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Have you ever heard someone mention the Strysand effect and wondered what they were talking
about?
This phenomena is named after actress Barbara Strysand.
when you try to cover something up, you end up bringing more attention to it than if you
had just let things be.
The Assemblyman will not denounce Hassan Piker who said, America deserved 9-11, dude.
The Assemblyman said in his response, Hassan Piker says, America deserved 9-11.
Now to the Michigan Senate race, where Elsa Ed is campaigning in Michigan, appearing
on stage at two Michigan campaign rallies.
He's coactively campaigning alongside Piker.
The man who said Hezbollah's flag is his favorite, because it's dope.
Why would you align yourself for a raging anti-Semite fight who has defended Hamas terrorists?
Calling them the lesser of two is Israel's comparative of the government's evils, car
destroyer.
Lesser of two, that's what I find a bridge too far.
when I went up to my good friend, Chad, and said,
hey, can you walk me through some more controversial statements
of a Sompiker, even Chad T.P.T. went out of its way
to soften the edges of a Somp and give me context.
Thanks, but no sex.
Chad's a P.T.
The Sompiker's campaign poison, placing yourself on the wrong side
of a 19-10 issue is only going to make you look bad.
It's going to be good for me.
It's going to be good for the candidates that I work with.
Turns out it was true.
Abdul al-sayed at 27 percent
What's going on everybody
evening, afternoon, pre-new, no matter where you are in the world. I'm a son,
piker and this does and I broadcast come to you live from sunny California,
Los Angeles folks. We're live and alive. And I hope all the boys, girls and MBS
are having a fantastic one because today's a beautiful day. Today's a wonderful day.
Today is a 74 degree and sunny day here in stolen Tongva territory.
It's Monday, June 15th, 2026 and we're live and alive.
And I got the most Corpo suit on the lineup so far one that you haven't seen before. This is another one of these
One another one of these Chinese suits
And
Yeah, um, did you sleep of course not I'll sleep when I'm dead. Hopefully
That won't happen soon. Anyway, we're live. We're alive and I hope everyone's having a fantastic one
You already know what's up. We got to do we got to do the honors
I
Do the honors we got to hit the fuck
Anyway, yes, I have I have I've come back home come back home
I'm back with my daughter. We got the soundboard
Hoppin
You know, I feel I feel at home because I am finally at home anyway ladies and gentlemen
And we got a banger episode for you, obviously, as always, there's a lot of news to cover
an unbelievable amount of news to get through as always.
And we're going to get through all of it, but before, before we do this, this is part
of the broadcast where I tell you about my personal news about what's going on in the
world of a song house and I'll be piker in between the time period where I press the
stop, shroom button and press the start streaming button.
still helping me God. That's what I'm gonna do. All right, ladies and gentlemen, end of
the broadcast yesterday after I talked to a wonderful bunch of a wonderful bunch of
Democratic Socialists and Democratic Socialists aligned insurgent candidates. Justin Pearson
in Memphis, Tennessee, the newly redistricted district that he's going after, Maylott Keros,
obviously Denver, Colorado, going after Diana to get, and, and, and, uh, I'm for God, his name is
blanking out because he was actually someone I didn't know about prior to this event that I really
appreciated in Detroit, Michigan, as well. Donovan, right? I mean, he was dope. He was
sick. Okay. My whole family's here, so there's 0% chance Kaia's gonna. Hello? Hello? What's
Donovan McKinney in Michigan 13. Yes. So yeah, Donovan McKinney, Michigan 13. It was great.
We did some fundraising for them. I hope people appreciated it. I hope people enjoyed it. This
isn't your daughter at this point. No, she's not. She's not my daughter any longer. It's true.
So she belongs to the streets, like, I'm shocked guys here today, really, it's shocking.
There you go.
Have you seen this man?
He has gone missing.
We need more beefy muscular progressive men running for office.
Yeah, that man is gone. That used to be a man that you knew. And that man is gone. He
wears suits now. It's a suit. It's suit time. It's suit o'clock. The Zinn Towers. Well,
the Zinn Towers are still here, both in spirit. Now, so my body, you were mentioned in MPR
piece halfway down under worth the risk. Do internet superstars matter in elections? What
the heck um that's strange but in any case yeah no more bro tanks no more
bro tanks we're we're buttoned up new hostile just dropped there's local news
coverage on it if Dean it dies I'm like what is this is Oculus they're edited
like vines who cares I'm such a horse girl oh my god the perfect
relationship with a streamer and chatter thanks for unpausing the video
Hasan what is he billionaire oligarchs speaking at the inauguration I like
some Crowder I like dr. Robert Malone it looks flat it feels flat why do you
believe the earth is round what happened did you go up to the fucking moon I
I think they're gonna push in from both sides of the road.
Oh, fuck it.
Oh, fuck it.
Oh, fuck it.
You fucking fell off.
Fuck it.
Look at that.
Zero likes.
Nobody knows you.
How hard are they dick-riding him on stream right now?
It wasn't that guy so fucking boring, right?
I would have loved to argue with him, but he was so boring.
Oh, my gosh.
Oh, my gosh.
Are you okay?
Oh, man.
I'm so happy.
Are you okay?
If Dina dies, I'm like, ah, fucking who cares?
cares. I'm such a horse girl. Oh my God. Boom. Repost it. Why don't you do function anymore?
No, I was thinking about that because, uh, personal news wise. So obviously we didn't, uh,
I didn't do the rally, uh, due to the, uh, heightened security concerns, uh, in the impromptu,
protest rally that was, uh, you know, outside of capital outside the steps capital, which,
By the way, worked out fantastic for Maylott, but I obviously hung out with them afterwards.
And I went to a bar in Denver where all of the campaign canvassers were at. And it was a surprise.
They didn't tell them that I was going to be there. But I showed up with the whole,
with the candidates and whatnot.
And it was actually awesome.
I talked to basically every single person
that's been doorknocking for May lot.
And what's really,
what was really interesting about that whole experience
was the amount of people that came up to me
and were like, Brad, I've been watching this, I was 12.
I was like, that's crazy.
Brad.
12. I've been watching this since I was 13.
And now I'm just like in Democratic Socialists of America
Denver, I'm like door knocking. One of the, but one, one very consistent thing that I heard
from people, one very consistent message that I heard from people was how much
the OG fun stuff that I did was an entry point for them. Like there was a lot of people, there
were some people who were like, dude, I was watching like right wing videos all over the
the internet. Thank you for making like socialism and being, you know, woke more based and cool.
Because I was watching, I was on the right wing pipeline. Right. I was on the right wing pipeline.
And I watched your, you know, boo boo Bennett, Caitlin Bennett videos. And I like that one
shot at me. Or people were talking about like Masterchef and things of that nature. There's a
lot of people that I think come in here not because they're a part of this like political movement
from the start, but because they encountered me being normal and having fun. And that's the type
of stuff that I used to do. And it kind of one-shotted me a little bit because I was like,
in order to churn out newer and newer people into this movement, I still have to do more fun
stuff. Like I still have to do cultural commentary. I still definitely have to do, you know,
react videos, things of that nature. Because, yeah, collabs and what not. Because like I,
like my whole point was I was able to live in both of these worlds, both in the influencer sphere,
as like a regular influencer content creator type of person, but then also in the real political
spear as well. Hold on. Door's open. Door's open. And I got to do that. I got to do that
a little bit more. I know I say that all the time, but it's the midterms, and this is probably
the most active I've been in terms of the midterms. This is the most active I've been.
This is the most like, you know, hands on I've gotten. And therefore, you know, I have
limited amount of bandwidth, limited amount of time in the day to focus on these other things, but
you know, I'm gonna, I'm gonna make an active
move in that direction again. In any case, ladies and gentlemen, having said that,
personal news wise, so that was a fun experience. I went to bed, woke up early,
uh saw the goat once again the the uh blusifer terrifying towering figure terrifying towering
figure uh that that overlooks denver international airport uh genuinely don't understand what led
to
Oh, this is um, yeah, genuinely cannot comprehend why
What is this
He retweeted my rnc research has on Pakistan a quiet part allowed jihad mum donnie just a beginning democrats want to fully transform america into
Communist china it starts in mum donnie and ends with bread lines and mass famines. We can't let them do this to america
Randy
famine would probably benefit you let's be real.
I hoped that by the end of these mentors common is arm and I will seem unremarkable because
by them we will have like there's so many brilliant fighters.
Yeah.
That's a baller suit bro.
You know that horse killed its creator right if fell on him when he was putting it up. Yeah Lucifer is not for us to understand. I agree, but yeah, bro delivered a fast food level cooking. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, we're going to do the NPR piece.
But yeah, bro delivered a fast food level cooking. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We're gonna do the NPR piece
Why does he make it so easy he didn't even take a split second to come out with that?
I mean, yeah, it's Randy fine. Come on now. Come on now. Easy is easiest run of my life, right?
Yes, we have the fear and tour announcement. Don't worry
Don't worry, don't worry we got it right here
But also I'm gonna blast off real quick, but yeah, that's it. I just I just flew in I woke up early and I flew in
And
We got so much news to cover so I'm gonna get to it right now as a matter of fact
I'm going to get to it right this moment obviously
We have I'm back in LA. We got the ceasefire
Like what that will look like
Like Jeremy Skaehl is going to be in the building, well not in the building, but on
the broadcast at 1pm Pacific.
So in approximately an hour and 15 minutes I'll have Jeremy Skaehl return guest, one
of everybody's favorite guests on the broadcast.
So he'll be giving us some more insight onto the Iranian side, like what they're thinking,
what's going on.
Trita is in transit today, so we can't be on today, but he'll be on the morrow
so
Have you covered you got to cover Indian versus Harley stuff?
What the hell is this app bro KK Instagram comm some of you have found the most
unique websites to use
Anyway, we'll talk about the will-day-won't-day situation because Israel is very upset and
That means that is the most anti-semitic thing you can do is to upset the feelings of the greatest state of all time
The most moral state of all time the nation state of Israel, of course
So it's pride month cover the Harley stuff. I don't know what that is. I
I have no idea what you're talking about.
KK Instagram is an embedder. It's just an Instagram link. I know, okay.
Let's get started here.
You need to use commas in your tweet. Come on. No, US striking a deal with Iran makes me very scared as a Jewish American.
American? Yeah. Obviously, it would be far more beneficial if America kept expending more political
social capital and more money in general to continue destroying Israel's major enemy in the region,
a sovereign Iran. So, it's really messed up. And I hope that, you know, Israel gets to
to survive this ordeal. I mean, it's a terrifying prospect. What will, I mean, literally telling
Israel not to murder children in Lebanon is basically the same as what Nazi Germany was
doing, right? Like, that's, oh, thank you. I mean, what are you, the biggest anti-Semite?
you Adolf Hitler, you want to stop Israel, the most moral nation on the planet, from melting
children in Lebanon? This level of anti-Semitism cannot go on. I can't think of anything more
anti-Semitic than that, actually. It's like, I guess now, yeah, okay, now I guess it's not just
just Hamas, that is Adolf Hitler. It almost feels like Donald Trump might be Adolf Hitler
or worse than Adolf Hitler, Hamas.
Is Donald Trump Hamas? That is the question we will hopefully find an answer for today.
Okay, yes, no more idle lawsuit. I know, I know, I know, I know. We're really talking
about all of that. And more, did you see Eric Trump as UFC commentator, next champ Daniel
Cormier. Yes, I know that as well. I saw what? Oh, drama, drama. You hear that drama? I will say
it's pretty fun watching a bunch of Americans suddenly become pretty much out and about traders
that America over this. Yeah, like, like the Benjamin Shapiro Yahoo.
He's, he's been losing his mind, Mark Levin. Um, you know, there's, there's a lot, there's a lot
of people like, uh, a lot of the, uh, the pro-Israel, uh, think tanks, like people that work in the
pro-Israeli, uh, think tanks, they're just fucking losing their shit. And it's, it's really funny
because it's like, there is no greater evidence that you just don't give a fuck about America.
and America is basically like a flashlight for you to advance Israeli interests, I'm sorry.
Then looking at this moment, not exercising, not exercising even a little bit of,
not exercising even a little bit of restraint, and turning around and maybe
showing a little bit of humility, right? Because it was these forces and this unlimited appetite
for death and destruction in Iran that caused America to get into this quagmire, right?
Ariel Kahana, diplomatic correspondent, Israel Hayom Daily. I deleted my profile picture with
Trump, that's it. That's awesome. No, we're gonna be watching some of the funniest hogs mauled,
because I mean, it is hog watch Israel edition, because it is very funny. I mean,
I mean, if Israel wasn't such an unbelievably violent nation that is destructive and belligerent
and its destruction knows no bounds, then this would be one of the funnier hog watches
that we've ever conducted.
But they're petulant little children, unbelievably arrogant, unbelievably entitled.
But also at the same time, their demands are heard by the American government, and not
only are their demands heard by the American government, they're followed through on.
And they do have a decent amount of domestic impact as well.
Obviously one of those issues we ran into yesterday in Denver, Denver, Colorado.
I'll start with this MPR bit before we get into the obvious top story of the day, the
Israel ceasefire, sorry, the Iranian American ceasefire that Israel is very upset about.
Okay?
In any case, Gavin Newsom says Trump ordered the OJD investigating him and his wife.
Okay, Gav.
I mean, look, I think this is lawfare and I think it's unacceptable. See, it wasn't hard,
was it, Gav? I'm your constituent. You're my governor for not that long, but excuse
me. See, it wasn't hard at all. You could just be like, I think this is repugnant. I think
this is setting a terrifying precedent.
See? Was that too hard, Gav?
No dress for today.
Law new scum is a clown and you're an even bigger clown.
Wait, hell yeah.
Do we have like hog hogs back?
So for the hogs today, this is awesome.
This is awesome.
So for the hogs today,
you're probably gonna hear something surprising for me.
Like I think Donald Trump's an idiot,
But the Iran deal, if he actually commits to it, if he's actually able to like restrain
Israel here is fantastic.
I mean, it's good.
It's an objectively good thing.
So does that like short circuit you a little bit?
Because your expectation is that I'm not ever going to be pro-Trump in any way, shape or
form, even if he does something that's objectively good.
Or does a short circuit in your mind where you're like, do I love Israel more than I
love Trump?
No, actually, even though I'm a fucking hog.
I've realized that like, uh, you know, Donald Trump is bad too.
Very rare.
Hassan is wrong moment.
Guys, this was his 44th rep.
I hate the fucking, I hate to defend it, but that was his 45th rep of 135.
Like, I know I saw the full.
Why do you come to me with this shit like if it's workout related you think I wasn't aware of it?
There's a reason why I didn't fucking talk about it because it's still kind of him
It just I hate to see him actually thrive weightlifting. I just he's his form is as yeah
It's after doing a I think he they did like a like a PT thing I
Feel weird about it because 300 billion and repair to damage in the billions
We've already spent bombing and killing pillaging Iran feels like a slap in the face money is fake
Etc. Obviously Iran deserves it after all of that, but they and we didn't deserve it in the first place
Oh, no for sure. Um, I don't think that it's gonna happen, but we'll see. We'll see what what takes place, right? We'll see
We'll see what America ends up doing. Okay, we'll we'll
Anyway guys, oh my god, I know everyone's excited that I'm back home, but it's fucking crazy that you know
you're, you're blasting me with some shit. I have, I want to start off where I want to
start off. Okay. I want to start off with the, with the NPRPs do internet superstars matter
in elections. Apparently this is on the politics newsletter as Democrats and Republicans look
for new ways to reach voters. Many are struggling with how to turn valuable online views into
even more valuable votes. That's what Democrats, Tom, Tom Steyer tried to do in his bid for
governor in California. He spent $10,000 on paid partitions, political influencers,
voters, Spencer Pratt. A Republican also grew his already large online presence while running
for mayor of Los Angeles. Despite repeatedly going viral and creator made videos and appearing
Joe Rogues pockets, which averaged nearly 12 million listeners a month. He too came
up short at the ballot box.
It's becoming a more common goal for campuses to go viral moments and support popular internet
stars as a part of an effort to reach more voters online. It's a strategy Democrats and
Republicans alike. Watch Donald Trump ride the victory in 2024. You know, it's really
funny? I'm available. Like, I'm available to give you insight on what works and what doesn't work,
especially as someone who is now, you know, more involved in campaigns and whatnot,
and have had a sequence of victories and even some failures along the line. And,
and let me tell you, that's not how it works. It's not fucking just going up to influencers
of being like, you have a following, vote for me. That's not how it works. And it's really interesting
because I've been saying that since the entire Joe Rogan of the left meta started, nobody ever
fucking listens. What was the thing that I said when they were like, Joe Rogan of the left,
you're the Joe Rogan of the left. Who's the Joe Rogan of the left? I was like, I'm not the Joe
Rogan of the left. And you can't, Democrats can't podcast their way out of this problem at all.
But it's so funny that these reporters who don't fucking understand anything are still
running around, running around being like, let's just talk about this.
Let's just talk about it.
Let's just talk over these people.
Political strategists partially credit Trump's folks on reaching voters through non-traditional
media as a reason he made inroads with the young Americans sitting down at interviews
with a slew of prominent streamers and podcasts, including Rogan.
However, with Trump not on the ballot this fall, campaigns are looking for ways to continue
harnessing that same energy in the midterms, even if some shadows like Republican Eric
Wilson points out limits. Social media consecrated digital media. The whole umbrella is a blunt
force object. Well, as I said, arguing that while that structure may benefit national campaigns
and organizations, it'd be harder, harder for target audiences, the state of local races.
Even if someone has millions of hours across the country, when you slice that down to,
okay, who's actually in the state, who's actually a primary voter, you start to see sometimes that
the juice isn't worth the squeeze. A big audience worth the risk, question mark. To Wilson,
campaigning with InterStar, Internet Stars has a lot of benefits it can bring in cash and energize
to get out the vote efforts. I think it's smart for candidates to be reaching out to these creators
and influencers. Why are you asking a Republican strategist, a Republican social media strategist?
Why? Why NPR? What are you doing? But there's also a caveat, is the cost benefit analysis,
is the baggage that comes with that person outweigh the political benefits. It's a debate
currently taking place in the Democratic party over whether candidates should associate with
with Shremer Assam Piker, known for his strong support of leftist policies.
Piker has developed a massive online audience of nearly 10 million followers across major
social media platforms.
He's become one of the most prominent voice on the internet while also being a divisive
messenger garnering pushback for fierce anti-war and anti-Israeli commas, including saying
a recent interview that he would vote for Hamas over Israel every single time.
However, as Democrats looked to re-engage with the younger voters that have disdosed themselves
in the party in recent years, some candidates see Piker as an important messenger.
There have to be on ramps back to politics. Democrat, who's running for you, Senate and
Michigan said, we cannot be shutting certain media platforms because in effect we're shutting
the people who pay attention to them in early April, Piker appeared on the campaign trail.
The first of several campaign stops and endorsements that he has made for progressive and left
leading candidates and cycle and move this sparked outrage on both sides of the political
aisle over Piker's past controversial comments.
I'll say it stands by the decision campaign with Piker arguing Democrats want to repair
ties with voters. They lost in recent years, particularly those under 30 who shifted right
in 2024, then they can't shy away from engaging with those voters where they are,
even if it's farce backlash. It's a pretty crazy thing that we want to hold people accountable
for things that other people have said. And I just don't think normal people think that way.
It's not something I hear about when I'm on the stump. He had it. In fact, when I go to different
events, there are two things that happen. I get older folks who come up to me and say,
how do you get all these young people to come here? And then when I get young people who come
up to me and say, Hey man, I saw you on a son piker. It's pretty cool what you're doing.
Michigan primary set for August 4th, LSAT's campaign says Piker's involvement caused an
initial spike in engagement, noting a boost in volunteer signups and an influx of fundraising
dollars in the first few days after the events were announced. Since then, Piker's continued
to voice support for other Democrats, including several that have since gone on to win their
primary contest, including Adam Hamaway in New Jersey's 12th district, and Chris Rabb in Pennsylvania's
third. But his record is mixed, particularly in California where Piker lives. Piker did not
endorse Steyer, but hosted him for a lengthy interview on his live stream. Steyer came a
a distant third. As the shortcut, Chakrabarty-Pikers prefer Canada to race the Phil San Francisco
area, congressional seat being vacated by former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
So my audience, the message is simple. I'm telling them I trust this person. I like
this person. And I think this person is worth supporting. Parker said in an interview last
month, this is the person that you have. You don't have to just reluctantly vote for.
He described his audience as overwhelmingly democratic, roughly 60% white men between
the ages of 18 to 35. It's a demographic that he says is right in the pocket of that demographic
the Democratic Party has lost significant support in. I mean, it's all of it is true.
It's actually not a bad article at all. But what a lot of these people don't understand
is this. What a lot of these people don't, by the way, they didn't mention Nithya Raman,
who was also considered to be endorsed by me when I said I did not endorse her,
nor did I endorse Tom Starr, but she won. So they're not bringing that up anymore.
more. So here's the thing, here's the thing, okay? There's a perfect harmonious relationship
between my community, myself, and also the local organizations, specifically Democratic
Socialists of America. Okay. And, and there are other orgs as well, you know, Sunrise
Movement is another great one that's all over and it's very active. But what's interesting
about this is it doesn't work on like, I'm not a kingmaker, I will never be able to,
I will never be able to like make or break a candidacy. I can give them a boost, a necessary
I can give them, you know, additional media coverage.
I can get them volunteers and door knockers.
But the reality of the matter is, the goals have to align, okay?
So they have to have the fundamentals.
First and foremost, they have to have the background.
They have to have the organizing work or at least the advocacy work that they can point
to beyond just like running, right?
just running for office and then deciding on a whim that these are issues that you know
will get you attention, right?
So like their goals have to align with our goals.
That's number one.
Number two, they have to have the solid fundamentals.
They have to have the ground game.
They have to have people that are knocking on doors.
They have to have real excitement behind them.
And in that situation, if the policies align, if the goals align, then yes, we can have a
a perfect, harmonious relationship. And therefore, especially with a sequence of other like higher
profile endorsements coming from Bernie Sanders or AOC or in New York, obviously, Zoramum
Dhani, then we'll see what happens. But I think then that's the magic spot, right?
It doesn't, no one is capable of winning or losing elections. It doesn't work that way.
I've never said it works that way. As a matter of fact, I've said the exact opposite. And yet for some strange reason these guys never seem to listen to me.
You need to be nicer to Zoran. Wait, what? Why?
So it's an interesting predicament. I keep talking about it, and yet for some weird reason, people don't seem to hear it, right?
And I said this after Zoran's victory too, like everyone was like, oh, it's because
he's handsome because he smiles and because he he has a winning smile.
He's handsome.
He's affable and he he has a great social media team and I was like, I know his team.
Okay.
I know his team.
They're wonderful.
and they did a phenomenal job.
But if you were to even ask their team,
they would say that ground game played a significant role here,
and the policies played a significant role here.
The song looks dead inside.
Strange.
I don't know why you're saying that, but okay.
Is it because you guys have to feel like,
It doesn't make you feel alive when you're like, oh, well, you know, a guy that I have been taught to hate
Is actually having a really rough time at it. He's having a really rough go at it
Even if he's not an all signs point to him having a fucking awesome time
Um, i'm just gonna visualize in my mind that he's having a bad time and that'll make me feel better
So yeah
Uh, yeah. The last line of the article actually says what I'm saying now as well. Mom Donnie
ain't, uh, mom Donnie won only in part because of his social media. He won primarily in my
opinion because he addressed the cost of living crisis. That's what drew people in. I think
that sometimes Democrats can skirt around that point, which is that yes, the social media
is good and we need that. She said, but that means nothing if you're actually not addressing
the issues that are affecting real Americans today. Yep. Yep. 100%. Um, but yeah, may
Maylock Kuros rally supports the Colorado Capitol after many changes in Hasan Piker
absence.
Democratic congressional candidate, Maylock Kuros spoke to a crowd of hundreds of people
without leftist commentator, Son Piker, the Colorado Capitol on a Sunday afternoon, last
minute location, a lineup change, change after three Denver area venues declined to host
a rally. Kuros 29 year old lawyer and first time candidate is challenging representative
Diana to get in the democratic primary for Colorado's first congressional district.
Piker was slated to speak at Sunday's rally, dubbed the power of the people rather, but
did not show up after it was moved to the Capitol.
Mike is a shimmer on the platform of Twitch. Uh, uh, and, uh,
Keros joined him on stream for nearly an hour long conversation in May.
And then again, after the rally Sunday,
the rally was originally scheduled at real works in Denver,
then moved to the Ogden theater before landing at the capital event.
Organized said the venues as well as the state, uh, Stanley marketplace,
cancel the contracts for the event. And Instagram posts,
Keros blamed the get for the cancellation saying the congressman called up our
donor class and silence us.
We know the reason that nothing really changes because our representatives
bought and paid for by the same billionaire, she said, on Sunday. They ran us around all
week cancelling on us in multiple venues because we're bringing together a movement of people
that are refusing to accept the world as it is and demanding power. It is literally a
landlord revolt. Yes, it is a capital strike. Yes, dude, I have the other article as well.
Fucking literally right here. Okay, stop.
This reporter reached out to a couple of the venues, caught a couple in lines, two of them owned by the biggest GOP Colorado donor. Yeah.
Anyway, and it's crazy because like these are, I mean, there are workers that work at these venues, right?
So you can gain additional insight into the decision-making process just by that alone,
just something to consider, right?
Anyway, so, uh, to get spokesperson James Owen said the claim that the Congresswoman
had a role in the venue cancellation is ridiculous if Maylock Kurosawa's campaign was so instead
of America's deserve 9-11, we'd do nothing to stop her.
And in 2019, Streamparks said the United States deserve 9-11, he'd let us say the comments
were inappropriate.
They never mentioned like what I was talking about. He later said that the, or he brought
up the fact that he was referencing blowback as a concept immediately, but regardless, not
that it matters.
Um, representatives for any of the three venues did not respond to comment requests.
He'll pro basketball leader in the Denver chapter of democratic social America, which
helped organize rallies and play your shows, not to come because of security risks throughout
the event. He streamed from what appeared to be a hotel room. Um, it's a risk to be
that out in the open with as many threats as that guy has to deal with every day. Pro
basket said, I think probably from what I hear felt it wasn't the best place for him to be.
Parker's a controversial figure and I've spoken against Israel's military campaign in Gaza.
If it wasn't a last second switch up and we already had prior clearances or, or no,
like if it, if it wasn't a last second impromptu situation, I still wish I went and I'm still
beating myself up over it. But people in my, uh, people on the back end on my team were like,
you are not allowed to do this.
We will not allow you to risk yourself and other people
to do this considering the amount of very,
like the amount of overt and also credible death threats
that I receive even leading up to events like this one.
He said he's received death threats
especially following the assassination.
There was a small counter process
rally cross Lincoln streets at veterans memorial park about one dozen people waved his really
flags and signs of red anti-zionism is raising in the sump hikers lies fuel hate crimes at
one point when the crowd was quite a person not associated with the counter prosial fuck
you to those gathered say senator julie Gonzalez democrat running in the us and a primary and
senator john hickinlobe are also pulled out of the van because of safety concerns she
wrote on instagram curio spoke about 10 minutes repeating campaign themes by getting corporate
money out on so mad because what we're doing is what is necessary she said we cannot continue
living in a country that's allowing fashion to rise, there's allowing our economy to
be grinding working families to the ground.
Yeah.
If you zoom into the back you see the counter protest people waving the Israeli flag.
Oh is it right there? Oh my god, there's like eight people there. That's so funny.
Yeah. I love that these guys though, they, I feel like a lot of these dudes are, are,
you know, they, they spend a good deal of time. Just maybe this guy's like sincere in his,
in his questions, right? But like, there's a decent amount of people. Oh no, he's, well,
who knows? But there's a decent amount of people who just like spend every,
every single moment just fucking, their only political expression is just like opposing what
I'm doing and trying to, uh, maneuver around it in the most like negative way they possibly can,
which is very cool. Then if someone tried to say there was like 60,000 people there,
yeah, that was, I mean, I didn't believe it. I thought it was ridiculous.
Um, in any case, uh, this Colorado times recorder, uh, the muck raker by Logan M. Davis, uh, reached
out to the venues and shits linked venues tried and failed the block of progressive political
rally. High-profile political rally featuring Democratic congressional candidates and social
media influence from across the country took place at the state capitol on Sunday after
three separate local venues canceled contracts, at least two of the three venues which backed
out of the events are owned by or otherwise financially entangled with Republican mega
donor Phil Enschiltz. Enschiltz, sorry, Enschilis. Colorado as well as the U.S. citizen. Though
Enschiltz has long been known for his involvement with the Republican politics, the rally does
that was yet another indication of his growing attempts to influence democratic politics as well.
Sunday's rally was held in support of Maylock Kuros, the Democratic candidate challenging
longtime Democratic congressional representative, Diane DeGette. The rally's future speakers are
united by their identities as young candidates pushing for a more progressive democratic party,
and have attracted both criticism and support for advocating in favor of free Palestine and
ending the unconditional arms shipments to Israel. Though Kuros' drawn allegations of anti-Semites
over critical stance on Israel's actions or positions on the issues are shared by a majority
of Americans. This is how you write an article, by the way. Goddamn. Like, no, like this is,
this is how you write an article where you literally don't, because like when, when MPR
writes this article, they say local Jewish organizations have critically panned may like
Keros and leave it at that. Okay. This article doesn't do that. This article doesn't engage
in that kind of hack behavior. And straight up says, no, these are majority positions. It's
ridiculous, right? These are not, these are majority positions. These are not like radical
positions at all. And obviously, it's silly to try and demand a ban over these positions.
Despite the allegations which Jewish Kuros supporters told me, they believe were made in
bad faith, Kuros is attracting good deal of support in the lead up to this month's primary
elections. First, the event was scheduled for real works and tracks, the co-owned music venue in
the queer bar in Denver's Rhino neighborhood. Until last week, that plan looked set to go ahead,
Then the venue suddenly backed out. After real works and tracks backed out,
the event was rescheduled for Ogden Theater on Colfax. Then Ogden backed out and the event was
moved once again to the Stanley Marketplace. On the day of the event, the Stanley Marketplace
also backed out and the rally was ultimately held on the west steps of the state capitol.
So what happened? Kiro's supporters have suggested the gets team was behind the
cancellations and allegation wishes to get campaign denied in a conversation with Colorado
Newsline. Business records and emails between the Kiro's campaign and the venues though
indicate that another hand was at play, one which, like so many others who have attempted
to wield the Israel-Palestine conflict as a cudgel, appears to have much more to do with
domestic American politics than with anything happening in the Middle East.
Philip Anschutz is Colorado's wealthiest man and states largest funder of right-wing candidates,
organizations, and causes. With a net worth of $26.6 billion,
Anschutz's influence has been felt in Colorado for years. Though the cornerstone of Anschutz's
Fortune was the oil company's father founded. He has diversified over the years in the railroads,
news media, and entertainment. His entertainment company, Entrets Entertainment Group, or AEG,
owns stadiums, sports teams, conservations, and properties like Coachella Valley Music and Arts
Festival. The Ogden Theater, which was scheduled to hold the Kuros Rally until it cancels contract
with the rally's organizers on Fridays, also owned by AEG. An email to the Kuros Campaign
Jennifer Robinson, AEG's regional director for special events said the company's leadership
was involved in the decision to cancel the rally. Holy fuck.
Due to significant pressure and concern from local community who have reached out to our
leadership, we have made decision to cancel hosting this event at the Ogden.
When I reached, Robinson by phone, she told me that she was not authorized to speak on
the matter and referred me to AG's corporate press officer at the company's Los Angeles
headquarters. The spokesperson for the company told me that the decision was prompted by
safety concerns due to threats made against piker a deviation from the
previous expert explanation of significant pressure being applied over
the booking
he did not answer the questions about what kind of pressure was applied and what
pertain to
or who applied it
that's crazy
and i don't believe that at all
what i do believe is it was uh... that's that's bullshit they never mentioned that
Though not owned by AEG, RealWorks and Tracks, the first venue to cancel contract with Kuro's
is financially entangled with Anshut's company. RealWorks and AEG are united in what's called
a promoter venue partnership, meaning that AEG books talent and provides box office services
for RealWorks.
The venue, formerly known as Xdo Event Center, rebranded in 2020 with the focus on becoming
a music venue, a vision that has been accommodated by Anshut's entertainment group AEG. While
the Ogden was initially open about the fact that AEG canceled the rally contract due to
individuals reaching out to company leadership before telling me a different reason.
Real works and tracks, which are not, which are cone and co-located were both scheduled
to play a role in the weekend's rally, took a less direct route, initially blaming their
withdrawal from the contract on an HVAC issue.
This is consistent with what they were saying, by the way, which we still think I still
think is bullshit, but they did say this initially.
I've got some bad news for both of us really. Stephen Hicks who wrote or works in event
productions for real works tracks number wrote an email to the Corose campaign last weekend.
Hicks said the space had a huge problem with their air conditioning system and would be
conducting repairs from Wednesday, June 10th and Wednesday, June 17th rendering the venue
unable to host a rally on Sunday. This project set to start being dealt with on Wednesday
and will take at least a week. With that, I regret to inform you that we can no longer
host your event on Sunday.
HVAC was working that weekend. We sent people and have videos of it. Yeah.
As the time of the publication, Hicks has not responded to my outreach when I spoke
to the AG representative about real works and tracks. They did not feel they had enough
information in front of them about the relationship between the companies to answer questions.
The last minute back out of a contract to host a rally was the Stanley Marketplace,
the mixed-use retail and dining space located in East Colfax neighborhood along the Denver,
Aurora border. Unlike the two other venues, the Stanley Marketplace, which is currently in the
process of changing hands, did not share the reasons for its cancellation with the campaign
and writing. I reached out to the company for clarification and to ask if they were pressured
to cancel the contract and have not received a response. By the time the rally on Sunday afternoon,
two things were clear. First, there had to be a concerted effort to stop the event from going
forward. And second, that that effort had failed. In intermittent rain and sun, hundreds of people
gathered at the West steps of the Colorado State Capitol to cheer for Medicare for All Housing
first policies in universal child care. Yeah, venues that have hosted Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
thought that me, Maylock Kuros, and numerous other wonderful progressive candidates were
bridged too far because Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is an elite. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is not a danger to
the interests of the elite. So regardless of whatever, there probably wasn't as much business owner
and landlord pressure applied against the venue for having Robert F. Kennedy Jr. there.
And even if there was, they could obviously cast it aside.
The success of the rally, though, is if secondary interest is a great length gone
in an attempt to kill it. That two-thirds of the venues who engaged in that attempt are owned by
otherwise reliant or, or by otherwise reliant on Phil Anschutz leaves little question as to who
was behind it. The billionaires don't just buy politicians. Kuros told me they own the place
people gather where voices are heard. They decided to get to platformer new dozen. Phil Anschutz and
the rest of the oligarchy thought their venues cancelling by the last minute would stop us.
She said, we showed up at the Capitol anyway, uh, because they don't own democracy. The fight is
on over and this movement is just getting started. Phil Anschutz says a decades long record of
to warn you as Colorado progresses, there's a reason to believe that he weighs the latest
battle in that long running war this weekend, and a reason to believe that he ultimately
lost that battle.
As a challenger facing off against the long-term incumbent, Kuros enters this most primary
election as the underdog with such frenzied efforts being employed against her campaign
at this late date, though, it's clear that many are afraid she won't stay the underdog
for long.
That's what it is.
I mean, it's not like a like a silver lining situation, okay. It's not a silver lining situation at all. It's just the truth.
Whatever their internal numbers look like on the Diane the Get campaign, they must be panicking.
Okay. They must be panicking.
Because very clear that I mean these are attempts made by desperate oppositional figures.
Okay, these are this is what you do when you feel the fear.
Because if Melakiro's campaign was utterly irrelevant, right, and wasn't making significant moves.
And we saw that that obviously is in the case, I mean, considering that she was able to still gather a crowd of 600 people in a moment's notice in a totally different location, it's clear to me that there is a lot of motion there.
And that, I suspect, also pairs up quite nicely with these kinds of initiatives coming from big business owners in Denver, Colorado.
Yeah, if she had zero shot at dying to get seat, none of these venues would have a problem
hosting her, okay? None of them. If she was simply an oppositional figure that would fizzle out and
wasn't representative of a broad movement that is growing in this country all around the nation
and certainly in Denver, Colorado, they would gladly take the money. They wouldn't just burn it.
For them, it seems worth it. It seems worthwhile to lose whatever amount of money that they're losing
with the hopes that they can offer some kind of hurdle to hopefully discourage people.
But I'm glad that I still, you know, got to interview these candidates. They're so awesome.
got the fundraise for them, and perhaps even more importantly,
I went to the canvasser after party, and I got to see all of you there.
All of you have been knocking on doors and spreading the good word, and trying to
trying to take the angst and the anger and the
and the anxieties that you feel about the future of America into something more productive.
You know, there are definitely people out there who are worth it. Okay,
mail-out is one of those people. So, yeah.
I didn't go because I was really tired after the rally and now I'm kicking myself.
As soon as you lose, but I'll come back. Don't worry. I'll come back.
I'm sure that meant a lot to those cameras. It's very dope for you to go to that. Yeah, of course.
So, you should say fucking and start smoking crack in stream. Use your newfound crackhead powers and
start a communist crack field revolution. Yeah, I think that's probably not the best. I'm gonna
be honest. I'm not gonna do that. I don't think. Yeah, I feel like that's not the best idea.
You know, I'm saying, I mean, it's, it's certainly didn't even work out that well for Hunter Biden, right?
And I don't have my, my father's not the president, right?
So he can't even fucking bail me out at all.
So I'm just not going to do the crackhead socialist revolution, communist revolution.
I don't think I'm capable of doing that.
So, yeah, where were we? Where were we? So, that's another story that I wanted to, you know, look into a little bit.
Speaking of which, speaking of like insurgencies and the terrifying nature of said insurgent candidates.
Collins Align Groups already booked $100 million worth of Platinum Attack Ads.
The GOP plans to spend over $300 million through the election day, nearly double their 2020
ad spend in Maine.
Bro, that is absolute insanity.
By the time 2028 rolls around, we're going to be dropping like 10 billion on campaigns,
on the presidential campaign, and Senate races are going to be a billion.
Money is so fake.
Money is so goddamn fake.
It's unbearable, dude.
I hate it.
I hate it so much.
What the fuck is happening, dude?
These wealthy people, these wealthy people are literally doing the exact same thing that
companies do, instead of when a labor force decides to unionize.
These guys at corporate will literally hire to the tune of tens of millions of dollars
an elite legal team to destroy the unionization effort instead of taking those tens of millions
of dollars in profit and giving it to the fucking workers.
they spend, actually in many instances, they spend far more money on the legal team to
disrupt the unionization efforts than what the union would be asking for in terms of
additional benefits, additional compensation.
For them, it's the threat, it's the threat of a victory that matters, okay?
For them, they don't want any kind of hope, they want to destroy hope.
If you open the door up to any kind of victory here inside of a workplace where there's any
initiative, unionization initiative that actually works, then all of a sudden other people are
going to do it.
Other workplaces are going to pop up and they're going to try to unionize and the same goes
for this election.
If you have an insurgent candidate, an insurgency candidacy that is running on an anti-Israel
ticket, running on a pro Medicare for all ticket, all of a sudden, all of these forces,
all of these forces get scared because if they win, then that means others will run
in the same way. And now you have a caucus, now you have an actual force that is fighting
a legislative battle
with tremendous amounts of power albeit
getting limited
as we move in the direction of the unitary executive theory
you now have a group of fairly powerful individuals
that have been elected to positions of power specifically to fight back against
corporate interests and that
is unacceptable
this is why
This is why I don't cast aside electoralism so easily
because I look at the forces,
I look at the most powerful forces in this country
and I look at what they spend their time and money on.
Okay?
If this shit didn't matter at all,
they wouldn't be spending billions on it.
They'd be like voting doesn't matter at all, right?
So a lot of you that have dove into that,
you know, spent countless hours reading theory,
understand the concept just as I do of bourgeois democracy.
And yet, you cannot comprehend a world where
there is real opportunity to make some changes, albeit
marginal. You might consider to be marginal, you might consider to be inconsequential,
but you never comprehend the importance of a megaphone that comes from an
electoral run
and also the importance of a
uh... a person that is a prominent part
of the legislative body that will fight or a coalition that you can build at
the legislative front
that could potentially move
uh... the the american political conversation
in a direction that is far more open-minded to socialism
okay
that is precisely the reason why i never shy away from
uh... exhausting all democratic avenues right and i don't tell you to stop
there. I don't tell you to fucking turn and burn. You're like, Oh, you voted, you're good. Get the
fuck out. I never, I will never cast that aside. Right?
There's so much more that needs to be done. But this is one fairly important avenue that we
should not be casting aside. Take advantage of every opportunity. Okay.
Okay. Take advantage of every opportunity. Take advantage of every route, including routes that you consider to be stupid and silly.
But also recognize if you can't see it on your own, if you can't see it on your own volition, then look to these unbelievably powerful forces and why they are so aggressively trying to thwart this movement.
Okay, I know it's really easy to just go on Twitter and be like, this guy is a sheepdog
for the neoliberal Zionist Democratic Party.
He just wants to take all this revolutionary potential of the masses and like feed it back
in the Democratic Party.
But like, there's a reason why they're not going after hammer and sickle Twitter users
and they're going after my bitch ass.
Okay, my Democratic Party sheepdog ass is getting ass fucked on a daily fucking basis by numerous
governments.
fuck do you think they're not coming after you? Why? Why is it my ass that's getting
fucking ganked? Why? I've been doing this shit for a decade and until recently until
I decided to become more active in this part in the electoral route a little bit and actually
put a couple fucking numbers on the leaderboard and nobody was gaping my ass and now it's
Why do you think that's the case?
Why are they not yelling at you?
You got the radical points?
You're posting about Yahya Senua all day?
Why are they not treating you in the same way?
I don't even got a problem with that posting, too.
And yet you yell at me?
Wake the fuck up!
Wake the fuck up!
up. Yeah, Michael from Pennsylvania is right. He says you and I are totally supported dirty
breaks when the conditions are in favor of it. You support the Green Party in the UK.
You support Mariana in Mexico. You support Unbowed LFI in France. We're perfectly willing
to do the dirty break if there's actual motion behind it. Exactly. We got to be serious sometimes,
man. Anyway, I'm preaching the choir. Obviously, many of you in here understand that, but there
There are still like these weirdos on the, on the edges that will fucking spend every
waking moment being like, I'm actually now basically the same as fucking near attendant.
I'm the same as like Maddie Glacias.
I'm the same as every other like neoliberal, uh, consultant class person who's going to
try to tackle this problem of a son piker in this community from the left.
And it's just so strange.
I don't understand it.
We need all the fucking allies we can get, okay?
Whether they are further to the right, it doesn't matter.
And there's plenty of figures who are further to my right that I work with, that I try to
build relationships with, because I see them as an important part of this fucking pipeline.
I don't just like immediately cast aside these allegiances because I have like significant
fucking disagreements with them, because that's just not how organizing works.
Some motherfuckers out here behave like the masses are ready, where there's
tremendous appetite for revolutionary politics.
There might be down the line, but it's certainly not because of what you're doing.
Yeah, I mean, there's people who have directly called me racist, right?
Like Connie Chen.
I have my person in the fight, Shoecott.
Hot take, people who think we're in a moment where a clean break is currently the strategy
or hypocrites.
You can't claim the system prevents itself from improving and believe that we can just
flip a switch to make it better.
Yeah.
I have my guy Shoecott in that San Francisco race. He lost. He was in third place, right?
Connie Chan called me anti-Asian races. She made it to the runoffs. I said, Hey, far better
offer, far better option than, uh, than, than Scott Weiner, who was basically spent the
last decade glazing Israel, only to then on a dime flip around and realize he has an election
that he has to win. So we cast the fucking be like, oh yeah, I actually don't fuck with
Israel at all. Are you kidding me? Are you kidding me? She called me a raise. I don't
give a shit. I'm like, I'm still, you know, I'm pro Connie Chen and short cut is two,
But there's still so many on the skit, so left front that I find to be strange, like
the way they talk about Shoka still, oh my God, speaking of which Shoka obviously paid
a lot of money for his canvassers, right?
For his operation.
It didn't work.
But here's what he did.
He took it until July that, because he has these contracts, right?
And he decided that he would get his canvassers to go and work for Connie Chan.
They also did a sit down where he endorsed her.
And there are still motherfuckers out here in San Francisco talking about, you know,
this is, he fucking sucks.
I hate him.
And it's just like, dude, shut the fuck up.
Okay.
Please just shut the fuck up.
Stop being a baby.
Stop.
Like, obviously Shoika understands the moment and its seriousness and what it requires.
You don't.
Please just stop being fucking annoying. It's not going to it's not going to change anything
It's not gonna make me shy away from my fucking support
against Scott Weiner and
It's probably not going to stop shory cow from supporting Connie against Weiner as well
But you guys are just fucking insane dude like how do you not realize that you're not a normal person at all?
Your brain is fucking fried. I understand how devastating it must be
I understand how devastating it must be to organize through everything in one of the
hearts of capital in this country against the tech fascism that was growing that you
saw that you experienced, right?
And then you had a bunch of candidates lined up and then they got destroyed due to these
powerful forces.
Okay?
And you attribute Shoikot to that.
I say it's fucking stupid, regardless of what his, uh, regardless of what his initial, um,
I don't know, hold on, Jesus Christ, regardless of, uh, regardless of how you feel personally
in my show, kind of like, just shut the fuck up, okay, please.
Like I said, they hate him.
Like he donated 10 million to that race, but it was just 10 K San Francisco leftists
are so psychotic. Yeah, I just don't understand where these guys' priorities are.
Hey, Connie. Hey, Sycon, how are you? I'm good. First off, you ran a great race. Congratulations.
Thank you. You did too. You know, I know we had our differences in the primary, and that's
all right. That's how democracy works. But I think you and I agree on the most important
issue right now, which is that if we actually want to create a society that works for working
we have to break the stranglehold of corporate money in Washington.
Not only we have to break that stronghold, the corporate stronghold,
but we also need to make sure we have progressive taxation
that billionaires and their corporation pay their fair share.
Yeah, you know, that's why I'm really proud to endorse you in this race
because you are the only candidate now who doesn't take any corporate money.
You support a wealth tax on the ultra-rich,
and you've been really clear that you're going to stop sending endless bombs abroad,
spending billions on wars and on genocide,
instead invest that back home here in housing, healthcare, and education.
Absolutely. We look forward to working together to make sure we stop Donald Trump's $1.5 trillion
on war and making sure that money, we bring that back and to invest in healthcare and public
education. We're not going to take your endorsement and the people that have supported you and been
behind you for granted. Does it take APAC money? No. APAC, through subsidiaries, in a last-ditch
effort dumped like $400,000 into her race. Okay. Like that's it. It was the last second,
it was the last second dumping. And I explained it at the time to you in the same exact way
that Bushra in the cat, Abu Ghazalic race got a last second money bomb from an APAC
subsidiary. These guys, APEC and the pro-Israel lobby are unbelievably sinister in the way
that they operate, in the way that they move. They don't move like other lobbies do, because
they recognize that their cause is very unpopular, okay?
And I explain it to you that Connie Chen, I believe, is not as radical as Shroikad is
on the issue of Palestine, on the issue of Israel, but it doesn't matter, like it wasn't,
they weren't, they thought that she would be a preferable candidate to Shoycott, but
their person in this race has always been Scott Weiner, okay?
We're gonna still make sure that we will do the work and earn their votes.
So I really appreciate you.
Thank you so much.
Well, I appreciate that.
So we are here at Joe's ice cream.
So first off, we gotta get some lunch.
We gotta get some ice cream.
So what's your favorite flavor?
Vanilla.
Vanilla will be my favorite flavor.
Well, you know, I love vanilla too,
but it is Pride Month,
so we gotta put some rainbow sprinkles on that.
What do you say?
Anyway, I mean, look, the thing is,
the thing is like, she's,
like, I mean, she's just an inoffensive,
somewhat progressive candidate, okay?
And I think it's gonna be tough for her
defeat Scott Wiener regardless because San Francisco politics is fucked. It's unbelievably
fucked but yeah vanilla is apt though.
Well ice cream would you a pig bro chocolate chip cookie dough is not even a question the
What the fuck are we talking about? You know this already. Chocolate chip cookie dough all day, every day.
Also the combo will be NIMBY vs YIMBY now instead of ISRAEL PASSLINE if SHOIKA had won.
Oh my god, I don't even want to get into the fucking MVP shit. I I'm not look I'll if Connie Chan
Wants my support. I'm perfectly willing to give it to her
I don't think she will
But outside of that, I mean, I'm obviously still in favor of her winning over Scott Wiener. I definitely 100%
I will say though. I think San Francisco is so fucking lost
I think San Francisco is completely cooked because liberals, like the most woke San
Francisco liberals are still like, you know, barely out of touch.
I mean they voted for Nancy Pelosi, excitedly.
Anyway, I remember one of the big explanations for Gideon's loss was that she ran so many ads and got so much national money that it fucked up her branding.
Collins is far more credibility, but there could be a cost here if she overdosed things.
Yeah, I think so. I think it's going to annoy people.
My boyfriend's brother is an Adam and Scott Wiener supporter.
Yeah.
I don't even understand how one arises that position, but anyway, yeah, it makes sense.
This is, this is San Francisco liberal liberal liberal liberal liberal liberal liberal liberal
Happy fun, la la la, human smuggling, fit no desk, forced government euthanasia, la-ch-ch-ch-chopping at children's unibals, la-
That's San Francisco liberalism in a nutshell.
Um, and I do feel like the, uh, the tech, the neo-fascist tech overlords have so sufficiently and so thoroughly dismantled the left mo- mobilization
that the people that are still actively on board with obvious exceptions there
are some wonderful people in DSA San Francisco for the record I'm not saying
anything like that but some people's brains have just fucking some people's
brains have been fried okay
Is there anyone on the West Coast? Let's be real. I mean, if there's going to be any
left mobilization in California, it's going to be in San Francisco. It's a much easier
to organize city. And unfortunately, they've thoroughly dismantled the tip of the spear
in san francisco as well
anyway
Um, there's a New York Times article about Israelis crying.
We'll get to that in a second.
All right.
So we did that with the shortcut thing.
I also hit Randy.
I hope that although Zoran was the first in New York City, by the end of these midterms
Zoran will seem unremarkable because by then we will have elected so many
brilliant fighters into legislative offices throughout the New York City and
the state. Thanks for your vote after your food coma in New York City was cool
meeting you. I know that food coma was serious. You're welcome, Jenny. Of course.
Anyway, so, yeah, Randy finds that some partners are saying the quiet part out loud. Jihadi,
Mum Donnie is just the beginning. Democrats want to fully transform America into a communist China.
It starts in Mum Donnie and ends with bread lines and mass famines. We can't let them do this to
America, which I quoted and said, Randy, a family will probably benefit you. Let's be real fucking got him.
Yeah, pure Islamophobia, classic Randy fine. I do find it funny that the RNC is like
like actively logging all this shit.
R&C is now A-logging me.
Uh-huh.
Brandy finds a bread line every day going into his mouth.
Fucking god.
Okay.
Yeah, quiet piggy is the only thing he needs to hear.
But we'll get to the, we'll get to the Malding, the Israeli Malding, the hog watch.
But this let's talk about the ceasefire a real will-day-won't-they situation
I'm also gonna have Jeremy scale at 1 p.m. Pacific in 13 minutes on to talk
about the the ceasefire processing great detail this morning after weeks of
uncertainty President Trump is touting this long-sought 60-day ceasefire
agreement announcing on social media that the deal with the Islamic Republic of
Iran is now complete. Iran confirming the deal, the Strait of Hormuz should open once the
deal is signed in Geneva on Friday. But no text of this framework was released.
This is a membrane of understanding. A lot of these details are going to be worked out
as we go forward into the next round of negotiation.
But in addition to reopening of the Strait, this initial agreement, according to a senior
Administration official leads to the dismantling of the Iranian nuclear program, leads to the
United States destroying and removing enriched uranium from Iran, calls for inspections to
ensure a long-term commitment, and that its long-term enforceable and Iran gets rewarded
economically only if they meet the obligations under the deal.
Wendy Sherman was one of the negotiators for President Obama's nuclear deal, the JCPOA
President Trump throughout in 2018.
President Trump says this is the-
I liked that they're finally coming to the, listen, I liked that they're finally coming
to terms with something I've been saying literally before this war even started, that the JCPOA
was good, all things considered, and that Donald Trump ripping it apart at the behest
of Israel in his first term was unbelievably stupid.
I kept repeatedly saying like, why are Democrats not making a bigger fuss about this if you remember?
And finally, now that there is a deal that's imminent, seemingly according to Donald Trump,
if he can't restrain Israel, there probably will be no deal. Let's be real. But now that that has
happened, Democrats are finally, they finally figured it out. Now they could talk about the JCPOA
and be like, well, remember when we had a much better alternative to what Donald Trump did,
which is like burning hundreds of billions of dollars.
You know, having a bunch of defense contractors die in the process,
having a bunch of activity service members die in the process,
at the behest of Israel, and killing a bunch of Iranis,
which they don't ever bring up, obviously, because they don't give a shit about that.
But, and, and destroying the global energy markets.
exact opposite of the JCPOA do you see it that way no I think that this probably will
turn out somewhat similar we're in a very different place however because we did not
have virtually a thousand pounds of 60% highly enriched uranium which is quite concerning
nor all of the other problems.
The JCPOA took 20 months to negotiate.
The Trump team hopes the deal will be complete in 60 days.
But even the preliminary agreement almost didn't happen
after a day of violence here in the Middle East
that could have scuttled the deal
when Israel struck Iran back,
Hezbollah targets in Beirut.
Prompting outrage from President Trump and Iran.
Yeah, you have to remember Chuck Schumer was against the JCPOA. So at the time he was actively
against it. He supported Benjamin Inial coming to the United States of America and delivering
his speech in front of Congress. So just to put things into a different kind of consideration
for you, this should help you understand what Chuck Schumer says going forward and why he
He wasn't as aggressively championing Obama's previous JCPOA when Donald Trump decided to
throw a rip it apart or even when Donald Trump decided to go to war with Iran at the behest
of Israel.
Like there was very little pushback from the National Democratic Party.
Let's be real.
Jewish Dems not supportive of Trump's negotiated MOU with Iran.
The Jewish Democratic Council of America calls it at best just a statement of intention lacking
details and it was an admission of defeat by the United States.
mean that is the case. So just remember that. Remember who chirps here, okay? Remember who
yells at this moment. A lot of Democrats are going to show exactly where their principles are.
A lot of Democrats and a lot of Republicans are going to show you exactly who they are
and exactly what they care about. This is another great opportunity to see exactly
would just like pulling out the rug and seeing who's scuttling about, okay?
People that will get frustrated by this, instead of saying like, look,
obviously this was a failure by the Trump administration. However,
any movement in the direction of peace is a good thing. Anyone who doesn't say that,
anyone who actually opposes this memorandum of understanding or opposes the ceasefire,
there is very clearly Israel first because there's only one group of people in the entire
planet right now that is not not not experiencing a moment of respite a sigh of relief.
Now that the seemingly there is some stability some movement in the appropriate direction
And that is Israel.
Okay, that's it. It's the defenders of Israel.
No, it's not Jews. You're fucking idiot. Jesus Christ.
There are plenty of Jews, including many Jews in this community, all the Jews in this community that are obviously in favor of a fucking ceasefire, dumbass.
No.
As has your announced the change from yesterday at all when we first heard about it. No, it has not
Uh, and i'll tell you why because the same spoiler party is still israel. It it's entirely dependent on
What the fuck i am not sighing relief i want iran to have a nuke this makes it impossible
Okay, well sad day for the iran nuclear proliferation defenders, but
And raising doubts the deal could get over the finish line.
Former Israeli senior military intelligence officer Abner Villan telling us that it was
doubtful Prime Minister Netanyahu would support the deal.
I think Prime Minister Netanyahu would think it's a bad deal because it gives Iran a lifeline
of financial aid, financial support, where what Iran really needs is more pressure.
Israel's defense minister Katz says Israel will not withdraw from southern Lebanon and
that Israeli defense forces will remain without any time limit.
And this morning Israel's National Security Minister making it even clear, saying on social
media that Israel is not bound by the U.S.-Iran agreement, which he said does not ensure Israel
security, so these are going to be very difficult negotiations indeed, Robin.
They certainly will, Martha. Thank you for reporting on that.
Everybody at the summit will be wondering where is this deal on the continuum from an extension
of a ceasefire to a permanent settlement. They're all very familiar with Donald Trump's
bombast. They're wondering how close it is, how much it really improves if at all on the
original deal that President Obama led in 2015 with Iran and which Donald Trump ripped up.
And they will be, as they have shown themselves, these other leaders of the G7, very willing
to praise Donald Trump, very willing, no doubt, in the case of Britain tomorrow.
I'd expect to hear Kirstam and say we stand ready to help with sweeping mines out of the
strait of al-Muzan, the rest of it, but everybody's scratching their heads about the details.
all these other leaders, to varying degrees, but pretty much all the others, would like
the focus to be somewhere else. This is not a war that most of them wanted, and they would
like the focus to be on Ukraine. President Macron in the chair will be trying to pull
the focus across to Ukraine tomorrow. I'd expect to hear a bit more about some sanctions
that are being applied to Russia from different countries and the rest of it. But these summits
are increasingly becoming a search for a common ground that seems to shrink in front
of our eyes. And you get a sense of that, that whole search bleeds into, that problem
bleeds into the logistics of these summits. President Macron, like other hosts, is worried
that President Trump might leave early. He's left two G7s early. So he dangled the carrot
of a dinner in Versailles at the end, just to make sure that he stays till the end. This
is a summit, by the way, that is happening a day later than planned because President
Trump wanted to watch Cage fighting on the White House lawn. So everybody making adaptations
around the president and one of those people will be Keir Starmer. We don't need to repeat
what quicksand he is on at home in domestic politics, but he's got a bit of quicksand
here. He hasn't seen President Trump face to face since he really annoyed him by not
backing him on Iran and allowing British spaces to be used for offensive attacks on Iran.
now added to that he has a whole disagreement about social media.
Thanks Gary, Gary Gibbon there in Evian. Well before he took off for the G7 in the early
hours the US president was as Gary said hosting a very different kind of event celebrating
his 80th and America's 250th birthday with an ultimate fighting championship on the White
House lawn. Harry Fawcett reports.
Obviously we'll be talking about this as well, but, um, dude, it is fucking nutty.
Um,
all circus, no bread were cooked. Yeah. Uh, they're,
they're missing a fundamental point of the bread and circuses. But anyway, Jeremy Scales
here on the call. So I'm going to, I'm actually going to join him right now. And hold on. And
we're going to be talking about the, where the heck is it? There it is. Okay. Here it is. We're
going to be talking about the situation, the MOU, the Memorandum of Understanding, and where we're at.
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dropsitenews.com slash Hassan. Okay, so I'm gonna do as always a little bit of
where is it a little bit of of moving around maneuvering here and try to put you on camera
and change your name and title and stuff. But okay, boom, it worked out. Okay, I did it. I was
was able to do it. All right. There you are. And it says,
Jake Wooger and Anna Kasparian under your name, which I will be changing in a brief
moment. But Jeremy, wonderful to have you on. As always, phenomenal work so far. I heard
you on your old stomping grounds earlier in the morning at Democracy Now, talking about
what you're going to be talking about right now, the Memorandum of Understanding, or rather
a Memorandum of Understanding to sign the Memorandum of Understanding, which will unlock a 60-day ceasefire period
between Iran, the United States of America, and maybe
with Israel as well. There's a lot of naysayers.
I'm very critical of this deal, but I wanted to hear your perspective as someone who is, as a brilliant investigative reporter,
goes and talks to the people on the other side.
So,
Let's begin.
I'll just back up a little bit.
Last night I was in touch with an Iranian source and was asking what the response was
going to look like to the fact that the Israelis had bombed Dahya, the southern suburb of Beirut,
and the Iranians had said some weeks ago and then they followed through on it that if Netanyahu
and the Israelis started attacking Beirut, that Iran was going to respond.
And it was a significant turning point in this process because the Israelis had consistently
violated the terms of the April agreement that JD Vance brokered in Islamabad with
the Iranians.
The Lebanon was supposed to have a ceasefire as part of the original agreement that the
the Trump administration made with the Iranians
that was meant to then open up the space
to negotiate a deal that then started to be referred to
as an initial memorandum of understanding.
And then Trump and Netanyahu tried to carve out
this alternative path where they started working
with the president of Lebanon, Joseph Aoun,
and they created their own kind of fraudulent,
so-called peace process.
The stated intent of it from the Israeli and American side
to try to enlist the Lebanese government as their kind of domestic troops against Hezbollah.
And in fact, the president of Lebanon two weeks ago, or a little bit less than two weeks
ago, actually issued a public statement when the Iranians were demanding that the ceasefire
apply to Lebanon, basically telling the Iranians to stay out of Lebanon's business, which
then got him criticized by a lot of people within Lebanon itself.
And so the Iranians had stopped short of taking military action against those ceasefire violations,
even though they felt that they would have been justified.
But then when Netanyahu started pushing his forces, Israel's forces north of the Lattani
River, occupying more swaths of Lebanese land, killing more Lebanese civilians, and then
threatening to bomb Beirut, the Iranians said, if you do that, we're going to come in and
respond to that.
And that happened.
And I think that took a lot of people by surprise because this was a rather extraordinary moment
in the middle of these high stakes negotiations with the Americans.
The Iranians struck back against Israel, not for bombing Iran, but for bombing Lebanon.
And I think for a lot of people that was sending a message that Iran really meant it when they
said that this was a red line.
And so Trump also had said this wasn't going to happen again.
So when it did happen yesterday, the Iranians were saying, again, we're going to respond.
And I was about to go with a story based on what I was hearing from Iranian officials
that they were going to strike.
At one point I was told it was going to, the strikes were going to begin within one hour.
And so as I was preparing that post, I was going back and I was saying, you know, so
you're, you're certain that this is happening.
Yes, we're certain that this is happening.
And then I got a message, wait, hold up a second, something has happened.
I turn on Jazeera and I see Donald Trump is saying, oh, there's, you know, there's going
to be an imminent deal. And then while I'm talking with the Iranian official, the Pakistani
Prime Minister hosts on Twitter that the two sides have agreed to this deal. Now, what
I heard immediately after that was that it was a unilateral announcement. And so the
Iranians, by the way, there were Qatari officials in Tehran at this moment. One of the background
One story here is that Qatar really took over the prime position of mediator behind the
scenes in part because the Pakistanis were really unable to kind of seal the deal.
I mean, that's a real thing.
And Qatar has a complicated relationship with Trump.
There's financial interwoven interests with Jared Kushner.
There was the long history with the Gaza deal.
And so the Qataris have really been the closers of this.
And the Iranians speak in a much more respectful, it's not that they're disrespecting the Pakistanis,
but they speak in a more serious way about the Qataris and felt that they were better
assessors of what Trump was actually willing to do and what he wasn't willing to do.
And so once that announcement was made, there was a flurry of discussions with the mediators
and they were all begging Iran not to strike Israel.
the Iranians, I'm told, then said, OK, there's a couple of outstanding issues here that were
not resolved before you guys made this announcement.
So if you want this thing to stick, you're going to have to meet us where we've stated.
So the Iranian narrative on this, and again, we haven't seen the text of this memorandum
of understanding.
And it could actually crumble because of that, because Trump is saying one thing, he's saying
it has certain conditions in it.
The Iranians are saying something different.
But what I understand is that the Iranians did feel that they got concessions that they
wouldn't have gotten had Netanyahu not done that strike, and the Iranians not decided
to say, okay, we're not going to retaliate against them right now.
The Iranian narrative on this is that they got Trump to agree to a much swifter lifting
of the military blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, that they were able to get Trump to
to agree to some sort of conditions on financial aspect of this.
Again, we haven't seen the text yet.
So, and it's hard, you know, there's different interests also.
It would, when you talk about Iranian media,
it's not a monolith.
You have different media outlets that are close
to different entities within Iran.
And in fact, at one point,
the state broadcaster of Iran today, Erib,
actually posted on Twitter,
there were only two state news agencies in Iran
because they were kind of clarifying
there was a lot of misinformation where people were saying state-affiliated news agency about news
agencies that aren't. But what we understand is that the Iranians felt that they had gotten
substantial enough concessions that they didn't go forward then with striking Israel.
There are conflicting reports, and this is really to put a fine point on it. I believe that Lebanon
is going to be the key to whether or not any actual short-term or medium-term deal happens,
because Netanyahu and his defense minister both came out today and said we're remaining
entrenched where we are inside of Lebanon and that Trump is making a deal with Iran,
but we're our own entity and we have a right to set our own policy. So they're saying they're not
going to withdraw. Some Iranian sources have indicated that Trump said he would get the Israelis
to withdraw. Other Iranian sources that I think are actually more likely giving a realistic assessment
is that there's some language about the sovereignty and unity of Lebanon, and some provision that
states that Iran has a right to self-defense. And the Iranians, I think, would define violating
the ceasefire, continuing to attack Lebanon under that umbrella. So that's a point that could raise
some contention. But clearly, the Israelis want to try to sabotage this before it even gets going.
I would say in the big picture Hassan that you know Trump made some massive
Compitulations here. I don't think there's any way to slay other other way to slice it
Yeah, he's sitting there in France with Macron, you know a short time before you and I started talking and
He's saying the most important thing is Iran is saying that they're not gonna have a nuclear weapon
Well, not only has that been policy of Iran for a couple of decades
Yeah, but if you go back and read the preamble to the 2015 JCPOA the Iran nuclear deal negotiated under Obama
In the preamble to that agreement
Iran says the exact same thing that Trump is celebrating as a victory right now
Which is that Iran agrees not just to not develop a nuclear weapon, but to pursue or acquire one in any form
That was already in the deal
Trump is saying oh and the Strait of Hormuz is going to be opened and look at how oil is coming back down and you know
It's going to take some days, but we're going to get that straight opened up.
Well, the Strait of Hormuz was open before this thing happened.
The other thing, and I think perhaps most significant in terms of the capitulation
narrative, is that if you go back and look at what the Iranians were telling me and
other journalists, and at times what they were even saying publicly before the war
started, Iran was entering those negotiations with the Trump's golf buddies.
I started saying that the Iranians sent people with PhDs to the negotiations, and Trump
sends people with last week's golf scores to the negotiations. But the Iranians were
there willing to put a lot of things on the table. And right now, what's not being discussed
is Iran's ballistic missile program. Right now, the Iranians are saying that they're
open to a dilution of the highly enriched uranium that is above 60%, but that it's going to
happen within Iran, and Trump himself has now started indicating that that's what he
is willing to accept.
But to be clear, the nuclear issue has nothing to do with this first memorandum of understanding.
The memorandum of understanding covers the Strait of Hormuz, a cessation of the hostilities,
and then an initial unlocking of frozen Iranian assets.
Trump and JD Vance have kind of shifted how they talk about this now.
I had been told two or three days ago by an Iranian official that it was unlikely that
Trump was going to announce or publicly own any unfreezing of assets at the front end
of the steal because he has been bashing Obama for it.
Yeah.
JD Vance today indicated that there may be some, you know, some of that happening.
Without question, money is going to Iran if it hasn't already.
Well, it has, right?
The question is, how's it going to be spun?
We already know that.
There are these reports about the Emiratis.
Yeah.
That's what I was referring to, $3 billion to some total of, I believe $20 billion has
been reported and the $3 billion has already actually flown into Iran directly from the
UAE is the initial reporting on this.
The Emiratis are denying this and it may or may not be true that it's $3 billion or that
it's the Emiratis, but I don't have any doubt that billions of dollars are going to be going
to Iran as a result of this agreement, and I suspect that some already started flowing
to them even before this.
So the Iranians would also point to any shift that we see in that posture as a result of
last night's kind of 11th hour decision not to strike Israel.
So the Iranian narrative is that they were able to get more concessions out of Trump.
On the bigger picture though, and in some ways this is more important, I mentioned Lebanon,
What I'm hearing from Iran is they don't have any faith that this is going to result in
an actual long-term deal.
I do think they genuinely would like to make a deal.
I think Iran wants comprehensive sanctions relief.
That would be the big prize of any nuclear negotiation with the United States.
They just simply don't trust Donald Trump, and they certainly don't trust Netanyahu.
What they're saying is, in the medium term, we assess that Trump and Netanyahu are going
to try to decouple Iran and Hezbollah, the Lebanese resistance. And the Iranian and Hezbollah
strategy is we're going to try to decouple Israel from the United States in terms of
the next front of this war. Israel, without a doubt, is going to intensify its covert
actions inside of Iran. Israel is going to try to destabilize the Iranian state. Israel
wants to recreate a more intense, larger-scale version of the violent episodes that we saw
in January of 2026.
There's no question about that.
But right now, there's internal debate within Iran.
Some fairly prominent political forces in Iran
were very much against this deal.
There were protests against the Basarachi,
the foreign minister, against Mohamed Ghalibov,
the Speaker of the Parliament and the lead negotiator,
at times even calling in quite violent ways for them
to be removed from the process.
But in general, Iran, I believe, is a nation of institutions and structure, and I don't
believe that the Iranians would go forward with this deal unless there was buy-in and
approval at the highest levels of political, military, and religious power in the country.
Yeah.
So, one of the questions I have, and I think this is a question on everybody's minds, is
What kind of assurances could America have possibly given to Iran?
And whether or not Iran basically took the additional concessions that Trump may have
made in the last hour, opening up the Strait of Hormuz and removing the blockade that the
Americans had in the Strait of Hormuz, not over the course of 30 days, but instantly
as Trump seemingly has been on board with now, and potentially the unfreezing of billions
of dollars of assets.
Is this basically a bribe for Iran to release their conditions on Lebanon?
Or is this a real commitment from Donald Trump that he will restrain Israel?
Because as you and I have discussed in the past as well, that is the primary focus for
long-term stability for Iran.
Obviously, sanctions relief is the most consequential one for the Iranian economy to no longer suffer.
And that volatility is what actually aids Israel's campaigns inside of Iran to foment
some kind of counter-revolution, to foment some kind of instability, and whip up the
masses into taking arms against the state potentially. But outside of that, I think that
Iran understands that this is an existential crisis, and therefore their primary focus here
is to get America to restrain Israel. Like it's not necessarily from my
estimations, and I might be wrong on this. There are people who obviously care about Gaza
inside of Iran, inside of the Iranian leadership. There are obviously people who care about the
Lebanese population there as well. But their calculation almost seems very pragmatic where
they're looking at if this is a game of proxies and there are different players involved, then
they cannot allow Israel to continue behaving in this belligerent manner.
Their entire ballistic munitions program is dedicated to ensuring that Israel cannot
encroach on other countries in the ways that it has. So the best possible way to restrain Israel is
by going to the United States of America and demanding this. Do you feel like they've,
like, what is your read on this? Has America given anything to Iran that shows that this is
a real restraint upon Israel is going to happen here because Israel is still continuously saying
they're going to continue pummeling Lebanon? As we speak right now, there is an interesting
track of leverage that the Iranians remain firmly in control of. And that is that
When they successfully broke the negotiations into two parts, remember, Trump at the beginning
was demanding that he was saying that the American military is going to go into Iran
and retrieve the nuclear dust. He was saying it has to be a total surrender. He wanted all of
this stuff to be part of whatever deal was going to be signed that had to do with the
nuclear issue, that had to do with ballistic missile range, that had to do with support for
for regional allies of Iran, none of that stuff
is in this first part of the deal with any substance.
So the, and this was an Iranian plan.
The Iranians were the ones that said these,
this needs to be divided into two.
The answer to your question in the short term right now,
looking at this MOU, Hassan, is that the Iranians
do not want the ability of the United States
to pull back any of its commitments.
And so they are making the phased process,
the kind of sequencing of this,
such that if the United States doesn't fulfill
its obligations, it doesn't release Iranian funds.
Netanyahu then resumes a large-scale attack on Beirut.
The United States keeps military assets in the region.
The United States continues some form of a military blockade
or they engage in some chicanery in the Strait of Hormuz.
The Iranian position is that we can counteract that and we can stop the process there.
That may be overstating Iran's ability because Iran has to take into account its relationship
with other countries.
And the fact that the situation in the Strait of Hormuz is also damaging the economy, the
agricultural sector, the basic livelihood of many countries around the world that are
friends of Iran.
So the stakes for Iran of resuming this after we open the thing up, after things start to
get normalized, would be high and the narrative would be slightly different.
But Iran has built this in.
That's not something that existed in the JCPOA.
Iran had very limited ability to fight back against U.S. breaking of commitments.
So what I'm told by Iranians is we built this in a structured way so that we have an ability
to enforce the agreement, not just the American side.
Once you get into the issue, and by the way, one of Iran's biggest problems right now is
liquidity.
Iran doesn't have cash, and it's not that Iran doesn't have resources or that Iran
hasn't created a war economy, it has, but the cash flow situation is real, which is
part of why they want the assets to be unfrozen at the front of this, why they want to be
able to have some of these oil sanctions lifted at the front end, which I'm told the Iranians
are getting out of Trump right now.
But as we move then into that next phase, the Iranians now have to start asking what
leverage do we have as Trump starts focusing on the highly enriched uranium.
The fear, I think, would be that the thing stretches on Netanyahu starts getting away
with it.
Trump comes up with some new concocted narrative about it.
And the Iranians then have to say, are we willing to now resume bombing Israel because
of what they're doing in Lebanon?
Are we willing to reimpose a kind of shutdown of the Strait of Hormuz or the attempt to
limit any ships that are in any way affiliated with the United States or its allies.
I don't think Iran's Arab neighbors want this thing to resume.
The big story of this later is going to be, this has really transformed that region in
a way that I don't think the neocons envisioned.
I think the tone is shifting quite dramatically against Israel and the concern of the Iranians
that were really critical of this deal was that Iran has never had and may never again
have more leverage than it has right now. And they feel that this is still not enough protection
to make a comprehensive deal, particularly with an erratic liar like Donald Trump.
Yeah. That's why I was bringing up because I feel like there's gammies on both sides,
right? For the American side, I think unfreezing of assets, especially through a more opaque
funding structure, like by way of regional partners, is probably the easiest concession
that the Americans can offer to the Iranians.
And then on the Iranian side, given that they already made prior concessions on the nuclear
program, that has always felt like, to me, the gimme on the Iranian side for the Americans
to make the Americans look like they're actually winning something here, despite the unfathomable
amount of leverage that they've been able to fight for and successfully win in this process.
You've talked about this. I think it's actually worth talking a little bit about it.
So I asked Iranian officials about this, and I was saying earlier today on Amy's show that
the answer on the Gaza question is not, I haven't found it a satisfying answer. I understand the
logic of the Iranians, but I basically said, you know, why aren't you making a bigger focus on Gaza?
You know, Israel, here's a here's a statistic that's worth repeating.
Israel has killed more Palestinians since the October 25 2025 ceasefire has killed more
Palestinians since that ceasefire was signed than Hamas and the other resistance groups killed
Israeli civilians on October 7th. Yeah. Just in this period since the ceasefire. Yeah. The Israelis are violating every single day, every component of the ceasefire. Yeah. And so, you know, when we say to, you know, the Iranians at one point did start saying, you know, all regional actors, including Syria as well, right? They were demanding. Yeah. Yeah.
You know, and Iraq in particular, so but the Iranian answer on this is that is twofold one is there already is a process that the Palestinian leadership has agreed to participate in these negotiations with this so-called board of peace.
There is a United Nations Security Council resolution.
The Palestinian delegation, as we speak, remains in Cairo, where it just delivered a response
to a proposal on how to move forward addressing Israel's violations of phase one of the ceasefire
deal and they're demanding that Hamas disarm, and there's a whole process.
So they're saying the Palestinians have this process.
And by the way, Iran is in touch with the Palestinian leadership.
There was a call between Abbas Al-Rachi and Khalil Al-Hayah, the lead negotiator for
Hamas recently, you know, Hamas has a representative to Iran, they, it's, they, there are warm,
as they would say, brotherly relations between the two.
But Hamas never has had the type of relationship with Iran that has beladded.
This is a media concocted story.
The idea that Iran was the sort of mastermind behind October 7th is, is pure lies.
It's complete and total lie.
The Palestinians are a national liberation movement, and they are overwhelmingly funded
and fueled by their own ingenuity and an assortment of their allies.
It's not that Iran isn't an ally of the Palestinian resistance.
Of course it is.
But Hasbullah and Iran have a much deeper partnership that Hassan Nasrallah himself openly spoke
about, that the Iranians openly speak about.
It was Hezbollah that decided to join the front when the United States and Israel attacked
Iran on February 28th, a couple of days later, Hezbollah fully joined the front.
Hamas has not fired a single rocket at Israel since the ceasefire.
So what the Iranians are saying is the conditions are different, and what they'll say in their
defense, and they don't take a defensive tone, they're saying that on a strategic level,
view is if they don't defend the Lebanese front, that if they don't prevent the Israelis
from running the deck, that this is going to have a catastrophic impact on the Palestinians.
Because the only real force that stood up after October 7th alongside the Palestinians
was Hezbollah.
This is their closest ally directly next to them.
So Iran's argument would be if we lose this, and if we somehow were to abandon Hezbollah,
It would also be an abandonment of the Palestinians.
And we're trying to approach this in a strategic way, but we have not forgotten about Gaza.
That's their position.
And there's also, from what I understand, I mean, the talks are going to continue.
And I assume that the cessation of hostilities in numerous theaters is going to expand as
the talks expand as well, just as when they look at the fine print of, like, the denuclearization
uh... decided things
in the sixty-day uh... ceasefire period if they signed the m o u without
uh... israel uh... trying to ruin it in some meaningful way
uh... i i suspect that there will be more talks that we further talks about
like what israeli restraint looks like
uh... that later down the line do you do you agree with that
you know i look we have to look i think also at the israeli elections and you
You look at what passes as the left in establishment Israeli politics.
Yeah, the left is real.
I'm talking about though, even at the level of like political opposition parties running
against Netanyahu, whether it's Lapid or Gantz or others, the rhetoric about Netanyahu
is that like he didn't go far enough, that it was a failure.
that he's lost against Hezbollah, that they're still killing our soldiers, that they lost
against Hamas.
They're still refusing to disarm, and they still control 30% or 40% of Gaza, that the
Iranian state is still intact, to the point where right before you and I came on the air,
Netanyahu was giving this speech, and he's saying, oh, we're going to remain in our positions
inside of Lebanon.
And then he says, we never said that our goal was to overthrow the Iranian government.
It was to destabilize it and create the conditions so that the Iranian people could rise up,
and we still maintain that track.
But I bring this up because this is going to be an election issue, and Netanyahu said
he is seeking the office again, that he is running again.
And so I think that the motivation and the desire for the Israelis to keep this war,
or even escalate it in Lebanon, is very much on the table.
And I think we're going to see in very real terms how far Trump actually would be willing
to go.
The Israelis are arguing that maybe a conflict with the United States on this level is necessary,
that we need to assert our right to continue doing that.
What the access of resistance forces have said over and over is, let's see what Israel
does when it's on its own, when it doesn't have the United States constantly backing
it up and trying to make excuses for it, not to mention arming it to the teeth.
My suspicion is Trump's not going to do anything.
That Trump's going to try to come up with some fake justification for it or call for
or come or go to Barak Ravid and say, I said the F word 20 times to Netanyahu on a call.
But it's going to come into conflict with Trump's deal.
And unfortunately, you and I talked about this, I don't know, like a year ago, a year
and a half ago about the Gaza situation.
The only thing that potentially gets Trump to do anything toward Israel is when it starts
to affect the Trump family business or Trump's ego.
And so I'm very pessimistic about the chances for Lebanon, the Lebanon part of this sticking
with any realness.
It's possible that there would be some framework that appears to be a ceasefire, but getting
the Israeli troops to do a humiliation march out of southern Lebanon, that would be extraordinary.
It's not unprecedented.
Sarela famously stood in victory before the world after what many in the region view has
belied defeat of the Israelis 20 years ago.
It's not about a historical precedent, but under this nut case in the White House, by
the way, I know you've seen this, but I'll just tell your listeners in case somebody
didn't hear this.
A few weeks ago, I was told by the Iranians that they had enlisted the services of senior
psychologists to start sort of assessing
what exactly is going on with Trump's brain.
And they talked about him being a psychotic individual.
And so they started to work with mental health professionals
to cater and edit and review the messages
that they would send to the mediators to give to Trump.
And they said that once they started working
with these psychologists,
they noticed that the responses started yielding results
for the Iranian side because,
and they attributed it in part to the way
that the psychologists were helping them
to craft their message so that Trump would respond to it.
And so, we're in a situation where we have,
Trump just had 22 medical professionals involved
with his assessment,
than any other president has had for any of their single medical reviews. The Iranians and the mediators
both recognize they're dealing with an unstable erratic character and the Iranians took the step
of actually having psychological professionals working the case because it was probably the most
responsible thing to do. Yeah, so I think you and I both agree here, but I want to hear perspective
further on it, that this was a major pressure valve release for Donald Trump, right? Like,
Iranians did actually offer a tremendous gift to Donald Trump on his birthday. It sounds really
silly when we have this conversation on these, you know, childish terms. But unfortunately,
we do have a childish president. And, and I can't for the life of me figure out exactly what they
saw from the Trump side that was different than a week ago, or different than two weeks
ago when this back and forth was taking place, or even different from the last time Israel
felt like a deal was close and decided to hit Dehiah as they did earlier yesterday, that
they saw something from the Trump side that was different this time around, that they
They were willing to offer him this massive W, this big moment of relief for the markets,
which obviously is probably one of the only resilient pressure points for Donald Trump
that he responds to.
Well, and also, you know, the big boy was going to his fight match last night at the
White House and they had their carnival and Don Jr. was up on the roof taking pictures.
How awesome is this that we had this fight going on and Trump got to go and have his
happy birthday night watching the G7 as well. He's going to go to the European leaders as he is
right now to like basically tell them that you guys see wants to cruise in. I'm the peace man.
It was like the whole thing. It's the markets. It's the it's the G7. It was his big night,
you know, at the at the White House with the with the UFC. But all I can share with you guys is
just transparently the tic-tac of how I started hearing about this stuff because I actually think
think it's relevant. Last week, I was hearing very pessimistic, very pessimistic tone from
Iranian negotiators. They were saying everything is basically done, and it's been done since
late May. We've had this thing locked, and Trump keeps changing the game, issuing sweeping
new demands. The mediators will come and they'll say the Americans have agreed to this, and
then like an hour later, Trump posts something on social media. So they were saying nothing
is happening. And I'm telling you, even hours before Trump made that announcement, the Iranians
were saying, I think it was the night before Trump's announcement. So this was two nights ago.
I was told, you know, look, there are two main issues. They wouldn't tell me what they were,
but they said there are two main issues that we've told the Americans are sort of our drop dead
red lines that they're not budging on right now. And if there can be a creative solution to those,
then we're going to all be able to announce this, that this understanding has taken place.
And then yesterday, as I told you, I was told,
we're an hour or so away from attacking Israel
in response to the bombing of Lebanon.
And then, I mean, literally, I was going to publish that
because it was what that plan was.
And in fact, Iranians were saying this publicly,
and then these meetings happen, and the Qataris are there.
And so I do think it's plausible, Hassan,
that part of what happened is what the Iranians are saying,
that Trump recognized that this Israeli attack on Beirut
was going to mess up his entire deal.
He recognized that the Iranians had a legitimate right
to strike that they had told Trump
that they would strike if Netanyahu did this again
and that they would hold him responsible for it.
And I think it is plausible that those issues
the Iranians had identified and were having trouble
getting passed with the Americans via the mediators
came through at the 11th hour because Netanyahu did that.
I think that's plausible.
And yeah, I mean, that's the main, that's what's being reported at this point.
So one of the things that we obviously can now rely on or look forward to, I guess, is
not just like the Israeli posturing and the, and the saber rattling, which there's plenty
of that and plenty of crying from people who obviously care more about Israel's interest
and even America's interests. But the other thing that we can look at now to figure out
whether or not this deal is resilient, this MOU is real, is what Israel will actually do.
So one of the Iranian memorandum of understanding points that I've heard over and over again,
but again, we don't know if it's real or not, is the idea that is the assurance that Trump gave
Iran, that Israel would not only stop bombing Beirut, but also pull its forces from Lebanon
in its entirety. Now that seems far-fetched. And I don't even know if it's even possible
at this point, given the domestic considerations from Benjamin Netanyahu and how much Israeli
society's up in arms, saying that this has been a spectacular failure. But obviously
America does have this power if they chose to make sure Israel is restrained, considering
that Israeli fighter jets are actually American fighter jets. The munitions that they're deploying
are actually American munitions. The jet fuel that they're using are actually American jet fuel that
they're taking advantage of. So without America's go ahead, Israel can't behave in this belligerent
manner. So what do you suspect Israel will do is what I'm asking, because I think they're
going to try to spoil this by taking bolder and bolder steps, where Iran will probably
recalculate their strategic military deterrence, like will they reestablish it, and Israel will see
how far they can violate the red lines being drawn.
Yeah, I mean, this really, I think, is, if not the central question, it's one of the
main ones that everyone should really keep their eyes on.
I mean, weeks ago, when Netanyahu started moving further north, when the Israelis started
moving their troops further north, I said on a few of our streams and elsewhere that
I suspected that what was happening is that Netanyahu wanted to push as far into Lebanon
as he could, so that when the music stops, meaning when Trump does actually announce
some kind of a deal, that the Israelis are deep into Lebanon, so that it gives the appearance
that by simply ceasing fire for a period, that a deal has been achieved or a victory
has been kind of won in the sense that, okay, we've gotten everybody to stop shooting.
Hezbollah is not firing, the Israelis are not firing, but the Israelis are then entrenched
there.
And it's much more difficult to get troops to withdraw than it is to stop firing.
And now there's so many troops so deep into Lebanon that it would give the public appearance
of a kind of humiliation march that happened as a direct result of Iranian intervention.
And it's interesting, Joseph Aoun, the president of Lebanon, had a call with Iraqi today.
And his tone shifted quite a bit, where he didn't specifically thank Iran for what it's
done regarding Lebanon.
But he acknowledged that the Iranians and that other countries had included Lebanon in
all of this, which is an interesting shift in his tone from some weeks ago when he was
basically telling Iran, we don't need your ceasefire, which was crazy.
I mean, it's just pure lunacy.
But so having said that, the some Iranian sources and officials were saying and suggesting
over the past 12, 15 hours that Trump had agreed that the Israelis were going to withdraw
from Lebanon.
When I first read that, I said, this would be an extraordinary term because I had been
read the exact text the night before.
Now, it could have been changed, maybe it isn't there, but the text that I was read
the night before that the Iranians said was what had been mutually agreed to, mentioned
nothing about the ground troops.
It just stated a cessation of hostilities, a ceasefire.
It didn't say anything about the withdrawal of troops.
And the reason I remember it so vividly is because I've been asking about this repeatedly,
Ceasing fire is one thing withdrawing the occupation forces is another thing entirely. We see the problem of that in Gaza
Well, the Israelis are both firing and moving deeper in with their occupation forces. So if it's in the deal
That's quite an achievement on the Iranians part because then the guarantor of that is Donald Trump
Yeah, and then the Iranians can can can rightly make the argument that this is an act of aggression
Against a party to the ceasefire and the terms of it said they would withdraw and they're not withdrawing
So Iran's position will be very strong to argue that.
I'll be surprised, but I'll be impressed if that is a term in there.
We'll have to wait and see.
Somebody is claiming they're going to publish this thing.
The real crazy thing that could happen is that competing versions could be published.
Right now we have JD Vance talking.
We have Ghalibov talking.
We have Arachi talking.
We have Trump talking.
The rubber hits the road when we see what both sides have agreed to.
And I suspect that the longer this thing drags on, it's not to the benefit of this agreement.
They need to publish this thing and show everyone what the actual agreement is.
So I would say that the Israelis are unlikely to withdraw short of what you're describing.
If Donald Trump really wants to make this a priority, he can get the Israeli troops
out of there.
All the bluster from Netanyahu and other politicians, they can cry all they want to the moon.
If Trump wants them withdrawn, they're going to withdraw.
And that's just the story.
The other thing is the issue that I see a bunch of commenters here from your community
mentioning the $300 billion reconstruction fund, that's an interesting question.
Iran has said differing things over the past 48 hours about where this is going to fit
into the agreement and who's going to be funding it.
The Iranian position is they want $300 billion as a reconstruction fund and the funds for
that are going to be provided by countries that participated in the attack against Iran
and they would define as that being those Gulf countries.
Now, Trump and Vance may see some utility to that scenario that is better than other forms
of giving Iran money, where they basically say, this is a humanitarian gesture.
Trump says he'll go and maybe he's going to go to the, quote, unquote, signing ceremony,
that it's going to be a new day, and the Gulf countries have generously decided to help
poor Iran recover after we had to obliterate all of these things because they wouldn't
say that they wouldn't have a nuclear weapon. They could say that this fund exists for those
purposes. We're getting some hints from the US that something like that is going to be
on the works. I don't know if it's going to be $300 billion, but it does seem like
something's going to be there. We really don't know who's telling the truth until we see
the document. I suspect that what they claim to have digitally signed isn't even the final
thing because I think there's still some very serious technical, at a minimum, technical
issues being discussed ahead of this potential meeting on Friday?
Well, the other thing that we can also look at and interpret is troop positions, naval assets,
whether they retreat in a meaningful capacity, and also oil tankers and other ships transiting
through the Strait of Hormuz unimpeded. Because there's one element here where Iran, the Iranian
side is saying that there are still going to be strict controls over who gets to transit
through the Strait of Hormuz, unimpeded, whereas the Trump side has very clearly stated that,
no, all ships can now transit through the Strait of Hormuz.
And then, last but not least, once again, what Israel will do, there's a Horitz article
that just came out saying Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon, not part of US Iran deal, a White
House official says. So Israelis are very stern on this position that like their sovereignty
will not be violated by the American side. Now, of course, we know that that's, you know,
there is no such thing as Israeli sovereignty without the American go ahead. So any kind
of any kind of initiative that Benjamin Netanyahu takes here, if it doesn't follow significant
punishments from the Trump side, like significant restraints from the Trump side would imply
that America is probably on board with what Israel is doing while simultaneously telling
the Iranians something different.
But the Gaza analogy, I think, is relevant in a narrow set of ways.
The deal that was signed between the Palestinian side
and the Israelis in October of 2025
had maps for withdrawal of Israeli forces
to the so-called yellow line,
and then it was gonna be a further withdrawal and pullback.
The Israelis have violated every possible aspect
of the ceasefire, and in fact, they've moved deeper into Gaza.
And my colleague, Sharif Abdel Kudus,
did a story recently based on satellite photos
that were analyzed by forensic architecture,
showing the construction of what appear to be
kind of military infrastructure in the eastern part of Gaza,
where the Israelis seem to want to build
some kind of a Potemkin village.
But the point I'm making is that
as the Israelis have violated this,
and they move deeper rather than further out
of Gaza's territory, of Palestinian territory in Gaza,
there's been no one to respond to that on a military level,
because if the Palestinians respond,
They're going to say, oh, they violated the ceasefire, and then it's going to be, you
know, they're going to just go complete full blown scorched earth on them again.
And so the Palestinians have shown restraint.
They've appealed to the international community.
No Arab country is standing up for the Palestinians on a military level whatsoever.
Iran did at times, you know, during the Gaza genocide, but they don't have an Iran in their
corner right now.
Hezbollah is in a totally different position in that sense, because if the Israelis are
are violating a deal where Trump is the guarantor of it.
Let's set aside the issue of the withdrawal of troops, because I tend to embrace your
skepticism on this.
As I told you last night, when I heard it, I was saying, okay, I'm skeptical of this.
If they did it, I'll be very impressed.
But I tend to doubt it, and the fact that American officials now are saying it's not
part of the deal, we have to wait and see what's in there.
But let's just say it's a ceasefire, and the Israelis move deeper in, or their reports
They're going to send even more troops into Lebanon, or they're going to start hitting Beirut again.
What lingers over the whole thing then, and Trump has to be aware of it, is that the Iranians could say,
you're not going to stop them, we're going to stop them.
And the Iranians start launching attacks. Then Trump's going to have to say, well, does the war resume again?
Or do I say now that Israel gets to attack Iran again?
You know, things could cascade into something really atrocious, really fast as a result of this.
So the Israelis are doing what they always do,
and the question is gonna be how Trump is gonna handle it.
But there is, Hezbollah has a different guarantor
than Hamas and the Palestinians have,
and it's horrible for the Palestinians.
It's absolute just living atrocity
that we watch every single day.
I hope people understand this,
that that whole situation there,
more Palestinians have been killed
than Israeli civilians died on October 7th,
since that ceasefire was signed.
They don't allow the agreed upon aid to enter.
They don't allow heavy destruction equipment to enter.
They are assassinating the very officials that they signed a ceasefire deal with, in
addition to murdering children, women, and others on a daily basis.
It's an abomination.
But Hezbollah would say, you know, if we're party to this agreement, then that means Iran
gets to address ceasefire violations.
Yeah.
And Khojad actually restricted additional humanitarian aid, including food from going
in the Gaza right after they struck the Hia and then Iran retaliated militarily those
who punished the Palestinians. Exactly. That's the one speed they have to continue to punish
them. Yeah, the Palestinians as this election season goes on. It's I mean, this is something
no one should stop talking about Palestine. We should not stop talking about Gaza. This
is exactly what the Israelis want because the Palestinians are going to be like their
punching bag. They're going to be whipping them, killing them, murdering them, punishing
them, occupying more of their territory. They're going to take out so much of their anger about
whatever defeats Trump is negotiating his way into. They'll take it out on the Palestinians.
Which goes back to the same exact point over and over again that Israel has shown the rest
of the region. Israel only responds and only retreats when there's sufficient military
deterrence. Something that we also saw with our own two eyes, the strategic
patience or the strategic restraint deployed by the former Supreme Leader
Ayatollah Ali Haman-e was something that Israel saw as perceived
weakness and perhaps they greatly underestimated the Iranian deterrence
capabilities and we saw that happen as well within the last 108 days now.
Having said that, however, any kind of lack of response from the Iranian side, I believe, will be perceived as weakness,
correctly or incorrectly, it doesn't matter, will be perceived as weakness by the Israeli side and certainly by the Trump administration as well.
I mean, judging by, I'm not a psychiatrist, right, but judging by the way that Trump has talked about,
Any kind of concession, any kind of interest from the Iranian side to come to the table
and follow along in a ceasefire negotiation, Trump perceives as a weakness by the Iranian
side.
The Iranians are scared that they're worried that the American blockade is effective, that
the American military response has been effective in deterring the Iranians from establishing
sufficient military deterrence.
So that's what we're going to see, I think Israel is going to actively prick and actively
try to undermine the establishment of the MOU and until Donald Trump turns around and
punishes Israel for it, if Iran doesn't retaliate, then they're going to keep pouncing, I think.
Yeah, I mean, I think I've been debating this with some friends who are Iranian academics
an analyst too about this issue of if let's say we get this MOU and the
Strait of Hormuz is open and Trump finds a way to repatriate a substantial
enough amount of Iranian frozen assets that the Iranians feel like they're
keeping their deal and there's something resembling a ceasefire in Lebanon.
Maybe it's not that the Israelis fully withdraw but there is some action that
That kind of bridges it from one week to the next and we kind of move toward the nuclear
negotiation issue.
And then you're in a serious process that instead of sending Trump's golf friends and
Jared Kushner, they start to send technical experts and the Iranians have their technical
experts and there starts to be incremental discussion about the lifting of sanctions.
Let's say that that starts to go on.
The Iranian internal situation, we don't know entirely where it's going to fall.
There certainly has been a rallying around the flag dynamic in Iran.
There's no question about that.
The huge displays in the street.
This is not just the party has told people to come into the streets.
Iranians of a variety of political perspectives, including people who are opponents of the
current Iranian government have made very clear their opposition to the Israeli-U.S. war against
their country and the threats of Trump to destroy their civilization.
But when the kind of war footing starts to become different and it becomes a negotiation
footing, then the divisions within the political echelons of the society start to become more
real, more textured.
discussion about whether to ratify certain agreements, you also may have an appearance
publicly, perhaps even at the funeral procession or the funeral services for laying to rest
the late supreme leader.
Maybe Moshe Abba Chameini is actually going to appear publicly and is going to give a
speech and we're going to get some sense of how he sees things.
We do get information, but we haven't heard him give a speech.
We haven't seen him give a speech.
So all of that will play out.
There will be political debate and discussion.
Iran is not the monolithic one-party society that it's so reduced to in the American narrative.
There is actual debate.
There are differing points of view.
And there's the broader context, which has been strangled with economic sanctions for
a long time.
There's been financial mismanagement.
There was the massive bazaarie protest that took place.
Before that, there were protests of oil sector workers.
The anger at the government was real on financial matters.
That doesn't mean that people were saying, we want the state demolished or we want the
government gone.
Certainly some people want that.
But Iran is a very diverse society on every possible level.
And so when then that's your reality, Ghalibath the other day said, this is the language we
speak best.
We can speak other languages, but this is the language we speak best.
That was a very, and referring to being in a war footing.
When you're not on that war footing anymore, and you don't have the constant specter of
America and the Zionists attacking you, then you have to deal with what do the people actually
believe now?
And to me, that is going to be the next question.
And when you have the US and Israel trying to foment internal violent rebellion or insurrection
or riots or attacking police stations or religious institutions, and you have an economic situation
that isn't markedly improving, and you have people struggling, Iranians are like any
anyone else in the world.
They don't want to have 100 times inflation.
They don't want to have the price of carrots going up, multiple factors from the time you
get paid to the time you go to the market.
No one wants to live like that in the world.
It's perfectly normal to say, I don't like what my government is doing, or to recognize
there's a foreign power involved with this, but also my government has its own responsibility.
So when all those issues become the kind of dominant conversation on the street, then
we'll see what kind of reality exists there.
I don't know the answer to that question. I don't think anyone does right now
And I think that we're gonna hear a lot from Iranians in the weeks and months to come and we're gonna understand
Where they fall on who's to blame for this and what they think should happen next. Yeah, well Jeremy scale
Thank you so much for coming on. This was wonderful as always and very informative
I look forward to reading more about your reporting on the matter
Hopefully we can discuss it in London. Yeah. Oh well
I was supposed to be there and then...
No, not too soon, man.
This was...
This was...
You know, I went on Sky News then talking about your case, you and Cenk being banned.
And now this Israeli group, this Israeli entity group camera is going after Yalda Hakim and
Sky News for having interviewed me.
And it was during that interview that I was denouncing the UK's targeting of two of you
and setting it in the context of what they're doing to Palestine action, which now they've
just upheld their prescription as a terrorist organization, heinous prison sentences that
they just hit people with.
But I'm joking about you and I meeting in London, but I'm bringing it up because when
And they go after you, it then shed light on the fact that this is part of a sweeping
attack on critics of Israel and an attempt to criminalize activism on behalf of a people
who are being subjected to genocide with the support of the British government and the
American government.
And it reminds us that all the counterterrorism laws in the US, if you trace it back historically,
they all go back to trying to criminalize support for Palestine.
Yeah. I mean, the first ever legal mention in the legislature of terrorism comes from an anti-PLO measure, if I'm not mistaken.
So, yeah, this is baked into America's like anti-terrorism counter-terrorism laws.
And it is always, Israel has always been at the forefront of that initiative.
And we're seeing it come to a, I guess, final conclusion because like they're exhausting all of the goodwill that remained
In in the Western world where the overwhelming majorities are saying enough is enough and and they're demanding that their
their elected representatives
Recalculate their allegiance to Israel and and so I think Western countries now have a
New calculation here. Do they abide by the democratic process? Do they allow there to be some kind of pressure valve to be released?
because the demands are getting overwhelming, or do they just drop all
pretence of democracy, the democratic process, and just show their voters,
show their populations that they have no investment whatsoever in maintaining
even a theoretical democratic process here, all at the behest of a foreign
nation that is actively destabilizing global energy markets due to its own
belligerent nature, due to its own belligerent ambitions of expanding with
unlimited support from the West, of course, the greater Israel project.
Yeah, you know, as I said before, I also want to just mention, I may often
express my gratitude to your community of viewers and the audience you've
cultivated, but I was thinking, you know, when I saw you get banned, and then we
drop site took a position that we would no longer participate in the South by
Southwest conference because of the way that it responded to your banning, you
know, and the statement that they issued, which made it sound like it was a basic
immigration matter that that had no, you know, component to it at all. But, you
know, as we sort of discussed how we would respond to seeing this happen to
We also, in part, you know, it was political, it was clear, you know, we should not be endorsing this and we need to use our platform to make a statement about this.
But also, it was when you knew that Dropsite was coming even before we launched it and part of what we, you know, we had no idea if anyone was going to read us or support us.
And there were a handful of people yourself and Amy Goodman, you know, really prime among them that we said, well, at least we know that those guys are going to try to tell people that this publication exists.
And so I want to give big gratitude because your community of people were among the first people that signed up to become subscribers to drop site.
So we'll forever be grateful to you for having our back right out of the gates.
Of course, and vice versa, I mean, I'm forever grateful that there are real investigative
reporters out there who are not stopping themselves from pursuing the truth and going out and
talking to the supposed foreign adversaries that America actively tries to undermine
the position of, there's no way to come to a reasonable conclusion without understanding
the logical through line as to how these groups exist, why these groups exist, what their
their goals are and what they're, you know, choosing to do, um, and, uh, so yeah, it's,
it's, you know, we all, we all try to play a role in this, uh, in, in small part.
So thank you.
Stay strong Hassan man.
Don't, don't let him get to you ever.
No, of course not.
Thank you.
Jeremy scale, everybody from drop site news, go to drop site news.com slash asson for 20%
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Okay, that was great, wonderful and very productive, very informative conversation as always.
I can't, you know, glaze Jeremy enough, and I can't glaze you off site news enough, obviously
they're fucking incredible.
So yeah.
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That's right. The White House last night said this. Hell yeah, brother. And we all watch
it unfold. Okay. Um, obviously we're going to be covering this in a second, uh, which,
you know, there's also, this is the song I'm going to play when I'm raising bro's flagpole
during July 4th. Wait, that's outside of Pride Month. You have to say no homo after you do that.
Let's get into it. There's obviously Trump's big birthday boy event.
Saw a tweet about this being analogous to Rome making a deal with Persia than having a gladiator
fight celebrating the emperor's birthday? Yes, no, it is. Except this quite literally is the doom of
Rome. And a lot of people are not realizing that for some weird reason. I, uh, I court retweeted that
tweet and I said, this guy said, give me a comer bread and a whole lot of circus and I'm set.
Now take a big bowl of water from my lead lined aqua duck.
Yeah, I loved it where the new Rome piece with Persia in the afternoon a gladiator fight in the evening all on the Emperor's birthday another
thousand years
Brother Augustus used to fill stadiums and recreate naval battles, please the comparison hurts me
Yeah, even their circuses were better and they at least had bread
We don't have bread and our circuses are ass
Okay
So that's where we're at right now, but let's get let's take a look at this. Yes, I got the Daniel Cormier thing
No question about Donald Trump was determined to have for his 80th birthday and enter the war so he could concentrate on the fighting
Part Dr. Strangelove, part Imperial Rome, the UFC Freedom 250 cage fight on the south
lawn of the White House, a confection of Trumpian patriotism, capitalism and TV spectacle.
Trump had earlier posted that an agreement had been reached with Iran, that the Strait
of Hormuz would be opened, telling the Wall Street Journal there was no rush to extract
Iran's highly enriched uranium that he'd never cared about regime change.
A little over 12 hours later, a more traditional presidential arrival to the G7 summit in the
French Alps.
Alongside President Macron, he'd burst in the immediate effect of his announcement,
a surge in the stock markets, a fall in the oil price.
The Iran deal that we made is going to bring a lot of success to the world, because the
oil was really clogged up there for a while.
He would call me on occasion and say, come on, please, let's go to the oil crisis.
But the oil is coming way down.
It's very hard to buy it.
Each side promoting its own version of the memorandum, the U.S. said it meant permanent,
toll-free travel through the Strait of Homoes, Iran, that it would collect service fees.
The Iranian state media said the US had been forced into a deal but would release half
of the $24 billion of frozen Iranian assets.
The US insisting Iran would have to make good on commitments before it got a dime.
Such deep-rooted mistrust exists between the Iranian people and the US government.
The United States still has a long way to go before it can earn the trust of the Iranian
people.
The war the U.S. insisted its chief goal was to deny Iran a nuclear weapon, a job now to
be done not by strikes, but 60 days of talks.
The reported outline, a multi-year ban on uranium enrichment, followed by a cap, along
with an unspecified means of dealing with Iran's current near-weapons-grade stockpile.
It is doubtful that any agreement that arises is going to be significantly different or
a significant improvement from the deal that we had in the first place.
All of which only ups the pressure on the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu,
who so hated Barack Obama's deal and rejoiced at President Trump's decision to pull out of it.
His closeness to Trump so often used as an asset at home could this election year now turn to liability
with allies and opponents alike?
The agreement with Iran is a bad agreement for Israel and for the entire free world.
world. Iran must not have nuclear weapons. With the stroke of a pen, a tremendous militia.
Dude, Yari Golan is so funny. This is supposed to be like the woke centrist. This is the
woke Israeli left, okay? And his entire screed on this straight up was like Benjamin Netanyahu
has basically been serving Hezbollah and serving Iran. The fact that Benjamin Netanyahu could not
actually militarily punish Iran, like it's crazy. It is crazy that the Israeli left,
with the exception of obviously our anti-Zionist friends in the Knesset, it's like three of them,
them, okay, is completely insane. Obviously, the expectation from Yair Lapid is that he's
going to be militant. He's been militant, right? But it's funny because this guy, what's
his name? Yair Golan is supposed to be like, he's supposed to be a little bit more moderate,
I guess. Then, even, yeah, Yale-Lapid has come out time and time again, and Naftali Bennett
certainly has come out time and time again and said insane things about Lebanon. Like,
oh yeah, we have to fucking do the same thing that we did to Gaza to Lebanon, right? Like,
they're, like, this is the, this is the Israeli opposition, former Israeli prime minister,
Naftali Bennett, who once famously ran on how many war crimes he conducted on numerous
campaigns in the Gaza says against the Iranian axis of evil we will fully
renew the octopus doctrine that we began implementing in my government one hand
prevents Iran from breaking through to nuclear capability the other accelerates
the collapse of the regime through political economic and technological
and military means the countdown to regime change in Iran will begin the
moment the government in Israel is replaced soon the people of Israel will
choose new leadership energetic determined and professional that will
restore security to Israel and care for you, Israeli citizens wholeheartedly.
Here is the centrist critique coming from Yahya El-Lapid.
We still need to hope their reports about the agreement in Iran are not true.
But if they are, this is one of the most shocking failures of Israel's foreign and security
policy and it is entirely on Netanyahu's account.
He sold the Americans an overly optimistic script without detailing the risk map to them
and lost their trust in the middle of the war.
He did not assemble a professional team to work with the separating elements in the American
regime.
He failed to convince the Americans to bomb Iran's oil and energy facilities and did not
close the matter in advance.
He failed to convince the Americans to include the issue of ballistic missiles in the agreement
or even in the negotiation.
Dude, what planet are you on?
Like the way, this is the opposition, these are the wokes.
These are supposed to be the wokes.
This is Israel's Chuck Schumer, which is ironic because Chuck Schumer also aligns with these
guys.
It is an insane country.
When I say Israel is an insane country, when I say it's a Nazi nation, this is part of
what I'm talking about.
Okay?
It's literally Captain Crunch, oops, all Nazis.
Okay?
What the fuck?
opposition with viability is currently hitting Benjamin Netanyahu's Le Kutniks from the right,
even though they're supposed to be to the left. This is literally Hitler and seek level of delusion.
Israeli society has lost its dang mind. When I say their political expression only goes right
word this is what I'm talking about
it's insane it's totally fucking out of control it has no basis in reality
they have completely lost touch with material
reality they've completely lost touch with their inability to militarily
achieve these objectives they're just like it's like Hitler in the bunker
Okay, going yeah, yeah, let's just invade Moscow. What are we doing? Come on. Let's get our forces ready to go
You know, let's take out the kremlin. Let's say those strike the heart of the the ussr. What are we doing?
It's like you don't have the troops
You don't have the motion with what with what capabilities do you want to advance this agenda?
Channel 12 did a montage shitting on BB for dropping the ball on Iran. Boy, the most shocking
moment of this excellent deep diving in Nenyeo's crashing burn. Conflagration with Trump's
is veteran reporter, Shimon Schiffer's testimony that as president, Barack Obama knew that
Nenyeo in private conversations referred to the president as boy. Benjamin Nenyeo lived
Philadelphia so he knows what that term is by the way you can't even hit the oh
he's Israeli he doesn't know no Benjamin Indian I was an unvarnished racist
just so you understand like what's so psychotic about this is that like if
American support is withdrawn from Israel at this point in a meaningful
capacity. And I cannot believe I'm saying this. Benjamin Netanyahu is going to become one of the
only, one of the only logical parties that remains in proximity to power or has any crumb
of power in Israel. I cannot believe I'm saying I'm not saying he's a reasonable guy. He's a
fucking genocidal piece of shit. He's a genocidal racist monster. But the rest of Israeli society
partially geared up by Benjamin Netanyahu's numerous decades of endless belligerence,
literally think they have some kind of impact that they could push for militarily when they clearly don't.
It's genuinely varying degrees of Hitlerian thought here, okay? There are different versions
of Adolf Hitler here. Some demanding the final solution, some demanding the NSEEG,
some demanding an opening of a new front
but it's all laid off hitler
all of it
this is a uh... yeah this is literally a u and what army
moment he pushed the court is planned without taking in the county expected
to response and i don't know if the wash
he did not take an account the significance of rising oil prices in
the u.s. just most of the congressional action
did not take in a count the significance of lifting sanctions of
funneling tens of billions of dollars in the iranian economy under the
supervision of the revolutionary God. He did not take into account the possibility of bombing
the energy facilities of Gulf States and failed to leverage the ties with the Gulf States to bring
them into joint combat. By the way, these guys are so belligerent and so insane, they don't even
realize that some of the takes in here against Benjamin Nenyao are contradicting. Some of these
criticisms directly contradict one another a lot. Doors open.
Like this, this, some of these criticisms are valid except they contradict previous criticisms.
He failed to convince the Americans to bomb Iran's oil and energy facilities and did not
close the matter in advance.
And then point nine says he did not take into account the possibility of bombing the energy
facilities of Gulf States.
What the fuck do you mean?
On the one hand, you're mad that he couldn't convince America to bomb the Iranian oil facilities,
but then also saying that he did not consider, Benjamin Nenial did not consider what it would
look like, you can take all that, what it would look like if Iran retaliated.
Yeah, no shit.
Of course Iran was going to fucking retaliate.
Yeah, I do.
there wait what the fuck wrong the completely I don't know what they did
this is the wrong order they said I'm gonna call the guy real quick yeah yeah
Yeah, okay, here, here take it back, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, it's fine, it's fine, yeah,
doors open.
Anyway, one Likud source privately complained him that the emperor in Japan is in defeat.
Sue them?
Okay.
Okay.
Okay, Ethan Klein, calm down.
Okay, this is the right one, yeah.
300 billion return is confirmed and Israel is losing its mind.
Vance's senior Trump admin is confirming the $300 billion reconstruction offer is real.
Yeah, they did. Of course Israel's losing their fucking mind because they're petulant,
spoiled, entitled, arrogant, Nazi babies, okay? It is a nation, it is a nation led by
petulant, arrogant, Nazi, man, children and babies. Because remember, the only thing that
after fucking this whole ordeal up
i never understood what you meant when you talk about israel being against the
nuclear deal from their side would it be easier to attack if they didn't have
anything to defend themselves wait what
no israel knows the iranian nuclear program is not a real thing okay obviously
they don't want iran to have nuclear arms because nuclear sovereignty is uh...
is is uh...
is the easiest shortcut
Iran to maintain some semblance of defense.
Whatever Israel may be planning to do.
Fuck.
The law happening here that I
Israel obviously doesn't want Iran to ever have a nuclear weapon, not because they're
going to use it on Israel.
Nobody that has nukes are going to actually use them.
You don't develop nuclear arms to use them.
You develop nuclear arms to never use them.
Okay?
But Israel doesn't want Iran to have nukes because Israel wants to blow up Iran.
If they have nukes, all of a sudden you can't fucking blow up Iran.
at North Korea, for example. So the fear here from the the fear here from the
the Israeli side is not about like real a legitimate threat that they perceive
from Iran with nukes. The fear was that if that if they didn't blow up Iran this
time around that they're not gonna have sufficient support from the West to
blow up Iran in the future.
They did not genuinely think that Iran was ever going to give up their ballistic missiles
program.
That's insane.
They thought, perhaps foolishly, that they would be able to militarily punish Iran with
additional American involvement.
But Donald Trump was, no matter how insane he is, he wasn't so insane that he would go
with boots on the ground military warfare into Iran.
That's it.
real thought if we can just like go Trump into going to war with Iran, we can go to
him into going to war with Iran further and maybe even send boots on the ground.
And hopefully that would trap Iran in a military quagmire where we could just go along with
whatever our ambitions are and turn Lebanon into Gaza and turn the rest of Syria into
Gaza, maybe even go to war with Turkey later down the line, you know, all this shit.
With the stroke of a pen, the tremendous military achievements of our pilots in the skies of
Iran and the heroism of our fighters on Lebanese soil were erased.
Both Iran and the mediator Pakistan say an end to the fighting in Lebanon is included
in this initial agreement.
Israel's defence minister insists its troops will remain in the south indefinitely, that
Israel will respond with full force if attacked by Iran as a result.
Throughout the talks, events in Lebanon have threatened to derail this agreement.
They could still, even after it's officially signed, on Friday.
Harry Fawcett reporting.
Well, let's go now over to our foreign affairs correspondent, Sukunda Himkemani, who is
in Beirut.
Sukunda.
Well Aisha, close to 4,000 people have been killed here in Lebanon during this conflict.
The Libyan.
relative peace, although at least one person died as a result of Israeli fire.
As you heard in that report, the US-Iran agreement, it seems, is meant to include a ceasefire
here, but it's not clear what exactly it says, if anything, about the presence of Israeli
troops in southern Lebanon, where they're occupying a chunk of territory.
Israel says that they're not going anywhere, has bullets for its part, says that it will
not tolerate continued Israeli attacks as we saw following an earlier ceasefire. For many
of the more than one million displaced people, though, this has been a chance to finally
return home.
Roads that had been deserted, now coming back to life, as families forced from their homes
by war, returned to southern Lebanon. Their route lined with rubble and debris.
The city of Nabataea had been a ghost town during the war, battered by Israeli strikes.
Even paramedics had been targets. Now they're helping spruce up the streets.
remains of the city's historic market.
Abu Ali's coffee roasting business had been a local institution for nearly a century.
I normally would say we take a hit, we fix it, we make it right, but it's completely
destroyed.
Do you think you'll rebuild your shop?
God willing, tomorrow, or in about six or seven months, you will come and see what's
here.
beautiful establishments in Nabata. The mood amongst many of those returning
is celebratory but the damage inflicted here is immense. This is just a scene of
complete and utter devastation. It's almost as if the city has been hit by
an earthquake of course. Actually all this damage here caused by Israeli
strikes and just yesterday would have been far too dangerous for us to be here
setting foot in the city centre. Even now, Israeli troops have just positioned a few
kilometres away. We've been hearing a drone overhead. No sign yet that they're going to
be withdrawing from the positions that they've been occupying.
In the distance, several explosions ring out. Local officials have warned residents not
to rush back. Dina wanted to check on her home as soon as she could.
being amongst the more than one million displaced in this country. As soon as she gets back
into her apartment, Dina prostrates herself in prayer. Next up, it's watering the house
plants. Her home was badly damaged in the last round of fighting in 2024, she tells
me, and she'd only been back a few months before this latest war started.
A hunt even finished paying for the repairs, she says, and then it started all again.
Despite or because of repeated devastating conflicts with Israel, many in southern Lebanon
have long been supportive of Hezbollah, who they see as a resistance group.
Others in the country blame Hezbollah for entering the war with Israel.
not here. Daniel is Dina's nephew. We lost everything. We lost material things and we've
lost so many friends. That's the worst part. Who do you blame? Who do you hold responsible
for all of this that you've been through? Israel. All the responsibility is on Israel.
In the end, we are a people defending our land. To be clear, none of us here are part
any group, but we're defending our land. This land, we love it, and no one can come and take it from us.
The queues of cars heading back down south are growing longer and longer,
but further clashes between Hezbollah and Israel still look a very real possibility.
And amidst the rubble, you wonder how long it will be.
Before this country is dragged into bloody conflict once again.
Well, this whole deadly and costly war has, I think, been an exercise in the limits of
military power. For the Americans, there's going to be a lot of scrutiny on whether this
agreement with Iran really is any better than an agreement that could have been reached prior
to the war. The Prime Minister Netanyahu, he's seen his relationship with the U.S. deteriorate
while the Iranian regime and Hezbollah are still very much standing.
And for Hezbollah, which let's remember, started this latest round of the conflict here by firing
it, Israel, well, the Israeli soldiers now occupy even more Lebanese territory.
So in short, despite all the loss of life, all the economic damage, what fundamentally
you could ask has really changed.
House, I understand Donald Trump is speaking now in France with the French President Emmanuel
Macron.
I would like to thank the ministers, ambassadors, and all the people who are here with us.
It is important that we have this G7, at least with an essential agreement that was signed with Iran,
to talk about our grandfathers, Iran, Ukraine, our wars, their rules,
to build peace and restore prosperity, but also to see the means to cooperate between our economies.
Okay, as we await translation, I'll try and guide you through what the French President
Emmanuel Macron has been saying.
For now, he is just welcoming formally the U.S. President Donald Trump.
So, he is referencing the dinner that Donald Trump will be invited to in Versailles, just
outside of Paris, that will be in commemoration of the U.S.'s independence anniversary, the
250th anniversary, which we know is very important to Donald Trump, and which will be taking
place early July in the U.S.
And it's a very important one, because first, it will then fix the nuclear issue. And it's
a very important matter for this whole group. And if we reopen almost, if we provide peace
And so we are ready to do.
What's crazy about it is that France was the country that literally offered shelter to
Ayatollahoumeni, not Hominé, but Hominé during the period of conflict.
Like every European nation's investment in sovereignty has just fallen apart.
Like, this is a country that said no to NATO initially, right?
A country that has its own nuclear armaments for a very specific purpose, the purpose
of sovereignty. And now you're just, you're seeing how much the attitude is shifted.
Ridiculous.
take our fair share of the burden and be part of the commitment of the international community
in order to support India. And we will discuss about that together and with colleagues there
too. But it's a very important step towards peace, but as well as global economy. We will
have the occasion to discuss about the war on Ukraine in order to engage together and
negotiate a good and solid peace and sustainable peace, and President Zelensky will be with
the rest of tomorrow.
And obviously, we're going to have the occasion
to bring this G7 to speak about with the red fissures
from Rehears, critical minerals, trade, et cetera,
where we have to build convergence
amongst the G7 members.
And it will be the occasion for us to celebrate
the 250 years of independence for the US.
And that's a good place because this is where
the Kingdom's Minister of Foreign Affairs at the time.
He supports the US during years,
as well as what's called the Paris Treaty in 1783,
which was, and is the final point of the war so it's a,
it's a great honor and a great pleasure
to have you, Mr. President, in Evian and Berlin.
Thank you, thank you.
So Emmanuel has been a special friend of mine.
They had a fantastic relationship. We've worked on many deals together. I'm very happy to
say very much signed the deals outside and the strain is already partially opened as you know
they're doing a little hunting for a couple of mines that they've already found.
Dude, for France, Israel's incursions into Lebanon is beyond just a violation of international
humanitarian law.
It's also a violation of French sovereignty to a certain degree because obviously they
have a special relationship with Lebanon.
I mean, it's not an accident earlier you saw a Lebanese versus speaking French, right?
It's a colonial holdover state that the French have an interest in.
So when Israel violates Lebanese sovereignty, they're actually also undermining that French
connection as well. But because the rest of the world is so goddamn cooked to Israel,
You can't even broach that subject from that perspective.
But it's essentially ships are starting to go out.
Now on Friday, it'll be completely open.
We got along very well with Iran.
It's a different set of leaders.
As you know, the first set is gone, the second set is gone.
And we found the third set to be very smart.
strong, very smart, but we ended up making a deal. I felt badly that we had to go back
on the attack for two nights, and I thought a third, but we made it before that happened.
But I think a lot of great things are going to happen in the Middle East right now, and
very importantly, the oil is plummeting down, and the stock market is shooting up like a
rocket today, record kind of numbers, and the oil has taken its biggest plunge and we're
into the low numbers, not quite back yet, Kevin, to the extent that we're getting close
to the numbers we were before it all started, and the main thing is that they will not have
a nuclear weapon. They fully agree to that with strong policing powers, and they won't
have a nuclear weapon, which is what it was a little about because they probably would
have used it if they had it.
So we had two big moments when they terminated the JCPOA, that was the Obama deal, the Barack
Hussein Obama deal, and when I terminated that, it was very important because it was
a load to a nuclear weapon, it was a horrible deal for the United States, it was a deal
where billions of dollars was given to Iran.
It was a deal with a 1.7 billion in cash
was put on a Boeing 7, well, not a 7, 7, 57, I guess, right?
But it was put on a big, beautiful Boeing 7, 57.
They needed a Boeing 7, 47, to be honest with you,
because it was a lot of cash.
1.7 billion was taken out of the banks
and given to them.
Oh, my God.
At the top of that, tens of billions of dollars was spent.
So they tried to bribe them to make a deal that didn't work.
It never works.
And we've done a great job.
And hopefully it's going to be a good relationship,
and we're going to get along.
And if we don't, we go back to where we started.
But I don't think it's going to be necessary.
The grand deal that we made is going
to bring a lot of success to the world
because the UL was really clogged up there for a while.
They would call me on occasion and say, come on, please,
let's go to the UL prices.
But the UL is coming right now.
So I'm very honored by it.
I want to thank you for your help.
Your boys went out.
And it's an honor to be with you.
We had a very good conversation yesterday
with President Zelinsky and President Putin.
And I see, maybe we can do something there, and I really do, I think, get both open to it.
So, you know, now that this is finished, we're going to be focusing on that, see if that would,
25,000 people a month would die, mostly some of us, and that shouldn't happen.
But I had two very big conversations yesterday, we'll be talking about it.
And we had a really exciting, I think maybe one of the most incredible evenings in the history of the White House.
And we had an evening last night with the fighters and I was very happy.
I called last night, very late last night to congratulate you, because in the heavyweight division, the French fighter won.
I don't know, I said maybe more important than the World Cup to some people it might be.
Dude, what the fuck?
bro what are you saying man oh my god oh my god it literally is a old rambling
baboon bro he just straight he showed up losing it he actually is losing it I
I mean, it's so crazy.
Defenders of the JCPOA office say, look, it's this or war with Iran.
This was correct. Turns out you can have the JCPOA and war with Iran. Yep.
It's actually worse like from the American perspective,
if the goal here is to just like deny Iran anything.
obviously it's worse because Iran now holds a very important card that they
had not in the past utilized which is the Shredda Hormuz and control over the
Shredda Hormuz. Technically they don't even need nukes anymore because they
have that and it's obvious that America is incapable of militarily call it
militarily forcing Iran to submit and if you can't force Iran's submission
with your military force, then you got nothing. They can just fucking shut down the Shreddha
Hormuz again. I can't think of, I genuinely can't think of a more anti-American president
than Donald Trump. Like anti-American from the perspective of like American strategic interest,
force projection capabilities like he is, he truly lives up to the name JD Pondon man. He truly does.
A lot of people don't see it, they don't understand it because like they're stupid and they think,
oh no, Trump is a patriot. He's a Republican and therefore he obviously is way more invested in
America's dominance. But it's like he has almost single-handedly destroyed what remained of American
force projection capabilities with this idiotic quagmire. He's not even good at American imperialism.
He's not even good at Israeli imperialism. Like, this is American imperialism to advance Israeli
imperialism, and he fucked up both. I said earlier, Amit Segal said it may be dangerous to be America's
enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal, Henry Kissinger, right? I said, it's so funny that they're
complaining because the U.S. has signed off on a ceasefire. After we burned 100 billion
dollars at Israel's discretion to destroy Iran, lost, caused a global energy crisis,
destroyed U.S. force projection capabilities, and all Israel's now asked of here is to stop
invading Lebanon, and they're crying.
Like they're acting as though, you know, Tel Aviv is burning or something.
I've never seen such babies, man.
Trump's capitulation is for him a strategic withdrawal to fight Iran another day by other
means than failed military means.
Whereas for Israel and Netanyahu, Trump's capitulation is a strategic and political
catastrophe.
They will work to flip the table militarily.
Yeah. It is totally ridiculous, totally ridiculous. The next 65 days until the final deal is signed
with the greatest fight in the Israel lobbyist history, they will stop at nothing to derail
it. The closer it gets, the more unhinged they'll become. Perhaps the highest stakes,
65 days in modern history. I agree. I love that. Iran is like, no, we won't charge a
a toll, it'll be a convenience fee. So apparently it was regime change. It's just a new Ayatollah
as ticket master. Yeah, I mean, they're going to massage the language. They're fine as long
as, you know, it's not even about the money that they're getting from ships that are transiting.
It's actually about the principle of maintaining control over who gets to transit the trade
of hormones. That's what the real thing is here, because the amount of money that they
can collect by way of fees, by way of tolls, or what they call an environmental protection
fee, which I thought was really funny. They literally said that they were like, yeah,
we won't actually, we won't actually collect a toll from every ship that's transiting to
the Chateau Hormose. We'll just collect a fee for them like a green fee, right, to ensure
environmental protection. Okay, I mean, sure, whatever. Yeah, they're playing the woke
DEI libtards. Okay, that's what Iran is. You thought Iran was green for Islam. It turns
out it's green for a green new deal. Okay. But in any case, all of this is a terrifying
prospect for Israel. Because Israel thought they got close to goading America into full-tilt
escalation.
escalation
So, I may be involved, I mean, but J.G. was coming in for the specific.
Mr. President, why will the text of the MOU be released?
I think pretty soon. I would say, I mean, I want it to be released because it's a very powerful document.
It's not like the Obama document, which was just a terrible document.
This is a very powerful document, and I want it to be released.
So probably pretty soon, I would say after sometime after Friday
because the string opens completely, it's open now,
but it opens completely when all the minds knock at them for the most part.
We have a lot of lanes right now already.
So I think sometime, I think sometime in the very near future.
Does the field involve any sanctions relief for Iran?
Iran, Lebanon, Canada, and Europe.
Well, they have to do a truly behavioral thing if they do what they're supposed to do that starts taking effect.
Mr. President, what do you expect from France and the U.S.?
Well, I would hope not to do that.
I don't think we're going to need much help because we have an agreement where it's going to be open.
And it's toll-free. We'll have a little argument on that. It's toll-free.
So I don't think we're going to need much help, but I don't think it's a bad idea to have a ship or two up here from a few countries.
you'd be a great country to do it. You never know what happens, but I think it's going to be open and I think it's going to be free sailing. We do want to see if we can straighten out 11 11 on thing, because it just seems to just never end. And that's a mini version of what we were doing. But yeah, I wonder who's responsible for that.
We're all just collectively trying to find out who's responsible for the death and destruction in Lebanon. Hmm.
Hmm.
It almost feels like it's the same party that's also presenting hurdles in front of ACSFAR negotiation.
Oh well, yeah I guess maybe it's Obamna and it should not be tough, it should not be tough, so here's Boulin, we have to have a little talk with him.
French President Emmanuel Macron has just been asked about any French participation
and effort in helping reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and he is saying right now that France
will be sending military assets to help in that endeavor.
The French President is now confirming what had been in the works that France and the
UK will be meeting a mission to help reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
This will be led by France and the UK, and he said some 20 countries will be taking part
in this.
It's over. It's a trap. Okay. I'll see what's going on
America wanted France and and the UK to be involved in this
Not just for like military purposes because obviously American military is already so dominant
It's not like they need the additional manpower
But the reason why they wanted America and the UK and France to be involved in this is so that they would apply more
diplomatic pressure to Iran, all at the behest of Israel. So now here's what takes place.
If these guys are fucking dumb enough to actually move their assets into the Shrediv Hormuz,
eventually what's going to happen is Israel is going to violate the ceasefire in such
a severe escalatory manner that it will be virtually impossible for Iran not to retaliate.
And that retaliation will most likely be timed by Israel to have European vessels all in
and around the Strait of Hormuz.
And that's of course, from the Iranian perspective, more targets to hit.
And they will, given the rules of engagement, they'll probably hit the European targets
If they, if they abide by this, if this is a real, if this is a real commitment,
if this is a real commitment, Israel will try to maximize the impact.
Right as the, right as like the, the, the demining operation is taking place, you know.
This is a really, I really hope that's a really bad take. No, I'm just, look,
Look, it's one way that I can see this collapsing, because for Israel, their goal is to collapse
the negotiations.
They don't want a negotiation.
They want to create by force a coalition of the willing against Iran.
Okay?
America has also tried to do that in the early stages to shut off Iran diplomatically from
the rest of the world.
They will not be a coalition to the willing, they will just be a coalition that happened
to be at the fucking wrong place at the wrong time that found themselves in this quagmire.
And then they'll have to respond militarily to Iran.
I really don't think this is happening.
I just don't think that this war is ending.
I hope I'm wrong.
I don't think Israel is going to allow that.
Very frustrated with how the Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has been responding to this,
continuing to launch strikes in Lebanon right before this agreement was signed.
You mentioned what he told Axios, but he also said this to the New York Times.
He described Netanyahu to the New York Times as a very difficult guy and went on to say,
to be honest with you, he should be very thankful for us, to us for doing this, because if Iran
had a nuclear weapon, Israel wouldn't be around for two hours.
That was a direct quote from the president.
I think that just goes to show how tense this relationship between the U.S. and Israel is
at this point.
The president really not wanting them to threaten this upcoming agreement, John.
No, again, when we get that text, it'll be interesting to see domestically and around
the world how it is received.
Elena Trina, Geneva this morning, thank you very much.
Kate.
Let's talk more about this.
Joining us right now is Axios Global Affairs correspondent.
Oh, thank God.
You know, these are, this is where Barag Revit is the most activated, you know what I mean?
there is a controversy between Israel and America. They are fighting. They are fighting.
Trump has said Benjamin Netanyahu is poo poo. And Benjamin Netanyahu has said Trump is gay.
I have very good sources.
CNN, political and global affairs analyst, Barak Ravid.
And it's your interview that really set things over the weekend
on fire with what President Trump told you.
And one person not heard from yet publicly it does appear
is who we were just talking about, Ben.
I do think it's really funny that the entirety of Western
mainstream media promotes a guy who has been wrong like 500
times amidst the last 108 days.
And they still will literally hold his word as the as the most important word, right?
And he's straight up an Israeli IDF asset.
And I don't understand it.
Like this man has never broken a fucking story that was valid.
Do Barak and Donald just share a bed, always cuddle up and spooning?
Literally always there at a moment's notice.
Yeah.
I mean, come on, man. Who the fuck? No one believes this shit. Anyone who's been paying
close attention to this, uh, understands who Barogravit is and what his goals are. It's
mind boggling to me that so many professional journalists very clearly have highlighted
a unit eighty two hundred
military officer as like the number one western reporter
is crazy mania himself
and after that extraordinary interview that you had with the president this
weekend brock what are you hearing today
well uh... i think uh... netanyahu
uh... his people and his mouth pieces
in the Israeli media are all furious about this deal.
The Israeli ambassador to Washington, Yechiel Laker, has been making phone calls to members
of Congress telling them how much Netanyahu is concerned and disappointed about this deal.
One of Netanyahu's key mouthpieces in the Israeli press, a guy called Inon Magal, wrote
on X, a, you know, super strong post where he called the U.S. negotiators Steve Whitcoff
and Jared Kushner Jew Boys. He called Vice President Vance Scum. He said they're working
for Qatar and the other Gulf countries. So when somebody that close to Netanyahu writes
those things on X, I think it gives some sort of an impression about how Netanyahu and his
close circle, what they think about this deal.
And the Lebanon Front, I think it appears, is going to be more and more critical to how
long this framework exists and stays in place if they're going to continue negotiations
of-
If you think Randy Fine is like an unhinged fascist, now imagine like the average Israeli politician, you know what I mean?
What does Jew boys mean that they aren't men? I think he I think they're just anti-Semitic. I don't know
It's Israel, they're everything they're all the racisms
So there's not shocking to me
about the long-term future and stopping any long-term future of a nuclear program. Israel's
defense minister said this morning that it is not, they are not withdrawing.
I've only, I've only ever heard Nazis say that. Yeah, dog. Israeli politicians are fucking
Nazis. So it shouldn't come as a surprise to you that they would deploy Nazi style slurs against,
you know, American Jews that are a part of the negotiation process who have literally been
on board with Israeli goals the entire way. Yeah. Yeah, go read up on how Israeli society broadly
Like what is really slightly considered Holocaust survivors, okay?
If you want to learn more about like, these are the types of shit that Israelis were saying
like early Zionists were saying about Holocaust survivors, literally is the type of shit that
like nick flentes would be shocked by
from southern lebanon
what is going to happen here what are you hearing behind the scenes
so first
i i have no information
uh... points to any
demand by the united states at the moment at least
for an immediate israeli draw from some of them
what i heard from u.s officials is that basically lebanon they're talking about
the ceasefire which means
everyone
holding place
uh... no uh... no military action either by
uh... is by the number of by israel
uh... and from what i heard from the regional mediators that in the talks
between the U.S. and Iran.
Why should I?
Wait, I don't know why I keep trusting, why we keep trusting Axios.
So I've told you this already, Barak Ravid is actually very informative, just not in
the way that you think he is, right?
Like Barak Ravid has tremendous insight into like what's going on.
It's just, if you listen to his reporting, you have to read it as, this is what the American
side wants us to hear. This is what the Israeli side wants us to hear.
It's not that he's like breaking any serious news. The type of news that he's breaking is,
is exactly what you should understand. The American side is telling you like,
this is what we want out there, right? This is what they want the narrative to be.
And he absolutely trades like he has obviously the highest level
Insiders within the Israeli government that he gets information from which he trades with the highest level of the American government
I assume Trump just directly calls them all the time
But ultimately it doesn't matter right ultimately it doesn't matter what Trump is saying about Benjamin and Yahoo
So what matters is what Trump is doing about Benjamin Neniao.
And as long as there is no retreat of IOF soldiers from the Lebanese state boundaries,
that means that there's nothing on the MOU.
Or rather, Donald Trump is not enforcing what Iranians have claimed is on the memorandum
of understanding.
the mediators over the weekend, the point the U.S. made is, you, Iran, make sure Hezbollah
doesn't shoot and we'll make sure Israel doesn't shoot.
But the thing is that the Iranians don't feel that Trump really has a way to make sure that
the Israelis don't take military action.
This is such manufactured bullshit. No, I don't I mean, I think the Israelis are mad at Donald Trump for sure
Here's here's what I will say
There are degrees of priority for the Israeli government for Zionism as a whole as a movement, right
The highest priority goal here for Benjamin and Yahoo and his work cabinet is to get America
To destroy Iran, right?
That's it. They want to do that because they don't want any kind of sovereign regional power that could potentially
Strike Israel that could potentially punish Israel militarily as it seeks out further territorial expansion
So Benjamin and y'all for three decades at this point is very actively tried to go to America into going to direct war with Iran
America has given
insurances to Israel or has aided Israel's goals in destabilizing Iran by way of sanctions and
And obviously through other mechanisms of instability and it has been somewhat effective
That's the reason why there is a robust movement that has grown inside of Iran
that that constantly
Constantly gets very frustrated with the with the Islamic Republic and and will go out in the streets and sometimes will protest even violently
with arms that they may or may not have gotten from the Israeli side, as we saw in the last
protest that started with the Bazari protest, the Bazari protest, the market owners, right, which is
technically a part of the Islamic Republic is like base of support.
They were mad because of the economy. They were mad because the economy had been destroyed and
because the currency was worth nothing
engineering, due to American financial engineering at the behest of Israel, but then that escalated
into a much larger protest, a much more violent protest, due to American and Israeli interventions,
as we know now 100% because both the America side and the Israeli side openly admitted
it.
That all is a broader part of the agenda, but there's a limitation to what America in
the past was willing to do for Israel.
single former president before Donald Trump said no to invading Iran militarily or no
to escalations against Iran directly.
Donald Trump changed that dynamic and was the first American president to lean into
Israeli demands and go and strike Iran.
And on the first day of Operation Epic Fury, they not only struck Iran, but they decapitated
the entire leadership structure, and also killed a bunch of schoolgirls in Menab, 168
of these little girls that were at school were murdered by American Tomahawk missiles.
They did a double tap.
And that was all for Israel, right?
But even Donald Trump has some real red lines.
Now, the real red line for Donald Trump has always been to go up the escalation ladder
to such a degree where they actually commit to a full-scale invasion of Iranian soil.
Donald Trump doesn't want that.
It's very obvious he doesn't want that.
He likes in and out fast bombing campaigns where he gets his wishes across, right?
He loves Venezuela.
does not like what's going on in Iran because Iran did not cave. Iran was resilient. Iran
actually punished America and defeated America. So from the Israeli calculation,
from the Israeli side, they're actively trying to continue this tit for tat. They're actively
trying to continue this instability with the hopes that Donald Trump will commit to going up the
escalation ladder and militarily invade Iran. Now, the fact that we don't have troops, enough troops
to conduct a successful, long-standing invasion of Iranian soil does not matter to the Israeli side.
They don't care, right? It's clear that they don't care about what this does to American
force projection capabilities. It's clear that it doesn't matter how much America's defensive
of munitions have been depleted in the process of defending Israel, they don't care about
any of this stuff. They don't even care about their own safety and security for their own
civilians, right? Or rather, in their calculation, they feel like Iran would run out of munitions
before they could actually start successfully, successively striking Israel to such a degree
that, you know, there's a tremendous amount of civilian casualties in the process.
They believe that America would fight their battle for them in Iran. They're wrong.
It's clear that Donald Trump does have one real red line, not like the fake bullshit like, oh,
don't hit Lebanon. This or that. The one real red line that Donald Trump has is not going up the
the escalation ladder so much that they actually invade Iran militarily with
boots on the ground, military invasion. That's the problem here for Israel.
That's their real goal here. They think if they can continue fucking up the ceasefire
deal that's in play, that if America is thoroughly embarrassed by Iran, not by
Israel, but by Iran, which is ironic because Israel is the one that's, you
humiliating America currently, that they can probably go to America into taking further
action because Trump is so unstable. Trump is so crazy. Trump is clearly not invested in
longstanding American commitments to the rest of the world, to the energy markets,
to our global allies. And that's what it is.
I don't think Trump, maybe I'm wrong, but by my estimation, I don't think Donald Trump
is willing to take it to that step.
But that doesn't mean Israel won't stop trying to take it to that step.
Actually, in Lebanon, I think this is why that's going to be a main sticking point in the
implementation of this deal.
And also next week on June 22nd, there's supposed to be another round of direct negotiations
at the State Department between Lebanese and Israeli officials.
The US wants a deal between Israel and Lebanon.
Bro, Barak looks like a ghost, dude.
I don't know.
The color has been sucked out of him, by the way.
Not through Iran, but through direct Israeli-Lebanese talks.
And I just wonder if the Israeli government will be open enough to actually have good
faith negotiations when it is so mad about the current deal.
Yeah.
I mean, as Aaron David Miller had put it, I know you had sent it out.
No U.S. president has said publicly about an Israeli prime minister what Trump has said
about Netanyahu, from what President Trump said to you on the floor of the weekend.
As I read, multiple times, it was not a...
It was not to be missed.
In case you didn't hear me, Brock.
Yes.
It definitely was.
Great reporting as always, Brock.
Thanks for coming on.
Well, Israel is making it clear it is not happy with this UN-Iran agreement.
We are hearing criticism from politicians of different political camps and as we've
been reporting Israel's defense chief says the IDF won't be pulling out of Lebanon.
Syrians, Oren Liebman has a view from Jerusalem, and why is it that Israel, seemingly across
the board, at least when it comes to government officials, so unhappy with this agreement?
And do we know where the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stands?
Well we don't know publicly because he hasn't made a statement about the ceasefire deal
yet or what his intentions are here.
In fact, the only statement we saw on social media yesterday that had anything to do with
President Donald Trump was a happy birthday message that celebrated how closely-
This guy always looks to me like a different, like, Barack Revead variant, by the way.
Am I crazy? This is Vegeta Barack Revead.
Mike. He also kind of looks like a shark.
I just like they made these guys in a lab.
They made these guys in a laboratory, and this is like a different Barak Ravid variant
that they also rolled out.
Yeah, Sharaka Ravid.
They're working together, and yet other ministers in the government, even politicians in the
opposition have come out against this deal, specifically because of what is expected to
be the demands upon Israel as it relates to Lebanon.
Iran pretty much from the beginning has demanded that any ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran
include Lebanon and a potential withdrawal of Israeli forces.
Well, Israel's defense minister said he will not and that Israel will not be withdrawing
forces from the territory it occupies in southern Lebanon.
So clearly signaling there, and he talked about, by the way, the existing and expected
pressure.
So there's clearly an expectation that the U.S. will put pressure on them to withdraw.
The question is, ultimately, how does Benjamin Netanyahu handle this pressure and what are
his options?
Trump has clearly boxed him in at this point.
Trump, in fact, said just a couple of days ago that Israel should not be attacking anywhere
in Lebanon.
He also said Hezbollah should not attack Israel.
Well, we've seen him say that in mid-April, and that fell apart within a matter of days.
So it's clear, the Israeli government, ministers, those who are very close to Netanyahu are
very unhappy with this agreement, the language they've used, the statements they've put
out.
Netanyahu has been very careful here.
He has virtually never publicly criticized Trump.
And at least as of right now, that is still the case, Becky.
This isn't MOU, it is effectively a promise to talk at this point.
Is there a sense that many Israelis in and outside the government actually agree with
Mr. Obama?
This is likely to be just like the old deal, which Israel didn't like the first time around.
I think that's sort of dawning on the Israeli public and Israel.
so crazy that Donald Trump, like American presidency is only going one direction because
American trajectory is just like so downward that every president that comes after the next is just
like moving this country in the same downward trajectory that like Barack Obama looks like
a fucking hero. Okay. Like the JCPOA and what Barack Obama did looks like one of the greatest
diplomatic achievements of all time. Okay. It's incredible. And it was a profound achievement
for the record. At the time, like, I mean, it took 20 months to put together. It was a,
it was a multilateral deal with like China and Russia involved as well. And, and it turns out
Oh, America had it so good, America had it so goddamn good, man.
We politicians, we've even seen some of the pro Netanyahu right wing media start criticizing
not only the deal, but also President Donald Trump as well, which would have been unthinkable
just a few months ago or just a few weeks ago during the war.
And you're exactly right to point out what this is, Becky.
All this memorandum of understanding is an attempt to reset the situation in the Strait
of Hormuz to what it was before the war.
There are no promises that we're aware of on the highly enriched uranium or Iran's nuclear
program or its ballistic missiles or proxies here.
We need to wait to see what's in the deal and certainly Trump could help us by releasing
the text of the MOU.
But all this really is right now is talks about talks as they try to reset the Strait
form moves to what it was before. It's also worth pointing out that Trump has repeatedly
boasted about Iran not having a nuclear weapon under his agreement. Well, if you look at
the language of the Iran nuclear deal under former President Barack Obama, the JCPOA,
that's provision three under the preamble and general provisions that Iran will not
have a nuclear weapon. This isn't some new thing that Trump has discovered. It is exactly
what was in the Obama era nuclear deal.
When you start looking at all of the different bits and parts, one of the big points that
may be difficult is what is happening with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel
in all of this.
There has been reporting on Axios where we just heard from the reporter there, Barack,
who says, look, multiple times the president cursed about the way in which Netanyahu has
been dealing with the United States over this conflict.
What do you make about what will happen if Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu doesn't
stop attacking Lebanon, for example?
Yeah, at that point, the balls in Iran's court, did Iran get sufficiently bribed by the American
side that they won't retaliate and then get fucked over in the long run, or will they
Establish or sorry reestablish sufficient military deterrence by striking Israel as they said they would
That is the question is I think it's a given I I think it's a very high likelihood that Israel will
severely escalate
They got one speed man, I just don't see them ever backing down
They're desperate. They understand the situation at hand. They recognize that they don't have a lot of support from the Western world.
This is their last shot.
Asan, I thought you said yesterday that we're almost showing weakness by continuing the deal despite Israel bombing Lebanon.
I mean, am I saying anything different currently?
Am I saying something different currently?
Think Jeremy might have talked about this earlier, but it's a really big win for Iran the two of the three reasons given for attacking
Iran have been completely taken off the table
The US is not even talking about ballistic missiles or proxies. That was always bullshit
That was always bullshit. It didn't matter and yes
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Yes, it did.
It did break the bank.
The flashpoint in Lebanon is probably one of the biggest risks to the agreement outside
of getting through some of these details.
As you know, Barack rightly pointed out, you mentioned here, there's been a number of tit-for-tat
responses that have led to escalations.
And what happened yesterday in the latest round is a reflection of the discussions I've
had with Israeli officials.
political establishment in Israel, would much rather see this war saw through till its end,
you know, destroy as much the military capabilities possible. It really wants regime change,
but that's not really realistic without boots on the ground. So the IDF, the U.S. military,
and the political establishment in the U.S. is pretty happy at this point with the level of
damage that's been done to the Iranians that they no longer pose like a real existential threat to
the Israelis or U.S. forces in the region. But yesterday, a few drones were launched in the
northern Israel. Prime Minister Netanyahu responded by strikes in the Beirut suburbs,
which was seen as a red line for Iran. The thing that made it difficult is they put the
U.S. in a bind. The individual they killed is somebody who used to meet with a prison
in Baghdad. His name was Ali Musaq Duke. One of the founding members of the Iran's
missile program and it's proxied to the biggest features of Iran's influence in the region that
calls for the U.S. and Israel. They genuinely do want them gone. It's not just made up. No.
Okay. Well, I wanted Iran to have a nuclear weapon so they can have nuclear sovereignty.
What we want is immaterial. What Israel wants is totally and utterly irrelevant. What America wants
is utterly irrelevant. My point was that was never a sincere point of contention. It was never going
to be a sincere point of contention. No country on the planet would be like, okay, we won't do a
nuclear arm, but we won't do nuclear arms, but we also are just going to neuter our defensive
and offensive capabilities? No, it's not happening. There was not a single sincere analyst that
factored that part into their real analysis. Oh, we are at level four hype train almost,
about to be level five. I didn't even realize that's the point from position to strength.
The U.S. could make those demands. They were, no, no. I think Iran would die before they
would allow that to kill them in the long run. That's why I'm saying it was not a real part
of the, it wasn't a real point of contention. Like there are additional things that America
could ask and they, if they won militarily, they would be able to get, but they lost so
they can't get it.
This might be a dumb question, but Russia, would Russia ever give Iran a nuke to improve
its political standing, that's a fucking lootly not. Vladimir Putin? Vladimir Putin would
give Iran a nuclear weapon. You have a higher likelihood of getting a nuke from China, and
that is also unbelievably unlikely. Vladimir Putin is, is, I mean, Russia is basically
little israel and vice versa or big israel and israel is little russia
why would
guys
all of the maneuvering the russia does
seemingly against israel is for its own benefit as a regional actor
and it's usually just
uh...
it's usually not against israel necessarily but against the united
states of america israel's happens to be
the extension of the united states of america
israel is an entry point for every russian oligarch into the rest of the
uh... market
like it
they all are dual citizens many of the russian oligarchs are literally dual
israeli citizens
the idea that vladimir putin is like uh... sincerely anti-sinus or whatever
is fucking ridiculous is not real
I just don't think that that would ever be real. We're level 5 hype train.
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Real question. If Israeli politicians started saying death to America, do you think we would
still fund them? I think we would all 100%. Yes. It's not even a question, dude. 100%.
What? The New York Knicks star Jalen Brosnan married a Jewish woman in 2023 and then three years later wins a rigged NBA championship.
All sports are rigged and controlled by certain groups.
Yo, this shit is so weird, bro. People are so fucking weird about this shit, man.
Like, please stop being so goddamn weird about Jews.
Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God.
like stick to Israel please this is totally unnecessary very unproductive it
makes me so goddamn annoyed
and it's crazy because like it's it's the weird like it's the weird fucking
Nazi bigots that are saying the exact same shit as like Rabbi Schmooley you
You know, Rabbi Smully was saying the exact same thing, Jalen Brosnan is our hero.
Jalen Brosnan, our hero, is married a Jewish woman, has a Jewish daughter, and had a chupa
and a ketuba.
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You've got the best blood.
Yeah.
Stop it.
Jalen Brosnan is a black man.
Celebrate the next if you want.
But this sudden interest and attempt to change his identity because of his marriage is cringe-worthy
at the very least.
i'm looking at scans at
uh... anyone's not even remotely like but they are
so was the jews believe in jewish lineage only been passed through the
mother matrilineal she says
i know that but i don't recall jewish will be so supportive of inner faith
and interracial marriage but it is rabbi dildo need a connection with
brunson
what's up with that
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A pack is making not so veiled threats against real Donald Trump uses senators. They fund
the trial and torpedoes Iran deals. Just they tend to do with Obama's of Hezbollah's is
have Hezbollah is Iran's aircraft carrier in Lebanon. A pack is Netanyahu's aircraft
carrier in Washington. A pack says for 47 years, the Iranian regime has been at war against
America and its own people over the past year at President Trump's direction. America has
decimated Iran's leadership nuclear program and military assets working together with Israel.
The U.S. military carried out its mission and created the opportunity for diplomatic agreement.
The announced MOU kicks off a new 60 day window for talks. We look forward to learning the full
details of the framework for these negotiations, including whether the deal preserves the sovereign
right of our democratic ally Israel to respond to security threats it confronts.
Interesting. Congress will play a critical role in working with the administration throughout
these negotiations and in reviewing the ultimate agreement. It must support efforts to maximize
our diplomatic, economic, and military leverage to reach a final deal that permanently and
verifiably ends the regime's nuclear program, including the removal of all enriched uranium
for Iran and dismantlement of all enrichment sites. The final deal should also address
Iran's illicit ballistic missile and drone program and an end to the regime's financing
of terror groups that wreak havoc across the world around the world.
Huh. Interesting. It's so funny because like American politicians will look at this.
this, and not see it as a not so veiled threat against America's sovereignty, American decision-making.
And we'll instead go, oh shit, I'm so sorry, let's give you 10 billion additional dollars,
please.
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anyway that's like saying israel should not have fighter jets it's like yeah well israel
should not have fighter jets i i think that's awesome we should take away israel's fighter jets
They clearly don't know what to do with them. They don't use them for any real defensive purpose.
They very clearly use them for, for death, destruction, and genocide.
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I mean, the F-35s have shut off buttons, not the Israeli ones.
As a matter of fact, the only F-35s that don't have the American shut off buttons, I believe,
are the Israeli ones.
Isn't that interesting?
Isn't that fun?
Isn't that cool?
The more you know.
Israel is the only country with an F-35 program that has its own operating system that doesn't
run on the American operating software, huh?
FDD is taking this loss.
Well, oh yeah, no, it's awesome.
Respect the J pod for eating this L with both hands as opposed to the insane
cope I've been seeing from the FDD guys.
John putt Horace is losing his fucking mind.
Let's take a look.
We stopped carpet bounding them to reopen the straight up for moves.
Now we're removing, um, you know, the blockade to reopen the straight up for
Next time we'll be giving up something else to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
This is the way negotiations with the Iranians work.
The way negotiations with us work.
It's about us. It's not about them.
What they want is completely clear.
They want freedom of action.
They want to be able to close or open the Strait of Hormuz at will.
They want to continue their nuclear program.
This is John Podhura as the ultimate treat boy.
No, and they want to continue to build ballistic missiles and we are
Expendanting to every one of those from what they want survival
They want a nuclear program and they want to drag out negotiations
Through the election to they want to humiliate John. I'll Trump and move on to the next president and they've already succeeded
I don't know what they need to keep going for they can negotiate not negotiate
Nobody on the planet earth is going to see this
unless you are literally a paid agent of MAGA related to Donald Trump or some lunatic who is
really excited by the possibility of Trump turning on Israel, there is no person on earth who is
going to say that America didn't lose this war. There is nobody. Nobody. The US has lost this
round. But I want to. Yeah, yeah, but they'll recover. They'll recover. The US Air Force planes
They're literally dying from a broken heart after Trump's betrayal and you're laughing breaking large u.s. Air Force plane a B-52 stratofortress
crashes near Edwards Air Force Base in California
Wow
Wow
Oh Trita Parsey the Tucker Carlson show. Oh, this is why it couldn't come on today
He was like I'm traveling today, but I'll be I'll be available tomorrow
tomorrow. Trita Parsi has a rational pro-American view of their own war, so naturally Barry
Weiss tried to get him deported. You got big time? No, dude. No, Trita is my goat. I don't
give a shit. Also, he can do whoever show he wants, okay? Whoever's show he wants to
do, especially right now.
Ends the way I fear it's
John Panor has
Lose it over Trump Boschia the
Iran War. Honestly, don't know if
this could be worse. Trump has
choked. He's chickened out. I'm
out of my mind here.
If it could be worse, because if
this war ends the way I fear it's
going to America is going to be in
a strategically, tactically
and militarily worse position than
was dog. It's because of you that America is in this position. If America didn't do this
to Iran, the straight of hormones would not be closed. That Iran would not have bombed
and hollowed out American military bases showing the world that America doesn't even have the
capacity to defend its own assets in the region. Like literally is guys like you that were like,
go, go, go, go, bomb Iran, bomb, bomb Iran is going to be fucking awesome. You were there
every step of the fucking way, bagging it on.
Osanabe would go on Tucker's show in a heartbeat if he could make it happen.
Well, I haven't talked about this already, but yeah, that is already
something that I have put into works.
It's just a matter of like whether I can travel or not.
So.
Under Biden and before Trump came back into power,
That is to say, he made a choice to test America's resolve, America's ability to win war, to exert
its will, to change the nature of the map, and he has choked.
Are you saying he's egging it on because of his egg-shaped head?
No.
Yeah.
Mark Dubowitz.
Now, the FTD guys are coping extreme style, okay?
Refuel energy markets rest and rearm the military develop a plan to support Iran is crippled
regime enforce sanctions with relentless pressure don't get played at the negotiating table
test Iran early give little demand results walk away fast hit harder bruh give up bruh
give up bro it's over bruh it's over man stop coping
If these guys had any investment in maintaining long-standing aid to Israel in American hands,
they would recognize what time it is.
They would recognize that America o'clock is coming to a close.
And if America no longer is this towering force, this domineering hegemonic superpower,
What the fuck do you think happens to Israel in the process, you idiot?
This is what's funny about the Israeli agents, okay?
They're so horny for death and destruction that they can't see anything beyond their
immediate needs, okay?
What these guys don't understand is they're like, come on, come on, keep bombing Iran.
Just one more bomb.
Just one more school.
Please blow up one more school.
I'm begging you, it's going to be awesome. It will surely turn the tide of this battle.
What they don't realize is, if America went into a long-standing real battle against Iran,
tried to invade Iran militarily, the state of Hormuz would be extra cooked. The global
energy markets would be extra cooked. And at that point, I suspect China would have
no other option but to militarily support Iran. And what America has failed to do in
Ukraine, they would lose a million fold in Iran. I mean, look at Russia. Look at Russia.
With the entirety of the Western world's support, Ukraine was able to at least hold
Russia back from completely taking over the country.
But on the other side, Russia still made significant gains into Ukrainian territory in spite of
the entire Western world and America backing Ukraine to the hill.
So obviously, the dynamic of battle has shifted quite a bit, and countries that are capable
of engaging in asymmetric warfare through their drone program, which Iran obviously
has in more significant ways than Ukraine ever did.
All of the Western forces trying to militarily dominate Iran at the behest of Israel's ambitions
of regional expansion would be met with tremendous force and backing from China, greatly accelerating
America's demise.
And what do you think happens to Israel when America's out of the equation, when America
can no longer aid and abet Israel and back whatever fucking Israel's most insane idiotic
belligerent needs are?
Nothing, nothing remains of this at that point.
The Rock to help stand up the militias during the US war and was actually responsible for
an operation that's that killed and kidnapped and executed execution style five US service
members.
So, justice made it out yesterday, but also at the risk of blowing up the deal.
So, put the US in a very difficult position.
Kim, I do want to get your take on this relationship between Benjamin Netanyahu, the President of
of Israel and President Trump, which has been a very tight one, but now it's a very tense
one.
Where do you see this going?
Yeah, Netanyahu's got elections coming up, and he has to posture to the Israeli people
that if hit.
Sorry to be the actually guy, but Ukraine has probably the best drone warfare program
in the world right now.
No, it's probably still Iran.
The fuck?
I mean, Ukraine's indigenous drone warfare program is exceptional.
Make no mistake.
but Iran was able to stop the United States of America and I mean we don't
even know what the Chinese drone warfare program looks like because they've
never really fucking deployed it but like Iran's drones are crazy Iran is
fighting the United States of America Ukraine is fighting Russia hate to be
that guy have a scoreboard? Yeah, dude, you can't just copying Isis low key. Yeah, the
shothead is so good that America literally took it, retooled it, slapped the fucking
what's it called the Elon Musk panel on top of it and then called it the Lucas.
Ukraine has really good FPV drones though.
He's going to hit back.
However, there are a couple of things that could tamp down this violence in Lebanon.
One of them is that Netanyahu needs the U.S. relationship.
Part of the secretive is its success with the Israeli voting public is they know he
has a good relationship with Trump.
swears about them, but that's also an indication that they have this very familiar friendship.
They can yell at each other and possibly in a few days with one phone call, tamp it all back down.
On the Hezbollah side, Hezbollah right now is largely run by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps.
So they have a certain amount of command and control over Hezbollah
and can tell them to lay off, that'll be a real sign
of whether the IRGC is also backing this deal.
Yeah, that is actually a really, really good point.
Both of you, thank you so much for your expertise.
There is so much to be worked out here.
Over the weekend, as you know, I sat down
with former President Barack Obama
and former First Lady Michelle Obama
for an exclusive interview ahead of the opening
of the Obama Presidential Center
later this week in Chicago.
Now, before President Trump's announcement,
And I asked former President Obama for his thoughts on the war with Iran.
You spent a lot of time wrestling with the threat of a nuclear Iran.
How do you think things are being handled right now there?
It is doubtful that any agreement that arises is going to be significantly different or
a significant improvement from the deal that we had in the first place and had worked for
for a long stretch of time before we the United States pulled out. So I'm hopeful that
bombing stops and ordinary people are no longer suffering as a consequence of the war.
And then in retrospect, it's a reminder that on a lot of difficult foreign policy problems.
He's crazy that is just Trump is a gift that keeps on giving for this guy.
He doesn't even have to do much.
He just sits there and is like, remember when I was president and everyone's like, honestly,
yeah, I mean, what do you what can you fucking say about it?
so goddamn annoying to me because like it's not like it is crazy that everything that
trump is doing directly directly undermines obama's legacy and therefore everything is
a constant reminder that things were better under barack obama there's no world where
anyone can fucking call the question that the success of the JCPOA at this point.
Obviously it wasn't, the goal was never the denuclearization of Iran, but it's just true.
Yeah, you have no idea how good Tim Duncan was, but it's not even good. It's not even good. The
The problem is, it wasn't good.
It's just gotten significantly worse.
So now we look back and we're like,
yeah man, that shit was actually awesome.
The notion that we can just bully our way
or bomb our way to solutions
may sometimes seem appealing, but the fact of the matter is, is that taking the time
to explore diplomacy and exhaust the possibilities of coming up with deals that don't solve
100% of the problem, but solve 80, 90% of the problem while avoiding the necessity of
going to war. You think we would have learned that lesson by now, but it seems like every
so often we have to relearn that lesson again.
And again, the negotiations ongoing, we'll see what happens and what will be signed and
what will be in and not in on Friday. A lot of questions still here. We're going to have
much more on my interview with former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle
Obama.
Can you get more clarity on the details of this deal? We're joined now by vice
This was wild zbs
Got the scoop on jd vance
Who literally just admitted that they're giving 300 billion to iran president jd vance. Mr. Vice president. Good morning. It's really good to have you here
Good morning guys. Thanks for having me. Yes. So far the only details we've heard have been from from the iranian officials
What can you tell us about when the administration plans to share the exact details?
Yeah, Gail, as you know, with sometimes with these agreements, there are some diplomatic protocols, some technical things to work out.
But we plan to release the full text this week. We want the American people to see it.
But we've also seen, of course, some misreporting about what's actually in the agreement.
We've seen some accurate reporting about what's in the agreement.
I think the most important thing for the American people to appreciate is that what this agreement does is really two-fold.
one hand, it ensures that Iran will never have a nuclear weapon while simultaneously
opening the straight.
This month, focus on ozampic and he looks still looks like shit.
By the way, it's kind of crazy.
I don't know why he still looks so goddamn puffy in the face.
For moves, you already see oil prices from a high of $126 a barrel down to about $80
a barrel today.
It's a lot of progress, but it also, Gail, fundamentally extends a hand to Iran and says,
look, if you guys are willing to honor your obligations, if you're willing to allow real
inspections of your nuclear program, then we will welcome you back into the world economy.
I think what the President of the United States wants to do is turn over a leaf of 47 years
of a failed relationship between the United States and Iran, but that requires the Iranians
to actually honor it there into the bargain.
So when people say that billions of dollars of assets will be released, that's not true.
What is true is that Iran will have a much better and much more prosperous future if
they meet the obligations they make in this agreement.
We'll of course see that's one of the things we're going to work out in the technical talks
that will follow the official signing on Friday.
Mr. Vice President, it's Ed O'Keefe and we're so glad you're here in part because as Republican
Senator Lindsey Graham said yesterday, you were like, no, no, no, you don't understand.
It's not like the JCPOA.
It's going to be so much better for Iran than JCPOA, I promise.
Insha'Allah, once we're done with this deal, it's going to make JCPOA look so, so, so bad
in comparison.
And by that I mean, you know, Obama didn't give Iran enough credit and enough leeway.
The architect of this deal, so let's walk through some of this.
Iranians are saying that they're going to have access to a $300 billion reconstruction
fund. True or false?
Well, and that's the sort of thing they could have access to funded by the Gulf Coast Coalition
so long as they honor their end of the obligation. I think that one of the things you're going
to see, Ed, and people have to be skeptical of this, is that the hardliners in the Iranian
system will overemphasize the benefits that Iran gets while under-emphasizing all the
things that they have to concede and all the things they have to provide in order to get
these benefits. So we absolutely are open to the Gulf Coast countries investing in the
reconstruction of Iran, but only if Iran ends their nuclear program, ends their enriched
stockpile of material.
Like there was no $300 billion,
Followed it in the JCPOA you understand like
Like this is already a thing that Iran committed to in the past
with the JCPOA
It's fucking awesome, I mean first of all
Iran absolutely deserves it for what we did. Okay, they do and even more for what we have done thus far
The Iranian people deserve it, 100%. Now will they get it? That remains to be seen.
But it's totally, I mean, from the perspective of like, you know, an America-first leadership,
this is such a funny deal to try and sell. You know, it's awesome. These guys are just like,
Yeah, we fucked up. What are you gonna do? We're just gonna have to pay these guys. That's what happens when you lose a war
You pay reparations to the side that wins
It's stupid to say Trump surrendered to Iran first of all because bad politics do you want the war to resume?
But also because it isn't true. We fought a we fought their draw on both sides of making compromise now
That's how peace works. It's capitulation and it's good Trump capitulated and Democrats shouldn't be trashing Trump from the military is right
But then there wouldn't be Democrats. Yeah, I think Trump is capitulating if these deals if if the MOU is correct
Then Trump is obviously capitulating and it is a good thing that he is
What do you think happens?
When you make a mistake when you're stupid enough to go to war and then you lose that war. Yes, you have to fucking stop
Wherever you can
Okay
So, it's a good thing. It's a good thing that Trump is stopping. It's a good thing that
they're loading the idea of withdrawing not only secondary sanctions, but like all sanctions,
right, including American sanctions. It's good to open up Iran to the rest of the world.
It would be incredible for the American economy. It'd be incredible for the Iranian economy.
It would be great for the Iranian people. It would be horrible for Israel. Israel does
not want this to happen. So even if you can't find a, find it in your heart, cause you think
like all these guys are barbarians, like they're fucking scary, they're scary countries.
Just remember, remember how much this pisses off Israel. Okay. Let that be a motivation
for you.
And it was really open to an inspections and enforcement regime that gives the American
people confidence they're never going to have a nuclear weapon. So I think, I think the
dance you're going to see Ed, which is going to be interesting, is the Iranian media, especially
the hardline media, they're going to talk a lot about what they get without talking
about what they give.
It's important for all of us to correct that record.
Well, then let's do that here.
They say they're going to get $24 billion in frozen funds if they hit certain benchmarks.
Is that true?
Well, again, Ed, we're open to a lot of things that are on the table, but that $24 billion
just doesn't appear anywhere in any of the text that we've talked about with
the Iranians.
What we have said is that we're willing to talk about unfreezing assets,
but a much much bigger deal is unsanctioning their economy
so long as they make the long-term commitments on the nuclear program. So
you know again one of the things these these hardliner elements in their
country are gonna do
is misrepresent the deal so that they can sell it to certain elements of their
domestic audience.
But I think again, the text is very clear. There's nothing about $24 billion. Okay, this is the most
I'm not gonna lie. This is the most hopeful I've ever felt about this deal.
Okay, this is pure cope. This is tremendous amounts of cope coming from JD Vance. And he is the guy
that is the liberal whisperer of this administration. So he's just literally trying to sell this.
He's straight up trying to sell this to the Liberals. This is a great thing on ZBS. Nonetheless. Okay ZBS morning Tel Aviv. I mean, that's the
That's the program
He just straight up selling it he's like no, no, you don't understand. It's actually great Iran is getting
Money from the regional partners
Of course if they abide by the thing that the JCP away accomplished, but this is certainly much better than the JCP away
Yeah, much better for Iran, but also at the same time, you know, it's as long as they behave
Obviously, they're trying to sell it to their side and trying to make it seem like they got a much better end of the bargain than they actually did
It's like, okay
Well, what happens when we get the fucking final MOU and it turns out, you know, America did actually cave on so many key parts
Key Iranian demands what then what there is clarity about literally trying to sell it. This is good. This is not a bad thing
this is actually this is
This is hopeful though, Ed, is that Iran gives up their nuclear program for the long haul?
Yeah, keep hammering that point, which was definitely a thing that Iran had never done
before, except they did during the JCPOA. And they certainly did during the talks that
were happening in Oman. Okay. Interesting. Interesting. Just saying that's an interesting
assessment
that was always the gimme that was the easiest concession from the iranian
side because it was something that they had conceded to allow a real
inspections regime and then of course we want them to have a lot of benefits the
president has said we want them to be a successful country right we want to turn
over a new leaf with iran but that requires them to meet us in the middle
you said a responsible say uh...
how exactly then are these benchmarks can be measured
by the united states are by the international community who's going
into verify for example
that all the nuclear material has been accounted for
uh... that they're not in fact developing some kind of a weapon is a u
s officials is a u s military forces
what's going to be combination of course of the united states monitoring
enforcing this thing but also the i a e a the organization
that sort of has the expertise to ensure
that that rich stockpiles destroyed
and that are you about that u.s. forces might not be involved in this
will u.s. ground troops go into make sure that we have everything
well look at we certainly talked with the iranians about how we're going to
destroy that enriched stockpile the technical details are one of the things
that we're going to work on we start those technical talks on friday but
absolutely we're talking about working with the i a a and working with the
iranians to go in and destroy that enriched stockpile of material whether
whether we play an observer role or whether we play a more active role, these are the
sorts of things that we'll figure out in technical talks, but what the president has made very
clear is the United States will be there to confirm that that enriched stockpile of material
is destroyed.
So you don't rule out that U.S. military forces might be part of ensuring this, that
they may have to go in?
Well, I don't think that U.S. military forces are going to be necessary.
I do think that we have some expertise on the non-military side in the destruction of
nuclear material.
And again, that's one of the things
that President cares so much about
is ensuring they don't rebuild that enriched stockpile.
And Ed, one final point on this,
you hear a lot of comparisons,
how is this different?
How is this the same from the JCPOA?
I think that fundamentally misunderstands where we are.
We have comprehensively destroyed their nuclear program
and this agreement is about ensuring
that they don't rebuild it.
The JCPOA was fundamentally about bribing them
to stop the construction or to cease a nuclear program that was already in progress.
It's a very different background, a very different sort of leverage.
Sure, dude.
Sure, bud.
And I think really a different outcome for the American people.
Okay, that is one point of view, Mr. Vice President.
But let me ask you this before you go.
Is Israel on board with this?
It doesn't appear so at this time.
What are you hearing?
What are you thinking?
Oh.
Oh, forgot about that part, let's see, let's see what, let's see what the vice president
of the United States of America has to say about the real president and what the real
president of the United States has to say, ooh, ooh, let's hear, let's hear from the,
have you forgotten someone?
I consent, I consent, is there someone you forgot to ask?
And that someone is always Benjamin Nenealho.
Well, Gail, of course, Israel has been a good partner, but we do expect everybody in the
region.
They've been participating in this peace agreement.
They've been participating in our talks with Iran.
They understand where our perspective is.
And what the president has said is that we expect everybody to honor this agreement.
There are always, Gail, these bumpy moments with these ceasefire.
Sometimes someone will fire and sometimes somebody responds.
We think right now that there are probably people within Iran because the internet blackout.
are not even aware that this deal has happened.
So we certainly expect the Israelis
are gonna be a participant in this peace process,
but we think it's gonna be good for them,
it's gonna be good for us,
it's gonna be good for the Gulf Coast Coalition.
And Gail, if the Iranians comply with their end
of the bargain, it's gonna be good for Iran.
It's gonna totally change their relationship
with the region in a way that will generate
a lot of prosperity for their people,
but again, only if they meet their end of the bargain.
All right, we'll see what happens on Friday.
A lot of people are saying,
Why don't we sign it today, but you say Friday's a day, we'll all be watching.
We thank you, JD Vance, for your time this morning.
It's Monday here in Tehran, and it marks a moment that many Iranians did not expect to come this quickly.
After months of war, intense diplomacy, and a period of uncertainty that affected almost every part of daily life here in Tehran.
is that um is that a Saudi accent for the Gulf chatters in here or that was
the hardest B of all time I felt like we are here on the street of Tehran to
ask people how they feel about this potential agreement to end now that's
Iranian no there's not a fucking Iranian accent what are you crazy that is
absolutely not an Iranian accent at all but I mean no it's a very specific Arab
accents are very different from one another
he's Sudanese I think the war between the United States Israel and Iran
History has shown that America is a cunning adversary and cannot be trusted.
The world should know, however, that we will definitely pursue revenge for a martyr.
It's definitely not Persian, I know that.
War hurts business, raises prices, and increases rents.
No one benefits from it, not Iran, not America, I hope for peace.
I remain skeptical about how long this agreement will last, as I do not believe the United
States is willing to meet even Iran's minimum demands."
In my view, the agreement is unlikely to hold, as path patterns suggest it may be violated
again.
This is why some argue that firm positions will remain important going forward.
The United States has a history of not fully honoring its commitments or following through
on agreements.
So while this agreement marks the end of one chapter of confrontation, Iranian officials
are saying this is really just the beginning of a much more complicated phase where implementation
and mutual compliance will determine whether a lasting agreement is actually possible.
And Nafdad al-Ruhid from the Iranian capital, Tehran.
that peace deal announced on the eve of Iran's big world cup match. Yeah, this was also lamest
fuck dude. There are Iranian monarchists from what I understand back in the day were far more
favorable to like Iranian displays of national pride and something shifted where there was like
a lot more overt Zionist infiltration. They were many of them were still obviously Zionist but
But there was a level of like, there was a level of like a feeling of, of pride in being
Iranian.
And I guess what remains of like the pro-Israel Iranian monarchist movement has completely
turned into this fucking behemoth where, where they're shitting on their own countrymen,
the United States of America to participate in the World Cup.
Here in LA, thousands of Iranian Americans are expected, many holding mixed feelings
about the situation overseas.
Box 7's Matthew Cedar fly tonight outside.
Like it wasn't enough that you just fucking demanded that the American and Israeli government
kill your grandparents.
That you have no shame whatsoever that you're just gonna shit on your own fucking national
team that already that already has to go through this like humiliation where they're
not even fucking allowed into the country. They can only get bused in the day of the
actual event. Like it is nasty business. It's unbelievably pathetic.
of the
Iran peace deal they want to make a deal that is not not something that you can
even consider many in LA's will try thank you thank you thank you esrail thank you benjamin
netanyahu thank you america america troupes thank you for blowing my uncle's house in tehran
I don't like my uncle
Thank you Benjamin Netanyahu
security already on patrol and surveillance cameras and more these
cameras are high-tech they can pick up even the smallest items hidden in your
pocket
already erupting Sunday outside the stadium
crowds angry over FIFA's decision to ban Iran's pre 1979 lion and son flag
considering it a political symbol of opposition to the current regime if we
can't bring in the flag of Iran which is the the lion and son we may just bring
some other things that are not banned that will be directed towards FIFA
because FIFA that's disgusting with peace talks continuing overseas are you
gonna be protesting I will be and then I'm gonna go to the game some Iranian
fans on the road for Iranian are you gonna root for this team tomorrow I'm
I'm not to chase what is done. We probably got off
Bro, I'm I'm fucking rooting for Iran, bro
That is the principal stance to take
You always have the route for the little guys in every circumstance. That's what the fucking World Cup is about
The fuck do you mean
It's happening in two hours by the way in Los Angeles
I'm not watching it. I don't want to say I'm going to scream Iran from bottom of my heart,
but it's not going to mean that. Yeah, let's root for the little guys at Turkey. Okay. First
of all, Turkey is also a little guy. Turkey, Turkey, a small nation surrounded by evil
countries. Turkey is a small nation. Turkey, it's the table.
Turk Mog by the chat Aussies. Yeah, they said this one's for
Gallipoli. That shit was fucked up. Okay. That shit was
fucked up I said we didn't forget what you did in Gallipoli mate for the
fucking Enzac forces we did not forget what y'all did in what you fucking Turks
did in Gallipoli mate
the team. We're going to be
playing in the team. We're
going to be playing in the
team. Supporting the individual
people who are were playing in
the team, but definitely the
name that they carry. That
highly anticipated matches at
six o'clock tomorrow evening.
We're aware of at least two
protests before then one at 11
a.m. and another at 4 p.m.
Thousands of people will be out
here, reporting live time in
Inglewood, Matthew Seedorf, Fox
11 news. The team arrived here
Stadium temporarily known as Los Angeles stadium where the head coach was asked about the political pressure the team faces Abigail
Someone said they stopped at a Chipotle and it made me kind of happy, you know, let them have some Chipotle, dude
Give the Iranian team some fucking tacos. Yeah, I mean, I guess they're in Mexico. So they're getting plenty of it, you know
Give him some American food, man
Well, Liz, Iran opens up their tournament run in less than 24 hours here at Los Angeles
Stadium when they take on New Zealand tomorrow evening.
And most teams in that position would be worried about scoring goals, but Iran is worried about
political pressure, not just from the host country, the United States during an active
war, but from their own regime, a deadly and an oppressive one.
What?
For Iran's national team, the World Cup comes with pressure on and off the field.
Bro, this shit is so ass, they used to do this about North Korea too.
My friends, Iranian in school with me, it's possible to hate both Israel and the Iranian government.
Sadly, when the Iranian people try to make change, they kill thousands,
so he's happy at least Israel and the US try to do something to make change.
So obviously, now it didn't work out for the better.
Your friend's a fucking idiot, dude.
Yeah, American Israel really wanted to save the Iranians.
Oh, sorry. Oh, that was really funny. Like the first, the first couple of weeks when
everyone would just come in here and be like, how dare you? How dare you say that the, the,
the only salvation for the Iranian people now is the, the hope and pray that the fucking
IRGC remains intact and is able to defend Iranian sovereignty how dare you and I was like listen big dog
I've seen the way this fucking dance happens. Okay far too many times and guess what?
Lucky for your family members
If you want a sovereign Iran if you want Iran not to be fucking pieced up and balkanized and destroyed thousands of years of culture and history
destroyed under American bombs and Israeli bombs, well, American bombs lobbed by both
Israel and America. Okay. If you're, if you're excited, the prospect
of Iran didn't turn into the fucking Tehran, didn't turn into the fucking Gaza.
Then, you know, you should be thanking the IRGC, you should be thanking the Islamic Republic.
It's totally ridiculous.
I want to say that we came to play football for all the people of Iran, whether they're
in iran or outside of iran and football can always unite any faction in the country
what we do is make our people happy whether they're outside of iran or inside of iran
and we want to bring everyone together in this way bro even yeah even the kurdish
militias were like nah we're good yeah even the kurds learned the lesson of the us supporting
According to your people after Rojava told you he was a fuck off and kept the weapons
exactly.
Israel was like come on Kurds, we gave you all the weapons.
Go distribute them to the Iranian population.
Come on Fomenta, uprising please.
And the Kurds were like we're good, actually.
Just as the civilized country of Iran, has been united for many, yeah they're
going to be like, no, he's saying that because he's being held, his family's being held at
gunpoint.
The running forward Mehdi Tadehmi, pushback of the US journalists who asked about safety
concerns around the squad.
How sure are you that the US is a safe country for us?
How do you see us as politicians or a sportsman?
We are sportsmen.
Trump has to see it the same way.
The player of a country who's a ruler.
I am person, very, very from USA, yeah?
Yes.
Okay.
Are you sure we are safe there?
Well, Donald Trump has said at times that he wasn't sure he could guarantee your safety, so...
But how do you see us as a politician, guys?
We are a sportsman, yeah?
Trump has to see the same things.
Okay.
But we are a sport.
Many years we want to do this through football and our intention in participating in the
World Cup is to make all Iranians across the world happy.
So it's a common trope because like sports obviously has a lot to do with politics for
the record. It's always been very political, right? So it's not an accident that FIFA is
behaving this way. But one of the most common metas is like when North Koreans participate
and they'll be like, oh, North Korean players, they are going to defect. That's number one.
But they can't defect because their families are being held at gunpoint in DPRK.
And if they actually fucking lose their matches, their family members get assassinated.
It's fucking bullshit.
Okay, get the fuck out of here.
He moved its training camp to Mexico after the war broke out between Iran and the United
States and has faced visa and travel challenges since.
Still in a press conference Sunday, Iranian team leaders are stressed unity, saying, we
want to unite everyone in the same way Iran has been unified for years.
and we want to do that through football.
But that doesn't ring true for these demonstrators.
Outside Sofai Stadium Sunday, Iranian American protesters say
the team represents an oppressive regime that has killed tens of thousands of their own people.
Many of them were athletes that were killed during the 2026 January uprising
in which hundreds of cities rose up inside Iran.
Iranian people, despite the World Cup, is taking place.
The regime in Iran is still in power, terrorizing people, executing political prisoners.
They're urging FIFA to ban Iran from the tournament.
Meanwhile, the team insists its focus is on soccer, saying we are not political people.
Football is separate from politics.
But UCLA political scientist Salma Musa says Iranian athletes don't have the freedom to
speak openly.
They should really just be focusing on the game and representing their country, but their
at this really strange kind of intersection between representing a government and representing
the people. And while the team didn't address the political oppression at home, they sent
a message to the U.S. during their arrival. Players arriving in Mexico this week wore
gold pins with the number 168, honoring the victims of a February strike on a children's
school in southern Iran, an attack widely attributed to the United States. And if you
Remember FIFA actually banned South Africa in the 60s for decades for their apartheid while Iranian Americans here demonstrating today say they
That's crazy to say that when you know Israel participates in every fucking event every international event
Yeah, they should ban Iran
for what?
For what because we fucking blew them up like what do you mean?
They should ban Iran for offending Israel get the fuck out of here, dude
Jesus Christ
Our media is so busted. Holy shit
Like
American propaganda so effective you got that's for from other countries parroting it. I mean that makes sense
It's like that's for always behaves that way
Iranian monarchies will have to carry the moral shame of dancing and talking for Trump most publicly
hours after hundreds you see school children were murdered to their graves.
Yeah, if they had the capacity to feel shame they would feel it right now, but
they don't. Clearly, as Evan is by the fact that they're still running this
bullshit ass narrative. Talking about how the Iranian national soccer team, yeah,
is protesting their presence. Beyond disgrace for the Shrida Parsi, the
The Iranian national soccer team, which will play New Zealand tomorrow in LA, arrived at
their hotel only to see a handful of Iranian monarchs protesting or presence in accusing
them of being terrorists.
It should be noted, Iranian monarchs used to cheer for their national soccer team just
to see all the videos of the former crown prince cheering them.
Just see all the videos of the former crown prince cheering them, but that all appears
to have changed after the monarchist joined forces with Israel.
Anyway, Cory Booker, predictably, is attacking Trump from the right, which is expected, of
course, because he is a Israel-first huge.
One of the great quotes from American history is a group called Public Enemy that said,
Don't believe the hype.
This is an utter disaster.
And this president, what he's advertising right now, is nothing more than getting something
open that was open before.
And what's the price that we're also going to be paying?
were to be releasing billions of dollars to this enemy that now Iran is going to have
billions more dollars to rebuild their military and to fund it all my fucking god dude like
said straight up posturing from the right. Oh my god.
Hosbara operative. This is a failed president attack from the right. Vapid mugging brainless
APEC demagoguery, my kingdom for an actual opposition party. Jesus Christ, dude.
Those are Tori Booker. Oh, yeah, speaking of which, by the way,
Israel's campaign of punishing its critics continues. Obviously, I myself am a recipient of
many of these attacks. Here is another one, though, Nicholas Kristoff of the New York Times,
who famously wrote the article that was released on the opinion editorial section that was
properly sourced, of course, about the Israeli rapes against Palestinian detainees and Palestinians
living in the West Bank.
Now, Max Tani reports, New York Times reviewing Nicholas Kristoff's columns after he failed
to disclose ex-donor ties in a series of columns. When Kristoff returned to the paper after
failed bid for Governor of Oregon, the near-time city with disclosed financial ties, ties when
writing about former donors.
Washington Public Relations firm SKD casework on behalf of pro-Israel organization included
extensive opposition research work, cataloging tweets from a then-Washington Post reporter
covering the Middle East.
If I'm reading this right, this phony disclosure scandal is manufactured by one of Kristoff's
own friendly sources he'd cited in an old article, an elite source who'd donated to
Kristoff's 2021 campaign, anything to help Israel cover up its torture camps.
A source flag Kristoff's failures and disclos after his May column was published, though
it wasn't immediately clear what had prompted the source's interest in Kristoff's work
now.
Oh my God. I hope everyone knows exactly what's going on here, right? I mean, it's very obvious.
A good faith effort to document conflicts of interest among New York Times column, a
columnist. I'm sure this will be forthcoming for all New York Times reporters and opinion
writers. I can't believe that to low and behold you fucking piss off Israel. There's
always something. There's always something people find to try and humiliate you, to try
and fucking attack you always. They're trying hard to axe anything they can. Yeah, CIA director
Radcliffe told President Trump and other officials that intelligence gathered by the US raises
some serious doubts about Iran's willingness to make nuclear concessions as the US is seeking
any final deal. That one is actually surprising because I thought the CIA at this point would
be not as on board with whatever the Israeli ambition is.
The second time this decade of great powers resorted to war as a solution, only to be
left weaker and exacerbate the problems it was meant to solve.
The first, of course, being the Ukraine war, which has been disastrous for Russia's security
versus NATO.
Clear lesson for those who want to learn one.
Of course, no one wants to learn that lesson.
What is this?
It's over?
What?
Guys, let them fuck.
Okay?
Jesus Christ.
Let them fuck each other.
They're married.
Okay?
Even God has ordained it.
Why you got to show this shit to me and be parasocial.
I'm happy for them.
Okay.
I'm happy for them.
Checking in on our greatest ally.
Don't bullshit us, Trump.
Netanyahu loyalist, rage at treacherous United States over Iran deal.
What is this UK kid react to the band? Oh
Anyway, let's look at some of the other defenders of Israel Malding
So
Well, Netanyahu is avoiding competition on pro Netanyahu channel 14 presenters who once
called Trump the greatest gift to the Jewish people denounced him today as a loser.
One Likud source privately compared him to the Emperor of Japan in defeat.
Okay.
It turns out people in Israel are not very happy.
We covered Yair Galan's statements, but I want to repeat it again.
The Democrat leader, the Democrats, this is, of course, Yair Galan is, you know, the woke
opposition Avenger Menanyahu. A tough morning for Israel. This morning Israeli citizens
are waking up to an agreement between the United States and Iran made over Israel�s
head. In one signature stroke, immense military
achievement secured with the courage of our pilots and the blood of our fighters have been
erased, while Menanyahu stood on the sidelines weak, ill, isolated and powerless. Trump signs
an agreement that funnels billions of the Ayatollah�s regime, leaves a nuclear infrastructure
intact, preserves the ballistic threat as is, and throws a lifeline to the murderous regime
in Tehran. This is the combination of long years of failure. Neniyahu is the man who,
for years, sold the public the false image of Mr. Security, and in reality became the
father of Israel's greatest strategic failure in its history. The man who built the notion
of Hamas the Nasset, who enabled the flow of Qatari money. I love that they have so
much smoke for Qatar. It's so funny. Like, Qatar has to live in the ash cheeks of Iran.
literally share a gas field. And for that crime, Israel will never stop yelling about
them. It's always funny when Israel's like, you know, you know, who really actually has
tremendous outsized control over American politics, not Israel, it's cutter. Okay.
Anyway, who abandoned the diplomatic arena, who dismantled Israel's alliances and left
it isolated at the moment of truth, Netanyahu is good for Hamas, Netanyahu is good for Iran,
Netanyahu is good for Hezbollah, Netanyahu is not good for Israel.
The one who promised total victory ends his tenure with Israel's enemy stronger, Israel
weaker and the deterrence built with the blood of our fighters eroding before our very eyes.
Replacing him is not just a political necessity.
It's an existential security imperative.
Kamala's org listed things $300 billion could pay for.
Look at number three, Lib's gonna live.
Health care subsidies for 22 million Americans for nearly a decade.
Huh.
I don't know.
I have a better solution to that.
It's called Medicare for All.
But what are you gonna do?
him with whom? A Nazi with a different name? Yes, I mean that's probably what's
going to happen. I already read Yeh-Lepeze's response to, here it is. He
did a 13-point plan that doesn't even make sense, because it falls apart. Anyway,
let's take a look at the clip compilation.
deep diving the Nenyeah was crashing burn with Trump.
The Nenyeah's deep diving the Nenyeah's crashing burn with Trump.
Israel's significant achievements became a dependence on which Nenyeah in most cases
can't really say no.
Buddy, you're the nation state of Israel.
What the fuck do you mean?
You know what?
This is going to come across like a me defending Benjamin Nenyeah, which I'm not.
like there is no like Benjamin Anyahu has been elected over and over again because he's the
best at manipulating American leadership, okay? And the entire reason as to why,
the entire reason as to why this problem has persisted or unfolded in the way that it did
is because Benjamin Anyahu did get his wishes across and did actually goad America into
waging war against Iran. They're suffering from their success. The issue is, Iran actually
did have the military capabilities and obviously the geographic limitations for the rest of
the world, you know, the natural advantage of the Strait of Hormuz, being on Iranian
coastlines, being right next to the, I mean, the choke point, the choke point that Iran
can easily control. Like, of course, of course, it's going to fucking happen. You got everything
you wanted. There's no way out of this. Anyway, Hezbollah announces the first operation of
the new so-called ceasefire in defense of Lebanon. It's people based on legitimate right to resist
the occupation. There's obviously some Israeli incursions taking place that was this morning.
Jay Street had an interesting take. Chris Murphy echoing Cory Booker. Trump parties
while America surrenders. There's absolutely zero sense in trying to hit Trump on not having
gone hard enough against Iran. You're not going to win on their turf. You're not going
to win on their turf also. What's the victory here?
What's the victory here, guys? That, you know, we just go back and blow up more Iranian schools.
Is that the victory?
For what purpose?
For what military achievement?
You know?
But of course, here it is, another, another malding moment.
Jewish Dems, not supportive of Trump's negotiated MOU with Iran.
The Jewish Democratic Council of America calls it at best just a statement of intention, lacking
details and at worst, an admission of defeat by the United States.
A lot of people showing their priorities here, by the way, a lot of people showing their
their fucking priorities. Here is democratic majority for Israel, again from Jacob Kornbluh.
There are concerning details about what is and isn't in this deal. President Trump should
bring in serious and experienced negotiators and technical experts to get this deal over
the finish line rather than relying on friends, family and donors. Huh. But I thought when
the friends, family and donors were doing the bidding of Israel, you guys were fine with
that. Interesting.
Huh, massive gift to the mullahs. Why is everyone 12 years old? Yes, that's what happens when
you lose a war, you make concessions, given no one as a time machine can't, and the attack
can't be undone. It's unclear what Miller would prefer Trump to do, start bombing again,
get a better deal via magic. Why does every US pun to play the role of State Department
strategist? Why do you care if our violent and capacious empire that sneak attack to
wrong gets a good deal? How is any of this of moral significance to these people? Are
Are you on board with, are you on the board of Lockheed Martin, whatever ends it?
Rokana predictably had a much better response than every other Democrat as always.
I mean he is increasingly becoming the singular force of the Democratic Party that is able
to channel somewhat of a reasonable take all the fucking time.
Briefly about the war with Iran because of course the president has said that this agreement
is signed, although we don't know the details necessarily.
You posted that it was welcome news that such a deal would exist.
It does potentially include significant payments to Iran.
Do you have any problem with that?
Casey, I always try to be a straight shooter.
And I have been for ending this war.
And I have said if Donald Trump were to end this war, I would encourage Democrats to support
it.
And I've lived up to that.
I don't view things just in partisan terms.
But I will say this, that the deal he's gotten is worse than JCPOA, what Obama secured ten
years ago.
We don't have the same international law commitments through the...
Also, there's an important lesson to be learned there, which is a diplomatic solution is always
favorable to a military one.
And unfortunately, when you're hammer, everything looks like a nail.
And America's been hammering that hammer for far too long, and that hammer no longer works.
So we should really recalculate not just what we've done here, not just our allegiance
to the nation-state of Israel, but also recalculate our endless militarism and our saber-rattling
against countries like China.
Diplomacy is the only solution here for changing the American trajectory, because America is
in decline.
The UN, so now it can't be enforced in the way that the JCPOA could have.
We don't have the kind of intrusive inspections that Obama got.
Obama, they made a huge deal about it, because Obama just unfroze assets, and this is billions
of dollars that are going to go to Iran's development.
So it fails on that score, and we lost 14 service members and billions of dollars to
get here.
So this should be a lesson in diplomacy, the kind Obama engaged in, and the bluster and
militarism of Trump in work.
That said, I'm glad he's ending this war.
We can't continue this war, which is increasing food and gas prices.
Let's talk briefly.
I would repeat, put this out, Radcliffe isn't the only skeptic in Trump's top team, Secretary
of State Rubio and Secretary of Defense Hexit have both expressed concerns of what the fuck
does Pete Hexit have to do with anything?
Pete Hexit is not a thinker, okay?
He's just basically a fucking rapist Kendall.
What the hell are you talking about?
I
Fuck it make Elon pay for it. That's funny. Israela here Hitler maxing. I can't stop the hammering fuck it make Elon pay for it
I like that. I like that. That's what we should all unite behind
too much money it's it's only only one guy can afford to lose 300 billion
dollars okay and is really stabbing the back myth focused on wick often Kushner
which much like the original one centers around one on supposed Jewish
disloyalty yeah that's really funny just so you understand the level of
derangement of the baby cult this channel 14 hose who's close to Netanyahu
calls VP Vance scum and Kushner and Whitcoff, two K words bought off by Qatar for the MOU
with Iran, who is not to blame for this whole situation. Netanyahu. Yeah, they're doing,
I did see someone sincerely post the classic stab in the back poster, but this time it
was America and it was the American face that was like supposed to be the Jewish face.
And then instead of the German face, it was Israel, Lebanon, the monarchy, the monarchist
flag of Iran.
And I forget who else, but there's such fucking Nazis that they're literally doing Nazi
memes.
It's so funny.
Anyway, as the usual, the most anti-Semitic people on the planet are those that support
the entity, of course.
Of course.
Oh, Mark Levin, he's been crying non-stop, appalling.
They fought besides us.
we celebrate talks with the enemy and the enemy knows more than our ally this is shocking
then yahoo at the press conferences we still don't know what the agreement will be oh my god eat
eat shit net and yahoo you fucking piece of shit
anyway oklahomans vote to raise minimum wage tomorrow okay hell yeah
It's just so funny that these guys finally found it in their hearts to criticize Donald
Trump.
They finally did it from Trump.
Trump, the story that the U.S. is paying around $300 million, $300 million is fake news.
Wait, what?
Million?
Yeah.
It's not $300 million.
It's $300 billion.
Oh!
Iran has agreed to never have a nuclear weapon.
the story that the US is paying Iran $300 million is fake news put out by Democrats.
Yeah, because it's not 300 mil, but 300 bill.
Remember Iran's defense budget defense budget is only $9 billion a year. Oh my god,
They're gonna make so many shot-head drones with that.
I am a numbers guy, okay?
I am a numbers guy, and let me tell you, when a war is fought, and Donald Trump loses the
war, he's gonna do the numbers guy.
I know you like the number.
I know you like the number, $300 billion is nothing, is nothing.
For Donald Trump, he's such a good business guy, it's nothing for him.
I do like that Donald Trump's assessment Donald Trump's like way out here is to be like no
it wasn't us it's just like unfrozen assets and also the Gulf countries are paying for
it so it's fine Donald Trump he's like Mexico will pay for the wall Mexico will pay for
the wall and Dubai will pay for Iran. You need to teach Uncle Sam how to do the Patrick
by David voice. It's just it's a it's tough. It takes a lot. Oh yeah, I saw this one. I
I think this is a bit though.
That feels too funny for it to be real.
Yeah this is also a funny irony here, hilarious timing that Trump just got through excommunicating
the MAGA wing that would have supported his capitulation deal most, Tucker, Massey, etc.
in order to throw in fully with the hardcore pro israel mage wing mark levin lower loomer
fdd that'll be screeching hardest against it
making the gcc pay for something they didn't even do is insane brother
they signed off on being vassals
okay
and i'm certain that if given the opportunity to end this conflict the fucking golf monarchs
would gladly pay the three hundred billion dollars
As long as it stops killing the idea of Dubai or killing the idea of Riyadh or killing the idea of Doha
Which you know to limited degree they were uh, they were
Bombing as well
Are you fucking kidding me?
300 billion is nothing these guys are just like all right, whatever. Please just stop bombing us
Yeah, Adam Johnson also giving it to Chris Murphy. Chris Murphy talks about how Trump
is surrendering. He says the idea that U.S. is surrendering to Iran is very funny. I'm
pretty sure Iran is not occupying Dallas or Kalamazoo or installing a puppet regime in
D.C. Tom Nichols, a consistent warmonger in Neocon, and it'd be cool if top Dems didn't
let him shape messaging around this, um, Mike tap labor MPs, uh, as Zach Polanski do
support Palestine action group. Zach Polanski is the fact that your government has made
it illegal for me to answer. Yes. It's a damning testament to your flagrant disregard for civil
liberties. This may be targeted at those taking action against the genocide, but it says a
very dangerous precedent that puts everyone at risk. It is kind of wild. Like that you
You can't even say that you support the Palestine Action Group.
It's like, it's one of those things, it's one of those things that is really interesting
because like everyone knows, everyone knows that it's stupid, right?
Like everyone knows that this is a totally ridiculous thing to do.
And yet we have to sit there and operate like this is a sincere and totally valid
and prescription. I don't know. I find it very strange. Have you seen the Israeli telegram
shooting on Trump? Yes, that's my favorite as far as hog posting. Israeli telegram with
180,000 members is mourning and, uh, mourning and fury is in mourning and in fury. God will curse
Trump the first war in Israel's history that we lost. We have to admit the facts. Iranians taught
America a lesson. Hopefully in 10 years we won't be dependent on American idiots. Well, that might
be the case, but not in a way that you're perceiving it. Huh. That would be nice though.
We had the, oh, with the UFC thing and last but not least, Nanyal. Sometimes I do not agree with
Trump. Therefore, Israel will do whatever it takes to maintain its own security. Good luck.
Yeah, that's not the first war that Israel lost. Obviously, Hezbollah has rolled them on numerous
occasions. So yeah, last night's UFC incident also had some very funny things that took
place beforehand. In an outdeleted post, Daniel Cormier exposed Eric Trump for asking him
if any of the UFC White House fights were rigged. Okay? I'm gonna read you what the
fucking text messages were. And this is real. He actually posted this. I don't know if the
The text messages are real or not. It looks real. It makes no sense as to why he would
post fake text messages if they were fake. Okay, Daniel Cormier, famed UFC fighter,
now commentator says, I'm probably going to get a lot of flak for bringing this to light.
However, I refuse to stay silent. The UFC is a sport that I'm deeply passionate about.
I will not tolerate this type of insider behavior. Shame on anyone trying to ruin this beautiful
event. And it's Eric Trump hitting up Daniel Cormier going, Hey, Daniel, I'm going to be
attending UFC 250 tomorrow. Saw you were casting hope to see you there. Yo, Eric didn't
expect the DM from you excited to meet you and the family. Much love brother. Anything
you can tell me about the fighters tomorrow, who you got winning?
Haha. I like to stay unbiased, but I love watching Nick fight. Anything you can tell
me about the fighters tomorrow. Who you got? Uh, you placing any bets. He asks, he follows
through. No, I'm actually not allowed to bet on any cards or anything. Are any of the
fighters injured that you know of? I'm not quite sure why you're asking me this, but
I think they're all in good shape. Dot, dot. I'll just cut to the chase. Are any of the
fights tomorrow rigged? I've been eyeing the Lopez fight and I think an upset wouldn't
be too unrealistic dollar sign dollar sign and he responded with no none of our fights
rigged and honestly I'm appalled that you would even ask me something like that.
And then he obviously posted it and then he deleted it right.
Michael is how his name is pronounced. Okay. Thank you. So, and, and then, and then it's
even funnier. He turned around and he claimed that his account was hacked. First, he said
he did not do it. First, he was like, no, this didn't happen. What upgrade to enjoy all
all the times. No, man. I'm not going to upgrade. First, he said it's fake. That's not real.
Someone fake posted it. Then he realized, then he realized that obviously, yeah, we're
supposed to believe Daniel Cormier was hacked, but then he regained access to the account
two minutes later without help from Twitter, right? Eric Trump is as corrupt as his daddy.
Where's the video? Where's the video? Where's the video? Because I know, I know there's
a video of him being questioned about it when he's getting into the car and he looks like
he's shitting his pants. Because, because they were just like, oh, here it is.
I got hacked or something. Oh, I must have gotten hacked or something. It's like, oh really?
That's the fastest hack and response I've ever seen. Okay. Because it kind of feels like you had
You got a brave moment, an honest moment, and you wanted to fucking go after the Trumps.
And then you got one boss call and it put the fear of God in your heart.
That's crazy.
So you didn't post it?
Why would I do that?
You're a fucking legend.
I'm a fucking legend.
Hey, what's your real pipe?
It's judgment.
Your piece.
What are you doing?
Just so you can kill him.
It's gonna be a bad murder.
The journalists that say you posted it are wrong.
Yeah, I'm just gonna win this.
Thanks, Rudy.
You're welcome.
for more content like this yeah it's not a fucking hack man yeah thanks DCMMA yeah
no one believes you okay no one fucking believes you you piece of shit oh my god
as Sam Cedar asked why didn't he immediately posted he was hacked after
deleting it yeah no if we all know what happened it's a real fucking DM that he
posted and then got the boss call from Dana white on and Dana was like what the
fuck are you doing idiot they're gonna kill you so he deleted it and he thought
oh I got hacked
why does he even want to bet his family's made billions his Trump's been in
hour fucking greedy demons do it. I was talking to Felix about this. My speculation is okay.
You know how Lebron, oh my God, I almost said Lebron. You know how Michael Jordan was a massive
degenerate gambling addict? And when you become like super addicted to the thrill of gambling,
you will literally do the lowest level gambles, right? Because all about that fucking win.
Michael Jordan famously used to gamble with like the security at the stadium over whether
or not he can make like five fucking napkins into the trash bin in a row, right?
He bent on golf swings and shit.
So I think for these guys, it's just doing crimes.
I think the Trump family has gotten so used to doing like schemes like low level, no matter
what how low level the scheme is like like he's out here he's out here putting potentially
billions of dollars of risk on the line to make what 10 grand on a fucking betting market
maybe a hundred grand at that.
But that's nothing for the Trump family you guys have been stealing from the fucking federal
government nonstop. It's so ridiculous, dude. Beyond parody. Another pre
started using bleeding edge technologies like AI, which means artificial
intelligence.
God, home lander reminds me of Austin so much sometimes.
Yeah, it's very clear he posted it and then like obviously chickened out.
What is this?
I don't watch UFC and don't know anything about Sean Strickland, but why is this fed
wearing splitter-tarned camo?
It's literally the SS camo pattern and nothing else.
Well, you know.
Designed during the YMR, introduced over a year before the Nasa Superaron was worn by
the Vermaugh forces, not SS, truly an abysmal display of knowledge on your part.
Oh, never mind, I didn't realize it was the clean Vermaugh.
Oh, cool. It was the Vermont. Anyway, where was I? Well, there was another thing I wanted
to talk about. Washington, Alabama, Dana White walked out from the White House so that
U.S. freedom 250 claw is such a beautiful tribute to Iran's glorious victory over America.
Yeah, I just look you guys know where I stand on this shit. I mean, it's idiocracy 100%.
I just don't think Trump is allowed to feel happiness. Like I think you haven't done anything
to deserve like a good birthday. I know that sounds stupid and maybe it is, but
that's my principle on this. It's like you get to do weird shit at the White
House if you're actually, you know, winning, right? If you're actually doing
things, doing right by the American working class. You don't get to do that
while you're also failing, okay? In my opinion, you don't get to do that while
you're fucking failing. And the other side of the story, of course, is I'm reminded of
a time when a lot of the very same people that are now celebrating the the Trump White
House initiatives, the UFC initiatives, used to say Barack Obama is going to turn the White
House into a black house is going to turn it into a crack house because he's black.
it like they were being unbelievably races, including but now limited to the freak out
that endured when Barack Obama converted the tennis court on the East lawn, I think, or
South lawn, one of the fucking lawns. There's a tennis court. He converted it into a basketball
court so you could also play basketball outdoors. He didn't, they just like added new lines,
paid out of pocket and everything. So I said remember when people freaked out
because Obama converted the White House tennis court to a lot of basketball?
People who had lots to say about that are the exact same people who absolutely
love this shit. Like it's almost a flex. This is like unbelievably white trash.
But, I guess when you're Trump, you get to do it, you get to do whatever you want.
Joe Rogan trying to pull the fucking mic away, look at this, this is so funny.
look look look look.
He's like, early CTE symptoms, yeah, sponsored by Bud Light, sponsored by Trump's own cryptocurrency.
Yeah, don't misunderstand me, Joe Rogan is a piece of shit through and through.
But even a piece of shit knows what line's not the fucking cross.
Yeah.
Oh, my queen Jessica Tarkov has some choice words on this incident.
Let's take a look.
And you've got to mention, and I
know you probably don't want to,
that the guy who won at the end
that Josh Hockett gets up there
and says Michelle Obama is a man.
That was his final message.
So you had a guy who vomited on
himself during a weigh-in the day
before, stands up there, Joe Rogan.
Maybe he was paralyzed in the
moment and didn't think, oh, I
should emphasize the fact that
Michelle Obama, a former first
lady, since we're talking about
patriotism and paying our respects
to the White House and those who
have come before us, is not a man.
He's not running for Senate.
it.
The White House today won't
even clean it up.
Josh Hogan had a great night.
Dana White is out there
saying this is no good.
Portnoy, Shane Gillis.
Everybody knows that it is
repulsive.
And I presume you guys know
this as well.
That shouldn't be...
How about Plattner?
Why can't you just say that
the guy who never has said
that Michelle Obama would
want it?
Because I'm nearly pointing
out there's nobody on the
left that has any credibility
to ask us that question.
Because we don't know it,
what a woman is?
No, because you guys have kept silent on everything, hell, I seem to remember not too
long ago, how often I heard that Melania Trump was an escort, it's not for, wait, okay, I'm
sorry, that's real.
Like, you can't get mad that people were pointing to a real thing and then use that as a counter
to what people are mad about that is a fake thing.
What the fuck?
She quite literally was an escort.
What the fuck are you talking about?
Ah, I'm just mad that you said a truthful thing.
Remember when you said the truthful thing,
which is why it's appropriate
that now our side is saying the fake thing.
A lot of people who are now hooking,
are you helping people who say that a black kid
who stabs a white kid that was just.
What?
What does that have anything to do with this?
trying to imagine if the coverage if Obama has been 60 million to host a pay-per-view
NBA event at the White House where LeBron called Melania a hooker. Yeah, again, it doesn't
it doesn't actually work that way because Melania is an escort. Like that's, that's
is true. You know what I mean? So no. Like, oh, imagine if someone did that and then they
said Milani was a Jeffrey Epstein affiliate. Okay, she was. What am I supposed to do about
that it's not my problem she fucking was why are you getting mad yes yes I don't
want to watch him fucking throw up on himself anyway Shane Gillis was apparently
there and this is was his reaction hey Shane had you go tonight man what do
Why does he always dress like he's he's a golf caddy I don't understand that
Josh what do you think what do you think if you're saying Michelle Obama's a man
I didn't love that. I didn't love it. How come?
A lot of people have said the opposite of that's why I'm...
Oh I don't like that.
Trump's out.
Trump's out.
Yeah it's real good.
What do you think of the, uh, chance to pull?
You guys got me on the fucking Bruce Keens.
Alright, thanks guys.
But yeah, I didn't like that.
I'm okay.
She wasn't an escort.
Dude, you need to look it up.
What?
Dude, what the fuck are you talking about?
Yes, she was.
What?
She's literally an Epstein girl.
Alright, whatever, here's fine.
Okay, shame.
This is the one chat.
Okay.
This is the one chatter who listened to the Melania Trump, the Melania Trump random press
conference and was like, I believe it.
When she came out, when Melania Trump came out and was like, I am not a Jeffrey Epstein
affiliate.
Do not say this about me.
It is not real.
That was who it was for.
This person watched the Melania movie and thought, fucking Kino, I believe everything.
I loved Brett Ratner's signature documentary Melania, best film of 2026.
I watched it multiple times.
And I also further believed when she did the impromptu press conference that even Donald
Trump didn't know she was going to do.
Did you actually watch the movie fuck no dude, what are you fucking crazy?
You crazy high social media ban a Starmer announced a social media ban on all teenagers under the age of 16 be the day childhood
Classic labor hurting the Tories once again. How how will they engage in?
pedophilia if those under the age of 16 are not on the internet
Landon refused to clarify whether he supports Daria Lisa and Claire just saying that he
was pleased to be an ad that Mayor Mum Donnie brought together.
Goldman says his supporters spy out over Daria Lisa, big surprise right?
Landon dodges the question and says he hasn't endorsed any of the raise but he's focused
on his own raise.
Goldman brings up the ad he appeared alongside.
Come on Brad, Jesus fucking Christ, just say you support them, holy fuck dude, Jesus
You're doing another rally with them on the 18th with Bernard Sanders and Zohron Kwame Mamdani. Oh
Yeah, yeah, you literally did a fucking and with them that shit is so wack. I don't know what he's trying to do
He's like
But pick a side buddy. You already said Israel is doing an occupation that you want to fucking abolish
It's just crazy
It's just crazy to me
Big aside you said is a genocide you said you want to end the Israeli genocide and the Israeli apartheid and occupation
This J Street stuff is so funny to me, dude. It's like straight up. It's just so funny
Yeah, look as a proud Jewish New Yorker, I will join you in that fight to end the occupation apartheid and genocide
What more man? What you said it?
it. You said it. That's it. You've already picked your side. I don't know why you have
to, I don't know why you have to keep doing this song and dance.
J Street, man. Fucking. J Street liberal Zionism is so funny. It's just a sea of contradictions
where you're like, honestly, you know, it's true. It's true that Israel is doing a genocide.
It's true that Israel is maintaining an apartheid. But also at the same time, we shouldn't hurt
people's feelings about their support and commitment to the state of Israel. I mean,
We shouldn't do that.
family to the Nazis. And who knew that it a genocide that happened before and that it would happen
again and that we look at Zoran shaking his head right next to it. Yeah, where would that where
did that word originate the Armenian genocide for those who don't know? Initially. Okay.
Both of them anti Turkish. Once again, I shouldn't even joke about that because Clippers love this
shit. The more you know. Like the reason why I say it's just a sea of contradictions is
because it's like on the one hand you're saying is a genocide it's an apartheid and on the
other hand you're like but we also shouldn't we also shouldn't like I don't know apply
any pressure. We shouldn't apply any pressure at all. It's just so unbelievably inconsistent.
You know what I mean?
to end the support of the military aid to Israel.
The final in my heart that he is dedicated and committed to the liberation of the Palestinian
people and to ensure equal rights not only in this country but in Palestine and Israel
as well.
No, no, he's not. No, I don't think he would. No, that's why it's so crazy. What do you
mean he's literally recognizing, he's acknowledging that Israel's an apartheid state that did a genocide.
My point is, it doesn't fucking make sense for him to then also maintain an anti-BDS position.
It's just totally inconsistent. It looks like, yeah, Brad is definitely further left and burning on
this issue. It's just that, it's just like, I think guys like Brad are on the tip but
just can't fucking fully commit because there is just like too much of a emotional hang
up, which again is totally ridiculous because it's like, what are you talking about? We're
talking about like, if you actually believe it and you're not just saying the words, then
What is the hang up at this point? You know, sever it.
Finklestein is against it too. No, not anymore. That's old Finklestein.
Anyway.
We'll be watching the debate tomorrow between Adriana Espaya and progressive challenger
Dari Eliza Avila-Chevalier.
Sure.
What about the Nadler seat?
I don't even talk about the Nadler seat.
I don't even want to think about the Nadler seat.
Okay.
is gonna be occupied by someone who, weirdly enough, is probably gonna be
further to the right than Nadler?
Um...
And... yeah. That's it.
I guess Boris is the only one that's not as bad, but even then he's like
like obviously wheeling and dealing. And, uh, I don't know what else to say about it.
Yeah, Court of Appeals rules the Palestine Action Band to be lawful. Uh, alright, let's
get to the UK.
changed for the better in the UK or the day the country got its hopes up only to be let down
How about the Indian Harley issue? Am I right? What is the Indian Harley issue?
What is the Indian Harley issue? Why do you guys keep asking me about this? I have no idea what this is
Call back call back to what?
started with a grand announcement. The government will ban access to social media for all children
under the age of 16. Not only were we following the Australian example of removing under 16s
from platforms like Snapchat, TikTok, YouTube and Instagram from next spring, we were going
further. We're taking world-leading action on gaming services and live streaming platforms.
where, at the moment, strangers can contact any child unchecked.
Romantic AI chatbots will be banned for anyone under 18, and popular chatbots like ChatGBT or MetaAI won't be blocked,
but they'll be stopped from engaging in sexual content with young people.
What about the children actually affected by the ban?
Despite what the government says, these teenagers don't seem to want it.
I miss using Snapchat a lot because I can't text my friends a lot and also YouTube because
a lot of my childhood memories were on YouTube, like watching on my parents and friends.
My life on social media is just as important on my life in person, so I would feel like
I'd try to get around the ban, obviously.
I think I'd be a lot more bored because there's not much to do in my day-to-day life without
it but yeah I think I'll be spending a lot more time on homework which is not ideal.
This social media ban has the potential to be momentous to inspire generational change
but it all hinges on one aspect working, the ability to properly verify the ages of social
media users. If that doesn't work the whole policy fails. One of the big criticisms of
Australia's social media ban is how effective it seems to have been. There
was research released recently that suggested that more than 60% of young
people under the age of 16, so young people that are now banned from using
social media, that they were still using their social media accounts, which
suggested that the ban hadn't been that effective.
Yoti runs age verification for some of the biggest companies in the world.
world. According to its CEO, the government needs to urgently learn from other countries
if it wants to make this ban a success.
The Australians were very clear that they were the first to do this and that it would
take time for them to get this right, I think as an age.
I don't feel good about this because on the one hand I do think that, on the one hand
And I think this has nothing to do with like children and their media diet or I mean, I
guess it does have something to do with their media diet.
They just don't want like the kids to get radicalized, but not in the direction of like
neo-Nazi stuff.
Because I don't think they give a fuck about that that much.
I think they just don't like that.
Kids learn too much about Israel too early without getting the sufficient social conditioning.
And I think that's what pushed it over the edge.
But I also think it's beneficial because it creates mass surveillance, an opportunity
for mass surveillance for people.
But also on the other side, I just, I don't know.
I feel like, I feel like it could potentially be, don't destroy me over this.
Like I do think that the internet is rotting people's brains, but I don't think this is
the solution to it.
Okay.
I think the internet is rotting kids brains. I think it's rotting adults brains and I also think that
People will probably behave differently if their identification was associated
Identification was associated with what they were saying on the internet having said that however
Not the same as like a public space
It's not the same as a public space because it's like totally trackable, and not only
is it totally trackable, but it makes people infinitely more vulnerable, you know?
The internet is an unbelievably important tool for communication.
Shutting off access to this unbelievably important tool for communication up until the age of
16 will leave you way more vulnerable.
By the time you get to the age 17, it's just you're going to have a bunch of what tech
illiterate children.
That's ridiculous.
Um, so yeah, I don't know, yeah, pretty sure this is all in this all coordinated between
Key Western states that want to end online anonymity.
That's what it is.
They're using like valid reasons.
They're using valid problems, real problems.
Please look into Alex Anthropic Boris before you say he's good.
Wait, what?
I never said he's good.
The fuck are you talking about?
I've been saying he's bad.
I literally said I don't even care about this district.
I don't want to even think about this district.
Hello?
The year y'all are turning into mainstream media were like oh well you interviewed Tom
Steyer so you love him you want him to be your dad.
You want Tom Steyer to be president because you interviewed him.
Like I just mentioned him in comparison to the other candidates but the fuck do you mean?
be careful before you endorse Alex Boris. I'm not going to endorse him.
I wish Tom Sauer was my dad. He'd be rich, yeah. Well, I already have a trillionaire
father, so...
Why is it not worth making a small sacrifice in order to save the under-16s? And I think
far many more people than that should be saved from the pernicious material in which these
tech giants are trafficking.
But it's not small sacrifice. It's a enormous sacrifice. It's not inconceivable that in
a couple of elections time, if we have a nasty regime in office, they will use the tools
and capabilities and legislation that has been slowly, slowly introduced to clamp down
on our freedom of speech. And slowly, slowly over time, erode our freedom of speech and
make it easier for the government to snub on us. The Soviet Union would be proud of this.
I just don't think this is actually, I mean this is a fucking dumbass ban and I just don't
think it's actually good for anybody. And it's not even just bad for under-16s. It's
bad for literally everyone, including those who are over the age of 16 because now you
have to put your fucking identification to go on a website, to go on the internet. Everyone
Everyone has to put their IDs up, banning under 16s from YouTube mostly means banning
them from logging in which means YouTube will treat them less like kids and more like anonymous
adults.
Great job UK.
Do I think YouTube could handle this responsibility to kids better?
Of course.
Do I think they could create their product more family utility and less for holding attention?
Absolutely.
Does this help with any of that?
No, it does the opposite.
Yeah.
Yeah, I genuinely think the entire point of this is to de-anonymize the internet.
The UK social media ban for children from early 2027 used to use apps when people create,
share and interact with content.
will be banned for under 16s TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat, YouTube, X in Facebook, WhatsApp
Signal and YouTube Kids will be exempt.
Under 16s will also be banned from live streaming, messaging strangers on gaming apps like Discord
and using disappearing messages.
16 and 17 year olds will face nightly social media curfews and limits on infinite scrolling
with more details next month.
AI romantic companion shut-bolts will be banned for under 18s.
This should just be banned all together.
How about they just do a mass ban on that?
Why is that good for over 18s?
Like just ban that entirely.
What the fuck purpose does that serve?
Actually, genuinely, I don't understand that one at all.
Like, oh, just, you know, if you're over the age of 18, yeah, you can,
You know engage with these insane apps. So stupid
adults can
Some of us have no social skills. Yeah, buddy. Let me tell you okay
Here's how you're never gonna fucking develop them with the AI romantic companion app
Adults can still access social media through age checks like facial recognition digital on these passports and credit cards
That's what I mean. That is the real reason
That is what this is about
You're about from tiktok youtube snapchat instagram x reddit facebook twitch cake threads. Oh, oh brother
I mean this will create an onslaught of
Less viewership for every one of these platforms too because like a lot of people are just not gonna fucking
can put their ID on the internet to access these apps.
Company, we think that not requiring a buffer between the age of 16 and for instance a threshold
of 18 to ensure that effectively anybody who is a young teenager wouldn't pass for 18 but
possibly might pass for 16 hasn't helped.
tech companies like Meta, YouTube and Snapchat, maybe unsurprisingly, say the ban won't work.
In fact, they argue it'll push children to unregulated platforms. But this is all detail
of the ban, which seems to be missing from today's announcement. Instead, the government
says it will flesh out the finer points in the coming months.
We're making the big decision on the basis of the British public's voice. We want to
get the implementation right alongside them as well. And so today is a big decision, but
detail we're going to work through with the British public, with experts, with what is
technically feasible.
It seems today was just the big idea. The devil is in the detail and that is yet to be ironed
out.
Miki Carroll, Stoioness.
I know in the future it will have a positive impact on young people's lives and their
mental health.
I think the issue is right now is the lack of guidance on parents. So I really think it should be
Bro, what are they do they find like?
How do they find kids that were like no, this is great
They must have tried
Basically every child in the UK to find like three that are on board with this right the parents is what do they do?
Give them candy. What the fuck?
Did they bribe these children somehow to get them to say this script?
Go watch how excited Larry Ellison was talking about forcing digital ID on the UK centralizing
all data and using ad enforce social credit master valance.
Go look how eagerly his son bought up the biggest US social media properties, the censored
criticism of Israel.
Yep.
Like there are a million, million different tools and things that actually aid minors
on the internet when they're, you know, being abused, for example, like there's, there's
so many, there's so many ways in which this will be bad.
There's so many ways in which this will be fucking bad. And we're all kind of bouldering
down this like mass surveillance, is mass surveillance situation because like everyone
over a certain age and my generation and above understand that like the internet is not great
for social development.
Yeah, they're not trying to give children their childhood back.
That's once again exploiting the same frame Jonathan, same frame Jonathan hate uses the
smugglers reactionary anti secularization frame in a college education liberal households.
What they want to do is stamp out left views and censor criticism in order to enforce the
ban.
It's going to dramatically expand ID verification for all adults and shred anonymity on the
internet. That process will cut off baseline access to information for a huge percentage of adults.
Yeah, I don't see this being good at all.
Responsibility to guide us children.
It maybe shouldn't have been banned, maybe it should be more restrictive so you can't talk to people that you don't know or just people that aren't very nice.
I personally think that it's the parents' responsibility to decide whether the children are immature enough for whatever social media apps that they're asking for and a complete ban is a bit like authoritative and unnecessary.
Mayor Zoran Namdani was at the Nicarbaca Avenue Puerto Rican Day Parade in Bushwick,
Brooklyn, Sunday alongside Queen State Assemblywoman Claire Valdez, his endorsed candidate in New
York's 7th Congressional District.
It's an endorsement that happened to put him in conflict with a Puerto Rican political
icon, the seat's current occupant, Congresswoman Nitya Velazquez.
She walked the parade route trying to drum up enthusiasm for her preferred successor,
Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso.
There's no more popular, more influential person that has contributed so much to the
island and made it a molestous.
The fact that I have her endorsement, it makes all the difference.
These people trust her.
And the fact that she's endorsed me really means something to me.
We're here at the Puerto Rican Day Parade, which is really exciting because we need to
be fighting for Puerto Rico for self-determination, for the resources of the islanding, and for
the diaspora that calls Freshwag and Williamsburg home.
endorsing Valdez, a fellow democratic socialist, the mayor seems to have alienated a former
ally.
See, this is what I don't understand, by the way, like, why is she the, why does she
get to determine who becomes her successor?
You know what I mean?
She's like mad that she's leaving the seat vacant and she's upset that she doesn't get to determine the future of the seat.
Yeah, it's not a fucking lordship, you know what I mean? There's no dynasty rules here.
It's strange.
Ryan Velazquez.
This is America. Everyone has the right to run.
The judgement will be rendered on election day.
Who's ready for Brad Lander?
Later, the mayor headlined a rally designed to highlight both Jewish and Muslim support
for former city controller Brad Lander, who's been a strident critic of Israel's government.
As a proud Jewish New Yorker, I will join you in that fight to end occupation and apartheid
and genocide.
Polls have shown Lander as a favorite to unseat current Congressman Dan Goldman, though
Mamdani cautioned.
By the way, numerous subsidiaries have, in the final hour, pushed big spending on both
the Daria Lisa race and the Claire race.
And our suspicion is that these races are, these races are absolutely, Adriana is now
up eight new internal poll by opponent, rough internal for a 10-year incumbent.
even more of is that this poll was done by the National Black Empowerment Action Fund,
a group funded by former AIPAC staffers that also spent $500K against Jamal Bowman last
cycle. They're promising $500K for SPY out too.
I'm Donnie Back, DSA House Candidate Trails Long Time New York Rep, SPY out by just 8 points.
So here's the thing, um, that, I mean, this is still, she's still behind, but to be fair,
This is a pretty solid poll because again, this is a long-term incumbent a long-term incumbent is not
Supposed to be you know only eight points up this close out from the election
And
Not only are apex subsidiaries pumping this race a massive spending push powered by pro-Israel donors
Comes at the last minute in an attempt to save the chairman of the spandex caucus
Congressional Hispanic Caucus Chair Adriana Espayot from a defeat in June 23rd primary
against DSA back, Beryalisa Avila Chevalier.
Early voting has already started, by the way, you can go out and vote.
In New York, go to dsa.nyc.com.
vote to figure out where your polling station is and who the DSA endorsed
candidates are in the slate. And then a similar thing is happening with, yeah,
imagine being a 10-year incumbent and leaking internal showing you're 35%
SPY out has a hard ceiling. The only question is whether Avila Chevalier can
blow past it. Typically it doesn't bode well for incumbents when there's this
many undecided and a decent name recognition gap. So, what we have to do is get her name
out there in front of voters because the more voters here, the more internal polls are not
always accurate. No, of course not. Internal polls are favorable to whichever candidate
is funding the internal poll. This is a pro-espionage internal poll. So, internal polls are showing
8, then Dalia Lisa is at striking distance, like is in a margin of error.
Dalia Lisa was my first canvas lead for Zora and canvassing last year. She's so awesome,
them canvases with me chat yes the mules are standing back and standing by
general yes get the mules out we got to bust the wide open
hey son I know that a DC is the city without much power from its constituents
and not a state with electoral influence but really appreciate it if you
consider checking on a possibly supporting our mayoral candidate Janicey
Louis George, she leaps and bounds better than her opponent, Kenyan McDuffie, DC Chatters,
want to know.
I'm sure I'll look into her as well.
I'm sorry that I haven't been able to give all my attention to a lot of the races that
are happening that are pivotal, that are very important.
New York Post, what New York Post forgot to mention is the stories of the person being
interviewed here was the director for APAC.
Funny how they left it out.
the NBEAF Super PAC plan spent at least $500,000 to aid Espayot.
The group is running a digital act calling Espayot a real Democrat while slamming extremists
who want to gentrify our neighborhood.
This is about making sure the public knows Congressman Espayot is fighting hard for black
and Hispanic New Yorkers and standing up to outside forces that want to take advantage
of our communities.
For their own purposes, said Darius Jones, senior advisor of the National African-American
Situacy Director for the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, APAC.
Okay, what, Sean Strickland, other Chuds Kevin Silver, recently started this closing
about how they're getting rid of their hogs, Harleys, and switching to Indian motorcycles.
Indian motorcycles got bought up by a private equity firm last year and hired a PR firm,
Noise Media, headed by Brad Parscale, who's the ex-campaign manager for Trump, who also
works for Israel. Okay, that's the story.
Yeah, I already covered this. Yes, drop site just dropped. Pro-Israel donors power last
minute surge of SPA off spending. Similar thing is happening in the in the Clair Valdez
race as well. And for the record, the Clair Valdez race is even more disingenuous. And
the reason for why it's more disingenuous is because it's more insidious. Because the
Clair Valdez one is not like directed by APAC in the way that this one is openly directed
by APAC.
The story is they're doing an ad campaign and that is anti work saying the Harleys never killed his DEI stuff
Okay, I don't care about the Harley campaign right now, man. I'm sorry
Holy fuck
Guys, I don't care about chuds no longer driving Harleys, but are instead driving Indian motorcycles or whatever the fuck
Jesus Christ, man. What is it that you do care about right now? Number one rule follower.
Great question. Number one rule follower. It's what I'm covering currently. Two key congressional
races that I went out to fucking New York to stump for alongside the rest of the New
New York City DSA Slate who are, are, you know, getting a shit ton of money, uh, uh,
their, their opponents are getting a shit ton of fucking money from these weird funding
sources.
Real fight in New York City on Friday, a new super pack dropped a massive ad by attacking
me and boosting Antonio Reynoso in the final days of this race because they formed so late.
Voters won't know who's behind them until after the election.
The debate over super packs rages on in the race to succeed retiring media, retiring representative
media of Alaska is. Our Madison Fernandez writes in assembly member Clarval Des is taking
aim at real fight New York City super fact that filed with the Federal Election Commission
last week. The group put 250 grand towards boosting Brooklyn Borough President Antonio
Reynoso and attacking Valdez according to the ad tracker ad impact. Real fight New York
City donors won't be disclosed until well after the primary, a dynamic that is shaping
many races across the city and prompting some of those being targeted to speculate publicly
about who�s funding the groups.
Is it actually APAC?
In multiple primaries around the country, their donors have created PACs with innocuous
sounding names, and which never revealed their actual agenda to funnel millions against anti-apartheid
candidates.
As Judge Street Journal reported over the weekend, there are at least six major pro-Israel donors
in Ranozo�s filing.
For example, hedge fund manager John Petrie gave $48,000 to the local APAC affiliate Solidarity
PAC last cycle.
He maxed out the Ranozo.
There are other possible backers of real fight New York City, including major real estate
players who also litter Antonio's filing.
But this is a well established pattern from APAC and its affiliates, especially when there's
only one candidate who's been clear and consistent against the genocide.
Voters in New York seven deserve to know who's spending to influence the selection before
they cast their ballots.
Early voting is open right now through June 21st.
Real fight New York City should disclose their donors now, not after the votes are counted.
I'm in New York City. I've been seeing some really weird replies on Reddit and ex attacking Valdez and hyping Rinoza in the last day or so
Yes, they got bots too. They do everything. Okay, Israel will do everything
It's fucking power to make sure that an anti-Israel candidate does not win their races
Yeah, this was also nasty from Adam I've stayed mum on this race and I'll get shit for this
But I don't care. That's a disappointing accusation from someone I have a lot of respect for what Claire may have called it a genocide
First she and Antonio have virtually identical views. No, they don't know they don't
It does matter it does matter to be there early and it does matter because it shows moral conviction
Antonio renazo only barely called it a fucking genocide when he was intending to run
Okay, that's very different
Just because he's not as reluctant like Adriana Espeyades doesn't mean that he is a real one.
A person that is that malleable, a person that is too afraid to show their moral conviction
is not going to be a real fighter for New Yorkers. It's that simple. Okay? Even if this is not just
about Israel, which is a fairly important issue for especially this district, right?
It's obvious to me that people who were there early should absolutely get to showcase their
moral conviction.
These people who were there early did it in spite of the onslaught and the barrage of
attacks.
People who were there early were there actually risking their careers because they saw right
from wrong. They recognized the horrifying nature of what Israel was doing in Gaza.
And in spite of the barrage of attacks, in spite of the fears that they might not be able to hold
their positions to maintain their jobs, they recognized that it was far more important to
address the truth about what was going on with the lives and livelihoods of Palestinians.
that to me didn't bro shock his dog I shocked your mother's pussy last night
with my penis she was like oh my god I can't believe it I've never come so hard
in my life
yeah she's breaking up with your dad now you're getting a divorce I'm your father
now
I'll fuck your dad too anyway
Pride month where was I yeah this is the mailer that they were also using just got a mailer
attacking Claire from Reynolds of Brooklyn citing right wing slop back up there to back
up their bullshit, a technicler with the help of Rupert Murdoch is a really good example
of what this campaign is all about.
New York Post, Jewish Insider, New York Post.
Nasty.
Nasty business.
Yeah, also, France's foreign disinformation washdog says this suspects Israeli influence
firm Black Corps of carrying out digital interference operations not only in France's March local
elections, but also in New York City's 2025 Merrill race and elections of Scotland, as
well as Angola and Togo. Fresh authorities previously linked Blackcore to an online smear
campaign targeting three Pope proud sign candidates from the France on Boud Party. Officials now
say their investigation indicates the group deployed similar online influence operations
in multiple countries. France has asked Israel for explanations and assistance in determining
who may have been behind the alleged campaign. Yeah, I'm sure fucking Israel is going to
reveal that
That's what here's what's up, okay
All this Russia gate shit is nonsense in comparison to Israel gate, which is you know far more real than Russia gate
Americans and people in the
I'm shock collar in my neighbor's dog tomorrow. Hell yeah, brother
Fuck
What a lot of people, what a lot of people think is happening with fucking Russia gate
or with China and this is kind of interference is actually happening in broad daylight with
Israel.
This is the, the, there are varying degrees of transparency with like how Israel manipulates
American elections.
Okay.
direct interference. You have direct statements that Israel launches against candidates, right?
Like Zoran or even electeds. You have APAC that's openly funding races. And then you have the more
opaque funding structure that APAC is committed to. And then outside of that, there's also this
level of like, this level of involvement that is directly illegal, right? You know, deploying
bots and things of that nature.
Ironically enough, I feel like, although I'm not an elected representative, I've been on
the receiving end of these sorts of initiatives myself, and obviously some of the examples
of this have been, you know, sometimes perfectly demonstrated by chatters that come in here,
name chatters or my replies. If you ever look at my fucking replies on Twitter, you'll see
what that looks like. And then also coordinated and organized mirror campaigns by way of Jewish
insider and all these other outlets that then are used as reasonable, incredible outlets
that are reporting on real issues, uh, when justifying, you know, uh, venues in fucking
Denver, Colorado from stopping, uh, uh, myself and numerous other candidates from doing a
fucking rally.
Yeah.
Saying someone who was a close ally to Richard Torres, taking propaganda trips to Israel
shares the same views as someone who has been processing repulsing and rising most of her
life is insane.
The donors clearly know he's just saying what he can to get elected.
ridiculous. Congressional candidates file a complaint with the local attorney general
accusing Israel of interfering in his election. Kai Newkirk, running for Arizona, Arizona's
fourth district this guy's good right he's a really good guy right he's a
political isn't he like DSA endorsed to or DSA backed yeah I mean it
unfortunate last name yes but like he's actually chill yeah new Kirk just dropped
A bunch of upset Americans on their way to reply to my latest tweet.
Anyway, I'm fucking tired, but I wanted to cover this.
But there's also a really good article from city and state New York like AOC, but to the
left in the summer, 2014 on the NSP out was locked in his second ill fated primary battle
against representative Charlie Rangel.
That same summer, 20 year old daddy, at least a village of L.E.A. was in Palestine and her
entire worldview was being turned upside down.
You promise gaming tonight six hours only yes, dude six hours only you want to know why
Cuz I'm fucking tired. I just traveled for the last week
Give me a goddamn break, please
and I
You said you were gonna do more fun stuff
Yeah, I'm not gonna do that right now, and I didn't even get to cover the idub's apology to Ethan thing which I
Don't think he should have ever apologized to Ethan Klein. Let's be real, but it gets his ass
If he gets his ass out of costly litigation, even though it's like totally defensible litigation
You know you got to do what you got to do a
Little bit of pressure for moist critical by the way and Ethan Klein folded like a fucking picnic table
Folded like a goddamn napkin
Ethan Klein has dropped his defamation suit against Idobs after being widely marked online
He had attempted to sue Idobs for showing a comment written by Shreemer Destiny accusing Ethan of molesting his own children
Klein is not yet sued destiny Klein after I'd have assumes an apology for the message you did not post wrote
I appreciate the thoughtful apology
I've instructed my attorneys to drop the lawsuit Ethan Klein's only statement on potentially suing destiny for the message is
Destiny was joking
God he is fucking Ethan is so nasty
So fucking nasty
Straight up all right drop the rest of the fucking suits then big guy, you know
Like a fret this is why I wasn't so critical of most critical
Because a little bit of pushback and I think it forced him to buckle
you know a
a little bit of pushback and he was far more
You know, he was he was far more
Responsive
Obviously we can fucking talk our shit on this side of the internet all day every day the reality of the matter is
No, it's not even a loss of subscribers. You've been losing. He's been hemorrhaging subscribers non-stop partially due to this like
battle that he
He decided to wage against anyone and everyone that's ever like made him feel bad, right?
or called into question his comments. Here's the thing. Here's the thing. The
reality of the matter is the entire commentary sphere on the internet is
unbelievably slanted to the right. Okay? You know this already. You've seen it
already. I am a recipient of their endless amounts of hate. But when it's
moist critical that comes out as like a major content creator who's like, this is kind of fucked up.
What are you doing? All of a sudden, all of the forces of the internet commentary sphere will
take a second look at what Ethan's been doing and maybe realize that this wasn't a legal pursuit
that they should be celebrating. That's what it takes sometimes.
Here, let's see what I'd have said before I end it then.
Hello, everyone. I am going to be talking about a very important
and heavy topic for me. If you're unfamiliar with the context of any of this, I'll give you a brief
rundown but that is not the main purpose of this video. I do think it's
important to share a little bit of my side of the story but I don't want to
take away from the purpose of this video and that is to apologize to Ethan
Klein and his family especially his kids. Basically Ethan is suing me for
or having rebroadcasted a statement made by Destiny
on my stream, I did display the very disgusting comment
for 40 minutes and it was wrong.
It was a comment from Destiny and I even said
that I don't agree with it, but it sort of highlights
how I knew that it was a wrong thing to put out there
into the universe and show people,
you know, regardless of the point I was making,
it was wrong.
I was angry and I was like,
how do I get this guy to one, not clip me,
not mock me and harass me on his live stream?
And two, this guy's a fucking bully.
I don't, I'm angry.
I'm angry that this multimillionaire
is silencing people and suing people,
people who are, who have a much smaller audience than he does
and, you know, can barely defend themselves.
And so I'm angry.
I don't like bullies.
So I wanted to do something that would have an impact.
And, you know, without checking in with myself
of whether or not that was a right or wrong thing to do.
I justified it in my head at the time.
I was like, okay, well, it's not my words.
And it's actually said by a really bad guy, Destiny,
not a fan of that guy.
It's very clear that it was never the right thing to do.
It was a comment about Ethan and his children,
and it was disgusting.
I said at the time in the stream that I don't agree with it,
but still sharing it and broadcasting it to people
for 40 minutes, that was an irresponsible
and reckless thing to do, especially for parents.
Like there are many parents with kids out there
who do not want to see that shit and it's painful.
And I'm sure it was extremely painful for Ethan and Niela
to read that shit and have it pop up again
and again and again.
And just because it's coming from a piece of shit guy
and I'm showing it to people like,
look what this piece of shit said, it's wrong.
It's wrong to do.
And I didn't come to this overnight, right?
Right? Like, I'm, to be frank, I'm angry. I do not like Ethan. I think he's doing a lot of...
Okay, I don't even think this is like a negotiated settlement forced apology.
I think he just, I don't think he's a hostage video. Casey Tron's video had far different
vibes. I think this is genuinely I-Dubs. Yeah, no, I think this was his own personal decision.
I have not, I have not talked to Ian at all, so I have no idea.
I'm just purely speculating. I know for a fact that the KC Tron one was obviously a hostage
video. That was the, the, the KC Tron one was very clearly a forced statement where
that was like straight up scripted by Ethan's legal team or even himself, um, to, to maximize
the damage and like, uh, to max out on the humiliation, you know, making KC Tron, uh,
Apologize to Asmengold, you know, Nick Fuentes funnel Asmengold self-described Nick Fuentes funnel Asmengold by the supposed anti-semitism destroyer Ethan Klein, who directed Kasey Tron to literally apologize to Asmengold.
I just want to point that out one more time. Mr. Anti-semitism Annihilator.
anything clients supposedly did that. And you know the whole part about like
Hassan is never, Hassan isn't like defended me or whatever, it doesn't
matter. Obviously for people with working brain cells, they very quickly
understood what that was. With Casey Tron, Ian's apology was not done to avoid
lawsuit, it was done because he felt like it was something he wanted to do for
himself. Yeah, I can see that. In any case, you know, I obviously disagree with it.
I don't think he should have apologized for it.
But if he felt the need that he wanted to apologize for showing someone else's comments,
Ian has said this two other times already.
It's just after the moist vid, Ethan said he wanted a sincere one, or you would drop the suit.
Gross. Damaged people online.
And it, it, it.
It changed the way that I was thinking about it.
It's just disgusting.
It's disgusting to me that Ethan Klein runs around and and like gets to manipulate other people's behavior like this like where he just
Gets to behave like a fucking petulant child a sociopath
Where he's just like apologized to me again a third time and maybe i'll consider dropping the lawsuit
It's just bullying
You have a lot of money and you get to fucking bully other people and it's crazy that it's like
Like, like in, in Ida's situation, in Ida's situation, I'm sure this is sincere.
I'm sure it was already sincere.
He's just, this is the kind of guy he is.
Okay?
Not the kind of guy I am, but this is the kind of guy he is.
Yeah, every time Ida's apologizes, he's been really careful to point out the Tudin question
over and over and Ethan still refuses to sue Destiny.
Yeah.
It is Israel behavior.
It is.
it is, which is really funny because Dan Saltman apparently, I saw someone point out that he
wants to now take, every time I've said, this is spiritually Israeli and be like, this is
spiritually Mexican. Okay. And with the AI change my words and then mass promote that
to make it seem like I'm being racist. Like if it was any other country, it's like, yeah,
If someone said this is spiritually South African during apartheid South Africa, I don't
think people would be fucking complaining, you know?
So it's ironic because like when you change the wording like that, it changes the meaning.
If I said something is spiritually Canadian, no one would think that it's a pejorative.
If I say something as spiritually Rhodesian though, people will understand exactly what
I'm talking about.
They're so fucking stupid.
I thought you were online.
How the fuck do you know this shit?
Who the fuck is Dan Saltman?
He's a Dan Saltman.
He's like a 60 year old who spends every waking moment trying to fucking harass people
like I does.
Myself.
Yeah, saying something is spiritually Mexican is a compliment.
I didn't think about it. You know, I didn't ground myself. I didn't think about, oh, like, who is
who is actually being affected in this instance? And Ethan's family and his kids are being affected.
You know, I just because I don't like Ethan, I think it's wrong to find an attack vector
that is his kids it's it's it's foul it's not okay and I think it was wrong for me to use the
destiny screenshot as a cudgel to make my point I didn't need to use the destiny screenshot to
make my point I there's a there's a million other ways I could have done it but I if you played
destiny's comments would Ethan see you I don't think so I have and also I have in the process of
like showing the the frivolous lawsuit also didn't and I regret that I didn't
and I regret that I ever put that screenshot on my live stream you know
that's the main reason why I feel like I I do need for myself for my soul to own
up to this and acknowledge that I went too far. It wasn't okay. Ethan and Ela and their
family do not deserve that. At the end of the day, whatever happens with the lawsuit
is what it is. For myself, I needed to make it known on the internet that what I did was
wrong and I don't want to be that person. I don't want to behave that way. I want to
Make content that I'm proud of.
I don't want to give in to a harassment back and forth
online. I want to put my energy into making content
that I can be proud of and that I'm not going to be ashamed
of because I, you know, I lost the plot.
I want to stay focused.
I want to check in with myself and know what it is I want
to be and what I want to do and what message I want to spread.
And this isn't a message I want to spread. So I'm sorry to Ethan and
ELA and your family you guys didn't deserve that. I'm going to
Think about all of this a lot more. I'm sure
but for now, I really do want to just
Get back to making the content that I want to make
Having said all that I wish everyone the best. I you know, I just a bit of self-flagellation
I don't think he did anything wrong actually, but that's okay. He's just being sweet and Ethan is taking advantage of his sweetness of reform
I know oh
Ethan is not gonna stop harassing you or your wife no matter how much you apologize too much of an asshole
I mean who knows maybe he will hopefully he will I
Just you know leave this motherfucker alone man. Jesus Christ. I think it's totally normal to want to check out of the slot factor
I wish he in the best but the reality is that these narcissistic smear campaigns never end. We'll see
You know genuinely want to see a better world and I do not want to be a contributor, but the he's a positive for using that
Using that comment
And and Ethan has said that he's like dropping the lawsuit
I don't think he'll stop harassing Ian and Anissa. I'd be shocked. I hope I
Hope that he does. I hope that Ethan does stop harassing them
I hope they even stops harassing everyone. It's fucking insane. His only content is just like bullying people
It's
alarming
It's so strange
Anyway, that's all I got for tonight though folks. I'm tired. Okay six thousand twenty six minutes
Fucking over, you know
It's over I'm I'm quiet quick
Anyway, I love you guys
And I'll see you tomorrow. Okay, we got a lot more fun stuff coming up
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