🤬IRANxUS TRADE BLOWS🤬DOJ WEAPONIZED AGAINST E JEAN CARROLL🤬EF DAY 90🤬GLEN ON JUBE VS CULT

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05-28-2026 · 6h 48m

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[00:12:15] Now to the Michigan Senate race, where

[00:12:17] El Sayed is campaigning in Michigan,

[00:12:19] appearing on stage at two Michigan campaign rallies.

[00:12:22] He's coactively campaigning alongside Piker.

[00:12:24] The man who said,

[00:12:25] Hezbollah's flag is his favorite,

[00:12:27] because it's dope.

[00:12:28] Why would you align yourself for a raging anti-Semite threat who has defended Hamas

[00:12:33] terrorists?

[00:12:34] Calling them the lesser of two is, Israel's compared to the government's, the evil's

[00:12:36] compared to the government's.

[00:12:37] The lesser of two, that's what I find abridged too far.

[00:12:41] When I went up to my good friend, Chad, and said, hey, can you walk me through some more

[00:12:45] controversial statements of a Sampiker, even Chad TPC went out of his way to soften the

[00:12:51] edges of a Samp and he gave me context.

[00:12:54] Thanks, but no thanks.

[00:12:56] Chad TPC.

[00:12:57] Sompiker's campaign poison placing yourself on the wrong side of a 19 issue is only gonna make you look bad

[00:13:04] It's gonna be good for me. It's gonna be good for the cannabis that I work with turns out it was true

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[00:13:14] Me like heroes everybody

[00:13:27] What's going on, everybody. Everyone's having a fantastic evening, afternoon, pre-new, no

[00:13:40] matter where you are in the world. I'm a son, Piker in this house. I remember I got us coming

[00:13:43] to you live from sunny California last night. Those folks were live and alive. And I hope

[00:13:49] all the boys, girls and MBS are having a fantastic one because today's a beautiful day. Today's

[00:13:52] a wonderful day. No suit day. It's Thursday. No suit day. That's right, ladies and gentlemen.

[00:13:59] Not gonna lie, the suits aren't it either. I think you'd look better business casual.

[00:14:02] You know, collar shirt with a top button or two undone. No. Anyway, suitless, suitless

[00:14:09] Sunday. Okay. Why are you trying to copy Zoran? Why is, is, this is, how is this a copying?

[00:14:17] Azor, I don't know anyway suit break. We got a suit break today. No suit grandma stop watching. Oh, no

[00:14:23] Oh, no, but we're live. We're alive and I hope everyone's having a fantastic one

[00:14:28] I'm a little late obviously as I apologize for my tardiness for my delay

[00:14:33] But there's a good reason for it and this is part of our guest where I tell you about my personal news about what's going on

[00:14:36] The world of was on Oz and I've been partying between the time period where prison stop streaming button prison start streaming button

[00:14:40] So help me God and that's precisely what I'm gonna do. We've a Mexico Viva la Raza

[00:14:47] We're alive, we're alive, and we got a whole bunch of shit to talk about ladies and gentlemen

[00:14:53] Can we get a mijenta Latino mijenta Latino?

[00:14:59] Anyway, this is part of our guest we're today about my personal news about what's going on in the world of was on

[00:15:02] I'm a biker in between the time period where I press this stop streaming button and press the start streaming button

[00:15:06] So help me God. That's what I'm gonna do for all the pair of socialists out there

[00:15:12] Speak about insects for Ken Paxton assaulting you. Oh, yeah

[00:15:17] Yeah, I was victim of an insect assault last night. Wake up to piss in the middle of the night and I hear mosquito in the room. I'm like, oh, here we go, brother.

[00:15:29] Obviously, my mom loves leaving every door open. Okay. Let me tell you something. My mom loves leaving every door in the house open because it's nice. It's California.

[00:15:45] it's always summer vibes year round. And it's something that I absolutely hate.

[00:15:49] I tell them all the time, don't do this, please, please close the doors,

[00:15:54] please close the windows. Let's keep these windows and doors closed.

[00:15:59] But they don't want to do that. And of course, when I'm away,

[00:16:03] my mom is staying here. My mom is staying here and,

[00:16:09] and she keeps the doors open. So I'm a big AC guy,

[00:16:13] big keep everything closed guy, and she is no AC whatsoever, let it ride. So she did that.

[00:16:21] She did that for the week that I was gone. And in that week, I guess, you know, every bug

[00:16:27] in West Hollywood, California, decided to migrate into my home, including fruit flies,

[00:16:34] including mosquitoes, and I guess none of the mosquito catching spiders were actually there

[00:16:40] to do work, necessary work, good work. Um, I specifically try not to kill spiders, even though

[00:16:46] I'm, you know, not exactly the biggest fan of spiders because I know they are out there eating

[00:16:51] the mosquitoes, right? So there's, there's a delicate ecosystem, a delicate balance in my home

[00:16:55] that I try to maintain. Um, but yeah, I, uh, I came back, I woke up in the middle of the night,

[00:17:02] pissed, went back to sleep, uh, heard of mosquitoes. I guess it's probably fine. Woke up and I'm like,

[00:17:07] what the fuck is going on in my face? I was like looking in my peripherals and

[00:17:14] on my periphery and I realized there's like a chunk of meat that is disrupting my vision,

[00:17:19] my eyesight. I'm like, what the fuck did I touch my face? I'm like, uh-oh. And yeah, I took a photo

[00:17:27] of my face and let me tell you, it was not great. I mean, this has gone down since then. It looks

[00:17:36] like I got punch in the face. This has gone down. When I first woke up, it was like, not

[00:17:43] good at all. Yeah. He just wanted a kiss. Yeah, probably. Maya taught us about mosquito

[00:17:49] bites you. It was a female. Yeah, I know. Yeah, exactly. Another L for women. All right.

[00:17:56] So a verbana candle doesn't have to be lit. Works as a decent mosquito repellent. You

[00:18:01] can also put a cold spoon on the bite for five minutes. Okay. Maybe I'll do that. Maybe

[00:18:06] I'll do that James fish back is coming to Miami to do a meet and greet in Cali, Ocho

[00:18:11] Everyone let everyone know so we can get a big protest going hell. Yeah, okay, but I hope it's not Chagos brother

[00:18:16] I don't know I don't know your collab with Trevor and Eugene makes my South African heart so fucking happy hell

[00:18:21] Yeah, yes, I did the Trevor Noah podcast a couple days ago and now it's out and

[00:18:30] Hopefully you guys enjoyed I think it was a very enjoyable experience. It's two hours long

[00:18:36] We went through a lot of stuff. We talked about a lot of stuff. Does it itch? It doesn't itch that much.

[00:18:46] But in any case, folks, folks,

[00:18:52] I take 5 milligrams creatine slamming, 0.8 grams protein per body pound,

[00:18:57] for body weight and lifting 5 times a week. Why am I not solitary? You are.

[00:19:06] My girlfriend South African family will know you now. Oh God. My girlfriend's dad is gonna like you. I think well hell yeah

[00:19:16] What is this performance review from the chat house I employee evaluation gets it events a plus cuba doc a plus shout out

[00:19:23] Austin oxen march project delivery D Z way Obama knew some Hannity Van Jones reasons do not matter

[00:19:28] Yeah, what the fuck none of this is in my control not house and I'm posting F

[00:19:33] gaming f overall rating six out of ten feedback welcome soundboard edition a

[00:19:38] minus okay my Jen lit Jen X lips is your love show so hopefully this is your

[00:19:47] show where the light hell yeah we got some blast offs here as well thank you

[00:19:53] a droko for the blast off memes like our droko um yeah you you keep getting

[00:20:02] increasingly more uh radical with these blast off memes this seems but the

[00:20:12] bourgeoisie fears memory because memory teaches resistance oh my god what the

[00:20:17] fuck dude Kyrie please Kyrie please come on the fucking broadcast man what are we

[00:20:23] Doing this is internet discourse Penelope such a pretty name. Oh, thank you extremely common

[00:20:27] So it's still pretty I never said it was rare and I didn't say it wasn't pretty holy crash out

[00:20:32] Yeah, this is how every conversation takes place on the internet nowadays is crazy everyone's trying to fucking rage bait

[00:20:38] One of the feels something is really fucked up

[00:20:40] We'll get into all of that and more let me blast off real quick because we're late already. We are delayed

[00:20:47] Because I

[00:20:48] Went to bed last night shut-ass loser. You already know nothing going on in my life was so ever

[00:20:54] Watched a little bit of fallout

[00:20:59] Watched a little bit of fallout woke up early and

[00:21:05] Yeah

[00:21:06] What is this Hassan piker unfavorability rating among those living with children favorable zero unfavorable 49

[00:21:12] Yes, parents with children are not fucking with me. And my highest favorability is with children living with parents. I wonder how that happened. Anyway, um, yeah, I guess I have you were mentioned a recent Algebra bottom line program 007 game when maybe soon. Who knows?

[00:21:32] We'll look at this. I don't know why they keep fucking polling my ass. I am not. I find it very strange, but what are you going to do?

[00:21:44] Yeah, let's blast off this morning. I woke up early. I lifted some weights and it was great. Had a great time doing that damn thing.

[00:21:56] And also, I shot the podcast, we shot another episode with the boys, all boys episode, all

[00:22:04] boys epi, pride epi, you already know.

[00:22:08] And yeah, that's why I'm late.

[00:22:11] And I apologize.

[00:22:12] My one mom complaint is that I can't listen to barcats when my kid's in the room, so I

[00:22:15] have to wait for nap time.

[00:22:16] Sir, I beg of a coward collab, please, sir, just a crumb.

[00:22:21] Yes.

[00:22:22] Oh, anyway, funny, funkers, raps, story about them politics. Those last 15 minutes of the

[00:22:27] treasure, Trevor Norwood, go to tentative 60 day ceasefire deal reached question mark

[00:22:32] Iran and us trade blows.

[00:22:35] Uh, DOJ webinars against aging Carol EF day 90 Glenn on jube versus a MAGA cult and

[00:22:45] more get in now to be double dot to which not to be slash Hassan Abbey.

[00:22:53] We'll of course be talking about some of my, uh, some of the candidates that I'm

[00:22:56] working with getting some decent numbers and internal polls.

[00:23:01] It seems because we have maybe put the fear of God into these establishment

[00:23:06] Democrats that we are running against ladies and gentlemen.

[00:23:09] Of course, I'm talking about Dari Lisa, uh, as well as Clairville,

[00:23:12] and how much money outside groups are going to be spending on these races in New York,

[00:23:18] uh, New York. Anyway, um, so yeah, primary, June 2nd, uh, Chris Bennett is running for

[00:23:26] Congress California, third district, and he's standing as genocide of rejection sport from

[00:23:29] APAC and the Israel lobby. Thank you for your attention. This matter. Yeah.

[00:23:35] Uh, Zoran is looking possibly to endorse Dar-A-Liza. I know.

[00:23:38] No, we got shoycotts primary, incredible doorknock and operation. I am wondering. No, breaking

[00:23:50] new michigan poll what the heck what the heck yonty is this real is this real oh my god

[00:24:00] Oh

[00:24:17] What the hell oh my god no

[00:24:24] Oh

[00:24:27] My god ladies and gentlemen

[00:24:30] do not come ladies and gentlemen i'm gonna come

[00:24:37] no it's not look at the fucking pollsters name gargantua cox polly institute

[00:24:42] no it's fake it's fake i got so excited no no

[00:24:53] no

[00:24:55] No!

[00:24:57] No!

[00:24:59] Bruh.

[00:25:01] Bruh.

[00:25:03] Bruh.

[00:25:05] Bandai guy. Bandai guy who sent it to me.

[00:25:07] Bandai guy who sent it to me.

[00:25:09] Brutal. Brutal. Bandim.

[00:25:11] Mods! BAM!

[00:25:13] Mods!

[00:25:15] Put him through the ringer!

[00:25:17] Uh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[00:25:19] We'll talk about Francisca Hong in a second.

[00:25:21] It's you right now?

[00:25:23] Mike from PA reposted it LA poll

[00:25:30] Care bass, Nathya ramen Los Angeles mayor jungle primary. Okay

[00:25:36] All right, all right, all right, all right, all right. All right. We'll we'll continue will you be reviewing LA's election ballot anytime soon?

[00:25:42] I know things are asked but still them out. Yes, we will

[00:25:45] Okay, okay. Okay. Okay. Okay ladies and gentlemen

[00:25:48] Um, did I blast off already? I did. Okay. Straight to jail straight to jail for that one chatter who fucked me up

[00:25:54] I was in a good, I was in a good ass mood do the telegraph in the UK straight up running articles with fabricated quotes from you

[00:25:59] Now it's heinous with the straight-up lying man. Yeah. Yeah, they're trying to get me

[00:26:04] They are trying to get me to fucking

[00:26:09] Not be allowed entry into the you know a kingdom yeah, you know a fucking kingdom

[00:26:16] me. I talked about this in a sec. Lauban. Um, you know, a fucking kingdom. Yeah. In

[00:26:24] case you want to boost pro M4A propulsive candidate, challenging Auken Klaus. Oh yeah.

[00:26:30] Yeah. Yeah. This guy, this polos, polos guy. I'm going to need to look into him. I don't

[00:26:35] really know what his background is, but yeah, we definitely got to get that guy out of there.

[00:26:39] classes is ridiculous.

[00:26:43] Actual compilation of Pulsar, LCI Ed, yeah, I wonder why they don't pull this race as

[00:26:50] much, but maybe it's because later in the summer, you see as many crashing out over

[00:26:55] what Stavi said. Yes, I did. I did see that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But

[00:27:02] Yeah, the reason why they're not polling the other also every because they're fucking busy polling my ass for some weird reason

[00:27:14] I don't know why I don't know why they keep polling me. It's very weird

[00:27:19] It's it's a very strange phenomena because like I don't think it's gonna stop people from you know collaborating with me because they see the real impact

[00:27:26] regardless. Like the polls only serve some of my haters who will go,

[00:27:32] oh, he's irrelevant. It's like, yeah, dude, your favorite content creator if

[00:27:35] polled would probably have even worse fucking approvals. What are you talking

[00:27:38] about? Like we're content creators. We're in a very small sliver of the internet.

[00:27:43] This vast sea of information. Did you know you were with Trevor Noah?

[00:27:49] Um, that we were born. How are you raised?

[00:27:51] I was born in America. No, no, I'm not saying like a border agent.

[00:27:54] I'm saying like a life story. You're so defensive about it. This man is like, I'm like, I was born here. I'm a born in America.

[00:28:01] I don't know if you've heard, but the federal government's coming after me.

[00:28:06] You actually need to talk about the effort.

[00:28:08] Yeah, so I need to say it. I was born here. I'm an American citizen.

[00:28:12] I could run for president. I would never do that. So don't get scared.

[00:28:17] Um, that really, yeah, it was great.

[00:28:20] Speaking of crashing out, Alex Perlman and Philly D did like a whole episode on you.

[00:28:25] Nice.

[00:28:26] Um, but yeah, we, I did the Trevor Nopot.

[00:28:28] It was great.

[00:28:29] Um, it was really fun.

[00:28:31] Uh, but, uh, we'll watch it later.

[00:28:36] Um, Susan Collins, it was grand Platoners fall for enlisting in the Iraq war and not

[00:28:44] her votes.

[00:28:45] Wait, what?

[00:28:46] That's an incredible, that is an incredible statement because that comes with the recognition

[00:28:52] that her votes were dog shit, the Iraq war was bad.

[00:28:56] And she's basically, she's basically admitting that every, every dummy that went out there

[00:29:02] to fucking die, did it for no reason, cool.

[00:29:07] That's cool.

[00:29:08] I like when, I like when a Republican Senator, a sitting Republican Senator comes out against

[00:29:14] fucking Marine veteran and is just like, yeah, you're an idiot for going to Iraq.

[00:29:19] I wasn't in the wrong for voting for it though. Yeah, you're on your own, bitch. That's funny.

[00:29:25] Oh, that's awesome. Yeah, we got a lot of polls, polls, polls, polls, polls,

[00:29:29] polls, AOC versus Newsome, head to head, polls, polls, polls, polls, polls.

[00:29:33] We'll talk about all of that and more. We got the black. I already blasted off.

[00:29:38] Holy shit. We're all over the goddamn place. Jesus Christ. What are we doing here? Ladies

[00:29:44] Ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, we got so much going on.

[00:29:51] Yeah, Ryan Grimm, Susan Collins takes no responsibility for her votes and their terrible consequences.

[00:29:59] 18 year olds who enlisted in the military made their own choice.

[00:30:01] Okay, fine.

[00:30:02] But senators with fully formed frontal cortexes bear a bit more responsibility for sending

[00:30:06] them.

[00:30:07] You got lots of energy.

[00:30:08] Why are you in such a banger mood?

[00:30:09] I'm trying to get some of that.

[00:30:10] I don't know.

[00:30:11] I don't know why I'm in such a good mood, honestly.

[00:30:14] Part of it is because like there might be a ceasefire deal that's imminent and that excites me. Um

[00:30:19] I uh, you know

[00:30:24] I I was hanging out austin is yelling from the other room. He said you're you filmed with your friends. He's right

[00:30:30] Uh, you know, I was

[00:30:31] When I was in new york, I was just like on you know, when I wasn't on stream

[00:30:35] I was just like kind of by myself with my thoughts

[00:30:38] Scary, but now i'm back uh around friends and family

[00:30:41] So I'm in a good I'm in a good mood regards to the fact that a mosquito assaulted my fucking face

[00:30:47] I'm just gonna face fuck me

[00:30:50] But you know don't worry chat's here to kill that joy away. Oh always don't worry. I'm used to it

[00:30:55] I know it's I know it's gonna happen

[00:31:03] Dude it's it is pretty crazy though, like I mean I can't get over this fucking

[00:31:07] Wopper dude. How did this happen? It might not even be a mosquito. Honestly. It could be like a fucking

[00:31:15] Snake bite

[00:31:18] Could be something Aaron Rupar posting your face pics now. Wait, what?

[00:31:24] What's up with his large well under Trump's eye? Oh my god. He's just trying to be like me. He's just trying to be like me, dude

[00:31:32] That's what this is

[00:31:37] That's all this is are you sure it was a mosquito, bro? I don't know I heard a mosquito, but it could have been like

[00:31:42] I don't know could have been a snake give it a tarantula

[00:31:46] Could have been any number of different things. You know what I'm saying

[00:31:53] I thought it was a mommy mosquito feeding her babies though. I don't give a fuck. Hey, yo, fuck that mommy mosquito

[00:31:59] That mommy mosquito. Well, I can't even say cuz suck my dick because obviously the mommy mosquito did end up sucking my

[00:32:07] face and destroying me. So

[00:32:28] hold on.

[00:32:37] Hold on. I have to post this. We're winning. Did you spend the night in a

[00:32:52] coffin, LeMau? What? Imagine if it was a bot fly. It can be a cortisol response, I

[00:33:00] think. I don't know what it is. That looks like a spider bite, but in any event

[00:33:04] That's not usual might want to get a checked out. It's probably fine, dude

[00:33:12] Yeah, bro, bro RFK to come take all the bugs out of your house the way he took care of those snakes

[00:33:17] Yeah, the PDF link is not working to Macy's. I don't know why can you send me another one that works for the

[00:33:23] Eshalon pole or whatever. But yeah, before we get to all this other stuff

[00:33:29] Before we get all this other stuff

[00:33:31] Um, over to insights, uh, did a poll on me and we'll take a look at that.

[00:33:35] And all the fucking weird, the, all the weirdos on the internet are like,

[00:33:38] Oh dude, Hassan, you have no motion.

[00:33:40] It's like, yeah, dude, I know.

[00:33:42] Um, so why do I have so much motion in your fucking mind?

[00:33:45] Um, speaking of people who, uh, I'm, I'm constantly occupying space in their minds.

[00:33:51] Mia Stavros, Mia Stavi baby had a very wonderful time with one another.

[00:33:55] Okay.

[00:33:56] And during that wonderful time, there was a brief moment where we mentioned

[00:33:59] Asmongold. That brief moment was approximately two minutes long. So of course, as expected,

[00:34:06] Asmongold, who is not mad at all, who's not crashing out at all, turned around and made

[00:34:12] a 43 minute video. Masanastavra spent two minutes reacting to Asmongold's tweet calling

[00:34:17] the round people up and putting them in labor camps. And he turned around and made a 43

[00:34:22] minute video.

[00:34:23] what the hell yante hold hold hold

[00:34:53] We're back.

[00:34:56] We're back. We're back. We're back. It's fun. I don't know what happened, but we're back. We're back. We're back. We're back. We're back.

[00:35:02] Anyway, so,

[00:35:03] M Israel high, as I was saying, Israel is the greatest nation on earth, most powerful country,

[00:35:08] but also at the same time, very tiny nation, size of New Jersey,

[00:35:12] should have nuclear arms, should be able to use those nuclear arms. Israel has a right to defend itself, and all of Israel's enemies happen to be

[00:35:20] vicious anti-Semites, and very scary, very dangerous, very dangerous.

[00:35:23] Barbaric. This was the full clip, by the way. Yeah, the full clip was a minute long guy,

[00:35:36] like straight up, not even two minutes, one minute long, right? But that was enough for

[00:35:42] Azmin Gold, who's not mad, by the way. He's not triggered at all to make a 43 minute video.

[00:35:48] Now one of the things that these guys do always, and I think it's like a very small brained,

[00:35:55] like insect brain thing that these guys do all the time, like drama pervers do all the

[00:35:59] time, is instead of like arguing on, instead of shit talking one another, right? Or arguing

[00:36:07] or debating on the issues if there is like any sort of disagreement, is basically saying

[00:36:13] My opposition is very angry and they're crashing out and therefore I have won.

[00:36:18] I've seen this. Like this is a, this is a very common meta, right? Yes. I know the debate is

[00:36:22] happening right now. We're not going to watch it right now. Okay. We'll watch it later. That's

[00:36:25] crazy. It's a fucking midday debate in Mackinac Island. We'll watch the highlights.

[00:36:32] And, and it's very interesting because like, they'll always be like, oh, you got owned and you were

[00:36:37] really, really mad. You got owned and you were unbelievably mad. And I am not mad or

[00:36:45] owned at all, even though I made a 43 minute video about your one minute conversation that

[00:36:51] you, you, you had, right? And, and I don't know why his audience doesn't understand that

[00:36:58] dynamic doesn't actually make him look good. But to the average person from the outside,

[00:37:02] like you seem a little bit insane for having this kind of reaction.

[00:37:07] Mackinac is how it's pronounced. I don't care.

[00:37:15] Calm down. You're banned from Michigan now. Okay. Bye.

[00:37:21] Um, so.

[00:37:26] Yeah, I just, you know, I find it very funny that these guys will just like

[00:37:30] farm always, like one minute mention for like 45 minutes. And then their cope always is,

[00:37:37] oh, I wasn't even mad. I was just farming him.

[00:37:42] You know? Oh, I'm not mad at all. I'm not even mad. I was just farming him for 43 minutes,

[00:37:51] actually. I did that because I don't care. I did that to show you how little I care,

[00:37:57] Actually, and it's like all right if you say so man sure guy. He's fucking disgusting

[00:38:03] He like he was like how did this happen? He looks like shit, right?

[00:38:08] He probably gets no fucking pussy as mungold whatever the fuck his name is. Oh, no man. There's clout. He's got clout

[00:38:15] This what did you do girls suck his disgusting? I have no idea. I don't know. Is that what even like?

[00:38:21] I don't know. What does he do with his fucking?

[00:38:23] Today we remember George Floyd who was murdered by a former Minneapolis police officer six

[00:38:26] years ago at that moment.

[00:38:27] Why is he weighing in?

[00:38:28] He's some fucking idiot that what are you, what are you screaming?

[00:38:32] Because Elon boost the fuck out of this shit.

[00:38:34] But what did he stream?

[00:38:35] How did he get famous?

[00:38:36] Fucking mind-blowing.

[00:38:37] Oh my God.

[00:38:38] Yeah, no.

[00:38:39] The fucking World of Warcraft guy?

[00:38:40] Yeah.

[00:38:41] People listening to that fucking guy can't take a fucking shower?

[00:38:43] Yeah.

[00:38:44] Guys don't be like you.

[00:38:45] I'm telling you, I'm fat and ugly.

[00:38:48] You have to live like that.

[00:38:49] You just that if you, if you put light into the world and positivity, you'll get sucked

[00:38:53] off. Don't go into the dark side with a dirty ass motherfucker who doesn't even fucking shower.

[00:38:58] He doesn't know shit about what he's talking about.

[00:39:01] So that was it, right? That's that. That's the Stavros take, which is like a fairly normie

[00:39:05] take. If you don't know anything about Asmongold and you see him for the first time, that's

[00:39:08] like, Oh God, that's terrible. Like why are you doing these things? Right? So asmongold

[00:39:13] did a 43 minute and 32 second reaction to that, cause I'm brought as fat friend to talk

[00:39:21] shit about me. And I guess his entire commentary around this was, uh, that, that Stavros is

[00:39:28] fat and I'm a leftist to get pussy. And I think you guys already know, uh, my take on

[00:39:36] this, it's unbelievable copium from early 2010s when right wing guys will always be

[00:39:44] like, aw, I bet you're woke just so you can have sex with women. No. I don't think I have

[00:39:53] to be woke for women to find me attractive. I'm sure it doesn't hurt. I'm sure my politics,

[00:40:01] My genuine political opinions probably don't hurt, but that's not, you know, that's not

[00:40:13] the case.

[00:40:14] That's not the point, right?

[00:40:17] I feel like there are some gays that join the right for the brother, what does one even

[00:40:22] know what that means?

[00:40:24] What your shtick was that you're a hot guy, not typical ugly leftist, so how does that

[00:40:30] track. Yeah, I mean, I guess in his mind, in his mind, he's

[00:40:36] saying like, in his mind, he's saying that like, all these guys,

[00:40:40] they don't have any

[00:40:47] they don't have any other way of like getting laid. So they just

[00:40:49] do it to they do this to get pussy. nasty shit.

[00:40:54] Why do people listen to that fucking guy? He's fucking

[00:40:57] Disgusting shut up fatty

[00:41:03] Fucking god, dude calling stavros. How key is shut up fatty is so awesome

[00:41:12] What are you talking about fatty call me oh my god oh

[00:41:20] My god not mad don't put it in the newspaper that I am mad. I am not mad. I'm disgusting

[00:41:27] I guarantee you, if me and Stavros and Hasan had to walk three miles at the end of those three miles,

[00:41:36] I would smell the best set of all three of them.

[00:41:39] I would.

[00:41:40] See, this is what happens whenever you're fat, is that you think this is the way it is.

[00:41:46] He, like, he was a, like, how did this happen?

[00:41:48] He looks like shit, right?

[00:41:51] He probably gets no fucking pussy,

[00:41:53] azimuth and gold, whatever the fuck his name is.

[00:41:55] Oh man, there's clout. He's got clout. It's really crazy to me. By the way,

[00:42:01] I think that these guys are really kind of self-reporting. So much of men that are leftists.

[00:42:08] Wait, what did he say? Between us three, we're walking a mile. Who gets hit on the most? It's me,

[00:42:14] guys. Me, Asmongold. I'm kidding. I know he didn't say that, but that'd be really funny if he did.

[00:42:20] Is that you think this is the way it is?

[00:42:23] He like he was it like how did this happen?

[00:42:25] This is this is what happens. Never your fat is that you think this is the way it is

[00:42:31] Wait, what is that? What does that even mean ten Hassan? Is he so triggered by

[00:42:35] Stavros just fucking being like you look like you smell bad

[00:42:39] Then he's like well, you're you're fat you're fat. You should kill yourself because you're fat

[00:42:45] Uh, you're you're a fatty. You're a big fat fatty

[00:42:48] Ugh, ugh, you can't even walk a mile. Ugh, you're fatty.

[00:42:51] Had to walk three miles.

[00:42:54] At the end of those three miles, I would smell the best set of all three of them.

[00:42:59] Wait, what?

[00:43:05] Okay, so I guess like he's saying Star-Rose would smell bad because he's fat.

[00:43:11] Why is he saying that I would smell bad?

[00:43:14] I don't, is it because I'm like Turkish or something?

[00:43:17] bro, you don't have to sweat to smell bad. You look like you smell bad city. You smell

[00:43:27] bad standing in place because you don't shower. Yeah, guys. Yeah, I'll be honest. Yeah. Um,

[00:43:36] if we walk three miles, if we did a triathlon, yeah, uh, who would, first of all, I don't,

[00:43:41] I think between us three, if we're doing rankings on who is capable of walking three miles,

[00:43:47] I think Stavros got you beat.

[00:43:49] I'm not even placing myself on this equation because, come on, let's be fucking real, but

[00:43:55] I don't think Asmogol has done anything dynamic in his life for like the last three decades.

[00:44:01] So I assume that given how sedentary his lifestyle is normally, if he had to literally

[00:44:08] He walked for three miles, he was just perished at like the end of the first mile.

[00:44:17] I would pay top dollar for stop and he rose the shit out of asthma for five minutes straight.

[00:44:21] Yeah, I would see this is this is what happens as we go trying to start a hey guy doesn't

[00:44:26] have, hey guys doesn't sound look like he's kind of fat and will smell bad compared to

[00:44:30] me campaign is wild.

[00:44:31] Yeah, that is pretty funny.

[00:44:33] Look, I mean, sure, hopefully it works for you, man.

[00:44:38] Yeah.

[00:44:39] It's never your fat.

[00:44:41] Is that you think this is the way it is?

[00:44:43] He like, he was a no dog.

[00:44:45] We think you smell disgusting because you don't shower and you openly say you don't shower

[00:44:52] and you look like you got, you know, visible stink lines on you.

[00:44:58] I've never seen it outside of a goddamn cartoon.

[00:45:01] looks like there are flies over your head. Sometimes there are literal bugs on you. Like,

[00:45:10] like you do, you literally, you're, I don't know what else to say. Like, I think you ask the average

[00:45:17] person who looks like they smell worse, Asmongold or, or Stavros, like 99.9% of the time they're

[00:45:25] They're gonna be like you dog you look

[00:45:29] You look like the type of guy that that

[00:45:34] Someone would hastily say oh, sorry. I don't have any change on me brother, you know, I don't got change on me brother

[00:45:41] Sorry about that

[00:45:43] Mike

[00:45:45] Like how did this happen? He looks like shit, right? He probably gets no fucking pussy as my gold whatever the fuck is named

[00:45:53] No, no, man, there's clout. He's got clout this. What do it's really crazy to me?

[00:45:58] By the way, I think that these guys are really kind of self-reporting

[00:46:02] So much of men that are leftists are just using it as a mating technique.

[00:46:08] They don't actually believe any of this shit

[00:46:13] Yes, dude. Yes, Stavros Halkias in the fucking industry that he's in

[00:46:19] Is doing it to get pussy. That's why he's trying to be woke

[00:46:23] Like, he's a comic dude. What are you talking about?

[00:46:26] He could have a much larger audience if he was fucking right-wing.

[00:46:30] If he didn't genuinely believe what he's saying,

[00:46:34] if he genuinely didn't have that political opinion, if he's just grifting to, like, fuck,

[00:46:39] he could just be right-wing and have clout and still fuck.

[00:46:42] People don't care about it as much.

[00:46:45] Only, you know who cares about this shit?

[00:46:48] like, Oh, these guys are just like, larping about their world view, just so they can get

[00:46:52] laid, dude, a mating technique. Guys that say stuff like mating technique, those are

[00:46:58] the only people that actually do that kind of thing. They don't eat like this hasn't

[00:47:02] been a relevant perspective since like the, the early 20, the, the later 2010s, like 2016

[00:47:10] and onward where it was like male feminist guy who's like genuinely doing it because

[00:47:16] thinks like being woke is how you get pussy, like there is definitely, there are definitely guys like

[00:47:21] that, right? But I don't think it's like a, like a relevant meme any longer.

[00:47:33] You didn't think any of this. They know it's bullshit. They just say it because it's a good

[00:47:38] way to get women to like them. Yeah, this is just cope. I think it's, it's people that have like

[00:47:44] heinous and toxic politics, have to figure out why other people don't share their worldview.

[00:47:52] So they just decide, oh, it must be for an ulterior motive. That's all this is. They

[00:47:58] can't grasp that someone could genuinely believe these things. So they have to decide, oh,

[00:48:04] there's a financial reason for it. They must be grifting. Half the time, it's also projection.

[00:48:09] Because in many of these circumstances, they are the ones who are grifting, right? They're

[00:48:14] leaning into whatever their their first principles might be.

[00:48:18] They're certainly leaning into it extra hard because they know it's like beneficial.

[00:48:23] You know, it is what it is.

[00:48:25] That's it.

[00:48:26] So, yeah, I mean, I don't really like I don't have a girlfriend right now.

[00:48:29] No, I don't like that.

[00:48:31] Yeah, maybe in the future, I will maybe not.

[00:48:33] I don't this is not the this is not my whole life.

[00:48:37] There's sense.

[00:48:37] Yeah.

[00:48:39] Why is he weighing in?

[00:48:42] Why am I weighing in?

[00:48:44] Some fucking idiot that what are you what are you using up because you know boost the fuck

[00:48:49] What did you see him? How do you get famous fucking my work? Oh? Oh my god

[00:48:55] Yeah, people listen to that fucking guy can't take a fucking shower. Yeah, I don't need to because I'm not fat. I don't smell bad fair

[00:49:05] God

[00:49:08] That's awesome. I mean doesn't sell report buddy

[00:49:10] He said, oh, I don't need to shower because I don't smell bad because I'm not fat

[00:49:16] That's cold dude. That's

[00:49:20] Unbelievable cold you get your stinky ass out of here bro nasty motherfucker. Oh

[00:49:28] No, oh

[00:49:30] No

[00:49:33] This is why you look like you guys stink lines on you

[00:49:36] Oh, yeah, yeah, I don't I don't have be a dead because I'm skinny dead. Yeah

[00:49:45] Oh

[00:49:46] What are you a fucking libtard you want to shower?

[00:49:52] People smell bad to live like that you just that if you if you put light into the world and positivity

[00:49:58] You'll get sucked off. Yeah, this it's all about having sex with women. They're in top. We know it's not

[00:50:05] Like he's he's a comedian. He's joking. He's also not even saying like do politics

[00:50:11] He's just saying like be a positive person if you're a positive person

[00:50:16] Like women will be happy to be around you. That's the underlying premise. Oh my god

[00:50:22] I'm realizing we're doing the autism power hour once again where I artistically describe what jokes are the concept of jokes

[00:50:30] What is laughter?

[00:50:32] Is laughter the best medicine?

[00:50:35] Is it counter-revolutionary activity? Is it his laughter, bourgeois?

[00:50:43] He's seething.

[00:50:46] Yeah, I don't even need to shower, dude.

[00:50:52] I don't even need to shower, brother. I'm fucking, I'm doing great, dude. I'm doing freaking fine, dude.

[00:50:59] Uh, fuck you.

[00:51:01] Ugh.

[00:51:04] I hear a worldview and everything is built around

[00:51:07] the sexual approval of women.

[00:51:09] That's it.

[00:51:10] It's kind of sad.

[00:51:11] Really?

[00:51:12] And also, by the way, I don't really like talking about

[00:51:15] a lot of relationships or girls I talk to

[00:51:18] or don't talk to or anything else.

[00:51:20] I don't like getting involved in this.

[00:51:22] It's weird.

[00:51:23] I don't need to prove anything.

[00:51:25] I don't need to.

[00:51:27] Kind of feels like you felt the need to prove something yet.

[00:51:29] this guy said definitely didn't hit a nerve or anything law.

[00:51:33] It rules that Stavros is a direct opposite of Asmongold,

[00:51:35] a funny charismatic guy who gets pussy as a leftist because he gives a shit about

[00:51:37] people around him.

[00:51:39] There's no way that a fat ugly dude with that hairline on the right there was

[00:51:41] saying someone doesn't get pussy.

[00:51:42] Lemau buddy literally just became a meme.

[00:51:46] Yeah. These guys don't know who Stavros is very clear. So it's, it's funny,

[00:51:50] but Stavros also probably has a lot of crossover appeal with the Asmongold

[00:51:54] audience too. Cause I mean, he's a comedian.

[00:51:56] like comedians are usually universally well liked,

[00:52:02] unless they like heavily lean into one side of politics

[00:52:05] over the other, but even then,

[00:52:07] as long as their material is good,

[00:52:08] people will appreciate them,

[00:52:10] given that Star Wars is like, you know,

[00:52:12] of come town fame and come town is like the OG,

[00:52:18] like 90% of new podcasts that have come out

[00:52:21] are just ripping on fucking old come town bits

[00:52:24] and failing to do so.

[00:52:25] I mean, I would even go so far, say Shane Smith was doing that for the longest time.

[00:52:29] He's obviously gotten his own bearings straight.

[00:52:32] Like he has his own style and whatnot, but, but the reality of the matter is like

[00:52:36] CumCount was, uh, an unbelievably influential podcast for a lot of, you know,

[00:52:42] comedians for a lot of comedy podcasts in general.

[00:52:45] Here and no, we can't do cum count.

[00:52:46] It's pretty fucking crazy.

[00:52:48] Our audience is far too woke.

[00:52:49] They would kill us.

[00:52:51] You guys, you guys would straight up murder me with a gun.

[00:52:55] if I were to do, you know, half of a come town bit.

[00:53:04] But, uh, yeah, it seems, it seems to me like, uh, our boy, our boy

[00:53:10] didn't have a too good of a time here with this.

[00:53:15] Cause as many gold and star rows, like here's the thing.

[00:53:19] Star was basically the bizarro as many gold in many respects where

[00:53:23] Like neither of them care too much about their physical appearance. It's obvious, right?

[00:53:29] Like Star Wars has like a you know getting healthier

[00:53:33] Show and whatnot, but like he's a guy. He's a chiller like he enjoys his life. It's very obvious, right and

[00:53:40] And yet he has unbelievably good vibes

[00:53:44] And is very funny whereas hasming gold has rancid fucking vibes and is not funny at all

[00:53:51] so

[00:53:53] I'm not sure if you heard Asma's claim here, claim there, but he actually claimed that

[00:54:00] this singular reason anyone cares about hygiene is to get laid.

[00:54:02] Yeah, that's nasty.

[00:54:05] He's a nasty little gremlin.

[00:54:11] Also I bet Stavros smells great.

[00:54:13] Yeah, he does.

[00:54:14] He smells awesome.

[00:54:15] A lot of people don't know this, but I mean, I was, you know, I was a fat kid too.

[00:54:21] And when you're fat, you, you are very sensitive about smelling bad.

[00:54:26] So you're like extra attentive, bro.

[00:54:28] I used to put fucking powder under my titties.

[00:54:31] You know what I mean?

[00:54:32] Like I was going crazy mode.

[00:54:33] Like I would deodorize my whole fucking body and shit.

[00:54:38] So, you know, if you're fat, you care about, if you're fat, you care about the way you

[00:54:44] smell a lot more than other people do, at least that was the case for me.

[00:54:49] And that's certainly carried over to my not so fat lifestyle as well, where, you know,

[00:54:55] I got a shower at least once a day, if not sometimes twice a day, deodorize the fuck

[00:55:01] out of myself, perfumes, you know, all this shit.

[00:55:06] Because I am terrified still of the time when I was a young boy and I was very fat.

[00:55:14] And I would always worry that my ass sweat would be repulsive to people.

[00:55:22] And the thing is, I worked hard on it.

[00:55:26] I worked hard to make sure that it didn't become a problem.

[00:55:37] What is this conversation?

[00:55:38] I don't know.

[00:55:39] I'm just giving you a little bit of insight into my life, dude.

[00:55:44] Giving you a little bit of insight, booty sweat, that sort of thing. You don't want, you don't want to hear it?

[00:55:51] He's more defensive of this clip than when he's getting called an Aussie makes you think. Yeah.

[00:55:57] Um,

[00:55:59] Yeah, what?

[00:56:01] Can't I fucking cork the white boy be a little vulnerable for a moment? You know

[00:56:08] Can I can I not be a little vulnerable for a brief moment in my life, dude?

[00:56:12] But yeah, so where were we? We blasted off

[00:56:21] My favorite part of the stream is when the newsman talks about his booty sweat and powdered tits

[00:56:25] Yes

[00:56:31] Who they mentioned in this will shock you GOP lawmakers

[00:56:34] Urge treasurer to press ahead with probable the Sompiker over Cuba senator rick scott's piker off courses Rick Scott

[00:56:40] Senator Rick Scott says, Piker and Copic should be thoroughly investigated and held accountable for any laws broken.

[00:56:50] Uh, yeah.

[00:56:58] Question of reason to know whether Piker should have registered as a foreign agent under Foreign Agents Registration Act, the National Jewish Advocacy Center.

[00:57:05] Wait, the National Jewish Advocacy Center?

[00:57:10] Urged the government for me, a pro-Israel institution.

[00:57:17] A pro-Israel institution is urging the American federal government for me?

[00:57:26] Me? To register as a foreign agent?

[00:57:31] If there's one group that probably should stay out of this conversation, it's any group

[00:57:47] that is in any way, shape, or form associated with the foreign nation of Israel.

[00:57:56] That is awesome, bro, brother, brother, what brother, what the fuck?

[00:58:11] What is this, Jacqueline, we've obtained a not yet public fair of filing revealing

[00:58:15] how Brad Parscale is directed $13 million from Israel, the Republican digital strategy.

[00:58:18] No, that's okay.

[00:58:20] You don't understand.

[00:58:21] That's Israel.

[00:58:22] That's Israel, dude.

[00:58:24] You can do whatever you want, you can do whatever you want of your Israeli, you can do whatever

[00:58:31] you want if you're doing it with Israel, you don't understand.

[00:58:36] Why would you even bring this up?

[00:58:37] Israel, it's the tiny nation.

[00:58:40] Israel, tiny nation, size of New Jersey!

[00:58:45] What are you saying?

[00:58:50] have you actually been served as opinion? No, I have not.

[00:59:02] Fox News supports DHS suspending international flights to sanctuary cities. They're going

[00:59:06] to bankrupt these companies.

[00:59:09] What are you saying?

[00:59:16] Why are you talking shit about Israel?

[00:59:19] Israel number one.

[00:59:20] Israel not number one for you?

[00:59:22] Huh?

[00:59:23] Are you anti-Semitism?

[00:59:24] You are Hamas.

[00:59:25] season. You are Hamas.

[00:59:33] I do find it's interesting because you've been talked about on the news a lot

[00:59:36] more than normal lately, which is kind of insane considering you're just talking

[00:59:38] about things being fucked up right now. Same shit.

[00:59:40] You've been doing for four to five years that I watched you. Yes.

[00:59:43] It's because people are starting to get threatened. That's it.

[00:59:48] That's literally all this is, uh, people don't like that. I'm, you know,

[00:59:51] Coordinating with campaigns people don't like that. I'm like working with politicians people don't like that. I'm actually

[00:59:56] Helping them in some way

[00:59:59] Shape or form win elections against establishment Democrats against pro-Israel Democrats

[01:00:04] So that is genuinely the reason if if I was

[01:00:11] If I was just chilling at home talking my shit and

[01:00:16] And there was no such thing as the you know, Hassanabi bumper, whatever

[01:00:20] then it wouldn't be a big problem. So what's going on is, and Michael from Pennsylvania has talked

[01:00:26] about this as well, but what's going on here is exactly what took place with like AOC as well and

[01:00:31] has taken place with AOC. I know a lot of people might not be fans of AOC in this community, but

[01:00:36] like ultimately the style is the same. They see someone that might be disruptive and they try to

[01:00:42] bully them. And sometimes they actually do concede a little bit on that, you know, barrage of hate,

[01:00:48] hate, like the hate farming that they receive, and then they're like a little bit more scared.

[01:00:56] But basically what happens is, the right will put the beat on you and will put the crosshairs

[01:01:03] on you and will do everything they can to disparage you.

[01:01:06] You become public enemy number one, right?

[01:01:09] And when you become public enemy number one, then the polls come.

[01:01:12] And when they poll you, right?

[01:01:14] When they poll you, and oftentimes polls are not the most consistent, but regardless, when

[01:01:21] they poll you, they'll just put your approval rating out there, and your approval rating

[01:01:26] will be low.

[01:01:28] Because Republicans will be the people that know you the most, because they're the ones

[01:01:32] who hear about you the most, and they're all unbelievably anti-you, right?

[01:01:38] So if Democrats don't really know you that well, but Republicans know you very well and

[01:01:44] they only know you in a negative framework, and they have incredibly high disapproval

[01:01:49] ratings of you, then your poll numbers don't look that great broadly, right?

[01:01:58] And that's precisely what is happening here. Now, of course, one of the issues that I have,

[01:02:05] one of the issues that I have is that there's also a lot of Democrats that don't defend

[01:02:09] me. Obviously, Democrats defend AOC, but there's also a lot of Democrats that also lean into

[01:02:13] this negative framing, and they do their very best to like boost all of the, all the negative

[01:02:19] shit, all the clip farms and whatnot. But at the end of the day, it doesn't really matter.

[01:02:24] You just do your good work and hope that people will be charitable. This is, my, my perspective

[01:02:29] has never been one that is like broadly popular in the United States of America, anti-capitalist,

[01:02:35] anti-imperialist. These are concepts that, that the overwhelming majority of Americans

[01:02:40] are not going to be inherently positive on. So I take any positive approval in stride.

[01:02:49] I consider that all to be good. Even if it was like 1% positivity, I'd be like, great.

[01:02:58] We're making waves. We're changing people's minds,

[01:03:02] which is also part of the reason why I laugh whenever people say things like, oh, dude,

[01:03:07] you're just doing this for fucking cloud. You're grifting. You're grifting to the left. Yeah,

[01:03:11] I've chosen to grift to the least popular position one could possibly arrive at in the

[01:03:19] United States of America and actively trying to change people's hearts and minds on these issues.

[01:03:24] Right? Yeah, the left is the worst place to grift to because you have no allies. Other left

[01:03:32] left is fucking despise you, sometimes more than they hate others, right? The right hates

[01:03:38] you, they see you as the, you know, public enemy number one. The center doesn't like

[01:03:43] you because they think you're too radical. Center right in the Democratic Party doesn't

[01:03:49] like you either because they consider you to be an op. And the rest of the left also

[01:03:56] doesn't really fuck with you that much because they have minor differences in opinion that

[01:04:04] they think are existential, right? So that's what it is. And then add on to that reality

[01:04:15] that this is basically what every fucking online discourse, every piece of online discourse

[01:04:19] looks like right now, which is where we do our discourse. Penelope, such a pretty name.

[01:04:23] Thank you. It's extremely common. So it's still pretty. I never said it was rare and I didn't say it wasn't pretty holy crash out

[01:04:30] Every conversation is contentious. Every conversation is like frame negatively. Everyone's trying to rage bait one another to feel something

[01:04:39] And you know, it's it's always going to be polarizing I

[01:04:44] Believe the things that I believe and I genuinely hope

[01:04:48] But that if people are charitable I

[01:04:50] I hope that if people are charitable to my world view, if they hear me out, they will

[01:04:59] understand where I'm coming from and maybe even change their minds.

[01:05:04] And I've seen a lot of success in this.

[01:05:07] I've seen a lot of success with this kind of, you know, with this kind of approach.

[01:05:14] And of course, I'm going to keep doing it.

[01:05:16] I'm a very stubborn guy.

[01:05:18] Yeah, never said it wasn't charitable. Holy crash out. It's extremely common. Okay. You don't have to do that

[01:05:31] Soundpike your favorability rating among those living with children favorable 0% unfavorable 49%

[01:05:38] Yeah, so there was a echelon

[01:05:40] Overton Insight polls may 2026

[01:05:43] Overton Insight polls finds the advanced and Buddha judge lead respective primaries

[01:05:46] which, I'll be honest, doesn't, I mean, it doesn't lend credence to the credibility of this poll

[01:05:55] if they're showcasing Pete Buttigieg as like the highest-rated contender. But yeah, we,

[01:06:08] they looked at all of this stuff, they looked at the main crosstabs, gas prices, living situation,

[01:06:14] religious participation. What page is it at? Do we know? Education, living situation,

[01:06:21] Candace Owens. Candace Owens's overall favorabilities at 70% and unfavorability is at 40%. Never

[01:06:27] heard of them is at 14%. Heard of them, but no opinions at 29%. Amongst Republicans, Candace

[01:06:33] has a 25% favorability and 32% unfavorability. Among Democrats, she has a 8% favorability

[01:06:39] in 55% on favorability, among independents 17 to 29. I mean, that tracks, that kind of

[01:06:50] makes sense. Interesting that Gen Xers are the highest percentage of favorability for

[01:06:57] Candice Owens, but that also makes sense if you're a lead poison generation. If you're

[01:07:01] a part of the lead poison generation, you have the highest favorability rating for Candice

[01:07:07] Owens, that makes total sense if you think about anything that she's doing. And then,

[01:07:16] wow, bachelor's degree is at 28%, highest favorability. That's unique. That is actually

[01:07:23] interesting. I would not have expected that. I would have thought like high school.

[01:07:29] Wow. Okay. And then with black people, she has 44% favorable. That's, I knew that, which

[01:07:45] is kind of sad because she is very anti-black. She's vehemently anti-black and yet has the

[01:07:50] highest approval for amongst black people. And her highest unfavorability disapproval

[01:07:58] comes from Asians and then whites. In my circumstance, obviously, we're gonna skip all this stuff

[01:08:08] because I'm coming up in a second. Yeah, Ben Shapiro, overall 17 favorable, 44 unfavorable.

[01:08:15] In mine, I'm in a unique predicament where no one knows who the fuck I am, right? Or knows me,

[01:08:21] but doesn't really have an opinion. And then on the Republican side, my favorability is at 1%,

[01:08:28] and unfavorabilities at 27. On the Democratic front, my favorabilities at 19%,

[01:08:33] unfavorability is at 13% among independents, 10 to 17.

[01:08:39] Right? The 1% of Republicans that like me is probably Mary Sue, right? Or Mary Lou.

[01:08:48] Overall, male favorability, 11, unfavorability, 26, female favorability, 10, unfavorability,

[01:09:00] 13.

[01:09:01] And the age groups, the highest favorability comes from 18 to 29, as expected, of course.

[01:09:10] And the highest unfavorability comes from 30 to 44.

[01:09:16] That's interesting.

[01:09:18] And then 55 to 64, that's the Fox news audience. Obviously, like this is like, that's where

[01:09:24] that's coming from. You know, they didn't ask me about this. What the hell? I love when

[01:09:30] people say that whenever, whenever there's a poll that we're looking at, never goes,

[01:09:35] Oh, I didn't answer this. I'm in this poll and I didn't answer it. And it's like, yeah,

[01:09:39] that's not how polls work. Okay.

[01:09:41] Education category, highest level of favorability is at high school or less, but that's age-related

[01:09:51] probably, and then bachelor's degree at 10, or no, postgraduate at 11.

[01:09:57] Wow.

[01:09:58] Yeah.

[01:09:59] Okay.

[01:10:00] Unfavorability at the highest is some college at 25%, and then postgraduate at 22%.

[01:10:11] demographic breakdown for, and you have to remember, the overwhelming majority of of these demographic

[01:10:18] crosstabs don't fucking know who I am, right? Or know who I am, but have not heard of me, right?

[01:10:24] Or know who I am, but have no opinion of me. So it must be super weird to read actual polls

[01:10:30] about yourself. I don't know who they're polling, but if they're showing that Pete Buttigieg is

[01:10:33] like the top contender for the Democrats, that that basically tells you like where this is at.

[01:10:37] But hey, I just want to fucking say shout out to la raza

[01:10:42] Shout out to my mi gente latino shout out to my latinx audience my lord hispanics carrying me

[01:10:53] To positive approvals let's fucking go, baby

[01:11:02] That's what I'm talking about that's what I'm fucking talking about

[01:11:07] all the way let's fucking go showing up showing up yeah white people are not

[01:11:21] that fond of me but black people and Asian people especially are like fuck

[01:11:26] this guy fucking hate this guy

[01:11:31] Hispanic approval just tanked. Wait, what? No, dude. What do you mean?

[01:11:37] Um, yeah, Hispanic approval is the only positive one. And then the rest are fucking, uh, unbelievably

[01:11:45] like Asians hate my ass. Okay. They hate my ass. Holy moly.

[01:11:56] Um, yeah, living situation wise with children, 0% favorable, 49% unfavorable, multi-generational

[01:12:06] household, three to two, alone, seven to 27, Oh, the loners fucking hate my ass too.

[01:12:13] Hmm.

[01:12:14] And with parents, if you're, if you're still living with your parents, you have a 42% favorability

[01:12:18] rating and 12% unfavorability rating.

[01:12:21] That's my highest.

[01:12:22] If you're living with your roommates, wait, what the fuck, 3% favorable, 41% unfavorable.

[01:12:29] I wonder why it turned out like that.

[01:12:31] That's crazy.

[01:12:35] And then religious participation, never 25% favorable, 21% unfavorable, the edgy atheists,

[01:12:42] and then monthly, and holidays only and monthly at 45 and 46% unfavorable.

[01:12:48] Yeah, so that's it.

[01:12:51] Laptonex is weird. Yes, I know. That's why I said it as a joke. Okay, calm down. The other roommate hates you because you were always on the TV. Yeah, probably.

[01:13:01] But yeah, the Asian one surprised me.

[01:13:15] That was definitely surprising because it was like strange that it would be so much

[01:13:19] negative approval because like, it's not the fucking, it's not, I don't know what would

[01:13:27] boost that? Like, I don't know what, because I don't think it's like a, I don't think it's a,

[01:13:34] like I've had like big blow up moments or whatever until recently when the RNC came out with that

[01:13:39] whole like Hasan is anti-Asian, because I said Asians that tokenize themselves are the best at

[01:13:45] the altar of white supremacy are dogs, the white people or whatever. And they, that was like a big

[01:13:49] ordeal, but maybe it could be China. It could be China related, possibly. I don't know.

[01:14:02] My agent homie hates you because he's deep into the Drake Manisphere and they all hate

[01:14:05] you. Yeah, I wonder what it is. Some of the numbers are suspicious, not suspicious in

[01:14:12] that this was rigged way, but in the sample size, it probably fucked way. Just remember

[01:14:15] that you can never read too deeply in across tabs when they don't reveal the sample size

[01:14:18] for each demographic. It could be like 40 people that they wait. Yeah, that's true.

[01:14:25] Your India takes are sending a lot of hate your way, especially the Indo-Pakistan stuff.

[01:14:29] Yeah, that's true, because I do say Pakistan's in the bottle a lot. So that could be one of it.

[01:14:36] It could be my opinion on China. That probably doesn't, like a lot of the Asian American community

[01:14:44] does not have a positive opinion of China at all. And only recently has the American

[01:14:50] Chinese community developed a more positive opinion on China. I do take like the worst

[01:14:57] possible side on a lot of these issues from the perspective of like American approval.

[01:15:04] But I don't really care necessarily because I believe the things that I believe in my

[01:15:08] job is to try and change your mind as well. And or at least like get you to be a little

[01:15:14] bit more sympathetic to people living in these other countries, right?

[01:15:19] My significant other doesn't hate you, but it takes that you're loud. I think that could be a

[01:15:22] part of it, maybe. I'll be honest, more Indians don't even need to quote from you. They'll hate

[01:15:32] you because you're Muslim. No, I mean, that's not, I don't know. New 2028 presidential poll,

[01:15:39] Buttigieg 16. Yeah, this is from that poll that says Buttigieg is at 16%. So I don't know how much

[01:15:43] I trust this poll in general because like that means that their their sampling was a little bit dusty, right?

[01:15:50] Because this makes no sense like you would see Kamala Harris at the top usually this is an anomaly and

[01:15:56] I'm not like this isn't coping like I don't really give a shit one way or another

[01:16:00] what the what the perception looks like but

[01:16:04] the the reason why I'm saying that is because this poll is unique in comparison to all of the other polls that have been conducted on the

[01:16:11] Democratic Party on who is like

[01:16:13] You know who is seen as like a top contender for 2028 and Pete Buttigieg has never been at the top like that

[01:16:20] That means that their sampling was a little strange

[01:16:37] My husband doesn't like you

[01:16:40] Because he's jealous Jewish insider reports. Yeah, I know I know Jewish insider reports a seven-figure spending will be coming soon for Antonio

[01:16:46] Reynoso and Adriana Espaya the Israel lobby is gonna come hard for Claire and Daryliza. I know which is why we got a fucking redouble our efforts here

[01:16:55] That means the internal numbers that they got don't look too good

[01:16:58] That means that Claire and Daryliza are cooking. Okay, but

[01:17:04] but

[01:17:06] We have to we have to be careful. We cannot be we cannot automatically assume

[01:17:13] That that this is in the bag. It's not okay

[01:17:18] What are the sampling that doesn't fangirl for hairs be more favor of you no it samples for Pete Buddha judge

[01:17:30] So

[01:17:31] It's really busted

[01:17:33] The company that ran the polls some subsidiary of a religious group. I mean, it doesn't matter. They they're I'm sure they're still like

[01:17:39] Trying to do their very best in their polling, right? Like I don't think it's like I don't think that's the case but

[01:17:45] Are we doing truth nukes? What is this truth nuke AOC new 2028 primary head-to-head?

[01:17:51] This is the same poll AOC 43 Newsom 35

[01:18:03] Yeah. But that's good. In any case, in any case, let's get started. Let's get started.

[01:18:19] We got a lot to cover. I'm not going to look at him. Silver, the terrorist overnight, the

[01:18:26] US and Iran exchanging strikes, threatening the fragile ceasefire.

[01:18:30] A U.S. official telling ABC News the U.S. striking an Iranian ground control station as it prepared

[01:18:37] to launch a one-way attack drone, believed to be a threat to U.S. forces in commercial

[01:18:41] shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.

[01:18:43] In addition to the strike, U.S. forces also shot down four other one-way Iranian attack

[01:18:48] drones.

[01:18:49] The official adding the action was defensive.

[01:18:52] But overnight, Iran responded.

[01:18:55] Video released by the Iranian military claims to show the regime targeting an American

[01:18:59] base in the region. Kuwait sang its air defenses were intercepting hostile drones and missiles.

[01:19:05] As the war with Iran drags into its 12th week, the president has made it clear he's in no rush to

[01:19:11] make a deal, emboldened by a string of GOP primary victories. They thought they were going to outweigh

[01:19:16] me, you know, we'll outweigh him, he's got the midterms, I don't care about the midterms.

[01:19:20] The president's approval rating has plummeted as gas prices soar. Americans on average are paying

[01:19:25] $4.42 at the pump, up $1.48 since the war began.

[01:19:30] Gas prices that are so high across the country,

[01:19:33] people are paying more for travel.

[01:19:35] Does that give you more urgency to make a deal?

[01:19:37] Why doesn't it?

[01:19:38] Well, I'll tell you, the primary urgency,

[01:19:39] and I said this wasn't covered properly,

[01:19:41] but the primary urgency is that we can't let Iran

[01:19:45] have a nuclear weapon.

[01:19:46] But the Senate's top Republican with a different take,

[01:19:48] saying Americans will be voting on the economy.

[01:19:51] We need to ensure that we succeed there,

[01:19:54] And then also at the same time,

[01:19:55] I prove that we can do two things at one time

[01:19:58] and focus clearly on the economic issues

[01:20:01] that I think are gonna be front and center

[01:20:02] for a lot of the American people when they vote.

[01:20:04] Days after insisting the U.S. and Iran were near a deal,

[01:20:07] President Trump now claims Iran is negotiating on fumes,

[01:20:11] rejecting the regime's demands to take control

[01:20:13] over the Strait of Hormuz in coordination with Oman.

[01:20:16] Would you accept a short-term deal

[01:20:18] that allows Iran and Oman to control the Strait?

[01:20:21] And would they have to open it immediately,

[01:20:23] Would you be open to that happening over a period of time?

[01:20:25] No, the strait's going to be open to everybody.

[01:20:27] And who would control it?

[01:20:29] International waters. Nobody's going to control it.

[01:20:31] We're going to watch over it. We're going to watch over it.

[01:20:33] But nobody's going to control it.

[01:20:35] The president telling me Oman, a key U.S. ally, needs to get in line

[01:20:39] issuing this threat.

[01:20:41] Oman will behave just like everybody else.

[01:20:43] He will have to blow him up.

[01:20:45] They understand that.

[01:20:47] And Iran responding to that threat from...

[01:20:49] Fucking crazy, by the way.

[01:20:51] Oman catching a stray out of nowhere.

[01:20:56] Iran just launched.

[01:20:57] Wait what?

[01:20:59] Wait, what?

[01:21:02] 60 days.

[01:21:03] What is happening?

[01:21:05] Wait, what?

[01:21:06] What is going on?

[01:21:09] Breaking is this real?

[01:21:11] Breaking Iran launched a ballistic missile from jam, Missile City and Iran's butcher,

[01:21:14] a province few minutes ago, fall by initial explosions in the Shredda Hormuz.

[01:21:18] I'm sorry.

[01:21:19] What the fuck is happening, bro?

[01:21:25] Curveball time?

[01:21:28] Curveball time!

[01:21:30] Jeremy Scale, Iranian official tells me from Iran's perspective there's a final draft on an MOU memorandum of understanding with the U.S.

[01:21:37] but Iran is zero trust in Trump or the U.S.'s word and can't rule out a chance of more U.S.'s really strikes.

[01:21:42] Therefore Iran is proceeding cautiously on any official announcement.

[01:21:45] Some voices on the Iranian side are concerned that President Trump may reconsider his position

[01:21:49] at the last moment, the official said.

[01:21:51] Trump needs to cultivate the image of a victor in the war, he added.

[01:21:53] We cannot regard President Trump's decision as definitively finalized until the final

[01:21:57] financial market is closed at the end of this week.

[01:21:59] Oh my God.

[01:22:08] You believe capital's media bid too much?

[01:22:10] Iran repeatedly said they never get to anything.

[01:22:12] No, brother.

[01:22:14] This is the same principle that they've held for the longest time.

[01:22:20] They have, I've been saying that.

[01:22:27] They have had their MOU point by point well established for literally months now.

[01:22:38] And it hasn't changed at all.

[01:22:40] Their perspective has not changed at all.

[01:22:42] Maybe the bottom line hasn't changed at all.

[01:22:46] Perhaps some of the fine print issues might be moved around a little bit, maybe numbers

[01:22:52] here and there.

[01:22:53] Is it 20 years of no nuclear proliferation or is it five years or is it 15 years?

[01:22:59] Those are the finer details they might go back and forth on.

[01:23:04] But ultimately, their top line demands, the 10-point demands that they made on week two

[01:23:10] have remained intact

[01:23:15] and america has a full lailed around and gone back and forth

[01:23:20] on the fucking top line demands that iran has made

[01:23:23] over and over again

[01:23:25] they've at times said yes to it

[01:23:28] and then turned around and bombed iran

[01:23:30] so obviously it's up to the united states of america and perhaps not even the

[01:23:34] united states of america but israel it's up to israel because israel is the

[01:23:38] spoiling party here

[01:23:39] sure america is allowing israel to be the spoiling party here because america

[01:23:43] could restrain israel at the end of the day if they chose to do so and they're

[01:23:46] not doing it but

[01:23:48] the only reason why this deal has not been

[01:23:52] uh... solidified is because

[01:23:54] every time trump comes near

[01:23:57] a final deal israel turns around and freaks the fuck out and makes a bunch of

[01:24:01] boss calls of the trump administration and trump goes around

[01:24:04] saying you know what maybe maybe uh... the war is still on

[01:24:08] Anyway, we got new information from drop site as well. This is literally a minute ago. New Israeli officials are privately urging the Trump administration to abandon negotiations with Iran

[01:24:17] assassinating Iran's parliament speaker and lead negotiator Mohammed Bagger Galliboff and launch a new round of strikes targeting Iran's oil infrastructure according to a classified intelligence

[01:24:24] assessment cited by capital and empire is really officials reportedly believe renewed attacks could trigger economic collapse and eventually regime change. Oh

[01:24:33] My lord brother

[01:24:35] What the fuck are we doing? Oh my god. I'm sorry, but if you fucking believe this

[01:24:42] If you believe this if you believe Israel here, then you want to believe it, okay? I

[01:24:50] Can't in good conscience say this is oh the the administration is getting duped by Israel

[01:24:55] No, we're the ones who are duped if we believe that this administration is getting duped by Israel at this point

[01:25:01] you have to look at the situation and recognize that either there's like blackmail or some shit

[01:25:06] taking place, or the Trump administration is like, yeah, we love this. We love being stupid.

[01:25:14] We love, we're all out of options. We're desperate. We know we've lost this war. So we

[01:25:20] think that we can just go as, we can go up the escalation ladder and see where that fucking

[01:25:26] leads us. Let me see if I can actually secure an interview with Tritta on this today. I'm sure

[01:25:31] he's going to, you know, sure he's gonna be

[01:25:43] probably busy. Yeah, meanwhile, Netanyahu is also

[01:26:01] Let me, yeah.

[01:26:18] Memorandum of understanding is a pre-peace treaty.

[01:26:22] Yo, Trita Parson's my guy.

[01:26:26] Thank you for bringing Iranian voices.

[01:26:27] The right ones, of course.

[01:26:28] Yeah, I love Trita.

[01:26:29] He's great.

[01:26:30] fantastic asset yo you should address stuff there's a video from dev and you

[01:26:44] really don't look good you should watch it and address it brother world war 3 is

[01:26:49] happening like in real time right now and you want me to watch some fucking random

[01:26:56] YouTuber that made me look bad. Oh my god.

[01:27:02] You're right, dude. I don't even know who the fuck dev is. But at this point,

[01:27:08] you know, he's right. He's 100% right. I am that guy. I am a really bad guy. And

[01:27:14] you probably shouldn't be in here. I am a really, really bad person. Whatever,

[01:27:21] whatever a YouTuber says, whatever a YouTuber says about me, just know that

[01:27:25] 100% true and I am that bad guy. Okay, a very, very bad guy.

[01:27:36] You're not going to change world war three, but your perception on people.

[01:27:41] I don't think you understand. I don't care about that at all. I care about covering the news. All

[01:27:45] right. That's my goal. All right, let's continue.

[01:27:55] All of the accusations are correct. I'm a really I'm about piece of shit. I'm a real piece of shit chatter

[01:28:05] No, don't ban that guy we're gonna unban him he can he can stay in here because he's been in here

[01:28:12] He's been in here a lot look

[01:28:17] Check logs Lamont, please stop with Charlie Kirk. He was a good person. He literally died. What?

[01:28:25] Why did you cut out the best part of Platinum's conversation with Ex-Soulsguard not fighting,

[01:28:36] just curious?

[01:28:39] Anyway, let's continue.

[01:28:44] TASNM, Contrary to Western Source's claims, draft Memorandum of Understanding has not

[01:28:48] been finalized or confirmed yet, a source close to negotiation team told TASNM that

[01:28:54] the MOU is not. The MOU is not ready.

[01:29:07] Okay. Texting Iran and the U.S. has been finalized, only waiting announcement by both sides.

[01:29:12] That is not true. The text is not been finalized yet. He added Iran has not yet informed the

[01:29:16] Pakistani mediator, and the public, until then, any Western sources narratives about the finalization of the matter are not credible.

[01:29:26] Well, it turns out they weren't. It turns out they were not credible at all. It was just wish-casting.

[01:29:31] Another exchange of fire and hormones is underway. Reports of missile launches taking place.

[01:29:36] Now, remember, Iran had already, Iran was just eating it for the last month or so.

[01:29:46] America would go in and take some pot shots every now and then Iran would maybe

[01:29:52] Stop the transit of oil tankers

[01:29:55] At the straight but most of the time it was just America blowing up Iranian soil blowing up Iranian assets and the like

[01:30:03] Iran had not

[01:30:07] Iran had not retaliated at all even

[01:30:11] When America was was you know blowing up Iranian missile sites

[01:30:16] as they did yesterday. Now, things are different. They are seemingly retaliating. We shall see if

[01:30:25] America claims that the ceasefire is still on, or if they'll say, okay, ceasefire is over, we're

[01:30:34] back to, we're back to wage war. So the real players here, of course, Israel are saying

[01:30:44] that they reportedly believe renewed attacks could trigger economic collapse and eventually regime change, even a US and Iranian negotiators work towards a framework to extend the ceasefire and reopen the sugar hormones.

[01:30:54] The push comes amid growing alarm in Israel that a negotiator settlement could leave Iran politically strengthened, preserve its regional influence, and cement is leveraged over one of the world's most important energy choke points.

[01:31:03] Because that is what would happen.

[01:31:06] So what's the truth? Who's lying to me?

[01:31:09] Um, I think in this situation, it's probably better to always assume that the Iranian side

[01:31:15] is a little bit closer to the truth, um, because at the end of the day, they're the ones who

[01:31:23] are, they're the ones, if they retaliate, they are the only ones who will make it or break

[01:31:28] it.

[01:31:29] Because America keeps repeatedly mentioning that they want to, to, to put together a cease

[01:31:35] far deal and even routinely claim that there is a ceasefire deal that is imminent, especially

[01:31:41] on Sundays if you have been paying close attention every Sunday night.

[01:31:47] Every Sunday night you hear from American and Western news resources saying, oh, a deal

[01:31:51] is imminent.

[01:31:52] A deal is imminent.

[01:31:53] It's never imminent, right?

[01:31:54] What is this?

[01:31:55] Careful, brother.

[01:31:56] Come on.

[01:31:57] It's like you're begging for more controversy.

[01:31:58] Wait, what?

[01:31:59] What?

[01:32:00] that the more reliable information

[01:32:03] about whether a deal or not is imminent

[01:32:05] is usually going to come from the Iranian side?

[01:32:08] No, I don't think that's a silly thing to say.

[01:32:10] That's just observing reality.

[01:32:12] I've been covering this thing every single day

[01:32:14] for the past 90 fucking days.

[01:32:16] Do you know how many times the American side

[01:32:18] has just straight up fucking lied

[01:32:20] about a deal being imminent over and over again,

[01:32:23] straight up lied specifically

[01:32:25] to manipulate the stock markets?

[01:32:26] so much so, so much so that even the stock market impact of Trump's statements have diminished

[01:32:34] over time. In the beginning, the market would fall for it. They'd be like, oh my God, it's good.

[01:32:40] We're going to unplug the straight. We're going to unplug the straight over and over again.

[01:32:46] And it's not just about Iran either. Donald Trump, as you are also correctly pointing out,

[01:32:51] lies about pretty much everything. So much so that we have arrived at a different conclusion

[01:32:56] where we're like, is he lying? Because lying would imply that he knows what the truth is,

[01:33:01] or is he just fucking stupid? Like, is he lying? He knows what the truth is, and he's just trying

[01:33:06] to manipulate the stock markets, or does he even not know what his next move is going to be? So,

[01:33:11] we just like fucking blurt something out every single day without any care or consideration

[01:33:16] of what kind of impact that might have. And I think it's a little bit of both.

[01:33:21] I think it's a little bit of both, which is why I keep telling you over and over again,

[01:33:25] And you have to pay attention to both Israel and the Hasbra agents in the West, like the

[01:33:32] Lindsey Graham's of the world, the Mark Levins of the world, to understand whether or not

[01:33:36] a ceasefire is truly imminent.

[01:33:38] If they start chirping a lot, that means they are genuinely close.

[01:33:42] That means the American side is legitimately close to signing something.

[01:33:49] doesn't mean that they've actually signed anything because Israel has final approval

[01:33:56] in this process. That shouldn't be the case, but unfortunately it is, right? But that's

[01:34:01] just how it goes. That's how it's gone for the past 90 fucking days. America and Iran

[01:34:07] get to the negotiations table. There's a cessation of hostilities or a cessation of immediate

[01:34:12] hostilities. And Israel turns around and says, we don't like this. And then America turns

[01:34:18] around and says, okay, I guess Israel, big daddy Israel doesn't like it. So fuck it. Who cares?

[01:34:23] I already covered this part of Jeremy Skahill's statement. He is in contact with Iranian officials.

[01:34:28] He says, any reports citing US officials on the precise terms of any deal should be viewed with

[01:34:34] extreme skepticism. Anonymous US officials have repeatedly pushed false stories aimed at making

[01:34:37] Trump look good or in a clear effort to manipulate markets. Yeah. Pretty much the exact same assessment

[01:34:47] that I have. Did you see that Israeli spy say Turkey and Egypt or next in the storm is coming?

[01:34:54] Yes, I did. I tweeted about it. Jonathan Pollard, he's an American Israeli spy.

[01:35:02] By the way,

[01:35:06] where is it? Where is it? Yeah. Oh, Jonathan Pollard, my fave, my king.

[01:35:17] Israel is bombing multiple turkeys in Hanyunis and in Gaza right now. Yeah, I know Israel's also ramped up. It's a Gaza operation as well again

[01:35:29] In the middle of the war naftali Bennett many other Israeli political security figures began openly referring to Turkey as the next Iran

[01:35:34] They did not even get rid of the original Iran at the end of it

[01:35:37] But it was a helpful clarification of the intentions of even ostensibly moderate Israeli leaders. Yeah, that's their goal

[01:35:43] They've said it's either Egypt or Iran. It's most likely. I mean either Egypt or Turkey

[01:35:47] it's most likely not Egypt, because Egypt is a non-entity. It's a non-factor, as long

[01:35:53] as it remains in the hands of CC. But Turkey, on the other hand, regardless of its NATO

[01:35:58] status, is seen as a threat to Israel's regional ambitions for one reason or another. And yes,

[01:36:07] this is testing out the boundaries of Zog theory. Like I've said this before, I'm not

[01:36:15] not a firm and committed believer in Zog theory, Zionist occupied government theory.

[01:36:22] I think it's a bit of both, like it's a bit of like unsinkable aircraft and then a profound

[01:36:27] influence of the lobby and numerous other, you know, arms of the lobby.

[01:36:32] What people call APEC is not just APEC, it's so many different things that exist on US

[01:36:37] soil, but it would never be able to exist on US soil if Israel wasn't a reliable tool

[01:36:41] for the United States of America, right?

[01:36:45] But as I've stated, as I've stated in the past, if Israel gets to take shots at Turkey

[01:36:52] a couple years down the line, then we know it's undisputed.

[01:36:56] Israel absolutely controls every aspect of American foreign policy, not just the driving

[01:37:01] vehicle of its menopause as it is currently, but it controls every facet, like 100%, right?

[01:37:09] undisputed and there is no way to argue against that at that point.

[01:37:17] Because again, NATO is profoundly important for American force projection around the globe.

[01:37:22] It's one of the most consequential aspects of American force projection. It's unbelievably

[01:37:28] important for our defense contractors. So to be able to rip that apart at the best of Israel

[01:37:34] would imply something even more insane than what Israel is urged America to do for its own regional

[01:37:41] ambitions, which is to lead them to attack Iran, lead us to attack Iran. Yes, the Zog theory is

[01:37:55] an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory, but if America were to disband NATO and allow Israel to attack

[01:38:02] country that has American nuclear bases, American nuclear arms inside of its

[01:38:07] American bases, then it would not be an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory any longer.

[01:38:11] It would just be what is going on. Like that's the, that is the the point that

[01:38:20] I'm trying to make, which it would literally just mean that like Israel

[01:38:23] does control America completely.

[01:38:32] I know I'm not saying we're there and I don't think we're there. I don't think that that's the case, but who fucking knows, you know

[01:38:49] That term comes from the Turner diaries, yes, I know I know it does

[01:38:56] All right

[01:38:57] President Trump to Oman a key US ally calling it bullying and dangerous and just moments ago u.s.

[01:39:03] Officials are confirming that Iran did try to launch a series of attacks

[01:39:07] Targeting Kuwait the u.s. Says that all of those drug. It's the way I the way I view this stuff

[01:39:13] Is kind of like this, right?

[01:39:15] Poisoning the well

[01:39:17] anti-semitic canard

[01:39:19] Anti-semitic conspiracy. Oh Jews are poisoning the well and for the longest time

[01:39:22] This was a lie told about Jewish people in villages in Europe and Eastern Europe and the like to justify

[01:39:29] The the pogroms that they were stood

[01:39:31] But Israel does actually fucking destroy water supplies for the Palestinians

[01:39:37] So if you turn around and say oh, that's an anti-semitic conspiracy theory at a time when like we can visit

[01:39:42] We can visibly see you destroying fucking water wells

[01:39:45] Yeah, then it's no longer an anti-semitic canard. It's just what Israel is doing

[01:39:50] right? And the same goes for something like Zog. It's a term crafted by anti-Semites from the

[01:39:58] Turner Diaries, which by the way Stephen Miller loves ironically enough, right? What is this? Weird

[01:40:06] how you call out lies when you're a nepoviving larping is a commoner. I only acknowledges net worth

[01:40:11] within has what happened?

[01:40:17] Are you okay chatter?

[01:40:21] Artemis 2 crew launch, ascend they drop the platner, they drop the platter run, race care,

[01:40:27] let's go let's go, bull riding, poly market, bed hit, little journey, game time, pausers,

[01:40:30] wait what the fuck, gaming watcher, turn fucking hater, how did this happen?

[01:40:38] You are 100% wrong, people are too poor to afford kids, unlike you.

[01:40:41] Avoid hard questions.

[01:40:42] If you had a world where you're struggling American instead of being born into a rich

[01:40:44] family, how that might...

[01:40:45] No, he was just always mad about this.

[01:40:47] It seems...

[01:40:48] Well...

[01:40:49] Yeah, I thought it was because I stopped gaming, but maybe that's not the case.

[01:40:57] Alright, let's continue.

[01:40:58] We're intercepted, Michael.

[01:40:59] Alright, gracious God, thank you for your reporting.

[01:41:05] President Trump wants to hear point guess is it from Israeli policy chair a senior fellow at Rand? Yeah

[01:41:09] I saw Israel is becoming a pricey yet Israelis make a big mistake in treating every new critic as an anti-Semite much criticism stands for Israel's behavior

[01:41:16] Is she has a side in Gaza apartheid and settler violence in the West Bank and endless occupation?

[01:41:22] Opinion Israel's isolation is deepening fast. It doesn't have to be this way guest opinion essay from Dr.

[01:41:29] Shira Efron the Israel policy chair and senior fellow at Rand. She wrote from Tel Aviv

[01:41:35] Yeah, you said before when you're calling something blood libel check first if there's

[01:41:57] blood if there is then it's not libel I didn't say that but it's true that's a good take

[01:42:03] So I will be stealing it in the future.

[01:42:06] But yeah, that's my principle.

[01:42:07] I, I, you know, I seek out, I seek truth from facts.

[01:42:12] I look, I check, I verify, and then I make that assessment.

[01:42:17] And there have been plenty of instances where, um, I look at

[01:42:21] something that Israel has done that's like unbelievably heinous,

[01:42:24] where I'm like, is this a fucking anti-Semitic statement about like the

[01:42:28] Jewish state, right?

[01:42:29] Even though I don't, I oppose this framing.

[01:42:31] Like, are they just slandering Israel's reputation or something because it's like the country

[01:42:38] where all the, where a lot of the Jews live?

[01:42:40] Is that the reason why people are saying this?

[01:42:41] And then I check, I verify, and then I do realize like, no, Israel is genuinely doing

[01:42:47] shit that is so unbelievably heinous that it kind of feels like it is an anti-Semitic

[01:42:53] conspiracy theory, like the Goon platoon, you know, go ahead, explain, explain fivish

[01:43:11] and cars for kids without coming across like a, a, a Jew hater, go ahead, without coming

[01:43:18] across like you're doing fucking 1930s style Nazi conspiracy theories explain

[01:43:23] the concept of cars for kids to the average fucking person. Explain the

[01:43:29] concept of the Goon platoon without sounding like an insane person.

[01:43:38] You can't.

[01:43:48] Yeah, I mean like there are obviously very clear examples of people just like not knowing anything and then falling for the nonsense like when

[01:44:00] people would say stuff like Israel would never bomb a hospital during the L. Ahli courtyard bombing. You remember?

[01:44:07] And I was like, Israel had literally bombed that fucking hospital two days prior. What are you talking about? And people were like,

[01:44:14] You're fucking anti-semi, dude.

[01:44:17] Ah, you're a misinformation peddler.

[01:44:20] Clearly, you're lying about my beautiful ally of America.

[01:44:25] This was early on, so a lot of people didn't realize that,

[01:44:28] no, Israel bombs hospitals all the time.

[01:44:30] It's their favorite fucking activity, as a matter of fact.

[01:44:44] Yeah, Iran fires missile specific targets according to the Fars news agency. I guess

[01:44:54] it's happening again. Will you consider inviting Eddie Liger from Midwestern Marks on your

[01:44:58] stream sometime in the future? Why so we can fucking tell me that I'm, I'm, I'm staving

[01:45:02] off revolutionary potential and that everyone should join the ACP instead of like working

[01:45:06] within the ranks of the Democratic Party, which is a bourgeois capitalist party. Um,

[01:45:10] that, you know, he has some good takes and he has some bad takes. Okay, we can have our

[01:45:16] disagreements. Um, but in any case, let's continue. My partner heard you say goon platoon

[01:45:35] than I have to actually explain it without sounding anti-Semitic.

[01:45:42] Yeah. Okay. So we'll look at like Israel's popularity waning and shit like that.

[01:45:46] Secretary Besin says, the US will not tolerate any effort to impose a

[01:45:50] totally system of the Shredded Hormuz. Oman in particular should know that the

[01:45:52] US Treasury will aggressively target any actors involved directly or

[01:45:55] indirectly in facilitating tolls for the straight and any willing partners will

[01:45:59] be penalized.

[01:46:02] And now Iran has launched ballistic missiles.

[01:46:04] So a lot of the a lot of the information that we're going to be looking at here is now outdated

[01:46:11] You days to think the Iranians are giving him something to think about

[01:46:17] These they say our missiles launched the sport is apparently targeted as a US-facing Q wait

[01:46:24] after an overnight American strike on Iran

[01:46:27] I don't think Turkey and Israel are going to war anytime within this decade. Turkey is the

[01:46:33] country that supplied Israel industries with energy, steel and also food throughout the genocide.

[01:46:37] I think a more realistic scenario is out of the one in Israel, both expanding to Syria and possibly

[01:46:40] coming face to face to bark at each other. They will then use this tension to consolidate the

[01:46:44] regime's hold within their borders. That's my assessment as well, but I've talked to some

[01:46:49] people in Turkey, analysts in Turkey, who also have a similar framework.

[01:46:55] But the only the only alternative here is Israel's endless appetite for destabilization death and destruction. So who fucking knows?

[01:47:06] Oh my god. Oh my god. Christ is farted so bad. That is crazy.

[01:47:14] Oh, oh, it's gross.

[01:47:16] is gross. Following the aggressive US military attack at dawn today, on a location near Bandar Abbas

[01:47:23] International Airport using aerial projectiles, the American base from which the attack originated

[01:47:29] was targeted at 4.50am. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps warned

[01:47:34] Yeah, I'm gonna hit that place, dude, for that fart. Punish that, punish her for the fart.

[01:47:41] That the response was a serious warning to make clear to the enemy that aggression will not go

[01:47:45] one answered. For the 20,000 sea ferries stuck on ships near the Strait of Hormuz, a deal

[01:47:53] can't come soon enough. The proposed 60-day memorandum of understanding would reportedly

[01:47:59] require Iran to open up the waterway in exchange for sanctions waivers on Iranian oil, while

[01:48:06] the nuclear program would be subject to negotiation. Yesterday, Trump added another complication,

[01:48:14] threatening the Gulf state of Oman, which shares the Strait of Hormuz with Iran and

[01:48:20] has never said it would charge a toll.

[01:48:22] It's international waters and Oman will behave just like everybody else and will have to

[01:48:27] blow them up. They understand that, they'll be fine.

[01:48:31] Such belligerence must have come as a surprise to the sultans of Oman, which provides a logistics

[01:48:37] hub for the U.S. Navy and has hosted negotiations between the Americans and the Iranians.

[01:48:43] The people of Lebanon are pretty desperate, too.

[01:48:48] Today, for the first time since the putative ceasefire,

[01:48:52] Israel hit the southern suburbs of Beirut.

[01:48:55] Iran has said that any deal must include Israel and Hisbollah,

[01:49:00] which is maybe why the Israelis are hitting hard now

[01:49:04] before Trump tells them to stop.

[01:49:07] The Israeli Prime Minister visiting troops in the Jordan Valley today said he was on the

[01:49:15] phone to the US President every day.

[01:49:18] It didn't sound like a man pushing for peace.

[01:49:24] Now we attacked in Beirut.

[01:49:26] We attacked in Tehr yesterday.

[01:49:28] Our forces crossed the Litani.

[01:49:30] We are hitting them and we will hit them very hard.

[01:49:33] We will solve the drone threat.

[01:49:34] The struggle continues.

[01:49:36] It has no end.

[01:49:37] It's so funny like yeah, good luck restraining these guys. I mean we have

[01:49:42] Unbelievable power over this country. I just want to fucking point this out one more time. Okay, we have

[01:49:50] Insane power over this country. We could get them to stop all of it and that's what's so fucked up

[01:49:57] Don't say we do question mark. Yes, we do. That's what's so fucked up about it because

[01:50:03] Literally tomorrow we could cut off all arms sales

[01:50:07] but it's that simple

[01:50:09] one fucking phone call trump literally like do enough what are you doing

[01:50:18] i put a sign to research on all the tweeds is people with no likes and even

[01:50:21] people have a conversation with themselves is replying themselves lunacy

[01:50:24] now man it's not lunacy it's bots

[01:50:27] it's bots

[01:50:29] it's bots there's a lot of fucking bot activity on the on twitter is the most

[01:50:33] bought a platform of all time.

[01:50:38] Like it genuinely does not make any fucking sense whatsoever.

[01:50:45] Uh, that, that we're just going along with this shit.

[01:50:53] Unless you surrender.

[01:50:54] An Israeli attack on the port city of Tia, Israel now says all of southern Lebanon is

[01:51:05] a combat zone, as his buller continues to launch drones.

[01:51:13] The Israel Defence Force has flattened entire villages in the south.

[01:51:18] For those whose homes have been destroyed, there was no ceasefire.

[01:51:23] And no deal between Iran and the US will bring back what they have lost.

[01:51:29] Well now over to Washington DC, where the US Treasury Secretary Scott Besant has just

[01:51:35] begun giving an update, Kate Fisher has more.

[01:51:41] That's right Krish, he has just started speaking in the briefing room behind me, he's yet to

[01:51:46] get to the topic of Iran, but we will stay listening. But even if Donald Trump decides

[01:51:54] to sign off on this ceasefire agreement, it would be the biggest diplomatic breakthrough

[01:52:00] since the beginning of this conflict. But he is yet to give any comment on it. And of course,

[01:52:05] we have been here before several times now. Even just on Saturday, he took to his true social

[01:52:11] platform to say that a deal was largely negotiated and it would be announced shortly. But since

[01:52:18] then the U.S. like I don't know. I don't know what it is. I don't know what is like the leverage.

[01:52:25] You know, I don't know what could be the reason. Is it stupidity? Is it the idea that like America

[01:52:32] feels trapped in the situation and therefore can't get out of it without like escalating?

[01:52:41] I just don't know man. I don't know. It just like it kind of it feels like

[01:52:56] It feels feels strange, okay

[01:53:11] Have you seen the MPV videos? They're absolutely insane. No, go or yes. Of course, we've been

[01:53:20] looking at them on stream. Mexico should send you their new gear pronto. They're that Jersey

[01:53:27] is crazy fresh. I have the new the new one as well. My mom was in Mexico recently. She

[01:53:32] got it for me. I love the Mexico jerseys. Beyond Zogby, a Nazi term is created not as

[01:53:49] an admission. This item has hegemony in America. This is obvious to everyone, but to put America

[01:53:54] off the hook for its actions, this idea to assert America's innocence in the face of

[01:53:57] Jewish infiltrators is explicitly faulty. It doesn't get you anywhere. Yeah, my analysis

[01:54:01] on this is obviously never to take the responsibility away from America and then like engaging some

[01:54:06] sort of stabbed in the back myth because that's how like right wingers deployed this when they

[01:54:11] talk about it. Like the example that I always, the example that I always use is George W. Bush.

[01:54:18] George W. Bush is a fucking idiot, right? He's also a war criminal. But I don't just say,

[01:54:24] oh, George W. Bush is not responsible for all the fucking Iraqis that he killed, all the people

[01:54:28] that Afghanistan that he killed, the tens of millions displaced, because it was all Dick Cheney doing it.

[01:54:34] I say he's just as responsible, if not more responsible, because he fucking

[01:54:38] had final approval on all these actions. He signed the dotted line. So I don't think Zog

[01:54:44] theory in the like, regardless of the way that like fucking Nazis use it, like, which, you know,

[01:54:49] again, as Sammy correctly points out, which is Zionism has hegemony in America, which is true,

[01:54:56] right? That is literally just objectively true. Christian Zionism and Jewish Zionism together

[01:55:05] is one of the more powerful ideologies that is guiding a lot of American foreign policy.

[01:55:11] I don't think that's a strange or insane thing to say.

[01:55:17] It's so funny because the people that are pushing saying this term right now,

[01:55:19] we're calling all of us anti-Semites, we're talking about the Israel lobby one year ago,

[01:55:23] I know, I know, but now they've lapped us. They're ahead of us, okay?

[01:55:31] And they're more radical than we are so we need to shut the fuck up and

[01:55:36] and whatever

[01:55:39] Israel's influence in American politics bogs down to one the fact that the Israel lobbyist convinced prenaturally risk-averse policies that opposing Israel's electoral poison

[01:55:45] Which until recently it was and to the fact that American politicians support the actions of Israel personally

[01:55:50] There's no conspiracy issues, the reality of the Israel Palestine media bubble.

[01:55:55] I mean, there are moments where it pushes the boundaries though, right?

[01:55:58] Like we're experiencing one of those moments, it's like pushing the boundaries of like

[01:56:02] the divergence versus the convergence of American and Israeli interests.

[01:56:06] For the longest time, because of how reliable and valuable Israel was to American foreign

[01:56:11] policy in this resource rich region, we allowed them to get away with a bunch of heinous shit.

[01:56:15] And not only that, but we also looked the other way or even outright encouraged their

[01:56:25] lobbying initiatives, right?

[01:56:28] Their pervasive and sophisticated influence peddling operation beyond the lobbying initiatives,

[01:56:33] right?

[01:56:34] Like, so many of these groups that masquerade as Jewish advocacy organizations are singularly

[01:56:39] invested in defending Israeli foreign policy and attacking Israel's critics.

[01:56:44] This is true.

[01:56:45] them. I mean, you see the way that I get ripped apart in fucking mainstream outlets at this point

[01:56:50] where there is no question of my anti-Semitism. We've moved beyond it. The conversation is,

[01:56:56] should I go to prison or should I be de-platformed? And that is insane, because not only am I not

[01:57:02] anti-Semitic, there's not even a question. I combat anti-Semitism, right? And people still

[01:57:11] believe that I'm doing this for some kind of like self-defense purpose or whatever. No,

[01:57:15] No, it's because I truly fucking don't believe that Jews are monolithic and the international

[01:57:19] Jewry has this grand design and that's the reason why America is doing the shit that

[01:57:23] they're doing.

[01:57:24] Like, I don't think Jewish hypnosis is a real thing.

[01:57:27] I don't think, like, does Israel blackmail people?

[01:57:29] Certainly.

[01:57:30] Does Israel assassinate people?

[01:57:31] Certainly.

[01:57:32] But that's not the guiding principle that is anchoring American foreign policy in the

[01:57:37] region.

[01:57:39] So, the point that I'm making here is that it's not a secret, it's not a secret that

[01:57:50] if you oppose Israel, and if you oppose Israel's malign influence on American foreign policy,

[01:57:55] on American domestic policy, you get slammed with unlimited bad faith smear attacks, okay?

[01:58:06] It's not a fucking secret, it's just the truth.

[01:58:09] And everyone can see it.

[01:58:11] That's true.

[01:58:12] And I think for some people, they are afraid of that.

[01:58:16] They see the way that I get disparaged, or they see the way that other prominent critics

[01:58:21] of Israel get fucking disparaged.

[01:58:23] And they're also somewhat friendly with liberal Zionists or ultra-Zionists.

[01:58:29] It depends on what your personal political ideology is, right?

[01:58:32] the fact that like a o c will still

[01:58:34] uh... do

[01:58:36] uh... a meet-up with like a liberal sinus group uh... the the lady amy spitalnik

[01:58:41] that recently called me

[01:58:43] an anti-semite for saying jake oshen sloz was uh... an israel first democrat

[01:58:48] uh... and and she claimed that i was doing dual loyalty tropes

[01:58:51] he literally came out and and endorsed a fucking republican majority senate

[01:58:56] which was unbelievably was like platter is irredeemable and no i will not be

[01:59:00] endorsing him

[01:59:01] so for you so you're endorsing again a republican majority senate

[01:59:06] that uh...

[01:59:07] hope you're hoping that susan collins wins the fucking race then

[01:59:13] your the the under

[01:59:15] the underpinning

[01:59:16] motivation there is because grand platter is anti-israel that's it it's not

[01:59:20] because all your offended by the fucking totem cough which

[01:59:23] i'm sure it is offensive to you i didn't even know jake all can cause was uh...

[01:59:27] jewish by the way

[01:59:28] I thought he was just like another jarhead dipshit who's like super fucking pro

[01:59:33] Israel is super pro-american empire, but it turns out he's also Jewish.

[01:59:38] I only found out after everyone was like, this is anti-Semitic.

[01:59:41] But, um.

[01:59:47] The point is, the point is.

[01:59:52] The media environment has shifted and yet there's still a concerted effort to

[01:59:56] disparaged prominent critics of Israel, right? And I think some people are still very much

[02:00:02] afraid of being on the receiving end of this barrage of hatred, this barrage of misinformation.

[02:00:09] There is still an ever-present force in a lot of mainstream outlets that will run ridiculous

[02:00:18] smears that they receive straight up from AAPAC cutouts or the Israeli government's

[02:00:23] cutouts like Jewish insider, right? There are still Zionist megadoners who are Jewish

[02:00:31] and Christian as well, but certainly Jewish Zionist megadoners who will make boss calls

[02:00:35] to fucking politicians and they'll say, and they'll say, look, we're going to fucking

[02:00:39] no longer give you money if you, you know, if you, if you don't attack these people.

[02:00:44] It's clear like Miriam Adelson is a great example of this, right? Miriam Adelson is

[02:00:48] a major donor to Donald Trump. So all of this stuff is very real. All of this stuff is,

[02:00:58] of course, reality. And I try to do my very best to like, you know, clear the minefield

[02:01:06] of any sort of misinformation or any sort of like silly theories or anything like that,

[02:01:19] and try to do my very best when I cover this kind of thing.

[02:01:24] But at the end of the day, what is this?

[02:01:29] I met that Amy Spitalnik on my old job at a conference and was talking about how pro-Pali

[02:01:33] people claim Israelis are settler colonists in a dismissive way.

[02:01:36] And I was like, well, yeah, Norm covers the topic in the interview I sent yesterday.

[02:01:50] Yeah, I'll look into it.

[02:01:52] Yes, my eye is swollen.

[02:01:53] I got fucking bit by what I assume is a mosquito, but it could be a spider because it got it

[02:01:59] swelled up.

[02:02:00] I don't know why.

[02:02:01] In any case, I don't even know where the fuck I was going.

[02:02:06] i'm just saying that like israel has a a uh... tremendous amount of influence

[02:02:10] over not only for policy but certainly domestic policy as well

[02:02:13] where uh... you know a pack and numerous subsidiaries are

[02:02:17] are are very

[02:02:19] influential in uh... gaming out the system i mean look at what happened

[02:02:22] fucking al green right

[02:02:25] has hit iranian targets on two separate days albeit

[02:02:29] characterized as defensive strikes

[02:02:31] uh... and he said yesterday president trump that he was in no rush

[02:02:35] sign anything, even saying that he didn't care about the midterm elections, even as his poll

[02:02:41] numbers are falling, as petrol prices are rising. And that will be a problem for his Republican

[02:02:47] colleagues who are up for reelection and election come November in the midterm elections. However,

[02:02:53] if he does sign this deal, that could be a problem for other Republican colleagues like

[02:02:57] Senator Lindsey Graham, who is an Iran hawk, and he won't be pleased to see a deal being signed

[02:03:02] without that fawny issue of Iran's nuclear program being included. And this deal does not focus on

[02:03:09] that. So even if it's signed, we've still got to sort that out over the next 60 days.

[02:03:14] Kate Fisher in Washington. Well, just before we came on air, I spoke to Mohammed Morandi.

[02:03:19] He's a professor at Tehran University, was part of Iran's nuclear negotiating team for the deal

[02:03:25] with Mohammed Morandi and remains close to the Iranian. All right, let's see. Let's see. This

[02:03:30] This is Muhammad Mirandi is the equivalent of like, is the Iranian equivalent of those

[02:03:37] guys that they normally have who are, you know, from foundation for defending democracy,

[02:03:43] but for Iran, which is why a lot of people get pissed off when they hear from him.

[02:03:48] You need to have him on.

[02:03:49] I don't think, I don't think he's a big fan of mine because he probably thinks I'm, yeah,

[02:03:52] Zay squirrel.

[02:03:53] I think I'm too critical of Iran.

[02:03:55] You know what I mean?

[02:03:56] Like any recognition of like Iranian domestic affairs that I find to be unbelievably repressive

[02:04:02] is met with tremendous enmity from that side of Twitter.

[02:04:09] Governments, I asked him whether he thought we're on the brink of a diplomatic breakthrough.

[02:04:18] What is happening or what has happened is that we were close in agreement and I think

[02:04:24] I think it's different elements have been more or less made public.

[02:04:31] But then Trump walked away.

[02:04:33] We saw him, his rant yesterday, and the United States also carried out aggression against

[02:04:40] Iran last night, and that has made Iranians very suspicious.

[02:04:45] But the Iranian position is not going to change.

[02:04:49] is not going to become flexible, uh, after, uh, Trump's rant, uh,

[02:04:57] you got to get Marani on. He's the best. I mean, I think there's better analysts.

[02:05:02] He, like, I don't mind having someone on that is like straight up a fucking regime

[02:05:09] enjoyer because I feel like it's the exact opposite of like someone who's an

[02:05:13] an FDD guy, as I said, FDD is Mohammed Morandi, but for Israel, right? And Israel is on the

[02:05:20] wrong side of this. Whereas Iran has found itself as the victim in a self-defense posture

[02:05:27] and therefore on the correct side of this equation, let's be fucking real, that doesn't

[02:05:32] change the other externalities, however. But, you know, he is definitely, he is definitely a,

[02:05:43] he, he goes a little too hard, in my opinion, okay?

[02:05:48] Act if it's anything, it's going to be the opposite.

[02:05:51] There are two versions of the deal, sort of out in the public. One of them says the

[02:05:57] The Strait of Hormuz will be opened with unfettered access

[02:06:00] and no charges to any of the ships.

[02:06:03] The other says Iran will be able to keep charging

[02:06:08] for the traffic through this international water.

[02:06:11] Which one is Iran's position as you understand it?

[02:06:14] I think it's pretty clear Iran will remain in control

[02:06:18] and Iran believes that there are environmental issues,

[02:06:23] issues, there are insurance issues that will definitely have to be dealt with.

[02:06:28] So you can read into that all you like, but I think it's pretty clear what they're saying.

[02:06:34] Now, one of the things the Americans obviously want is a guarantee that Iran won't pursue

[02:06:38] a nuclear weapon.

[02:06:39] Is that something Iran would say, given it was essentially its position before?

[02:06:46] Look, the Americans know that Iran is not pursuing a nuclear weapon.

[02:06:51] The Americans know that Iran was never pursuing a nuclear weapon.

[02:06:55] Joe Ken said that in his resignation letter.

[02:06:58] Tulsi Gabbard said it under oath.

[02:07:00] The IAEA knows that the nuclear program, human rights,

[02:07:05] terrorism, all of these are about Israel.

[02:07:10] The West supports ethno-supremacism in Palestine.

[02:07:14] Iran opposes to it.

[02:07:16] So Iran has been antagonized for decades.

[02:07:20] that's the real story

[02:07:21] but business is not because you're in which the rain and got to sixty percent

[02:07:25] you know which is way in excess of what you need for civilian

[02:07:27] program and is quite close to weapons great

[02:07:29] obviously that was going to be my issue

[02:07:33] well no no no

[02:07:34] that the weapons great stuff is so fucking dumb i just i'm sorry i hear he's

[02:07:38] gonna say something that is objectively correct which is

[02:07:41] or he might not even say this but

[02:07:45] everybody fucking knows why iran

[02:07:48] was enriching nuclear-grade uranium it was not so that they can have nuclear

[02:07:53] arms it was so that they can have leverage leverage to

[02:07:58] uh... delete the fucking sanctions

[02:08:00] i don't know why this is a major point of contention all the time it's like

[02:08:04] mainstream media you don't have to always lie at the best of

[02:08:09] the the or get you don't have to always operate as a organ of propaganda for the

[02:08:12] state okay

[02:08:13] you can have independent thoughts

[02:08:15] you can look at the situation for example like the jcp away and realize

[02:08:19] that iran was actually playing ball

[02:08:22] with the united states of america why were they doing that if they were so

[02:08:24] ambitious about developing nuclear arms

[02:08:28] it's so fucking stupid

[02:08:30] it is so obvious that the the or anything they had was specifically for

[02:08:35] leverage

[02:08:36] we all know it but we act like we don't understand that was a strategic

[02:08:40] ambiguity on iran's part to keep leverage yet it's just so stupid though

[02:08:42] because like

[02:08:45] Factually accurate information being analyzed by people with three and a half fucking brain cells proves that this wasn't an ambitious program to fucking

[02:08:53] engage in nuclear proliferation

[02:08:56] If that was the case they wouldn't have fucking dealt with the JCPOA. They would have just built the nukes

[02:09:01] fuck

[02:09:06] It's one of the things

[02:09:08] It's one of the things that makes me mad the most is like people that know better

[02:09:11] better, that play stupid when they have this conversation.

[02:09:15] And it's even worse when they end up believing the stupidity.

[02:09:20] It's very frustrating.

[02:09:26] Why did Iran produce in restraining 60%?

[02:09:30] Because we had a nuclear deal and we made significant concessions.

[02:09:36] The United States under Obama cheated us, and then under Trump, they exited the deal,

[02:09:42] and then the Europeans and the British, instead of compensating, they obeyed Trump.

[02:09:49] And then after two years, the Iranians resumed their program, and they enriched uranium to

[02:09:53] 60 percent as leverage to put pressure on them.

[02:09:57] They know that.

[02:09:58] We know that.

[02:09:59] Everyone who's been following the case knows that.

[02:10:02] But this is not about the nuclear program.

[02:10:04] This is all about supporting this genocidal regime in Palestine.

[02:10:11] So do you think we are going to see progress?

[02:10:13] I mean, you're sounding quite hopeful that there is a lot of agreement.

[02:10:17] No, I'm not hopeful and I'm not skeptical.

[02:10:21] This is Trump.

[02:10:22] And I don't think anyone has an answer.

[02:10:26] But whatever happens, the Iranians will make sure that the United States fulfills its obligations

[02:10:33] unlike on previous occasions.

[02:10:35] And can you just give us an insight into that?

[02:10:37] I mean, because you were at the talks in Pakistan, weren't you?

[02:10:41] I mean, give me a sense of sort of how difficult it is

[02:10:45] to negotiate with the Americans from what you saw.

[02:10:48] The Americans are not in charge.

[02:10:50] The Zionist army, the Israeli regime, Netanyahu,

[02:10:53] these are the ones who are in charge of it.

[02:10:54] They're the ones who are controlling the fate of the West.

[02:10:57] Professor Miranda, thank you very much.

[02:10:59] Thank you.

[02:11:01] So it's day 90, a President Trump's four to six week war in Iran.

[02:11:05] Early this week, President Trump and his seniors implied we were just a couple of

[02:11:09] days away from potentially getting a peace deal on the table.

[02:11:12] Yeah.

[02:11:12] Overnight there was a series of tit for tat strikes between

[02:11:15] Stop sending me Instagram links.

[02:11:19] Stop.

[02:11:21] Iran and America leans to the US claiming that Tehran.

[02:11:24] I did see this is very funny.

[02:11:26] Um, Jacob Korn, blue posts, uh, interview with, uh, Josh Shapiro and Jonathan Martin of Politico where Josh Shapiro says,

[02:11:35] Denying APEC money and silencing Jewish voices is so funny.

[02:11:41] Dude, like when I see stuff like this, it is hard for me not to develop a, the, the, the anti unconditional anti aid poll reactionary position.

[02:11:51] Because it's so cynical.

[02:11:56] What the fuck do you mean an unbelievably powerful propaganda and influence peddling

[02:12:01] operation of a fucking nuclear armed foreign nation state that has gotten $380 billion

[02:12:06] from the United States of America is actually the equivalent of Jewish voices?

[02:12:14] What are you saying?

[02:12:15] There's no other group that you can do this for.

[02:12:17] You understand?

[02:12:18] None.

[02:12:19] Imagine it's like you shouldn't get any money from ExxonMobil. Oh, wow. I guess you're silencing wasp voices

[02:12:27] What the fuck?

[02:12:31] Yeah, rejecting rejecting

[02:12:34] Money from the Chinese party of the Communist Party of China is rejecting Chinese voices. You're rejecting Asian voices

[02:12:43] Wow, you're silencing Muslim voices if you fucking reject Saudi money

[02:12:49] What the fuck? It's ridiculous.

[02:13:02] I can touch an egregious ceasefire violation.

[02:13:05] So where does all this leave the peace process?

[02:13:07] Well, CENTCOM has announced that there were indeed some US strikes overnight that were actually.

[02:13:13] Similar to shocking the good take on this? No, he's smarter than the rest.

[02:13:17] I'm sorry, I like Shapiro, but can we just be real nobody's being silenced a pack and ally groups are spending more than anyone else besides

[02:13:23] Tag if you lump in AI and crypto in these big in these primaries if big oil put 30 mil

[02:13:29] Into a house race and people said big oil trying to buy raises nobody will complain about that

[02:13:33] We can acknowledge the anti-semitism is a scourge that is on the rock. Hold on doors open

[02:13:42] Oh, oh Kai is ready to fucking pounds

[02:13:47] Woo!

[02:13:51] Woo!

[02:13:52] Gaya!

[02:13:54] Woo!

[02:13:56] She's monitoring the situation.

[02:13:58] I have a guard dog, dude.

[02:14:01] I have an actual guard dog.

[02:14:02] She's a literal guard dog, bro.

[02:14:06] Gaya!

[02:14:07] Gaya!

[02:14:08] Come here!

[02:14:09] Hey.

[02:14:15] Thank you.

[02:14:17] She's ready to fart on them. Yeah, we can acknowledge that anti-Semism is a scourge that is on the rise and that some people you say back in the state of

[02:14:27] Rajews while also stating plainly that the pro-Israel lobby is trying to influence these raises a disproportionate level

[02:14:32] Both of those things are happening. The former won't be helped by pretending like the latter isn't

[02:14:41] Yeah, it is ridiculous

[02:14:43] It's it's so fucking ridiculous. Holy 200. I know 200 consecutive streams. Goddamn

[02:15:05] And some piker California voter guide when my California voter guide is the same as the fucking DSA LA baby

[02:15:12] I mean, on May or go with your heart.

[02:15:41] Let's go arc. Thank you for the 20 bones. God damn. Yeah. California is fucking cooked

[02:15:52] marketing five one way attack. Worst take. Fuck. DSA LA. Okay, dude.

[02:15:58] And launch down to Banda Abbas just to the north of the straighter for moves and also

[02:16:02] attacking a sixth that was actually on its launcher. Now, all of this is a similar location

[02:16:07] to the strikes that happened on Monday when America said that they targeted missiles but

[02:16:12] also fast patrol boats that they claimed were laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz. No great

[02:16:17] surprises that Iran has a very different story around the strikes. They claimed American warships

[02:16:22] to be making their way towards the Strait of Hormuz and that had triggered these attack drones

[02:16:27] getting launched. They also turned around and said that they would take retaliation action against

[02:16:32] American strikes. China-drain. Against American air base in the region. And we can see from here

[02:16:37] there are quite a large number of American air bases. Now Centricom has actually announced that

[02:16:42] there was indeed a ballistic missile strike around about 10 o'clock local time last night

[02:16:47] that was intercepted in Kuwaiti airspace. We don't know exactly which of the bases

[02:16:51] were being targeted, but that's where it was intercepted. Although it looks like a gross

[02:16:56] ceasefire violation, in reality both the actions of America and Iran look relatively measured.

[02:17:02] Why is that important? Because if we had got American casualties, particularly military casualties,

[02:17:07] then there will be a grave risk of escalation. It does appear as if both sides were trying to avoid

[02:17:11] that. Meanwhile, the Israeli... Treasure train, 35% off. Five, give the subs and more. Subscribe

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[02:17:39] As always, big prompt. What Connie says? Holy shit. 50 bones.

[02:17:44] Now you're shameless. Wait, why am I fucking shameless? Bitch, I'm about to have a fucking

[02:17:54] long drawn out legal battle. How is that shameless? I hope not. I hope I don't have to, but

[02:18:02] I mean I haven't gotten to anything yet so who knows close presence is back with a hundred

[02:18:24] bones. Are we gonna address the Dave Rubin bullshit? What the

[02:18:35] fuck did Dave Rubin say?

[02:18:37] Oh

[02:18:48] Oh

[02:18:52] He said you sexually assaulted Anna, what the fuck is he out of his fucking mind that you sexually harassed Anna oh

[02:19:01] Oh, yeah, I saw the antichrist, Brian, um, the sound package is Sue Dave Rubin for defamation

[02:19:14] immediately.

[02:19:15] I was never harassed by house sexually or otherwise.

[02:19:16] This Huxer is literally making up sexual harassment allegations and pretending to speak on my

[02:19:19] behalf.

[02:19:20] This is a fame.

[02:19:21] House is sick.

[02:19:22] And he literally told me they asked him to work from home because all the sexual remarks

[02:19:30] he was making to you and other females there and you couldn't believe that that was a punishment.

[02:19:33] Maybe you blocked it out but that's what happened.

[02:19:35] That is crazy.

[02:19:36] He's just straight up fucking lying.

[02:19:52] the fuck dude man people who are dude desperate times I guess fucking unbelievably desperate

[02:20:13] I can't believe his response was maybe you fucking blocked it out

[02:20:17] none of this is true this is your too smooth brain to debate him on the signage genociders

[02:20:20] as you love so much you have this mirror like the disgusting soulless little bitch for hire you are

[02:20:26] oh my god

[02:20:44] incredible

[02:20:44] Defense forces are expanding their operations in southern Lebanon. Why is that? They're originally

[02:20:51] working to this defense zone here, but it appears that the Hezbollah forces are using long-range

[02:20:56] attract drones more widely, and therefore the Israelis are having to push the Hezbollah forces

[02:21:02] even further out. Now initial reports have suggested that they were going up as far as the

[02:21:07] Lattani River, but the reality on the ground appears now that they actually are looking even

[02:21:11] further north, just as a Rani river and potentially even further than that. Why is that important?

[02:21:16] It's important because it's crazy because I don't even think Anna likes me. Any operation like that

[02:21:26] is much longer, will take a lot longer to include nowhere close to ending the war. And it's also

[02:21:32] worth pointing out there's meant to be a ceasefire in place at the moment. No evidence that at all

[02:21:36] on the ground. So, what does all this lead to peace proposals? Well, the Iranian government

[02:21:42] announced what it says are details of progress to date with those talks, although it is fair to

[02:21:47] say America has said this is complete nonsense. Two main themes have to leak draft from the Iranians,

[02:21:52] one of which is the US forces agreed to actually withdraw from the immediate area

[02:21:57] of Iran, probably to ease the blockade, and several details around the straighter

[02:22:02] for moves. Why is that important? Because for the international community trying to resolve

[02:22:06] the global energy crisis, that's a key point of focus. The challenge, of course, it doesn't

[02:22:11] seem to be any mention here of the nuclear weapons or uranium enrichment, both key areas

[02:22:17] of interest for President Trump. Now, President Trump evidently now needs some form of off

[02:22:22] from and actually it's so insane.

[02:22:32] That's probably why Dave thought he could get away with it.

[02:22:35] Assumed Anna would buy into the grift since she doesn't like you.

[02:22:52] Anyway, I didn't even fucking know this shit was matriculating or percolating.

[02:22:58] Anyway, let's continue.

[02:23:02] The war to an end. The one ace that President Trump has in negotiations is the US military.

[02:23:07] It is the dominant military force in the region.

[02:23:10] I don't think Dave Rubin is doing that for Klitz because he's desperate for Klitz.

[02:23:14] I think he's doing that because he's working as a Hossborough agent.

[02:23:17] He's very pro-Israel.

[02:23:26] Course is that the U.S., despite success in the battlefield, that has not translated

[02:23:30] into strategic success in their war.

[02:23:33] Secondly, each time the U.S. conducts operations against Iran, it triggers a response from

[02:23:39] Iran, often with unintended consequences for the region.

[02:23:43] And thirdly, every time the U.S. threatens action, it actually undermines trust and confidence

[02:23:48] in the peace process, which of course will be essential in any form of negotiation.

[02:23:53] The harsh reality, though, in all of this is that President Trump has got very limited

[02:23:57] options available to him, and he is under pressure to bring this war to an end, particularly

[02:24:02] domestically with midterm elections due, but also getting the inflation rate down in America

[02:24:07] and reducing the price of gas.

[02:24:10] Trump also knows, though, that any deal done with Iran will be scrutinized heavily, particularly

[02:24:16] around any nuclear arrangements. And President Trump knows that his legacy will be intrinsically

[02:24:21] linked to whether he can secure a better deal than that that was done in 2015 by President

[02:24:26] Obama. From where we sit today, that looks an incredibly difficult challenge.

[02:24:32] We have breaking news overnight on another critic of President Trump being targeted by

[02:24:35] his administration. The Justice Department has started a criminal investigation of E.

[02:24:40] Jean Carroll, the author who sued Trump. She won a pair of multi-million dollar settlements

[02:24:45] in connection with an alleged sexual assault in the 90s. Our national correspondent...

[02:24:52] This is also crazy. Trump is just basically weaponizing the DOJ.

[02:24:59] Another one of your ops got arrested. Students for Trump co-founder Ryan Fornia arrested on

[02:25:03] domestic violence charges allegedly yell do you want to die today?

[02:25:08] Magga dude.

[02:25:19] What's the story about Donald Trump Buffalo look like?

[02:25:44] But before we get into that, there's some more stuff that I wanted to cover.

[02:25:47] times. US is developing workarounds to funnel money to Iran without direct payments.

[02:25:51] With Trump refusing to authorize any deal that can be framed as direct cash payments that Iran

[02:25:54] has team has been quietly developing alternative financing mechanism according to New York Times,

[02:25:58] which cited three anonymous US officials, decoy 166, thank you for the 10, 8 bit polar,

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[02:26:26] Gulf Arab states have been lobbied by Trump and his team to underwrite Iran's post war

[02:26:30] reconstruction contingent on, contingent on acceptable terms of $300 billion investment

[02:26:39] fund has been discussed among Gulf countries that to that end a separate

[02:26:43] mechanism under discussion with unfreeze Iranian funds held by Qatar, which

[02:26:46] would then purchase medicines and feed stock and transfer them directly to

[02:26:49] Iran. Both steps would require a U.S. sign off, officials said. Trump's a version

[02:26:55] of direct payment stems from years of attacking the Obama administration over

[02:26:58] Paltzakash delivered to Iran as a part of the financial settlement time to the

[02:27:01] 2015 Iran nuclear deal. The most challenging sticking point on any form of

[02:27:05] deal, the official said, remains the fate of Iran's highly

[02:27:07] enriched uranium.

[02:27:19] I mean, I don't know.

[02:27:20] I don't know if this is like a real deal.

[02:27:24] Even how little Israel wants it to happen.

[02:27:37] Mallory McMorah running for your Senate in Michigan says Democrats have an anti-Semitism problem.

[02:27:50] Unbelievable.

[02:27:51] I'm just so we have to fight for a revolution on the debate stage.

[02:28:10] People can't afford to wait for a resolution that may never come.

[02:28:13] I'll tell you this, revolutions definitely not come in if we're not fighting for it.

[02:28:17] So let's play again.

[02:28:18] If you're on the stage and you have never taken a corporate pack check from Blue Cross

[02:28:21] with a Shield, raise your hand.

[02:28:23] Anyway, all of that is the same.

[02:28:26] I think we really can fight for a world where everybody can be guaranteed healthcare.

[02:28:30] I think we really should fight for that world because too many people in this country are

[02:28:33] going without the healthcare that they need and deserve $225 billion in medical debt.

[02:28:39] That's bigger than the GDP of half the states in this country.

[02:28:42] Thank you, sir.

[02:28:43] No, no, no.

[02:28:44] I'm not done yet.

[02:28:45] I'm not done yet.

[02:28:46] I'm not done yet.

[02:28:47] It is important for us to recognize that all of these issues go back to how we finance campaigns and it just keeps coming back

[02:28:52] Okay, thank you. Thank you. Thank people can't afford to wait for a rez revolution that may

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[02:33:10] Blamel.

[02:33:11] I hate white people.

[02:33:12] I hate white people.

[02:33:14] Whoa.

[02:33:14] Austin, chill.

[02:33:25] Austin, why are you saying stuff like that, bro?

[02:33:28] That's crazy.

[02:33:30] Calm down, Austin.

[02:33:33] I'm gay and Lebanese.

[02:33:36] And if we hit level, we're at level 16 on the hype train.

[02:33:39] If we hit level 20, I'll hit the Charlie Kirk again.

[02:33:41] I hate white people. I hate white people. All right, let's continue with the news. This is crazy

[02:33:52] What is this no, no, no, no, no, no not yet not yet

[02:34:00] 20 brothers milking it fuck yeah, I'm milking it. I haven't I haven't had a good run

[02:34:05] one with subs in a minute. I haven't formed subs in a fucking long ass time, dude.

[02:34:14] I don't even know how many that is what is happening.

[02:34:41] didn't even show up on the leaderboard because it's so busted.

[02:34:45] A thousand? What the fuck?

[02:34:49] One thousand?

[02:34:57] God damn, level 18 hype train.

[02:35:01] What the hell?

[02:35:04] Oh, my God. No way.

[02:35:11] This has got to be so hard to comprehend if you're a fucking Fox news journalist has passed a watch my stream

[02:35:17] You're like what the fuck is this guy doing?

[02:35:34] Was it you or Vinny that would rip shirts for subs there's definitely not me

[02:35:38] That sound like some goaded shit that my goat Vinny would do.

[02:35:44] Level 18 hype train almost over, 3 minutes and 28 seconds left, where, oh you mean Will,

[02:35:52] yeah Will does that.

[02:35:57] Have you ever done a sub-a-thon?

[02:35:58] No.

[02:35:59] Would you?

[02:36:00] No.

[02:36:01] Brother, my life is a sub-a-thon if you haven't noticed.

[02:36:04] I stream every single day, the only thing I don't do on camera is fall asleep on camera.

[02:36:08] So why would I do a sub-a-thon where I just basically also fall asleep on camera too and

[02:36:13] and work out on camera as well?

[02:36:16] Yeah.

[02:36:18] Uh-oh.

[02:36:20] We're about to be level 19.

[02:36:34] I

[02:36:39] Know it's in Turkey. What the fuck

[02:36:44] No friends, but why all these gifties now is a random ass Thursday mid-news coverage. I don't know

[02:36:56] Oh shit about to be level 19

[02:36:58] Anyway, let's listen to what a pack Michigan Democratic Senate candidates talk about a pack on stage

[02:37:07] You know this is gonna be a banger for our boy. Obdolil sayed

[02:37:11] Haley Stevens fuck a sub-a-thon bro. Where's MGS MGS 3 sleepover stream with will we're gonna do a fuck-a-thon

[02:37:17] We're not gonna do a sub-a-thon. We're gonna do a fuck-a-thon

[02:37:21] And a Toyota thon

[02:37:28] Level 19!

[02:37:30] One more level remaining until level 20.

[02:37:33] You take money from APAC, walk us through what that money means and what it buys and maybe what it doesn't.

[02:37:41] Well, look, my campaign for U.S. Senate for Michigan is a love letter to our state,

[02:37:47] and I am deeply proud to have grassroots support coming from grocery clerk workers, to retired teachers, to factory workers,

[02:37:57] and the the like. I'm also deeply and the Israel lobby to have the support of former

[02:38:07] Governor Jennifer Granholm, Congresswoman Brenda Lawrence and Debbie Stabenow standing

[02:38:13] alongside me. Individuals who fight for Michigan and win for Michigan, which is actually absolutely

[02:38:19] what I want to do as Michigan's next U.S. letter. Look, Michiganders are frustrated

[02:38:25] because we have not done comprehensive campaign finance reform.

[02:38:31] Mike Rogers will not vote for comprehensive campaign finance reform like I have in the

[02:38:38] House of Representatives.

[02:38:40] We squarely need to put people at the front of our agenda.

[02:38:44] And the campaign is about movements of ideas, Stephen.

[02:38:48] The campaigns are about movements of ideas.

[02:38:50] I articulate positions of freedom and democracy and what Michigan needs to succeed at the

[02:38:57] global stage.

[02:38:58] And they're also just not answering the question.

[02:39:03] Look at the end of the day, it also buys $3.5 billion sent to a foreign military that could

[02:39:07] be used here to give glasses here to provide healthcare here to build schools here.

[02:39:11] That's where our money should be used.

[02:39:13] And look, people know me.

[02:39:15] I say the same thing everywhere.

[02:39:16] I come to Macaron, I'll tell you all I want to tax billionaires.

[02:39:18] I go down south, tell people on the tax billionaires,

[02:39:20] I say the same thing to everybody.

[02:39:21] If you want to support my campaign, fantastic.

[02:39:23] If you don't, if it comes down to having more money

[02:39:26] from a donor or having a message,

[02:39:28] I'm going to choose a message every time.

[02:39:30] And I think that's the difference.

[02:39:31] That's what we need in our process.

[02:39:32] All right, we're going to go to Mallory and Kamala next.

[02:39:36] I appreciate that.

[02:39:37] And messages are great and you actually...

[02:39:40] Oh my God, bro.

[02:39:42] Stevens is so bad.

[02:39:43] The only solution is to shit your pants on stage

[02:39:45] hopes that it makes no one remember what you said. Yeah, Haley Stevens is incredible. I

[02:39:53] mean, this race would be over if it was Haley Stevens versus Abdul Al Sayed. Okay. This

[02:40:03] is not real, Chatters. People are getting duped by this. I hate that it's not real.

[02:40:12] by people I mean me. I got to do by it for a second. I was dancing my fucking pants off.

[02:40:27] Stephen is giving the weakest what Michigan means to me. Answer was a surprise. Thought she nailed in that closing statement. Yeah, this.

[02:40:33] uh...

[02:40:36] dude this debate is here i'm gonna tell you exactly

[02:40:40] what it was going to be

[02:40:42] hailey stevens comes up as a uh... my campaign is a lot later to michigan i

[02:40:46] love michigan is michigan is what we take billions

[02:40:49] but what we take tens of millions of dollars from israel i love israel i

[02:40:52] close my eyes i think about israel all the time

[02:40:55] which is what michigan is care about and then mallory mcmorrow comes up as is

[02:40:59] all well you have great ideas but the reality is i'm actually pragmatic and i

[02:41:03] I don't think better things are possible.

[02:41:06] I think, modestly, marginally, incrementally,

[02:41:10] better things are possible, okay?

[02:41:12] And that's what Mallory McMurray was gonna say,

[02:41:15] and then Abdul's like,

[02:41:15] I will literally, physically engage fascists, if necessary.

[02:41:21] I put up three plates.

[02:41:23] I've never taken a single fucking dime from a corporate pack.

[02:41:26] And we have to start punishing ICE agents

[02:41:30] and also billionaires are the enemy.

[02:41:33] and then everyone else there looks silly in comparison.

[02:41:40] Everyone else looks fucking silly in comparison

[02:41:43] on that stage, because he's just like, this is it.

[02:41:47] Level 19 at 10, oh no, we're not gonna make it to 20.

[02:41:50] It's nine seconds remaining.

[02:41:52] We are not gonna make it to 20, Michael Fuscoard.

[02:41:54] Oh my God, he put it in 100.

[02:41:57] Oh my God.

[02:41:59] Okay, this is a special level 20 hype train.

[02:42:06] Level 19 complete.

[02:42:08] We're at level 20 hype train.

[02:42:09] So of course we have to do this.

[02:42:11] I

[02:42:41] We'll fight for the gospel. We'll honor his name. We are Charlie Kirk. His courage.

[02:42:52] Bro, this song is a banger. This is like soundtrack to a

[02:42:56] meet cute love story in Hawaii. Okay.

[02:43:04] Yeah, we got the Chinese version if we get level 22 hype train.

[02:43:11] Level 22 Hive Train, we play the Chinese one.

[02:43:41] Oh my gosh.

[02:43:46] Is this AI?

[02:43:57] It's not a good.

[02:44:11] I don't understand a half music because not a single soul would make this otherwise it

[02:44:17] simply wouldn't exist yet.

[02:44:19] Yeah, no, no, this is, this is literally the only appropriate version of like AI art.

[02:44:28] Something that no human being would ever come up with and no human being would ever make

[02:44:31] in the end of this circumstance.

[02:44:34] The Cross is our guide, with God as our captain

[02:44:40] We march side by side, we are Charlie Curd

[02:44:45] Carry the flame, we'll fight for the gospel

[02:44:51] We'll honor his name, we are Charlie Curd

[02:44:57] His courage our own, together unbroken

[02:45:03] We are Charlie Kirt.

[02:45:06] Charlie Kirt.

[02:45:08] Forever alive.

[02:45:10] Charlie Kirt.

[02:45:12] With God we will rise.

[02:45:15] We are Charlie Kirt.

[02:45:18] We are Charlie Kirt.

[02:45:21] I'm sorry.

[02:45:24] I'm sorry.

[02:45:27] I'm sorry.

[02:45:29] I'm sorry.

[02:45:31] I'm sorry. But this one is stupid hard, bro.

[02:45:40] I mean, straight up.

[02:45:44] This actually went fucking stupid hard.

[02:45:48] This is literally fifty first dates.

[02:45:52] Soundtrack music, like straight up.

[02:45:55] Like this fits.

[02:45:58] in the score of a movie where Adam Sandler is the main character and you got the paved paradise

[02:46:05] put up a parking lot and one of the songs in the rotation and then this song comes up

[02:46:12] when you're driving your fucking convertible vehicle okay you're driving your convertible

[02:46:17] to this girl's the first date that you're gonna go on with this woman okay and this is

[02:46:23] Blasting in the background, but it's just

[02:46:35] Yeah, Rob Schneider is there for some reason. He's getting into some goofs

[02:46:48] Please never direct a film

[02:46:53] Yeah, Adam Sandler is Charlie Kirk and Rapschneider is Erica girk in 57 first dates song on my

[02:47:10] I think like Joe Rogan with AI music shaking my head

[02:47:19] There this is a banger

[02:47:23] Support a real artist. Okay. We're at 21 we get to 22. I'm gonna play the Chinese one

[02:47:29] Okay, also is the Chinese one AI because there is a non AI Chinese one that I used to play all the time from this influencer

[02:47:36] Or not influence over like a she's like a music student. I think

[02:47:40] you know there's a real version of this right oh this is the this is the one I

[02:47:49] think okay never mind this is not even AI

[02:47:55] I'm pretty sure this is not if this is the right one this is not AI oh never

[02:48:02] This is AI. Sorry. There is one from a woman.

[02:48:12] Yeah, this is the one that's not.

[02:48:14] Oh, no, not this dude.

[02:48:16] What the fuck? First, the Kirk is a Japanese pop star in my local gym.

[02:48:22] Someone has to have it.

[02:48:25] It's all I know.

[02:48:26] There's one that's not AI.

[02:48:27] There's one that's not AI.

[02:48:32] How have we now it's like the opera version is the Chinese opera version

[02:48:42] If we get the level 30 I will record a studio version of we are Charlie Kirk for you to use and end your broadcast closing music

[02:48:48] We're not getting the level 30 bro. You're out of your mind not a I want. Yeah, this is this is the one I was looking for

[02:49:02] I wish this was longer.

[02:49:09] This is why black people don't rock with you.

[02:49:11] You are embarrassing. What?

[02:49:15] I'm sorry.

[02:49:18] But I think.

[02:49:22] Black people would also appreciate the Chinese opera version of We Are Charlie Kurt.

[02:49:32] We are Charlie Kirk, we carry the queen

[02:49:39] We fly for the boss, blow a lot

[02:49:44] We are Charlie Kirk, we're screwing them all

[02:49:54] We didn't broke it, we're painting the capital

[02:50:02] Okay, okay enough. What am I doing? We're at level 21. We're not getting level 22 anyway.

[02:50:20] This is how I know you don't listen to music anymore. Please start again. Even if it's

[02:50:23] M83 and the strokes in your cute little millennial glasses, please listen to music again. Wait,

[02:50:27] Are these glasses millennial?

[02:50:29] Am I fucking wearing millennial glasses?

[02:50:33] What the hell is millennial about these glasses?

[02:50:39] Support real artists!

[02:50:44] They always said that Charlie Kirk was a Nazi, then they celebrated after they killed him.

[02:50:51] They tried to tell us that black lives matter, and that white people have always been feeling

[02:50:56] Wait, he did not actually say they tried to tell us that black lives matter as in the

[02:51:05] implication is like everybody obviously understands black lives don't matter what I'm sorry oh

[02:51:13] 30 seconds left on the hype train level 21 20 seconds left 2019 seconds left if no one

[02:51:22] salvage is this I'm just playing Tom McDonald for the rest of the fucking stream dude fuck it

[02:51:37] And then the oh it's over

[02:51:39] Which is capping viewbotters view counts right now banks went from 30k to 3k Mitch Jones seer all capped wait really

[02:51:55] Wait what

[02:51:58] No

[02:52:01] All right, you know what instead of this I will be playing the ussr version of charlie kirk for you guys

[02:52:09] Just because we got the fucking level 21 or whatever.

[02:52:22] Yeah, everyone dropped but you?

[02:52:38] Who else dropped?

[02:53:08] We are his children, we are the chariots, His courage is ours, together, unbreakable.

[02:53:21] We have not opened the heaven to the world, Husband and father, family is with him,

[02:53:31] The house is built for writing.

[02:53:35] On faith without fear.

[02:53:38] The world tried to make him silent.

[02:53:42] But his voice remained.

[02:53:46] He sounds in us.

[02:53:49] And is supported by Christ.

[02:54:24] A whole lake dead because of this song and buddy it was worth it.

[02:54:43] her not counting chains unbroken.

[02:55:01] I just need you to understand there is literally a Fox News correspondent possibly a Manhattan

[02:55:05] at Think Tank Institute, Manhattan Institute Think Tank guy, and maybe federal agents in

[02:55:10] the chat right now watching this alongside 33,000 of you Charlie's it

[02:55:19] Are they counting or not counting Kulak violins?

[02:55:49] I see his tiny face, imposed upon larger stones.

[02:56:01] He's the first thing I think of in the morning, and the last thing I think of at night.

[02:56:09] Charlie's light might have been taken out, but his revolutionary spirit lives on.

[02:56:17] That's right

[02:56:20] Charlie said

[02:56:24] Be undeniable

[02:56:27] To fight for the gospel and to carry his flame. All right, let's continue

[02:56:33] Getting back to the APAC conversation at the Michigan policy the the Mackinaw policy conference

[02:56:40] A quest for common ground

[02:56:42] Oh, I thought 911 was the first thing you think of in the morning. No, that's what my haters think. Yeah

[02:56:56] Make moral equals Starmer, I know

[02:57:00] You need to know how to deliver them on this campaign

[02:57:03] I have not taken a dime of corporate pack donations

[02:57:06] I have not taken a dime of a pack donations this campaign is entirely funded by a hundred and twenty

[02:57:12] 30,000 individual donors, more grassroots support than my opponents combined, the most amount

[02:57:18] of money from Michigan, and we are building up a campaign that shows that we can run very

[02:57:24] differently, that we can win very differently.

[02:57:26] Thank you.

[02:57:27] But we want to focus on the last two campaigns, though.

[02:57:30] Mr. Alfair, we want to focus on the issue and get some more specific—

[02:57:35] And we were talking about foreign policy, but yet we're talking about campaign finance

[02:57:38] before.

[02:57:39] Excuse me, Mr. Dean.

[02:57:40] focus on this question this is devices issue

[02:57:44] this is this issue of

[02:57:46] the conflict between Israel and the palestinian

[02:57:48] bro never in my life

[02:57:53] what i thought

[02:57:55] there would be a motherfucking centrism conference

[02:57:59] in some random part of michigan

[02:58:01] where the debate moderators were holding to account

[02:58:06] democratic senate hopefuls

[02:58:09] in the primaries for taking APAC money.

[02:58:12] And it's like any kind of association with APAC would be perceived as the

[02:58:15] negative one. I think you guys need to understand something random.

[02:58:21] It's Mackinaw Island. Okay, man. It's random to me. Okay.

[02:58:25] I love you, Michigan. I love the Michiganders, but like,

[02:58:28] I've never heard of Mackinaw Island. I'm a goddamn bicoastal elite.

[02:58:33] Okay. Calm down.

[02:58:39] Also, that's not the main point. The main point is not Mackinaw Island's historic importance.

[02:58:49] The main point I'm making is that this is a let's establish common ground conference

[02:58:53] debate. And the moderators are literally asking, the moderators are asking like, well, can

[02:59:02] you address the fact that you got APAC money? Like APAC is a funding vehicle for your campaign

[02:59:07] what do you get out of that? And what does APAC get out of that? Like, that is, like,

[02:59:12] APAC Association's being considered a significant negative. Do you now understand how insane that is?

[02:59:21] For those of us who've been here already for years, and this is what I was talking about with

[02:59:26] Dara Liza as well, like, if you've been an anti-signist for, like, the last decade plus,

[02:59:32] Okay? Or even longer than that. This is not a moment that you thought you would ever see in your lifetime.

[02:59:42] I promise you, a lot of you learned about Israel after October 7.

[02:59:46] Maybe you know a little bit about it, but you weren't as vocal, or maybe you never had the positions that you have now, right?

[02:59:53] But for people that have had these positions for a decade plus, this point that we have arrived at is

[03:00:00] Unfucking believable, unbelievable, and there's still so much more room to grow.

[03:00:07] Okay. As I always say, sometimes jokingly and sometimes not jokingly,

[03:00:13] there's still a lot more people out there who don't hate Israel sufficiently,

[03:00:18] who don't hate Zionism enough. Okay.

[03:00:21] Okay. So the idea that like, uh, the, the, uh, the idea that like, oh, we're done, we're

[03:00:30] good is wrong. Okay. We're not done. We're not good. There's a lot more room to grow.

[03:00:36] I need you to understand that having said that, however, having said that, however,

[03:00:46] Given what this conversation used to look like,

[03:00:52] given what the overarching attitudes used to be,

[03:00:56] it is unbelievable that we're here.

[03:01:01] It has divided, you're obviously the three of you,

[03:01:03] but also your party, and you have many Democrats,

[03:01:06] Jewish Democrats, raising concerns about anti-Semitism.

[03:01:10] Is there an anti-Semitism problem

[03:01:12] in the Democratic Party?

[03:01:14] Mr. Morrell.

[03:01:15] There is, at the Democratic Convention, an attendee yelled an anti-Semitic slur at my husband, who is Jewish, who was walking with my five-year-old daughter.

[03:01:27] That is terrifying. We need to be able to state very clearly that what the Netanyahu government is doing is wrong, that the violence needs to end, that we need to bring about long-term pieces.

[03:01:41] Okay, don't say cap chatters like that probably did happen

[03:01:47] Okay

[03:01:48] Don't be ridiculous the point. However the point. However is

[03:01:53] Like the correct way to approach this is like dude anti-semitism exists in the United States of America

[03:01:58] And yes, there are going to be Democrats where anti-semitic as well

[03:02:01] But if you think that like there's a significant amount of anti-semitism on the Democratic Party side as opposed to the Republicans

[03:02:07] You're a delusional person. Okay

[03:02:11] Like, anti-Semitism is morally repugnant, it's completely unacceptable, and unfortunately

[03:02:19] it happens.

[03:02:20] So, we have to analyze why anti-Semitism grows in this country, but the unfortunate reality

[03:02:25] is many people don't want to ask that question.

[03:02:29] Anti-Semitism grows in this country historically during unprecedented levels of violence that

[03:02:34] Israel commits against the Palestinians, against the Lebanese population, against Arabs as

[03:02:38] a whole.

[03:02:40] Because Israel does this unlimited violence with unlimited tax dollars from the United

[03:02:45] States of America, and it also claims that it is doing this kind of violence for Judaism.

[03:02:51] This false conflation is a very dangerous one, and it is one that teaches Americans

[03:02:59] Israel is an institution, a country that is for the Jews, by the Jews, and is incredibly

[03:03:10] important for Judaism. It's not true, but that's what we're teaching people anyway.

[03:03:17] Of course, this generates anti-Semitism. Your appearance on Trevor Noah's show,

[03:03:22] and you're taking on Joe Rogan, making people like you.

[03:03:24] Joe Rogan of the left. How do you how do you feel about that?

[03:03:29] I mean, I have my opinions, but I want to know because you're the person they're speaking about.

[03:03:32] Yeah. You know what you think about it? I mean, I think Joe Rogan is is a goon.

[03:03:36] But what a funny word. He's kind of a dumbass, but not a word. My friend would.

[03:03:46] Trevor would never say Joe Rogan would never say friend. Yeah.

[03:03:51] Yeah, confidant.

[03:03:52] Confidant.

[03:03:53] Trusted confidant.

[03:03:54] Yeah.

[03:03:55] Yeah.

[03:03:55] Alive.

[03:03:56] Yeah.

[03:03:58] I was I was leaning into to Trevor's homie,

[03:04:01] cooking Trevor the entire time.

[03:04:03] Oh, Hunter?

[03:04:04] Yeah.

[03:04:06] Exactly.

[03:04:07] Elk.

[03:04:08] Elk, Elk, Elk, Elk, Elk, eating.

[03:04:09] Yes.

[03:04:10] Yeah, yeah.

[03:04:12] Yeah, I mean, I don't align with your slogan on virtually

[03:04:15] any issue, especially as of late.

[03:04:17] No, no, no, but I think what they, what they mean

[03:04:19] is like saying I'm, like, reaching out

[03:04:21] They're saying you are there. There's this there's a school of thought that says you are what?

[03:04:27] ironically

[03:04:29] The Democrats said they needed after Trump won even yeah, I forgot that Trevor came up with a nickname Tim Houthy. He didn't

[03:04:36] No, we were just cooking him chatter because he was being evasive and a little worried because he's like

[03:04:43] Like we were it was it was jokes. He didn't actually come up with the chatter. You're so funny. Oh my god. No jokes allowed

[03:04:49] I can't believe I went to the podcast of a comedian and cracked a couple fucking jokes and now chatters believe everything

[03:04:57] sincerely

[03:04:58] No, it's because Trevor is a live a little bit of a live and that's why

[03:05:03] That's why I was like egging him on. I was like, yeah, he's he's got Trump on speed dial. He talks to him all the time

[03:05:09] They're best friends

[03:05:11] And then going into like Trump's second term, yeah, Trump two, I like sequels.

[03:05:18] They went, they went like, oh, you know what's lacking on the left?

[03:05:22] The left doesn't have a Joe Rogan.

[03:05:23] The left doesn't have a manosphere.

[03:05:25] The left doesn't have a space where there's engaging hard discussion that doesn't have

[03:05:30] a veneer of CNN on it, doesn't have the lobbyist stench on it.

[03:05:34] It needs, and then they said, this is the person.

[03:05:37] Hasan Piker is the Joe Rogan of the left.

[03:05:40] that's what I mean is like, how do you respond to that?

[03:05:43] So a couple of things, when they were doing that,

[03:05:46] they kept coming to me and going,

[03:05:48] you're the Joe Rogan of the left.

[03:05:50] What do you think is the problem with the party?

[03:05:52] And I kept telling him,

[03:05:53] this is an issue that you can't podcast your way out of.

[03:05:55] Like this is a problem,

[03:05:56] this is a crisis within the ranks of the Democratic party.

[03:05:59] It's a messaging problem,

[03:06:01] but more importantly, it's a policy problem, right?

[03:06:03] Having a bunch of, you know, sponsored

[03:06:07] or well-funded liberal content creators

[03:06:11] is probably good to combat some of the misinformation

[03:06:13] if they're focusing all their efforts on tackling

[03:06:17] the growth of right-wing independent media

[03:06:20] that's still firmly committed to the party apparatus

[03:06:23] as a part of its propaganda machine.

[03:06:27] But you're not necessarily going to win elections

[03:06:31] off of that alone.

[03:06:33] What needs to change is not the media ecosystem

[03:06:37] the media environment, what needs to change is the party.

[03:06:40] One of the biggest issues with Kamala Harris was that she was incapable of defining herself

[03:06:47] with key policy prescriptions that people could identify with, and instead she was defined

[03:06:54] by her opposition.

[03:06:56] That's why the Kamala Harris's for they, them ad worked, I guess, if you ask the Democratic

[03:07:01] party consultants, not because everyone was like viciously transphobic and like primarily

[03:07:06] invested in like punishing 1% of the American population. Certainly there's some people

[03:07:10] who wanted that. But it was because of a lack of clear messaging on key policy issues from

[03:07:20] the Kamala camp that allowed the opposition to define her. We have to fix that was my

[03:07:26] argument and I kept warning over and over again leading up to the election. And certainly

[03:07:30] after the election, I kept talking about this all the time. They of course, predictably

[03:07:34] did not listen. They said, no, you're the Joe Rogan of the left. And then I was like,

[03:07:39] okay, all right, bet. Sure, I'm going to now also push forward candidates that are bold,

[03:07:47] that are actually invested in making material changes that will improve people's lives.

[03:07:52] Zahram Amdani was one of them, right? And then they went, no, no, no, not like that.

[03:07:57] We don't want that actually at all. You're a terrorist actually. Hopefully Trump, he's

[03:08:02] right here this guy get him that's what it turned into

[03:08:09] dude i got messages about where i bought the suit i love this is my favorite suit now

[03:08:16] i fucking love the suit this is a georgio armani vintage suit from the 80s and i love it i bought

[03:08:27] it off the stylist for the photo shoot that I did, for the cover. You look like

[03:08:37] Miroshimer. Oh, thank you. It's very kind of you to say. It's not real, but...

[03:08:57] Yeah, it's a it's a 80 suit.

[03:09:13] I heard the stylist to buy you nice clothes. Yes, I already did. I was like, if you pull anything, that's my size. That's vintage shooting similar to the Georgia Armani one that I got off you.

[03:09:23] I would be eternally grateful.

[03:09:27] No suit today. We're going cash. We're going cash today. Sometimes you got to go cash.

[03:09:40] Read the comments on the video, but this.

[03:09:44] I saw who's his own main witness due to the recording.

[03:09:52] Everything is being federally investigated.

[03:09:53] Thanks Joe Rogan is stupid.

[03:10:05] What caused the suit movement leaning

[03:10:07] into the middle age vibes?

[03:10:10] I mean, I am getting older.

[03:10:14] But, I think one of the major reasons is because I was getting a lot of Fox News clipage, and

[03:10:22] I wanted to look more appealing.

[03:10:30] Once they're closer to meeting Dua Lipa, Trevor Noah has interviewed, now interviewed all

[03:10:35] the Hassans.

[03:10:36] There might be a couple left.

[03:10:43] from Iran after three months of internet blackout. This was a gift I didn't know I needed until

[03:10:46] I saw the top of my recommendations. Thank you y'all. Damn. That's sick. Finally, a political

[03:10:52] legend Hank Packer on the Noah show.

[03:11:13] Suits and leisure wear and natural fibers are also in right now, so vintage suits are

[03:11:26] very stylish at the moment, yeah.

[03:11:42] Wikipedia page has more views than Joe Rogan right now.

[03:11:46] SON THE HUNS Wikipedia page has now garnered more than a more traffic than Joe Rogan across

[03:11:50] all of 2026 and has broken over 1 million plus page views.

[03:11:54] SON PIKER 2026 page views, 1 million Joe Rogan 2026 page views, 819,000 nice.

[03:12:12] That's because no one needs to read Joe Rogan's wiki page, they already know who he is, true,

[03:12:31] but why you got to make me feel bad?

[03:12:41] Why do you got to throw that in my fucking face, dude?

[03:12:50] Sampika responds, viewers, how many subs

[03:12:51] would take for the word gene thong brothers?

[03:12:53] No shot.

[03:12:54] I got too much heat for that.

[03:12:55] I got too much meat for that.

[03:12:56] What are we doing?

[03:12:57] A thousand subs.

[03:13:01] Oh my God.

[03:13:03] This one had me dying.

[03:13:05] What brings you to this point?

[03:13:07] Like we meet you at this moment in your life,

[03:13:09] But like, how does Hassan Pika come to be?

[03:13:12] Like, were we born?

[03:13:13] How are you raised here?

[03:13:14] I was born here when I was born in America.

[03:13:16] No, no, I'm not saying like a border agent.

[03:13:17] I'm saying like a life story.

[03:13:19] You're so defensive about it.

[03:13:20] I got scared.

[03:13:21] This man is like, I'm like, where are you born?

[03:13:22] I was born here.

[03:13:23] I'm born in America.

[03:13:24] I've got it all.

[03:13:25] I don't know if you've heard,

[03:13:27] but the federal government's coming after me.

[03:13:29] You actually need to talk about the air.

[03:13:31] So I need to say it.

[03:13:32] I was born here.

[03:13:33] I'm an American citizen.

[03:13:36] I could run for president.

[03:13:37] I would never do that.

[03:13:39] Don't get scared. Oh, man. You know, you know what's funny about this is I do find it

[03:13:43] I do find it hilarious that over the years in a good way. I'm not saying this in a bad way though

[03:13:48] But over the years

[03:13:49] The border agents at American airports and ports have become increasingly immigrants. Yeah, oh, it's interesting to be at the border

[03:13:58] Yes interviewed by an immigrant who's now I'm assuming in America the amazing experience for an immigrant. Yeah, but but it's also interesting

[03:14:05] They get it. Yeah, but it's also interesting when it feels like they're more likely to kick you out. Yes. No, no, you never had that feeling. Never. That's crazy. No, no, no.

[03:14:13] In fact, I feel like it's a, oh, it's like, hell, I have a nine hour shift, but you, on the other hand, that's beautiful. No, I like that. I like that. I've never felt that way.

[03:14:23] You have an unbelievably positive outlook that I think is borderline naivete and maybe even dangerous.

[03:14:31] I've gotten through with that that's crazy. I had this is great

[03:14:39] What what bring

[03:14:46] Yeah, when I heard him say those like what the fuck is this man talking about that was one of the first things he told me too

[03:14:53] What's with the Vosh beef? I thought he was chill genuinely asking. I don't know where is the Vosh beef

[03:14:59] What what do you mean what Vosh beef?

[03:15:03] What is happening in this chat, dude

[03:15:07] Is there a discord that was lit up or something there's like a couple people that were like

[03:15:11] Yo, what about body of beef with Vosh? What?

[03:15:15] In the year of our lord 2026. Yeah, exactly

[03:15:29] New cost score V2 now there's no

[03:15:37] Yeah, Tacoma wept is the is the last and greatest contribution that we got from Bosch

[03:15:45] What is this?

[03:15:47] This is a wash.

[03:15:55] Hey, what is he doing?

[03:15:57] He's learning from Palestinians and for

[03:15:59] Israelis and that turning that into

[03:16:01] not an anti-Netanyahu,

[03:16:03] but an anti-American Jewish

[03:16:05] message is dangerous.

[03:16:07] But at that convention, he said,

[03:16:09] at that convention,

[03:16:11] he said,

[03:16:13] said you did not support USA to Israel is that your position I would have voted

[03:16:20] in support of 40 of the 47 Democratic senators who would have supported the

[03:16:24] Sanders resolution blocking arms sales to Israel okay

[03:16:27] Michiganders are scared all right we have rising yeah Michiganders are scared

[03:16:33] they're scared about what might happen to Israel Michiganders want to give

[03:16:39] unlimited arms to Israel. Michiganders like myself go to sleep and think about

[03:16:46] Israel and wake up also thinking about Israel. Michiganders know Am Israel high.

[03:16:57] Michiganders love Israel. It's the greatest country. It's much smaller than

[03:17:02] Michigan. I'm scared. You put me next to a brown Muslim man.

[03:17:11] Michiganders know brown Muslim men are scary.

[03:17:15] Political violence and extremism, a temple in my congressional

[03:17:20] district was blown up by a homegrown terrorist. I served in

[03:17:24] the Congress on behalf of an incredibly diverse district. And

[03:17:29] And I'm also, you know, leading on combating anti-Semitism in a bipartisan way.

[03:17:37] That does not have to be a partisan thing.

[03:17:40] I am, you know, a proud Democrat who has been clear and consistent in a tough time about

[03:17:46] a horrible, brutal war.

[03:17:49] Yeah, Jay Merchant, that's what you get for fucking peddling misinformation.

[03:17:55] Take a day off.

[03:17:56] We need to go on.

[03:17:57] Mr. El-Sahed, can you answer?

[03:17:59] So look, I know what it's like to be discriminated against because of how I pray.

[03:18:03] And I know that anti-Semitism and Islamophobia tend to go hand in hand.

[03:18:07] And the real issue when it comes to either of them is the scourge of white supremacy.

[03:18:13] And I think it's absolutely critical for us to differentiate between love, respect, and

[03:18:17] admiration for Judaism and the Jewish people, and a continued policy that has us sending

[03:18:22] our money to a foreign government.

[03:18:24] We can walk and chew gum at the same time.

[03:18:26] So for me, when it comes to fighting anti-Semitism, you are not going to find anybody who is not

[03:18:30] Jewish, who has the same focus on taking that on as somebody who understands that these

[03:18:36] two things go hand in hand together.

[03:18:39] And so we can do that because we love all people.

[03:18:42] But it should not mean that we allow our money to subsidize apartheid and genocide against

[03:18:48] other people, because people tell you that that's a...

[03:18:51] Let him cook, by the way. I'm noticing. I'm noticing that every time he starts cooking,

[03:19:01] they're like, all right, stop. All right, shut the fuck up enough. You're doing too

[03:19:07] well.

[03:19:08] Oh, hatred for anybody. That's about love for everybody.

[03:19:09] Thank you, sir. Yeah.

[03:19:10] Yeah, Abdul is so good, bro.

[03:19:16] Bizarre moment at the mission. Said the debate after Haley Seba says the filibuster must go.

[03:19:20] as a Democrat should use the filibuster to not allow the big ugly bill to pass this increase

[03:19:23] their debt pressed on whether she opposed to supposed filibuster. Stephen says we should

[03:19:27] remove the filibuster so Democrats could have voted down the legislation to tax bill. That's

[03:19:31] not how the filibuster works. Removing it allows all Senate bills to pass at 51 votes. It would not

[03:19:36] have allowed Democrats to stop Trump's tax bill, which was already exempt from the filibuster.

[03:19:45] Yeah. The other side of this is that like a lot of people assume

[03:19:50] A lot of people assume that just because someone is a politician and they're standing on a

[03:19:58] fucking podium, that they automatically are intelligent or knowledgeable on everything

[03:20:07] they speak of.

[03:20:08] Now, of course, Hailey Stevens should be knowledgeable on how the filibuster works.

[03:20:14] She is, after all, running for the Senate, right?

[03:20:20] But you'd be shocked at how not knowledgeable the average politician is.

[03:20:24] Must go.

[03:20:25] The filibuster must go so that we can codify healthcare.

[03:20:28] And by the way, Nolan, to your other good question about the debt and the deficit, we

[03:20:32] should use the filibuster to not allow the big ugly bill to pass that increased our

[03:20:38] debt and at the same time eradicate the misogynistic.

[03:20:41] So we're not going to filibuster here.

[03:20:45] So wait, wait, you said you would get rid of the filibuster, but you also want to use it.

[03:20:52] Which one is it?

[03:20:53] I said I want to remove the filibuster.

[03:20:55] Right.

[03:20:56] But then you just said you should filibuster what's going on with the deficit, right?

[03:21:01] I mean, it's pretty simple.

[03:21:03] While we have it, we should use it.

[03:21:05] And when we have the power, we should eradicate it, is what she should be saying.

[03:21:11] But I don't know if she understands that the bill that she's talking about was not something

[03:21:15] that you could have filibustered anyway.

[03:21:17] I'm saying that I want to change the rules,

[03:21:19] which I've been a part of.

[03:21:20] I voted for rules packages on behalf of the people of Michigan.

[03:21:24] And I believe, Stephen, what I said

[03:21:27] is we should remove the filibuster

[03:21:30] so Democrats could have voted down the legislation,

[03:21:33] the tax bill, that's what I'm saying.

[03:21:34] Democrats should have been able to vote down

[03:21:37] the tax bill, Stephen.

[03:21:38] That's why I said we need to get rid of the filibuster.

[03:21:41] That tax bill should not have happened.

[03:21:43] Okay, let's talk about the

[03:21:58] They're cooking or setting that aside notable to all three Michigan Democratic Senate hopefuls call for nixing the legislative filibuster of the debate

[03:22:04] I believe we have to abolish the filibuster we have to get rid of the filibuster the filibuster the filibuster must go

[03:22:09] Michiganders gasoline debate moderator about what she said

[03:22:13] Yeah. Who's worse, Fetterman or her? I mean, Fetterman is genuinely the worst. I probably

[03:22:22] think Fetterman is worse than Haley Stevens, but that's not really a metric because Fetterman

[03:22:26] is not just any Republican. Fetterman is one of the worst Republicans in Congress, even

[03:22:31] though he's a Democrat. So it's pretty fucking hard to find a politician, especially one

[03:22:40] that's currently running in the Democratic primaries to communicate on issues that is

[03:22:44] going to be like John Fetterman, buddy.

[03:22:51] John Fetterman's are in the Republican primaries, okay?

[03:22:54] There are John, like Ken Paxton is the John Fetterman.

[03:22:57] Do you know what I mean?

[03:23:02] Like he is, like John Fetterman is almost entirely aligned with all of Thomas Massie's

[03:23:08] horrible instincts and horrible policy prescriptions

[03:23:12] and then simultaneously he's worse far worse than thomas massie

[03:23:17] on the issue of israel

[03:23:25] by everyone it's congresswoman hailey stevens proudly

[03:23:28] representing michigan's eleventh district

[03:23:31] on that

[03:23:32] my primary election night

[03:23:34] i wanted to think

[03:23:35] a pack and the pro-Israel community. Our values spoke very loudly. Not hiding anything from

[03:23:44] voters. I'm not breaking FEC laws. I, you know, by any stretch of the means, in fact,

[03:23:50] I'm compliant with FEC laws and, you know, what's gone on.

[03:23:55] What the fuck? The camera's breaking. Camera can't handle the heat that Hailey Stevens

[03:24:01] is bringing. Michiganders want me to make, want me to take money from APEC. Don't think

[03:24:07] bro expected this title to be so hard. Queer left to support a Palestinians in the seventies

[03:24:11] too. Back then they hijacked planes. Yeah. What's the problem? Is this pro or anti?

[03:24:19] I can't tell. Yeah, there's no issue there. Yeah. Beast mode. Um, is there anti-semitism?

[03:24:34] Oh, uh, we already watched this. We already watched it. All right. Um, it seems to me like

[03:24:44] I'll do also a cooked speaking of Massey. He has started using the word genocide described Israel's actions in Gaza

[03:24:51] Wait, what do you mean? I think he's been doing that

[03:24:57] That's not new Dave Rubin versus 24 Democrats this Sunday. Oh my god, he's gonna get fucking cooked in that

[03:25:04] Because he's so unbelievably stupid. Why would he fucking agree to this? He's gonna get destroyed

[03:25:10] destroyed. This is one of those 20 v ones where like usually when you do a 20 v one,

[03:25:16] the guy is like a fairly reliable, fairly reliable debater like Matthew house on cooks,

[03:25:24] right? Glenn Greenwald, I want to watch that one still like this is the exact opposite.

[03:25:32] This is where like any random Tom Dicker Harry could just destroy Dave Rubin because his

[03:25:36] world view it makes no sense things economically were better under Joe Biden

[03:25:41] at the end of his administration yeah so can you give me an example of how yeah

[03:25:44] GDP growth was better off real median wage growth is better off inflation was

[03:25:48] better off the end of his administration unemployment was better off the end of

[03:25:50] his administration with the worst year of job growth in the past four years just

[03:25:53] last year under Trump's administration was Ruben that also accept Russian

[03:25:58] money what show did I do for no I'm not saying Russia saw you who could easily

[03:26:04] say the talking twins that benefited them.

[03:26:06] What law is stopping you from doing anything that another person cannot do?

[03:26:10] Laws are not protecting trans people.

[03:26:12] If they were, trans people would not be disproportionately unemployed, unhoused, with experience, with

[03:26:16] addiction to healthcare services.

[03:26:17] What would you like the law to do for you?

[03:26:19] Again, the law can guarantee equality, it can't guarantee protection, right?

[03:26:25] Yes it certainly can.

[03:26:26] My first surrounded claim is that wokeism did more damage to America than Trump ever

[03:26:31] did.

[03:26:32] What?

[03:26:33] Oh my god, Japanese imperial soldier fighting the fucking last battle 20 years after World War two ended dude

[03:26:41] Where are we here today to talk about woke ism like who the fuck is this for man?

[03:26:48] You're either just a straight up Nazi at this point and even Nazis don't even talk about fucking woke ism

[03:26:53] It's like as many golds audience is bored of fucking woke ism conversations

[03:26:57] Like you have to make it more entertaining by talking about DEI or some shit in video games

[03:27:01] games.

[03:27:02] Uh, welcome to share the country.

[03:27:06] Like this ain't 20, 20, 18, no more.

[03:27:09] Okay.

[03:27:10] My next surrounded claim is if you still vote for Democrats in 2026, you're voting for broken

[03:27:14] cities, broken schools and broken borders.

[03:27:17] My next surrounded claim is that progressives push normal moderate Americans to the right.

[03:27:21] My final surrounded claim is that the modern left cares more about ideology than reality.

[03:27:25] I'm Dave Rubin.

[03:27:26] Okay, that's terrible.

[03:27:28] I will probably not be watching that, but I will be looking forward to the dunks that he received many of many of the dunks that he received

[03:27:36] Okay. Um, so yeah, I uh, jake la hood says I genuinely have no idea what Haley seems actually trying to say in any of her answers

[03:27:43] It shouldn't platitude heavy unclear if they are set pieces or off the cuff, which is not a good sign

[03:27:48] So far, this is the McMorrin outside show

[03:27:50] Am I saying I really don't mean to harp on her, but just to be real what in the world was a strategy coming into this thing

[03:27:57] It's reminding me of Matt Mahon in the California governor debate

[03:28:07] All right, let's get to oh, I was gonna do the the silencing Jewish voices hit real quick

[03:28:16] Even the saying her debate one because she said Michigan the most

[03:28:19] Haley Stephen sure did to say sure it did seem to say Michigan a lot in the debate

[03:28:23] So I crunched the numbers of the last day. It said Michigan four times Mallory McMurray 23 times Haley Stevens 49 times. Oh

[03:28:31] my god, and then Haley is

[03:28:38] Mallory McMurray to reporters on whether I'll do a search console physician

[03:28:41] There's some legal requirements the cars of physician and I will let the voters decide

[03:28:49] Yeah, Michiganders, Michiganders, Michiganders

[03:28:53] My Haley Stevens debate performance is dog shit and it's not surprising at all because

[03:29:00] She is utterly devoid of charisma, which is part of the reason why she's perfect for she's perfect corporate stooge

[03:29:06] perfect stooge for a pack

[03:29:09] And is I've told you this already she's not gonna she's not gonna make it

[03:29:14] The real threat in this race is going to be a McMoron versus of the loss they had matchup if this was a straight ticket

[03:29:22] Obdual said versus Haley Stevens. It would be over by now. It would look like pills mafia versus Graham Plattner

[03:29:36] Communists Mujahideen Susan Collins says Plattner serving for imperialist military should be questioned. Yeah

[03:29:41] Um, I think she's trying to win the bad empanada constituency. I'm not gonna lie

[03:29:46] Like this is unironically. This is unironically and sincerely the bad empanada position

[03:29:52] Which is that the average military grunt is personally responsible for and

[03:29:58] far more responsible for American militarism

[03:30:02] Than the the politicians that actually vote for these endless wars. Okay, so I think she might actually win over

[03:30:12] The bad empanada vote. I mean, he's in Argentina. He can't vote obviously

[03:30:16] I don't even think he's allowed to vote in Argentina either but regardless

[03:30:19] All 18 of his fans that are in the replies of every single person spamming Bad Empanada Own You, which is the peak of praxis, of course, or Bad Empanada Called You a Zionist, which is again the second peak of praxis, will be voting for Susan Collins, it seems.

[03:30:39] says that you sent him to war but in fact he had listed twice what is your

[03:30:44] comment on that well first of all he not only

[03:30:48] enlisted twice after the war was started but he also went to work for a

[03:30:55] security company a controversial one named Blackwater

[03:31:01] and dude Susan Collins is a fucking republican

[03:31:07] saying that an American veteran is personally responsible for war crimes,

[03:31:14] and then literally bring it up Blackwater, like, look, that's, that's cause for concern for me,

[03:31:22] okay? That's cause for concern for our community. That's not cause for concern for a motherfucking

[03:31:30] Republican voter or an independent voter in Maine. What are you saying, lady?

[03:31:38] I'm so confused about this statement because it is verbatim. It is verbatim something that you

[03:31:46] would hear from bad empanada, right? And it's not even the wrong analysis, or at least it's not even

[03:31:55] completely ridiculous to be like, yeah, okay, you did fucking join Blackwater in 2016 or

[03:32:02] the 2018 was just crazy, right?

[03:32:05] But for the average American that is receiving this information, not us,

[03:32:11] the average American that's receiving this information is going to hear this and go,

[03:32:14] yeah, of course, a fucking Marine Corps guy joined security contracting because they had no other

[03:32:21] option or he just didn't know what to do with himself. And he thought he could just like,

[03:32:24] go back to waging war because that's all he knew for fucking a decade, right?

[03:32:32] It is very funny that Susan Collins is hitting this attack line as a Republican in this race.

[03:32:43] The Platter Not Killin' Battle, I find it hard to stomach Plattener from that alone.

[03:32:46] Fuck Susan Collins, too.

[03:32:50] This calculation is utterly fucking insane.

[03:32:55] I don't know how to explain this to you, but the politicians are still far more consequential

[03:33:01] and far more responsible than the fucking average grunt is.

[03:33:08] Hello.

[03:33:10] It's very shocking.

[03:33:13] It's a shocking point of attention that I don't understand where people were like, well,

[03:33:18] Marjorie Taylor Greene is a better leftist than Graham Platner is like, because, because

[03:33:24] Marjorie Taylor Greene never actually took up arms and like kills one. Okay. But she

[03:33:28] voted for wars and continued to vote for wars when she was in office. Like if the politicians

[03:33:33] vote is blameless and the trigger man holds all the responsibility, why are we even voting

[03:33:42] for people. If we're talking about like, condemnable behavior, I still think the politician is far

[03:33:52] more consequential and is doing something far more condemnable. And it's in the Constitution

[03:34:01] the responsibility for a war rest with the individual soldiers and not Congress? Yeah.

[03:34:18] Like seriously, who's worse? IDF veteran? Who's like joined Breaking the Silence or whatever?

[03:34:25] Or Itamar Ben Givir now? You know what I mean?

[03:34:28] It's a serious question, it's a marbella was never allowed to serve in the Israeli occupying forces because he was considered too extreme.

[03:34:38] Who do you think is fucking worse? Don't say fuck both of them, you gotta pick one. Who do you think is worse?

[03:34:46] Neither. Hasan Abiyah is worse. That's the correct answer. I'm glad that you have arrived

[03:35:00] at the ultimate left-com position. The ultimate, the ultimate ultra position is trick question.

[03:35:10] The answer is always Hassan.

[03:35:33] But yeah, at the end of the day,

[03:35:36] I look at the impact.

[03:35:39] look at where people are now and I grade politics on a curve and in that regard

[03:35:46] like although I have my criticisms or things that I'm skeptical on with respect

[03:35:52] to you know Graham Platner I think he's still I feel like my his can't see if I

[03:36:01] I wonder if my eyesight is getting worse as well what if I just fucking lose

[03:36:07] eyeside in one eye now. Who beat your ass? A spider or a mosquito? I don't know. I definitely dig it.

[03:36:19] Go to the doctor.

[03:36:24] It looks fucking terrible. I know it is terrible. It's huge.

[03:36:51] antihistamine. Antihistamines pronto. Is it itchy? Not really.

[03:37:11] You have kissing bugs in your region kind of looks like that. I don't know what a kissing

[03:37:15] bug is. The swelling is a bit much. It might be an auto immune response. Sorry for backseating.

[03:37:29] I think I need to put a cold spoon on it. And no, I'm not losing vision in it.

[03:37:35] 500 subs to pop that shit on stream. Y'all are fucking crazy.

[03:37:38] Anyway, Josh Shapiro, your party, we saw a play out in this primary here in Philadelphia

[03:37:49] in which APAC, which historically was a bipartisan group that supported pro-Israel candidates,

[03:37:55] came in and helped the community who wound up coming in third place, I think, and lost.

[03:38:02] Has APAC now become, in a democratic primary at least, an anchor around some of these candidates,

[03:38:08] like to be avoided. Yeah, I don't know. And look, it's never been an issue in any of my

[03:38:12] races at the state level. But I do think it has cynically been used by some. I'm going

[03:38:18] to make this a broad statement not about the race here in Philly. I think it's been used

[03:38:23] cynically by some to try and silence certain voices, to try and say that certain people

[03:38:29] participating in politics shouldn't count or should be viewed in a toxic way. And do I

[03:38:36] I agree with every political decision they've made,

[03:38:38] every endorsement they've made, of course not.

[03:38:40] They hurt themselves by giving A-PAC.

[03:38:41] But I think what we have seen is a weaponization of that.

[03:38:46] And I think that is a danger for our system.

[03:38:49] When you have people who are advocating for issues

[03:38:52] that they feel strongly about,

[03:38:54] and they are having their voices silenced,

[03:38:56] I think that's a problem in our system.

[03:38:57] There's a blurring between being against A-PAC

[03:39:00] and being against Jewish folks giving money, you're saying?

[03:39:03] I think it does get blurred,

[03:39:04] because now what you are seeing is not,

[03:39:07] you know, quote unquote, APAC money

[03:39:09] or however it was termed,

[03:39:11] but you're getting the Jews who give to that candidate

[03:39:16] who also support APAC.

[03:39:18] And he's very dangerous in our system.

[03:39:20] If you are trying to silence certain voices

[03:39:23] based on their race, based on their faith,

[03:39:25] based on their particular ideology.

[03:39:28] Would you want their money

[03:39:29] and they be able to be clear APAC donors?

[03:39:32] I mean, look, I'm running for governor and they don't play in state races.

[03:39:37] I'm not trying to be cute about that, but it's just not an issue here in my race for governor.

[03:39:42] But this could be a factor down the road if other opportunities do present themselves, right?

[03:39:47] Well, I'm not looking down the road. I'm looking at how we can win a re-election.

[03:39:50] Why do you have that much benefit? You aren't supposed to take it regularly. It increases

[03:39:53] dementia risk. Dude, are you fucking insane? Are you actually fucking insane? Are you all right?

[03:40:00] I'm just it's first of all it's topical and I just got it and I just put it on my eye

[03:40:10] are you okay chatter do you think I'm just sucking this down like as a fucking tuba

[03:40:18] peanut butter what are you talking about literally just saw me open up a fucking fresh bottle

[03:40:27] of Benadryl and assume that I'm just sucking it down dude. How many tubes are you eating

[03:40:43] a day? You're doing the Penelope thing? No I'm not. You're the one who thinks that I'm

[03:40:52] like doing something crazy here. I literally just have topical Benadryl and you were like,

[03:41:00] whoa whoa whoa, what do you have so much Benadryl? You better stop. You better not take all that

[03:41:05] Benadryl at once. To be clear what Shapiro is saying is actually we're stupider in that he's

[03:41:19] He's arguing spending is more speechy than speech criticizing it, but to get there you

[03:41:23] have to go past Citizens United.

[03:41:25] Yeah, this is essentially the reasoning of the majority of Citizens United.

[03:41:33] Yeah, I think I need Ivermectin, dude.

[03:41:42] Oh, I was going to show you this as well.

[03:41:48] Jonathan Pollard. U.S. born Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard admits Israel will have to go to war

[03:41:53] with Turkey and Egypt once they finish off Iran, Gaza and Lebanon.

[03:41:58] I'm not so sure that we will have as easy a time with the Turks as we've had with the

[03:42:06] Iranians. I've been following Turkish military doctrine and

[03:42:14] The storm is coming in the Middle East.

[03:42:16] The storm is coming.

[03:42:17] Yes.

[03:42:18] I'm not, and even worse, they're a member of NATO.

[03:42:23] So I look at Iran as a problem, we absolutely have to finish, and I'll explain what I mean

[03:42:30] by that.

[03:42:31] Gaza, same thing, and the Shizbullah, why, why am I fixated on this now?

[03:42:38] Because we have to be prepared.

[03:42:39] We are a part of NATO, a strongest army in the Middle East.

[03:42:46] We must defeat them. We must delete them for the next war, which will be probably against

[03:42:52] Turkey and Egypt. I'm not.

[03:42:56] Yes, Turkey is a Turkey has the second largest standing military NATO after the American

[03:43:02] one. Turkey's military is also trained in counter insurgencies as well against, you

[03:43:10] you know, Kurdish militias and villages. But the Iranian defense systems are far better

[03:43:21] than the Turkish ones, let's be real. And yes, Egypt is not even a point of contention

[03:43:27] here. Yeah, I mean, as I said, it's NZG, right? This is NZG shit, it's NZG mindset. Straight

[03:43:38] up. That's what it is. Uh, people who are, uh, there are talking heads in Israel who legitimately

[03:43:45] are trying to push for this. Um, that's for rat. Yeah. Berkeley. IGS poll shows top two

[03:43:52] vote getters advanced November, Karen Bass, 26%, Nithy Aramina, 25% Spence Pratt of 22%

[03:43:58] and Ray Chen, Huang at 9%. Spence Pratt also, uh, Matt Hamilton reports new last week,

[03:44:05] Nithya Raman's campaign staff pushed active's Ray Huang to drop out and back Raman with

[03:44:09] discussions of financial support and possibly a seat at the table as Huang told me.

[03:44:12] You can be the savior of the left, Huang said.

[03:44:15] Her staffer was told.

[03:44:16] Huang refused.

[03:44:18] And then Spencer Bratt said, Ray Huang is a real one.

[03:44:20] I disagree with her on almost everything, but I respect that she actually walks the

[03:44:22] walk, unlike these corrupt champagne socialists like Nithya.

[03:44:28] Guys, please don't say based.

[03:44:30] Oh my God.

[03:44:31] Oh.

[03:44:35] I have no say in this. I'm not going to say anything in this. I'm not going to, I just,

[03:44:47] oh god. We're getting bad again, aren't we? Maybe. I think, I think we're, it's the point where it's

[03:45:04] It's looking like it's gonna be a Pratt-Bass matchup.

[03:45:07] And Bass, if we're lucky.

[03:45:11] Oh, this conversation was insane.

[03:45:13] I saw this last night.

[03:45:20] Chat knows how to bait like professionals?

[03:45:22] No.

[03:45:25] Nithya is the spoiler.

[03:45:34] I think Ray Huang is a wonderful candidate who did not get, for one reason or another,

[03:45:46] the appropriate looks to push yourself up the ranks.

[03:45:51] And unfortunately for many of you, it doesn't matter and you get lost in the sauce.

[03:46:01] Like, there is no viability at this point, especially two weeks out.

[03:46:07] There's no viability even a month out when there were other people who were ahead of

[03:46:12] her.

[03:46:16] I don't know what happened with the matching funds and all this other stuff, but it's

[03:46:27] It's just like,

[03:46:34] how's it going to be bumped? Didn't work this time. It,

[03:46:36] that's why I'm listening.

[03:46:37] I've already told you guys this, but like me linking up with a

[03:46:42] candidate is not going to make it or break it. It's not the end

[03:46:45] all be all. And I purposely stayed away from the race when

[03:46:50] there were two DSA candidates.

[03:46:54] I don't even want to touch you with a 10 foot pole.

[03:46:55] unbelievably busted. Address this, it's time. Okay, calm down. It's not happening. The

[03:47:05] real crazy one is if Tom Steyer straight up said Israel is committing a genocide, I

[03:47:09] would have fucking pushed for him. And he might still win without, he might still get

[03:47:14] in the top two without my aid, but he just could not commit to it.

[03:47:27] I think if Tom Starr came out and actually, you know, cut above, I mean, he did, he did

[03:47:34] communicate on the issue of Israel far better than all the other candidates, but like, he

[03:47:37] still would not commit to saying Israel committed a genocide. And it was, uh, I think that would

[03:47:45] have literally dusted Becerra. Like if he just, if he came out and was like, Israel did a genocide,

[03:47:53] we got to do like as a, as a, a governor, you know, I'm, I'm going to commit to making sure that

[03:48:00] we're not, you know, spending our resources on, on a country that is, you know, doing war crimes,

[03:48:04] all the stuff. I think that would have genuinely put him far ahead of the pack. Israel would

[03:48:11] have been an actual point of contention in the conversation, and it would have made everybody

[03:48:17] else look ridiculous. Okay.

[03:48:34] You recalculated his position at every with Walter Masterson.

[03:48:40] One time I took 12 bed and drill and forced myself to stay awake and then I saw you in

[03:48:43] my room standing over the bed staring at me silently. Please apologize. I'm sorry.

[03:48:56] Did you see this? I don't get why Nithya entered the race. Ray was pulling well

[03:48:59] before she entered. We didn't need her. Uh, yeah, but she did.

[03:49:05] So what's the conversation here? You know what I mean?

[03:49:13] I know.

[03:49:23] I'm aware.

[03:49:43] Anyway, yeah, I don't know what she's doing. She's doing some crazy shit too. This whole

[03:50:00] like quote retweeting, quote retweeting Spencer Pratt and saying it's clear that LA is fed

[03:50:07] up with the status quo, which is why I'm running for mayor and trust voters will vote for a

[03:50:10] change that bends the arc of the moral universe or is justice and good? Like, I want to make

[03:50:16] it clear that Spencer Pratt does not deserve any voice or somebody on my campaign or the

[03:50:19] city hall that I love. His rhetoric platform and campaign are the antithesis of who I am.

[03:50:23] It's Star versus Becerra. Star needs to lock the fuck in. Yeah. The numbers guy might be

[03:50:47] in hot water has Patrick David apologize yet for promoting massive Ponzi scheme

[03:50:53] Goliath Ventures as he addressed if the reported one million dollars his company

[03:50:56] was paid for this for this will be paid back to the victims I reached out to

[03:51:00] Patrick David directly about this no response this year's brought you by Goliath

[03:51:04] wait he's a numbers guy coffee Zilla he's a coffee Zilla I'm a numbers guy what

[03:51:10] do you mean I'm a numbers guy Patrick it was recently subpoena but Goliath

[03:51:13] Ventures in the legal case so I wouldn't be surprised if he's forced to hand back

[03:51:16] the money one way or another. The alleged $1 million paid to PetroBit David Consultant

[03:51:20] comes from Channel 9 investigation by Darylene J. Indigoliad Ventures.

[03:51:28] Coffeezilla, you're not a numbers guy. Have you connected with the DSA Long Beach? No,

[03:51:37] why are you guys asking me this question over and over again? Is DSA Long Beach in the chat?

[03:51:42] Why are you guys asking me if I've contacted DSA Long Beach?

[03:51:45] Why am I supposed to contact DSA Long Beach?

[03:51:48] What the fuck's going on at DSA Long Beach?

[03:51:53] What happened?

[03:51:56] DSA Long Beach is doing great work.

[03:52:10] What did that what's but why?

[03:52:11] Why do they want me to do con- Maybe contacting them yet?

[03:52:20] No, I have not.

[03:52:21] Why would I have done that?

[03:52:22] I don't even know what I'm supposed to be.

[03:52:27] I don't know why I'm supposed to be doing that.

[03:52:38] New banger alert.

[03:52:39] Why don't the Democrats run centrists anymore? Did you every time a Democrat runs a centrist?

[03:52:44] As a man child in a hoodie, pushing Marxist policy,

[03:52:48] Setting violent prisoners free while borders overflow.

[03:52:52] Soon may the federal man come to bring us radical socialism.

[03:52:58] This is a relic now because this is pre-AI, pre-mass adoption of AI.

[03:53:09] I remember this ad, I played it a lot, it got so embarrassing.

[03:53:13] Also, Fetterman wasn't a centrist when he was running with him.

[03:53:30] And then he went on to, as the victim of a stroke, he went on to become the most.

[03:53:39] Most reactionary. This video is yet another example of AI stealing human jobs is true.

[03:53:46] What if you were DSA Long Beach's Mersheimer? I wish.

[03:53:57] Alright, we're going to get to DOJ weaponizing.

[03:54:01] or

[03:54:03] What is this asked to keep in mind suffering positive is not just you Jake Sullivan responded that smack the what about is I'm they're both equal

[03:54:10] That's unacceptable

[03:54:12] Incredible how many people in organizations still want to associate with this guy invited to a meeting with Jake Sullivan

[03:54:16] I get there and here we were talking about October 7th in the aftermath and there were Arab American groups

[03:54:22] Palestinian groups completely not included. He spoke first and talked about the trauma

[03:54:28] being experienced by the Jewish community and when he finished I said I

[03:54:35] understand that and I grew up with a mother who made me very sensitive to

[03:54:41] the plight of Jews during World War two in the aftermath I know from Jewish

[03:54:45] friends how traumatized they were and it reminded them of the pogroms it

[03:54:50] reminds me dude I can't like did this this conversation is so on fucking so

[03:54:56] So unbelievably frustrating, I hate this shit.

[03:55:05] It's like the Holocaust was a traumatic memory and a traumatic experience for many Jews.

[03:55:12] There's a lot of intergenerational trauma.

[03:55:15] So they get to do a genocide is an insane argument, but that's, you don't say the second

[03:55:20] part usually, but that's what you're saying.

[03:55:22] That's what you're saying.

[03:55:27] I hate that.

[03:55:32] I hate that.

[03:55:35] If you saw the humanity of the victims that are in Israel's crosshairs, you would never

[03:55:42] entertain a statement like this.

[03:55:44] You are placing the emphasis on not just Jewish people, but Jewish feelings in that situation.

[03:55:51] And even though that's not the case across the board, there is no monolithic Jewry, right?

[03:55:59] You are literally saying Jewish feelings are more important than Palestinian lives.

[03:56:05] It's fucking ridiculous.

[03:56:08] It's doubly ridiculous when you factor in the reality that there are plenty of Jews

[03:56:12] who don't say that, who don't think that, but regardless, even if all Jews did, it

[03:56:18] It would still be an unbelievably racist thing to advance.

[03:56:23] I ended them of the threat of Eastern European Jews and I said, let me tell you, my experience

[03:56:29] in the camps and survivors of the Nakba, that is happening now with Palestinians.

[03:56:34] They're feeling that one more time they're going to be victimized and expelled and they're

[03:56:39] on a threat.

[03:56:40] I said, we have to keep both in mind.

[03:56:42] And he didn't say anything.

[03:56:43] And then toward the end of the meeting, he started going like this with his hands on

[03:56:47] his head.

[03:56:48] what are you doing? And he said, I have to say something. I know you're going to get upset,

[03:56:51] but I have to say something. He said, well, you said about, you know, that we have to remember

[03:56:56] the Palestinians. He said, that's smacked of what aboutism, like they're both equal. And he said,

[03:57:02] that's unacceptable. I was like, he was so angry that it startled me. And I said, I did not say,

[03:57:11] you know, this justifies that. I just said, there are two peoples and we have to consider

[03:57:16] the consequences to both. It was a bad experience. Then I went to Blinken and the meeting with

[03:57:22] Blinken was weird because I remember saying to him or somebody else said to him about the number

[03:57:29] of civilian casualties and he said it's intolerable, absolutely intolerable. And I said we should push

[03:57:36] for a ceasefire. He said that would be intolerable. I said so there are two intolerables and you've

[03:57:42] chosen the one that will make more of the other intolerable happen and he just

[03:57:47] nodded he did a lot of nodding I don't know whether it was ideology whether it

[03:57:51] was just out of being out of touch or in denial or or what I had never dealt with

[03:57:58] people more detached from the reality of what was taking place than these guys

[03:58:12] You

[03:58:33] Did air did air did air

[03:58:39] FBI got him no

[03:58:41] Um

[03:58:50] That blade of the Sun Twitter campuses almost Goldberg professor of genocide studies at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem

[03:58:55] Yes, it is genocide. It is so difficult and painful to admit it

[03:58:58] But we can no longer avoid this conclusion Jewish history will be hen will henceforth be stained

[03:59:03] Yeah, you're gonna start seeing a lot more of that by the way

[03:59:06] That's why, like, Omer Bartov talking about, like, well, Zionism wasn't supposed to be this, but it's turned into this is actually kind of important.

[03:59:17] So, Omer Bartov is another Jewish-Israeli Holocaust scholar, right?

[03:59:23] And he got to the genocide conclusion far before many of these other guys did, even though it was also still very late.

[03:59:32] late, but he's still trying to, he's still trying to, to like rewrite or whitewash or

[03:59:41] launder or maybe come to terms with what Zionism has become now, when in fact that's what

[03:59:48] Zionism always was.

[03:59:50] But I'm not going to constantly fucking yell at people like this because it's going to

[03:59:55] take, you know, it's going to take a while for them to get there.

[03:59:58] Okay.

[03:59:59] lot of people will yell at those people. You can just disagree with them. I know he just

[04:00:03] Omar Bartov just came out with a new book. Yes, I'm talking about a Jewish-Israeli Holocaust

[04:00:09] scholar who recognized that it was a genocide, wrote about it in the New York Times when

[04:00:14] it was like a year and a half in, right, or something like that, who just came out with

[04:00:20] a new book. And in the new book, he talks about Zionism and how Zionism has turned

[04:00:24] into fascism. Okay? The problem is, it always was fascism. But if you have a, you know,

[04:00:34] prominent Holocaust scholar, a prominent Jewish Israeli Holocaust scholar, basically even

[04:00:43] linking Zionism to fascism in this current iteration, you're, he's only one step away

[04:00:49] from openly recognizing that from the start, from the start, from the Nakba and what Zionism

[04:00:59] always has been, is fascist. The point is, it takes a long, it, you know, takes a long

[04:01:09] time to get there for a lot of people, especially a lot of people who are older, especially a

[04:01:13] lot of people who have seen this their whole lives. And by the way, Crystal Ball did a

[04:01:19] fantastic job here with J Street founder Jeremy Ben-Ami who once again as a liberal Zionist

[04:01:27] wants to maintain support for Israel, wants to maintain a relationship with Israel in

[04:01:30] America. That's the job of J Street. But, but can't square that circle because it makes

[04:01:41] no sense. Gideon Levy debated Omar on this position recently on democracy now, the way

[04:01:47] he did. No way. God, that's so goaded. Democracy now is so awesome. I would love to talk to

[04:01:56] either of these people, by the way. I've tried. I can't get, I don't know why I can't get Gideon

[04:02:01] Levy on the broadcast. I don't know why he doesn't fuck with me. Maybe he also thinks I'm anti-Semitic.

[04:02:06] Israel has committed or is committing genocide in Gaza as a conclusion that's been reached by

[04:02:11] many international bodies, including of history, he asks. Yeah. How is it possible that a state

[04:02:17] They found an immediate aftermath of the Holocaust dance today, credibly accused of perpetrating

[04:02:20] large scale war crimes, forcibly disfigured in the civilian populations of crimes against

[04:02:22] humanity by what bitter cunning of history over barked off as the Dean's professor of

[04:02:27] Holocaust.

[04:02:28] Gideon Levy went on Jackson Hinkle's podcast, bro.

[04:02:30] Gideon Levy went on sex, Pestini's podcast too.

[04:02:34] Oh my God, dude.

[04:02:35] I'm going to fucking link up with Francesca Hong, Wisconsin, Wisconsin, DSA heads, please.

[04:02:42] I know.

[04:02:43] I saw.

[04:02:44] Wisconsin GOP got 16 likes on this idiotic fucking post.

[04:02:48] Francesca Hong wants to abuse her powers governor and send the National Guard to defend criminal

[04:02:51] illegals against ICE agents. Oh my God, I know. She's awesome. She's amazing. Stop being fucking

[04:02:57] annoying, Chatters. I'm already linking up with her. Okay? You literally, I don't know if there's

[04:03:04] a DSA Wisconsin group chat in this community, but we have seen more than 16 times, more than 16

[04:03:13] different people from Wisconsin have linked me this this fucking tweet the

[04:03:20] tweet has less likes than the amount of times it has been spammed in this chat

[04:03:25] I've clicked on it like 18 times and I clicked away

[04:03:34] please

[04:03:37] Especially because Francesca Hong is amazing and I'm going to do something with her anyway

[04:03:46] and I've said this already.

[04:03:49] I'm the DSA Co-Chair in Northeast Wisconsin.

[04:03:51] We are mighty.

[04:03:52] I know you guys are all mighty in your own way and you're doing a fantastic job.

[04:03:55] Please stop spamming shit.

[04:03:59] They just jealous as you came to Minneapolis.

[04:04:01] Can you also not be ignored the noise?

[04:04:21] If it's 16 people just drop it dude, you don't have to have a rant for a full minute about it?

[04:04:25] No, it's more than 16 people.

[04:04:27] 16 likes but more than 16 people posted it is my point

[04:04:37] They told you they take your good mood away, I know oh by the way at 4 p.m

[04:04:42] I'm gonna have treat a party on the talk about the last

[04:04:44] Version of this ceasefire slash no ceasefire just for the record treat a party will be in the building

[04:04:50] Well, not in the building but on the broadcast

[04:04:53] Okay

[04:04:55] Let me tweet that out actually talking to Trita Parsey about the latest

[04:05:11] Hmm.

[04:05:18] It's on the ceasefire slash.

[04:05:24] Resumption of hostility.

[04:05:28] Hostilities.

[04:05:31] Over the straight of.

[04:05:33] of

[04:05:35] more moves at

[04:05:37] 4 p.m. PST anywhere anyone Hansel Abbey heads in discord, New Hampshire

[04:05:43] what?

[04:05:51] What is this are there really over 50k watching you right now? No, there's 30,000 people watching do not see the number

[04:05:57] It says 30k

[04:05:59] Not 50k

[04:06:03] Big more benign so we can get the hat man on the broadcast. Who's the hat man?

[04:06:24] Oh boots Riley I

[04:06:27] Was supposed to have him here, but

[04:06:29] But he was not around, or I wasn't around when he was in LA, unfortunately.

[04:06:34] Let's begin to that a little bit more, and what you mean when you say that you support

[04:06:38] a Jewish homeland, because this really gets to the rub of why, in my view, it's very dissonant

[04:06:46] to hear the term liberal Zionists.

[04:06:49] Because liberal would indicate you support equal rights for all.

[04:06:52] You support civil rights, equality, human rights, etc.

[04:06:57] is the expression of a Jewish homeland or a Jewish state is a sort of ethno supremacist

[04:07:05] expression where the moment that there are too many Palestinians, you have a demographic

[04:07:09] problem because we can't possibly have-

[04:07:12] Dude, dude, I've told you more people have linked this, more people have linked this

[04:07:19] link than people have liked it or responded to it.

[04:07:24] We get hung though, but Wisconsin has on how excited you think trouble be speaking of Gaza.

[04:07:29] Wait, what is this?

[04:07:31] It's not even the same link.

[04:07:41] Chuds crashing out over friend in Wisconsin.

[04:07:48] You know, a Palestinian or a Muslim or an Arab majority here because that will destroy

[04:07:52] our whole state.

[04:07:53] And so what I'm wondering how you square the circle of being, you know, a progressive

[04:07:59] who does support equality on, you know, matters here domestically, but also supports this

[04:08:05] ethno supremacist state of Israel.

[04:08:08] So the word that I try to push back on would be ethno supremacist.

[04:08:14] You know, the concept of Israel when it was founded was to be a place where Jews around

[04:08:19] the world who had been living stateless for 1800 years, and it suffered through, you know,

[04:08:26] whether it was the pogroms in Russia or the Inquisition in Spain or the Holocaust in Germany,

[04:08:30] I mean, just a litany of the history.

[04:08:33] The idea that there should be one place on the planet where the Jewish people can claim

[04:08:38] citizenship because of who they are, that is what the state of Israel was founded on.

[04:08:43] The people who founded the state of Israel, of course, were by and large socialists, right?

[04:08:47] and it was a very left of center place.

[04:08:51] Yeah, they were national socialists.

[04:08:54] It's literally true.

[04:08:56] They were, by the way, they were secular

[04:08:58] and they were socialists.

[04:09:00] They were self-described socialists.

[04:09:02] They were also national socialists.

[04:09:05] It's literally true.

[04:09:07] And yes, they did do pogroms to the indigenous population.

[04:09:13] They did the nakpa.

[04:09:14] And their guiding principle was Zionism, which is an ethno supremacist ideology that requires the extermination of the outgroup, the outgroup being the non-Jews, the outgroup being the Palestinians.

[04:09:29] This is a major difference with with the way I view events versus

[04:09:43] my uncle's this Trita is a Nepal baby or related to the IRGC in some capacity and info about this

[04:09:47] is like completely unclear and I personally find it idiotic but Iranian diasporas never

[04:09:50] stop excuses. I do love my uncle. He's just really against the regime. I'm for Trita glad to hear

[04:09:55] from him. I know that's, they say that he's not, I think he's, he's not, he's not Muslim. He's a,

[04:10:02] is he like Sufi or something? And they say he's fake Sufi. He's actually secretly Muslim and he

[04:10:07] hides it or something. And he's actually a IRGC operative or something. It's very funny.

[04:10:12] The Iranian diaspora has a litany of different opinions that are all very wild.

[04:10:18] or he's Zoroastrian? No, no, not I meant like Shia. He's not Shia Muslim. Sorry.

[04:10:29] So if he's a Muslim, what the fuck? Guys, you know what I mean. You understand what I'm talking

[04:10:33] about? I just, fuck, I just meant he's not Shia, okay? But I think he's Zoroastrian,

[04:10:44] But they were saying that like he's a fake Zoroastrian.

[04:10:52] Crazy.

[04:10:53] And the ideals of socialism and the ideals

[04:10:57] of creating a Jewish home coexisted in the state.

[04:11:01] And it was really the dominant ideology.

[04:11:05] It is not per se that right-wing ethno-nationalists

[04:11:09] like Li Binettianyau, Itzhemar Bengeer,

[04:11:12] at Salismo Church, the ambassador here in the U.S.

[04:11:15] Naftali Bennett, Yair Lebed, like liberal Zionism is, is antithetical with like the

[04:11:26] liberal humanism, right? The, the, the ideas of like liberalism, you know, respecting other

[04:11:32] cultures, all these other things. It's a, it's a walking contradiction, which is precisely

[04:11:38] the reason why, when he brings up members of the Knesset that are like far right, he can't

[04:11:45] bring up Naftali Bennett, even though Naftali Bennett has the same exact opinion on what

[04:11:49] must be done with the Palestinians as Benjamin and Yahoo does.

[04:11:53] Or Yahya Labid, I mean, the peak of J Street thought is supposed to be, what's his face?

[04:12:05] Yitzhak Rabin, right?

[04:12:06] That's the peak of Jay Street thought.

[04:12:10] And Yitzhak Rabin was famously, the head of national security at a time, when the first

[04:12:19] Intifada was taken place, and he wanted, he famously was the guy responsible for breaking

[04:12:27] the hands of tens of thousands of Palestinian children as a symbolic way to quash the protests

[04:12:41] because Palestinian kids at the time would throw rocks at tanks. And it became the symbol

[04:12:47] of Palestinian resistance at the time. And even Yitzhak Rabin's two-state solution, in

[04:12:57] his own words, was a state minus, right? He, maybe he was trying to sell it to the Israeli

[04:13:09] population or maybe this was a genuine opinion. But even with the Oslo Accords, Yitzhak Rabin told

[04:13:20] the Israeli Knesset that he wasn't actually trying to develop a full state for the Palestinians

[04:13:24] in a two-state solution, but instead he called it a reduced state for the Palestinians.

[04:13:32] And that's their guide, like Yitzhak Rabin is the most woke Israeli leader that has ever

[04:13:43] existed. And guess what? They fucking killed him for it. So even with the peak of liberal

[04:13:51] Zionism, the two state, which is also not even something that we can create at this

[04:13:57] point, it's just virtually impossible, unless Israel somehow commits to taking 750,000 of

[04:14:04] the most rabid, ultra-nationalist, religious psychopaths and forcibly expelled them from

[04:14:11] the land, right, which they're not going to do, that's just never going to happen, right?

[04:14:18] There is de facto a singular state there, and it's an ethno-state that is maintaining a

[04:14:23] fucking apartheid.

[04:14:25] I'm in favor of a two-state solution.

[04:14:28] I am, as long as you offer reparations, restitution, and also forcibly expel 750,000 settlers from

[04:14:40] the West Bank and East Jerusalem.

[04:14:44] Almost a million Jews illegally occupy Palestinian territory.

[04:14:54] I think that is less likely to happen than a one-state solution, a secular, solitary

[04:15:03] state, a secular, solitary, singular state that has equal rights and representation,

[04:15:13] that offers reparations for all the stolen land and for all the death and destruction

[04:15:18] to the Palestinians, that offers a right to return to all the Palestinians.

[04:15:24] That is a more realistic solution than a two-state solution.

[04:15:31] Masa is growing more live in 2026.

[04:15:34] Brother, you are not listening to my words for some weird reason.

[04:15:38] Whenever I talk about this shit, people lose their fucking minds

[04:15:42] because they just shut off their brain, okay?

[04:15:48] either of those options are fine by me. Okay, I say I'm a one stator for that reason though.

[04:16:12] That's far less likely than expelling illegal squatters and is also not supported by any

[04:16:16] rule-based order, bullshit, what do you mean? I mean, I just don't think that that's going

[04:16:22] to happen. I mean, I'm in favor of it. I'm in favor of it. And then the most maximalist

[04:16:31] version of this is, uh, expelling every single person that is Israeli, like every single,

[04:16:37] uh, Jewish person, uh, to, to offer the land back to Palestinians and Palestinians only,

[04:16:43] Which is, again, the most maximalist version of that, which many chatters in here will

[04:16:48] say, that's the just thing to do, that's the righteous thing to do, okay, good luck.

[04:16:53] That's just, you know, again, the morality in this circumstance is unfortunately destroyed

[04:17:03] by what is even remotely probable.

[04:17:06] Because both of these other options that I'm mentioning, whether it's a two-state with

[04:17:09] complete expelling of all Jewish settlers from the occupied territories, including East Jerusalem,

[04:17:17] is unbelievably unlikely.

[04:17:25] I personally think the abolition of the apartheid with forcible recognition of the war crimes

[04:17:33] and the creation of a singular state where everyone has equal rights and representation

[04:17:40] is more likely.

[04:17:43] The least likely scenario is that you expel, you know, nine or what, six million Jewish

[04:17:50] people that came after 1948.

[04:17:53] It's just not a thing.

[04:17:56] Like, that's not ever happening.

[04:17:57] And when I say that, people go, oh, fuck you.

[04:17:59] You're a Zionist.

[04:18:00] I'm a fucking Zionist, then. Jesus Christ.

[04:18:07] Like I just live in the real world, you know.

[04:18:19] That's a yellow lighter.

[04:18:22] It is not a given that that is the kind of people that will govern the

[04:18:27] state of Israel and when liberals say they want to stay by the way,

[04:18:29] They're fucking huffing on fumes like they're on crack cocaine just so you understand

[04:18:35] Like when liberals say oh, I just wanted to say they just want the current

[04:18:40] Occupation to continue and everyone to shut the fuck up about it. Okay, that's why they say oh, I'm in favor of a Tuesday

[04:18:46] No, you're not you're not you're in favor of a Tuesday solution. You're in favor of

[04:18:51] 67 boundaries great

[04:18:55] 750,000 Jews have to be forcibly removed

[04:18:58] moved from all of the areas that they settled in.

[04:19:02] This is perfectly moral and perfectly just mind you, but is it pragmatic?

[04:19:06] Is that going to happen?

[04:19:08] Are you going to commit to it?

[04:19:10] No, of course not, which is why I hate when people have this fucking conversation.

[04:19:16] 67 borders to state.

[04:19:22] Yeah, you're just saying that.

[04:19:23] You're literally saying that, and you are not actually invested in that at all.

[04:19:28] You know it's never going to happen.

[04:19:32] The two-state has been a rallying cry for liberal Zionists knowing full well that in

[04:19:39] the process of the so-called peace process since the 90s, every single Israeli government

[04:19:48] expanded on the settlement, the settlement project, okay? While dangling the two state

[04:19:57] as an option, that's the reason why Arafat, by the time he passed away, had fallen out

[04:20:03] of favor.

[04:20:04] Yasir Arafat was insanely popular at the beginning of this process, unbelievably popular. And

[04:20:17] decade plus of back-and-forth negotiation passed away assassinated, whatever you want to call it,

[04:20:26] but a decade plus of back-and-forth negotiations that led nowhere as the Israeli government

[04:20:31] was utilizing, dangling the peace process like a fucking carrot as they continued to design

[04:20:39] a non-contiguous Palestinian state that they completely occupied militarily.

[04:20:44] Palestinians recognized that all they were getting was bantastans if they're fucking

[04:20:50] lucky waiting out their time until they were completely purged from the land.

[04:20:58] I don't even think it was Arafat's fault necessarily, it's just that, it's just what

[04:21:08] happen. Israel and America did this to the Palestinians.

[04:21:21] Most Israelis are rabid fascist ethno supremacists. Do you think you can really have a functional

[04:21:24] state with these people? I mean, you live in one for the record. You literally live

[04:21:28] in one. And we have a lot of problems. But it's infinitely better than what Israel looks

[04:21:33] like between the Palestinians and the Israelis. You live in one today, right now. In the United

[04:21:40] States of America, you literally live in that exact reality. What do you think the fucking

[04:21:44] Jim Crow was? What do you think chattel slavery was? It took 200 years of evolution to get

[04:21:51] to this point, and this country is still unbelievably white supremacist, but in comparison to the

[04:21:56] shit that Palestinians have to go through, I think it's a much more positive, a much

[04:22:03] more improved set of circumstances, don't you think?

[04:22:08] And we're still working through those issues.

[04:22:18] with the abolition of the apartheid in South Africa.

[04:22:27] Anyway, let's watch the rest of this.

[04:22:28] So I do believe.

[04:22:29] But doesn't that become a sort of inevitability?

[04:22:33] Once the core of your project is we must maintain a Jewish majority.

[04:22:38] Yeah, I mean, nailed it.

[04:22:41] Crystal so good.

[04:22:42] Israel de facto has control of, you know, from the river to the sea, as you would

[04:22:46] say, over the West Bank.

[04:22:48] I don't think you know what's best for the Palestinian people, we should be advocating for the Palestinian people that have sovereignty over their land.

[04:22:52] They shouldn't have to live side by side with their Nazis just because their biggest advocates don't think it's possible.

[04:22:56] As a black American, I think desegregation was a mistake.

[04:23:18] It's not bait, it's Enfant door.

[04:23:48] Many of our elders say the same thing, hard truth, oh my god.

[04:23:53] No, Enfant is not trolling, they sincerely believe this stuff wholeheartedly.

[04:24:07] You know you agree with Charlie Kirk on that, right?

[04:24:10] And I guess your elders too as well.

[04:24:24] Thank you for carrying Charlie Kirk's flame and having a principled stance on the issue

[04:24:33] of desegregation. Oh my god. That's not a hot take. A lot of foundational black American

[04:24:47] believes the same thing I know. And that's why it is a fucking hot take because it's

[04:24:51] an unbelievably reactionary take. Foundational black Americans or ADOS initially are are

[04:24:59] Like a like a CIA cutout dude, and of course I'm a white guy. So when I say this, I'm, I'm, you know, what do I know? I'm a fucking

[04:25:08] Child of Yakuza and a nasty cracker saying this shit, but it's it's ridiculous. I don't

[04:25:14] Anyway, I don't even want to get into this because then I'm gonna be like, I don't care about standpoint epistemology when it comes to identifying and propping up reactionary points of view.

[04:25:24] You're bringing up foundational black Americans as though they are representative of the broader

[04:25:32] black American existence.

[04:25:34] Of course, it's a hot take.

[04:25:35] I mean, if you live, if you're Palestinian living in the West Bank, your day to day life

[04:25:41] is structured by what Israel, the Israeli government is going to allow you to do and

[04:25:44] what it's not.

[04:25:46] Israel has taken over 60% of the Gaza Strip and Netanyahu is threatening to take over the

[04:25:50] rest of it.

[04:25:51] Again, if you live in the Gaza Strip, even in that part that hasn't been taken over,

[04:25:54] your day to day life is structured by what the Israeli government says you can do and

[04:25:59] where you can go and how you can live.

[04:26:02] So there is de facto control from the river to the sea.

[04:26:06] But the suppression and the apartheid and the demographic engineering that occurs through

[04:26:11] mass murder and ethnic cleansing is necessitated by the idea that we must have a Jewish majority.

[04:26:18] And so doesn't it end up being inevitable?

[04:26:20] Also, when you say desegregation was a mistake, go experience the south then, I guess.

[04:26:29] You know, because, because segregation is still very much alive in the south, you know?

[04:26:36] So it already fucking exists.

[04:26:40] Yeah.

[04:26:41] So I don't know what we're talking about.

[04:26:46] You can go and experience it still to this day.

[04:26:51] And given the trajectory of white supremacy in this administration, we might see segregation.

[04:26:59] You will hardly understand this by visiting.

[04:27:01] Yeah, I'm just saying go live there for a little bit and you'll see.

[04:27:07] And not only that, but also we're moving in the direction, we're rolling back the clock

[04:27:10] on all of the gains made through the civil rights struggle, regardless with this administration.

[04:27:20] That you have this sort of, you know, genocidal right wing ethnic supremacist government,

[04:27:27] if that's the core ideal at the center of the state?

[04:27:31] I don't, I don't agree. You know, we probably just won't see eye to eye on that. The problem for

[04:27:37] Israel, is that if it insists on keeping all the land, which the right wing is insisting,

[04:27:42] right, to be from the river to the sea and to annex and take over all of the land,

[04:27:48] then you have 15 million people that live in that land.

[04:27:52] It's like saying denotification was a mistake. It never happens. What's your point? I mean,

[04:27:56] even in principle, saying that is still ridiculous, right? That's the whole point.

[04:28:01] Whether it happened or not doesn't matter. What matters is do you disagree with the theory of it?

[04:28:08] And that's what's fucking insane because in practice denotification never actually took root in Western Germany.

[04:28:16] However it should have. So I'm not gonna sit here and be like well denotification was a mistake.

[04:28:23] And it's the same with desegregation.

[04:28:27] Desegregation never actually fully happened.

[04:28:33] But you're not going to catch me being like, well, it was a mistake.

[04:28:38] And a little bit less than half of them are Jewish.

[04:28:42] So you actually cause a bigger problem for those who want to have a national homeland of the Jewish people

[04:28:48] if you keep all the land.

[04:28:50] The only way actually for there to be a state that is Jewish in nature and democratic and

[04:28:57] provides rights to all of its citizens and to have Palestinian people have their rights

[04:29:03] is for there to be a division of the land, for there to be some of that land and you

[04:29:08] know the numbers are 78, 22 is the split between.

[04:29:12] By the way, yeah, one of the one of the peak examples, Blazion is 100% right about this

[04:29:17] by the way, says famously black people were left alone when we tried to live separately.

[04:29:19] we doing this in 2026 every person who says you can eat shit absolutely ignorance hiding behind black identity

[04:29:24] We're all the thriving black communities that separated. Oh, yeah, they were fucking killed bombed raped and flooded

[04:29:28] I was gonna say one of the best examples of this is obviously

[04:29:33] Is is Tulsa?

[04:29:35] It's the best example black Wall Street like that is a

[04:29:41] Or was rather a thriving black community that was

[04:29:46] surviving in spite of segregation and

[04:29:48] And white people hated it and they fucking destroyed it. They bombed it. They literally used TNT off of

[04:29:59] They used TNT that they dropped off of

[04:30:04] motherfucking airplanes at a time when there was like 12 airplanes around

[04:30:08] White people are so goddamn white people are so goddamn raised at the time that they were like one of the 12 planes that we have in

[04:30:14] existence and on us. So we're gonna use the drop bombs on top of black people. Okay. Like

[04:30:21] how the fuck do you even find a plane at that point, dude? And you can draw a straight

[04:30:30] line from that to the fucking move bombing in Philadelphia in 1985, when the American

[04:30:36] Police Department in Philadelphia literally dropped C4 on a block where black people were

[04:30:44] living. The Africa family was living and they burned them alive. And the police chief famously

[04:30:50] at the time said, let it burn. When the fire department wanted to take out the fires, he

[04:30:54] said, let it burn. They took out an entire fucking black neighborhood. That's America's

[04:30:59] history. That's America's recent past. And that's America's current day as well.

[04:31:05] It doesn't even end there. The depravity doesn't end there. They took the bones of the Africa

[04:31:12] families, remains, and they were in Princeton University until like three years ago.

[04:31:21] Anyway, it's 4 p.m. I got to talk to Black Excellence. Capitalists can run into the arms

[04:31:28] of Tucker Carlson, every other Nazi ready to devour you, let Jay-Z and LeBron save them

[04:31:31] I'll be here find the top of this fuck-ass system

[04:31:38] Um, anyway, we're we're talking to Tritiparcy hold up

[04:31:57] All right, let me fix my freaking

[04:32:01] camera. There it is. Hello. Can you hear me? Hey, what's going on? Hold on. I do it. I'm

[04:32:15] doing all right. Let me do a couple tweaks here just to make sure. Welcome back from

[04:32:21] Cuba. And we have everything ready to go. Is it been that long? Oh, hold on. Yeah. Okay. Um, yeah,

[04:32:32] I mean, don't even bring up Cuba right now. I don't know if you saw the news. I did. I didn't know

[04:32:38] if you're familiar. I mean, it's going all right. I've yet to receive a subpoena. According to Fox

[04:32:45] News, I'm supposed to I've received it, but I have not. So I don't know where they got that

[04:32:50] information from. But one second, let me, why is this, we got to flip some stuff around here.

[04:32:59] I assume you're lured up.

[04:33:02] Uh, not, I mean, yeah, I'm gonna, I'm gonna be talking to a lawyer soon. Um, yeah.

[04:33:11] But, uh, so far, so far, nothing has, has taken root. So I don't know.

[04:33:17] Okay, I think, hold on, I'm just sizing your thing real quick. And then, okay. This is again,

[04:33:35] one of the byproducts of just doing real-time production in a one-stop shop. You want EVP,

[04:33:46] of Quincy Institute, right? Yeah. And then if you could, and I'm going to plug your

[04:33:55] sub stack as well. Awesome. Yeah. Yeah. Well, Mauds, you should spam true to sub stack.

[04:34:02] Oops. Okay. And then we're going to swap cameras real quick. Okay, I did it. I think we're

[04:34:19] good to go. Boom. All right. I have this sizing is terrible. I'm going to fix it.

[04:34:25] All right. Trita Parsey, thank you so much for coming on. It's an interesting day to be talking

[04:34:31] to you, but there's been many interesting days. It's day 90 of Operation Epic Fury, or as I like

[04:34:40] to call it Epstein's Fury, and seemingly these past couple of weeks, there was a real Will Day

[04:34:47] Want Date-style situation where everyone was wondering if we were finally going to arrive

[04:34:54] at a reasonable conclusion. Was the Trump administration going to concede on the quite

[04:34:59] reasonable points of contention that Iran was addressing. Israel obviously did not enjoy that

[04:35:06] at all. They didn't appreciate it. I like to look at what the Hasbro side is saying and what the

[04:35:14] Israeli government is saying to figure out how likely it is to arrive at a ceasefire.

[04:35:20] Because when there is any sort of real momentum in the direction of a ceasefire, if talks are

[04:35:27] actually going well. Usually the Israeli side starts freaking out on the timeline, and we

[04:35:35] definitely saw that from the Lindsey Graham's and the Mark Levin's of the world, but then

[04:35:41] also from the Israeli government as well. And lo and behold, Israel is intensely bombing

[04:35:49] tear in Lebanon, and now is bombing Gaza as well, and reasserting its control over additional

[04:35:58] chunks of land in both of these countries and in both of these regions, places.

[04:36:03] And Iran has sent some rockets, I believe, to the Strait of Hormuz as well, after America

[04:36:10] bombed some Iranian sites yesterday.

[04:36:14] So where are we?

[04:36:17] So let me first say something about what you started off with looking at what the Israeli

[04:36:22] and the pro-Israeli reactions have been.

[04:36:24] I think there is an important distinction.

[04:36:27] The pro-Israeli reactions have been a complete meltdown publicly, particularly when they

[04:36:34] thought it was really close.

[04:36:36] They've calmed down a little bit because clearly there are some problems and the negotiations

[04:36:39] will deal with that shortly.

[04:36:41] But I think it's also important to note that initially there were some harsh reactions

[04:36:44] from the Israeli side, not from Netanyahu himself, however, and Netanyahu was now instructed

[04:36:51] his cabinet members that they're not allowed to talk to the media about this.

[04:36:57] I think there's a reason for that.

[04:36:58] The Israelis are going into their election season.

[04:37:02] There's going to be election there soon.

[04:37:04] Netanyahu is not doing particularly well.

[04:37:05] He's not been able to translate the support for the war that exists in Israel into a political

[04:37:13] win for him. And simultaneously, Trump is still polling very well in Israel. And I don't know if

[04:37:19] you saw, but about a week ago, out of nowhere, he started saying that he's polling at 99% in Israel

[04:37:25] and that he might even run for office in Israel. I think that was a warning to Israeli politicians

[04:37:32] to say, look, I'm actually very popular in Israel. If you go against me, if you take on

[04:37:37] this deal directly, criticize it, attack it, attack me, I'm going to come after you. And

[04:37:42] you're going to be quite vulnerable in this election era. And as a result, I think it was

[04:37:47] fascinating that even Netanyahu, even when people were expecting it, the memorandum was like issuing

[04:37:53] AI generated pictures of himself standing next alongside Trump rather than actually going up

[04:38:00] against it. Let me be clear, I think these ways will do everything they can to sabotage the deal,

[04:38:05] but it will not be overt. Because overtly, it's too costly for them to directly position

[04:38:12] themselves against Trump. Now in the talks clearly there's a lot of challenges. There's

[04:38:18] some details that apparently were not entirely clear. I think also to a certain extent the Iranians

[04:38:22] are starting to get some cold feet. A lot of questions are being raised as to whether Trump

[04:38:28] really can deliver on the sanctions relief. Does he really want to deal or is it just a pause for

[04:38:33] him to attack again? Why is he suddenly talking about the Abrams Accord? Some of these questions

[04:38:39] to be frank with you, I think is just nervousness because this is such a crucial decision that

[04:38:45] Iranians will need to make. Some of them, they should have answered long time ago instead of

[04:38:49] suddenly now at this stage, and the negotiations come and suddenly be like, well, hold on,

[04:38:54] can we trust Trump? Well, clearly you cannot. But at the same time, if that is a hurdle,

[04:39:00] why did we do this whole negotiation up until this point? So I think there's some divisions

[04:39:07] within that system. There's nervousness in some of the other regional states because they do

[04:39:11] believe that most of the issues have been resolved, at least for the memorandum, and they're just

[04:39:15] waiting for the Iranians to sign on. And hopefully that will happen soon. I think some of this

[04:39:20] exchange of fire that you're seeing is partly a pressure tactic by the U.S., probing, seeing how

[04:39:28] far they can go, and testing the Iranians while putting some sort of pressure on them because

[04:39:32] the White House expected the response this past Sunday and it's still not come.

[04:39:39] Um, do you feel like or what is your analysis on uh, is re-establishing, uh, military deterrence

[04:39:46] on the Iranian side? Because I have, uh, I mean, we've seen the way that Donald Trump operates.

[04:39:54] Obviously, he weirdly enough perceives any kind of negotiation to be a point of weakness.

[04:39:59] and he operates off of that understanding. And he does respond to pressure. He does respond to military pressure.

[04:40:07] And he has backed away when things have become too costly in the past with Anzalallah. Now, obviously this is a much more public event.

[04:40:15] And it's much more embarrassing. It has actually already diminished American force projection capabilities.

[04:40:21] abilities, but do you think that Iran has to reestablish military deterrence beyond taking

[04:40:30] potshots or engaging with the American forces in a manner not dissimilar to how they used

[04:40:39] to under the leadership of Ayatollah Ali Hamanay, which was much more restrained? Strategic

[04:40:48] deterrence or strategic restraint was the name of the game. So do you feel like

[04:40:54] they're swapping tactics back to where they were before Operation Epic Fury? Do they

[04:41:03] see the need by your analysis to reestablish military deterrence at all?

[04:41:09] So I think this is a very important question that you're raising because,

[04:41:12] Because first of all, they had established deterrence through this war.

[04:41:19] And they had also established escalation dominance.

[04:41:23] And now we're seeing these exchanges of fire.

[04:41:26] The American side has struck the Iranian mainland, not Tehran, but they've struck the mainland.

[04:41:32] So it's not just a bunch of islands or ships in the Persian Gulf.

[04:41:35] It's actually the mainland.

[04:41:38] And the question, of course, is that if this, that the Iranians are wrestling with, if this

[04:41:43] is not responded to, then this will be a new normal.

[04:41:47] It will start again to look like how the Iranians behaved on the strategic patients in Syria,

[04:41:51] in which these Iranians constantly increased their attacks.

[04:41:54] The Iranians did not respond by the time they respond, that it was seen as underwhelming,

[04:41:58] which just invited further attacks.

[04:42:01] And eventually these Iranians felt that the Iranians were so weak, they could just start

[04:42:06] a full-scale war.

[04:42:07] Of course, afterwards, we see that that wasn't the case.

[04:42:10] It was reversed.

[04:42:11] But there's a lot of strategists in Iran

[04:42:13] who believe that if the Iranis had responded much more

[04:42:15] forcefully, much earlier, the war

[04:42:17] could have been avoided altogether.

[04:42:19] And now, if they don't respond, there

[04:42:22] is the risk that they're running that, once again,

[04:42:25] the terrorist that has been established

[04:42:27] will start to erode.

[04:42:29] And a new normal will be in place in which, apparently,

[04:42:32] it's OK for the US side to attack Iran, Iran in mainland.

[04:42:37] that's tolerated on the ceasefire.

[04:42:40] This is part of the reason I think that they struck

[04:42:42] an American base or tried to strike an American base

[04:42:45] in Kuwait yesterday.

[04:42:46] I don't know exactly what they were aiming for.

[04:42:48] I don't know whether there was perhaps

[04:42:52] some damage that was caused

[04:42:53] because I think we have to be very careful.

[04:42:56] Remember that in the beginning of the war,

[04:42:58] we were constantly told that 90% of Iran's navy

[04:43:02] had been sunk and that 90% of the missiles

[04:43:07] had been intercepted, it later on turned out, of course,

[04:43:10] that there was far more damage than it had been inflicted

[04:43:13] by the Iranians on US bases and on other assets.

[04:43:16] So I don't know whether they actually succeed or not.

[04:43:18] There's an official story that says that it was intercepted,

[04:43:21] but I think we should withhold judgment.

[04:43:23] But there's a danger as well that if they do respond

[04:43:26] very forcefully, this could escalate out of control.

[04:43:30] And they're back into a direct military confrontation.

[04:43:34] Now there's some into Iran who actually think

[04:43:35] that that may end up in their favor.

[04:43:38] What is very important, however,

[04:43:40] is how you get to that end state

[04:43:44] of a full-scale confrontation.

[04:43:46] It is much better for the Iranians

[04:43:48] if the U.S. actually attacks Iran

[04:43:49] or if Israel attacks Iran.

[04:43:50] And Iran can say, we're just defending ourselves.

[04:43:53] But if it is this murky tit for tat,

[04:43:58] it's not entirely clear who started it,

[04:44:00] and then eventually ends up in a military confrontation,

[04:44:03] Iranians lose a degree of international advantage in terms of how other countries will be seeing

[04:44:10] this and whether there will be some degree of understanding for Iran's position.

[04:44:16] I don't think the U.S. side frankly is trying to escalate matters towards a conflict. I think

[04:44:21] they're trying to increase a degree of pain on the Iranian side because of deep frustration

[04:44:26] that the Iranians haven't answered yet. It's still very risky. I'm not saying it's right

[04:44:30] or that is wrong or anything like this. I'm just trying to explain how I think that the

[04:44:33] US side is thinking about this. And I don't think the US side necessarily has targeted

[04:44:37] the most important sides in Iran either. So there's clearly an effort to make sure that this doesn't

[04:44:44] escalate completely out of control, but it's a very dangerous game at the end of the day. And

[04:44:48] there may very well be a situation in which the Iranians feel that unless they strike back really

[04:44:52] hard, their deterrence have been eroded and they're trying to restore that. And inadvertently,

[04:44:57] they end up in a confrontation that neither side actually what may have been aiming for.

[04:45:03] So, as far as reestablishing deterrence though, isn't this somewhat proof that the hardliners

[04:45:11] are no longer as prominent in the conversation? Because I feel like if there are hardliners,

[04:45:18] or maybe they're all arriving at the same understanding, and this time they're

[04:45:25] they're making the calculation that restraint is the more appropriate way to follow through

[04:45:33] and that as long as they hold on to the control that they have over the Shredda Hormuz, that

[04:45:40] America is inevitably going to cave and concede on their demands.

[04:45:46] But on the American side, I have some questions for you.

[04:45:51] So, one, there's new reporting that Israeli officials are privately urging the Trump

[04:45:56] administration to abandon negotiations with Iran, as they have done so publicly as well,

[04:46:01] but they're privately also urging and demanding that they assassinate Iran's parliament speaker

[04:46:06] and lead negotiator Mohammed Bagar Galaboff and launch a new round of strikes on the oil

[04:46:11] infrastructure.

[04:46:12] And the claim is that just one more attempt at what America and Israel tried for the

[04:46:19] last 90 days, and then you won't even need to do a ceasefire deal.

[04:46:24] Iran will be begging for you to do a ceasefire deal or whatever, right?

[04:46:27] Like they'll be able to achieve their military objectives.

[04:46:31] What do you make of that?

[04:46:33] I wouldn't be surprised at all if that is what these raids are pushing for.

[04:46:37] I think they're probably going to have to be a little bit careful of how they message

[04:46:41] this.

[04:46:43] I do suspect that there isn't enough creativity in the arguments that they're putting forward

[04:46:47] because all of them are looking the same.

[04:46:49] You just need to threaten war with Iran.

[04:46:52] That's what the message was back in January.

[04:46:54] Later on, it was like, well, just a small war.

[04:46:57] Later on, it was like, well, if you just take out

[04:46:59] the Supreme Leader.

[04:47:00] And then once all of that was done, it was like, well,

[04:47:02] now you actually have to bomb their old facilities

[04:47:05] and power grid.

[04:47:07] And now we're hearing that, apparently,

[04:47:08] if they just take out the Speaker of the Parliament,

[04:47:11] that will be a game changer.

[04:47:12] There is this pathological search for a game changer

[04:47:16] that gives the United States and Israel the upper hand

[04:47:20] in a manner that enables them to avoid any negotiations

[04:47:23] against essentially get Iranians to surrender.

[04:47:26] And unfortunately, the US side has fallen

[04:47:28] for that argument, both because of internal voices

[04:47:32] favoring it, and of course, because the Israelis

[04:47:34] have aggressively pushed for it.

[04:47:36] None of these measures have proven to be a silver bullet

[04:47:40] or anything that actually turned things around.

[04:47:42] And I do not think that any serious person

[04:47:45] in the administration at this point, things that taking out the lead negotiator at this

[04:47:49] point, which is the speaker of the parliament, does anything but kill whatever little pathway

[04:47:56] for the plenarity that was in existence.

[04:47:58] Remember, prior to this, the Israelis also assassinated another person, then speaker

[04:48:04] of the parliament, Ali Lara-John, who had been in conversations with the American side,

[04:48:10] had been reaching out and there had been some connection between the two sides in which

[04:48:17] they saw him as a credible person to deal with.

[04:48:20] He was more on the conservative side, but seen as a pragmatic conservative, but someone

[04:48:25] who essentially was emerging not as the final decision maker, but as the consensus builder

[04:48:31] in chief.

[04:48:33] Someone that could rally that entire system and make sure that people could come to an

[04:48:37] agreement on a yes or a no on a proposal. And someone who had some experience in negotiating

[04:48:42] with the West in the past, and it was clearly deliberately done by the Israelis in order

[04:48:47] to sabotage diplomacy. And any effort to do so against Gali Baf would be an even more

[04:48:53] efficient way, not because he's more important, but because it just absolutely shows that

[04:48:58] there is no seriousness behind diplomacy if the US green lights that's an assassination.

[04:49:05] So Israel wants to destabilize Iran, Israel wants to spoil the deal.

[04:49:13] On the other hand, America, or at least the Trump administration, according to the New

[04:49:18] York Times, is also developing workarounds, the funnel money to Iran without direct payments,

[04:49:23] because Donald Trump is worried about looking embarrassed.

[04:49:26] The number that they're probably going to unfreeze of Iranian assets is probably going

[04:49:31] to be upwards of $20 billion, which is far larger than Obama's, I think, what is it

[04:49:35] 1.7 billion and far larger than Joe Biden's six billion dollars of unfrozen assets.

[04:49:44] And he doesn't want that to be a direct cash payment purely for symbolism, I assume. So they're

[04:49:51] trying to get the Qatari accounts that this money would be sent to actually purchase things

[04:50:00] that Iran needs, like medicine and food supplies and things of that nature,

[04:50:04] and then transit those goods rather than make the cash payments. Do you feel like,

[04:50:12] well, one, do you feel like that report is accurate or is it just information that the State

[04:50:17] Department is pumping out to the New York Times to lend credence to the idea that a ceasefire is

[04:50:21] imminent? And if not, if it is legitimate from your assessment, do you feel as though this is a sign

[04:50:30] that America is much more predisposed with a ceasefire negotiation and much more sober

[04:50:36] in their assessment than Trump lets on.

[04:50:39] Look, a couple of things I saw.

[04:50:42] First of all, my own conversations with the administration have left me with the impression

[04:50:45] that there are absolutely elements that are very serious about a deal and that they recognize

[04:50:51] that unfreezing of assets is an absolute necessity.

[04:50:56] In fact, major sanctions relief is going to be a necessity to get the final deal.

[04:51:02] And in that, yes, they do want to avoid the optics that existed during the Obama administration.

[04:51:08] However, I just want to point out one thing.

[04:51:10] Obama unfroze assets that were much, much larger than 20, 30, 40 billion at the time,

[04:51:16] I think it was up to $100 billion.

[04:51:18] But there's a difference because those assets, those funds were in foreign banks and by unfreezing

[04:51:24] at the Iranians could get the money back. The 1.7 that you're referencing is money that

[04:51:29] the U.S. owed Iran because of a lawsuit between the two countries that was clearly going to

[04:51:36] go towards Iran winning. So the U.S. and Iran settled that. And then there was actually

[04:51:40] money from the U.S. side that needed to be sent to Iran. And that made all the kinds of

[04:51:45] more complicated issues. And because the U.S. couldn't send them money electronically

[04:51:52] because of American sanctions, they ended up having to hand it over in cash and the optics of the

[04:51:57] idea of pallets of cash on an airplane in Geneva, where the US plane landing, unloading the money,

[04:52:06] and then loading onto an Iranian jet is just something that gave that story such legs. But

[04:52:11] that was not a minor thing, but compared to the larger number of cash exchange, right?

[04:52:17] Well, one is a direct cash payment as an award for a trial, but at the end of the day, $100

[04:52:25] billion.

[04:52:26] And I believe the total amount of frozen assets is around $200 billion right now at this

[04:52:34] point.

[04:52:35] There's some question marks.

[04:52:36] Most people put it somewhere between $120 and $150, but I don't know anyone who actually

[04:52:41] fully knows.

[04:52:42] It could be as much as $200 because bottom line is this.

[04:52:45] The frozen asset is Ivan's money.

[04:52:47] Yeah, it's not American money. The 1.7 was partially Iranian money because it was returning

[04:52:54] money that the Iranians had paid the United States for weapons that they had ordered under the time

[04:53:01] of the Shah that were never delivered. Because between the Iranians paying for it and the U.S.

[04:53:06] supposed to have delivered it, there was a revolution in Iran and the U.S refused to deliver

[04:53:11] the weapons. Yeah. The Iranians took the U.S. to court, eventually were on the cusp of winning,

[04:53:15] He was decided to settle and some of that money was Iran's money that was returned.

[04:53:22] But then there was interest rate in about 1.7 1.3 out of the 1.7 billion was actually

[04:53:28] interest rate that was added on it because this was going on for like 40 or so years.

[04:53:34] So there's the element there.

[04:53:35] You can say, well, that part of that was at least American money.

[04:53:38] But everything else is Iran's money that is being returned to them because they had been

[04:53:41] confiscated by the U.S. using the international banking system as if it is an instrument of

[04:53:47] American statecraft that said these amounts are now frozen in those accounts. Now, going

[04:53:53] to the detail of that story that says, hey, the U.S. side is much more comfortable if

[04:53:59] the money is not just sent back to Iran, but essentially it's in a banking Qatar and some

[04:54:03] other place and then the Iranians can use it to buy food, etc. That was the deal that

[04:54:09] the U.S. struck under Biden with the Iranians.

[04:54:14] Now that was built on a deal that the previous Trump administration had been negotiating with

[04:54:18] Yvon but never got to it.

[04:54:21] At this point, I am not so sure that that's going to work.

[04:54:24] It may work with perhaps some of the smaller amounts that is in the Qatari Bank, but when

[04:54:28] it comes to the $120, $150 billion, no, the Iranians are, first of all, that money will

[04:54:35] most likely not go back to Iran is just that the Iranians can start spending it because

[04:54:40] every country has money and other foreign banks and they use that to pay for exports

[04:54:44] or imports. So the Iranians will probably continue to do that. But what was happening

[04:54:49] on the divide and deal was essentially the US would oversee whatever the Iranians were

[04:54:54] desiring to purchase and they have to sign off on it. I don't think that is the way it's

[04:54:59] going to end up working given where things are right now between the US and Iran and

[04:55:03] and how this war actually essentially ended up, which is not in the Iranian defeat.

[04:55:08] And as a result, I suspect that the Iranians are going to have much clearer and stronger

[04:55:13] demands.

[04:55:14] Unless there was a full blown sanctions relief, which included not just European or like secondary

[04:55:20] country sanctions relief, but American sanctions relief as well.

[04:55:22] And then Iran felt comfortable enough to operate off of the SWIFT system, which, you know,

[04:55:27] it seems like a totally separate reality than the one that we're engaging in currently

[04:55:31] What is a separate reality compared to where we are right now?

[04:55:37] If the US wants a final deal in which the Iranians give up all or most of their stock

[04:55:44] pile, there's going to be sanctions relief, undoubtedly.

[04:55:47] I understand that the administration may not want to talk too much about it right now because

[04:55:51] it just riles up the pro-Israeli opposition to it.

[04:55:53] But there is no deal you can have without massive sanctions relief.

[04:55:57] And one thing that is important to keep in mind here is that previous presidents were

[04:56:02] very ideologically committed to the sanctions and quite unwilling to touch them.

[04:56:07] And they thought that the political costs of touching them were massive.

[04:56:10] You were just in Cuba.

[04:56:11] So you saw the impact of those sanctions.

[04:56:13] And one thing that is very important to keep in mind in the Cuban context is that Obama

[04:56:17] only lifted the executive orders.

[04:56:19] He never touched the embargo.

[04:56:21] The embargo goes through Congress and Obama never even tried to lift the embargo because

[04:56:25] the political costs would be too high.

[04:56:27] Trump is a very different president. He doesn't like these sanctions. I'm not saying that he's imposing sanctions here and there, but he actually likes to lift the sanctions. He wants to use them for the type of leverage that they're theoretically were supposed to be.

[04:56:41] So the USI has already signaled that there can be significant sanctions relief if the Iranians are willing to give much more on the nuclear front.

[04:56:50] Yeah. So you have had this conversation already. I think that and we might even have a difference in opinion on this. I think that the nuclear program is probably like the less consequential aspect of this deal given that given the way that Iran has utilized the enrichment of uranium thus far.

[04:57:12] obviously above civilian usage but only as a point of leverage so they can

[04:57:16] demand sanctions relief from the American government but never to really

[04:57:21] develop nuclear warheads. Nuclear warheads also obviously require a

[04:57:26] delivery system that they don't really have. I mean I guess they can strap it

[04:57:32] on to the existing munitions that they have but but their their strike their

[04:57:38] their targeting capabilities and the limits to how far reaching the Iranian munitions are is

[04:57:46] fairly limited. It doesn't go to Europe, right? It only extends to like Turkey, maybe a little bit

[04:57:51] beyond. So it wouldn't make much sense for them to have nuclear warheads regardless,

[04:57:59] similar to like the Jericho system that Israel has that touches basically every part of the

[04:58:03] the planet with the exception of California, where I am in some parts of Latin America.

[04:58:10] So that's the reason why I have always assumed that the nuclear, the nuclear grade in rich

[04:58:18] uranium part of the bargain is a gimme for the Iranian side, but they have actually taken

[04:58:24] a much stronger opposition towards that.

[04:58:27] Do you think that that opposition is actually just for the optics because they have tremendous

[04:58:32] leverage more so than ever before in the aftermath of the last 90-day quagmire? Or is their opposition

[04:58:42] symbolic so they can extract more concessions for the other aspects of this deal?

[04:58:48] So, different way comes to different variables of the nuclear program. First of all, look,

[04:58:54] I agree with what you were saying, and also it's important to note that the Israelis have

[04:58:58] several dolphin German submarines that are nuclear equipped that were given to the Israelis

[04:59:05] by the Germans.

[04:59:07] So Israel has nuclear weapons in almost any water that they would want and then can shoot

[04:59:12] nuclear weapons.

[04:59:13] So unfortunately, you may not be as safe as you think in California.

[04:59:17] I was just, that's a bummer.

[04:59:23] So look, the nuclear program is a serious program, and Iranians are deeply, deeply committed

[04:59:31] to the aspects of it that for a variety of reasons have become highly emotional.

[04:59:39] And you know, there's some strategic elements to it as well.

[04:59:42] So for instance, when it comes to enrichment, Shah of Iran had the same policy.

[04:59:48] He refused to give up enrichment, in fact, back in the early days.

[04:59:51] I mean, you know, one of these reactors that is at the center of some of these negotiations

[04:59:56] is called the Tehran Rees.

[04:59:57] Yeah, yeah.

[04:59:58] The United States gave it to the Iranians in 1968 as part of Adams for Peace.

[05:00:02] There were two gentlemen in the Ford administration that ran a campaign to convince Tasha that

[05:00:08] he needed to have a stronger nuclear program because he could never turn Iran into a modern

[05:00:12] country without nuclear energy.

[05:00:15] That was Donald Rumsfeld and Dick Cheney, who wanted the shot to buy Westinghouse reactors.

[05:00:25] The shot was going along with it.

[05:00:26] He wanted to have enrichment on his own soil.

[05:00:29] He did.

[05:00:30] Later on towards the end of the 1970s, the U.S. is provisioning globally change and they

[05:00:34] wanted to restrict the spread of enrichment technology.

[05:00:37] But the Iranis refused.

[05:00:40] This is not something that is just some sort of a fix idea of this administration.

[05:00:45] current theocracy in Iran, it is something that has deeper roots. And it's particularly

[05:00:50] problematic for them to give up enrichment and be in a situation in which there was

[05:00:55] something that Shaw could have, but they cannot have, particularly mindful of the fact that

[05:01:00] one of the points of attacks against Shaw's monarchy was that he was a sellout and that

[05:01:05] he had sold out to the United States, that he was a servant of the Americans and was

[05:01:11] not really standing up for Iran's national interests. I personally disagree with that

[05:01:14] assessment. I think the Shah actually pushed a very hard line against the U.S. and the

[05:01:18] American side was very annoyed with a lot of his foreign policy because he was becoming

[05:01:22] increasingly independent and asserted. But nevertheless, it's difficult for them to accept

[05:01:27] that. What we're seeing in this negotiation, however, is that while they're very adamant

[05:01:33] about never giving up enrichment, they seem to be accepting that they will go along with

[05:01:40] the formulation that does not make it necessary for them to enrich uranium for a period of

[05:01:46] time that could be up to 10 to 12 years.

[05:01:49] And this they have never agreed to before.

[05:01:52] There was a brief period between 2003 and 2005 in which they voluntarily agreed to suspend

[05:01:59] enrichment.

[05:02:00] This was as a result of the Europeans negotiating with them, and that was when the E3 was formed.

[05:02:05] They were very successful.

[05:02:06] They got a deal.

[05:02:08] The voluntary suspension was supposed to last as long as the negotiations continued towards

[05:02:14] a final agreement.

[05:02:15] What ended up happening, however, is that once the Europeans got the suspension, they

[05:02:20] had no incentive to get to a final deal.

[05:02:22] They had already managed to get the key objective.

[05:02:25] So they started slow walking the negotiations.

[05:02:27] The Iranians got more and more frustrated.

[05:02:30] By August 2005, they announced that they were going to restart enrichment.

[05:02:34] By January 2006, they did so.

[05:02:37] By February 2006, they got slapped and their file got sent to the UN Security Council and

[05:02:43] they later on were sanctioned.

[05:02:45] So the Iranian narrative ended up becoming the cost of suspending enrichment was much

[05:02:51] higher than the cost of just having continued it.

[05:02:54] And since then, they have refused anything that would sound like a suspension until now.

[05:03:00] actually potentially going to agree to five, eight, ten, perhaps twelve years of a pause.

[05:03:06] They will probably frame it differently, call it something else.

[05:03:09] That's a major give.

[05:03:12] And I think they're doing this partly because they realize Trump will give them far more

[05:03:18] sanctions relief.

[05:03:19] Remember, in the Obama deal, there were no sanctions lifted on American companies, no

[05:03:24] primary sanctions, only secondary sanctions.

[05:03:28] And if they get primary sanctions, that will be a game changer.

[05:03:31] So I think they're giving more on that issue.

[05:03:33] He wants to build a Trump Tower in Tehran.

[05:03:35] Absolutely.

[05:03:36] He was very clear in 2015, his critique of the Obama deal was like, oh, it's the worst

[05:03:41] deal ever, et cetera.

[05:03:43] That was oftentimes repeated.

[05:03:44] What was not repeated is what he usually said afterwards, that it was unfair, Europe got

[05:03:49] into the Imani market, but no American company benefited.

[05:03:53] So he has that type of an attitude towards this.

[05:03:56] And we saw that in the early negotiations last year before Israel attacked the first time,

[05:04:01] the Iranians were talking about a trillion dollar opportunity for American businesses.

[05:04:07] So I think the Iranians are willing to give more on the nuclear issue, but not ever give

[05:04:11] up enrichment because Trump is putting much more on the table.

[05:04:16] And the same thing goes with the stockpile.

[05:04:18] That's something that has become very sensitive.

[05:04:20] But in the last two weeks, there's actually been movement and some flexibility on both

[05:04:24] sides on this issue.

[05:04:25] So there's a likelihood that they can resolve it.

[05:04:29] A lot of the problems that exist right now

[05:04:31] is actually self-inflicted.

[05:04:32] It is such a mistake to negotiate as publicly

[05:04:36] as they are right now.

[05:04:38] I mean, you can go ahead and do a Google search.

[05:04:40] There's like 25 different versions of the MemoRandom

[05:04:42] that is just floating around.

[05:04:45] No one knows which one is actually accurate,

[05:04:47] but so much of this is being made public.

[05:04:49] It is a terrible idea if you actually want to get

[05:04:52] a deal fast and without the type of political cost that is now coming because Trump is already

[05:04:59] paying a political cost for a deal that he hasn't even struck yet.

[05:05:03] Um, I mean, the political cost is mostly coming from Israel, though, I feel like, and obviously

[05:05:09] Israel's proxies on U.S. soil that operate as though they're independent or have some

[05:05:16] sort of like ideological interest in pursuing Iran militarily or trying to destroy Iran as

[05:05:22] as opposed to like, engage in Iran with diplomacy.

[05:05:27] But Israel is the spoiling factor,

[05:05:29] which brings me back to my, you know, ultimate question.

[05:05:33] We've had this conversation already.

[05:05:34] I said like, the largest ask from the Iranian side,

[05:05:38] and this has been consistent since like the first

[05:05:40] 10 point plan that they revealed almost two weeks in

[05:05:43] has been to stop all proxy wars, right?

[05:05:48] And Israel is America's proxy,

[05:05:49] has below would be in the circumstance or the extra resistance in the circumstance would be Iran is Iran's proxies

[05:05:58] Israel knows this and this requires America to restrain Israel which America has not really done a lot of restraining of Israel

[05:06:05] Since Trump won really and Biden certainly continued that policy as well

[05:06:10] So this is probably the biggest ask. Do you feel like that assessment is correct and and you're more

[05:06:17] It kind of feels like you're more positive about where this deal is going since the last

[05:06:26] time I talked to you, it seems, that you think that regardless of the additional military

[05:06:32] escalation from Israel, you're making it seem like Trump is actually threatening Israel

[05:06:38] in a not-so-subtle way and therefore is going to inevitably restrain Israel.

[05:06:44] I wouldn't go as far as the last sentence, but up until that point, yes, I do see signs.

[05:06:52] I'm not saying in any way shape or form that it is enough.

[05:06:54] If you read the substack piece that I had on the implications of this, I think it's

[05:07:01] a toss up.

[05:07:02] I don't know, but what I do believe though is that if there isn't any restraint on Israel,

[05:07:08] If there isn't an enforcement of Israel abiding by a regional ceasefire, then I don't think

[05:07:15] there will be a deal at all.

[05:07:17] So this may end up becoming one of the most important sticking points.

[05:07:20] And part of the reason why the Iranians are pushing for this is, you know, first of all,

[05:07:24] there's a spillover risk.

[05:07:25] If the Israelis continue to bomb Lebanon, etc., eventually that can spillover into direct

[05:07:30] confrontation between the Israelis and the Iranians, which is something that already

[05:07:33] has happened twice since October 7th.

[05:07:36] So obviously it could happen a third time and the US could get dragged into it again.

[05:07:41] So obviously you have to make sure that that type of a leakage doesn't occur.

[05:07:46] And also it's a test for the United States.

[05:07:50] Can you deliver on your end?

[05:07:51] Can you restrain Israel?

[05:07:53] Because if you cannot restrain Israel, or if you don't want to restrain Israel, what's

[05:07:56] the point of a deal?

[05:07:58] Because the Israelis will then continue to escalate, eventually they'll start another

[05:08:01] war.

[05:08:02] You'll probably end up back in that war.

[05:08:04] always the point of all of this agreement and Iran making concessions on the nuclear

[05:08:07] front, etc. If ultimately you're incapable or unwilling to hold these railies back in

[05:08:14] all of their efforts that they're constantly doing to sabotage the deal that you yourself

[05:08:17] negotiated. So I think this is going to be a critical point. And one of the things I

[05:08:21] point out in the sub stack pieces, I can see a scenario in which Trump, as he has done

[05:08:26] before, pressures these railies, forces them to abide by a ceasefire. But within days or

[05:08:33] weeks, the Israelis find a way to wiggle themselves out of it, they claim self-defense, they start

[05:08:40] bombing Gaza or Lebanon again.

[05:08:42] And that will then create a problem for the Iranians.

[05:08:45] At that point, will they walk out of the agreement, pressure Trump to restrain Israel?

[05:08:51] What if Trump doesn't restrain the Israelis?

[05:08:54] And what if they walk out of the agreement and they still don't get any restrain from

[05:08:57] the United States on Israel?

[05:08:59] And they have neither a ceasefire in Gaza, and they've also lost the sanctions relief,

[05:09:04] et cetera, because they walked out of the agreement.

[05:09:06] So one of the things that have been discussed in the Iranian security establishment is in

[05:09:10] that scenario, go back to one of the things that they did during the war, escalate horizontally,

[05:09:16] and go for what I would call a Lebanon or UAE formula.

[05:09:21] Meaning, instead of walking out of the agreement, if the Israelis are attacking Lebanon, the

[05:09:27] Iranis will start attacking the UAE. The logic is, if the ceasefire tolerates the Israelis

[05:09:33] attacking an ally of Iran, then it should also tolerate the Iranis attacking an ally

[05:09:39] of Israel, which at this point, UAE is clearly a strategic ally of the Israelis. And if

[05:09:43] the US is not happy with it, and it wants to enter into that conflict, well, then the

[05:09:48] US loses all of the games of the deal, if it or alternatively has to restrain the Israelis.

[05:09:55] We will put some of the GCC countries also in a tough spot because they can, they will

[05:10:01] be very unhappy about it, not because they care that much about the UAE, but because

[05:10:05] that instability is just bad for them.

[05:10:08] But if they complain about what the Iranians are doing, it's going to make them look bad

[05:10:12] because what about the Israeli?

[05:10:14] You're not saying as much about what the Israelis are doing in Lebanon, it will make them look

[05:10:18] very bad in front of their own Arab audiences, in which they're silently going along with

[05:10:24] what Israel is doing in Gaza and West Bank and Lebanon, but once the Iranians retaliate

[05:10:28] for that within this logic, then there is a reaction from the GCC states.

[05:10:34] So I think it would be a very bad scenario ultimately.

[05:10:37] And that's part of the reason I really hope that the administration recognizes that it

[05:10:41] is a necessity to restrain Israel if you want to have any type of a deal, any type of a

[05:10:46] sustainable stability in the region.

[05:10:49] Yeah, so going back to restricting Israel, what is going on there?

[05:10:56] Because I feel like at this point, especially in this last iteration, when there's a tit for tat taking place once again,

[05:11:04] and at least to the untrained eye, myself included, it kind of looks like the ceasefire is not imminent,

[05:11:11] but is further away than it was maybe even a week ago.

[05:11:15] And we know that Israel is playing the spoiler here.

[05:11:19] So, like, what is it from the American calculation by your estimation that, like, they just simply cannot tell Israel to just cut it out?

[05:11:30] That's one question I have. And the other one I have is obviously, why is Iran not retaliating against Israel directly?

[05:11:39] I think that's a very good question and even during the war we saw that they struck the

[05:11:47] UAE harder than they struck the Israelis.

[05:11:51] And I think a critical element, I'm sure there's many different factors, but a critical element

[05:11:55] was the Iranians were trying to end the war and their calculation was to end the war you

[05:12:01] had to go to the most accessible pain point that existed.

[05:12:07] And their assessment was that the Israelis actually would tolerate a tremendous amount

[05:12:12] of pain as long as the US was bombing Iran.

[05:12:15] So if you wanted to inflict so much damage on the other side, so that the other side

[05:12:19] said, you know what, let's stop this, Israel had a pain point that was too distant, whereas

[05:12:26] if you struck the GCC, if you closed the Strait of Hormuz, you struck American bases.

[05:12:32] And in the beginning, they were doing everything they could to inflict significant American

[05:12:36] casualties. And they were successful in the first couple of days of the war with the attacks

[05:12:41] that they did in Kuwait, in which a very large number of American soldiers were injured.

[05:12:46] And some of them were also killed. That was, you know, they went all out trying to get

[05:12:51] as many as possible, either injured or killed in order to make this too costly for the US

[05:12:55] to continue. So the American pain point was relatively accessible. But the problem was

[05:13:01] that they didn't have enough targets. They had bases, but the bases had been vacated.

[05:13:06] So they were looking for where are the hotel rooms in which some of these American soldiers

[05:13:10] had been housed after having left the bases. The U.S. Navy was keeping itself 3,000 kilometers

[05:13:17] away from Iranian shorelines to make it as difficult as possible for the Iranians to

[05:13:20] hit them. So the most accessible pain point and targets were in the GCC states and the

[05:13:27] global economy. So they went after that to raise old prices, get these countries to really start

[05:13:34] pressing for some sort of ceasefire, and eventually making sure that the higher

[05:13:38] old prices would translate into very, very bad economic and political situation for Trump at home.

[05:13:44] Whereas if they had put all of their efforts on striking these railings,

[05:13:49] as long as the US was still in the war, these railings were clearly willing to take a lot of hits

[05:13:54] as long as they saw Iran destroyed.

[05:13:58] Now, in this current situation,

[05:14:00] the Israelis had not directly targeted the Iranians.

[05:14:03] If they did, I'm pretty sure the Iranians

[05:14:05] would strike back at them.

[05:14:06] But when the US is attacking, I mean, again,

[05:14:11] they didn't strike, in their view, Kuwait.

[05:14:14] They struck an American base in Kuwait.

[05:14:16] So they were trying to strike American targets.

[05:14:18] It's just the problem that many of those targets

[05:14:20] are not that effective any longer because they're empty.

[05:14:23] And this is an important point for a different question.

[05:14:26] What's the point of the US having 19 or so bases in the region?

[05:14:29] If every time it wants to go to war,

[05:14:31] it has to vacate and empty those bases.

[05:14:33] It tells you the lack of utility.

[05:14:36] And frankly, the targets that they are,

[05:14:38] and it's very costly for the US because the Iranians

[05:14:40] have inflicted a tremendous amount of damage,

[05:14:42] but not a lot of human damage, since the US was

[05:14:46] essentially clever enough to understand

[05:14:47] and he needed to vacate them.

[05:14:51] The other question I had was what, like there is very clearly a, a divergence. There's very clearly

[05:15:01] disagreement, at least within the American intelligence apparatus and the American military

[05:15:09] and their assessment, their capabilities and, and their risk profile versus what Israel has been

[05:15:18] telling America over and over again, the idea that you could do something similar to the

[05:15:25] Maduro operation. I mean, that clearly was wrong. And it became such a spectacular failure that

[05:15:33] what Trump thought he was going to have was maximum leverage going to China,

[05:15:37] turned into maximum leverage for China. And he's already made tremendous concessions to China,

[05:15:43] restricting $14 billion worth of weapons transfers that were supposed to go to Taiwan

[05:15:49] and things of that nature, totally conceding to China's demands, which is, I think, ultimately good.

[05:15:56] I mean, it cools off the Taiwanese strait, but certainly not good for the blob and their

[05:16:04] framework and how they wanted to always advance against China. Now,

[05:16:10] Now, at what point is Trump going to say, okay, you have pardoned my French, fucked

[05:16:17] me over too many times to the Israeli side, and, you know, tell them to dial it back.

[05:16:24] And why do you think that hasn't happened yet?

[05:16:27] For the, I think that's a really important question, because many of us really hope

[05:16:32] that he would say that on day one when he took office.

[05:16:35] Yes.

[05:16:36] And he would, because you know, remember the narrative during the campaign and the speeches

[05:16:45] at the RNC were focusing, I mean, look at Don Jr. speech, you know, he was praising

[05:16:49] the appointment of JD Vance and saying, this is a huge blow to the neocons.

[05:16:54] We're going to really go against the war lobby, things of that nature.

[05:16:59] So, you know, they pumped up a lot of expectation, perhaps naively, that they would be serious

[05:17:05] about this. And what we may not have paid as much attention to, although people like Eli Clifton

[05:17:12] at Quincy, one of my colleagues and co-founders, always was arguing this point is, you got to

[05:17:17] follow the money. Yes, they're saying a lot of these different things. It resonates with the

[05:17:21] Republican and the MAGA base, but at the same time, media mailman is coming in with what was it,

[05:17:26] $200 million. $250 million. Yeah, $250 million. And they will ultimately have a tremendous amount

[05:17:32] of influence and they surely have. And so, you know, there was always that type of a balancing.

[05:17:39] It was never going to be a clear cut and clean situation in which he would completely go in

[05:17:44] the direction of the more anti-war elements within his administration. The problem is that the balance

[05:17:52] that he struck is one that is shocking to a lot of people who were part of his base.

[05:17:58] You know, seeing what he did in June, seeing what he did in Venezuela, and then going along

[05:18:05] with not just a war, but a major war that even was, you know, overtly a regime change war.

[05:18:14] It's just stunning that he went along with that.

[05:18:17] The question then now again then becomes exactly what you asked.

[05:18:20] Okay, so he did that too, based on what the Israelis were telling him, and it completely

[05:18:26] backfired.

[05:18:27] worst decision is ever made. He's in a terrible situation as a result of it. Isn't it time for

[05:18:33] him to just break? And the problem is, are you going to say no to all of that money? That is,

[05:18:42] you know, the influence that a lot of those different major donors have, not just with

[05:18:47] him, but with the Republican Party as a whole. And that question constantly has to be

[05:18:52] be part of the equation and part of the reason as to why we end up in these types of scenarios

[05:18:58] despite everything that he promised that he would not do.

[05:19:04] So okay, well, I see that, but there's, I mean, there's so much money to interest or

[05:19:13] so much direct money that Donald Trump could be making from the other Gulf nations.

[05:19:20] I mean, they've they're not shy about bribing him. UAE probably has bribed him a lot more

[05:19:25] than the arrest, though, unfortunately. And UAE is basically little Israel at this point

[05:19:29] in there in the way that they're operating in the Gulf. But there's a lot of money he

[05:19:34] could be making from Iran as well. So I just I can't I don't feel like it's just a 250

[05:19:40] million dollars that Miriam gave him. That's like, yeah, that's not that's not money that

[05:19:47] he gets in the same way, these are political donations that goes into the political machinery.

[05:19:53] And the Ivarians cannot give any money to any given the sanctions and a whole set of

[05:19:59] different other factors. And frankly, the GCC states to the best of my knowledge,

[05:20:05] you should talk to Eli who's much more of an expert on this or people like Ben Freeman

[05:20:10] and Nick Cleveland in my shop who follow these issues very closely. They've not played the

[05:20:16] game the same way as these Israelis have with the pro-Israel crowd house, which is a lot

[05:20:21] of political donations.

[05:20:22] Yeah, but they're also, they have a lot more bandwidth to do so because like, there's a

[05:20:28] lot of Zionist advocacy networks with the United States of America that no other country,

[05:20:34] not even just the Gulf nations, but like, I don't think there is a British lobby in

[05:20:38] the same way or a level of like pervasive British influence in the same way that like

[05:20:42] Israeli influence exists over American foreign and certainly even domestic policy.

[05:20:47] Absolutely.

[05:20:48] And then I think it's important to understand there is diminishingly so, but there is a population

[05:20:56] within the United States, whether it is Christian Zionists or others who view themselves, define

[05:21:03] themselves as provisional and are putting both money and constituency pressure in almost

[05:21:08] every congressional district. Whereas you don't have a lot of people in the United States

[05:21:15] running around having fuzzy feelings about the UAE or Saudi Arabia and as a result, they're

[05:21:20] both combining political donations and political constituency pressure in favor of those countries.

[05:21:27] So it's a very, very different scenario.

[05:21:29] Yeah. So yeah, I mean, the influence is definitely there. I just, I wonder like how much pressure

[05:21:36] is enough for Donald Trump to crack, especially because unlike previous administrations who

[05:21:43] maintain some degree of like ideological loyalty to NATO Atlanticism, to constant intervention,

[05:21:51] you know, there's varying degrees of intervention. Like you got the neocons on one side, you got

[05:21:54] the Obama strategy on the other. Donald Trump is more pragmatic than they are in some ways.

[05:22:01] And I guess my question is like, when, when does that pragmatism kick in, like, do you,

[05:22:08] do you feel like it's, it's going to happen?

[05:22:11] Are you, are you positive about the way things are going so far?

[05:22:17] Because I am not certainly, I feel like it's going to get worse before it gets better.

[05:22:23] And I don't even know when it will get better considering that the, the Trump administration's

[05:22:29] assessment so far is like, well, we can manipulate the stock market. People are tapping into their

[05:22:35] strategic reserves. It doesn't seem to be running out the oil regardless of the 20% of the entire

[05:22:44] energy supply or almost 100% of the entire energy supply of the Asian markets is completely shut

[05:22:49] off at this point or diminished dramatically. And he seems to not care about that at all.

[05:22:55] So let me give you a couple of factors as to why I think I maybe I wouldn't call

[05:23:02] myself optimistic that's that's almost a dirty word in this context but perhaps

[05:23:07] less pessimistic than you are. First I think it's important to recognize no

[05:23:14] politician no president would pick this fight unnecessarily. I saw that during

[05:23:19] the Obama years as well in which many of us who were working with

[05:23:24] Obama administration back then were a little bit frustrated and he wasn't pushing back

[05:23:28] harder against APEC and the Israelis during the run up to getting the deal and the answer

[05:23:35] essentially was look, there's no reason to have that fight until there is a deal.

[05:23:40] Once there is a deal, that's when it's worthwhile having that fight because you have no other

[05:23:45] choice.

[05:23:46] But to have that fight over something that has not yet materialized, you actually don't

[05:23:50] have a deal may end up becoming a completely unnecessary fight because you have the fight,

[05:23:55] but you may end up not getting the deal and then, you know, we wasted all the political

[05:23:58] capital for something that never came about.

[05:24:01] So I don't think we will know for certain whether he really will push back or not until

[05:24:06] there is a deal.

[05:24:07] That's when the moment of truth will come and we'll see, okay, you've got the deal

[05:24:10] now.

[05:24:11] Are you going to fight for it?

[05:24:12] Are you going to be willing to push back against all of these different forces?

[05:24:16] We're now going to try to sabotage it.

[05:24:18] Now when you know what you can get because you have it in your hand, that's one thing.

[05:24:23] The other...

[05:24:24] Sorry, Glenn.

[05:24:25] No, no.

[05:24:26] You go ahead.

[05:24:27] The other thing.

[05:24:28] Actually, why don't you ask?

[05:24:29] Because I kind of lost the train of thought.

[05:24:31] Oh, damn it.

[05:24:32] It might come back to me.

[05:24:33] Okay.

[05:24:34] Well, the question I have is, damn it, now I'm losing my train of thought.

[05:24:44] Damn it.

[05:24:45] But I regain mine if we want me to go back to it.

[05:24:47] Okay, go ahead.

[05:24:48] The other factor is simply looking at the situation of objectivity

[05:24:53] Trump needs a deal you all and still do the Iranians. I mean look they cannot continue the situation

[05:25:00] We're going to see all prices go up much much further in a couple of weeks

[05:25:04] Perhaps even as short as in two weeks because of the accumulated problems that are being

[05:25:10] Created as a result of what the situation is and we're actually in a period in which the Iranians are not letting in or letting out

[05:25:17] 25 to 30 ships a day now, which is a significant increase. But nevertheless, it's not enough

[05:25:23] to be able to compensate for all of the problems that are occurring. And then we're getting closer

[05:25:27] to the midterms. And inflation, all of these different things, he just needs to get out of

[05:25:33] this situation and he can't unless there is a deal. And the same is true for the Iranians.

[05:25:38] Iranian, I forgot which institute in Iran just came out with the numbers saying that Iranian

[05:25:43] economy is going to shrink 10% this year as a result of the war.

[05:25:49] And the Iranian situation, economic situation was terrible even before this war.

[05:25:54] They need sanctions relief.

[05:25:56] They absolutely need to have it.

[05:25:58] And it's not just an economic issue.

[05:25:59] If they don't have sanctions relief, they cannot rebuild themselves.

[05:26:02] If they cannot rebuild themselves, they will become weaker.

[05:26:06] And if they're weaker, they will become an easier target for Israel or anyone else wants

[05:26:10] to attack them again.

[05:26:12] So it's actually from a security standpoint, they need to have the sanctions relief in

[05:26:16] order to be able to rebuild themselves to be able to defend themselves.

[05:26:19] So I know that is rational, that is logical, and unfortunately we have far too little rationality

[05:26:24] and logic and decision making, but it's also an objective reality.

[05:26:28] It will be suicidal for both sides to actively opt against a deal.

[05:26:34] Now they may mess it up, they may commit too many mistakes, they may have the situation

[05:26:38] in the Gulf, in the Persian Gulf right now, lead to an escalation that they can't control,

[05:26:42] but that's different from saying that they will choose away from it because they think

[05:26:47] they're going to be better off without a deal. What if the realist framework here be to lean

[05:26:52] heavily into China as an alternative market? I mean, they already kind of are doing that.

[05:26:57] They've increased the amount of oil that they're sending to China. Obviously, that's not going

[05:27:02] to make up for the should hormones being closed from the Chinese perspective, but

[05:27:08] like whatever shrinkage they experienced through not being able to participate in the global economy,

[05:27:17] wouldn't they be able to make up for it by entering into the Chinese market? I mean,

[05:27:21] I don't know if the Chinese government has even invested in doing that.

[05:27:25] So, by and large, no. Because years of sanctions have already made them completely dependent on

[05:27:33] China. It's their biggest trading part. And they would like to trade more, but the Chinese do not

[05:27:41] have a need for that. And reality is that beyond oil, there's not a lot that Iranians can sell the

[05:27:47] Chinese. Now, oil, of course, is very, very important for them. They're buying a lot from

[05:27:52] the Chinese, but there is resistance to that also in Iran, because it actually destroyed

[05:27:56] a lot of the local industry.

[05:27:59] What they need is diversification.

[05:28:02] They need to make sure that they're not too dependent on any party.

[05:28:06] And they have become tremendously non-diverse as a result of US sanctions, chasing away

[05:28:12] almost every other economic partner that they had or could have had.

[05:28:16] And they have increasingly become dependent on trade with Russia and China.

[05:28:20] And again, their economies are not particularly compatible.

[05:28:24] The Russians have gas and oil,

[05:28:26] so they're not gonna buy that from the Iranians.

[05:28:28] And there's not much the Iranians,

[05:28:30] the Russians have except for weapons systems.

[05:28:34] You can't build an economy on that.

[05:28:35] You need much, much more than that.

[05:28:37] So the Iranians are suffering from the fact

[05:28:40] that the sanctions have made them too dependent

[05:28:43] on just a few actors.

[05:28:45] So, before I let you go, and thank you so much for coming on, let's work through the

[05:28:54] two sides.

[05:28:55] You got America on the one side.

[05:28:57] We're not talking about Israel.

[05:29:00] What do you think are the biggest hang-ups from the American side, and what do you think

[05:29:05] the biggest hang-ups from the Iranian side are in terms of, like, why they're still

[05:29:08] butting heads, and they haven't been able to arrive at a manageable conclusion.

[05:29:16] And how does Trump get out of this while still trying to save face, even though everyone

[05:29:22] that's even a little bit knowledgeable about what took place already knows that America's

[05:29:27] bleeding right now.

[05:29:29] This is just about stopping the hemorrhaging, right?

[05:29:32] And so is Iran, but obviously given the nature of asymmetric warfare, Iran being a middle

[05:29:38] power that now is more leverage than it did before 90 days ago, it means that it's a

[05:29:44] victory for Iran nonetheless. It might be a Pyrrhic victory, but it's a victory regardless.

[05:29:49] And for America, it's going to be a defeat no matter what. But how will America get out

[05:29:55] of this while saving face? And what are some of the major hangups in your opinion between

[05:30:00] America and Iran?

[05:30:02] Look, if you compare this to the scenario before the war was started, it's very difficult

[05:30:07] to say that the US came out of this a winner.

[05:30:11] Yeah.

[05:30:12] But if you compare the scenario between continuing the war and striking a deal, there's a lot

[05:30:16] of wins that can be achieved there, particularly mindful of the fact that if they do strike

[05:30:20] a deal that has sanctions relief, it actually benefits the American economy.

[05:30:26] Because if it opens up the Iranian economy for American companies, we're talking about

[05:30:30] the largest economy that will have opened up since the fall of the Soviet Union.

[05:30:35] So there's huge opportunities and the compatibility, by the way, between the Iranian and the American

[05:30:40] economies are far, far greater.

[05:30:42] So there's huge potential there.

[05:30:45] And that would be a win.

[05:30:47] And with that would probably come a very different relationship with Iran.

[05:30:52] And Trump will very much probably like to frame this as his legacy is that he ended the

[05:30:57] enmity.

[05:30:58] Look, I think Trump was looking for legacy.

[05:31:01] And if the legacy could be achieved

[05:31:04] by doing regime change in Iran,

[05:31:05] and he would be the president

[05:31:07] that finally got rid of the Islamic Republic, perfect.

[05:31:10] Strong legacy.

[05:31:11] If that doesn't work and he strikes a deal with Iranians

[05:31:13] and he's the one who ended the enmity,

[05:31:15] that's good enough, legacy.

[05:31:17] But he has to be something big

[05:31:19] in order for it to be legacy.

[05:31:21] Whereas a small deal, a partial deal, et cetera,

[05:31:24] that's not gonna cut it.

[05:31:26] Now, when it comes to the major hiccups,

[05:31:28] I don't think at this point, the MemoRandom

[05:31:30] has a lot of problems on the American side.

[05:31:33] It's mostly on the Iranian side.

[05:31:34] And now it's just come back to the issue,

[05:31:36] can Trump be trusted?

[05:31:38] Is he really gonna be able to deliver

[05:31:40] on the sanctions relief?

[05:31:42] Is this not another deception

[05:31:45] in which they're just gonna try to use

[05:31:47] the next couple of months to prepare themselves

[05:31:49] for the next war?

[05:31:50] Once he is past the midterms

[05:31:52] and he's a lame duck president,

[05:31:53] but he's also much freer to do things

[05:31:55] because he doesn't have to care about polls

[05:31:57] and things of that nature.

[05:31:59] All of those issues are now really weighing heavily

[05:32:02] on the Iran side.

[05:32:03] And there's also another problem that I think

[05:32:05] the two sides are just very different.

[05:32:08] The Iranian experience in the JCQA is

[05:32:11] that they under-negotiated the details

[05:32:15] of the sanctions relief.

[05:32:17] So for instance, here's a snapback mechanism

[05:32:19] that in case the Iranians did not live up to the deal,

[05:32:22] any party could just snap back all of the UN sanctions.

[05:32:27] There was no mechanism that said

[05:32:29] if the US doesn't deliver on the sanctions relief

[05:32:31] or if it walks out of the deal,

[05:32:33] there's something that would be punishing the US

[05:32:35] for benefiting the Iranians.

[05:32:38] So the Iranians were already upset in 2016

[05:32:40] thinking that the sanctions relief

[05:32:42] were never really materializing the way that they expected it.

[05:32:46] So now they wanna negotiate a much more detailed agreement

[05:32:49] to make sure that they don't get screwed over again.

[05:32:52] It just so happens to be that President Trump hates details and wants to have a page and

[05:32:59] a half with a bunch of principles, etc., with very little detail.

[05:33:03] And this is just creating a disconnect between the Iranian and the American side, even if

[05:33:09] they may agree on the principles, it's just not enough for the Iranians.

[05:33:13] Okay. I mean, I still, I can see that, but I also feel like there is a, there's a constant

[05:33:23] spoiler in this entire process that's, that's in Trump's ear. And it's very clear that they

[05:33:29] have unprecedented access. I mean, the fact that they, okay, I said last question, but

[05:33:34] this is actually the last question. What do you make of, of hiring a foundation for defending

[05:33:38] democracy guy into the negotiation team midway through this process? I believe like two weeks

[05:33:43] weeks ago, they did this. I find that insane. I mean, that's an Israeli cutout. No disrespect

[05:33:53] to the people on the Hill that you sometimes work alongside, but original name Emmett,

[05:33:59] 2001, directly designed to do Hasbara and to enforce Israel's wishes upon the Hill,

[05:34:08] and they haven't really shried away from doing that. And they're very clearly, I mean, they're

[05:34:12] talking points are being distributed by the White House. I mean, they are almost singularly

[05:34:18] responsible. I mean, they're not singularly responsible, but you get there's one think tank

[05:34:21] you can point to that has been agitating for this war and goading for this war and got the war

[05:34:28] that they wanted and are still complaining about it now stop because it didn't go the way they

[05:34:32] thought it would. It's I mean, yeah, I mean, they think that the war would have been one if just

[05:34:38] Trump bombed more. They're proudly bragging about how they're a major force behind this war.

[05:34:48] So we're not talking about some of these neocons who were pushing for war, but while making it look

[05:34:55] as if they actually wanted a different outcome. No, no, they're absolutely open about the fact

[05:34:58] that they wanted war. And everything else you said is absolutely true. They were the key authors

[05:35:03] of maximum pressure sanctions. They were the key authors of the blockade of the blockade.

[05:35:08] they bear a tremendous amount of responsibility for the absolute disaster that not only this war,

[05:35:13] but a lot of the sanctions policies have become. So yeah, I think it's an absolutely terrible

[05:35:19] look. Now that specific person was already may not have formally been a part of the negotiating

[05:35:26] team, but he was brought in already in the Pakistan round of talks. So he was there already back then.

[05:35:34] Now, is there any position to sabotage? I mean, if you ask my preference, yeah, you should absolutely not be anyone who's from a think tank that proudly brags about how they helped start this war, has shown themselves to be dead set enemies of diplomacy, and, you know, FTD would be very upset if you accuse them of supporting diplomacy.

[05:35:56] So to have someone like that in the negotiating team, yeah, to me, it does make no sense whatsoever.

[05:36:03] Yeah, so that's not, you don't think there's an indication that this is more leveraged for the Israeli side?

[05:36:12] No, I do. I do. It's just that it's one data point amongst many, and there's others that may be more problematic,

[05:36:20] and there's others that point in a slightly different direction.

[05:36:25] But I think it's no doubt that it's, in my view, at least a very negative data point, but it's not the totality of the picture, of course.

[05:36:32] Okay. All right. Trita Parsey, thank you so much for coming on and

[05:36:35] thanks so much for having me.

[05:36:36] Find your sub stack. It's linked in the top of the chat, substack.com.

[05:36:44] Slash at Trita Parsey, Executive Vice President of the Quincy Institute.

[05:36:48] Thank you so much for coming on.

[05:36:50] Thanks so much for having us. I really appreciate it.

[05:36:51] We'll see you again next time.

[05:36:54] Bye.

[05:36:54] Thank you so much.

[05:36:55] Talk to you soon.

[05:36:56] Bye.

[05:36:59] All right.

[05:37:02] Great conversation as always Russia hit Romania. I want Hassan to cover these things man. Wait, what what the fuck Russia hit Romania?

[05:37:11] Also, is my eye getting worse? Or is it just because there's Benadryl on it?

[05:37:16] Benadryl cream on it, and that's why it just looks shinier.

[05:37:20] It certainly isn't getting better. Doesn't feel like it's getting better.

[05:37:27] It's just a lightning, maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe.

[05:37:32] Um

[05:37:37] Looks more red you're getting much better at these interviews. Thank you chatter. That's why

[05:37:43] You know, I gotta keep doing it. It's definitely gotten worse law, bro

[05:37:46] What the fuck that I miss is it a bug bite did you get slapped? It's a bug bite

[05:37:51] That is not a mosquito bite. You're gonna be Peter piker. Is it painful? No, it's not not even a little bit

[05:37:57] It's not painful. It's not very itchy. I don't know what the fuck it is

[05:38:01] It's just bulbous

[05:38:04] Urgent care now doesn't feel hot to touch

[05:38:08] Not necessarily

[05:38:10] Look up brown recluse spider bite now. I

[05:38:16] Don't think it's a brown recluse spider bite

[05:38:20] Brown crew spider I can kill a severe localized tissue damage symptoms off stop with intense pain and a bluish purple or red mark

[05:38:26] that may form a blister while most bites heal on their own within three weeks. Severe bites

[05:38:29] can develop in the deep necrotic ulcers that take months to recover. Clean. Gently wash this

[05:38:35] bite side with mild soap and water. Ice. Apply cool damp cloth.

[05:38:41] Yeah, it didn't. It's not even painful. Elevate. Keep the affected limb elevated.

[05:38:46] Stay calm and still. Limit movement in the bitten area to help prevent venom from spouting. ID the

[05:38:50] spider. Also, yeah, I don't think it's brown recluse. Take a

[05:38:56] banjo pill, not just the cream. It can be a mosquito bite.

[05:38:58] Some mosquitoes cause me to get big like that.

[05:39:06] Bar and rescue services rush to the site of a Russian drone

[05:39:08] attack at a residential building in Romania. What the fuck?

[05:39:20] Okay, you guys wanted me to cover this, but what am I supposed to cover about this issue?

[05:39:35] Like, you know what I mean?

[05:39:40] I'm from around the New York area, it's very likely you're just allergic to the venom

[05:39:43] and whatever bit you, most likely mosquito.

[05:39:44] Wait, what?

[05:39:45] No, I didn't.

[05:39:46] here in Los Angeles.

[05:39:51] Get a trutibro and that blister burst

[05:39:53] gonna get infected.

[05:39:54] Wait, what?

[05:39:54] You think it's a blister?

[05:40:07] I don't think it's a blister.

[05:40:09] It just looks like an inflammation due to a bug bite God. It's the worst fucking chat to I

[05:40:22] Hate this shit. I hate this shit so much because chatters

[05:40:26] You know web MDS chatters in the fucking chat you get so annoying

[05:40:31] Anyway, anyway listen listen listen listen listen

[05:40:33] Here, we'll talk about New York politics real quick. Got to do a brief size step into this.

[05:40:42] Antonio Reynoso and Adriana Espaya. You might recognize both of these names. Antonio Reynoso

[05:40:48] is up against Clair Valdez and Adriana Espaya is going up against Daryliza, who I recently

[05:40:54] added on the broadcast. Can each expect seven figures spent independently on their behalf

[05:40:58] in the coming weeks? A Democratic operative familiar with the matter told me, but did

[05:41:01] not disclose the source of the funding. There's also some good news. There's also some decent

[05:41:13] news at least. And that is that Zoran Mamdani is leaning in. Zoran Mamdani is leaning at

[05:41:31] potentially an endorsement of Dara Liza as well.

[05:41:38] Oh my god, I said a cancer knock on my door for Adriana Espaya. I told her I'm on team Dara Liza,

[05:41:42] good. Stop listening to chat, go to urgent care after treatment, set up a doctor's appointment

[05:41:47] with your normal doctor as soon as possible. Okay, everybody calm down.

[05:41:50] to me that nurse here to me that looks like a blister I mean it's not maybe it feels like

[05:42:09] it could be a blister, but what fucking causes a blister?

[05:42:23] It's also massive.

[05:42:26] I don't know if it's filled with fluid.

[05:42:29] I feel like a bite of something bit me and I had an allergic reaction.

[05:42:39] a spider bite or something. Skeeter syndrome is a large local inflammatory reaction to

[05:42:45] mosquito bites across the redness, warmth, swelling, ender itching or the mosquito bit

[05:42:48] you. The area is sometimes hard and painful. It can sometimes make you wonder if you have

[05:42:53] a skin infection as most common in young kids. Rarely you can cause fever and hives in many

[05:42:56] of your body or swollen lymph nodes. What? I don't think it's fucking the skeeter syndrome.

[05:43:06] This thing just pop up this morning? Yes. And in nine months I will have a beautiful face baby.

[05:43:15] Bro listen to BDO, listen to us MDs, it's in abscess.

[05:43:22] You have an erection. It's a kissing bug bite?

[05:43:27] I've never seen this bug before.

[05:43:33] And no, I don't think it's that.

[05:43:36] The therapist here challenges the manifestation of the inner critic and should be almost completely

[05:43:46] You're not the most reliable narrator when you're anxious.

[05:44:05] It's probably a hex.

[05:44:07] Doctor, here, you're looking at a classic case of ligma.

[05:44:11] I thought-

[05:44:12] What is it's really refreshing to see? Oh, damn, I got I got I'm getting

[05:44:22] Positive feedback from my Trevor Noah

[05:44:25] Conversation on Twitter. That's rare

[05:44:28] Really refreshing to see a smart political take with the current state of the world

[05:44:30] You almost forget that you can have probably the sure-to-share cogent nuanced thoughts

[05:44:36] And not in significant portion of the country ceases and thinks this is the same as Nick Flanthes insanity

[05:44:40] My opinion on this is I am a harm reduction voter. I'm a harm reduction believer. I guess to a certain degree

[05:44:47] I recognize that class consciousness is the number one problem in this country

[05:44:52] We do not have class consciousness and we do not have political education and without class consciousness and political education

[05:44:58] You can't have organizing on the basis of class

[05:45:00] so in order to foment class consciousness and to engage in agitative propaganda as

[05:45:06] You know as is the Marxist tradition

[05:45:09] I believe that elections are one of the most viable routes to reach the masses.

[05:45:15] Because I think a lot of people, no matter how radical they present themselves as,

[05:45:20] or no matter how critical they are at Bernie Sanders,

[05:45:22] a lot of people self-identified as socialists in that unsurgeoned campaign in 2016,

[05:45:26] where Bernie ran against Hillary Rodham Clinton.

[05:45:28] That juxtaposition of a left-populous, worse, and anti-establishment force

[05:45:32] who was unbound and said that they were a socialist and weren't afraid of the moniker,

[05:45:37] going up against an establishment figurehead like Hillary or Adam

[05:45:44] Clinton made a lot of people self-identify as socialists. They made it

[05:45:49] made a lot of people go, wait a minute, I agree with that guy. I agree with that guy.

[05:45:53] I didn't know that this designation existed or I would have been propagandized

[05:45:59] against what I thought socialism was but it turns out it's this you know old

[05:46:03] Krimudgeon, right? And who is fighting for me? Who has been fighting for me for 800 years at this

[05:46:08] point? So that's why I believe that, and I've seen this in the data as well, like whenever you

[05:46:17] got an AOC-style figure or Zora Mamdani, the DSA rises, the DSA's ranks explode, right? There's

[05:46:26] There's so many new paid members, paying members, sorry, that joined the organization.

[05:46:32] And the DSA is very good at instigating class consciousness and also doing political education.

[05:46:39] It's a massive institution with many different caucuses and they're constantly fighting

[05:46:43] one another.

[05:46:44] You go to the national conference and you're like, I like them all.

[05:46:47] I have no, you know, I don't have, it's like picking, it's like picking favorite children.

[05:46:53] You can't do it, right?

[05:46:55] They're constantly warring. There's a democratic process. It's complex. It's it's very diverse

[05:47:02] But you have every different tendency from liberals social Democrats

[05:47:07] All the way to Marxist Leninist Maoist third-worldists

[05:47:12] You know people who do not participate in democracy at all

[05:47:16] because they think it's it's ridiculous and counter-revolutionary you have all of that right and

[05:47:21] And that is political education, and that is an absolute necessity to make the changes in this country.

[05:47:28] And I see electoralism as a route to foment class consciousness through proving that alternative modes of governance are viable.

[05:47:41] And that's why I look to people like Zoran as movement leaders in that regard.

[05:47:45] because every day that he's a good mayor of New York is a day where we are able to tackle this

[05:47:50] stigma associated with socialism. Every day that he's a handsome charismatic fellow that gets to

[05:47:55] improve people's lives is a day where more New Yorkers go, you know what, maybe I'm a socialist

[05:47:59] after all. I understand that you have to organize with the masses that you have, not the masses

[05:48:07] that you believe should exist. And many people in the United States of America are self-identifying

[05:48:14] is liberals. That's mass politics. That's where the social base is at. They self-identify as

[05:48:20] liberals because they don't really understand what that means. If you were to pick apart their

[05:48:24] worldview and offer them a little bit of political education, you might find that they're actually

[05:48:30] not liberals at all. Maybe they're socialists. Maybe they're Marxists. Maybe they have a

[05:48:35] different ideological tendency than liberalism, which is basically just the monoculture that

[05:48:39] that we've taken for granted.

[05:48:41] So at a time when liberalism is failing

[05:48:43] and the Democratic Party as the liberal Democratic Party

[05:48:46] is failing to keep up with the reactionary forces

[05:48:50] on the Republican side, I believe that it's important

[05:48:53] to try to push for as many radical candidates as possible

[05:48:57] and change the makeup, the political makeup

[05:48:59] of this unbelievably weak party

[05:49:02] that is not a real political party

[05:49:04] in the sense that they exist in Europe

[05:49:06] and in parliamentary systems.

[05:49:09] There's no paid membership structure,

[05:49:11] like paying membership structure,

[05:49:12] but a party that simply is a holdover

[05:49:16] for a litany of different corporate interests

[05:49:18] and maybe some advocacy groups on the side,

[05:49:20] if you wanna throw them a bone every now and then,

[05:49:22] because you need door knockers.

[05:49:24] That's a weak party.

[05:49:26] That's a party that you can seize.

[05:49:28] That's a party that you can take advantage of.

[05:49:30] Because at the end of the day,

[05:49:31] I have no loyalty to the brand that is the Democratic Party.

[05:49:34] Right, okay.

[05:49:35] And I don't think anyone should have any loyalty to any party.

[05:49:38] I think you should see politicians as an agent for change,

[05:49:44] because that's what they are.

[05:49:45] Are they making those changes for their corporate benefactors,

[05:49:49] or are they making those changes for you?

[05:49:51] Are they promising to you that they are going

[05:49:54] to change your lives for the better,

[05:49:55] or are they telling you better things are not possible,

[05:49:58] which is what a lot of Democrats do, unfortunately.

[05:50:02] So even if I know a politician personally,

[05:50:06] Zoran is a great example of this, AOC is another example of this. If they do things that I

[05:50:10] don't like, I'll say it. I'll be like, no, this was wrong. I disagree with you on this.

[05:50:16] And I will hold them to account because at the end of the day, they're public servants.

[05:50:21] They work for us, for all of us, right? There shouldn't be any loyalty to a party or a brand,

[05:50:31] especially if that party hasn't done enough to deserve your loyalty.

[05:50:35] You can have an ideological commitment to a movement.

[05:50:38] I certainly do.

[05:50:39] And I have my moral convictions and I demand that the elected representatives

[05:50:44] that I push for also have similar shared moral convictions, but outside of that,

[05:50:51] I don't really care how, how we get there.

[05:50:53] You know, another Dung Shao Ping quote I'll use.

[05:50:56] I don't know why I keep using Dung Shao Ping quotes on this conversation,

[05:51:00] But it's Tuesday. Yeah, you know what they say about Tuesday in touch shopping. What nothing?

[05:51:06] I was very excited

[05:51:10] When when market reforms were taking place in China, he said famously a black cat or a white cat

[05:51:17] It doesn't matter as long as it catches the rat

[05:51:19] And and that's the way I see it as well where it's like I don't really care about what these brands are or what like

[05:51:26] How people focus too much on the labels and yeah the outcome. Yeah, I care about

[05:51:30] Yeah.

[05:51:30] I care about changes.

[05:51:32] I care about necessary changes and getting

[05:51:34] those necessary changes across.

[05:51:45] Is that going better?

[05:51:57] No.

[05:52:00] No, stop touching it. Does it hurt? No. It doesn't. I think it did get better. It feels

[05:52:10] better. Looks like a beasting brother that ain't no mosquito. I got bit while I was sleeping.

[05:52:17] You looked very handsome in this interview. Thank you. Dude, I have a PhD in bugs and

[05:52:22] you got bit by one of these.

[05:52:32] My mom says it looks so much better now that he has a spoon over it and I can't

[05:52:36] see it.

[05:52:37] Guys, I don't care about Harambe's 10, 10 year anniversary.

[05:52:41] Okay.

[05:52:41] 10 year death anniversary.

[05:52:47] What is this?

[05:52:49] Want to change that because that's where their bread is buttered.

[05:52:52] And they get very pissed off you say your whole life and your whole career, but take us back

[05:53:00] What what brings you to this like we need you at this moment in your life

[05:53:04] But like how does how does Hassan pika come to be?

[05:53:08] Um, where were you born? How are you raise? I was born in America. No, no, I'm not saying like a border agent

[05:53:15] You're so defensive about it. Yes

[05:53:22] I don't know if you've heard, but the federal government's coming after me, so I need to say it, I was born here, I'm an American citizen, I could run for president, I would never do that though, so don't get scared, don't want to change that because that's where their bread is buttered.

[05:53:40] and I

[05:53:51] Anyway

[05:53:54] Allah

[05:53:57] What the fuck

[05:54:01] Bro, that's crazy

[05:54:03] He came in all Halal is over.

[05:54:10] It's over.

[05:54:15] He came in Halal style bro, it's over.

[05:54:22] He's bringing, oh my God, he has found the light of Allah.

[05:54:28] He has brought Islam into his life.

[05:54:31] You pulled this California King bed sheet on and went to work.

[05:54:44] You and who was this?

[05:54:48] The Coquarium?

[05:54:54] fucking crazy. What utility does this have? Yeah, you know how Wemby says he likes to

[05:55:08] read books? When he's in the locker room before the game, it turns out the book that he likes

[05:55:13] Is the read the Quran?

[05:55:19] They all awaken the people and help them to see the evil doings of Israel and the United States.

[05:55:30] Straight up, bro.

[05:55:32] And the book he was reading in the name of Allah read the fucking first first thing that Allah told the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him

[05:55:43] Too much reading and all of a sudden you're reading the quran buddy

[05:55:48] I

[05:55:58] Check out our boy Kari I saw the bourgeoisie fears memory because memory teaches resistance

[05:56:07] Yeah

[05:56:10] It weighs on our consciousness dude

[05:56:12] Dude

[05:56:16] Key dude is Kyrie moving from like flat earth shit to like actual

[05:56:22] Marxist literature. Is that what it is you think?

[05:56:27] It's very funny that Ben Shapiro thinks you can get an increasing the internet online right to look past as clear ethno

[05:56:31] Chauvinism by going look it says Muslim on the ceiling

[05:56:34] Yeah, Ben Shapiro. No Jews ever asked a politician to put on a keep a long robe

[05:56:39] Marked by an arsenal jersey says on it Emirates and it says on the sleeve visit Rwanda

[05:56:48] Again, I'm not sure you could possibly signal there are various allegiances to foreign interests better than this

[05:56:54] But you know sort of fascinating. She is clearly wearing a scarf. By the way

[05:56:59] They went to a mosque, right? That's what it is. That's why she did that but also

[05:57:04] Ben

[05:57:06] If I'm you, I'm not talking about, I'm never bringing up politicians doing certain religious shows for different ethnic or religious constituencies, right?

[05:57:23] Like, you're Jewish. That's insane.

[05:57:28] Like Zoram Mammadani has done this, he visited the fucking, the red base grave, dude.

[05:57:35] What are you talking about?

[05:57:37] It's one of the most common images that anti-Semites use, and it's not even just like anti-Semitic

[05:57:44] at this point, it's like, and mass usage is the idea of like going to Israel and kissing

[05:57:50] the wall and putting on the yarmulke.

[05:57:52] So, fuck do you mean?

[05:57:57] that's such a funny thing to bring up because ask the average American which, which politician,

[05:58:07] like, or which religious group gets more like shows of admiration and, and, you know, like symbolic

[05:58:18] shows of respect in the United States of America, Islam or Judaism, because it's like, you know,

[05:58:31] majority Christian nation. So out of the non-majority religions in the United States of America,

[05:58:40] which of the two other Abrahamic religions do politicians heavily show respect to?

[05:58:48] I don't think people are going to say oh, yeah, it's it obviously fucking Islam

[05:58:55] Islam gets the same level of recognition of as like Zoroastrianism in the United States of America to look like he shop

[05:59:03] There's no question. That's what he's doing. It is indistinguish. Yeah, here's Zoran

[05:59:09] Visiting the oh hell of the Lubavish are rebate this evening

[05:59:13] So disappointing from Chabad Lubavish to invite Mamdani

[05:59:18] I mean that what are you talking about?

[05:59:25] So the trick worked it looks less swollen now let's go well larger area of coverage cooler

[05:59:39] trick question is behind true

[05:59:43] Yeah, the majority of politicians are Islamophobic in this country. It's so stupid for Ben Shapiro

[05:59:53] to bring this up.

[05:59:54] From Hizya, millions, hundreds of millions of women all over the world are forced into

[06:00:00] these...

[06:00:01] What do they mean, disappointing? Are they calling Khabar anti-Semitic now? Yes, they're

[06:00:03] saying Zoram Mdani is an anti-Semite and he shouldn't be visiting the grave of the

[06:00:07] Red Bay.

[06:00:08] head coverings. And so it's kind of strange that AOC would don one in the United States.

[06:00:13] Now, I know the response that's coming here, right? Because I wear a funny head covering,

[06:00:17] right? I'm an Orthodox Jew. I wear a Kippah or a Yarmulke. How dare I talk about AOC wearing

[06:00:22] hijab? Now, you'll notice I'm not talking about Ilhan Omar wearing hijab. She's a Muslim

[06:00:25] woman. She wants to wear hijab for her business. But let me start with the dumb and wrong comparison.

[06:00:30] Politicians will put on a Yarmulke at Jewish events. So first of all, no Jew has a...

[06:00:35] Wait, what AOC is a politician putting on a headscarf at a Muslim event?

[06:00:43] It's literally the same, dumbass.

[06:00:46] What the fuck are you talking about?

[06:00:48] Ever asked a politician to put on a kippah?

[06:00:51] It is not a thing.

[06:00:52] As an orthodox Jew, okay, let me just say this.

[06:00:55] Don't do this.

[06:00:56] No one's asking you to do this.

[06:00:58] It's silly.

[06:00:59] It's really stupid.

[06:01:00] You have no religious or moral obligation to wear a kippah or to cover your head in

[06:01:04] synagogue if you are if you're oh Ben's argument is is that the the scary Muslims forced AOC to do

[06:01:10] a head covering whereas you know our Jewish institutions they they don't even ask for it

[06:01:19] and the politicians are like please let me put on a keeper yeah how about it's just respect on both

[06:01:24] accounts have you thought about that because I don't think like I don't think the fucking rabbi

[06:01:32] like you better put this fucking keep on right now, boy, right? Like when, you know, Trump is

[06:01:39] the visiting and kissing the wall or whatever, right? But it's just respect, right?

[06:01:47] I don't think the imam was like, Hey, we'll see you better put this fucking turbine on.

[06:01:50] Did you, a non-Jewish man, there's literally no reason to do it. So don't do it. It's stupid.

[06:01:55] It's dumb and you look dumb.

[06:02:25] I still think it's funny.

[06:02:49] Curbscene?

[06:02:51] Alright, fine, like, there it is.

[06:02:53] Okay, dude, he's, uh, okay, enough.

[06:02:55] Oh, he threw in the footage of Trump at the campaign trail. I was like, why did Ben put

[06:03:06] that in there? Yeah, it's just odd for Ben to bring this up. Yeah, as Sam, he's just

[06:03:13] very funny. The bench for things. You can get increasingly anti-Semitic online, right?

[06:03:17] To look past their clear, past his clear ethno shop. It isn't by going, look, it says Muslim

[06:03:21] on the ceiling. What happened to your face, broski? I got bit by a bug. I don't know what

[06:03:28] fucking happened. Dr. Nick Maynard, a brief surgeon who's worked repeatedly in Gaza's

[06:03:32] 2010 says, you remember all the children you watched die from starvation during Israel

[06:03:35] siege on the enclave? Speaking of talk across a manor, describe children wasting away in

[06:03:38] hospital beds because doctors had no food, lack medicine and basic supplies to keep patients

[06:03:44] alive. He said, Gaza endured a deliberate, deliberate engineer starvation campaign so

[06:03:47] those who are the patients who are too malnourished to heal from surgery.

[06:03:51] Yeah, this was a really good interview. I watched different bits and pieces of it.

[06:03:56] Oh, we never got to finish things.

[06:03:58] Israel and Palestine has been, you know, on the table since 1967.

[06:04:04] That's the only way for Israel to be both Jewish and democratic because if the

[06:04:08] state of Palestine provides the self-determination and the

[06:04:12] national rights and the individual rights and the future and the hope for the

[06:04:16] five million Palestinians who live in Gaza and the West Bank, and two million Palestinians

[06:04:21] who are citizens of Israel out of a population of 10 million are given full and equal rights

[06:04:26] like any minority in a democracy.

[06:04:29] This actually is a resolvable problem.

[06:04:31] It is not by definition that having a national homeland of the Jewish people, you know, there

[06:04:36] are so many countries around the world that have a national identity, a people who feel

[06:04:42] strongly as a people that gives their country a national identity.

[06:04:45] It doesn't make them all ethno-nationalist states.

[06:04:48] Sure. But like what in your view would happen? Let's say we get the two-state solution, right?

[06:04:54] And there's a division of the land as you know, as laid out by the UN.

[06:05:00] What happens if the Palestinian citizens of Israel start having too many kids and now they're

[06:05:06] threatening to become a demographic majority within Israel? You know, what happened?

[06:05:12] And the biggest problem that ironically the biggest problem that Israel has demographically is that the ultra orthodox are having to

[06:05:20] Know that's an issue, but I mean

[06:05:23] classic liberal Zionist by the way

[06:05:25] classic

[06:05:27] liberal Zionist

[06:05:29] Had to throw that in there. Okay, dude. That's why it's so funny when a lot of pro-israel people will be like wow

[06:05:36] Hassan called

[06:05:38] Orthodox Jews in bread or whatever. It's like listen motherfucker. Okay. I've heard what you call orthodox Jews in Israel

[06:05:45] Okay, I don't want to hear it. Yeah, I don't want to fucking dude ask

[06:05:51] Ask a liberal Zionist

[06:05:53] Ashkenazi guy

[06:05:55] What they think about the orthodox Jews in Israel and you will hear

[06:06:00] Shit that is almost as bad as the way they talk about Palestinians not as bad

[06:06:05] Sometimes they'll compare them directly to Palestinians. They'll be like, what are we a bunch of fucking Palestinians?

[06:06:10] That's what it's our bank of ears doing. He's behaving like a Palestinian. So obviously that's, you know, still the most, you know,

[06:06:18] maximum racist you can be.

[06:06:25] They, that's why it's so funny when they're like, wow, I can't believe he, he was, you know, joking about the Haredi population joining the Israeli forces.

[06:06:35] You know? Oh, really? Oh, really? You thought what I said was unconscionable. What have you said?

[06:06:44] What have you said, I wonder, about this group of people?

[06:06:48] I'm getting out here because I suspect, you know, we have a big Christian nationalist movement

[06:06:53] in this country, led by Pete Hegzeff and others who are in government right now. And I suspect

[06:06:58] you don't support that. So how do you support, you know, a Jewish nationalist ideology

[06:07:05] when you would have opposed that here, domestically, because you understand the way that that would

[06:07:11] infringe on the rights of others who didn't meet the definition here in the U.S.

[06:07:16] Well, if that is the way that it's going to be implemented, I'd oppose it. But what I'm arguing,

[06:07:22] and we may not agree, but I believe that the Declaration of Independence of the State of

[06:07:28] Israel and the values on which it was found and the basic laws that were established,

[06:07:32] The idea of it was that all 10 million Israeli citizens, whether they are

[06:07:39] The already population is different from the bank of your settler group. No, I that's why I said orchard orthodox

[06:07:44] The already population mainly live in Jerusalem and the Tel Aviv suburbs ultra orthodox don't really care about Zionism

[06:07:49] But we're right if their yeshivas get one less penny on their subsidies. No, I was talking about not the ultra orthodox

[06:07:54] I was talking about the orthodox settler population as well

[06:07:57] So, not just the Haredi population, because some of them are anti-Zionist even, the ones

[06:08:06] that even live in Jerusalem.

[06:08:07] That's not who I'm referencing.

[06:08:08] Christian, Muslim, Druze, Jewish, Russian immigrants, Circassian, whoever they are,

[06:08:14] that they all have equal rights.

[06:08:16] It is the demographic fact that 75%, 76% of the citizens of the state of Israel right

[06:08:23] now are Jewish. And the other 25%, 21% are Arab, 4% are various other ethnic groups.

[06:08:31] This is the way other countries work too. I mean, you know, you can run through a list

[06:08:34] of the 193 countries in that are member states of the UN. And many of them have a population

[06:08:41] that has a ethnic identity that is 75, 80%. And at the same time have 20, 25, 30% of other

[06:08:50] who live within their land and some states do better than others at providing those people with rights and I would fight and be at the front line to ensure that the Arab citizens of Israel, the Palestinian citizens of Israel, have the exact same rights and the same opportunities as the Jewish citizens.

[06:09:07] citizens. And so I don't agree that having a state that has an ethnic identity as its

[06:09:14] identity is by, per se, going to lead you to it tomorrow, Ben Geer, and that's Alice

[06:09:22] Motrich. In fact, he seems to be avoiding her question about the policies becoming a

[06:09:26] majority population. Yes, because Jay Street, liberal Zionists understand Western attitudes

[06:09:32] and western interests. So they know not to say certain things that scientists genuinely believe.

[06:09:46] Because either they're stupid enough not to have exhausted these contradictions to its final

[06:09:55] point, which is what Crystal is trying to get him to address, which I don't think this guy is

[06:10:02] dumb at all. It's just that he knows better than to be like, yeah, we would have to do

[06:10:08] some culling. Okay? Cause the question is, could the question always like is, okay,

[06:10:15] you're a liberals honest, you want a two state solution. You're saying that are you going

[06:10:19] to at gunpoint forcibly remove some of the most rabid, some of the most rabid Israeli

[06:10:25] settlers that are currently occupying stolen Palestinian territory to get back to the 67

[06:10:34] boundaries. Because that's what you have to do, 750,000, not only just from, you know,

[06:10:40] the West Bank, the Occupy West Bank, but also from Jerusalem as well, which is even more

[06:10:46] difficult, right? From East Jerusalem. Are you going to do that? With what army?

[06:10:56] What Israeli army is going to forcibly remove? Like, the Israeli army barely was able to remove

[06:11:04] 6,000 settlers from Gaza. 6,000. Okay, they had a hard time removing people from the Sinai

[06:11:15] my peninsula. And that was a hostile living circumstances. And it was still difficult.

[06:11:21] And it was a huge crisis to remove 6,000 Israeli settlers from the Gaza Strip. Okay.

[06:11:33] They had to do that at gunpoint. They had to literally arrest people to remove them.

[06:11:40] Because these guys are not fucking normal.

[06:11:42] I'm sorry, they're insane, okay?

[06:11:45] They are literally insane.

[06:11:47] They're the tip of the spear of the ethno-nationalist, religious supremacist, constant expansionist,

[06:11:55] Zionist project, okay?

[06:12:01] And that was the Gaza Strip.

[06:12:02] That's not the fucking West Bank where these guys have expanded dramatically and have built

[06:12:08] entire enclaves deliberately to cut through all of the different Palestinian areas.

[06:12:21] That's a question you have to face. If you're liberal Zionists and you're like,

[06:12:25] this is what we got to do. I believe in a two-state. I'm like, okay, what's your plan to forcibly

[06:12:30] remove 750,000 settlers. From the West Bank, they all are Itamar

[06:12:40] Bankivir, by the way, or some of them think Bezalos Maltrish is too woke, okay?

[06:12:46] Like imagine 750,000 Bezalos Maltrish and Itamar Bankivirs. How do you remove

[06:12:56] them.

[06:12:57] Now, 90% of Israeli Jews vehemently oppose that Salos Motric and paid them to leave like

[06:13:10] they've paid white slave owners after Anfant Dorr.

[06:13:13] I don't know how you keep bringing this analogy back to like black American existence and

[06:13:21] you end up taking the most reactionary points.

[06:13:24] literally just said like offered the fucking West Bank settlers money to leave

[06:13:33] what do you mean no no arrest them you want to give reparations not to the

[06:13:39] fucking Palestinians but the settlers are you insane are you on fucking crack

[06:13:45] what are you saying right now no they don't get to live there and then get

[06:13:52] paid to leave. If they're already living there illegally, I'm saying the appropriate measure

[06:13:58] in a two-state solution, if you're a real one, is to forcibly remove them from this land.

[06:14:05] I'm saying that's virtually impossible. Okay?

[06:14:09] Okay?

[06:14:10] You don't want the Palestinians to be free if you want them to live alongside these animals.

[06:14:23] Okay, I know.

[06:14:24] I know you're also, you earlier said desegregation was a mistake.

[06:14:28] So I'm not really invested in your point of view on this issue.

[06:14:31] I'm going to be very honest with you.

[06:14:34] I know you think that I'm out of touch when it comes to black issues, but I feel like

[06:14:39] between you and I, I'm going to go out the bat here and I'm going to, I'm going to gamble

[06:14:45] here and say, I think my perspective is a little bit better than yours on this because

[06:14:50] no, I do think that while desegregation as an attempt became an abject failure in theory,

[06:14:57] still the appropriate measure to take. Because, one, segregation still very much exists, and

[06:15:04] two, the older version of segregation that you are clamoring towards is something that

[06:15:10] is seemingly going to happen regardless. And it's a devastating reality that we should

[06:15:17] avoid at all costs. So, I'm going to keep fighting against that reality while you, I guess, agitate

[06:15:22] towards segregation.

[06:15:31] Yeah, slave owners didn't leave though.

[06:15:32] They continue to exploit black labor through sharecropping.

[06:15:34] Yeah.

[06:15:34] What do you think is going to happen with the fucking West Bank

[06:15:36] settlers?

[06:15:37] They're not going to leave either.

[06:15:37] They're just going to take the money.

[06:15:42] Oppose Netanyahu.

[06:15:44] And when they tried to take apart Israel's democracy

[06:15:47] and the rule of law and the independence of the judiciary,

[06:15:49] millions and millions of Israelis took to the streets

[06:15:52] in order to ensure that the functioning liberal democracy

[06:15:56] that they were brought up in would be maintained.

[06:15:59] So, you know, I'm willing to fight for that.

[06:16:01] I'm willing to continue to be out there

[06:16:03] making the case that is a possibility.

[06:16:05] And I hope that the state of Palestine

[06:16:07] that's created next to Israel will also set up

[06:16:10] a structure that provides opportunity

[06:16:12] for all of its people to have equal rights

[06:16:14] and protects those.

[06:16:16] Oh, interesting.

[06:16:18] Here's the other setback on a two-state solution.

[06:16:20] Okay, two-state solution is implemented.

[06:16:23] It's governed by Hamas.

[06:16:25] The standing military is now the Al-Qasamburgates.

[06:16:27] Are you gonna be happy with that?

[06:16:29] Would you be in favor of that?

[06:16:33] Cause that is the other side of this equation as well.

[06:16:35] Whenever people talk about like a two-state solution,

[06:16:37] they're like, oh yeah, let's do a two-state solution.

[06:16:39] Israel will never allow the Palestinian state

[06:16:41] to be sovereign.

[06:16:43] Israel will never allow the Palestinian state

[06:16:45] to have a standing military.

[06:16:46] You can't have a state without a standing military.

[06:16:59] That's why I always say like this stuff is bullshit and also logistically speaking harder

[06:17:05] to implement than a forcible one state solution because a one state already exists.

[06:17:12] It's a state where unfortunately Israel is sovereign.

[06:17:15] state that is an apartheid state and it is an ethno supremacist state and all of those structures

[06:17:23] need to be destroyed 100% and there needs to be an end to the occupation with equal rights and

[06:17:33] representation for all and reparations for the Palestinians and a right to return for Palestinians.

[06:17:37] rights and has a rule of law and a pen and judiciary, etc.

[06:18:00] I know it looks, I know it's so old already, but a picture of the song just came up on my Twitter when he first got the bug bite, and I'm comparing it to hours ago now, and it looks way older than that.

[06:18:07] I don't think it looks worse

[06:18:11] Dude, what are you talking about it definitely doesn't look worse. I was my eye was so swollen I could barely open it in the morning

[06:18:25] No, you think it looks worse

[06:18:29] No, you think it looks worse because of the lighting you think it looks worse because of the lighting my eye was literally like my eye

[06:18:35] was not even opening in the morning. Look, look at the way I'm doing it now. Look, different

[06:18:42] lighting as well. But look, look right now, make a mental snapshot and then look, look

[06:18:48] there. I'm doing the same exact thing.

[06:19:08] What happened? Did her ass fart? Okay, dude, gross.

[06:19:15] try some anti-histamines. How do they move to the other side? I don't know, maybe this is mirrored.

[06:19:20] Perhaps that's the whole point. Back on Alex Jones' radar, the video,

[06:19:26] could investigation of communist terrorist sympathizers or a Sompite group of premature

[06:19:29] contact with Cuban government set dangerous precedent? Oh wait, does he defend me? Okay, okay.

[06:19:36] What the fuck? Why does this suit look different?

[06:19:39] Did these change what the suit color changes dramatically?

[06:20:01] You're rich wanted to go to a doctor tomorrow morning to get checked because I don't have time. I don't have any time

[06:20:06] What do you think? I

[06:20:08] Don't have time. That's why I never have time

[06:20:13] You look like you try to hit the blunt and the blunt hit you okay

[06:20:24] You don't game of course you got time you guys are so stupid. Yeah, that's why

[06:20:30] This conversation was fucking nutty too. I'm not even gonna get into it. I don't really care that much about it

[06:20:35] What else we obtained a night at public fair filing revealing how Brad Parscale directed 13 million from Israel to repugnant digital strategy firms run by some of his long-time allies long

[06:20:44] With to a subsidiary of Salem media itself where he is an executive Salem media also hires

[06:20:50] the

[06:20:51] The CNN guy that I hate

[06:20:53] Scott

[06:20:55] The gay one the the in the closet gay guy. What's his name?

[06:21:00] What the fuck was his name?

[06:21:02] The one that got Scott Jennings. Thank you. The one that got yelled or the one they yelled at fucking Adam Moggler

[06:21:10] Yeah, TLDR

[06:21:13] Israel paid Trump's former campaign manager Brad Parsfield 15 million dollars run a foreign influence operation on American soil

[06:21:18] Here's what that bought six million to an AI chatbot company that Tex Americans pretending to represent peace organizations

[06:21:24] five million to a GOP strategies for media placement consultant pulling an advertising work

[06:21:27] $500,000 in ads in Salem media the same server media company where Parscale is the chief strategy officer

[06:21:33] Parscale team also created pro is a website specifically designed to be scripted by ad platforms like Chatchity and Claude

[06:21:40] Fucking awesome, dude

[06:21:42] Here are the texts. I always answer posters, calls, texts. Don't miss the sides. She wants

[06:21:59] to play with me today. Stay tuned. Wait, what? That's great. How do you see Israel as one

[06:22:04] of, yes, how do you see Israel as one of America's strongest allies? I think they're our enemy.

[06:22:08] We supply their weapons and give our elected officials unimaginable amounts of money. I

[06:22:11] strongly disagree. Israel's a vital ally. This short clip explains it. That's not a

[06:22:17] pollster. You're duking it out with a chatbot. This will shock you. It just came out breaking

[06:22:31] a CIA official's report of interest after investigators, investigators found 303 gold

[06:22:35] bars, 2 million cash, doesn't roll like Washington, Virginia home, not a cartel boss, not an oligarch,

[06:22:39] the crypto scammer, CIA official. According to reports, investigators say David Rush

[06:22:43] received massive amounts of foreign currency and gold tied to work related expenses before

[06:22:46] the FBI raided the property, 303 gold bars. This is movie level corruption. And now Americans

[06:22:52] are watching former intelligence officials openly admit on CNN that polygraphs can fail.

[06:22:56] Pathological lies can beat the system. John Kiriako, question mark. An internal oversight

[06:23:02] may have completely collapsed. This story is becoming a nightmare for the intelligence

[06:23:05] community. Eh, eh, is it? Is it a nightmare for the

[06:23:11] intelligence community? I feel like it's just another Tuesday, you know?

[06:23:17] Oh, here was a very interesting poll, New California Governor poll, PPP,

[06:23:21] Steyer at 21 and Hilton at 20 and Becerra at 18.

[06:23:24] The, uh, the whole Tom Steyer situation, uh, the, the, the California gubernatorial raise

[06:23:35] is so blackpilling, honestly, cause Javier Vesera is so ass and he was getting no motion

[06:23:41] whatsoever.

[06:23:42] And then the California democratic party machine immediately collapsed on top of him as soon

[06:23:47] as the top contender, Eric Swalwell, the previous choice of the California democratic

[06:23:52] party machine, decided that, what do you call it, decided that, that, you know, he was no

[06:24:01] longer viable because of the sexual assault allegations.

[06:24:05] And overnight, over fucking night, they all, they all single-handedly, universally decided

[06:24:18] to back Becerra. And just like that, Becerra mentum began. I don't understand it. I don't

[06:24:28] understand how fast this should happen. I always say repose are cattle, but honestly,

[06:24:32] Democrat voters are cattle too. It's crazy. Yeah, this guy's just a bunch of corporations

[06:24:43] the trench coat is right it's unbelievable how much money he's gotten how much money he has gotten

[06:24:49] from every fucking major company and yeah there's another poll the sarah 27 plus seven

[06:25:03] Hilton 26% plus 4 and Steyr at 20%.

[06:25:11] I wish Steyr was like, I can't live without Hasan's obsession. I haven't watched yet,

[06:25:16] but I've heard it's incredible and I'm excited to watch it.

[06:25:26] I'm a firm believer. weren't people trying to smear you for not supporting Becerra earlier?

[06:25:31] wait, smear me for now supporting Becerra. I've never supported Becerra.

[06:25:37] The problem is like, Steyer is, is very solid on a lot of issues. I just wish you would be like,

[06:25:44] more aggressive on the Israel stance. It's just a 30 second spot, but striking that Becerra ads

[06:25:51] are still bio slash fighting Trump with no details about his governing plans. Javier Becerra,

[06:25:56] now also attacking Steve Hilton for being a mega Republican critical of California's policies,

[06:25:59] he's most assuredly not employed to elevate Hilton in the runoff to avoid a

[06:26:03] runously expensive face-off with a free spending billionaire. Yeah.

[06:26:16] Did in Basara vote for Hillary, even those district voted for Bernie? Yes. As a

[06:26:20] super delegate, Javier Basara, I believe, voted for Hillary, Rodham

[06:26:24] Clinton, even those district overwhelmingly went to Bernie. So California

[06:26:29] isn't necessarily, uh, you know, a, a, uh, blue dog safe haven. Do you support Porter? No, I do not.

[06:26:36] I've told you already. Tom Steyer is the closest to my, uh, to my worldview. I mean, still long

[06:26:42] ways to go there, but out of all of the candidates, why didn't you try to rally for butchware, bro?

[06:26:48] Buddy, butchware is not even on the fucking ballot. What are we doing, man? I'm sorry.

[06:26:54] Butchware is not on the ballot. Why are you guys like this?

[06:27:03] You know who's on the ballot Barack D. Obama Shaw

[06:27:08] Barack Denzel Obama Shaw is on the ballot if you were to come to me and be like well at least you know Ramsey Robinson is

[06:27:16] You know, I would still give you the same spiel about Ramsey Robinson not being viable unfortunately, but like

[06:27:22] at least on the fucking ballot

[06:27:24] Right? I think Ramsey Robinson on the ballot. I haven't even looked at the ballot yet. Is

[06:27:33] he not- Yeah, there are- Dude, look at these names, man. Look at the motherfucking governor's

[06:27:51] race. Look at all the names, and then look at who's not on there as a name. Butch Ware.

[06:28:05] Why should we not vote for Becerra? Javier Becerra is a corrupt institutionalist Democrat

[06:28:15] of the highest magnitude. Javier Becerra is literally everything wrong with the do nothing

[06:28:22] democratic party. Okay. Javier Becerra is the machine politics pick in this race. Please

[06:28:30] do not vote for Javier Becerra. It is ridiculous. I mean, every single one of these candidates

[06:28:44] This is pro Israel. Tom Steyer is the only one out of all of the top candidates with

[06:28:49] viability that are, that is anti-Israel in some capacity. And even then it's not, it's

[06:28:55] not, you know, he doesn't go hard enough. Yeah, dude, look at the names that are on

[06:29:04] this ballot. That's not butchware. Living for God and country, Demat. Okay. Living

[06:29:13] for God and country, Damat is on this ballot. Holy shit. Barack Denzel Obama's shot is

[06:29:30] on this ballot. And Bushware is not, and you're still coming in here. I like Bushware, but

[06:29:39] He's literally fighting a legal bad battle to get on the ballot. Yeah, that's what I'm saying

[06:29:48] Tom Starr's father was a Jewish lawyer in the Nuremberg trials and makes no sense for him to support Israel. No, I know I

[06:29:54] Know it's ridiculous and he's a billionaire. What are you afraid of fucking a pack? You're a billionaire dog

[06:30:00] You know what I mean?

[06:30:02] What are you afraid of? Yeah, are you afraid of the Israel lobby? You've spent a hundred million dollars in this race so far

[06:30:10] These guys do not understand

[06:30:15] These guys do not understand I don't think Tom Steyer recognizes that if he were to come out

[06:30:19] Balls of the fucking wall and be like listen, I'm a billionaire. I'm on bot. I'm my own man here

[06:30:24] I'll prove it to you. His real cuz suck my dick

[06:30:26] he literally would have the strongest army of door knockers that anyone has ever seen.

[06:30:33] This race would have been over. The moment that we, the moment that we had that conversation

[06:30:38] when I asked him like, oh, do you think he's really committed genocide? If he was like,

[06:30:41] yes, I swear to God, because the only thing he doesn't have is authenticity. He has good

[06:30:46] policies. He has good policies. He's a little bit of a goober, obviously, but he has really

[06:30:54] fucking solid policies, okay? He's the most progressive candidate out of the top, you know,

[06:31:00] four or five leading contenders, okay, with viability. The only thing he lacks is legitimacy

[06:31:07] because he's a billionaire and he's been able to pay for a lot of door knockers, but

[06:31:13] he doesn't have the passionate advocates. He has paid advocates and the only way that

[06:31:18] he could have gotten, passionate, real-ass advocates is if he just had a very, like a

[06:31:27] significant differing factor from everybody else, okay?

[06:31:31] And that 100% would have been taking a much stronger and bold, I guess, in comparison

[06:31:38] to the rest of the fucking conbenders, but not necessarily bold for the, you know, average

[06:31:43] voter at all especially in california on israel if he just took a bolder stance

[06:31:50] you would have cooked

[06:31:57] yeah why the fuck are we still doing this are you the warning we should have

[06:31:59] been rallying for butch where it is very being blocked because they know how to

[06:32:02] make a huge change what a lame right off wait what

[06:32:08] okay but he's not on it what do you want me to do i'm not on the ballot it's like

[06:32:11] me saying fucking vote for me, do a writing candidacy for me, what the fuck are you talking

[06:32:16] about?

[06:32:19] Like, again, more sympathetic to Ramsey Robinson here because at least he's on the ballot

[06:32:28] and he is also a better choice in my opinion, but Ramsey Robinson of course is like 1%,

[06:32:35] okay?

[06:32:37] But you guys are also crazy. You think like me as a singular person can make like Ramsey Robinson the next governor Calvary

[06:32:45] You're delusional. It doesn't work that way

[06:32:50] Which was also kind of transphobic, I don't even care about all this other stuff. It just doesn't even matter like

[06:33:07] Oh, y'all are not really locked in.

[06:33:19] No, transphobia does matter, man.

[06:33:24] No, I'm saying it doesn't matter because he's not on the ballot, dude.

[06:33:28] You're not understanding.

[06:33:29] I'm not saying transphobia doesn't matter across the board.

[06:33:34] I'm saying it doesn't matter in this conversation.

[06:33:36] It's like when people say, well, butchware is a China hawk.

[06:33:39] It doesn't matter that he's a China hawk.

[06:33:40] You want to know why?

[06:33:41] Because he's not on the ballot.

[06:33:42] It's the same point over and over again, like it might as well be your neighbor at

[06:33:48] that point that you are writing his name in.

[06:33:51] You know what I mean?

[06:33:52] Like, I'm sorry.

[06:33:53] Anyway, I'm about to get people to use that clip to say your transfer will go all over

[06:34:21] Tiktok hell yeah, dude

[06:34:23] Hasn't happened before dude. It's getting better. I think maybe I'm coping but it feels like it's getting better. I don't know

[06:34:31] My neighbor is the vanguard. He will win. How dare you? Yeah, he will win if you vote for her

[06:34:46] I'm sorry to spam but this seems very bad aliens gov. No, I'm good

[06:34:51] I'll be over Sarah's like to become the next, uh, the California governor. He's dumb, arrogant,

[06:34:55] incompetent and tolerate criminal behavior by staff. He'll likely be recalled fairly

[06:34:59] soon. Sarah outpoles all those rivals when it comes to black and Latino voters. I'm a

[06:35:02] broken record of a corporate, uh, power in the democratic party flows through black boomer

[06:35:05] voters.

[06:35:06] But Sarah got large sums of money from Chevron, meta and PG and aim, which is even worse than

[06:35:15] Chevron and meta somehow for California politics in general. He'll raise costs and harm California

[06:35:21] resident is at some point we have to be honest about older black voters choosing

[06:35:24] these awful leaders are bringing ran okay yeah Matt Stoller does a very bad

[06:35:28] job of communicating this point and and this I think literally turns into a

[06:35:34] tangent about the black voting blocks so I don't want to get into a fucking

[06:35:38] additional argument with chatters in here but but yeah but Sarah's background

[06:35:46] is is terrible did you see this it feels like the establishment is tracking your

[06:35:50] moves. It's not the establishment, man. Well, it is the establishment, but it's also the

[06:35:56] Israel lobby.

[06:35:59] What? You want to lance to get a scalpel, lance that should squeeze the pus out that

[06:36:08] I need to suck the poison out of your eye. Okay, calm down.

[06:36:15] But yeah, a last minute, super product development in New Jersey, 12, where a democratic affiliated

[06:36:20] PAC project to one eight is spending nearly 400 K to boost Sue Altman.

[06:36:24] That kind of investment will help even the playing field against Hamawi in the race's

[06:36:27] final days.

[06:36:29] Yes, establishment Democrats and, and the Israel lobby are like this right now, okay?

[06:36:38] majority them pack, um, and all of these different subsidiary groups, they are all aggressively

[06:36:46] going after every single progressive, uh, insurgency candidacy. Okay. We got Adam

[06:36:52] Hammawi, which I will be linking up with in New Jersey this Saturday. I'm flying back

[06:36:57] out to the fucking east coast again, just so I can, uh, be there for a homo. Okay. What

[06:37:03] is this? Adam, how are we the first news? Canada to be promoted on grinder. This is

[06:37:06] that put out by transgender advocacy group called Christopher Street pack?

[06:37:11] There's something about a man in uniform.

[06:37:15] That's amazing.

[06:37:25] We'll know this country's on the right track when people are campaigning on

[06:37:28] imprisoning unregistered Israeli agents. Oh my God. Oh my God, what a life.

[06:37:33] Oh my God, what a dream.

[06:37:40] Yeah, but I will be at the, I will be attending a rally alongside Hamawi and then we'll be

[06:37:51] doing some other stuff throughout the day in, in New Jersey.

[06:37:56] I'm going back to the motherland.

[06:37:58] I'm going on a hodge, literally a one-day trip just for Adam Hamawi.

[06:38:02] Because he's the man. He's such a stud, dude. I love him. He's so amazing.

[06:38:10] Um, so yeah, New Jersey have lost. Yeah, we're going back to the motherland.

[06:38:16] Uh, but yeah, that'll be all for today, folks. I'm tired. Okay. I'm gonna go try to see what the

[06:38:21] fuck I can do about this goddamn eye. Um, why are you coming to New Jersey the one weekend? I won't

[06:38:27] be there. Because I hate you, Chad. I know I'm kidding. I did it on purpose. The states,

[06:38:40] I'm once again, asked for your support. We need highly knowledgeable Hassanabid

[06:38:42] Loremaster to contribute to this anti smear database sponsored spearheaded by OS. Can I count

[06:38:46] on you? Oh yeah. There's a new PBS site established, the definitive exhibit of malicious bad faith

[06:38:52] the reporting versus the truth. Yeah, and max is cooked again. A reported trip becomes

[06:38:58] an investigation in May, 2026. DOJ and treasury issues to penis tied to Cuba trial by US activists

[06:39:04] and journalists coverage frame, Piker, who's openly discussed strip on stream as a subject

[06:39:08] of a foreign influence probe. That's the penis on Piker Medea Benjamin over Cuba trips, missing

[06:39:12] context. The subpoena was a part of a broader DOJ treasury inquiry into US nonprofits individuals

[06:39:16] traveled to Cuba, not a Piker specific probe. A probe Piker discusses trip publicly on

[06:39:20] stream including the legal framework under which it was conducted read full

[06:39:23] entry. Also I'd never got a subpoena. You should probably put that in there.

[06:39:30] Hassan Piker names Pro-CSB, Tycoons, Singham as financier, political moves

[06:39:35] despite non-profit veneer, misleading frame. The on-stream segment was a

[06:39:37] discussion of how progressive media non-profits are funded in general.

[06:39:40] Singham was mentioned as one of the many donors alongside conservative line

[06:39:42] funders cited for context. The framing implies Piker endorsed CSB line funding.

[06:39:46] the social show the opposite.

[06:39:48] Thereafter, Boyd has not Piker reacted to federal subpoenas. Selectively edited, the full clip

[06:39:52] shows Piker explicitly defending civil liberties protections for journalists and activists

[06:39:55] irrespective of political alignment. The selected pull quote is from a self-deprecating aside

[06:39:58] immediately preceding that argument.

[06:40:05] Criticism of Israeli policy labelled as hatred covers from May 20, 2016's anti-Semitism frame

[06:40:09] against Piker's commentary on Gaza. The primary record consistently shows him dissection

[06:40:13] between Israeli government policy and Jewish people and explicitly condemning anti-Semitism

[06:40:16] on stream. UK Jewish groups call for Hamas Bakker, Hassan Piker to be denied entry visa,

[06:40:21] false. Piker's never expressed support for Hamas's condemn October 7 attacks on stream

[06:40:25] within the first 90 seconds of his coverage. The article does not cite a primary source

[06:40:28] for the Hamas Bakker characterization. Extremist fanboys are glamorizing anti-Semitism

[06:40:36] as some politicians keep playing along. The opinion piece collapses, propels any contact

[06:40:40] criticism of the Israeli government and anti-Semitism into a single category. Piker's named alongside

[06:40:43] actual anti-Semitic figures without distinguishing position or rhetoric.

[06:40:52] Commentary cropped into endorsement.

[06:40:53] Parler, Strummer, Stumpaker, Mock, shooting near Whitehouse pokes fun at Trump's ballroom.

[06:41:00] I mean, I did do that.

[06:41:02] I did poke fun at Trump's ballroom.

[06:41:06] Segment question, criticize the political response of the shooting and renovation costs

[06:41:10] in the same breath.

[06:41:11] separate news items in the day's cover.

[06:41:21] No, I'm not.

[06:41:22] Did you address or what?

[06:41:23] No, I'm not doing this.

[06:41:24] Okay.

[06:41:25] I never.

[06:41:26] It's crazy.

[06:41:27] It's from April 28th and I'm not doing it anyway.

[06:41:32] Bro, what if it was Vance who leaked the subpoena and that's why Trump's all big man because

[06:41:38] it was supposed to be a surprise?

[06:41:40] Oh, yeah, there was a...

[06:41:47] I get my news from this man and every hour

[06:41:48] he shows us a worsening swollen eye injury.

[06:41:50] He says, should I go to urgent care

[06:41:52] and then continue streaming?

[06:42:01] It's on beta.

[06:42:02] That's why we need Loremasters.

[06:42:04] All the content in it is placeholder.

[06:42:06] Okay.

[06:42:10] It's a great user interface for sure.

[06:42:20] You can't boo me.

[06:42:21] I'm the vice president.

[06:42:22] I've watched a few highlights of graduation speeches where this or that corporate leader

[06:42:27] will discuss artificial intelligence, AI, and be met with literal booze.

[06:42:33] Now you can't boo me.

[06:42:35] I'm the vice president of the United States.

[06:42:37] So I've watched a few highlights of graduation speeches where this...

[06:42:43] Nick Flether's on the Trump administration.

[06:42:45] Why can't it just be fighting our actual enemies?

[06:42:47] Women.

[06:42:48] Hassan Piker.

[06:42:49] Illegal immigrants.

[06:42:51] African migrants.

[06:42:52] The Jews.

[06:42:53] Dog.

[06:42:54] dog

[06:43:00] dog

[06:43:01] what

[06:43:12] What is this?

[06:43:27] What do I say to this, man?

[06:43:31] Why can't it just be fighting our actual enemies, women?

[06:43:36] son piker illegally wears african migras the jews

[06:43:48] oh god okay i'm done i'm done i'm done i'm done all right all right good night guys

[06:43:55] good night everybody

[06:43:58] i'll see you tomorrow all right peace

[06:44:00] Peace.

[06:44:30] A sun is streaming, a sun is streaming

[06:44:36] There is again a sun is streaming, a sun is streaming

[06:44:48] Leave you on a Chinese train, tell and cry a place

[06:44:53] Southern as Minchana, those who give ingrainings grace

[06:45:01] Zoran, Winnin, and YC, walk too back with the force

[06:45:09] The roguen of the left to me, a dumb himbo, still a corpse

[06:45:18] The Charlie Kirk assassination, the fear and online show

[06:45:25] Eight full fucking years of this, plenty more to go

[06:45:33] Doing fun stuff tomorrow, throw PBS up on the screen

[06:45:42] A man made whore reaction brought to you by this life's dream

[06:45:51] Cause there he is again, a son is streaming

[06:45:58] A son is streaming

[06:46:01] There he is again, a son is streaming

[06:46:07] A son is streaming

[06:46:11] Can't out of the DNC, a rail when marchs look good.

[06:46:19] Committing the propaganda to shut down people's throats.

[06:46:25] CBS Israeli news, a coup, a regime falls.

[06:46:33] A full-blown fascist takeover and still the duty calls

[06:46:41] Total radicalization coming out to sea

[06:46:49] The system where he'll always fail, it's up to you and me

[06:46:57] All these daily streams, whether shore or weather long

[06:47:05] Have held millions of people, keep it moving right along

[06:47:12] Cause there he is again, a son is streaming, a son is streaming

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[06:47:33] But hey, what can you say that's BBS for you?

[06:47:39] But he'll play games real soon, just you wait

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