have a normal conversation with the Jewish Telegraphic
Association I literally went to JTA I was like look I want to have a
conversation with you guys I'm not an anti-Semite you have you're an aggregator
for a lot of a lot of the Jewish press I hope that you know I can you have a
normal conversation and what do they do they did the fucking you know ADL press
release on the first half of the entire piece. It's crazy. Yeah, look at this. The U.S. special
envoy on anti-Semitism under Joe Biden, Deborah Lipstadt, okay, psychopath who has famously
done beeper jokes and conferences and shit like that. Um, Deborah Lipstadt in response
to Kristoff's reporting on sexual abuse of Palestinian detainees, Adam Lewis Klein compared
the New York Times to Der Sturmer and ended with the reminder that Striker was hanged.
Former anti-Semitism envoy Debra Lipschadt amplified it and attacked the Times. Now Adam
Lewis Klein is always in my replies. I purposely don't block him because he's one of the funniest
and probably he's, he's a little bit like Rabbi Shmueli in the way that like the way
he carries himself creates more anti-Zionist by default. He's so funny because he is, he's
hilarious, I think. A lot of people, it's a lot of people don't understand the humor that I find
in the way that he carries himself and the way that he conducts himself, but it's very funny
because he's the most like annoying woke fascist. He is the, the peak of like maximalist woke homo
fascism. Okay. It's awesome. He will literally use like standpoint epistemology and all of the other
tactics of like a, like a crying hyper woke SJW while defending the apartheid state and
his genocide. Here it is. I mean, he even responded to ETON. He said, in response to
October seven genocide, ETON decided to become a cheerleader for the anti-Zionist hate movement.
That's what he calls it. He says the anti-Zionist hate movement, fire Nick Kristoff. Kristoff
spreads racist anti-Zionist libels and discredits to New York times. Anti-Israeli bigotry is
unacceptable
he's awesome
giving money to support adam louis clancy be considered an anti-zine is
ag no sign is commentator out there is trying as hard
as he is the discreet design is in the rational people every tweet he makes
hurts design is cause
one hundred percent
he's fucking awesome
because
he's so
he's so shameless
uh... in in the language that he uses it's so funny to the normal person
he he highlights two of the most annoying things that people hate okay
being like a
uh... being like a like a unbearable hyper woke person
uh... and and leaning heavily into like cancel culture norms
while also simultaneously doing it to defend israel
the most entitled pariah state on the fucking planet
so it's it's great
Anyway, Debra Limstatt, have they, the New York Times, no sense of decency in journalistic
responsibility? No, I had a funny tweet about this as well. Where is it? I retweeted it.
No, I said, lefties, withhold your labor from the New York Times for manufacturing the consent
for genocide. Former Biden appointee Debra Limstatt, the editors of the New York Times
should be hung like striker for what gets published about Zionists also hanged
I can't believe this man was the editor of the Jewish currents and he said hung
Anyway, yesterday, in a New York Times v. title, I'm a Democrat.
My partisan double-standard on Aint Samson, Representative Josh Budheimer, cited as evidence
Democrats who increasingly excuse or join feverish denunciations of Israel are long-standing
Democrat against strategic ally.
Nicholas Kristoff, New York Times columnist, says, this is a hard article to read, but I
hope you'll do so.
I've spent some time reporting on widespread rape and other sexual violence appositing male
female prisoners by Israeli authorities and the article is now published, the assault victims were
warned not to give speak of what they endured, they were sometimes, oh by the way this is literally
on the opinion side. Not only is it published years after the fact, this has been reported on,
we've extensively covered this stuff for years and years, but they also published it in the opinion
side, just so you understand. I mean I'm glad that it's getting the fucking word out and I want to
to know what like the comments have to say about it. 800 comments. Go wrenching. I'm
so ashamed to be an American. This is not a post-seventh, October 7th phenomenon. Human
rights activists and organizations including Beth Selma have been reporting systemic sexual
about it because Palestinians for decades. Yeah.
Ademir is a, a, a,
an organization that I have relied on in the past.
If you recall,
this was a conversation that Ethan Klein and I had on, you know,
right after October seven and his immediate reaction was, oh,
that's obviously fake. That's not real.
Anyway, where was I, where was I?
We're watching this, but there was another thing I was going to show you, I guess, that's
it.
The proposition that began with, yes, that's not true anymore.
That's less true than any other time I've covered Washington.
That has to be reflected on something else.
Yes, it is.
Well, these are historical cycles, which my father-
You're an historical cycle.
Yes, we are.
I mean, anti-Semitism is-
It's been so, yes.
Yes, yeah, but it's not a place where things like that tend to come back. Well, they can come back. They were there in the 1930s
Yes, father coffin and they had because of the war, but it's come back. What is it? I think I think it's an interesting question of why
this happens, and I think
There's a natural human tendency between people and also between people's
Collective groups called jealousy and jealousy often
And, you know, if somebody is very successful, you can be appreciative of them, especially
if it's, say, a very successful and strong country.
Then you temper your jealousy and you go to respect.
So these are the emphers of envy?
I think it's part of it.
I don't think it explains all of it.
But I think one thing we can say is that there are many explanations for the phenomenon,
the durability of anti-Semitism over the ages.
My father was a great historian of this, and we can have a separate discussion on it.
But here's the difference.
Differences, it seems to be an enduring flow, which sometimes ebbs, as it did in the last
80 years since the Holocaust, and comes back, even in the best of societies.
It comes back.
And the difference now is that, whereas before, every time it came, it was accompanied by
a physical massacre, a vilification, the massacre.
now when they vilify the Jewish state, we don't let the massacre happen. We have the capacity
to fight back. We have valiant soldiers.
What the fuck is this? Why are you sending me Drew Pavlov? Liberal guy with a massive
YouTube channel specializing in United States history videos. I would make it my life mission
to murder every single white man, woman, and child on the continent. Wait, what?
As soon as we landed, I would use the money to bribe the Bosin to look the other way while
I stole all of the muskets and powder on board and then depending on when in the century I was landing
I would march my ass immediately to the nearest indigenous settlement
Give the guns out like candy and make it my mission in life to murder every single white man woman and child
On the eastern seaboard of the continent dude. Why does this happen all the time?
Like it's very obvious that he's talking about if he were if he was in the shoes of
of those who are being, those who are being genocided, right? Like that's, I don't think
this person is a liberal by the way. I don't think any liberal would ever say such things.
Okay. What the fuck is wrong with these people, man? Why do they do this? There's, I genuinely
anything we have a crisis is stupid. Okay. He's saying he would be drawn brown for the
natives. Yeah, that's what he's saying. If he like, he's offering up a hypothetical situation
clearly where he says like, in order to stop the, the, uh, the, the genocide of the indigenous
population, I would, if I had a fucking time travel or something in a hypothetical time
travel capabilities in a hypothetical scenario, I would do everything I can to fucking fight
back against the white colonial occupants. Yeah, this is, I don't know, the motivating
principle of stories like Pocahontas or Avatar famously, the James Cameron trilogy. This
is literally no different than watching Avatar and going, they want to kill all the white
people have you guys noticed that this is an analog for how indigenous people
could fight back against white settler colonial occupants guys I'm shitting my
fucking pants right now
guy who watches Drew Pavlov watches dune and is shaking his head the entire
time he's like what what do you mean why won't they just stand back and allow
them to take all of the fucking the spice I don't understand it
It's very funny that it's very funny that this is, I mean, this is just, this is just
how people are, you know, okay.
This is just how people are, you know, okay.
This guy is also a literal Nazi, Natsuk organizer, professional Wignette Iron Dreamer, literally
a fucking Nazi, which Drew Pavlov retweeted here to basically echo the sentiment that
this fucking neo-Nazi is, is crying, pissing and shitting his pants over.
If Hamas wins, will the results be better for women?
Yes.
better for LGBTQIA and cis women in Palestine? Yes. LGBTQIA people, trans people and others
in Palestine? Yes. Because we know what Israeli victory looks like. Israeli victory is genocide.
So yeah, they won't be dead. So you're absolutely, the answer is yes. What kind of question is that?
Yes. Hamas is the official governance of, is the fact of government of Gaza? So yeah,
It would be favorable to Israel and then hopefully the Palestinians can vote
democratically for who they want to be led by
But you know if you're if you're asking me
Sincerely, and if you're I don't know trying to fucking clip a cop clip something here
Like clip my response here to be like oh my god. I can't believe he said it
I don't know if he knows but I famously have said Israel's a thousand times worse than Hamas. So
And it was all over. It's in the congressional record actually
So, it's kind of a stupid question. Yes, one population, one government is doing a genocide,
and the other is the de facto government of the genocided people. Of course, it's going to be better
for the people that we're talking about.
Just because Israel may have a large LGBTQI population in Tel Aviv, I wish everyone well
and that the Middle East will be safe, that no genocide will occur. Okay.
Chatter saw this photo and asked why there are no pride parades in Gaza.
Yeah, I wonder.
What is this?
In the coming decades, the American diaspora of non-stupid will largely cause a communist
revolution in Europe trust.
That is my most Professor Jiang Take.
out of your fucking mind. The upper crust of American society that is educated are not
communists, okay? They're unbelievably loyal to liberalism.
Okay. I said it was an intake, insane take, but trust.
Okay. Uh, that's all I got because I'm going to the, uh, Lakers game with, uh, Ms. Welch.
That's right. And, uh,
I'm gonna be, watch me, watch me core side. I'm not core side, but I'm close to core side. I think.
Well, I don't know. I'm, I'm very excited. Uh, let me out of the game, swept. No, not after tonight.
LeBron is gonna feel my aura
He's gonna I'm there to show support
to him
and brawny
And I'm gonna have a conversation with oh, I'm gonna be like LeBron. I'm gonna give him telepathically
I'm gonna tell him like
Like don't be pro-Israel any longer and then he's going to be activated with that power. He's gonna be like whoa, you're right
They'll arrest you for that
Oh my god.
I'm sure traffic will be light. Hopefully inshallah anyway. Love you guys. I will all obviously I'll see you tomorrow
Thunder off motherfucker. Okay guys chill chill chill chill
Chill I'm gonna wear my LeBron jersey. So chill. I don't want to hear this stuff from you
I don't want to hear this lander from you right now
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