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There's the words of Hassan Piker.
Dirtbag left Hassan Piker.
Pro-terrorism, pro-Hamas.
Hassan Piker.
Hassan Piker.
Hassan Piker.
Hassan Hassan.
Hassan Hassan.
Hassan Piker.
Going on this vulgar rant, mocking wounded war vet
for losing his eye fighting for our freedom.
Have you ever heard someone mention the StrySand effect
and wondered what they were talking about?
This phenomena is named after actress Barbara StrySand.
Sometimes, when you try to cover something up,
you end up bringing more attention to it
than if you had just let things be.
Welcome to the Assad fight.
That's the Republican regime.
The Assemblyman will not announce the Sunfighter
who said America deserve 9-11, dude.
The Assemblyman will give some of his response
to the Sunfighter who says America deserve 9-11.
There you go.
There you have it.
My friends, we have toppled a political dynasty.
Now to the Michigan Senate race,
Else I add 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 and a semi-fights who has defended
Hamas terrorists calling them the lesser of two this Israel's compared to the government evils
That's what I find a bridge too far.
When I went up to my good friend, Chad,
and said, hey, you walk me through some more
controversial statements of a Sompiker.
Even Chad D.B.T. went out of his way
to soften the 80s of a Somp and give me context.
Thanks, but no thanks, Chad D.B.T.
The Sompiker is campaign poison.
Placing yourself on the wrong side of a 1910 issue
is only going to make you look bad.
It's going to be good for me.
It's gonna be good for me. It's gonna be good for the candidates that I work with turns out. It was true
Abdul al-sayed at
27%
Me like heroes everybody
Welcome to the broadcast. Thank you for having me. Oh my gosh. What's going on here?
What's going on everybody? I hope everyone's having a fantastic evening, afternoon,
evening, no matter where you are in the world, I'm a songpiker and this is also
our broadcast coming 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 yeah, American flag blue suit day,
American flag blue tie day. Now I will tell you something very funny about this tie that
I'm wearing. This tie is both, this tie is both green and blue. I'm not even kidding.
It changes color.
This is one of those unique types.
My dad got it for me.
He brought it from Turkey.
And this tie, unironically, is both green and blue.
It changes color depending on the light hitting it.
Okay?
I'm not even kidding.
Shut up newsboy.
We want Kaya time, please.
Okay, well, Kaya time is all the time.
Anyway, so in honor of the reflecting pool being both American flag blue and also American
maybe according to liberals green.
I just wanted to wear the mood. I wanted to wear the mood perfectly.
So it's just one color. Yeah, technically, technically one color. Anyway, um,
ladies and gentlemen, boys, girls and MBs were live.
We're alive at 77 degrees and sunny here in Los Angeles, California,
stolen Tongva territory. I'm a son, Piker. It is Tuesday, July 14th,
2026 we're almost a week out from my birthday going to be 35 years old.
I am really feeling it.
I played basketball this morning and I feel it in my bones.
I feel it in my bones.
This TRT time baby is coming up.
Reddit true tide TRT.
You know what I mean?
93 in Florida.
Fuck you.
Well, I live here.
It's a, we got, you guys are underwater.
We're on fire.
So that's just the gamble.
That's just the, that's the, that's the calculation we both individually made. Do you have matching pants? Yes, I do.
You can see my matching pants on my Instagram stories.
Maya is waiting for what?
I'm 41. Get ready to get bald.
Took my red at last nine baby. I'm six nine former college Hooper if your team needs a center
Hell yeah, I don't know what team we're setting up, but okay, um
You've been looking skinty. Thank you. Uh, very nice of you to say. All right, so
So ladies and gentlemen boys girls and ambies, uh, this is part of the broadcast where I tell you about my personal news
But you already guessed it. I'm a chud ass loser
And therefore as a chud ass loser, I did nothing
absolutely nothing I'm just hanging out with family I've just I'm just hanging
out with family baby I'm 46 the hairline like Zeus nice that's all I do
that's all I do baby why are you saying same suit when's the last time I wore
the suit I feel like I rotate it sufficiently
Do I knock?
It's been like a week.
Yeah, it was when Nick came on.
Which was when?
Last week, right?
Around this time last week?
family on us is crazy. Yeah. That's how it is, baby. I'm flexing. But yeah, uh, shut
ass loser. You already know, uh, not much going on in my life. Uh, went to sleep early,
woke up early, played basketball, did an interview with a Chinese outlet. Um, and that's it.
I'm here and I'm ready and I'm early and I'm feeling good.
Burnout speedrun. Oh, yeah. Did you see Jeremy's skill interview?
Ro, uh, I haven't watched it yet, but Jeremy sent it to me and said, you'll really appreciate this representative
because I brought up your interview with him.
Uh, he said, um,
I think Bro Khanna is, is movable on this issue.
Some people don't trust him.
I think he's movable on this issue.
I say, we don't need to trust him.
He's a politician.
I have a very cold attitude about stuff like this.
And I think it will be, I mean, we'll see, we'll see how, we'll see how he reacted to
Jeremy, but I'm saying like in general, I think we can move them anyway, anyway, I'm
not going to watch the Oxford Union, Jank, Chunky, Weigert, Hassan, Piker, Combo at Oxford
Union, he had contentioned interview with Jeremy Scale.
Yeah.
We're obviously going to situation monitor and stuff like that, but before we do that,
blast the freak off. Okay. Let's blast the heck off folks. China news. Oh, yeah, I forget
what outlet it is, but it was some like lifestyle outlet in China, which was cool. I do, I do
stuff like that from time to time.
Countdown episode claiming Ethan Klans lost it against Denims has officially been dismissed
with our prejudice. What the hell? What the hell? What is this? Just showed up on my timeline.
What the hell? Okay, we'll take a look at that in a second. Is that good news?
Anyway, we'll blast off.
Toby Durden was asked about you.
Shut up.
He was not.
Shut up.
Shut up.
That's not real.
Who got me?
Zinn packets are cursinogenic.
Wait, what?
Checks Zinn health news?
Wait, hold on.
Zinnbert?
Am I dead?
If Zen packets are carcinogenic, I'm done. I'm fucking cooked daddy.
So how about the glasses? Yeah. Well, I can't see without them. So.
Sometimes I should just take them off because better than I don't see
is better than I don't see the nasty business that you guys get into in the
chat. The color combo today is great. Thank you. Thank you. I've worked really hard for it.
Anyway, where was I? All right, let's blast off. We got ice killing in Maine. Obviously,
we were talking about that memorandum of a misunderstanding ceasefire over situation,
minor straight clothes, right wing Dems, Panic in Michigan. They're coming after our boy Abdul
hard get in now. I've seen enough. What is this? Zen nicotine pouches without knowing
that what they were made of says former agency scientists, FD authorized it. Toxicology says
agency failed to consider whether the pouch material could shed microplastics. Oh, shit.
Oh, then it's fine. It's making my mouth gay. The microplastics have been making my mouth gay
this whole time without me knowing this person says fuck me please uh no but also do we have
a blast off me there's an MMA fighter called Cody Durden who's this imposter who's this
ambassador my main man Toby and now they're trying to be like Toby Cody
Durden get him the hell out of here get him the hell out of here only one Durden
out there that I know and recognize and God dang it. His name is Toby, not Kobe dirty.
Is that good?
Is that, did you guys get it out of your system? I certainly did. All right, let's blast off unless
it continue. All right, we got the blast offs here. We got Zoran Mario Kart style situation.
We got Israel comes to me in my dreams.
Anyway, blasting off, blasting off, it made me more anxious for some reason.
What are the odds that the Senate rams through the NDA and then after that we're fucked with
That they say it Mitch is dead
I
I don't know anymore man. I feel like I feel like we're kind of fucked no matter what you know
Not to get too discouraged here
Not to get too discouraged here, but um the the
The Israel-American military merger thing is probably one of the most black-pilling things
I've seen American Congress try to pull off because we're at the precipice of a turning
point with America's relationship with Israel.
This is an 80-year relationship at this point, and it's gotten so out of hand.
No account in potato spreading misinformation about you as being signal boosted by bad empanada.
Please stop.
Who cares, man?
Let them fucking chirp, please.
They're just, I'm done.
I'm done with the skit so left.
We got the American Congress straight up merging its military with the Israeli military and
you're over here being like, hey, there's this schizophrenic Australian guy who has
made it his life's mission to just fucking slander your reputation.
It's like, get in fucking line, man.
Get in line.
You know what I say to that?
I say, what gives?
At least every moment that he's doing that,
he's not being like weirdly racist
for some fucking strange reason.
What gives?
You know what I say to that?
Behind me is the Gordy Howe Bridge.
And right here is the ambassador bridge bridge
One was built by Trump's biggest donor Maddie Maroon
Trump's biggest donor Maddie Maroon
What gives
We're facing down the American years of lead. Why do we give a shit about bad empanada? It's because he wants to be an active participant in the American years of lead, but also as like a like a Psyop and a left wrecker and someone who can hopefully MK ultra style activate one of his like skit.
Iowan Maoists to go and assassinate like left candidates potentially.
So yeah, that's part of the reason why it's fucking annoying.
Maddie Maroon! Okay, I think you're a funny guy, Hasan, or maybe I'm just stone.
I think American politics is, it can be funny. I mean, think about it this way. We have a plague
doctor responsible for American health all together, okay? All around. RFK Jr. is basically
the manifestation of illness and disease. And now he's in charge of the HHS, right?
And what has he done? Paired up with the doge cuts that came with Elon Musk's team of crypto
fasc weirdos. We now have a crisis of explosive diarrhea in the country, okay? Mr. Pestilence
himself has taken it upon himself to give every American diarrhea. How do you not laugh at that?
I mean, it's devastating and it can be dangerous. It can be even deadly.
But now Americans, by the tens of thousands, are experiencing ass-blasting explosive diarrhea.
San Diego Infections Disease Doctor says it's probably best to stay away from fresh produce
for the next week or so because even if you wash it, a fecal parasite illness known as
cyclosporiasis has now reached California.
That's what's going on.
It's making you dooky.
It's making you pee pee out of your butt.
Okay.
Now, what's crazy about this?
What's crazy about this?
salads, I eat salads all the time. I'm, you know, luckily have not been hit with the explosive
dookie wave.
I'm a luck person. But, but here's the problem. We brought this upon ourselves and we destroyed,
we destroyed the one mechanism that could identify where this fucking parasite was coming
from because the FDA is crippled. So what do we do? It's been a multifaceted approach.
We are destructive in every way, shape and form. And therefore, not only do we have a
bunch of dumbasses in charge of the health stuff, we've also destroyed our capabilities
of combating disease like this, but also on the other side, we've destroyed the capabilities
of identifying where this kind of disease is coming from in our food supply.
And I guess in some respects, it's a little funny.
What are we to do?
The inmates are running the asylum folks.
That's just the situation that we have in front of ourselves. It's a beautiful day. We're
going to talk about all of that and more. Let's just dive right into it, folks. Because
there's not really much else going on in my personal news. Let's dive right into it. We're
diving into the Strait of Hormuz. We're taking a big gulp. The Hormuzi is plugged right
now. It's very much closed. Now, of course, if you listen to Donald Trump, he'll say it's open,
but also at the same time, he's going to plug it himself. That's where we're at.
The stakes in the war with Iran by announcing a new blockade of Iranian ports and saying the
U.S. will impose a fee on cargo ships passing through the Strait of Formuz. The U.S. and Iran
traded air and missile strikes for the third night in a row. And for the first time ever,
American forces use an explosive C drone to destroy an Iranian dock.
Weijia Jang is at the White House this morning. Weijia, good morning.
Good morning, Vlad. Good morning, everybody. At President Trump's direction, the U.S. will also
resume blocking ship traffic from entering or exiting Iranian ports this afternoon.
It follows those escalating attacks between the U.S. and Iran with more than 50,000 U.S. troops
currently deployed across the Middle East. Both sides now are saying they want to control the
and get paid for it.
As the exchanges of fire continue,
so do threats from President Trump
who vows to keep striking Iran.
We're attacking Iran right now
as we speak and they deserve it.
Late last night, the U.S.
says it successfully hit military targets
across Iran during a five-hour mission.
In response, Iran launched retaliatory
missile strikes in Bahrain.
Iran is using aggression in the Strait of Hormuz as leverage, but Trump now says the
US will control the waterway and impose a 20% fee on cargo shipments.
You forget the wisdom of Don Sue, that which cannot be opened must be closed tighter.
Yeah, it's like a Chinese finger trap.
Are the deal, are the steel?
Okay?
Sometimes in order to get out of a Chinese finger trap, you've got to push further.
Yeah, that's what it is. That's what he's doing.
He's decided if your opponent has closed the Strait of Hormuz, if your opponent has closed an important pathway for global commerce,
What you have to do is close it even harder and what you have to do is charge even more than your opponent is charging
To make your opposition look better in comparison
These are the the brilliant tactics of a man a warlord
With a lot of experience
Okay, Yamamoto fit check, please
he looks tough. He looks tough. The ex looks a little strange spending money. I like what
we've done is we are going to be reimbursed for protection. Iran's foreign minister responded
in an ex post that Iran has always been the guardian of the straight and will remain so
forever. Adding 20% is of course too much. We will be fair. Just last month, Secretary
of State Marco Rubio said the idea of any nation charging tolls on the strait is illegal.
No country has allowed the charge tolls or fees on an international waterway. That's
existing international law. Patrick Dahon, the head of petroleum analysis for GasBuddy,
says a 20% toll could increase the price of oil by $15 a barrel.
That would be catastrophic to global oil prices.
It could send them up dramatically if it is pulled off and it would have a major negative
in restraining the flow of oil through the strait.
Not only the oil, but gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel at a time of year that the demand
tends to be highest.
In a letter obtained by CBS News.
Is it coming out to the IC for upholding international law?
Yes.
Yes, he is.
What is this? If Bob L. Mandib closes, China can't help. What is Mr. Global 2025, chatter?
Chatter, what the hell did you just link me, bro? I'm sorry. We have to have a little
bit more discipline with the linking, okay? I know, I know that you have the privilege.
If you are subscribed to me, if you have subscribed to independent media, Piker Broadcasting Service,
People's Broadcasting Service, then you can send me videos.
You can send me links.
This is wild.
This is a wild link to said.
I'm going to keep it at book 50, even if this is really good analysis.
an oil and gas expert, even if it's really, really good analysis, I just, I can't get
over the Mr. Global, Mr. Global 2025.
Especially because the PFP and the thumbbo have the same face.
No Mr. Global is actually a valid industry source.
Okay, fuck it.
We're watching it.
God damn it.
War between the United States and Iran is now a war involving what 10 countries now?
Man, I would rather read man stop stop. I would rather read just give me something to read man
This is that's too much. My dad loves this guy. Hell yeah
Um, did you see Jeremy scale go beast mode this morning, uh, I did not but apparently there's a follow-up to my interview with congressman rocona from
our boy, Jeremy Scahill, who identified some of the inherent contradictions in Rokana's
messaging, where he on the one hand is trying to be a bold and sometimes lone voice against
Israel in Congress, but also on the other hand probably doesn't want to be like assassinated
or something or, you know, I guess like wants to maintain a posture that is like J Street
appropriate. And that's an inherently contradictory position. So Rokana asked
him, I mean not Rokana, so Jeremy Scahill asked him some questions about, you know,
some of the statements that Congressman Rokana had made on my broadcast. Let's take a look.
I want to say like, I think objectively, a lot of people who have been deeply concerned about
the apartheid state of Israel, the genocide in Gaza, find it refreshing to hear a member of Congress speak in this way, and the fact that you also have used this opportunity to try to highlight specific cases of Palestinians.
I want to ask you, though, what you think the consequences for Israel should be, not just of these actions, but also for the mass murder of documented roughly 80,000 people.
It's probably much higher than that in Gaza, a significant portion of whom are children.
I've heard you talk about sanctioning individuals.
I've heard the framing that you and Bernie Sanders offer about offensive weapons or weapons that kill civilians
But I've also heard your defense of iron dome and I want to push you on this because I think a lot of the critique of you from
Pro-Palestine people and from Palestinians is that the position you're advocating
Basically amounts to we need to make sure that the sniper is protected so that he can continue sniping
Well, if we look, I appreciate the question and I will answer it specifically. But if
you look at all the things I've called for, I've said 0-8 to Israel and supporting the
Massey amendment that does that. That's going to be a big vote coming up this week. I've
said no military sales to Israel that are used to kill civilians.
I'll be honest, here's what I have to say about this, okay?
Rokana's position is of course inconsistent, right?
It doesn't make sense.
If you identify the problem, if you are knowledgeable about the history, okay?
Rokana also happens to be one of the lone voices in Congress, and I do think he's movable.
I'm not saying his assessment was great.
I mean, I addressed it as well, I critiqued it myself when I had him on the broadcast.
I do think he's movable on this issue though, so we'll see.
We'll see where he goes with it.
I've said no military integration and led the fight to repeal Section 224 and 219, which-
You're being incredibly naive here, Son.
No, I think I'm being unbelievably pragmatic and maybe perhaps a little cold and perhaps
a little bit calculated. Because I think if he's movable on this issue, if he's movable on this
issue, we can get others to be far, far, far more aggressive in their posture. Because look,
there are two different kinds of politicians in Congress. From my perspective, okay, we got the
ideologues, we got the writer dies, right? Mela Keros, Daria Lisa, Claire Valdez, Chris
Rab. These are people I don't have to worry about. These are not people that I will have
to hold to account, right? At least they might betray us at some point, but like I know that
these are people whose position already comes from a place of knowledge, a place of understanding
me the situation, Hamawee is another one, right? These are the people that we're not
going to have to go after to be like, hey, what are you doing? Ilhan Omar is another
one of these people. Rashida Tlaib is another one of these people. These numbers are growing,
right? But then you also have people that are moveable, okay? There's three different
kinds of people in Congress, sorry, let's say, right? Three different kinds of people.
Ro Khanna is in the second camp where whether or not this is a sincerely held position of
his or whether or not he's just like literally learning about the history of the region,
the history of this country in real time as he is experiencing it, while simultaneously
still trying to make a calculated decision to not be called an anti-Semite endlessly,
right, and still try to manage these like relationships, like J Street, all this stuff.
He's a movable person, which is good, far better than the third category of person
that is bought and paid for, or ideologically a Zionist, right?
So, I'll take Rokana over Chuck Schumer, I'll take Rokana over Josh Gotthimer, I'll take Rokana over
people who are already there, people who are just like aggressive champions of this cause,
Haley Stevens being another one, right? I'll take Rokana over Haley Stevens.
Do you see what I mean? That's where my pragmatism comes from. I'll take Rokana over Corey Booker,
right? So, I'm being super pragmatic. There's a difference between trying to get as many
Congress persons to move in our direction and in the direction of the truth and holding them
to account this way is a big part of it, okay? Private correspondence is another part of it,
but holding them into account this way is also a major part of it.
Arms distance, but also a little push and a little pull.
Do you see what I'm saying?
Because at the end of the day, they're public servants.
They serve us, right?
Because think about it this way, if you look back at my correspondence with Ro Khanna very
publicly at the DNC in 2024, and then you look at the conversation that we had a couple
months ago when he came to my house versus the conversation that we had when he came
back from Israel, he's moved quite a bit on this issue, right?
Do you see what I'm saying?
So that is still, that places O'Connor in a far better position than the large majority
of APEC-backed Stooges that are saying stuff like Israel comes to me in my dreams.
Right?
We got to do it all.
Full spectrum.
To each their own.
If you're wondering what's my analysis on this,
what's my assessment on this, that's where I'm coming from.
These sorts of conversations are very good though.
They're very productive.
Is Netanyahu's Enron,
where they would just co-produce these, the military.
As I said, we should call it apartheid
and recognize the genocide.
So these are on a scale of one to 10,
it's like going from one to seven or eight.
And the debate is, okay, nine or 10,
do I, in arms embargo completely,
which I have not supported,
would say Israel can't even get or produce
from anyone defensive the iron dog.
And I guess my view is, you know,
anyone should be able to protect civilian life,
but that's not America.
We need to let more people know
the government weapon sales ban
while still allowing Israel to purchase weapons themselves
at J Street position and J Street is paying positive
to push that agenda much like how APAC does.
This would also be productive, full slack. You're 100% right.
Can't believe I'm saying that.
Can't believe those words are coming out of my mouth right now, but full slack.
You are right about that, of course. And,
and that is very frustrating for me because Jayshir is seen as like the,
the, um, the woke progressive, uh,
version of like the appropriate way to continue. What is this?
Not that it matters,
But I think Rose and opportunities that will move left is if it's popular enough, but he's always moving from the center
He's safe, but not evil row is a beautiful man
God I love and fan door so much bro
You are you are a legendary you are a legendary chatter
Okay, I
I cannot believe how horny and fat door is this morning. That is crazy. That is crazy.
Oh my god. Oh my god. And fat door. Should abandon for being pro segregation. No. Okay.
No, and I'm glad I didn't, because now we have this wonderful take coming from Amphador,
who is, I believe, a 30-plus-year-old black woman who is pro-segregation, yes, who's anti-miscegenation
procreation unless it's for rocana or which infant makes an exception. Not too much.
Respect is cool. We've made infant door reconsider her position on we've made infant door reconsider
her position on on the dangers of miscegenation. Anyway, and they say chat is a monolith.
Queer black man closing out. Oh, shit. My mistake.
A queer black man.
I don't know all the details of every single chatter. I was wrong. Anyway, let's keep going.
Supporting it. I do think, though, that there is something that the next administration could do
within the first 100 days, instead of just saying, okay, we're going to talk abstractly about this
long peace process. Demand the arrest of Yenon Levy and extremist settlers within 100 days.
Demand the destruction of every outpost within a hundred days. Demand the destruction of illegal
settlements within a hundred days. Demand justice for Palestinians and Palestinian people so that
they stop getting terrorized within a hundred days. That doesn't have to be some dialogue. That needs
to be a directive from the American administration saying Israel must do this. And we need to be
taking steps as we get towards the broader piece in that direction. I think that's one of the things
that came out of this trip, the immediacy of the suffering of Palestinians.
I don't, I still don't think this is answering the question. I mean, tell me where I'm wrong
here, what you're advocating for. We are talking about not just Netanyahu. Sanders always says,
Netanyahu and his extremist right-wing government. But if you look at public opinion polling,
there is widespread support for open genocidal policies. In fact, Netanyahu is often criticized
by his political opponents for not having finished the job in Gaza or in Lebanon or elsewhere.
And I want to know why it is that you are stopping on this because so much of what you're
saying, it's one of the clearest recognitions of the issue that you could hear from an American.
This Loki also almost feels like, it feels like when people say, oh, we can't have Medicare
for all, let's just do something else.
I don't know what it is about politicians, but it's just, it's just like political slop, okay?
It's the reverse of sloppulism. We got to find a, we got to find a term for it.
You know how like there are some people who say, oh, it's sloppulism. We need, we need a new term
for it where like politicians will look at an issue and then we'll be like, well, you know, don't,
Don't, don't let perfect get in the way of good, right?
Like there is a,
there is a version where politicians will do it
no matter what, will there be like,
I saw the apartheid, I experienced the racism,
I understand how fucking evil this shit is,
but also politics is the art of possible.
It's like, okay, well, you still move the needle,
You still have your have your moral conviction, move the needle and be a political leader.
Now that you have established credibility in this space as someone who like experienced it, right?
And no one's going to yell at you for, you know, getting the needle across halfway, right?
Do you see what I mean?
Like it doesn't matter if you're pushing for an embargo, but then you're you're fine with half
measures along the way to like advance those. It's good to advance those demands, even if you're
not going to get them, right? That's my attitude on it. And I don't understand why these guys won't
do it. They won't push for it. Politician. And yet, you still are saying, but the sniper needs to have
protection.
I thought the sniper, it's saying that we're not, just so we have, there's no ambiguity
on my position, which is also the position of Sanders or AOC or others, as I understand
it.
It is, I think also Rokan doesn't realize that there's like a whole world out there,
like far beyond AOC and Sanders.
Like we, people like myself are kind to AOC and Bernie Sanders.
And a lot of people will yell at me for it,
but it's somewhat of a tactical decision as well.
Because I think like it's important for people like AOC
to like move the conversation forward.
And I, not everyone grades politicians on a curve in the way that I do, but like I have my own personal convictions and my own personal positions that go far beyond AOC and Bernie Sanders on this issue.
Right.
So, you know, Jeremy's not gonna, Jeremy's not gonna be like, Oh, AOC said so, then I guess that's fine. Jeremy is another one.
another one of these people who understands the necessity, understands the history of
it.
We have zero military aid to Israel, that we have no military sales that are used to
kill military weapons that are used to be killing civilians.
So that's the draw.
I would argue Iron Dome is used to kill civilians because it allows the Israelis to have this
American backing to operate with impunity by openly saying that I support this military
technology for Israel. What you're saying is that when Israel attacks other countries who have a
right to fight back, that my position is that that sniper, I wish he wasn't doing the sniping,
but that sniper has a right to have the United States defending their sniping.
But I don't think that that's the case if we're stopping on military aid and we're stopping
and giving them the weapons to kill others
and we're stopping protecting them at the UN
and we're demanding the actions in terms of justice.
I don't think that that, their policies,
whether it's that, you know, or another is very government.
Why give them anything?
Would you say this about apartheid South Africa?
I've heard you talk about it.
Well, because I think, because I do think-
Give me another example where you say it's okay
to continue any level of support
for an openly genocidal society
that has mass murdered 80,000 people,
More than 300 media workers has invaded Lebanon,
has bombed Iran, and you're saying,
oh, but we need to protect civilians.
This isn't about protecting civilians.
See, look, it's a little push, a little pull, okay?
Jeremy pushes, I pushed a little bit,
and I pulled a little bit.
Jeremy's pushing further, that's good.
This is a healthy and productive part of discourse, okay?
Greatest threat to their civilians is their policy.
And so I don't know, I'm sure you did.
What do you mean all the fucking clips that circulated
And part of the reason why Jeremy's pushing further on this issue is because, at least,
you know, what he told me is like he's expanding on the conversation that took place where
Rokana revealed his positions a little bit further where he said like, oh, you know,
the, the, I'm in favor of an iron dome for the Palestinian potentially, I'm not in favor
of like taking away the iron dome from the, from the Israeli civilians.
understand why you have even one qualified shred of support for a sniper mass murderer
masquerading as a deal?
Yeah, for AOC, we don't know what, I don't think AOC has ever been pushed on her full
spectrum position on this stuff.
The last time DSA basically petitioned her to demand a change in her position or a clarification
on a position, she came out and she said, no aid, defensive, offensive, no distinction, it doesn't
matter. And that made that the new progressive standard bearer. However, that's still a problem
because that's the J Street position. We're like, look, for people that don't understand,
the entanglements that we already have with the Israeli military are far more comprehensive
than what you assume, than what you would think, than what you know about.
And I even addressed that with Ro Khanna, if you recall, because like, we're currently
talking about the NDA and how the American military and the Israeli military are slated
to merge with one another, right?
That's a huge problem for a million different reasons.
But what a lot of people don't know is that we already have this merger in certain instances,
This is with the Israeli military, like one of the most common examples that I like to
use is jet fuel.
The American Pentagon, the American government already gives Israel jet fuel, okay?
And they don't give it above the board, like they don't, that's not even factored into
the Israeli aid, that's not factored into the money that we send to Israel so they can
purchase stuff.
We just straight up give them jet fuel, okay?
And it's not above board, but like it's not even discussed. It's just a thing that the Pentagon does, okay?
That is is some of the more opaque versions of this already existing partnership, right?
We just straight up give them the jet fuel for the record before you like I'm telling you like we just give them the jet fuel for their
F-35s or their different jets that they that they fly for the Israeli Air Force. We give them that, okay?
So when people say, oh, I want to stop aid to Israel, like there are many different versions
of this. And I think some people take advantage of the vagueness of the the aid. Like, what do you
mean when you say, uh, you want to stop the aid? Are you saying you want to stop the memorandum
of understanding? The MOU that exists, the Obama era MOU where we give them $3.8 billion
dollars every year in cash so they can then turn around and purchase Tamir interceptors
that we produce in this joint cooperative, uh, uh, production agreement that we have
with the Israeli state for their iron dome, as is colloquially known, right?
Is that what you want to stop? Or do you mean you want to stop giving money to Israel altogether
so they can continue purchasing our weapons, so that they can continue purchasing our weapons,
but now they do it with their money? Or do you mean an arms embargo, right?
Are you talking about an arms embargo where we actually hold
the Israeli government accountable for the crimes that it's committed, that we know it's
committed, that we've actually identified, we've documented and hid during the Biden administration
especially, right? Anthony Blinken had reports of the Israeli government deliberately stopping aid
from entering in to the Gaza Strip. This is the clearest violation of international humanitarian
law. There is no clearer violation of international human rights than a country stopping aid from
entering an area that it currently occupies, okay? That's starving. That's mass starvation
of a civilian population. It is straight up genocidal. It is a clear cut war crime. No
ands, ifs, or buts. It is a definitional war crime that actually made a lot of people who were pro-Israel,
a lot of people who were lifetime Zionists even openly admit that Israel was conducting a war
crime and possibly a genocide and creating famine-like conditions in the Gaza Strip. There were people
who were lifelong Zionists that work at like the Human Rights Watch, for example, that said,
Nope, that's it, I'm out. Because it is, there's no excuse for it, okay? So if we knew that,
if we knew that and we identified that, okay, when our State Department identified that and Anthony
Blinken cast aside that report and hit it, that means from that, you know, frame one, from that
moment onward, we were aiding and abetting in war crimes that we knew Israel was engaging in,
Right? And we know that already here at the broadcast, but I'm saying like the American
State Department also knows, and it also holds them legally liable for the participation in
this genocide as well, which, you know, makes this an even trickier situation for them. Because then,
if they recognize it, if they admit it, then they're also basically admitting their moral
culpability and their actual legal liability in the participation of this genocide,
Which, you know, from my perspective sucks to suck tough titties. You shouldn't have fucking done a genocide. You dipshit
That's my attitude on it at least
but
But the reason why I'm bringing all of this up is because there's varying degrees of like critical Israel critical sentiment
That's floating around in Congress right now. So you have the AOC
You have the the the AOC line, which is no distinction between defensive and offensive weapons
no money, right? No aid to Israel so they can purchase weapons. But does that mean
Israel can now purchase weapons from us still? Weapons that they use to kill
children? Weapons that they use to continue bombing Lebanon and killing
children in Lebanon while, you know, they're purchasing those weapons with
with our money, or sorry, with their money?
Is that the distinction?
Or, or is it further beyond?
Is it a full blown arms embargo?
Is it full blown sanctions?
If you're interested in sanctioning the country of Israel
or some of the financial institutions
within the Israeli state,
how comprehensive are you?
How far are you willing to go?
Almost every single candidate that I have endorsed
and campaigned with,
Actually, I think every single candidate that I've endorsed and campaigned with has been
in favor of a clear-cut, definitional embargo, okay?
They want an embargo.
They want to stop all arms transfers to Israel and hold them to account for the genocide.
Every single one of them has pushed this position.
clearly is uncomfortable getting there right now.
And I don't know if AOC is comfortable getting there, but the reality of the matter is Jeremy
Ben-Ami, this is Adam Johnson reporting all the way back from April 16th, Jeremy Ben-Ami
is the president of J-Street.
J-Street's cut off military APR gambit changes.
Nothing says Adam Johnson.
He wrote about this on TheRealNews.com.
Love Adam Johnson, as you guys know.
um but but this this basically shows the the pr move here right
the pr move that that j street is is playing here where they and i covered this at the time
was very critical of it uh where j street's position now is yes stop giving money to israel
to purchase weapons from america they should purchase it with their own money but that's
not going to stop the issue, is it? That's not going to stop. Adam Johnson has some issues,
none that I know of, and that's very strange that you're saying that because he's been,
I think, one of the most reliable media critics since I've been around.
probably one of the best posters he just recently wrote a book as well about how to how to sell a
genocide. But, um, you know, Jay Street backs phasing out all us, aid Israel by 2028.
However, you feel about Jay Street, anyone who's still saying their indistinguishable
for a pack is either unintelligent or a bad faith actor wrote pollster Adam Carlson. Democrats
are coalescing around ending military aid to Israel, boosted executive vice president
of center for international policy. Matt does at first glance, this move may seem like a
major shift left for the liberal think tank of the broader Democratic Party consensus around Israel.
But upon closer inspection, it's clear that this talking point is mostly achieved.
A PR tactic that provides a pseudo break from Israel but does little to alter the material
reality of apartheid and genocide all while buying time for a Democratic leadership increasingly at
odds with their base, 71% of whom now support cutting off military aid to Israel. This narrative
that Jay Schreed and leading Democrats more broadly are all getting behind cutting military aid while
strictly accurate under certain interpretations of the word aid, is deeply misleading.
The effort is explicitly aligned with a broader right-wing program to move from direct funding
of the military to co-development and co-production of weapons, and is designed to provide Zionist
Democrats a superficially appealing talking point that looks Israel critical while doing
nothing to materially change the status quo.
This goes hand in hand with the merger plan that we were talking about.
So if the Israeli military and the American military merges, and they have more comprehensive
defense, defense production strategies, then all of a sudden it makes it far more difficult
to cut off weapons transfers to the state of Israel, which is why I brought up this
problem to Rokana as well, okay?
So the J Street attitude, the J Street strategy works in tandem with the Benjamin Netanyahu
strategy here.
Benjamin Netanyahu himself has said, oh, we're no longer gonna need aid from the United States
of America.
I mean, he's been saying that since the 80s, or since the 90s, sorry.
But it doesn't really matter.
I don't know if it's actually going to happen.
But my point is, J Street also even mentioned Benjamin Netanyahu openly stating their desire
whether it's real or sincere or not, doesn't matter. They even mentioned Benjamin and Yael
wants to cut off aid. You understand?
So this inconsistency, of course, must be addressed, and that's precisely what Jeremy's
doing here. Let's take a look. I'm going to start here.
But that sniper has a right to have United States defending their sniping
But I but I don't think that that's the case if we're stopping while military aid and we're stopping giving them the
the weapons to kill others and we're stopping protecting them at the UN and we're demanding the
actions
In terms of justice, I don't think that that their policies whether it's that y'all or others
Is there a government?
Would you say this about apartheid South Africa?
I've heard you talk about it.
Well, because I think,
because I do think-
Give me another example where you say it's okay
to continue any level of support
for an openly genocidal society
that has mass murdered 80,000 people,
more than 300 media workers,
has invaded Lebanon,
has bombed Iran,
and you're saying,
oh, but we need to protect civilians.
This isn't about protecting civilians.
The greatest threat to their civilians is their-
What are these reservations for?
I don't get it, he's not bought.
It's an inconsistency.
Of course, people are going to fucking address this inconsistency.
This is not one of those instances where we're like doing the same thing again.
We're just like hitting the closest person to us ideologically.
This is good because I think Roe is movable on this.
I hit him on this in 2024, okay?
Like this conversation didn't start last year, okay?
Roe Kana has had a significant transformation on this issue and you can literally map it
out from our conversations in person from 2024 at the DNC all the way to like this past weekend
where I talked to him when he came back from the West Bank. Okay?
That's why I think he's movable. Whether it's because of his personal ambitions of his personal
aspirations to run for president or not, it doesn't matter because he is a public
servant at the end of the day. So for me, what matters is his output. And what matters is the
growth he's shown, what matters is the positions that have changed in real time. Okay? And that's
a good thing. And I'm going to give him credit for that, regardless of what the reasoning for it
behind his change is. That means at least like a room reader, right? As opposed to many of these
other people who are not or refuse to read the room, refuse to go to the room, okay?
This doesn't mean, you know, offer full blown unconditional support to Rokana, but it also
means you should recognize the value that we can derive out of a public servant like
Rokana who is movable on this issue because he's not like Dalia Lisa or Claire Valdez or
Chris Rabe or all these other people who are already there. They're knowledgeable on this
issue. They have their ideological convictions. They have their moral convictions. They're
already there, right? They're already there. That's literally the bad empanada position,
you shit on him. Brother, the bad empanada position is just mass harassment of people in my community,
my fans, and people that are closest to him ideologically, at least self-described, whatever
his self-described ideology is. He's just an unproductive larper and a little bit mentally
unwell, not even a little bit, very mentally unwell. I don't care about whatever fucking
bad empanada is doing. Okay, give it up. Gucci bag, Gucci bag, give it up. It's over. Okay.
Policy. And so I don't understand why you have even one qualified shred of support for
a sniper mass murderer, masquerading as the only democracy in the Middle East.
I'm not saying that the United States should be supporting the funding for Iron Dome, just
so we're clear.
I'm saying that we shouldn't be restricting Israel from being able to get the Iron Dome
or be able to develop the Iron Dome to take down the world.
I stopped there.
Everything else you're saying makes so much sense.
Why do you stop there?
It feels to me like you're trying to have it both ways on this issue.
So you can say, well, I actually support defending the Israeli civilians.
You're not defending Israeli civilians with that policy.
You're defending the sniper's ability to keep killing because it won't face the ultimate
accountability, which is a total embargo on all support for an apartheid state.
Yeah, I don't think you have to put that risk.
There are, you would agree, there are innocent civilians in Israel, right, including 20%
being Arab Israelis.
I mean, I just don't think that you have to put their lives at risk to achieve the ends
of stopping the apartheid, stopping the occupation.
Israel puts their lives at risk by waging genocidal wars with the support of a significant portion of its population, and by enabling them by saying, well, the sniper still needs to have his cover, or, well, you know, I stop at this thing.
What you're saying is that the accountability then doesn't lie on American policy toward Israel. It's sort of something abstract. Well, Israeli civilians could die. Israeli civilians are dying in these attacks because of the apartheid.
You know, do Palestinians have a right to kill Israeli soldiers, congressman?
On October 7th, when they attacked the military bases in the Gaza envelope, did the Qasam
Brigades and Suray al-Quds have a right to kill Israeli soldiers?
Yes or no?
Who?
Was I the idea?
On October 7th, did Palestinians have a right to attack Israeli military bases in the Gaza
envelope?
Yes or no?
I mean, I think October 7th's attack was a terrorist attack, so I don't justify it.
Was it a terrorist attack when the first targets that were hit on the morning of October 7th
I mean, here, he should have done something. Look, Jeremy is my king. He's a legend. And
of course, the answer is, yes, the Palestinian resistance does have a right to militarily
resist against the Israeli military. It's an occupation force. Of course, it's legal, right?
The better, I think the better way to ask this question is, does Hamas have a right to kill
Israeli soldiers inside of Gaza, okay? For the record, the answer is yes, like unambiguous.
It's not even a question. Does Hezbollah have a right to militarily resist against the Israeli
occupation inside of Lebanon? Answer is unambiguously yes, okay?
When you move into offensive postures inside of the green line, it's going to be a tougher one
for an American congressman to say, to openly say yes to. But that's what's so crazy about
the situation is that they literally do have an internationally recognized right to do that.
They have a moral and legal right to do that. But of course,
but of course, unfortunately, we live in the United States of America and of course,
anyone is gonna, no one's gonna say fucking yes to that, or the people that do say yes to that,
myself included, will get yelled at endlessly and they'll say I'm anti-Semitic.
But that is the tougher one to answer, in my opinion.
Multiple military bases did, Palestinian forces have a right to attack those military bases?
I am not for violent violence again in any way. I mean, I am for making sure that we
and yeah, this is why this is why I was saying like
Like the one that the the one that's a gimme
The one that's a gimme is is the way I framed it. This one's even tougher because like you
You know, a congressperson with presidential aspirations was so ever is ever going to say
at least parts of the October 7 military operation were technically legal under international
law.
They're not going to say that.
It's just not going to happen.
Yeah, I have a right to do it, Congressman.
Do they have a right to attack Israeli soldiers?
No, I'm not going to say that Hamas said a right to attack Israeli soldiers or kill Israelis.
I don't think that advances peace or advances the Palestinian statehood.
Did Israel have a right to drop a single bomb in Gaza in response to October 7th?
I believe Israel had the right to get people.
No, wrong. Again, wrong.
Under international, I mean, dude, I said this on October 8th, 2023, and people never let me live it down.
But no, wrong. Israel did not have a right to militarily occupy or bomb or do any violent military action in an area that it is the belligerent occupier of. Gaza is technically occupied by Israel.
So, no, Israel did not have a legal right to drop a single bomb on Gaza, whether it
was post-October 7 or pre-October 7, on numerous sieges that Israel committed.
They do not.
They do not have that right at all.
It's crazy.
Rokana's position as expressed here is that Palestinians do not have a right to self-defense
because they don't have a state. He states this in the Obama-esque framework of selective
passivism, which is profoundly insulting to say the least. But more concerningly, he's
looking for the off-ramp that allows the status quo to continue while making space for his
own personal disavowal. You either think it's a genocide and apartheid, that the U.S. is
directly complicit in and support whatever it takes to that end, or you don't.
I just, I don't know, maybe I just like am am occupied. Maybe I'm in a fucking weird
space by myself, where I am like my my moral convictions and my position. And what I'm
trying to advance is the understanding of international law for every single American
recognize our moral culpability. But then also on the other hand, when it comes to
elections or when it comes to politicians, specifically, I try to move them as close to
my position, the position of truth, as fast as possible. Okay?
That's what is so frustrating. That's the reason why, you know, there's a lot of friction between
myself and people who present themselves as further to the left of me. It's ironic because,
Because we don't even disagree on basic facts about this issue.
The Palestinian resistance has a right to militarily resist against the Israeli occupation.
It's fucking clear.
I've said that.
I've said that always.
This is the reason why the ADL and all these fucking advocacy groups hate me.
Not because they perceive me as being anti-Semitic or whatever the fuck.
No, it's because of this.
Because there are no major influences in American politics that will openly say, that will openly
say the truth, that the Palestinian resistance, the Lebanese resistance has a legal right
to resist against Israeli occupation, militarily resist, right?
people who killed the civilians, but not in the way they went about it, which I said is
genocide.
But the Palestinians don't have a right to attack the very military bases that are running
the killing operations on October 6, 2023, or October 5, 2023.
It's a double standard.
You're saying there are ways that Israel should be able to kill Palestinians, but there is
never a condition under which Palestinians can attack armed, uniformed soldiers of a force that is
still considered an occupying force under international law. I don't make it make sense to me how those
I come from a tradition of King and Gandhi. My father, grandfather was in jail for a family history.
Do you think King would say, well, it's there's certain they can they can attack the Viet Cong,
but I don't want them to kill. I don't think anyone I don't I don't know what Gandhi would say
I don't think my grandfather would say that the Palestinians should have armed resistance to
Israeli occupation I think they would argue for a much more nonviolent approach but America I think
in ending aid in ending military sales in not being a defender of Israel in the UN just
vetoing resolutions against Israel would make tremendous progress. I mean, you know, maybe
I'm, I, we're on a scale of one to 10 and I give you that you're again, look, the most
charitable interpretation of this is he is, he doesn't know the most charitable interpretation
is he does not know that the Palestinians have done that for a fucking 75 plus years,
80 years, and that has led to nothing, right? No, no, this isn't a defense. This is in a
defense. There's a difference between someone not knowing, learning about it, and then changing
their perspective versus someone who does know and is deliberately trying to reframe
the conversation in a way where they're trying to get you to understand their position.
I think that there is a sense of opportunism here.
Okay, there's a sense of opportunism here, for sure.
But also there is a lot of, there is a clear lack of knowledge.
You're literally sheepdogging here, piece of shit.
Oh my fucking God.
I'm not even defending Rokana's position.
I'm literally saying Jeremy's scale is cooking.
I, I, guys, Jesus fucking Christ.
All I'm saying is he's movable.
If he doesn't move, then he's oppositional.
Fuck me
It's not defense is analysis why are you guys so fucking brainbroken I hate this I
Genuinely fucking hate doing political commentary at this point because even those on the left
Even those on the left will look at
But anything that I'm saying ago, if you don't say, Rokana is a liberal Zionist baby murderer
right now, and if you even pull his transformation on this issue, whether it's personally just
because of his aspirational goals of running for president or not, doesn't even matter,
right?
When you say, he's moved on this issue, he's literally gone to the West Bank, okay?
And he's movable because of his own personal experiences that he's had so far, especially
if he learns more information about this stuff.
And these sorts of conversations are very good and very productive for that reason,
okay?
You immediately go, dude, you're sheepdogging for the liberal Democrats, for the Zionists,
I'm not. I have no, I have no stake in this. Okay. I have no dog in this fight. You know
what my positions are. So goddamn annoying. Anytime, anytime we talk about like American
politics and American Congress and congressional representatives. And, and I analyze it from
the framework of like where the rest of Congress is versus where Ro Khanna is. And then I tell
you where he used to be as opposed to where he is now immediately people go
shut the fuck up you're sheepdogging it's so fucking annoying
holy shit alters have become a plague on online discourse honestly don't know why
I didn't expect them but it feels like we're closer to making some change in
this country the more insane they get
Please, let us interpret things as they're taking place, okay?
At a 10, and I'm saying let's go to a 6, 7, 8, I don't know where that would be.
And right now, Mark, is at a 1.
We're at a 10 because of a genocide that was enabled, supported, armed, and funded by the
United States and I am baffled as to how you can say that Israel had a right to drop a single bomb
on Gaza in response to October 7th but Palestinians according to you have no right whatsoever to
ever kill an Israeli occupation. Palestinians have a right to justice which is in the case of
the sport. Do you have a right to armed resistance against Israeli occupation soldiers in uniform?
Do they ever have a right to kill an Israeli soldier? I think if it's
Just say it inside a Gaza. Say it. Do Palestinians have a legal right? Well, it's not even a
question at that point, because it's just the truth. It's just a matter of law. So it's
not even like an interpretation of the law. It's just an, do you know the law at all?
Or do you have an understanding of the accurate application of the law? Because like, there's
obviously the moral responsibility and the moral right that the Palestinians have to take up arms
against an illegal occupation. But then there's also the legal right that they have to do so.
That's why I always say like, look, the Palestinian resistance,
some of the forms that it has taken as an act of desperation through this evolution,
this 80-year evolution has led to things that everyone understands like targeting civilians.
Because that's obviously a response to the 80-year subjugation of Palestinians.
The violence is set by Israel, the occupier, and of course, the violence and the political
and the military resistance matches the violence of the oppressor, right?
Some of that is illegal.
Some of that is a war crime, okay?
It's just true.
It's objectively true.
said that, definitionally, the Palestinian resistance has a right to exist. The Palestinian
resistance has a right to militarily resist against the Israeli occupation. They have
a moral and legal right to do so. Same with Hezbollah, same with the Lebanese forces,
whichever forces are mustered up. As a matter of fact, they have more, they have more liberties
that they can take in terms of how that resistance forms.
For example, there's a concept called spontaneous militia. Under normal circumstances, under
normal circumstances in international law, if you are a, if you're facing a military
occupation, you have to be, you have to have like clear-cut military garb, for example,
right? But because Hamas is a government formation that exists under permanent occupation of
the Israeli state, they actually can fight back in civilian clothing. They legally can
fight back in civilian clothing because it is literally a part of a spontaneous militia
that forms in real time, okay?
Now we're getting into obviously like legal interpretation at this point of like whether
whether it's valid, whether it's not valid, is Hamas a standing military? Is it not a
standing military? But ultimately, under international law, there is an allowance for a population
to form a spontaneous militia and therefore not even wear military fatigues as they're
resisting against a standing military. Okay? Hasan, you're sweating? No, I'm not. It's actually
very cool in this room what's up a son how are you handling this check Twitter
shit's going down check Twitter
I
Turn on the TV any channel turn on the internet any website doesn't matter
Chatter what the fuck are you talking about?
I'm trying to tell you.
Use your words.
Use your words.
I can't asshole.
Wait, what?
Yeah, so
Bro use your fucking words what's happening on Twitter explain to us what is going on that you think we have to look at right now
South defense if they feel like there's an illegal attack on them by a violent
settler or by an Israeli soldier and that that's illegal in a school or on a civilian
and then of course they should have justice. But the entire thing is illegal
Representative Khanna, the entire occupation of Gaza, the managing their-
The entire occupation of the West Bank, the entire occupation of Gaza is wholly illegal.
And yes, whether, look, whether people want to admit it or whether people want to say it,
especially if they have aspirations for higher office, it doesn't matter. If we're having a
real conversation about the legal and moral rights and responsibilities that the Palestinians
have versus the legal and moral rights and responsibilities the Israeli government has.
There's one side that is engaging in a whole lot of illegality and there's the other side that is
responding to it legally, and also at certain instances illegally, in the rare instances
illegally.
But if we're looking at the broader responsibilities of the fully fleshed out state that is supposed
to be beholden to international standards, rules, regulation restrictions, Israel has
never, in its entire existence, Israel has never abided by international rules, international
humanitarian laws. They've never restricted their actions. It has always been illegal.
And the United States and the Western world has always defended Israel down to the wire
every single step of the way. That's why Israel gets away with it. That's precisely the reason
why we can't just say, oh, look, Americans now don't fuck with Israel. We got to, we got to take,
you know, some initiative. We have to have some initiative here. And, and we have to actually
make material changes. And an American congressperson has the capacity to move the conversation in a
in a much more productive manner.
Ayat, the mowing the lawn, the constant killing of them,
the perspective of many Palestinians
is that they're being collectively punished
and they're fighting for their very existence,
and that the bases that surround Gaza
were the primary murderers on a military level
of the population of Gaza.
So what I'm understanding,
whether it's Hamas and Islamic jihad
or it's independent Palestinians,
how is it that you can stand here
and in any way justify the Israeli's dropping bombs on Gaza,
but never find a way in which it's justifiable
for Palestinians to kill an armed soldier of force
that is under international law and occupation force.
I don't understand it.
Why do you consider this position?
Well, I will look at it,
but I don't think that the solution in that area
is to encourage a violent pro-Hamas.
That's what this boils down to.
Because I bet if we were talking off the record privately,
and I said this to you,
you would acknowledge that people around the world
have a right to resistance by all means necessary.
Damn, he even cooked them with the off the record privately.
Oh, shit.
That's what it is.
We need a little bit more bravery
from our elected representatives.
Sometimes, unfortunately, in an unjust system,
it requires bravery to say the truth, okay?
It requires moral conviction and also courage to say the truth, especially when saying the
truth gets fucking punished.
It's not a secret, okay?
It's not a secret.
I've been saying the truth, non-fuckin' stop, and I've been getting ass-blasted for it.
That's why when you say the truth, APAC will put your fuck-a-face on mailers and will say
you're a goddamn terrorist and you're aligned with goddamn terrorists. Israel's committing a genocide
on an arms embargo against the genocidal state goes too far as a deeply un-serious position.
Kana also suggests Lee, he applies the military sales, which it doesn't. It only applies to military
subsidies. So this is a non sequitur, more goofy hedging. Further proof that presidential hopefuls
like Kana, genocide is a both word of single maximum outrage not a moral and legal designation
with implications and obligations. They're committing genocide, but we must provide them
with military defenses, patently in the same position. He repeats genocide in a part that
like 20 times in this interview, but can't seem to follow this logic to its conclusion.
Adam says, liberal Zionism is a drug many have a hard time quitting because doing so would require
actual courage and moral clarity. It's true. I guess it also requires moral courage and clarity,
but it also requires a tremendous amount of information that you have to download.
Okay, it's actually pretty easily accessible. Just read Elon pop a 10 minutes and you'll get like the cliff notes of it
Right, it's foundational
You'll get a pretty you'll you'll get a very easy to understand
fast-track cliff notes version of this from
then in an Israeli Jewish historian, right and
And I do think that for a lot of people, they see right from wrong, right?
I think that a lot of civilians, we're not talking about Ro now.
We're just talking about the average American, I think like, or even like content creators.
I've experienced this in my own personal life with some of my colleagues on this website,
right?
as this website, but also on YouTube and many other places. Like, here is, here's what the
problem is, right? It's not a secret that there is a concerted effort to silence any kind of
opposition to Israel. And a lot of these institutions, a lot of these organizations
that have embedded themselves in the liberal side of the political spectrum that aren't just like outwardly right-wing.
These institutions that get away with claiming to be civil rights organizations like the ADL and whatnot,
they're pretty aggressive with their posture.
If you come out and you say anything about Israel, they'll immediately call you a Jew-hater, right?
And that's a pretty fucking significant smear.
Now, the impact of that smear has softened quite a bit over the last three years as Israel
has continued its genocide and these organizations have continuously called all of its prominent
critics Jew haters and smeared them.
But the problem is, even if a lot of people recognize right from wrong, a lot of normal
people recognize right from wrong and they go, I don't really like what Israel is doing.
But they don't normally come out and say something about it because they're fearful that they
don't have the knowledge, right?
They understand something is wrong, but they don't want to be inundated with Hasbra.
They see people come in and be like, you're a fucking terrorist, you're a Jew hater, here
is why.
They see the way that people are treated when they do stick their neck out.
And that's why it's important for us to demonstrate our moral conviction, our moral courage, and
say the truth, okay?
Because someone has to do it, right?
Someone has to do it.
If someone doesn't do it, if no one does it, then even if people understand that this is
the reality, they're still afraid of saying it, and therefore there's an environment of
silence around it.
an environment of suppression around it, and the crimes continue, okay?
But remember, not all of this is born out of malice, okay?
Not all of this is born out of malice.
There are a lot of people out there who recognize right from wrong, who might even have experiences
with the Israeli government, who are still worried about not being able to hold their
own in these conversations, because they just don't have access to all the information,
and they don't have, they haven't taken the time out to like learn about it.
That's why I'm, that's why I always stress like there's a difference between Dottie
Elisa. There's a difference between Dottie Elisa and Chris Rabb and Claire Valdes and
even someone like Zoran who, you know, toes the line of liberal Zionism from time to time,
but he does so in a way where he's basically dog whistling. He knows, he knows what's up,
he knows the truth, right? And I know he knows the truth. Muffucker started his students for
just for Palestine chapter in Bowdoin, okay, in Bowdoin College. So there's a difference in guys
like that. And guys like Ro who are learning about this in their, in their older age as,
as you know, the passage of time continues, okay.
How do you reconcile grading on a curve with moving their positions?
Um, as more and more people move, like when AOC came out and said,
no distinction between offensive and defensive weapons.
Now that's the bottom.
Now that's the bare minimum.
So now we're going to push everyone to that bare minimum standard for the
progressive side.
Okay.
Rosalell baby who's simply learning guys.
Okay, dude, dude, dude, dude.
This is not a defense of ignorance, okay? This is just a reflection of reality. I'm just trying to explain to you.
Rose a fucking lawyer, not a mind-worker? Yeah, and you'd be shocked at how little people know, because they've gotten only one side of the story, their whole fucking lives.
How many people do you know that have gone to law school that have gone to like institutes of higher learning?
And they've only learned about the issue of Israel from one framework from one perspective a Zionist approved framework
Okay, most people that are knowledgeable know even less than someone who is not knowledgeable and charitable and curious about the truth
You got to remember that I
I've always been for peaceful resistance, you know, peaceful resistance saying the
Israeli, you know, I mean, just like it's under segregation.
I wouldn't have said that go kill people who are engaged in segregation against you.
I mean, I'm much more Dr. King than not the max.
I mean, are you much more slave rebellions were justified against people that were raping,
hanging, murdering Africans who had been kidnapped?
I mean, I'm sorry.
I spend most of my day and night talking with Palestinians, working with Palestinians.
I think one of the better ways to ask this question is also the Ukrainian resistance.
Like to say, does the Ukrainian resistance have a right to resist against the Russian
military occupation?
You will never find even a Republican congressperson in regards to a fucking pro-Russia they might
come across as saying no to that, right?
So if you understand that distinction, when it's Ukrainians, why can't you with Palestinians?
it. Obviously, the Nat Turner Rebellion is a great counter as well. Any kind of militant
resistance against like Jim Crow South and the apartheid conditions that existed in Jim Crow
South is another great example of this as well. Warsaw Ghetto Uprising is another great example,
which I brought up to Rokana in our conversation, right? We talked about the Jewish partisans
and the sabotage that the resistance front committed sometimes against civilian infrastructure.
Most of the Palestinians I met are not talking about the kind of armed resistance that you
are. They just want to live their lives in dignity and peace and not have the Israeli...
Yeah, I mean, you're an American congressperson. I don't think anyone's going to be like
openly going to reveal to you that they're a part of the
the resistance front in like Tolcarum or something. You know what I mean?
Yes. There's the levels to this. Okay. There's levels to it. And, and yes, I think it's great.
It's brave of a row to go there. It's brave of them to go to West Bank and like,
and take a Palestinian led trip. But that's just like a, that's just like a starting point.
As settlers oppressed them but you're a member of the United States Congress who is justifying albeit you've been very critical of Israel's war
Yeah, here's my son and my AK-47. Don't tell anybody
Yeah
Yeah, even speaking about resistance in occupied territories is basically a one-way ticket to sedate a mom Palestinians know that more than anyone
Yeah
against Gaza.
But you seem to be drawing a line that says that there are some cases in which Israel
is justified to attack Palestinians, but only those responsible for October 7th.
But you can't find a shred of justification for any Palestinian to attack the very armed
forces.
I think in general, most Americans just do not believe in Molten resistance.
You're so wrong.
You're so wrong.
Ukraine is a great example of why you're wrong because it's literally happening right
now and more so than Ukraine. There are historic examples. The IRA. The IRA is the number one
historic counter to that. Okay. The IRA is a non-state militant resistance.
The IRA is non-state militant resistance.
Americans. The American, the American, uh, uh, Congress persons were illegally sending
weapons to the IRA. That wasn't that long ago. I think the real answer is in general,
most Americans just don't believe in non-state militant resistances when it's black or brown
people doing it, especially against what they perceive as a white state actor. Okay.
May always say this, but it's not true. Most Americans did not support the IRA. Irish Catholics
support the IRA broadly and send a ton of money. Yes, but I think there was a reason
for why this was overlooked by most Americans is what I'm saying. And that's because they
did not have, they saw it as like somewhat justifiable. There's no other comparison.
There's never been another comparison of this. I think in general most Americans just do
not believe in military resistance, it's a dissonant position, but it's sincerely held
one by most people. I would say at least two-thirds of people who hate Israel's support Palestine
do not support arms resistance. It's not just something that Americans believe, even though
that makes no sense. Our analysis fails when we believe every dissonant position is a
cynical one. Oh, I don't believe every dissonant position is a cynical one.
Yes, it's liberalism. Liberalism is the hegemonic monoculture that Americans, uh, violates
large belief. And liberalism is a idealistic notion of the world where you think that the
pacifist approach is the only one that is successful. That's precisely the reason why
even MLK's history has been revised and whitewashed. And when, when, you know, most people talk
about Malcolm X, they basically treat him like a fucking terrorist, right?
MLK and Malcolm S exist together. You understand? They exist together. They were different facets
of the civil rights struggle. One cannot exist without the other. There's no success with
just one over the other. Is that simple?
The point I'm trying to make is our culture line as the concept of peaceful protest above
all. Yes, I recognize that. And I also do recognize, for the record, I do recognize that like there's this
understanding. There's this understanding in the American masses of permanent pacifist resolution.
Only non-violence is what gets the job done. It's a falsehood. It's a falsehood that has been
carefully reinforced through our social conditioning. Yes, this is true. So I don't
disagree with you. I do think that most disinit positions come from that
failed understanding and not from a cynical perspective where someone knows
like, yeah, you've got to be violent at times, but also I'm just, you know,
personally going to make sure that, personally make sure that I'm like
cynically committing to peaceful resolutions only.
Yes.
There's also the difference between state violence versus non-state actors as well.
Americans have been taught that state violence is usually permissible or permissible at all
times as opposed to any kind of resistance against state violence is not permissible.
seen a version of this with the Iran retaliation. Americans are more comfortable with the Iranian
state fighting back against us because it's a fully fleshed state than Hamas was fighting
against the Israeli occupation or Hezbollah fighting against the Israeli occupation.
It's so strange, but that is embedded in our consciousness. It's a very strange system.
It's a very strange reality where Abbas, Iraq, she can go on NBC and speak convincingly about
why the IRGC is fighting back against the American state. And yet no such permission exists
for a Hezbollah commander. There's no Hasan Nasrallah goes on, meet the press and delivers
a convincing speech as to why Hezbollah must rise up in arms against the Israeli occupation.
Isn't that crazy? That's crazy. That's a crazy thing that exists that has happened already, okay?
Operating under a nation-state flag that is backed by the United States and you're saying that there
There is no condition under which a Palestinian has a right to kill.
It's not crazy.
Americans don't support those.
They see us casting the first stone yet.
They're wrong about that.
But it doesn't even matter.
I'm telling you, because if that was the case, they would be fully in support of fucking
the Houthis, for example.
They would be fully in support of Hezbollah.
They would be fully in support of even Hamas, but they're not.
And there's a reason for that.
Part of it is because they falsely think that the Palestinian resistance cast the first
stone, but the other reason is because Americans by and large do not recognize, uh, uh, non
state actors, even if their, their concerns are valid.
Okay.
soldiers who are posted at military bases enforcing by murder and forced starvation and
deprivation an illegal occupation of Gaza. That's what doesn't make sense to me. I don't
see how you reconcile those two positions.
Because I think that the armed resistance is only going to be ineffective given the power
differences similar to what Gandhi thought in terms of how he took on the British Empire
and that having a moral force of civil resistance and appealing to the world's conscience is
going to be a much better chance of getting dignity and peace.
2018-2019, the Palestinians organized the Grave March of Return, which was a mass nonviolent
mobilization at the gates of the concentration camp walls and fence in Gaza. And you know
what Israeli soldiers did? They had a competition to who could shoot the most kneecaps of Palestinians.
Well, I think that the idea of also took ownership over that and then they deleted it, too
My yakiya sin war the head of Hamas
So there's a track record as a context you're talking about attack to issues the Palestinians have tried that the Palestinians
I think they're the world. I think opinion is down
I think opinion is shifting now in America where though those kind of approaches
Would get a better reception in in the United States
Those kinds of approaches would have gotten a better reception in the United States back then.
It's just that there was no coverage over it. But at the end of the day, it doesn't matter.
Why did the, okay, then this is an unironic defensive Yahya Sinwar's mentality. Why would
the peaceful resistance now get a better reception in the United States? Because more Americans are
aware of the conflict. More Americans are aware of the severity of the crisis. More Americans
are aware of Israel's actions. Why are they aware of it? Well, because October 7 happened,
and then Israel's unbelievably violent and disproportionate retaliation against the people
that they are a belligerent occupier of made people aware of it. That was, unironically,
the YGIS in our position. So, in any case, yeah, this inconsistency, I'm glad it's being
talked about. I hope that this doesn't discourage others from leaning in to a deeper understanding
of this conflict and then becoming more courageous in their moral conviction in the process.
You know, Serena Buakla, I mean, this is also like, like Joy Ann Reed, for example, Joy Ann Reed
straight up is to the left, the Ro Khanna now, which is awesome to see. I love Joy. She has been
phenomenal on this issue. I mean, she literally lost her job because of her bravery on this.
Okay. Of course, she's now an independent media figure, and therefore she has more liberties,
more time to to learn about the issue deeply, which she clearly has and more
liberties to discuss this at length. But once again, this is not a defense of
Rokana, but there is definitely more room to grow here. And I hope that Rokana's
position does evolve on this issue. Yes, my co-worker, Joy-Ann Reed. I believe
she was killed during President Biden's administration.
And this is where people feel a bit challenged
because the pro-Israel lobby operates in both parties
and they have a lot of control
because they're providing a lot of money to be.
I'm gonna be honest, I love listening to her talk
about this stuff.
It's awesome.
Blunt, you know, for people to get reelected.
And so when a Mexican national,
Mr. Salgado Araujo was killed in Texas,
the president of Mexico immediately responded
and threatened to take the United States
to the international criminal court over it,
and to say that we're gonna bring international law to bear
to protect this person, this father of five.
I don't recall President Biden ever saying anything
of the sort about Shreya Nabilaq.
I don't recall even democratic presidents
saying what you just said to Israel,
whether they're Democrats or Republicans.
Can you understand why that would be?
They were basically fine with Israel having total impunity.
I mean, it's not just Biden presided over a genocide in Gaza, giving aid.
He never demanded the justice for the Palestinian American journalist.
And just today, I mean, just today, a former convict of mine, Kathy Manning, is out with
a video saying, I'm glad Kana and the other Americans are safe, but I have to say that
this was a PR stunt, because I didn't go to Israel and I just went to Palestine.
So my own party, Democrats, are not willing to say the obvious, which is that you can't
detain American citizens and threaten them for violence.
And if people don't understand the West Bank fully, and it's hard to, and I didn't understand
it until I was there, think about ICE in this country operating with impunity against people.
As much as I find Rose answers insufficient, I still think it's good.
He's doing his interviews.
Yes.
as well. And I think he's movable. I'm always going to be endlessly charitable to a fault and people get mad at me for that.
But I also take a very pragmatic approach here, a very pragmatic stance here where it's like, I'm not saying he's going to be the movement leader.
He has to, you know, he, if he wants to be a movement leader in this regard, then he has to do a lot more learning and also be a lot more convincing
Convincing and also demonstrate moral courage, okay?
There are plenty of people that we have on our side on this issue that are already there
Okay, I don't want to go through the gamut one more time. You know my fucking candidates. Okay our candidates that we have worked
To get elected
They were already there. They have the knowledge. They have the moral courage. They have the moral conviction
They've already been there
And it's important for us to try to move people that were there already
Okay
Exactly why is Jeremy acting like a pissy bitch to roll dude dude dude take a week off. I will never allow you to disparage
Jeremy's gay on this broadcast. Okay. Are you insane?
Are you out of your dang mind?
That is crazy. He wasn't acting like a pissy bitch. He was being a good journalist. Okay? I
Will never allow that
Never disrespect Jeremy's scale in my presence those are fighting words and also
He was objectively doing a good thing here
who are brown and undocumented, and think a hundred times worse.
And that's what you have basically in the West Bank, the IDF, just with total impunity
going after folks.
And when they were with me, and I was with two Jewish Americans and another Israeli,
and I was the brown person, they would interrogate me.
One person had the commodity to ask me whether I was a son of Ishmael or a son of Isaac.
When I said I was a Hindu, he couldn't understand what that was.
It just a total, a racial system of profiling and reminding me of the Jim Crow South.
Of course, I didn't experience that what I read about, where the police would be on
the side of the segregationists attacking black freedom fighters, and the police was
basically aligned with the segregationists.
you have the IDF line with the extremist settlers.
And it needs to be called out.
This is what is infuriating about some of the conversation, because it always says,
well, let's have a dialogue and talks between Israel and Palestine towards peace.
First needs to be a stopping of the injustice that Israel is inflicting.
That doesn't require dialogue for Israel to stop enabling extremist settlers that are
killing Palestinians.
That requires American leadership and an American directive.
And it would change tomorrow and these people know it.
My dad is taking advantage of the 80 degree and sunny weather and going in the pool
Sometimes I don't notice this on left and I think he teleported. Yeah, he did I did
All right, let's get back to situation monitoring now folks a lot of situation to be monitored still
America and they're on our trading blows
What is this? I was watching the Hassan derangement syndrome vid, but I was thinking Hassan just seems like a swell guy. Thank you
We got to get the embody chair back. I know we're trying to fix it
You have a pool rich boy. Yes. I have a pool that I've been inside of I think once or twice
Since I purchased this home
I'm trans Euro, should I be scared about oil shortages I can walk?
I'm trans Euro, should I be scared about oil shortages I can walk everywhere now?
What?
Trans Euro, what does that even mean?
Like you're European and also transgender like what were you assigned American at birth
but now you're European you've transitioned into being European like what does that mean
You don't like swimming?
No, I love swimming.
Not in the ocean.
A jump in oil prices in six years.
Why?
Well, new explosions reported in Iran as the U.S. and Tehran trade strikes for a third
straight night.
at four p.m. eastern today the united states says it will resume its naval
blockade of ships going to and from iranian ports
president trump says the u.s will become the guardian
of the state of hornet kormuz he also announced plans to yes we're going to
talk about hailey stevens paying uh influencers uh one thousand five
hundred dollars to say positive things about her
i hope the open mind i'm positive these are the open mind of reparations yes
that to implement a toll charging 20% of the value of cargo on ships as a reimbursement
to the United States. That is in direct contradiction to things that his vice president,
the secretary of state, the secretary of defense, the secretary of treasury have all said.
Let's get us in his Betsy Klein at the White House for the latest on what you're seeing this morning.
Well, the White House clearly watching those gas prices very, very closely with no signs of
de-escalation for this conflict. The U.S. launching a third consecutive night of strikes
across Iran, Iran responding in kind with attacks across Gulf states. But the straight
up form is that critical oil thoroughfare continues to be the main point of contention
here. Prior to this conflict, no one had full authority over this waterway. Iran now using
it as a key point of leverage as President Trump announces that he will reimpose that
that lockade on all ships traversing to and from Iranian ports.
He also says that there will be a 20 percent fee for all commercial vessels going through
the strait that he says is for the U.S. provided security in that very dangerous area.
Now, officials have previously said that it's really unclear if this can work.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has flat-out questioned whether this comports with international
law.
Trump himself had previously said that it's an international waterway and he didn't want
tolls.
But as we think about a path forward to this conflict, I just want to draw your attention
to recent comments from President Trump about this memorandum of understanding.
That is that now defunct peace agreement signed just about a month ago.
When he signed that agreement, the President touted it.
He said that it was an agreement that achieves everything he set out to accomplish.
pointed to Iran never having a nuclear weapon, the Strait of Hormuz being open as well as
ending this conflict.
But listen to what he said about that memorandum of understanding just yesterday.
It didn't look, memorandum of understanding when you're dealing with sleaze bags don't
mean much.
And they don't mean much when you're dealing with honorable people too because it's a
memorandum of understanding.
It doesn't mean much.
And I said, why are we even, you know, it's a standard tactic in the US that you go to
a memorandum of understanding and I love, I love what he says.
A memorandum of understanding doesn't mean much when you're dealing with sleazebags.
He's not wrong.
It's just not the Iranian side is a fucking sleazebag.
It's you dumbass.
Yeah, it's an admission.
It's just an admission.
That's what this is.
And you go to the deal.
I said, just go to the deal first.
But you know what?
of a test and they weren't there.
Those comments raising major questions
about the strategy going forward
and all of this.
It's also kind of funny cause he,
he from what I understand,
that was like a late night post when he was like,
we're gonna charge 20% to be the guardians of the galaxy.
And then everyone was like,
that's the dumbest thing you've ever said, Mr. President.
And now he has to like back away from it,
But fear not, he will probably arrive at that position again tomorrow when he feels annoyed.
It's awesome though.
He is, we are led by a fucking moron, okay?
We are led by a fucking moron, a baboon with a child's brain.
We are losing the war.
We are losing the battle.
As I've said from before, at this point, at this point, this is not about, like, coming
to a peaceable conclusion, a managed resolution.
This is just about stopping the bleeding, okay?
It's just about stopping the bleeding.
Wait, what the fuck? Hold on.
Okay, there it is. Sorry.
America has lost this battle. America has lost this war. Okay. They did. And they've lost it
since pretty much April. Okay. They lost it when they started it. They lost it when
Iran turned around and said, okay, Shraddha Hormuz is ours now. Sorry, bye-bye.
And since then, we've just been bleeding.
And at this point, it's just about stopping that hemorrhaging, stopping that bleeding.
And the faster we arrive at a managed conclusion, a managed resolution, a memorandum of understanding,
a permanent cessation of hostilities, the faster we can move on with our lives, the
faster we can try to solve the compounding crises that are coming out of this chaotic
environment, this quagmire that we got ourselves into.
So it's very, it's very stupid, it just feels like we're seeing something real, we're all
in this community in the Piker Broadcasting Service, we have been paying close attention
to the situation in the Strait of Hormuz, monitoring the situation.
And we understand what's going on, but the average American does not.
Here is Hezham Al-Assad.
So, to the taxpayers in America, if the Bab el-Mandab is closed as Hormuz was closed
and oil experts from Yambu stop as they stopped from Ras Tanura, then how much one wonders
will the price of an oil barrel reach?
Your criminal administration uses the Saudi regime as a glove for its filth and cheap
tool to ignite wars and crises in the region.
But who will pay the price in the end?
And first and foremost is the American citizen.
You will swallow the consequences of your administration's aggressive policies, just
as others swallow them today.
Now of course this is wrong.
Americans don't actually understand or even receive the negative backlash of the American
state's actions for the most part.
That's why they're oblivious.
That's why they don't know who the fuck the Ayatollah is.
That's why they can't point to Iran on a map.
We don't know anything.
Our proximity to the conflict historically has allowed us to be oblivious to the violent
desires and the violent actions that we have committed all around the world.
All we know about is Burger.
And the only thing we can understand is gas prices going up.
And for most Americans, they're still going to be oblivious to who made the gas prices
go up.
Hopefully we'll come to the recognition that it was our actions that made the gas price go up and therefore the burger price go up
Okay
That's the issue
The average American is utterly clueless about what's going on they just kind of respond to
To stimuli they're go. Oh my god. Guest prices one up a dollar with the fucks going on. That's the average American
Georgia be bush era political discourse sounds like Cicero compared to this shit exclusive
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He said because of all the fraud that you've exposed essentially the war in Iran has been
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Yes.
What do you guys forget?
Yes.
Gillibrand 2020 baby.
I fundraised. I gave a singular dollar to the Kirsten Gillibrand campaign as a meme in
the year 2020, our holy lord. Not employed. It's true. I'm a Democrat sheepdog, baby.
already know. Do you think the same distance with Iran argument will not work the same way when we
go in and try to take Cuba? I just don't even want to think about that right now. But no, I think
Americans are distant by proximity, but they're also distant in general. They're spiritually
distant from the actions because there is a wall between foreign policy and domestic policy.
Gaza has changed that a little bit and that's a good thing because there's never been a real
separation between foreign policy and domestic policy, right? There's not. There's not a real
distinction because all of our productive output goes to our foreign policy
and the military industrial complex. And that takes away from the expenditures on the domestic
level that shifts our attention away from things that we could be focusing on at the
domestic level. It's still the same money, right? Having said that,
it's only until recently that we started discussing the connection between foreign policy and
domestic. Abdul Al Sayed does a really good job of saying that. He says, look like no money for war,
Money in your pockets Medicare for all that's that's the easy to understand message that most Americans
Can get on board with especially when there is a an inflationary crisis
That they've experienced and they continue to experience and it's seemingly going to get worse
Okay
time to carry the flame oh shit level one hype train yes if we get to if we get to level 10 hype
train we will carry the flame as always yeah especially for us as as business minded folks
that really care about business and international shipping lanes as you can check the suit peep
Keep the suit. Keep the suit. What does this tell you? I like business. What kind of business?
International commerce. Specifically, transiting ships through the Malacca Strait and then
parking them in the beautiful ports of the nation state of Singapore. Okay, I love Singapore.
Singapore is my life, my life for Singapore. I love doing commerce. I love doing business
in the great nation of singapore now of course
as someone as a as a community full of like-minded
international shipping magnets who love
the nation-state of singapore we have our concerns because unfortunately the
nation-state of singapore has shown us
perhaps they don't
necessarily care about making sure that they
follow-through on the application of the law, specifically cyber-stalking
statutes, specifically defamation statutes.
This has made it
unfortunately far too difficult for me to continue conducting business
with the beautiful nation-state of
Singapore.
But that's why we talk about the Strait of Hormuz quite a bit because
while my heart is in the Malacca Strait
My mind and my attention is shifted elsewhere because every time I think about the Malacca Strait,
every time I think about how easy it is to transit ships through that Strait,
I then am reminded that there is a man that currently lives in Singapore. His name is
Mor Pegasus, also known as Mor Pegaslop, also known as M. Pegasus, who has been consistently
cyber-stalking and also defaming and slandering me and maybe stopping me from even thinking
about the Malacca Strait. It's making me think that there is a blockade that Singapore has
implemented on the Malacca Strait. That's what it feels like to me, which would be unacceptable.
Singapore would never.
The name alone gives me chills.
It's true.
What is this?
He's made more than fucking 5,000 videos if you put all his streams together.
You should be arrested for cyber-stocking, pal.
That was a joke because he says it about me.
Don't worry, I'm not, uh, regarded.
So Hasan is back claiming he never talked about...
On sign me over your Singapore lawsuit rights.
Please!
Please!
Please!
I would have cleaned out more Pegasus' bank accounts.
Sign it over to me.
I'll do it.
He did a video about me.
Okay?
Sign over your rights to me.
I'll pay for all the lawsuits and I'll collect all the winnings.
And then we start saying he's a billionaire trillionaire investor
and he's keeping his valuable import, export business from
Singapore because of me and his entire chat spams this one meme
for an hour straight.
He keeps saying that I need to be caned and brutally beaten up
because that's the only way he'd bring.
It's true. It's true. Sir, it's true. It is true. Bro, these dumbheads really be taking
you seriously. They should because I am as serious as a heart attack. It's not a joke.
You know what's not a joke, feeling concerned about continuing to do business with the beautiful
nation state of Singapore, which I admire and love as you guys all know, we all love
and admire as those who love international shipping routes as a community dedicated entirely
to ensuring that all streets are open, that commerce can flow freely.
Suitbert, rise up.
Importers, exporters, rise up.
I do not want to halt all trade with the beautiful nation state of Singapore,
but I feel like I have no other option.
His business there.
You mean your business of supporting a bunch of terrorists?
It's a thing.
Slender!
Once again!
Slender!
Where are the Singaporean authorities?
Ha ha ha ha.
Do you hear that?
An accurate understanding of international law
Should not be reflected upon like this. This is slander. I tell you
That's ten extra canings sir
He starts saying that I need to be cain right and they call me like more caning in a stat instead of more pegasus and
Basically, he wants me brutally beaten up
for making YouTube videos on him.
Totally sane audience, by the way.
Totally normal people we're actually dealing with here.
And he'll all hide behind, well, I'm actually joking,
as he's actively like, you know, pulling up laws,
pulling up execution.
Do you feel a little bit concerned?
Am I good, sir?
Is that what's going on?
Is that what's going on?
Do you feel a sense of worry?
Perhaps you're a little too thin skinned.
Is he calling Singapore insane in a joke? That sounds very anti-Singaporean. Yeah,
I'm beginning to notice a trend here. The level of disrespect that Morpega Slop is showing
to the beautiful nation-state of Singapore and its laws and the application of its laws
is quite concerning. It's a secondary concern. Now, the primary concern I have, of course,
is the fact that I want to do trade in the beautiful nation-state of Singapore. I love
sports, I love shipping, I love international commerce. You all know this, I'm wearing a suit,
it's obvious, right? The problem is, I can't because I'm worried that they're not fully
applying the law, okay? It's a significant business concern of ours, not just mine,
but the 27,258 of you in here that are also international shipping magnates.
Now I'm doubly concerned because, here you go, here's a shake, my life for Singapore,
I dream of Singapore, I dream of living there. I live to do commerce, I live to do trade with
the nation state of Singapore and a full blown application of the law is necessary here for
us to feel more confident in continuing our trade relations with the nation state of Singapore.
And pulling up fucking social media accounts legitimately getting his fucking fans to spam like at these Twitter accounts or whatever owned for its ports
Dude, no joke this guy unironically does this for the entire stream. He thought this was the funniest joke of all time
It seems like we do find it quite funny seems like you don't
What happened what happened I guys guys I thought
legalized comedy I thought comedy was legal now legalized comedy like you know
damn my stream is so docks it and so boring and I'm so unentertaining my
viewers are constantly leaving I need to talk about Pegasus I need to up those
numbers, you know, let me talk about. Yeah, that's right. At the ports, let me talk about
Singapore. He's like flailing around like flopping like a fish out of water. And he's
like, Oh shit, I need to take somebody else down with me.
I will admit, I think between myself and more Pegaslop, there's only one person. There's
There's only one person who's flopping around right now, and it's the guy who is like, I
don't like these jokes. Please stop telling them.
Yeah. This could be you. Stop playing with your meal. Bloomberg News retracted a story
about the Singapore property market originally published on December 12, 2024 to comply with
a court order after a Singapore judge found that the article was defamatory of two senior
government ministers. Bloomberg contested the accusation in court. Wow, this just happened.
Wait a minute. This is giving me a little bit more confidence.
This is giving me, this is an interesting development that's taking place in the beautiful
nation-state of Singapore, which I love and admire and would like to continue doing trade-in.
It's just a place. July 14th, 2026. It seems to me like Singapore is a nation of laws, is a law
abiding nation, is a nation of laws and order. Singapore law firms are extremely expensive
and their losses and don't play around. Pegasus will be cooked really fast and lose badly and get
at least two years in prison. That was of course a cigarette, which I will be throwing
out in a bin. I would never discard of trash in the beautiful nation state of Singapore
by throwing it to the ground. I would never do that because I respect the laws. I respect
the rules and laws in the beautiful nation state of Singapore. However, it seems others
do not. I would never chew gum. Never do that. But it seems like this defamation has gone
on for far too long.
Really trying to claw at anybody, any of his haters, I suppose, which is like everybody.
And I guess I'm just like a prominent one, I guess.
We do Singaporean arbitrations all the time. Let's get them. If you hire me to run your
Singaporean live litigation. I'll give 500 subs. That's crazy. You're going to give me
money to hire your law firm to sue more Pegaslop in the beautiful nation state of Singapore.
I'm too entertaining. So you think he needs to take me down? And you got to love his like
deranged chat, dude. Get him cane. We're just joking, guys. We're just joking. Get him
Cane get him executed. Of course, perhaps even more canings. That's my new name now,
apparently. And the funniest part about all of this, on the 0.0001% chance that this deranged
psycho is even allowed into Singapore, you would be the one more likely to be Cane in
this scenario, I'd say. What? Singapore, the beautiful nation state of Singapore, do you
You see this? He is issuing a direct threat saying that I would not be welcome, that my
money is no good. Look at the suit. I am an international shipping magnate. I move assets
to the tune of billions of dollars daily, if not weekly. Now this man is not only slandering
my good reputation, but also the good reputation of the nation state of Singapore. He is no
longer just defaming me. He is defaming the nation state of Singapore. That, to me, is
unacceptable. I was about to book a 20K trip to Singapore and infuse cash into the, infuse
cash into the local economy, but now I'm traveling Japan instead. Many such cases.
Many such cases.
cases. So I don't think people get executed for making YouTube videos. That's that's more
likely for drugs. You fucking moron. He must be on drugs if he's saying such things. I don't even
understand it. My home state in Louisiana just announced the first ever five gig metadata center.
Please help me bring awareness to it. Oh, you're cooked
I'm gonna Brian kill me. What is this it sure seems like many people in the far left of their establishment around when they'd rather be using the n-word instead jasmine for us
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I do really appreciate that he's he's he's very mad that we we were cracking jokes. He hates that we're cracking jokes
He's just he does not like it which of course is going to only make me want to do it more so thank you more Pegaslop
I hope if I'm ever frantically treading water on video like this, a loved one will do me
the favor of telling me to turn off the computer and go outside.
I was hoping to visit, enjoy visiting Singapore as I hear their tourism industry is amazing.
However, individuals like Morpegasus makes me uncomfortable.
How am I to know if I would want to invest further in the land when I can't even visit
in fear of this unstable person?
I agree, an unstable slanderer of epic proportions,
an unstoppable force of slander.
It also calls into question the integrity
of the Singaporean system, right?
Like, I think it's one of the best systems in the world.
I love it, I want it, I want to live in it,
I want to trade assets with it.
But when I see the law not being abided by,
the law not being applied, it calls into question the integrity of the whole system from my
perspective and I don't want to believe, I don't want to believe that Singapore would
ever let a crime like this.
Not only did Bloomberg lose, they had to pay 170, okay, I'm licking my lips now, Bloomberg
loses landmark libel case in Singapore, judge ruled in favor of two Singaporean ministers
closely watched defamation trial seen as a significant test of the country's libel laws
and their implications for press freedom. Not only did Bloomberg lose, they had to pay
$177,000 to each minister they defamed. Few topics in Singapore are as fraught as the
soaring price of the city-state's coveted multi-million-dollar bungalows and the identities
of those buying and selling them. In December 2024, Bloomberg News published an article
reporting that Singapore's ultra-rich were acquiring these trophy properties through
opaque trusts without filing the disclosures that would have made the purchases public.
The article identified two government ministers, one who had sold his bungalow and another one
who had bought one in transactions each worth tens of millions of US dollars. Within days,
the government invoked Singapore's so-called fake news law, ordering Bloomberg to place a
correction notice atop the article declaring that it contained falsehoods and directing readers
to the government's official fact-checking website. The two ministers then sued Bloomberg
and its reporter, Lowe Day-Y, for defamation on Tuesday. Judge ruled that Bloomberg and
Mr. Lowe defamed the two ministers, Tansi Lange, the minister of manpower, and Sean Mugam,
the coordinating minister for national security and the ministers for home affairs, and ordered
a news agency and the journalist to jointly pay $230,000 Singaporean dollars, $177,000
to each minister.
During the trial, which began in April, neither minister disputed the accuracy of the reporting
on their property transactions, but their lawyer argued that the use of words like
shrouded secrecy and cloaking to describe Singapore's luxury real estate market hinted
at impropriety.
On the stand, Mr. Shyamagam said the article suggested that he was involved in a shady
deal with the possibilities of money laundering.
the legal standard in Singapore differs sharply
from that in the united states where public officials face a high bar to
prevail in defamation cases in Singapore by contrast
courts have held that cabinet ministers are entitled to the same protections as
private citizens
government leaders argue that defending their reputation through libel suits is
necessary
because public confidence in a corruption free government underpin Singapore
success
uh...
Very, very interesting, very interesting, very interesting development.
The case was closely watched by many because Bloomberg was the first foreign news organization
in nearly four decades to go to trial to contest the defamation lawsuit brought by Singaporean
officials, several legal experts have described it as the most significant
libel case in recent memory. We are very disappointed by this ruling, but we will
of course respect it. Bloomberg's editor-in-chief said in a Bloomberg
article, we argued a trial that our reporting was accurate and served an
important public interest. I disagree with Bloomberg. How dare you slander the
good reputation of the nation's state of Singapore, its courts, its process, and
And it's libel laws.
How dare you.
Hot off the presses.
Okay.
Hold on. I'm gonna publish this with the article.
When the beautiful state of Singapore finally holds to account
More Pegaslop for its 400 plus videos slandering me, an international business person who wants to do business in Singapore.
This guy used to make regular drama videos, what happened?
I watched Pegaslop all the time before I found your channel, back when he was someone saying
it's honestly a miracle I was able to escape that far-right pipeline.
Yeah, he decided to pivot his content in its entirety to just making videos about me and
then also people that have ever appeared on my show for some weird reason, but we're just
having fun.
He used to farm Mr. Bees before you?
Ask yourself, would you feel good in my situation?
See, he's still doing it.
The more legendary series is officially over, more Pegasus living rent free and his tiny
head is diabolical. How can I be okay? The legendary series is over. Look at the suit.
What does the suit tell you? It tells me that you're still self-conscious about what Shuwan
had said. They live in a totally separate universe too. Like, it's very strange. This universe that
they live in is like an alternative universe where I'm doing things because of the videos
that they've made or whatever. It's like terminally online and totally removed from the real world,
which also makes me feel unsafe. It makes me feel unsafe. It feels like defamation. It is defamation
as a suit wearer. It's very clear that I like business. Bro, you didn't even know he existed.
I know. But now I do. And now that I know he exists, I now realize where all of this slander
and the targeted harassment was coming from, because for the longest time, his fan bases also
come into my chat to cause great emotional injury to me. That's right. Tremendous, tremendous emotional
injury. Anyway, we're moving on from more Pegaslop. That's a funny little aside that we had here.
Typo in the tweet, wait what, when the beautiful state of Singapore finally holds to account
more Pegaslop for its 400 plus video slay and international business magnate who wants
to do business in Singapore? Emotional injury specifically relating to the beautiful
nation's date of Singapore, yes. Oh, I said it. Yeah, okay, that's, that's for his 400 plus
video slandering me. Thank you.
Knowingly and willingly and intentionally with malice, with tremendous malice, engaging
in the act of defamation, slander, libel, rendering me incapable of doing business in the beautiful
state of Singapore, which I love and admire, specifically its court system and its application
to the criminal justice, the rules and laws that it applies evenly and in a fair manner
to make sure that there is permanent stability.
I'm an environmental scientist and I've already arranged travel plans in Singapore and helped
build their shipping industry into the world standard environmentally efficient titan it
deserves to be, but I'm honestly scared to travel there due to the risk of cyber stocking.
Another one.
Look at that.
Look at that.
It's so devastating.
It's so devastating to think of all the missed opportunities for commerce, folks.
It's important that we continue raising awareness of more Pegaslops crimes.
Congressman, would you support an arms embargo?
I know that you support stopping, sending offensive and defensive military aid to Israel.
Would you support an embargo?
I mean, I consider both of those things to be the same.
stopping the sale of arms to Israel and stopping other countries from selling to them.
I don't, well other, I actually other countries I don't know what where we have jurisdiction over
but I think in terms of us I do not support any transfer of weapon.
Goated, beast mode, shouts out to Julian for the record, shouts out to Julian, thank you.
There it is, a sale or for aid.
You know, I think, well, here's one thing that I will say.
Like the actual ways that these things work is that they have to go.
So anything that I have a vote for, here's what I'll say.
Anything I have a vote for, I would not authorize that transfer.
And I haven't, you know, I never have.
I've never voted to my knowledge.
I don't believe I've ever voted for SBOPs.
I've never voted for the military, NDA budget.
So in terms of my vote and what I have control over,
I always vote no on weapons transfers.
Would you consider taking a trip like the one
that Congressman Conantyp to the West Bank?
Oh, of course, of course.
You know, I think many years ago Netanyahu
prevented Congresswoman Tlaib and Omar from entering.
And so I had stated years ago.
I think things are moving. Things are moving. It's not bad. Um, yeah, it is funny. Uh, Matt
Petty also called this out. It's something that I also brought up when talking to Ro Khanna.
And I'm glad he wrote about this. Uh, he says it's actually very weird. The Democrats are
treating banking sanctions on Israel as a less extreme measure than an arms embargo. And
And Rahm Emanuel is the only one honest about the implications.
Rahm Emanuel literally went to Tel Aviv University and was like, what do you think banking sanctions
are going to look like if we implement them?
Which you deserve, by the way, every bank has a fucking branch in the West Bank.
Every Israeli bank would be sanctioned.
Targeted sanctions would destroy the Israeli economy.
Yes, and I'm fully in favor of targeted sanctions on the Israeli financial system.
It's fucking beast mode, but it's also, you know, in some instances it's bare minimum.
It's beast mode for Congress, but it's bare minimum for humanity.
prominent democrats visited the holy land over the past few days where our manual chief of staff
of the former president barack obama and the son of an israeli independence fighter gave a speech
to tell the university about how the u.s can stand shoulder to shoulder with israel in the long
journey towards peace meanwhile representative bro cana was visiting a palestinian village in the
west bank when his car was held up by an israeli settler militia the israeli army says it dispersed
the militia let conna through conna says the army was lying and that the soldiers took the settlers
took the settlers side both manual and conna embraced the idea of us sanctions on israeli
settlements in a Palestinian territory is kind of told socialist talk show hosts on piker that
a categorical arms embargo in Israel will probably be too far and presented sanctions on companies
and officials dealing with the settlements more moderate option but immanuel made it clear to
the Jerusalem post the sanctions on settlements were intended to be an all-out attack on the Israeli
economy you want to pursue a greater israel he said referring to a term for the Israeli maximalist
vision you pay full price for everything that's a choice you make sanctions are one of the most
powerful but misunderstood tools of U.S. power in their rush to realign the U.S.'s really
relationship. Democrats and some Republicans risk getting ahead of their skis. The ambiguity
over the word embargo, for example, on arms embargo means that the U.S. government would
decline to provide the Israeli government with any weapons. A trade embargo on the other hand
would involve the U.S. government using its enforcement powers to target private civilian
businesses in Israel as a form of indirect pressure on the government. These sanctions
have a spotty track record in other countries and even in theory, they only work by causing
huge collateral damage. In Israel, it would be a trade nuke, okay? Because Israel does not exist
without the United States of America. I cannot stress this enough. Without Western support,
there is no Israel. It's bye-bye Israel, okay? That is the level of leverage and power that we
have over the supposedly quote-unquote sovereign nation. But the fact that the tail is now wagging
the fucking dog is unbelievable to me. They have grown too big for their fucking britches.
It's time to knock them down a million pegs. Okay? That's it. This is why it has always been
one fucking phone call. I know it's like symbolic that I make that reference,
but it's the reality as well. Okay? That's it. That's it. Israel does not exist without
Unconditional and full-blown American economic support and military support. It does not fucking exist
So the very fact that Israel gets to exist in the belligerent and violent ways that it does while maintaining an apartheid while maintaining an occupation while further
Furthering its ambition for greater Israel project. It's it's totally upon us to put an end to it
Anyone that tries to tell you that's not the case. They'll go to Russia. They'll go to China. They'll go here. They'll go there
Bullshit, okay? Bullshit. First of all, you think China? You think China is gonna be like, okay, we'll take over the role.
There is zero percent chance that they would do that. The only reason why they're not doing anything or saying anything is because of American support.
Once American support goes away, Israel becomes a real country, a normal country, one that has to abide by international rules and international standards.
Okay?
Is that simple?
The main Israeli-Palestinian lightning rod in U.S. politics used to be aid Israel was
the largest foreign recipient of American taxpayer money since World War II, $380 billion
plus dollars, by the way, in the 80 years of its existence, of its violent existence.
The debate is more or less over as the Israeli government itself is asking to end direct
U.S. sub-season propensity movement and move towards demanding a full arms embargo stop
in the U.S. government from sending weapons, whether they are paid for by the American
or Israeli taxpayers. Indeed, polling shows that most Americans oppose sending weapons
in general to Israel.
A new policy propacity in lobby group founded by two officials who resigned from the Biden
administration argues that the U.S. should use arms sales as leverage to change Israeli
policy. The Institute for Middle East Understanding Policy Project, another propacity in lobby
group, claims that any weapons sales to Israel would violate U.S. arms control law, which
which forbids arming militaries involved in large scale torture or wars of aggression,
which Israel is involved in.
These critics are right that the U.S. government has a lot of leverage in this regard. The
international arms trade is not really a free market. U.S. weapons sales are either done
by the Pentagon itself or are carried out under direct control over the State Department.
They often come with long-term U.S. commitments. Saudi Arabia, the large customer for American
weapons gets U.S. training and support, including American maintenance, technician on the ground
with its purchases to replace direct U.S. aid, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Niauz,
to fully integrate the U.S. and Israeli supply chains and a bill to that effect is about
the past Congress, by attempts by Kana and Rep. Thomas Massey to stop it. Some Democratic
proponents of the continued U.S. arms sales to Israel such as a slow, boring, editor,
Madaglacius Yuck argue that cutting those sales would hurt American manufacturing jobs.
That's not an entirely honest argument. There is, in fact, an excess of demand for American
weapons around the world. In many ways, Israel has been allowed to push ahead of the line.
The US government guarantees that the Israeli military can receive preferential access to American ammunition.
The war reserves stockpile allies Israel. Okay. The US is dispensing munitions to Ukraine and Israel
faster than they can be replaced.
Okay. Anyway, the Pentagon, where was I? Is your dad naked? Yes. Okay, Kai is escaping.
Where were we? They often come through long-term US commitments, full integration, boring editor
Maniglesi, to argue cutting those sales with American manufacturing jobs is not an entirely
honest argument. And better weapons than his neighbors, the qualitative military edge mandate,
while other countries are stuck in a backlog of Israel, doesn't buy those weapons, someone else
will. There's more to the argument that US leverages overrated comparing Saudi Arabia
to other case former Pentagon officials, Elizabeth Dant, and Grant Lum, uh, Rumley wrote in 2024 that cutting off arm cells has proven to be a fickle tool of coercion.
Although Israel could not wage its foreign wars without various types of U.S. support, the Israeli-Palestinian issue is a much older and low-tech form of ethnic conflict.
The people who stopped Connors Carr, after all, were a ragtag militia, still perhaps an argument for getting the U.S. out of the mix, if only to wash American hands. Not true.
Okay, not true at all.
It's the first and necessary step in this process. It's not the end. I'll be all of the bargain
Obviously embargo is the first righteous just method of holding Israel accountable in the interim
Sanctions on the other hand are far more comprehensive and far more brutal
We need to get there too the very fact that we're having this conversation
By the way, I need to take a step back here
And you take a step back here, take a deep breath and remind you that the very fact that we are having this current
conversation is a sign that things have changed
dramatically. Okay, a lot of people will choose to obfuscate the real issue at hand and the very fact that they are choosing to
obfuscate the issue at hand implies that there is so much
clarity at least amongst the masses on this issue. People understand right from wrong.
They want to punish Israel. They want to hold Israel accountable. Okay, that's huge
These are these are conversations that I never thought we'd be having in the United States of America 10 years ago
Are you fucking kidding me three years ago? These conversations would not be having we would not be having these conversations
The economic sanctions are a different creature altogether.
Some sanctions involve seizing the assets of specific foreign officials.
Other sanctions are comprehensive bureaucratic attacks on a country's economy.
Over the past few decades, the US Treasury has developed increasingly sophisticated
ways to impede other nations' ability to trade.
There's active extensive effort to stop oil from flowing into Russia.
gas from flowing into North Korea, dollars from passing through Iran, or tourists from
visiting Cuba.
For all the efficiency of the sanctions enforcement, the theory behind comprehensive sanctions
is quite crude.
Throw a country into economic chaos, and its government will be forced to give into your
demands or better yet, it will be overthrown.
In other words, the plan is to use ordinary people's sufferings leverages, dubious whether
that suffering even works, instead of achieving US goals without war sanctions campaigns
have often been the prelude to war the trump administration escalated sanctions
on venezuela
to a blockade in the direct regime change operation that it did the same in
iran much less successfully
okay
emmanuel and conas proposed for settlement sanctions supposed to be a
smarter more precise form of economic pressure to democrats of name the
specific target set officials construction companies and banks in a
specific behavior
dealing with the settlers in the west bank
that the targets can cease in order to escape punishment in theory the plan is
well-tailored to its goals, especially since the settlement movement relies much on American money.
The issue with the settlements is a property dispute at heart, but the campaign could easily
escalate into sanctions on the entire Israeli financial sector because of how many banks
deal with settlement, real estate, and manual at least admitted that risk existed. Perhaps the
way to rattle is right when interviewer Akana on the other hand portrayed economic sanctions as a
less extreme measure than an arms embargo either did not fully understand the implications of his
proposal or wasn't completely honest about them, neither of which is a good sign for how it would
be implemented. Democratic critics are right that the U.S. involvement, especially in military aid
and arms dealing, has enabled violence and tyranny across the Middle East, even if ending
that meddling isn't sufficient to solve all the region's problems, the necessary step towards
lowering the temperature. And yes, the reason why we're reading this is because AOC is now
Now, in favor of a full-blown arms embargo to Israel, complete restriction of arms to
the nation-state of Israel.
As long as they were opposing entry to them, but I certainly would be open to visiting
and would be happy to.
You know, I've never taken an APAC-funded trip and I don't take-
It's fun though.
Yeah.
I mean, I don't know about that.
But, you know, I've never taken like those kinds of.
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That was weird and Israel. Hi ladies and gentlemen. I just want to
Uh, repeat that one more time is real is the best nation is the tiny nation is the only nation that matters
Um, I got hit with a fucking EMP basically
Not sure exactly what took place there, but it just like completely knocked me out
Um
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sanctions on the state of Israel, no one could ever suggest such an anti-Semitic thing.
I certainly would never do that here at the Hassanabi broadcast. My position is very clear.
I love Larry. I love David Ellison. I love the nation's state of Israel. I love all of
its loyal soldiers and servants. I myself wish to be a servant of the state of Israel.
Okay, now that we got that out of the way, let's continue.
Beyond, you know, of course what happened to Congressman
Kana is unacceptable. And also we need answers on the murders of many U.S. citizens at the hands
of settlers in the Israeli government. You know, we still do not have accountability on
US journalists and other people and so I think absolutely absolutely we need to we needed to have been instituting these sanctions in a much
harsher way for a very long time.
All right, thanks.
Thank you.
Okay.
Um.
Apparently Joe Kent is against the merger of the militaries yet no shit who the fuck would be in favor of it, dude.
I mean, I know who's in favor of it, the entirety of Congress, for the most part, but like,
most American citizens are oblivious to this happening.
There's not a lot of coverage from mainstream outlets that this is even happening at all.
And there's a good reason for it, because if more people were aware of what was happening,
they would find it to be as perverse as we do.
Why would any American be like, oh, this country that has fallen out of favor, this country
done a genocide with our tax dollars that requires unlimited amounts of support.
That country should merge its military with ours. Dude, listen to me. If fucking Ukraine made this
demand, Americans would be up in arms. Okay? If Estonia made this demand, Americans would be
be up in arms if, like this is a ridiculous demand.
This week, the Senate will vote to merge our military's most sensitive and secretive
capabilities with Israel.
This merger is buried within the massive NDA, and they're hoping you won't notice, says
Joe Kent, former CIA, merging our military with the foreign countries and treasonous
portrayal of our sovereignty. Call your senators and tell them to vote no on the NDA until the
merger with Israel. Section 219 is taken out. Tell them that we will never support merging
our military with a foreign nation to send a switchboard number is 202-224-3121.
Here's Benjamin Netanyahu openly talking about how wonderful it is on Fox News. Benjamin Netanyahu
what on fox news talk about how great it is
senate damson leadership of senator chris van hall and unite the block the
nda from moving forward because of his provisions that deep in u.s israeli
military and intel relations
this is remarkable in further evidence that the u.s is moving away from israel
mister prime minister do you have a timeline by which uh... you would like
to see that
uh... u.s four eight down to zero
Yes, it's military aid, actually.
Yeah, we were talking about beginning it this year
and they're going for 10 years, but we might shorten it.
That was something, by the way, that I did
when I was first elected and came to Congress.
We had financial, not military support,
but financial aid to Israel.
And I said on my first speech before
the joint session of Congress,
that we're gonna bring it down to zero.
And we did that in 10 years.
every year went down until it finally disappeared.
You know, we could talk about that.
But wouldn't it work?
It's nice to see the American president speaking to us
from Israel, about Israel too.
It's always nice to see the real American president
show his concern for the foreign nation of Israel.
It's clear that like he cares about our allies.
This Israel country must be a profoundly important ally
if the American president,
the real American president is talking about it like this.
talking about that with the administration right now.
Well, Prime Minister, will that drawing down foreign aid from the United States to Israel
be compensated by the proposal to have emerging of some sort between our Pentagon and your
military?
Yeah, I'm calling it from aid to partnership.
So we take away the money that is given to Israel, which is one part.
But the other part is we invest, co-invest in equal measures in the new technologies
that are needed to give our military, annual military, the advantage.
So we want, there are some unbelievable projects.
So we invest jointly and take the fruits equally.
You move from aid to partnership, and I think that represents what Israel is.
And remember, the other thing is that we share with America unbelievable intelligence to
save American life.
General Keegan has said that when he was working in American intelligence, what Israel was giving
the United States was worth, he said, five CIAs.
I'm not trying to be mathematically exact, but Israel's contributions to America's defense
are important.
Our technology is incredible.
And since you're, yeah, the Israeli intelligence is so good, so good that it notoriously led
the Trump administration to take military action in Iran that has gutted and eviscerated
American force projection capabilities and greatly accelerated the timeline of the demise
of American empire.
So congratulations to the beautiful nation state of Israel, the tiny nation, the size
of New Jersey for that one.
That's how phenomenal Israeli intelligence is, by the way.
It's bullshit, okay?
The idea that Israeli intelligence is phenomenal is bullshit, and it's propped up by a lot
of mainstream media propaganda as well.
I mean, one of the best examples of this was when 60 minutes did that, like, Mossad beeper
bombing operation as though it wasn't a fucking act of terrorism.
They were like, look at how comprehensive and phenomenal it is, or an even better, more
recent example was when they were talking about how the Israeli intelligence was so
phenomenal that they knew exactly where the Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was.
Yeah, dude.
He was at his house.
Okay.
He was at his house, tending to his fucking garden.
The fuck do you mean that was brilliant intelligence from the Israeli side?
Wow.
It's like, here, here's some brilliant.
Here's some brilliant secretive intelligence from the minds of the Hassanabi espionage
facilities.
The president is currently at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
That's right.
The United States president is currently at the White House.
Wow.
Such phenomenal intelligence.
How could I have penetrated the American State Department this hard?
I'm doxing the president.
This is incredible too.
And you are the great champion of liberty and free markets.
I think the mission of our two great countries of talent would strengthen the America's
position, competitive position, both in the economic marketplace and in the military
battlefield in many important ways.
So that's the idea.
is to take away aid, one-sided aid and move it into bilateral investments for common benefit.
It certainly brings up some issues of sovereignty, but we'll have to work that out later. Thank
you so much, Prime Minister. We appreciate you joining us.
Exclusive, our investigation into Israel's secret operation to cultivate Ahmadinejad,
the tournament to an asset.
His trips to Budapest were a front to meet Israelis, including
Mossad chief David Barnea.
This is the New York Times reporting.
Why would you as Intel presumably into Israeli intelligence share this
recent operation with New York times burning a prize asset and scaring away.
IRI recruits.
Maybe they want to burn Ahmadinejad because he burned them double agent
question mark or planted this to sell paranoia and he's collateral damage.
Ah,
is totally ridiculous you would never burn such a high level asset wait what the fuck
is it f'ing again what is happening I am not seeing it I am good on it's good on my
my end. What the fuck? It's fine for me. It's all good on my end. I don't know where you
guys are getting this from. It was just a mini stutter. That's it. I was choppy for a few
seconds that you guys made it seem like the stream got knocked out the grid.
Anyway, AOC had another good moment cooking Susan Collins on her support for ice obviously.
But we'll get to that in a second.
Speaking of the bills that are passing through the House with the NDAA,
well, I guess before we get to the bills passing through the House with the NDAA,
let's continue with the Memorandum of Misunderstanding.
As President Trump has formally notified Congress that the U.S. military has resumed action against Iran,
against Iran, he says that that action will be limited.
We want to start charging people to go through international waterways.
When you hear things like that, I mean, is this just that, I don't know, is it just incompetence?
Is it just that Trump and his team are just really not on the same page or that Trump
wants to change the status quo of how the world works?
Well, I think more than anything else, it's Trump making things up as he goes along, which
is very much on point with him, which is very much part of the brand.
He was asked a question, he needed to come up with an answer and that's the one he came
up with, which is pretty consistent.
Look, here's what it takes.
Quite a side form, 20% is far more than even the Iranians are charging.
Those are very, very large tankers.
When you say 20% of the value of their cargo, depending on what they're carrying, let's
say it's oil, let's say it's at current prices, we're talking about $70, $80 million.
Iran wants to charge $2 million.
So if you're a shipping company, who would you rather pay?
But anyway, that's a sign.
And let's set this aside, what does it take for the United States to get into a position
where it can say we are the guardians of the street.
What it takes is to have military control of both sides of those waters, which means
putting boots on the ground in Iran, controlling the Iranian territory overlooking the Straits
of Hormuz, which means putting by the administration's own calculations, which means putting enormous
amounts of American blood and treasure into a full-fledged war.
You can't, at the one side, say we're not going to have a full-fledged war, we're not
going to put American boots on the ground, and also say we're going to control the state.
That square into that circle simply-
Yeah, and as we have learned, Emily, I mean, if controlling the straight were so easy,
we would have done it by now.
And we have-
Yeah.
First of all, we will agree right now.
I literally think Trump made that up on the phone call.
You could tell he just like having a silly, I know.
Oh, oh, that's cool.
Matters that pertain to the stability
of global energy markets.
Just a thing that the president makes up like a baby.
What the hell is going on?
Yeah, we know that.
That's a fucking problem.
We know that, we understand that.
That's kind of the issue.
Why is Emily Austin on CNN, by the way?
what the fuck is going on? I mean seriously is it like is the only
quality is the only qualification to appear on a fucking CNN panel to just
be pro-Israel is that what it is we're just letting we're just letting people
on just because they're pro-Israel at least with like Adam Mockler he has like
a fairly large and robust presence on independent media he's with Midas touch
You know what I mean Emily Austin has none of those things
What the fuck is Emily Austin doing on a CNN panel? I
Also want to point out this is just being like technical here
They're advanced and Ruby are not saying they had discussed this man
He means we're talking about international waterways now is talking they were talking specifically about the street right in those clubs
Yes, so I laughed at this, but if I'm being completely honest
I think it's a huge threat to the entire world that Iran can just decide when or when not to open up the Strait of Hormuz
So personally
Again as an American I like to be on the winning side. I wouldn't mind second of all
I don't know why this just reminds me of the Panama Canal mind wise if America controlled the straight
I think not being serious, I don't even think he's being serious
I'm saying if somehow there's a tangible way that it can be done
I think that will be a massive plus for our economy.
I think most of Panama's GDP is from the Panama Canal.
I mean, if we can have it, wait, you're telling me we can have a straight up
a move, you wouldn't take it straight up for a move.
Girl, yes, but how are we going to get it?
We'll figure it out.
No.
What is this conversation meant?
I'm not saying that taking the street is a bad thing, what I'm saying is at this point
and this execution of this war, it's done, it's not done.
Do you actually think that there is a plan from Donald Trump to get us out of this situation?
now this minute yes actually yes okay I don't know how much should make us
appreciate Obama's deal a lot more because without depleting our missile
stockpiles and without letting them gain control of the straight of four moves we
were able to accomplish a deal we are now 135 days into this war that was supposed
to be four to six weeks. Obama still would be ending right now. There was a phase two.
There was 100 days ago a tweet from Trump where he said unconditional surrender is what
we're going to get from Iran. Since then, they still have missiles. They still fund
their proxies. They still have the nuclear capacity and the regime has not been changed.
So our generation is bearing the brunt of this cost. We are bearing the brunt of this
war cost and our debt is already massive. The Obama deal did not put us in the debt.
What do you mean? Can I ask you? What concession have we gotten from Iran so far?
Horace, what concession have we gotten from Iran so far?
You know who the biggest critics are of Obama's plan?
It is the Middle East region. All of those partners sit-
Oh, God. Why do they have so many people who just don't know what the fuck they're talking about on this stupid-ass panel, bro?
I'm sorry.
It's- it's so frustrating. Oh, really? The Middle East region is a critic of the JCPOA? Man, what the fuck are you talking about?
Just say Israel, dude.
Just say Israel. That's it. The only critic of the JCPOA was Israel. You know who was not a critic of it? China. You know who was not a critic of it? Russia.
Iran was abiding by the standards. There's a multilateral commitment from not only allies in Europe, but also foreign adversaries like China and Russia. Okay?
i i think it's really annoying
uh... look i
i understand the purpose of these sorts of panels okay i get the purpose of
the source panel but like just please have someone who's at least a little
bit knowledgeable
who can actually hold these people's feet to the fire
it would be entertaining
being around
they
wait a size of the partners and i have to pay three hundred billion dollars
you're on the golems ball of allies pay
they asked
for from relief from what they call a very terrible plan so when you go around
saying
shea no definitely man definitely hoarse cooper project twenty one chairman
thank you for your input
thank you for your delusional input what the fuck
is is the panel just like varying degrees
of of uh the zionist lobby is that what it is
Is that what's happening here?
It's just a very it's just a bunch of different people from different groups that are probably getting money from
The israeli government to a certain degree like to varying degrees of just like big
donors or zionists
Where are you going?
Where are you going?
Where are you going?
That's crazy. That's crazy
It was so great that you outlined it. I'm not saying it was great, but they are bad ones.
Why wouldn't you say it's great if your goal is to denuclearize Iran? Why wouldn't you say
it's great?
The only reason why I think the JCPOA wasn't great is because it didn't go far enough in
terms of sanctions relief. That was the only crime there. Okay. The entire purpose of the
Iran nuclear program was never to like develop nuclear arms, you know, which we
can have a discussion on whether or not that was the appropriate or smart choice
or not. There's a whole foothwa, there's all this other conversation that we're
gonna be having. But as far as the JCPOA goes, the only issue with the JCPOA was
all of the assurances and the additional MOU that we gave to Israel in
exchange for, you know, abiding by a sovereign foreign policy strategy that
Israel didn't want us to do, right? But the other side of this was that the JCPOA did
not go far enough as far as our sanctions relief.
I'm saying it's better than this course. Can you name one concession we've gotten from you Ron?
Can you name one concession? I will say they are not really saying a whole lot of anything.
Bro, she has eight views on this video. Jesus Christ. That's it. You're gonna get eight views
on a video and still get on a CNN panel. As long as you're just a, uh, uh, uh,
Hossborough operative, uh, awesome. What are, what are these standards, man?
What the fuck are these standards? So let's just be clear. Uh, today, this week, this past week,
has been really terrible for those allies. Bahrain has been, uh, put under fire. US military
facilities in Kuwait, Iran claims that they're targeting the UAE, other Gulf States. It's pretty
bad right now in the region. There has been an uptick in fighting between... Yes, Michael Clark,
give us the goods, my good sir. Michael Clark, ready to give you analysis and commentary.
The United States and Iran in the last couple of days, the ceasefire you wouldn't say isn't quite
over, but it is in serious trouble. The fact is war has a habit of mutating into something else,
and while they could still be much worse to each other and to the rest of us,
the fact is they're both fighting with a certain sort of restraint because this war...
I mean, all fairness, that video was posted 30 minutes ago. Dog, it had eight views in 30 minutes.
What are you talking about? How many views do you think it's going to get?
Okay, here it is. She interviewed the motherfucking president
11 months ago, and it got 158 views.
That was 11 months ago.
Is 11 months sufficient?
Is 11 months sufficient time for a video to accrue the maximum amount of viewers that it could?
Mutated, for the time being, into the war of the Strait of Hormuz.
Forget about nuclear issues, forget about ballistic missiles, forget about regime change.
For now, it's all about the Strait of Hormuz.
And as part of that new war of the Straits, the Americans are bombing fairly regularly
now up the Iranian coast, including around Bushir, which is where the civilian nuclear
reactor is. They're not bombing the reactor, but it worries people that they're bombing
anywhere near it. President Trump said yesterday that they might go for Pickaxe Mountain. Pickaxe
Mountain is just near Natanz, the nuclear site, and that's the deep...
Another even dumber point from Trump, by the way, is the bombing Pickaxe Mountain, which
is even more secure than the other underground underground missile facilities and underground
nuclear facilities fucking dope underground shelter which the Iranians are believed to
have whether they would really bomb something 24 hours after President Trump has said they
will bomb it, we'll have to see. But that pattern of attacks is clearly designed to keep on
pressuring Iran over opening the Strait of Hormuz. And of course in response, the Iranians
are attacking the American bases in the region. They're particularly interested in the bases,
the air base in Kuwait. They're particularly interested in Bahrain, in the naval base of
Bahrain, the headquarters of the fifth fleet, the big air base in Qatar, and of course various
facilities that the Americans have in the UAE. But the Americans still have the
concentration of force in the area that they've had for some time. It's based on
two carrier battle groups. Sky's, Data and Forensics is located with satellite
imagery these two carriers. They're quite close together but they're also about
380 miles away from Australia for months which is the safe distance as far as
they're concerned from the Iranian coast. Go any closer. What do you say to the
people who believe that Iran wasn't abiding by the JCPOA, they were.
They were.
So I don't know what to say to people who just believe in alternative shit that they
made up in their minds.
Yes, they're hallucinating.
the lie that Iran wasn't abiding by the JCPOA. Yeah, well, you already, you already figured
it out. They're, they're believing in a fucking lie. What can you say?
You might have to start defending themselves, but the fact that the carries are quite close
together tells us that they are ready for some sort of operation. And if you think about
the Americans are operating for the East Mediterranean, the Red Sea, the Arabian Sea
and just around the corner in the Indian Ocean. They have an enormous concentration of military
power that they can call on. They can call on their two main aircraft carriers. They've
got two major assault ships with marine expedition units ready to go. They've got a couple of
other command ships and landing ships and no fewer than 19, 19 Arleigh Burke class destroyers.
was a guided missile destroyers with a powerful air defense suite of defenses.
That's not an answer.
Why did I get banned?
That's not an answer.
Okay, take a second off.
In addition, they've got at least a couple of hunter-killer submarines in the area because
they always go with the carriers.
So, the Americans can bring an enormous amount of power to bear if they're prepared to fight
the Strait of Omus.
If they want to move in and fight the battle of the Straits,
they will undoubtedly win it.
But in winning it, they will probably take some losses.
That would not be popular in the United States.
And having won the battle of the Strait of Hormuz,
they'd have to stay there in some sort of form or other.
Which is why, when President Trump says today
that the Strait of Hormuz is completely open,
that's what he said.
The answer is, well, Mr. President,
let's see how many ships actually transit the Strait of Hormuz
in the next few days or even few weeks.
Here's Hamid Reza Azizi musing on the latest escalations. During the 40 day war, Iran had a clear targeting strategy and E-set a target service specific for this.
In the first stage, Iran targeted US radar and early warning systems that based across the region. The aim was to enable longer range strikes against Israel later, which they succeeded.
At the same time, Iran targeted those US bases that could be used for a potential ground operation against Iran, including based in Kuwait, Al-Hareed in Iraq, as well as some bases in the UAE that could be used for operations against Iranian islands.
at the same time, which they did successfully.
As we called out, this is why I keep saying, how can you take Carg Island?
How can you stop your forward operating base in Carg Island when you have no rear guard,
you have no bases in the region that are in operation currently?
Okay?
It wasn't just a targeted strike to destroy billions of dollars worth of US assets.
It was a deliberate strike to shut off U.S. eyes and ears that Israel takes advantage of.
And they did it successfully.
That's why once the Israeli munitions were depleted, you started seeing far more successful
and successive strikes on Israeli soil.
Paired that up with what Hezbollah was doing in its bombing campaigns on Israel, and this
This became a real problem.
Anyway, at the same time, attacks on energy infrastructure in the region were intended
to maximize economic pain.
This time, however, despite the effective resumption of war, Iran continues to target
US bases in Kuwait and Bahrain that have already been attacked several times, as may partly
reflect efforts to strike new installations deployed by the United States at those bases.
But when judged against current US objectives, these attacks do not appear particularly helpful
to Iran.
During the previous round of war, the US had a broader set of objectives, including regime
change of potential ground operation to seize the HEU stockpile.
And targeting of Iran's missile capabilities in this round, however, the U.S. focused on
weakening Iran's ability to threaten the Shredi Hormuz, and it is carrying out strikes towards
that objective every night.
These operations rely primarily on capabilities that the United States already has in the
region as well as on the reimposition of the naval blockade, which depends on U.S. warships
and naval forces. Iranian attacks therefore do not appear to be deterring the United States
from continuing its strikes. Therefore, it appears that Iran's only strategy at this
moment is to keep the strait closed for as long as possible. The United States continues
drawing down a strategic oil reserves until the impact on the global oil market and the
U.S. economy becomes irreversible. Iran hopes that this would push Trump to reconsider his
position. Of course, this is a risky bet at a time when Iran remains under constant and
heavy attack. Of course, we gain nothing out of this. And the United States, as we know
already, is incapable of meaningfully diminishing Iran's capabilities of controlling the Strait
of Hormuz. Because, as I've said over and over again, it's a relatively cheap and unbelievably
effective strategy to just deploy these drones and these missiles on commercial ships that
are transiting through the Strait of Hormuz.
It's that simple.
Okay?
Is that fucking simple?
new Israel Palestine polling. 15 minutes ago, Detroit News sample 500 U.S. Senate Michigan
Democratic primary 2026 Haley Stevens at 48 percent, Abdul El Sayed at 41 percent, undecided
and other at 10 percent. We'll flip that. It's expected.
Good results for Stevens, although it is worth noting that Glenn Gariff has been consistently
strong poll for her this primary.
They've had her ahead in every survey they've conducted so far.
I don't know their methodology, but I would expect this poll to probably underestimate
youth turnout.
Of course, as is the case, every single outlet will turn around and aggressively posture as
though this poll is the new lay of the land.
Stevens is winning.
Abdul's done.
It's over.
But it was expected.
As I told you, McMorris staying in the race was actually eating away at Haley Stevens'
base a little bit.
Okay?
steven's at a higher ceiling unfortunately because she has fifty
million dollars an outside expenditure
this is unfortunately a very real
part of the problem
okay
is a couple of our show for our dual i don't think about will show for our
But it doesn't have to happen that way at all
Anyway, we're gonna continue with this stuff and then we'll get to Abdul
We'll get to the Abdul mania
Haley Stevens a zero grand game no get out to vote effort nothing on the ground
She's relying on old people turn out in Detroit, which is historically abysmal primary turnout. I know
No, Zoran Bump could help him a lot, no, what are you talking about, get real, Zoran is
the mayor of New York City, okay, sure he's a very popular figure but he's not gonna fucking
go out to push for a US Senate candidate in Michigan, okay?
Obviously everything helps but like, you know, be a little bit more realistic with their
He's the mayor of New York, okay?
Also, what you have to remember is this week this weekend there are going to be
There are going to be massive
Events for Abdul al-sayed
Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders are coming to the state. They're going to do huge events starting tomorrow
I believe all across the state this is going to greatly boost turnout and also greatly boost his
excitement, okay? It's going to show up in the polls as well. So just wait. Get your
ass on a plane to Michigan. Dog, I'm going to Michigan. Just not this weekend with the
AOC Bernie wave. I will be going to Michigan right before the actual election, okay? I'm
going to be a part of the final push. As far as what you can do right now, as far as what
you can do right now, if you're wondering, if you're worried, if you're concerned about
of those chances
because he's he has received an unfathomable amount of attack ads and
smears
uh... to the tune of fifty million dollars from outside expenditures from
corporate packs many of which is coming from
a pack
then the best thing you can do
is phone bank for him
the stevens l-side contest times in the dead heat when considering primary
voters say they're definitely committed to voting for one candidate or of the
other with thirty four point one percent
Identifying as definitive Stephen supporters with 33.7% as definitive are definite else I add supporters
Bernie put the boss called to keep you in LA what
What boss called brother I have a life
Okay
Yes, Abdul El Sayed is the Black Democratic primary voters, which are, again, depending
on the demographics, depending on the demographics here, I suspect that if they are underestimating
youth turnout, then yes, these numbers look like that.
But if you actually look at Abdul El Sayed's youth turnout, if you look at the Black vote
the primaries, with the expectation that youth turnout will also increase, and these numbers
look far closer to one another. Okay? It's all about how much they estimate youth
turnout. If they underestimate youth turnout, then yes, Haley Stevens looks really good.
I assume that given that Glenn Gareff has consistently pulled Haley Stevens as higher
than Abdul El Sayed, they're probably underestimating youth turnout by a lot.
Not many polls have done so in this election cycle so far.
That's the reason why Daria Lisa was seen as a definite loss, challenging an incumbent.
Haley Stevens always looks good.
Okay.
True.
Yeah.
Yeah, Mela Kuros was underestimated, Dottie Aliza was underestimated, even Clair Valdez
to a certain degree was tremendously underestimated. You have to remember that.
No, this is not done pre-AOC endorsement. This is 7-8 to 7-11. It's recent. It's actually
post-debate. So it's one of, it's the newest poll that we have on this race. We're gonna,
We're going to continue. Is there a Hassan act blue link for Abdul? Yes. Yes, poll where
Michigan Democratic voters stand with the U.S. Senate candidates, Stevens and Alsayad. Detroit
News poll finds Senate primary race between Haley Stevens and also said is closed. Michigan
Democratic voters were asked in a recent poll, how they felt about the 2026 U.S. Senate primary
election in the state. A poll conducted by Detroit News asked Democratic voters from
across state about their opinions on various topics. Name recognition wise, I'll do all
say it is at 88.5%. Haley Stevens is at 90%. His favorabilities are 51% favorable, 15%
unfavorable, 21, no opinion. Never heard of is at 10%. Don't know refuses 0.6. Never
heard of for Haley Stevens is at 8%. No opinion is at 20%. Unfavorable is at 21%. Okay.
Definitely, Abdul Al-Sahed voters are at 33%. And overall, Abdul Al-Sahed is at 41% and
Haley Stevens is at 48%. Okay? This is entirely propped up by outside expenditures. Like,
I don't know how to explain this to you. Haley Stevens is a non-entity. Okay? Haley Stevens
is not a real figure in the state. She has no real ground game. She has no ground game
whatsoever. I believe there's only three virtual events that they've put out in the state after
they got called out for having zero get out to vote operations and having zero ground
game. Haley Stevens is entirely backed by APAC and other corporate PAC expenditures.
She is just a, she is the perfect demonstration of what is wrong with American politics, okay?
There's no other way to put it.
She is the perfect depiction of everything that is wrong with American politics nowadays.
A person that is not touring the state, a person that's not going around and actually
doing events with the voters, a person that's not conducting any town halls, nor is she
doing any media.
done very little media because why should she do any media when the media is bought for?
That's it. She's mass blasting mailers and she's mass blasting television ads. That's
it. You get to do that when you have $50 million. Abdul's grassroots fundraising on the other
side has reached $4.5 million. It's actually an incredible amount. Okay. Abdul is actually
doing a phenomenal job fundraising through independent small donors.
The problem is, the problem is, it's fucking virtually impossible to combat with $4.5 million,
$50 million, obstacles getting outspent, 10 to 1 in certain markets.
10 to 1.
8 to 1 in others.
he's currently number one in act blue and he's in a primary
james talarico is already the established candidate andy andres is
already the established candidate john ossoff
is already the established candidate shrod brown is the established candidate
opto also it is in a democratic primary right now and despite the fact that he's
in a democratic primary currently he is the top fundraiser this week
but it's not enough
who's on air in the michigan senate democratic primary from ad impact politics
udp apac subsidiary spends 4.6 million dollars for uh uh for hailey stevens obdol
al-sayed has his own personal campaign to spend 489 thousand dollars a stronger michigan is another
pro stevens pack that is spending 299 thousand dollars and fighting for michigan is a pro al-sayed
a group that has spent $65,000. UDP is not just pro-Stevens. United Democracy Project
is an APAC subsidiary, okay?
Speaking of mailers that they're distributing, I've finally gotten, you know, I finally got
that coveted Hassanabi Mailer. Here it is. APAC is mailing this, the Den primary
voters in Michigan.
Obdol said, embrace the podcasters said, Jews are in bread and that America deserve
nine 11, whatever his feelings about the Middle East, someone running for the U S N
for Michigan should be able to unequivocally condemn a conspiracy theorist who denigrates
women, Jews and black Americans.
Instead, Obdol said, brought him to Michigan to campaign with young people on campus.
What is the lie in this piece?
Says near attendant.
I said, I never said Jews are in bread, but you might have fried decent chunks to your
brain with a devastating wine pharmaceutical combo, so I won't hold you to it.
Didn't you say Orthodox user inbred? Because that's in your TNR interview.
Is it okay to say any groups of Jews are inbred? Feels like a sign of weakness in your argument that you're doing is ad hominem attacks.
You build the lie you keep repeating it long it you keep long
What no, it's not I checked
Yeah, you build a lie
and then you keep
Playing a game of telephone around this lie and at a certain point. It's just establishes a fucking truth
So now near a tan it could turn around and say that no I didn't even say orthodox user in bread
I was talking about fucking settlers
Okay? And it was a pejorative that I used towards all matter of racial supremacists,
ethno supremacists. It doesn't fucking matter.
When a lie is repeated enough times, it becomes the truth. And that's where we're at right
now. What is this? They're fucking exclusive senior advisor to Melania Trump, Mark Beckman.
I believe that our first lady, our current first lady in the line show,
was the single most consequential first lady with the first...
Jesus Christ.
In any case, it doesn't end there. All of these people that we have that I've shown you on the timeline.
There's a good reason for why I've been just like constantly criticizing constantly railing against them.
Because near attended is that Center for American Progress.
Okay. And she is at the heart of the anti-obdual attacks. She's propping up Haley Stevens. She
is at the heart of this war that's waging within the Democratic Party. We're Center
for American Progress, which should be called Center for American Poopoo. Okay. The P should
not be for progress. Let's be real. Center for American Peace of the Shit is, is one
One of the vanguards against the outsider insurgency candidates that are coming out.
Okay?
Not your best?
Whatever.
Shut up.
Center for American Poopy.
That was really hard of you.
I know.
I'm going beast mode on Center for American pieces of shit.
I'm requesting a refund.
No refunds.
You're a grown man, dog.
I am a grown man in an international shipping magnet.
Are you at risk of you yelling at me?
You gotta close some of them tabs, Hassanavi.
I know I will.
I'm gonna clear them after this.
Anyway, the candidates will get results from Michigan Senate.
The candidate will be a fighter that stands with Donald Trump is at 38%.
Haley Stevens will not do that.
The candidate represents my values at 19%.
The candidate that can win in November and beat Mike Rogers at 25%.
So those two are the top priorities.
Ogdle can do both.
Haley, I call in the question if she can at all.
Anyway, so APAC mailer comes out.
I said, I retweeted, I said, they did this with Zoran, Dalia, Elisa, Chris, Rap, and
with Maylaw, Keros.
Anyone who criticizes Israel will be branded a terrorist by the apartheid nation that murdered
20,000 children and is currently working to merge our military with theirs.
This is how they buy their seats.
They also did this with Abdul-Assad, Peter Stern says.
She isn't doing it now. Why was she changed in the Senate? Exactly. Exactly, a great question.
The question should be asked, do you feel like anything positive has come out of the
current establishment Democrats? Less Obama connections that haven't materialized in the
last decade or so, and more so a connection to Chuck Schumer is a necessity here, because
Chuck Schumer is the one who's pushing Haley Stevens. Let that not be forgotten. It's
Israel that is pushing Haley Stevens.
This person is proving that polls bias, Detroit News endorsed Stevens and Glenn Garrett. Glenn
Garrett polling has been way more favorable to her than other pollsters this year. Well,
you can't say that it doesn't spook you. It motivates me. We knew your corrupt genocidal
corporate overlords would try to buy this election. Abdul is the top grassroots fundraiser
in the country right now and is being outspent eight times by APAC. Progressives don't have
the money, but we have the people and we can outwork you. Exactly. Remember, they have
the money, but we have something far more important than that. We have people, okay?
They can mass blast smear campaigns all over, mass blast smear campaigns all over the TV,
Okay. They can try to freak out the older voters to try to get them to go out and vote.
Okay. Negative campaigning often depresses voter turnout. This is something to remember.
So all of those negative ads that they're spending against Abdul, we can combat that.
We can use that to our advantage. Okay. There is nothing more powerful than making a phone call
and having a real person-to-person conversation with a likely voter, okay? We can use the ads
for name recognition and then fight back against those smears and turn that name recognition
into something that is objectively powerful and positive for Abdul Al Sayed.
But the only way we can do that is if we are disciplined, if we're organized, and if we continue
doing these phone banks, okay? The only way that we can fight back against $50 million of ads,
40 million of which coming from APAC and APAC subsidiaries is if we go out and doorknock.
Okay. That's it.
Abdul Assyed has reported over $4.5 million raised in the second quarter,
the biggest quarterly haul of the campaign since its launch. This is good.
This will allow Abdul's team to be able to put ads out that combat the misinformation.
This will allow Abdul to be able to pay canvassers, okay, pay for the system that allows people
to go out on canvas.
It's very important.
Do not forget, organized people beats organized money.
They got the money, but we got the people.
Haley Stevens has nothing.
No real motion, no real excitement surrounding her campaign, no real policies whatsoever.
However, the only thing that I've ever heard her consistently talk about is, you know,
saying that she loves Michigan. That's true. She does say that a lot. And also she loves
the nation state of Israel and wants to defend it. Okay.
In a sense, the latest site for a prior campaign, Haley Stevens said the U S is a relationship
with Israel must go on question. Hard to overstate what a radical stance this is to her. It's
illegitimate her voters even question us for for israel
she is an extremist
go run for office in televive if you really love israel that much
get the fuck out of that mission senate race
ridiculous
chatter has some success phone banking
Yeah. Well, phone banking, I found that the average,
Michigan, her doesn't know how bought Haley Stevens really is.
I use the fact that she's 100% corporations in a trench code.
And they see she'll always prioritize her donors.
Then I lean into obstacle strength, almost always works.
If you're going to choose to accept money from any corporate pack,
that'll throw it your way. We'll use that to our advantage. Thanks.
Obdual strengths.
Since the lives are being personally danced about character counts,
surprise their actual policies, abolish ice, Medicare for all, money out of
politics, no super PAC money, especially APAC and the genocide, expand the courts,
free education, more on his website.
What is this?
I'm not phone banking for an avow supporter of capitalism.
Okay, man.
Well, then don't, okay.
Suck my dick.
What do you want me to say?
You see 50 million dollars coming from every corporate pack known
demand, flood the marketplace with smear campaigns against this guy.
And you don't think that that's a threat to corporations.
You think they're just fucking doing that for no reason?
You think they're just doing that for fun?
I'm glad that you maintain your morality chatter.
I'm glad that you actually are principled.
The principled stance here is to say, well, sorry, this guy who has
identical platform to Bernie Sanders doesn't say he's a democratic socialist, so he's not getting my support.
Sometimes it's good to not only look at the policies, which are plenty with Abdul's campaign,
and see if you identify with them, see if you appreciate them, because remember, this is a
Senate seat. Okay, this has national implications. This is implications of the federal level. It's
It's the upper, it's the, the, uh, I mean, it's the Senate.
It's the upper chamber.
It's far more consequential than the house of representatives in a deep blue district.
This is a statewide race.
We have to pull out all the fucking stops.
I won't phone bank until I see optimal tax returns.
Okay.
Calm down.
But aside from the campaign, aside from the background, aside from the policies that Abdul
is representing here, you have to sometimes look at who the enemies are.
You have to look at who the enemies are.
Who are the enemies of Dr. Abdul Al Sayed, pharmaceutical corporations, big businesses
like the monopoly utility structure that exists in Michigan, DTE, APAC, and numerous other
APAC shell corporations?
These are the people that are dumping boatloads of money into the race to make sure that he
doesn't fucking win.
Okay?
Health insurance companies.
Why are they doing that, you think?
You think they're doing that just for funsies like they love wasting money?
You think rich people just love dumping boatloads of money?
Hopefully we will make sure that it's a waste for the record.
We will make sure it's a waste by fighting back, by phone banking, by making sure that
we draw a tremendous turnout from young voters and even older voters as well.
I thought you guys cared about making sure that we had anti-genocide voices elected into the upper chamber, nonetheless, where he would be even more alone.
Obdolossiad is anti-genocide.
If you care about that, you gotta drop this whole bullshit.
Oh, he's not calling himself a socialist. Alright.
Fine.
In any case, LSAT will report over $4.5 million raise in the second quarter, biggest quarterly
haul of the campaign since its launch, the only candidate in the race not accepting corporate
donations. Graster donors have flocked to Abdul's campaign, repeatedly placing him in
the top five for weekly campaign donations on Act Blue, as spokesperson said in a statement
to Playbook. Elsay had some came in prior to State Senator Mallory McMorris exit from
the race. The campaign had its best single day number following the second debate last
week, notching $150,000 in donations.
Ali Stevens does not need any singular donors, individual donors.
Abdul won't release his tax tax because he doesn't want the world to know how much dark
money he's gotten from the world's shipping power of Hassanabi from Singapore.
Okay, dude.
Yes, it's true.
Anyway, who are your sympathies with more?
New poll that came out from you, Gov, 27% say Israelis, 25% say Palestinians equal,
say 24% with Democrats.
They say 36% with the Palestinians equals at 31% Israelis at 10%.
With Republicans 58% say with Israelis, 18% say equal and 6% with Palestinians.
Equal is a dumb choice.
Should the US provide military aid to Israel?
When you ask all people, the number is at 44% among Democrats.
The number no is at 54% among independents.
The number no is at 57%.
And with the Republicans, the no votes is at 25%.
Obviously, Republicans are omega-cocked, they're a part of a cult, and they're, you know, just
violent people in general.
So it shouldn't come as that much of a surprise that this is the case.
Having said that, no aid to Israel, no military aid to Israel is at 44% overall, with yeses
at 33%.
Also new poll shows that 65% of Americans want the Iran War to end ASAP, only 15% support
continuing.
The war every audience measured is in favor of ending the war.
This includes MAGA at 51% and Trump voters at 49% that want the war to end immediately.
As Abdul said, anything that would make that chatter, think he's a capitalist or are they
purely being bad faith?
Yes, he has literally said he's not a socialist, that he is a capitalist.
He said that to me too.
He said that to me sitting in my room, in my home, sitting right here a year and a half
for two years ago, almost, or a year and a half ago at this point.
Those are his own words.
He said that on this broadcast too.
I think it's cringe.
I disagree with him on that, but I'm not going to let that disagreement be an impediment
to electing someone who is by far one of the most, quote unquote, radical, the most
left senators that we will ever have.
Hassan, why do you talk like that?
am I talking differently? I don't think so. There's the other side of this Abdullal said
story. And that is of course, and we're going to get into it further. A lot of these tweets
from Emily's list and other pro-Israel voice on here came out before the APAC guy was announced.
Did they get a heads up as I noted two weeks ago the attacks from Shannon Watts and Emily's list staff seemed timed up
Just before the first a pack ad launched the new ad actually quotes Shannon Watts and Emily Emily's list as fodder
And there's a conversation between no sign of Shannon Watson a pack funded Emily's list
Jessica Makler both of them are quoted in this ad painting Abdul as sexist. Yes, they were absolutely
completely organizing. I mean, it's very clear near attendant too. They were organizing ahead
of time in direct collaboration with either the Haley Stevens campaign or maybe APAC,
which by the way, Haley Stevens is campaign in APAC. They're one of the same.
I know you all have endorsed Haley Stevens in Michigan. And I'm, you know, I'm getting
so much grief over that. Again, I think it's a great example of a show or versus a work
course. It's not easy to stand up as a woman for other women.
I think there's something unbelievably sinister about making it seem as though, you know, you're
doing this for quote unquote feminism. There is something so nasty about being in favor of a
candidate that is almost entirely propped up by pro-Israel dollars to claim that you're doing that
because because of not just your own personal career ambitions but because
you're doing that for feminism is disgusting okay nasty business then
especially online like the blowback is swift and furious and I you know that's
obviously sexism like how do we it's not sexism this day to say Shannon Watts
that you made a career out of trying to combat school shootings from taking
place in the United States of America, and now you've decided to take your career to
a new level where you are actually allowing more school shootings and school bombings
to happen elsewhere.
Okay?
I've said this from the start.
I stand by it.
It's one of the nastiest things I've seen this person do.
Okay?
What a nasty individual she is.
Garner so much goodwill by being an anti-school shooting advocate, an advocate against gun
violence, only to turn around and demand more gun violence and bombings to take place in
places like Iran, Lebanon, Gaza.
That's what it means when you're pro-Israel.
That's what it means when you join forces with APEC.
How is this any different than joining forces with the fucking NRA?
Why do we do this online?
Push back on these narratives that are true about who we are and what we...
Yes, this attack on Abdul was coordinated Steven set up this memo here a few days earlier. Yeah, this is her her red box basically, okay?
This is their this is their memo. This is how they course coordinate. This is a loophole to coordinate with packs
This is how it's done technically until the recent Supreme Court decision that also made it legal to coordinate with packs and and
and uh, uh, campaigns, uh, you had to do a red box. You had to do a messaging blast, um, technically to interested parties.
There are real vulnerabilities for all those at the Michigan Senate primary and only, uh, once democratic, uh, voters learn more about his record, they move away from supporting him in the primary election. This is bullshit.
He's vulnerable for having back the uncommitted movement that helped Donald Trump win Michigan
and the Democrats also do not like that is a history of disparaging women, in particular
women they know and like.
I'll say it was a prominent backer of the uncommitted movement.
This is what they've been doing, okay?
This is what they've been doing over and over and I'll tell you, I'll say it, remember literally
endorse Kamala Harris before Haley Stevens did, okay?
Can you stop using the word nasty to describe a woman is this 2016 in a Trump Hillary debate?
Wait, what?
Dude, what, what am I allowed to say?
What am I allowed to say about a fucking pro-Israel consultant?
What words?
Can you tell me what the, what the appropriate confines are?
Can we do that?
Meanwhile, these guys are literally being like, see, Abdul's Muslim, dirty Muslim, dirty Muslim, who voted, who may or may not have voted for Kamala Harris, we don't know, you know how those Muslims are.
Really? That's the, you don't see me fucking complaining about that shit, what do you want me to do? I know this is how it is.
If you disagree with a powerful woman in politics, that means you're a sexist, right?
That's what it means?
You
Name
What is this name what you find it is that she's doing this nasty I already did being a fucking pro Israel
Dude, it's the nastiest version of politics while also paying while also tying that up to to femininity and feminism
What the fuck
God I hate this shit now they're gonna say even your fans call you out for being sexes towards Stevens like Abdul is I know I know
And guess what they're right to do so because some of you are fucking brain dead
Okay, some of you are unbelievably brain dead. It's true
Ridiculous, outside is a history of insulting women called Michelle Obama's ideas uninspired
and ineffectual.
Like, what are we doing?
What is this weaponization of the most hollowed out version of white feminism?
You kind of curated the shat though, oh my god, I'm gonna fucking lose it right now,
dude.
This is my least favorite version of, of chat culling that I every now and then have to do
when a dumb fuck comes in here in the process of me disciplining my chat
to do a little bit of community rearrangement and they go, well, you did this.
Well, don't worry. I'm curating it right now. You got the ass whooping first. Does anyone else want it?
It's time in DSA convention video. Shut the fuck up. Shut the fuck up.
You should advocate for and in real life. Like, how do we make this shift when women
only hold 25% of the 500,000 electric positions in this country?
Like every time we can demonstrate that a woman can win in a place that someone told
us that we couldn't, we are carrying that forward.
Emily's Liz is a great example of this, where they shamelessly, shamelessly utilize womanhood
and femininity and feminism, like girlboss feminism, to oftentimes prop up some of the
biggest male monsters out there, sometimes against female challengers. Okay, just remember that.
Shannen Watts owes her career to the patron, Michael Bloomberg, who harassed women, paid
off settlements, then barred them under NDA so they can't even discuss it. And Haley Stevens
endorsed them for president of the United States. They are cynics. They don't believe
what they say, always remember that.
Yeah, the Shanna Wasp support DSA women, Dalia Liza, Claire Valdez, the Shanna Wasp support Meila Kuros,
the Shanna Wasp support any of the candidates that we propped up that we fought for.
No, because this is an ideological battle. These people, it's not even an ideological
battle, it's just about money, okay? Are they defending Cory Bush against Wesley Bell? No,
they're not. Do you want to know why? Because they're cynical charlatans. They're disgusting
operatives of a dying system, where all they care about is where their next paycheck is
coming from and they know that the establishment Democrats are who is going to give them money.
It's that simple and they clearly don't shy away from taking money from horrible groups like APEC
or horrible people like Michael Bloomberg. We know this shit was always going to be difficult.
We have to exercise messaging discipline in this process. Okay.
But I also think, you know, it's why even though any time you say even just a simple positive thing in some of these races, you could end up being eviscerated online for it, that we keep showing up and doing it, right?
And we just keep showing up and doing it because that is so critically important to our ability to push past this.
pass this. Otherwise, we're just handing it over to them, right? We're kind of like, here's the
cesspool of the manasphere, and you can take it. We have to be willing to stand up and say,
no, these attacks on Hailey Stevens are sexist, and we're not waiting to let that stand, even when...
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Any criticism of a corporate stooge, an Israel stooge like Hailey Stevens is
actually sexist is, you know, was not sexist just voting for Haley Stevens and supporting
Haley Stevens. That's great. Great argument. Thank you.
Yeah. We're actually both quoted from tweets that says sexism has been wielded against
both McMoron and Stevens in this race. Neither of us mentioned outside specifically my tweet
wasn't using context and I wasn't asked for permission to be included. And you'll notice
that in this interview, we don't mention outside at all. Where did my replies go? Shannon, I
edited my post so they're gone, but feel free to repost and I'll respond again.
Bernie Sanders is sexist. Oh my god. You're in the fucking APAC ads, Shannon.
Ironically enough, there was another candidate that tried to do this in the exact same state, and she lost her name was Hillary Rodham Clinton.
are we doing? This kind of stuff is so unbelievably insincere. APAC is spending more than eight
times as much as the entire pro Abdul El Sayed campaign. And Haley Stevens isn't even on the
air. I'm not even sure I've ever seen anything like this in a Senate race, says Dan Pfeiffer.
Like a total non entity. The only time I can remember something like this happening was
with Joe Biden and the Super Tuesday victory, they came after a, a insane barrage of free
media that Joe Biden received from the predictable South Carolina victory in the primary.
The weekend from the South Carolina primary victory into Super Tuesday was so unbelievable.
I believe there was, there was tracking on this. It was like,
it was like $8 billion worth of free media that he received.
Every single outlet was running 24 seven. Joe Biden is the Joe Biden comeback.
The Joe Biden comeback he's going to destroy. He's going to destroy Bernie Sanders.
Finally.
All right. Maybe it was not eight billion. Sorry. It was two billion.
It wasn't eight billion. It was $2 billion.
And then that costed Joe Biden into an easy victory in super Tuesday in states
he had never even gone to. Remember, when is the lowest form of conversation? What?
Oh yeah, what about pro AES Superpecs? The actual dark money. How much is our revolution spending
on him. This includes everyone on the air this week, including any dark money.
Like these people are bots, man. They hear the talking points and then they immediately
lean into it. It's so strange. It's from the Sopranos. Okay, whatever. I don't care about that right
know. Speaking of which, if you're frustrated by all of this, here's a, I mean, here's a
funny story. Breaking, Haley from Michigan is paying influencers $1,500 per post and
asking them to sign NDAs. David says, self on IG, I received a confidential influencer
brief from Haley Stevens, the Senate campaign. The interesting part, it says it's covered
by an NDA, but I never signed one. The confidential document, it's covered by an NDA. The only
The problem is, I never actually signed an NDA.
So, shh, let's not tell anyone.
Let's go through it together.
It's an influencer brief from the Haley Stevens Senate campaign in Michigan.
Right at the top, it says that the rate for this video is $1,500.
So apparently, that's the going rate for a do nothing candidate.
Okay, so let's quickly get to the goal.
So our job is to educate.
I didn't even think about that. All the women that were running, they said nothing about.
Keros, Bush, Daria, Lisa, Valdez, or any of the women candidates that lost their primaries.
What did they say? Nothing about those candidates? Or did they tweet about all the attacks Daria
Lisa got during her primary? No, of course not, dude. Of course not. If they ever talked about
any of those women candidates, it was usually in the negative because these guys are bought and
paid for. The whole feminism shtick is nothing for them, but a goddamn weapon to wield cynically.
That's it.
And show Michigan Democrats that Haley Stevens is leading the way to fight against Donald
Trump and MAGA. Okay, so let's see what we got. So the first instruction says, share
a proof point where Stevens has stepped up to fight MAGA. So sure. So just like Trump,
Bailey Stevens says that we can't afford universal health care, affordable housing, student
debt relief, but when Congress had a chance to put limits on how long the president could
keep U.S. involvement in Israel's war, she voted against those limits.
Meanwhile, American taxpayers have paid at least $29 billion with a B supporting Israel's
war.
I don't know how we're always broke until it's time to fund another war.
Great fucking, by the way, great video from this guy.
So the next instruction says, make this personal.
Why does stepping up to MAGA matter to me?
This is fun, isn't it? Not signing an NDA and blowing it up? Love it.
So it matters to me because I believe politics should be about earning people's support,
not renting it for $1,500 like Haley over here.
You're really the fighter in this race. You shouldn't need to pay influences to convince people that's crazy
Okay, you have to look at this. I sorry. I have to show you this right now. It's so funny
Okay, so she propped open the door she propped open the door and started barking at the door because I got food delivered
She's just she's still staying in here, but she's monitoring the situation. She's making sure the situation is good and monitored
She thinks she's a fucking guard dog. It's crazy. It's crazy. This dog is out of her dang mind
Can I get a chopsticks and the
No
That I have for
But chopsticks for sure
The situation has been sufficiently monitored by Kaya.
You should be able to beat Abdul on your record. Abdul is talking about healthcare, affordable housing, getting money out of politics, and taking on corporate power.
Haley's campaign is sending out influencer briefs that require an NDA.
So now, onto my favorite part.
You do not need to endorse Stevens.
So think about that for a second.
They're basically saying, we don't need you to believe in Haley, we just need your followers
to think you do.
They're not buying your vote, they're leasing your credibility.
And that's really why I wanted to show you this document, because if your record speaks
for itself you don't need influencer briefs you don't need talking points to
sign an NDA a rate sheet you need supporters that's the difference vote
of dual he is a person that will represent you not corporate interests and
not Israel
hell yeah beast mode
Bees mode, bees mode, bees mode, bees mode.
Anyway, get ready for the most annoying victory laps that Haley Stevens will absolutely take over this new poll that came out.
If they haven't already.
The campaign hasn't put that out yet.
They're desperate.
This talk is an anti-Semitic misogynistic, yeah.
Anyway.
Donald Trump today welcoming Iraq's new prime minister to the White House.
A day after he proposed his latest solution to the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz, blockade
Iranian ports, guard international shipping, and charge a 20% levy on all cargo passing
through.
That last bit not surviving into a second day.
The president posting, I've decided to replace the 20% United States reimbursement fee with
trade and investment deals that the various Gulf states will be making into the United
States.
Those investments will be massive.
In the Oval Office, further elaboration, a round of calls from predictably unsettled
allies in the Gulf, made the difference.
I put it out yesterday, I thought it was good.
I was called by different people, different countries, kings and amirs and all of the
people that we all know and we all love.
The Gulf States are going to invest a tremendous amount of money into the United States and
that was very satisfactory to me.
I think it's actually much better.
It certainly has the advantage of not obviously breaking international maritime law, but
for now leaves the US and Iran in continued conflict over control of the strait, and on
issue before the war, now the central issue left unresolved by last month's memorandum
of understanding between the two countries.
This one of two Emirati super-tankers Iran struck last night, accusing them of turning
off their transponders using an unauthorized route.
In all, Iran's reported to have struck three ships last night, a Dutch-Norwegian chemical
tanker in the Arabian Sea, and the two Emirati oil tankers as they exited the strait, one
Indian crew member killed in the strikes, before the war on average of 130 vessels crossed
daily.
Since the signing of the MOU in mid-June, crossings did rise, peaking at 77, but the
recent return to violence reversing those gains, the impact spreading from sea to air,
the EU's Aviation Safety Agency, today advising against flights over Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar,
the UAE and the Gulf of Oman.
Iran today launching missile attacks on US bases in Bahrain and Jordan.
This afternoon, air defences also triggered in Kuwait.
It followed an overnight wave of attacks by the United States on targets across Iran,
and there have been more through the day, still some way short of the kind of escalation
required in President Trump's words to take the straight and guard it with all the political
as well as military risks as U.S. midterm elections get ever closer.
It demonstrates that the war has not gone the way that President Trump wanted it to.
Now what we're hearing increasingly from the White House is that one of the goals of
the war is to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Well, that was not a goal of the war at the beginning of the war because it wasn't a problem
at the beginning of the war.
With a straight backing up once more, the economic consequences starting to build.
Oil prices, UK government borrowing, both seeing renewed spikes this week.
Last night Iran's parliament held its first open...
I think you would be better equipped to argue against insincere weaponization of so-called
feminism used to shield the reactionaries if you had better theoretical feminist framework.
This is not a dig, and I know, and I always bang on about this, but I'm sorry, but I don't
why you don't take it on. I feel like you were designed in a laboratory to make me fucking
mauled and yell at you so that it would get clipped out of context and make it seem like I'm an
insincere misogynist.
Yes. Thank God the Israel supporters over at Emily's list have figured out all of the theoretical framework of feminism, and that's what they operate out of.
I think it's pretty obvious what's going on.
You clearly understand what's going on.
Why is it that this is deployed every single time?
Well, I'll tell you why because they have no other options. Adam Johnson has, uh, uh,
you know, the obvious right approach here. Good retort.
The thing one has to understand is that Bernie broke a playbook on outside is being deployed
because it's all they have. They know the Stevens campaign is zero juice and they're
getting hammered from the left. So all they can do is contrive an ostensibly quote-unquote
left-wing attack by throwing out baseless charges of sexism. And there exists a turnkey
Zionist pseudo feminist apparatus to just do this. That's what Emily's List does. Emily's
List took $500,000 from APAC this cycle. And it's not because APAC has deeply committed
the feminist practices. It's because their only play is picking off suburban woman to
the cause of genocide by painting outside as a shifty, marauding terrorist cartoon.
They have nothing, no vision, no moral narrative, just Walmart donations, APAC money, and a 2016
zombie neoliberal PMC identity stuff.
It's the most cynical posture that I thought we had moved beyond, and I think it requires
a lot more closer examination by the base when they don't have enough time to recognize
what's going on. I worry that these narratives will still doop enough people, but there are
are still dumb fucks at least even in my community that fall for it. So we will get
boss war criminal feminism, until further notice, like, think about this line of attack.
It only works against the left. Can you imagine Haley Stevens coming out and being like, you're
being sexist to the Trump backed Mike Rogers in the in the fucking general.
Are you insane?
Mike Rogers will put up LeBron numbers, okay?
Like this is not, this is not a way to campaign.
The only time this works ostensibly is in a democratic primary.
That's exactly what Hillary Rodham Clinton did, and that's exactly what she fucking
lost in Michigan.
Dession for four months.
For all the unified chants of death to America, continued reports of senior-level disagreements
on whether still to pursue the deal with the US.
You doubt, though, that Iran is prepared to pay a high price to keep the key weapon this
war has uncovered, control over the Strait of Hormuz.
Thank you very much. We've had
Okay about this
And welcome to Michigan matters. You don't need me to tell you we have a red hot US Senate race going on in our state
Today we're going one-on-one with the two Democrats still in the race
Representative Haley Stevens and Abdel al-sayed who are facing each other in Michigan's August 4th primary
Plus the roundtables waiting in the wings to talk about that race the gubernatorial contest and other things
If politics is your cup of tea, you've come to the right place. Let's get started.
Okay, I love this.
I'm already locked in.
From CBS Detroit to this is Michigan Matters with Carol Kane.
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Ethel El Sayed was a Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate.
Who hopes to win your vote in Michigan's August 4th primary?
It's great to see you.
Honored to be here. Thank you.
It's been very busy since the last time I saw you,
but Mackinac Island at the Chamber's Policy Conference.
Slightly different view, but yeah.
Well, this is an incredibly busy week for you.
And let's talk about a couple things that happened this week.
First of all, Mallory McMoriel announced that she was
that she was suspending her race and pulling out.
Were you surprised by her decision?
I mean, we were.
She was running an extremely strong race.
She looked like the candidate to be just months before.
I'll be honest with you, I don't spend as much time thinking
about the horse race of it all, though.
There are a lot that she and I agreed on.
Some things that we disagreed on, but she made her case
and fought a great campaign.
I reached out to her.
I've been in a position where I've lost the primary before.
I know how that feels.
And so a lot of what we're doing right now
is reaching out to the people who she inspired
to show them that so much of what she and I read on is so much bigger than any of the
things we disagreed on and inviting them to join us.
And now that it's a two-horse race with Ewan Haley Stevens and Mallory's no longer part
of the equation, are you adjusting your campaign in any way, your strategy in these last few
weeks of the primary?
So I'll tell you this, this campaign has been more than a year in the making.
We've been to 110 different cities, 450 public events, and across them I have a simple message.
I want money out of politics, money in your pocket, Medicare for all, but the contrast
couldn't be clearer.
somebody who's never taken a dime of corporate money to run a campaign, my
opponent in this race is dripping with corporate money. All the ads that you've
seen in this race have been brought to you by a super PAC or another, mainly
paid for by APAC. One of them, literally the goal is to send your tax
dollars abroad to kill other people rather than to invest them here at home
to invest in us and our kids. Let's talk about, let's move on here. You have a
distinguished career in public service but have yet to be victorious when your
name's on a ballot. What's going to make it different this time from your
perspective. Well I've learned a lot, right? Eight years changed somebody. I've grown up,
had kids. I've got two kids in a mortgage now. My kids are eight and three and they
teach you a lot about patience. I've also realized that Michiganers are less
interested in the critique. They're a lot more interested in the solution. So if
you're somebody who wants your politics to work for you, if you're somebody who
believes in unions, like the unions believe in me, the UAW, AFD, National
Nurses United, if you're somebody who believes that we need to take on the
oligarchs and the monopolies that force us to pay more for the stuff we've got
to buy, if you're somebody who believes that our money should be spent here on us
and you believe that you deserve guaranteed health care, then this campaign is for you.
But I'll also tell you that the mood has changed, right?
Eight years on, people are just angry.
Things have gotten harder.
It's harder to afford your groceries, harder to afford your rent, harder to afford to believe
that you could ever afford a home, harder to believe in the school that you send your
kid to.
And I think in this moment, people are looking for something that does not look like business
as usual.
Let's talk about a couple different issues.
Data centers, very divisive.
Some people say it's a great job, you know, creator of Michigan ought to be embracing more
of them.
hurt the environment, cause people to spend more, get money for energy and water and such.
Where do you stand and where do you stand on regulating them?
There's a real worry about data centers and you think about the AI that they're bringing
in.
I've been very clear about both regulating data centers and regulating AI.
When it comes to data centers, we propose what we call terms of engagement.
If they're going to come here, they've got to follow the following terms.
Number one, do not increase our electrical rates.
Number two, you need to improve our liabilities.
We talk about folks literally living under five days of darkness now because DTE can't
figure out how to keep the lights on.
No touching our water.
If you promise jobs, they better be good union jobs and there needs to be a very clear-
So you're in favor of regulating?
I'm in favor of regulating.
But it's also AI, right?
We've got to be serious about-
That's a huge issue here and I know we've got much more to say.
I know people, viewers watching this are going to want to hear about more.
Let's talk about one of the cornerstones of your campaign, Medicare for All.
How are you going to do that?
One thing can you quickly say, where it's not going to drive up costs, how will it be
funded?
Well, we're going to pay for it, but we're going to pay a lot less because we're not
paying a CEO $18 million a year.
We're not paying for that army of billers to figure out how to allow doctors and health
insurance to cross talk.
And guess what?
We're not going to pay for it in the form of $225 billion in medical debt, which is
what we hold in this country right now.
This will be cheaper, more durable, and without the pain or the worry about, I can't see
a doctor, which is too much of an issue for too many people in this country.
represent the more progressive wing of the party been endorsed by AOC and
Bernie Sanders, UAW. Some people think after the whoever wins on the primary
the Democrat left standing taking on Mike Rogers at a progressive is going to
be a harder fight. Well I'll tell you this I think the real fight is not
between progressive or conservative or moderate. I think it's people who are
locked out of our politics and the people doing the locking out. Michigan is a
place where we went for Bernie Sanders, then Donald Trump, then Joe Biden, then
Donald Trump again. And we know Michiganders, they're steady eddy. It's just that they keep
going to the buffet and not finding what they want. So if they know that their opportunity
to support somebody who's not bought off by a corporation who is actually trying to fight
for them, I think they're going to choose that opportunity every day.
We're winding down here just real quickly. I'm going to give you 20 seconds here to just
tell people go, go, go, go status, beast mode. He's very good. He's very good. He is fast,
efficient, straight to the point. I mean, what else, what else can you say, man? He's just
fucking good. That's why I have consistently said, Abdelal Sayed, I think as far as his
background goes, is perhaps one of the most impressive candidates in this cycle. Like
across the nation. If you think Zahra Mamdani is good because of like his messaging discipline,
because of his charisma, because of the impassioned pleas that he can make, and be able to like
Communicate as a, as an earnest fighter for justice.
Abdul has that too.
Straight up.
And unlike Zoran, he also can put up three plates on the bench.
So.
People, why they should vote for you, I'm giving, gonna give you your opponent, we talk
to him in the next segment.
Hey, well, Steven's the same opportunity, you got 20 seconds here.
I'm the only candidate in this race who's never taken the dime of corporate money to
run a campaign.
I'm the only candidate who's standing up to guarantee you health care through Medicare
for all, who understands that we have to abolish ICE, who's done work in the bowels of government
individually.
Bazarin came into one place.
somebody who is a public servant fighting for you and not the corporations who
are buying the campaign not for APAC who's buying their campaign I hope that
I can earn your support to get money out of politics put money in your pocket
and pass Medicare for all. And do I'll say it thank you so much for joining us
this certainly is a race we're gonna be watching all the way through here to the
end here. Appreciate you Carol, thank you. Okay and keep it right here we're back with
more Michigan Matters after this.
And welcome back to Michigan Matters.
We're now joined by Congresswoman Hailey Stevens, who's hoping to secure your vote
in the U.S. Senate Democratic primary, taking place in just a few weeks.
And, my oh my, what a campaign this has been.
It's great to see you.
Thank you.
Well, the big news coming out was the state representative, Melair McMurray, decided that
she was dropping out, leaving the field of three down to two.
My question, were you surprised by her decision?
Look, I think Mallory McMorrell ran a very dedicated, engaged,
and spirited race, and I respect her decision.
And her supporters are welcome into my campaign.
I really believe that together we
can beat Mike Rogers, tell a story from Michigan,
and push back on some of these abuses of power
that we see coming out of Washington right now.
How does her exiting the race impact you
and how you approach the campaign
in the last few weeks of this primary?
Well, look, I'm continuing to get out there
to share my message and my story for Michigan.
I was born here, my parents are small business owners
and they taught me that value of hard work
and that's what motivated me to work on the US auto rescue.
It's just what's always motivated me to tackle tough issues facing Michigan fight for us and win for us. And boy, do we need some.
I don't know why she talks like this. I know that that's like a point of contention. It's becoming a point of contention.
Like, is she exaggerating it?
Does she think it makes her sound more like folksy?
Because it does come across as like too exaggerated.
And apparently she didn't use the sound like that.
Like that sounds like a normal Michigan accent.
I'm beginning to believe the Haley Stevens body theory.
The Haley Stevens body double theories.
Like I feel like she went to Israel and they cloned her.
And this is a they brought back a new Haley Stevens.
That just like sounds different looks different.
Am I crazy for this?
Look, I mean, look, she sounds normal here.
strengthen Michigan's advanced manufacturing.
You better believe I'm going to be doing
when it with a little bit of joy,
a little bit of enthusiasm, a little bit of energy,
and a little bit of sick it to them,
because that's the Michigan way.
Pop Rockies.
And you better believe I'm going to be doing
when it with a little bit of joy,
a little bit of enthusiasm, a little bit of energy,
and a little bit of sick it to them,
Because that's the Michigan way.
Pop Rockies.
And you better believe I'm in.
What the hell happened when she went to Israel?
They must have body swapped her, bro.
Anyway, one who wants to fight for us right now, to lower costs, to lessen our dependence
on China, and to create more of those good manufacturing jobs so people can live and achieve
the American dream right here in Michigan.
People view governors and Congress people
as politicians who can deliver, if you will,
for citizens as far as resources from Washington.
My question, you've been in Congress.
Talk about real quickly what you've been able
to bring back home from Michigan,
and as a senator, what more impact could you have?
Well, my elixir for success as a Congresswoman
for Michigan's 11th District has always been working
alongside local elected officials, our mayors,
our township supervisors.
I've gotten funding into White Lake, Michigan,
to revitalize their civic campus,
monies to create the Livonia Senior Wellness Center,
money and Pontiac for youth recreation,
and that MLK bridge.
And the reason why this is important
is these are your tax towers.
When I first ran for Congress,
I noticed that our district was getting the short end of the stick.
We weren't getting our fair share of federal tax dollars.
As senator, I want to dial that up and take this elixir of success to all counties, to
all governments in Michigan, and to all people, because there is such opportunity in Michigan,
mid-Michigan, which is growing and ripe for manufacturing, expansion, and investment.
incredible agricultural community. We want to get those goods sold. We not only want to tell
our story, but we want to make sure that those federal tax dollars that our small businesses pay,
that our hard-working mission handers pay, that they work for us. And that's also why Carol,
I feel so strongly about securing those earned benefits like social security.
You know what's crazy?
Like
First of all, you're not running for governor. You're not running for like comptroller. You're running for senate
Okay, and I guess she's really honed in on like what she's going to do specifically for
Michigan as a senator from Michigan, which is fine. I mean obviously senators have tremendous power
But it's all a fucking lie
Because she's learning talking about how to better use our spent tax dollars dog. You want to send it all to Israel?
What the fuck do you mean?
You think the best use of
American taxpayer dollars is to aid in a bet the Israel is really just it is really genocide
What the hell?
Security and Medicare as well.
And I know there's many, many, many, many issues here.
One that's gained a lot of attention, could be a huge opportunity,
huge detriment, depending on your point of view, data centers,
or data centers, depending on how you want to say it.
Talk to CEO of DTE, Joy Harris, about this.
We talked about the cost of these as they're ramping up,
being paid by the data center company.
However, a lot of consumers and communities are concerned long term with costs and things
like water.
What's your quick view on data centers?
Look, I think we need to have honest conversations with the owners of these data centers about
cutting a better deal for Michigan consumers.
You know, these bills that continue to go up and up and up, it is not working for us.
In fact, I just had a mom the other day.
Okay, that's gotta be on purpose.
You gotta be doing it like to come across more sincere, right?
users are very weird. Summers, you know, these bills that continue to go up and up and up,
it is not working for us. What is this? Oh yeah, they were no longer, they met, you
know what's crazy about this Dana Nestle officiated the wedding. And they literally met at a campaign
fundraiser. Like they met, I think they met like a super pack event or something. Anyway,
this stuff is annoying. It doesn't matter. It's irrelevant. I don't think we should be
digging into this shit. I just like, I think people are going to use people coming after
her accent as like a sinister line of attack about her person or anything or some shit
like that, when the entire conversation should be around her being a stooge for Israel.
Her being an empty suit for every corporation that will buy her seat.
In fact, I just had a mom the other day tell me that at the end of the month she's left
with nothing.
I had another friend say they were at the grocery store and the person in front of
them broke down because they couldn't pay their grocery bill.
So we have got a lower cost and I have the plan to do that.
And that's one, by making sure that these utility companies, if they're raising rates,
sorry, you're going to have to lose your federal funds.
These data centers, if they're investing here in Michigan, they should be guaranteeing
that no one pays more than a certain amount of money for their energy bill, for their
water bill.
I do a ton of work with the Great Lakes Water Authority.
And man, I want to get them the monies, the federal monies, to replace their money.
is if i were running really short on time they are real quickly here you've
been endorsed by jennifer granholm debbie stabinow
uh... a g dana nestle emily's list you've got a lot of the lorans yes you
got a whole
okay
obdoin in person
and her asks about bill was
How are you going to pay for Medicare for all?
I know she was cordial,
but the questions were,
how are you going to pay for Medicare for all?
No Israel question for, for Haley Stevens, really?
Like not even, not even a little bit about her Howard campaign
is being propped up by $50 million.
How is that?
How is that for a fucking, uh, Michiganders?
If Michiganders love her, why is it that the only people that are funding her campaign
are corporations that are fucking over Michiganders?
Where are the small dollar donations coming from all across Michigan?
How is it she in Michigan?
All of the people there, you and as your opponent's called you, you have the establishment candidate.
How do you see that playing out in August, given your candidate, your opponent rather
is your opponent on the progressive side?
Real quickly, we got about 10 seconds here.
I've been effective, I've delivered for Michigan, all those people have fought for Michigan
and won for Michigan, that's what this moment is about, that is what I've been consistent
about on this campaign.
knows me, trusts me, and knows I will work for them in the U.S. Senate.
You got 20 seconds here. You got 20 seconds to tell people body should vote for you.
20 seconds, I'm gonna time in here. Go!
Well, your vote is sacred, so get out and place it, but know that I would be humbled
and honored to earn yours, to continue to tell our state's great story in the U.S. Senate,
and to make sure that we are heard at every step of the way, and that these abuses of power end.
Haley Stevens, thank you so much for joining us. We are certainly going to
pay close attention to this race as it plays out in August into November here.
Again, thanks so much for joining us. And we're back with more Michigan Matters
right after this.
We're back with the round table. Been wading in the wings, watching closely as
we welcome Suzy Avery, former chair of the Michigan Republican Party, Marvin
and Betty, Detroit Champion, Community Activists, and Businessman, and making her debut is Lauren
Gibbons, Senior Capital Writer at the Bridge, Michigan.
It's great to have you with us and great to have all of you with us.
It's great to have you here.
Yeah, you're here.
Here we go.
Well, my oh my, this has been quite a week in politics here.
Let's start where we started the show from the Senate race.
You're now down to the two candidates in the August 4th Democratic primary.
Lauren, you cover politics.
Mellie McMorrell announced she was dropping out.
Who does that help between the two with Haley and Abdul?
You know, I've talked to a lot of people about this, getting their opinions.
And I don't think we know just yet, although we did see some folks coming out of the wings
who had previously been on the sidelines when it was a three person now coming out endorsing.
I think Emily's list, a very influential democratic organization coming in support for Stevens.
Attorney General Dana Nessle, for example.
So we did start seeing some Democrats who hadn't yet made a decision start making a decision.
I think we'll continue to see that.
So when it comes to the voters who are going to support her, and just kind of looking at
this election here, you have almost now a battle royale between the traditional base
of the party and also with the more progressive wing of the here.
Marvin, you've been supportive of Democratic candidates through the years here.
How do you see that race?
Well, look, I mean, I think it's going to be a tight race, but I think it's important
that people understand the dynamics of each one of these candidates.
And when you look at Mr. Abdul and you ask yourself, what happened in 2024?
Oh.
He's...
Oh, no, what is he gonna say? Oh, no, stood down throughout most of the campaign until
he realized that I better be a Democrat and voted for Kamala.
and
I don't have it in me.
I feel like this is going to break my little heart watching this shit.
And the uncommitted people that followed him continued to stay uncommitted.
They didn't change their program because he quietly went and voted.
So I contend that
that is probably the biggest concern that I have about this gentleman because look, you
You can't be a leader only when you want to be.
Okay.
Suzy, you are obviously a card-carrying member of a Republican Party here, and we know Mike
Rogers in this race is running uncontested.
He's sitting there, I don't know if he's going to team bombons.
As far as I'm concerned, he won that debate.
I always like to talk about, especially what you're talking about, to quote badly Margaret
Thatcher, that, you know, the reason I don't like socialists is because eventually they
run out of being able to spend other people's money.
And so with that in mind,
I think the Democratic socialists
that have taken over so much of it.
You're talking as if Abdul has won this thing.
Hey look.
What a great panel.
Apex owner in Republicans.
I know, I'm talking about that.
I don't think she's bad.
She just didn't say anything about.
Party that was able to get the people
out to their nominating convention,
the early nominating convention,
which basically were kids out of Ann Arbor
who lined up and paid their 50 bucks
become a Democrat in March. I mean, that's the backstory, but that the story is, is that
he supposedly has this excitement whether or not he has that in August is another story.
Who is the strongest candidate to take on Mike Rogers and in the fall campaign between
those two? You know, we've seen a lot of polling that shows Haley Stevens polls better with
independence and independence. I'll say literally outperforms Haley Stevens in every other poll
that has come out. Oh my god. Oh my god. What is happening here? Oh my god. I'm so upset.
I'm so upset because I love local news. I love local news and this sucks. I love local
news so much, and it fucking pains me to see this shit.
Yeah, Glenn Gerriff has been Stevens' best pollster, likely due to his tendency to oversample
the Detroit Metro.
It shows her lead growing five points as McMoroll's exit.
However, it's also their first poll where she doesn't hold a clear lead among definite
voters.
Okay?
Okay.
I mean, I know corporate news kind of sucks. I mean, local news kind of sucks, but it's
amazing how much Michigan Senate is a repeat of the 2020 Democratic presidential primary.
I'll also have Bernie Medicare for all. Hey, at least Stevens Biden, Michigan manufacturing,
Mallory McGarro Warren, comprehensive plans, white yuppies like her, but nobody else.
I guess it's not wrong
It always it says already voted as Stevens plus nine we need to start phone biking ASAP
Michigan said across tabs by Detroit news college LSA plus seven no college Stevens plus 22
White LSA plus 2, 12, Black Stevens plus 46, already voted Stevens plus 9,
Election Day voters LSA plus 19, still holding on to their FST ballot,
Steven plus 27, Union LSA plus 5.
5. Glenn Garrett Polster, outside, for instance, is disproportionately relying on younger voters,
especially those under 55 who are white and have a college education. And Kazuba question
whether there's enough voters in that category to overtake Michigan's older voter population.
The difference between Michigan is our electorate is just so much older than, you know, New York,
He's got to broaden out his appeal. He's doing reasonably well in Al State, Michigan.
Why does Haley Stevens do so well in comparison to Abdel El Sayed with black voters in this
It depends on who they're actually sampling. If they're oversampling older voters, if they're oversampling Detroit and older voters, obviously, that's the reason why Haley Stevens is doing better than Anvil Al Say with a black vote.
The other reason is because the older Black voter block, specifically Detroit, specifically Wayne County, are some of the most resilient, some of the most reliable voting blocks, old heads, and they go for the establishment.
They go what the TV is saying. They go by way that the rest of the boomers go.
That's it.
Unlike white bloomers, though, at least they go for the Democrats as opposed to going for
the Republicans.
I'm hitting up my source in Detroit and you were right about younger people, even older
people, keyed into the machine politics of little enthusiasm and are easier than ever
to win over.
Only black people who are writing for Stevens are the actual machine debunking the Obama
endorsement line is super important in winning them over though pointing out that it was a decade ago
in the UAW endorsed Abdul also works as well. Hell yeah.
This is like an official thinking too much money from a foreign Bobby Browne.
That's not, Cece said they are beautiful, though I know that's a concern as well.
That is the youth that's thinking.
So we can't just write them off. We do have to put uplifting. We have to create a pad. So my question for
Joe Chris, what is y'all's pad for the youth?
By the way,
insane drip. Just pointing that out, not relevant to the conversation. This is the Donovan McKinney.
This is the Donovan McKinney event with Chris Rabb.
Very excited about this, by the way, obviously Donovan's the goat.
As a black man, I'll tell you this, older black voters without a vote for a white
lady in an Arab division is real. Don't kill me is the truth. No, that's not true. No, that's not
true. It's not racialized animus. It's not racialized animus. There is a racial tension
associated with it, but it's not like, oh, I hate Muslims type shit. First of all,
I've already explained this. One third of the black population in Michigan is Muslim. Okay?
Just, you know, remember that. One third of the black population in Michigan is literally fucking
Muslim. So that's already stupid. That's not the real, that's not the real tension. The real
tension is that, especially in Michigan, there's a lot of vote bashing. There's a lot of blaming
the voters. Kamala Harris Black woman. So obviously that also plays a role in this as well, where
some of the black voters who fucking understandably despise Donald Trump, who are still very much
anti-Israel, by the way, look at Dearborn voters as a reason as to why Donald Trump became president.
That's the problem. They don't hate Muslims. No one in Michigan hates Muslims, really. I mean,
there's a lot of Muslims out there. So it actually, yeah, it's the Obama ad that definitely had an
impact. Let's be real. The Obama had definitely had an impact. The other thing is like the
uncommitted one where Haley Stevens and A-Pack are very deliberately trying to get the black
voting block in the state to be like, oh, he's just like those Dearborn Muslims who didn't
vote for Kamala, who voted for fucking Donald Trump. And that's where it's coming from.
But they do love Israel, trust. I've talked to some of these old heads. Yes, yes. Some
some old churchgoers do fuck with Israel. But again, as far as approval ratings for
Israel goes, black people by and large are far more anti-Israel than any other racial
demographic in the country.
It's not even fucking close.
I guess with the exception of Muslims.
There is not a single issue where black voters are not far more woke as a whole than any
other racial group in the country.
Okay?
Nothing.
There are certain churches, there are certain churches that might be like weirdly pro-Israel,
like certain black churches, but by and large black churches don't fuck with Israel either.
First of all, thank you for coming. I say I say trust them because I mean that. And,
you know, when you talk about the policy, when I say trust them, let me be a little
more specific. We cannot ask people to get engaged.
Um, for the record, the idea that like, uh, black voters are monolithic is wrong as well.
Even though the, uh, black voters in the primaries tend to be much older, just like
the rest of the voters in the primaries oftentimes are much older, but young black voters are
uh, unbelievably pro-obdual, just like all the other, uh, younger voters are.
And they get mad at them when they didn't get used to it.
So if you say you want people to be part of this process, you say you want people to be
active in advocating for organize, you can't get mad at them, picture them what they want.
So if you say that you want everybody to have health care, and the young people say,
Why did why is it that every time I talk about?
um
Like black issues
There's always a chatter that gets mad at me because he agrees with me
Like there's always a chatter. They'll be like bro. How fucking dare you dude. Oh
Shit the one time not not you. Oh, okay
It's always so funny
Talking to that other dude. Oh, I got it. Last time I went home to my famous church, the pastor was making very direct metaphors
Say that Israel was doing his fucked up and needs to stop and she was going after whether the state should exist
Yeah, black church is go beast mode. It's not even I mean, I've been to the African Methodist Church here
They like black pastor go hard. Okay, I
It's not even a question. They go super hard against the American government. They go super hard against
Israel, they go super hard against American militarism in general.
By and large, I mean, liberation theology obviously is a big part of this culture.
So this doesn't mean that there aren't like Zionists like churches out there.
Of course there are.
Um
I mean that we have to make sure we understand what the energy is and then help people recognize
that they are powerful and so therefore equip them to be able to use their power to make
things happen to change the trajectory of our community.
Um,
Mr. Nigerian, okay chill
Why didn't you mecca says unless the Nigerian then this erases you because so obviously the best first of all
Christians only
Okay
At least in my experience
with my group of friends
from what I have seen personally. It's very limited, it's anecdotal, but there's also polling to suggest
that you aren't wrong, okay? There's polling to suggest that YNG Mecca is not wrong. Nigeria is,
with the exception, was it, what was the other country? The one that, the other country that was
like literally we will go to war to defend Israel. I think it was Ghana maybe? Am I crazy?
No, it wasn't. Which country? I remember looking at the pew. No, it wasn't Ghana,
fucking Uganda, not Ghana. No, it was Uganda. I'm being racist. I'm sorry.
Kenya is another country that's like very pro-Israel and Nigeria is the most pro-Israel.
clip it okay stop stop stop stop my goat stop not while my goat is on screen
Chris Rav says the black radical tradition is not new
And there's some truth to that, it's a stereotype, it goes to the bell curve, 80% made, more modern, whatever, but there's-
So you hate as Nigerians? What?
No, man, what the fuck?
This is why I'm your only black chatter. Every black chatter of mine literally comes up to me in public and says, I'm your only black chatter.
And this happens all the fucking time, okay, and it happens in the chat all the time too
So, this is something that transcends generation, transcends ethnicity, transcends geography.
My brother Justin J. Pearson is running in Tennessee.
They tried to cut out his district.
It went from 65 percent black to 32 percent black.
And it includes a town in the new district that is the birthplace of the claim.
Uganda. Uganda is preparing to deploy troops to Gaza at the request of U.S. President Trump,
the state-owned newspaper New Vision reported Monday. According to the paper, Trump asked
President Yowari Musavini, through his board of peace, to contribute to the international
stabilization force, tasked with maintaining order, protecting civilians and supporting
aid and reconstruction. Musavini reportedly agreed the initial deployment of about 500
Ugandan troops is expected to establish a logistics base on the Israeli side of the
the Karim Shalom crossing before any move to Gaza. New Vision reported.
No, I'm your only over 50 woman black chatter. You are not. You're actually wrong
about that.
Like 100% you're wrong on that front.
He told me when I saw that she.
Yes, Nick Palms mom.
We have a reason that 130 white people showed up in Pulaski, Tennessee to support this young
brother.
We need to get away from these binary assentions that all white people, all black people, all
opiates, all whatever.
We can't do that because there's too much nuance in our humanity and we understand that
we can reach people where they are and we can have progressive...
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DreamCon was so dope.
I should have gone this year, bro. I fucked up.
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I love him. Look at how happy he is. I wish I was happy.
Game is game baby. Hell yeah. It's called Aura. Back when I used to show my shoulders like a slut.
We used to have fun around these parts.
I didn't go to anime expo either
No fun
I'm mr. No fun, dude. That's just how it is mr. No fun
I'm skipping the rest of this Haley Stevens thing
We're gonna begin with
All right, we'll talk about the man that was shot by ice a little bit more detail into his background
down. It's unbelievable injustice.
The demand for answers in Maine after the second deadly shooting by an ICE agent. This
one, the last two weeks, the last person to be killed, his name is Johan Sebastian Guerrero.
He was a Colombian immigrant. An official says he was not, not the target of the operation.
It led to protests to new allegations of reckless behavior by federal agents. They have shot
killed at least eight people since President Trump began his immigration
crackdown. Lillia Luciano is in Bideford, Maine with the latest. Lillia,
good morning to you. What can you tell us?
Good morning, Gail. Well, the governor of Maine called the way immigration
enforcement is carrying out its operations, both reckless and haphazard,
as the community here in Bideford continues reeling from this tragedy,
the second deadly shooting by ICE across the country in less than a week.
Anger and shock in Bitterford, Maine on Monday after a man was fatally shot by ICE in his car.
The victim is John Sebastian Guerrero, an immigrant from Colombia.
A 28-year-old man was killed by a truck while fleeing immigration.
Asians in St. Augustine, Florida this morning official said it's the third death involving ICE this week.
After agents shot a man in Maine yesterday, Jesus Christ.
the investigation. This door
bell camera video captured the
sounds of gunshots on Monday
morning. This video obtained by
CBS News shows the victim's car
a white sedan turning slowly in
circles at an intersection. Then
another vehicle appears to
intercept the sedan, stopping
it. Ice officers then approach
the car and pull Guerrero out
from the driver's seat. This
video shows agents surrounding
air. He was just in there.
The police and the police
police and the agents
surrounding Guerrero, laying
on the ground as this picture
shows multiple bullet holes
through the sedan's windshield.
They pulled the body out
weather in the core. Corey
Poulin's pawnshop in laundromat
and he was dead. As across a
street from where the shooting
they basically handcuffed the
corpse. They slammed his
lifeless body. His lifeless
because he had already been shot. Yes. Yes. We believe they don't know.
Immigration advocacy groups say Guerrero was 26 years old and had both a work permit and a social security number.
This was a father. This was a person who was trying his... Yeah, in front of his wife and kids.
...as to create a life and provide for his family. Overall, there's kind of just a general sense of confusion, pain and anger both from the community
and then also a sense of loss and hurt from the family in a statement DHS said
ICE was conducting targeted surveillance on the last known address of an
illegal alien they say quote an illegal alien departed the residence in a
vehicle and later attempted to flee and fearing for public safety an officer
discharged his weapon they sort of made it unclear but the person they were
after was not the guy they ended up shooting.
No ice, no KKK, no fascist, you were spayed.
The community.
Bro, this, by the way, this is Maine, okay?
But this is what I'm talking about when I-
I'm not saying these people are- like the- the olds are- are radicalized, okay?
Oh, the olds are radicalized.
The boomers, the grandmas, the grandpas, I'm not even kidding when I say this like
They're always out there, bro.
They're always out there.
Aline is now demanding answers, with this happening less than a week after ICE officers
fatally shot 52-year-old Lorenzo Salgado Araujo in Houston, who DHS officials said also was
not the intended target of that arrest.
And there are growing questions about the sequence of events because the officers were
not wearing body cameras, advocates are questioning how can there be accountability without that
kind of evidence.
And we are back with breaking news. Reuters. Yeah. And then this led to ice suspending
vehicle stops for U.S. immigration enforcement reports that ice is suspending vehicle stops
for immigration enforcement. I guess the silver lining here, the silver lining here is that
the recognition that that this stuff is totally untenable. So the administration is far more
responsive to the negative feedback, the negative pressure. Because like they didn't
do this. They didn't do this at all. Right? They didn't do this for the longest fucking
time. It's temporary, but still in the last year, my boomer mom has hit more IRL protest
than me. Yeah.
I'm telling you, man, I think older people also want this change. That's why I feel a lot more
confident about these these left-ranked candidates running.
White native is screed from waters while talking about this murder.
Oh, no.
And they actually want to abolish the agency that's doing the work.
So we can't work with these people.
We can't work with these people, and we know why they're doing it.
We used to win landslide elections in this country.
Remember Nixon, remember Reagan, 49 out of the 50 states, why?
All of a sudden we bring in all this foreign born population, Democrats are all of a sudden
competitive.
Didn't they didn't change how persuasive they were.
They just imported everybody that lived outside of the country into the country.
And now it's closer.
That's why they want them here, no matter if they commit crimes or not.
Dog 49 state landslide round the Reagan did amnesty.
Fuck you mean dumbass.
And they actually want to abolish the agency that's doing the work.
So we can't work with these people.
We can't work with these people and we know why they're doing it.
We used to win landslide elections in this country.
Nixon, member Reagan, 49 out of the 50 states. Why? All of a sudden we bring in all this
forum.
Are you ever going to go on Fox News? No, none of these fucking outlets will ever have
me on.
They are a massive driver of deportations and this comes after ICE agents shot and killed
another person, the second killing in just one week. Johann Sebastian, the 26 year old
Columbia native killed in
Biddeford, Maine yesterday was a
delivery driver, husband and father.
According to a witness who spoke with MS.
Now Sebastian's wife and young
daughter were seen crying at the scene.
Hours after the shooting became public
knowledge, DHS released a statement
saying ice was conducting
surveillance on a migrant facing
a final order of removal when a
person departed the residents in a car.
Ice agents attempted to stop the vehicle.
They say and DHS says an officer
opened fire quote, fearing for public safety.
But they have not provided any evidence
to support those claims.
The driver, who we now know was Sebastian,
was hit by gunfire and later died.
Main Senator Angus King says DHS Secretary Mark Wayne Mullen
has since told him that Sebastian wasn't
the intended target of the operation.
A nearby surveillance camera captured
video showing the moments after the shooting.
and I have a warning, it is difficult to watch.
Federal agents can be seen opening the car door
and dragging an unresponsive man onto the ground,
pulling him further away from the car
than appearing to secure his hands behind his back.
Let's go right now to MSNOW's Will McDuffie.
He is there in Maine for us
and immigration attorney and former ICE chief counsel,
Veronica Cugness is with us as well.
Will, tell me what you're hearing from people in Maine.
It was a sleepy town about 20 miles south of Portland.
This happened on a hilly intersection
in a residential area at 7 a.m.
People were waking up.
Oh my God, I forgot about the tray,
the glazed yinxed interview with Donald Trump tonight.
They're getting ready for work.
I mean, the fact that this would happen is unfathomable,
but at the same time, people are upset here
because this is not the first time
we've seen an incident like this.
And also, ice presents in Maine really ramped up earlier this year, so they're familiar
with the presence of ice officers here.
And here at this park yesterday, there was a protest with a ton of people, including
Senate candidate two showed up, and they actually walked up the hill behind me to a local Susan
Collins office to protest.
Now I did speak to a couple eyewitnesses, including one gentleman on camera.
Let's hear what he had to tell me.
I heard that kind of shotgun and you know I just came out to see what happened, you know.
And first thing I saw was him and I saw his wife and his daughter crying, you know.
That was kind of weird, you know, scary.
How's it made you feel?
I mean, they're killing me.
Is he Nick Shitley go to an old folks daycare and check the center trying to uncover more
fraud and couldn't understand how 7,000 people weren't just there at the time he went?
Where is the fucking adult daycare Madison Square Garden?
The fuck do you mean 7,000 people?
Was it an entire city block?
Is that how big the daycare is?
The adult daycare, by the way, is just the old folks' home.
Are all people, right?
Isn't that what it is?
Like a nursing home.
It's like senior care for the most part.
Now, to give you an idea of how close that gentleman was to the, to the scene,
I mean, right outside his house is a makeshift memorial right now for the
victim and that gentleman, he knew, he knew the victim.
He said it was he was a family man had a beautiful family a wife and a young daughter both of whom he said were on the scene yesterday
That's how he was able to identify them. He said the victim was a delivery driver
He reportedly was driving to work and Tony. It's just so tragic all around
It's incredibly heartbreaking Veronica. I want to get your reaction to what we've just heard from that man there
You know as he's saying basically that it feels like ice that federal agents are
are going after us, you know, his community.
Given what we've seen happen in Maine,
what we know is happening in Texas right now,
there is continued outrage and protests
over the killing of Salgado Araujo there.
I want just your reflection
on what's happened over the past seven days.
Yeah, and with frustration,
we heard Lorenzo's son state that he went to lawyers
lawyers before this incident happened to see how he could best comply.
And when we look at Joanne, one of his last statements was that I tried to stop, have
a very vulnerable immigrant community and their allies who are trying to comply with
ICE directives, who are trying to comply with what ICE wants so that these situations do
not happen.
And there's so much focus on communities, right?
Like even in a statement that was put out,
this illegal alien, that is not true.
This person was going through the process.
Jolon, he had a work authorization.
He was going through the process
that the administration has laid out
for non-citizens to go through.
Despite all of that compliance,
we have DHS not being reckless at this point,
being very deliberate in focusing on the numbers at whatever cost and whatever comes with that.
And we, I thought that, you know, the death of Renee Good, Alex Freddy, there was a new
secretary state. And without cams at a required, it doesn't mean anything, dude. Come on, police
already have body cameras. It doesn't do shit. Body cameras. Dude, body cameras.
Fucking the dickhead that killed Renee Good literally had a camera, a phone
camera in one hand. He was filming himself murdering her.
Body cameras are just a talking point for people to be like, Oh, we're doing
something.
It's ridiculous all almost all of these
Almost all of these incidents are already filmed like full spectrum coverage from every fucking angle to it doesn't even matter
It did that things may have been a little bit different and still far better than nothing. No
The alternative is not nothing the alternative is abolish ice and punish ice
That was only six months ago and we like ice as a unit. This isn't to say that there is no need for like
INS or something
But it's a paperwork crime
so the punishment and
the apprehension or
The the regulatory agencies need to fit the crime
Okay
It's a paperwork civic mist civil misdemeanor
Why are we militarizing a group that's supposed to handle civil misdemeanors?
It's not even fucking criminal.
These guys do not have a criminal apprehension law enforcement mechanism.
Okay.
It's not real.
That's not a real thing.
I'm so confused.
I guess I'm not confused because everyone just lies about it, but it's just so fucking
frustrating to constantly have to explain this to people, but I guess I'll just keep doing
it over and over again. ICE is not a regular member of law enforcement, okay? They're not.
Their job is literally, has been historically, to basically just issue paperwork notices to people,
okay? ICE does not prosecute people. ICE does not investigate people for the most part. Like,
there are certain segments under ICE that used to exist under the FBI or other federal law enforcement
agencies like the ones that identify like pedophilia rings or sex trafficking, like things like that.
They always existed. There's obviously a need at the federal level for some kind of enforcement
against these sorts of crimes. ICE is a militarized, unnecessarily militarized law enforcement arm that
has no real law enforcement power. Okay? They have no, they have no real law enforcement capability.
They don't like solve crimes. They don't stop rapes. They don't catch rapists, right? Police do.
Local law enforcement, local law enforcement does this, okay?
Local law enforcement catches criminals if they even get to do that.
They're usually not very good at it, but let's say in a normal world, in a perfect world,
you got detectives that are investigating crimes, you got local law enforcement that's like catching
criminals, and then you have prosecutors that prosecute them through the regular court system.
And if the person also happens to be an undocumented immigrant, the criminal,
happens to also be an undocumented immigrant, then depending on the severity of the crime,
and depending on the state statute to have the Department of Corrections even cooperate with
the federal, with the federal authorities, specifically ICE, you can then inform the
federal agency that there's an undocumented criminal that has been convicted of a crime.
And then you make the determination on whether or not you want to
to make sure that this undocumented migrant,
that's also a criminal,
serves out, like carries out the end of their sentence
and then gets deported,
or they get deported immediately
without carrying out their entire sentence.
This is how it works.
Anyone that tries to explain to you
this alternative universe, okay?
This alternative universe where there's like,
ICE agents are actually, they have a task force
and they're sitting around
they're like solving crimes and they got like the the ADL anti-semitism data center, you know that
kind of thing, where they're seeing in a fucking back cave like there it's bullshit that's not real.
Okay, that's not real. The way it currently works is they have one goal and one goal only. Okay, ERO.
What they do is internal removals. Okay? Interior removals is when you send ice and you give them
a list of people, a list of addresses, because of course, obviously, the federal government has
all of the information of all of these non-citizens before we also forget. Most of the non-citizens
that live on U.S. soil are constantly in correspondence and contact with ICE in the Department of
Homeland Security. Many of them have long-standing immigration court cases, for example. Many
of them are following through on their paperwork. 90% of them are following through on their
paperwork, okay? More than 90%. So, the federal government knows exactly where these guys
are they know exactly where they work because the IRS also has their information. Okay.
So what these guys do, what these guys do is they get a list of people and because they
have quotas for, for interior removals, they will literally just go to an area and be like,
all right, today we're just packing up one of these guys, one of these random people.
That's it.
You're saying it's not a common issue if it was done efficiently?
Wait, what?
It's not a common issue.
There is no issue.
The issue is not supposed to be handled by this agency.
There's no need for this agency.
by the agency began to exist after 2003.
This is not a real problem.
It's not a real problem at all.
If you're going to say like, oh, undocumented immigrants vote,
They do not notice for this whatsoever. You say they're doing crimes.
Undocumented migrants are responsible for a lower share of crimes per capita than
documented U.S. citizens are.
And if you actually package that up with the documented migrant pool,
then the number drops to such a tiny minuscule marginal
number that it's irrelevant in the grand scheme of things. Okay.
That's it.
It's totally ridiculous.
The punishment does not suit the crime.
The crime itself is not even a crime, and I'm not saying that as like a, you know, abolished
borders kind of guy.
I'm saying that as like, it's just literally not like a, like a serious crime at all.
It's just a paperwork violation.
The real crime is that the system has kept these people in legal limbo, has kept their
legal status in limbo by design so that there's a permanent underclass that can be exploited
even more so than the documented labor force in this country. This of course depresses wages for
the documented labor force as well and our capital owners know that very well and that is precisely
the reason why there will never be mass deportations in this country because Americans love capitalism
or rather capital owners love capitalism far more than they actually want to be a white
supremacist nation, okay? That's it. You got the Stephen Millers of the world,
and Donald Trump leans into their racialized agitation and their white nativist anti-immigrant
agendas, but only to an extent. If you recall, early on when they were doing these mass remos,
they would go to places of work, right? Places of business. They would go to hotels. They would go
to farmland. Why the fuck were they going to places where people were working? I thought
these guys were just a strain on our resources. Okay? Why are they doing that? Because they knew
exactly where the documented and undocumented non-citizens would be.
Okay.
Trump put an end to that. Why did he do that?
Because farmers and hospitality business owners reached out and were like, what the
What the fuck are you doing?
You're not supposed to arrest our cooks.
You're not supposed to arrest our barbeques.
You're supposed to do some fucking criminals.
And Trump was like, sorry, my bad, I thought all brown people were criminals.
That's it.
The whole point of the two-tier immigration system in this country, the two-tier labor
force in this country, the labor system in this country is to draw out to depress wages
for the documented labor pool by constantly having a refilling underclass, permanent underclass
of undocumented migrant laborers.
The proper adequate solution to this is to quickly process and document these undocumented
laborers so they too can also become a part of the documented labor force, join labor
unions and demand more of their productive output. As it stands currently, and this will,
by the way, improve wages for the existing documented labor force as well as the undocumented one.
That's it.
That's it.
But good luck explaining that to Americans who would rather be fearful of people who
just look a little bit browner than they do.
Is the easiest way to trick people?
The easiest way to trick people, scary foreigners coming to take your jobs, but also steal your
health care steal your welfare. Bullshit.
On that note, let's take a look at what this fucking demon is saying.
Yeah, if it was up to me, I'd be sending in a national guard and
rounding all these fuckers up and dragging them off the streets and
putting them in camps.
I would be the moment that any of these people get in the street and
start blocking traffic.
I would be immediately shutting them down like I hate these fucking people.
And I would be going as hard as I possibly could and the more upset and the sadder that they got and the more angry
They got the more I would do it and if they started being violent. Well, that's the way it goes
Don't do it and follow the fucking law. Don't go and act like you can do whatever you want
It's a bear it enables the behavior
I think the argument might be that these situations might get bystanders hurt more than anything to do with the immigrants
Yeah, I mean obviously there's more to to think about it, but overall I don't I don't think that they should roll anything back
I think the traffic stops are totally fine
And I don't think any innocence have gotten hurt so far and it's because the people got shot so problem solved
Even in Canada, please can shoot you for driving on them even in Canada. That's bad
It's illegal to shoot to a block public roadways. Even if you're protesting. Why do we allow this we allow this because?
We're cooked
We allow this because we're cooked I I tell people that I think that it should be the law that you can literally just run
These people over if they're standing in the street
Why is he bad this is insane it's kind of funny because like look I hate the guy I
Hate the guy
But destiny got banned for you know, basically saying this
Okay
And of course the reason why destiny will never get unbanned most likely is because he's done far more damage since then
Including but not limited to mass harassment campaigns against, you know twitch staff and things like that
But it is wild like how far we've come it is wild how far we have come
Where as McGald is just like yeah, you should just murder people engaging in a civil disobedience
Yeah, not that it needs to be said in this community by anyone who justifies an undocumented migra being shot and killed by
Is just straight up giving the game away like just grow a pair and save with your chest. You want to kill brown people?
Yeah
My goal is to radicalize people as much as possible as we go to extreme rhetoric about
immigration and ideological opponents.
The video game streamer who routinely engaged in political punch is an enormous online presence
with over 9 million current followers across platforms and 2.4 billion views on Justice
Act of YouTube channels in 2025.
Yeah.
He's one of the, he is the biggest right wing, he is the biggest right wing content creator
in North America right now.
Asim Gholz urged the government to brutalize protesters to punish them with compelled slave
labor and other extreme sentences.
In October 2035, Hoyt called for arrested anti-ice protesters to be used for compelled
slave labor.
Asim Gholz said he was not a fan of ICE potentially injuring protesters because then you can't
make them work in the prison adding, I would want to utilize their bodies for
complete slave labor. That's the only reason. In January, he called for anti
ice pros to be put in a camp for mandatory labor of five to 10 years.
What is this statement?
Hi all, I know I've been quiet the last year with what's been happening with my
lawsuit, but I can partially explain to you all I have been dealing with. TLDR.
I hired Denims's legal defense team and they will re-represent me going forward.
I intend to continue to fight the lawsuit. Now onto the detail version.
Unlike what has been said and speculated,
my previous legal defense team has been in communication with Ethan's team since
August, 2025. During this time of the Ethan's team,
it was months and months of settlement negotiations.
When you enter settlement negotiations,
you're giving a list of ways to potentially settle,
which I ultimately disagreed with.
After settlement negotiations failed, my case defaulted.
After my case defaulted, I attempted to find a new lawyer. I reached out to schedule a meeting with Denim's legal team and now here we are. I have retained them and they will be representing me going forward.
I intend to continue to fight the lawsuit. Thank you for all. Thank you all for your continued support. Morgan.
Wow, you're saying those YouTube lawyers were wrong again? Oh my God.
Oh my god, it turns out they were wrong about this too. How is that possible?
Wait when you've been saying Morgan for months you've been talking about Frogan, yes
I believe she'll have a go phone me up and running as well.
Anyway, President Trump bouts target power plants bridges if Iran doesn't make a deal.
Jesus Christ.
Where was I?
There was another thing I wanted to show you guys with the respective lawsuits.
I don't know what this means, but did Ethan no longer, did Ethan choose not to prosecute
the countdown episode claim and Ethan Klein's lawsuit against Denim's officially been dismissed
without prejudice and the deadline to file for attorney's fees has been pushed back until
after the appeals process for the claim.
He's still going through with the appeals process, right?
Yeah, also, look at these fucking bots, dude.
Dan Stalkman and the sex-pestity community have deployed bots.
really funny because like, you know, I exist in both the cyber stock. I exist in the space
where I'm cyber stocked by some of the most like mentally unwell people, but also work
alongside campaigns from times. And there's something really funny happening where, uh,
one of the, one of the, uh, the, the, uh, policy people, Timothy Faust, Francesca Hong's
policy person, policy director, woke up to a ton of replies like this on an entirely
unrelated post.
I appear to have been caught up in some sort of bot swarm that replies that anything has
on retweets.
Big world out there, most of it is none of my business.
Dizzying, no wonder you haven't commented about iNut.
And it's really funny because I have no idea who the fuck these people are either.
Like Aiden using iNut to smear people while begging for dozens, then she's peak desperation
and while you claim you orbit, you're just burning every bridge you get there pathetic.
And I just, I don't even know what the fuck is going on here.
Like not even a little bit.
What the fuck is a iNut who's Aiden?
What the hell is going on?
Do they think it's not obvious these are bots?
I just don't know cream star, cream star, cream star is creepy fixation, Aiden is public
in it, Aiden used it for relevance.
That's not strategy.
That's selling your soul for a retweet.
I
Said cream star
What the fuck
What is this Pegaslop fun day vid maybe Pegas is a fucking idiot
This guy what the fuck is this jawline bro
This guy looks like the the sexy half Korean half white dude from the second season of beef
I
Chad gets this
Bro, you just I just turned this I you you sent me this link
You sent me this link and boom I got fucking blasted with the handsome Squidward. What the fuck is going on? Oh
My god the May December kid
I like Chilipi Law. I think he's Lebanese. Korean over zealots. Evil, clavicular.
A couple of days ago, we talked about Ethan Klein dropping his defamation law students,
Noah Sampson with prejudice. That means he cannot reopen it. Prior to dropping it, they had actually
offered some settlements that obviously had terms. Noah Sampson didn't want to agree with
some of those terms involving non-dysparagement, which means Noah Sampson could not make videos
about Ethan Klein going forward. Noah offered his rebuttal, never received a response, and then
ultimately- People are making videos about Morpega Slop. Morpega Slop, who has disparaged the good
reputation of the beautiful nation of Singapore. What a time to be alive, man. What a time to be alive.
And Lee was going to move forward with his anti-slap motion. Ethan Klein, obviously knowing that this
anti-slap was likely to go forward, didn't want to pay out Noah Samson's legal fees, probably
didn't want to deal with the shame of losing to Noah Samson. And so that's where we are,
as of a couple days ago, where he's dropped that lawsuit. Most recently, he's also dropped
without prejudice, the lawsuit against denims for the countdown stream likely to focus on the appeal.
Because it's without prejudice, he could reopen it at a further date, at a later date. But who knows?
Who knows? I imagine his motivations have changed with a lot of the public pressure from people
like most critical, Fantano, Asana obviously, and just generally there being a sentiment online of
him being a litigious freak. But today's video is not really a focus on Euthan Klein, it's a focus on
Pegasus, okay, not Pegasus, but we're also, I don't, dude, is seeing him,
it seems you've opened this import commerce route for these SA content merchants.
I don't know why he get, he puts a smile on my face. Every time I see more Pegaslop, I get happy.
I mean, he's a criminal and he's obviously, he's obviously put me in a great state of
emotional distress over his many, many years of cyberstalking, mass harassment campaigns, and
defamation, just a litany of defamatory statements that he has made. And of course,
the beautiful nation state of Singapore will probably put an end to this criminal behavior,
but and racism I forgot what I can't believe I forgot there's we forgot that he's also races
that's such an important part isn't there a racism statute
Lee Kuan Yew would be so disappointed to know
where his national project has led to
There is an anti-racism statute in the beautiful nation of Singapore. I forgot about that.
Wow. Wow.
Read logs.
He looks like Noah with more Pegasus hair. This looks like the evolution of Pegas Lobb going on TRT.
to talk about Nick Diorio, Sense of Society, Sense of Society in particular, who's been
very quiet on this issue since Noah Sampson's. I'd say one. Noah Sampson won. I mean, he's
still had to pay a bunch of legal fees. And funny enough, that's something that we're
going to be talking about in reference to Pegasus, because Pegasus seems to think that
it's demon time. It's awesome. It's cool. Like especially in this video, I really want
to show you guys the contrast between how Pegasus will interact with, you know, whether
it's the collar gate situation regarding his son, whether it's lying is OP. That's a statement
that Hassan made versus Ethan Klein weaponizing the legal system to drain people. Wait, is
the lying is OP thing coming from Pegaslop? Like I always say lying is OP isn't it's bad,
but it's such an overpowered thing that like Republicans use. I've always wondered where
that came from where people were like, well, don't you say lying is OP? And it's like,
Like not as a good thing man, it is a bad thing. I think it's fucked up
Lying is overpowered is a statement that I am making and I'm critical of people who are weaponizing lies
I'm saying nerf lying, please
And actually so as you can imagine this title and thumbnail has nothing to do with Noah Samson
This isn't a headline that he really wants to air on his channel
So instead misgift just got exposed really bad and then 19 minutes into the video
We'll talk about Noah Samson moving on to diet Hassan aka Noah Samson the Ethan lawsuit has actually been dismissed
I think there's something really funny about the fact that he just sounds like such a goddamn nerd. I can't get over it like I
I don't know if this is, uh, I don't know if this is, you know, partially because we've
just, we've just expected worse and worse content in our, uh, endless bottom of the
barrel slop quest, but like, I can't find myself sincerely tuning into a guy that sounds
like this.
No disrespect.
Like he is audibly, you know, people say you got a face for the radio.
He's got a voice for being quiet, I guess.
I don't know what he would be on.
He's got a voice for print media.
So it turns out he apparently brought it out of nowhere.
It seems like he hasn't publicly commented on it.
So we'll wait for that as well.
But by the way, he then had a podcast appearance, Ethan Klein.
This is and didn't mention a word.
Didn't say no, his name didn't mention anything about lawsuits.
And it was a four hour podcast.
So interesting stuff.
By the way, even when he's talking about Noah,
he goes diet Hassan. I feel like I'm the, like he's got to tie it back to me somehow,
which is great. This was a defamation lawsuit because Noah said that he supported a genocide
and Ethan's goal with this lawsuit was to obviously financially drain him and I guess piss him off.
What's your moral, you know, read of that Pegasus? Is that a good thing? So that's something you want
to see. Obviously, he's been very upset about Hassan, even mentioning or joking, but potentially
getting him caned by going through Singaporean legal systems.
It's not a joke, sir. Sir, you are not wearing a suit. I am. And of course, hold on, let me button
it up. What? Look at the suit. What does the suit say? The suit says big business time. What are you
wearing collared shirt under a sweater, which is fine. That's saying I graduated from college.
I graduated from big business college, okay? And as someone who's wearing a suit,
I need people to understand I love international shipping, okay? I love international shipping.
I love commerce. I love making sure trade continues its free flow. And that is why I am not joking
when I say I love the beautiful nation of Singapore and I love specifically its defamation laws,
its anti-racism statutes. I forgot that one. We got to start adding that into the pile.
And unfortunately right now it feels like Singapore is insufficient in its prosecutions of
one of its biggest serial violators
more pages this
it's probably a a bad thing right
that one content creator who has a lot of money
is trying to silence and ruin someone's life by financially draining them to the
legal system right that's a bad thing sort of did work but i guess he did not go
all the way
no posted it sort of did work but it was it
that's it that's all we have to say it's awesome so good that you can find
lawsuit update case dismissed it's over even client has dropped i think that's
that, um, I guess his record is two wins and two losses now, bro has an even record with
a son or better lawsuits. Now, to be honest, this one attention is on, I am your fray forwarder
and I have many 40 foot head HQ containers with inco terms, DAP Singapore ready to be
delivered. However, I am concerned about Singapore's lack of enforcement of online slander laws.
We must protect her containers from more Pegasus.
I'm laughing to hide the fear that I have in my heart.
I'm laughing only because I'm emotional and scared, emotionally distressed, positively
perturbed.
Oh
One day one day Singapore
Will thrive once again with our business. It was pretty hard to win
Defamation is notoriously hard to prove when compared to copyright abuse. Honestly, I think the real punishment here is being the CEO of bricks and anything
I mean, I do like dude. It's so I fucking I actually hate this guy guys
Let me make a completely irrelevant joke regarding a situation
that's like pretty serious and completely affects every content creator online where this fucking rich piece of shit when he doesn't like
What you have to say about him is gonna call it defamation so they can take it to core and then drain you of a hundred thousand dollars
Any comment on Ethan Klein any comment about the morality of what he did anything do we want to say any oh?
No, Samson looks like the bricks and minifigs guy who gives a fuck do we have anything?
I know I'm expecting Pegasus to say something of substance here
Do we have anything interesting to say dude like your company is not doing well
You should honestly really just give back the Legos like you were caught flying multiple times coffee's a load on your ass now
I mean all this police corruption shit going on as well harassing Ben
It's just not cool man and shave off that mustache. God damn it. We got the Hassan fans gloating a lot dude. I'm fucking I'm creasing
What a great joke voting they're calling him 007 zero lawsuits one zero fans left seven more lawsuits, bro
Please this one will definitely work out promise of seven more losses
I don't think those statistics are accurate but funny not a huge surprise who's incredibly unlikely is going to win that one
Defamation is notoriously hard to prove in the US which means he started this in order to bankrupt him
how is it not incredibly shitty? I mean, I mean, he's obviously wanted to go like full
demon time, right? Full John Wick mode. It's called a slap suit.
I think it's pretty crazy that this, this guy just sits around and, and watches other
people's contents, like commentary on issues and just goes, they're stupid and people go
crazy for it. The fact that he's capable of farming 207,000 views in two days for this
bottom of the barrel, redditor content is actually kind of remarkable. It's remarkable,
but it's not the only kind of commerce that's missing from the beautiful nation of Singapore.
Obviously, we have freights that are ready to be docked and unloaded by the longshoremen
in the beautiful nation of Singapore and its many ports. Okay? Now, that's real commerce.
Oh fuck, how is that what you have to-
Cainbert?
Suitbert, this is not a joke, we must take it seriously, Cainbert?
Cainbert?
Say, the prompt is, how is that not incredibly shitty?
You go, oh he just wanted to go full demon mode.
How is it not incredibly shitty?
I mean, I mean, he's obviously wanted to go full demon time right, full John Wick mode.
It's called a slap suit.
No! You are so fucking willing to offer your moral indignation towards Hassan or any of
these fucking people that your audience doesn't like for once in your fucking life. Just look
at the situation as it is and go, it's very clear that they wanted to drain his bank account.
That's fucked up. Instead you offer this like morally ambiguous claim of, oh he wanted to
go demon time. Ethan Klein, weaponizing the court systems to go demon time. And by demon
time I mean draining people's bank accounts with defamation suits and copyright lawsuits.
That's just demon time. Okay. That's just some silly goofy little thing.
Hassan's rhetoric. I actually prefer Pegasus's in-depth commentary and political theorems
over your sloppy, mispropaganda of woke lunacy. Check yourself. It's true. I've been best.
If you want friends, then stop supporting terrorists, probably tone down the rhetoric.
You realize that anyone who even wants to support you is completely hounded because
you are that extreme.
You are a social pariah and he's such a omega cry baby dude, always, always playing
that.
I famously have no friends and no fans.
Pegasus took all the fans and friends away.
He literally offers nothing.
Are you kidding me?
He offers the latest and greatest content.
This is what the people want, Pegaslop.
By the way, you just know if Hassan caught one of his haters saying something like,
Oh, I'm so alone.
He's gonna call them loser incels.
He's gonna-
Why not just call Hassan's rhetoric demon time?
Was it not just demon time?
Like when Hassan jokes about going through a Singaporean court, let's see how he reacts.
Anyway, so then he randomly starts talking about executions.
Dude, what the fuck is wrong with you?
Like one second he's like, Hey, I really love your channel.
Let's go to the gym together.
Oh my God, you're jacked.
Oh my God, you're jacked, bro.
Now he's talking about executions.
What's the problem?
It's Singaporean law.
You don't like the Singaporean legal system, the place you live?
He's just going demon time.
Yes.
Oh, Singapore has the highest rate of state-sponsored executions on the planet.
He's not randomly talking about executions.
He's talking about Singaporean law.
And apparently, Singapore has a lot of executions, and you live there.
Your death penalty rate, a large percentage of the public are supportive of the use of
the death penalty with more than 80% of Singapore is not going to lie.
This is one of my funniest ongoing bits, at least for me.
You guys might not all appreciate it, but I certainly do, especially because this, like
this is better than any reaction I could have ever expected to get because virtually all
of these people that were like, Ethan Klein is going B smooth immediately were like, he's
what the fuck? Oh, son wants to threaten to sue his critics. They hate accountability
when Ethan does it. It's awesome. But it's also funny because it's not a bit and it's
very serious and it's actually very harmful to my business and it's also harmful more
importantly to the Singaporean Business Bureau because suit guy we do business we love doing
international commerce we love shipping okay I love shipping never drop shipping mind you
imports and exports real hard commodities I'm talking oil I'm talking precursory chemicals
necessary for fertilizers, many of which coming out of the Strait of Hormuz.
I will open the Strait of Hormuz, like the Strait of Malacca that's always open, because
it's protected by what?
You guessed it, the nation of Singapore, okay?
I got containers ready to go, locked and loaded, but they're sitting at different ports right
now.
They're not making their way to the Singaporean ports.
Why?
We're worried, we're worried that there is a serial harasser and serial slanderer being
housed and protected in the beautiful nation of Singapore.
Believe in it.
Wait, don't get...
80% of the people that live in your country, Mr. Pegasus, okay?
What's the issue with us and Abhi being a little bit on demon time?
Can he not be on demon time too?
Don't get the guy killed.
I don't think there's a death penalty for this. And also that I would not be in favor of.
Are you full? So he literally says he wouldn't be in favor of insane. Yes. Yes, they are.
They are insane. Look at your chat. We got Mount. Get Pegasus executed.
Lamal. Yeah, this is real. Yeah. Mountain griddle actually wants to kill you, man. He's
not that, that fat Lamal, that fat Lamal right there. Also smoke with Zaza Burt.
I can griddle here. Get Pegasus. Why are you freaking out Pegasus? Why are you going crazy?
He's just going a little demon time. He's just going a little demon time. He's just joking. He's just demon time
This executed Lamal bro. What sort of unhinged lunatics am I dealing with?
You unironically want me executed
FLB premium Italian leather shoe
Not available in Singapore until cyberstalker more Pegasus is arrested
This is real. This is my business. I'm a numbers guy. I'm a suit guy. This is my number. This is my shoe
Beautiful value tame issue Tuscany leather designed in Florida
designed in America made in Italy
Won't be shipped to Singapore until they solve this problem
Everybody gonna suffer in Singapore
until we solve the problem because he literally just said he didn't want that
by the way I played Hassan's own he literally said he would not advocate for
you getting executed when a son talks about like the ass backwards legal
system in your country that could get you killed for the type of content you're
making okay you freaked the fuck out I can't believe this on saying this look
your chat your weaponizing your chat you're getting them to say crazy things
about me they want me dead but then when Ethan Klein decides to weaponize the
the American legal system to drain Noah Samson's bank account, drain Dems bank account, drain
Basie Tron's bank account, drain Frogan's bank account, threaten to drain Idub's bank
account.
That's okay.
That's just demon time.
He's just going a little demon time.
He's just trying to financially ruin these people.
It's just demon time.
So again, let's be clear.
When Hassan is threatening, threatening by the way, never did anything, was clearly joking.
When Hassan threatens to use another country's legal system to get you killed because those
of the laws in your country. Oh, it's fucked up. It's crazy. I can't believe it. What a
fucked up guy. When Ethan does it with idubbbz, okay, using Canadian legal system because
apparently we have worse anti slap laws. Here's what he has to say.
Apparently he's getting sued in Canada. And this seems to be Ethan's plan because defamation
is easier to prove in Canada rather than a place like America.
Hi, it's Son. I'm contact you on behalf of several Fortune 500 electronics companies.
Texas commentaries introduced an unacceptable level of geopolitical risk into our otherwise
thriving $100 billion trade relationship with the beautiful nation state of Singapore.
Our legal team is monitoring the situation closely.
Guys, don't do it.
I love Singapore.
We have to continue doing trade with Singapore.
I know this is a big business community.
This is a community that thrives on big business and specifically doing business and trade
with the beautiful nation of Singapore.
Okay?
I know we have a lot of questions for the, for the even application of the law, okay?
I know, but I promise Singapore is a wonderful country that loves commerce,
that loves free trade, and we love it too, even if at times, even if at times they don't follow
through on the application of the law evenly, like when there's a serial racist, harasser,
violator of numerous statutes.
Where you have unlimited protections against this sort of stuff, America has good old free
speech that, you know, sometimes a little too free or maybe they're not enforcing it
as properly.
I don't know.
people are, what? They're not enforcing the free speech statute is properly in America.
You got some, you got some opinions on American free speech. Now, speculating the reason for
this lawsuit and the defamation where the comment was accusing Ethan and no interest in morally
weighing in on whether or not Ethan Klein weaponizing the Canadian legal system is a
good thing or a bad thing. Dude, like listen to this shit. He's about to say here. I don't
If I dub said something more incriminating, Ethan probably had a discussion with his lawyers
about this, or maybe he thought that I dub was an easier target.
The commentary community.
I don't know what to tell you, bro.
The quote I just played for you is in reference to the question, why did Ethan not sue Destiny?
Why did he pursue I dubs?
And he clearly says probably Canadian law, probably he thought that I dubs was an easier
target.
If Hassan does this, or if anyone that Pegasus and his audience doesn't like does this, we're
We're going to spend 10 to 15 minutes breaking down the minutiae of why he made this decision
and why it's a bad thing.
When you think Klein does it, it's like, well, moving on, all right, back to the Noah
Samson video.
Affirmation is notoriously hard to prove in the U.S., which means he started this in
order to bankrupt him.
How is it not incredibly shitty?
I mean, I mean, he's obviously wanted to go like full demon time, right?
Full John Wick mode.
It's called a slap suit, basically a frivolous lawsuit to cost the other party money.
Well, considering how the others turned out, I mean, not entirely, right?
of them did have merit. How many lawsuits have been filed against other people?
One of them, one of them, okay, he won. The other one gets a default judgment because
Frogan didn't file anything. And by the way, both of those people did in fact violate the
copyright. I mean, I don't have any way of defending that. There's other people that also
offended. There's other people that also violated his copyright and he didn't pursue them. That's
the issue. Why did you target these people and not others anyways?
Well, every week there seems to be another one for another person. Yeah. I mean, uh,
hello, son, Donald Trump here. A lot of people are talking about this Pegasus guy. Pegasus,
nasty guy, very rude guy. Quite frankly, I will demand, I can do that as the president. Demand
Singapore does something about this. Otherwise we could invade. Maybe we would invade. I'm not
going to tell you, but it's possible. 11 termination clause. This policy ensures she'll terminate
automatically without notice in the following circumstances 11 to the assured being an individual
14 days after he dies he becomes bankrupt he's the subject of a receiving harassment from online
cyberbully threatening the safety of my crew my ship insurer my my ship insurer just canceled
on me, dude, and more Pegasus. No. No. Wait, hold on. Hold on. Is that Lloyds? Is that
Lloyds? Oh my god, it says it right here. It says it right here. Under Lloyds, market
resources, a ship's liability increases dramatically if the ship and its crew are potentially, are
potentially being attacked and cyber harassed?
No.
I mean, this is crazy.
More Pegasus, what are you doing?
You need to put a stop to this right now.
Singapore, you need to make it.
You need to put a stop to this right now.
And then she stayed in Singapore.
That's the internet.
Internet space these days.
Everybody just I'm so sick of hearing people say this.
Nick Diorio said this also, oh, that's just what happens on the internet now. No, it's not. No, it's not. That's what happens when mega
multi-millionaires who have been doing content for 10 years and now they're too pussy to slap it to clap back with their own
Commentary, Ethan Klein knows it's extremely difficult for him to talk his way out of his position on YouTube
It's a lot easier if you can go where you have the advantage
Which would be the legal system because he has more money than every single person
attempting to sue. On the one hand, you can drain all of your enemies of, you know, their finances.
You can also offer settlements like he did to Noah Sampson, where it's like, okay,
you're going to delete these videos, I'm going to drop the lawsuit, and you're going to say that I
actually do support Palestine, and, and don't forget, non disparagement. You can't talk about me
ever again. The goal is to compel speech, drain their bank accounts, and then chill speech so
that they can no longer talk about you in the future. And that chilling effect, it doesn't
just affect the target of the lawsuit it also affects everybody that is doing that type of content
that type of critical content where you are looking at somebody's content and offering your opinion
and saying why you disagree with it like I very much disagree with Pegasus on like 90% of things
okay I'm gonna play this clip and just listen to how Pegasus breaks down what Hassan's saying.
I mean where he says he'd vote for Hamas terrorists. Is it true that you said that you
you considered Hamas to be a thousand times better than Israel and you'd vote for Hamas
over Israel every single time. Is that true and do you stand by it?
Yeah, yeah, I do.
This is where you go wrong Hassan. You find yourself basically in a position defending
elements of this.
No, no, no, no. I'm telling you why I'm wrong.
I'm telling you why you're wrong because you're honestly saying you saw Jewish people, Jewish
people, or overwhelmingly Jewish people killed that day.
So October 7 was traumatic. It was the heinous acts of violence that took place. No doubt
about it. I would never agree. I mean, I would never disagree with that assessment.
What I will disagree with, however, is the intentionality. The idea that October 7 was
done specifically to as many Jewish people as possible, I think, is incorrect. I think the
ultimate goal for the Palestinian resistance, whether we agree with their methods or tactics
or not, and I certainly have my disagreements, the ultimate goal of the Palestinians is to
They killed 1,000 people.
Of course.
Of course.
They were innocent young people at music festivals.
Oh my God.
Do not get started on Grape.
Don't do that with Hassan.
You don't even want to go there.
We all remember the Ethan debate where Ethan had to literally pull up like victims, testimonies
in front of-
I think it's kind of cool that someone who is very clearly not an intelligent person
at all is trying to do political commentary. I like it.
Obviously, he didn't understand the conversation that took place between me and Ethan there
because there has not, from October 7th, there has yet to be a single victim or a reliable
eyewitness testimony. But I never said that there wasn't any sexual violence that took
place since October 7 or even during October 7, okay? I was calling it the question Ethan's
assessment because Ethan actually used a victim of sexual violence on as a hostage, okay? A victim
of sexual assault as a hostage to claim that this was a October 7 rape that took place.
He was wrong. I was right this time and he's like, well, well, well actually, I don't know. Are we sure are we sure?
We have the forensic evidence. Wait a minute guys. You're telling me terrorists commit a horrible atrocious
Sashville crimes. No
Also, what is this, bro? What do you like you shouldn't be using memes like this while you're trying to talk about serious
geopolitical incidents. I feel like guys you're telling me terrorists commit a horrible atrocious
Uh, sexual crimes? No, no, please. There's no way they would do that. It's impossible.
I don't know man, this is some heinous shit. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I feel like a lot of what Hassan does is terror
Apologism like I mean tell me this isn't a son a terror apologist. So you hear what he's saying? AI overview
AI overview for terror
Apologist. Oh god. Oh
My lord. Oh
Oh my lord, this is this is how he's backing his argument.
This is like, well, look at this AI overview.
Doesn't that sound like a song? You see that they're pushing very much this Hamas bad angle,
which Hamas is bad. But you also have to acknowledge, and this is the thing that neither the that UK
radio host, nor Pegasus will do here, is criticizes really behind all of this, which is Israel.
Israel is first off the country that has killed the most people out of any of these groups.
You know, we're talking about Hamas being terrorists. Israel has killed over 80,000
people in Gaza alone. Nobody's talking about southern Lebanon. We're not talking about Iran.
We're not talking about other neighboring countries. And again, most of these deaths
are civilians. And sure, you could argue that Hassan goes too far in his defense of Hamas or
in his defense of Hezbollah and say, oh, these are terrorist groups. The argument is that,
well, somebody needs to resist. There's always going to be some form of resistance.
When a state like Israel is perpetrating genocide, when a state like Israel is trying to expand its
borders, when it's trying to ethnically cleanse regions. And so whether it's because Pegasus is
too simple of a person, he's just not able to conceptualize that, or what I think is more
likely, he doesn't want to conceptualize that. He understands. I don't think Pegaslop knows what
It worries me. Yeah, no, he's just like
terrorists and terrorist entities in the beautiful nation
state of Singapore.
Wow.
What about Hezbollah? Wow.
Is Hezbollah not a part? I still obviously
understandably. Wow. So, so, Hamas and Hezbollah are not
considered terrorist organizations in the beautiful
nation of Singapore.
So that definitely would open him up for slander.
No, it's terrorists and terrorist entities, not just individuals shatter.
All individuals and entities belong to the Talban and Talban lists, and all individual
entities belong into ISIL, Daesh, or the Al-Qaeda organization, the ISIL, Daesh, and Al-Qaeda
sanctions lists, subject to the following conditions.
So it's, it's most, I mean, this is, by the way, this is normal for a lot of people that
don't know.
Obviously, a lot of countries in the Western world, especially, place Hamas on the terrorism
list. And the UK recently did it, like they did it in like, they placed has belong the terrorism
wash list, Hamas on the terrorist entities list. But like, I don't think it is in Norway.
This is a 2002 act, dude, read. I wonder if Singapore has them on a terrorism list or not.
Let me see.
Is Hamas considered a terrorist organization in Singapore? Let's see, it might be.
No, AI overview. Hamas is not formally designated as a terrorist organization on Singapore's official list under its Terrorism, Expression and Financing Act.
However, the Singaporean government has explicitly condemned the group's actions to act of terrorism and maintains a zero-tolerance approach towards any individuals providing financial material or ideological support for the group.
Singaporean Minister of Foreign Affairs and the International Internal Security Department
consistently treat Hamas's violent operations as terrorism.
Minister for Foreign Affairs Dr. Vivian Balakrishnan's replies to clarification during the parliamentary
motion on Israel-Hamas conflict 6th of November 2023.
Singapore does not formally designate Hamas as a whole terrorist organization under its
domestic legislation. Step one, trust AI. Step two, question mark, question mark. Step three,
end of the world.
Yeah, countries recognizing Hamas is a terror organization.
I'm learning so much.
They put IRGC in the UK on the terror org list this week.
UK doesn't matter.
I rise to clarify some remarks made by the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
specifically the comment about the Workers' Party statement.
What is this?
Uh, I think minister was for lack of better word,
curious why the phrase terrorist attack was not in our statement.
The focus of our statement is actually to emphasize that whether it is Hamas,
whether it is Israel, killing of non-combatants, women, children,
by any country organization deserve no less than absolute condemnation.
My second point, perhaps explaining why the use of that word terrorism was not
activated so readily, but a more balanced approach in our statement was what we
sought to put forward with regards to Singapore's approach to the labeling of organizations of
designations of certain groups. I understand Singapore has interministerial committee of
terrorist designation is the authority on the designation of terrorist groups and groupings.
The government relies on this committee to determine which organization is labeled accordingly.
This is legislatively captured in the terrorism suppression of financing act of 2002. My
understanding is that Hamas is not on the list. Maybe the minister can explain that position
for the understanding of the general public. My final point actually relates to something
which was originally said by Mr. Alex Yam, minister who had also made the same point
by way of this document.
Wow, so Singapore has a nuanced perspective on Hamas, it seems.
He's slandering user terrorist supporter in a nation that does not designate Hamas,
the terrorist organization, frankly, you might be able to return to business with a good nation of
Singapore soon, provided the lashings are recorded and disseminated publicly. Yes. Let's see, is
Hezbollah, they might consider Ansar Allah terrorist organization because also Allah is too
disruptive to international shipping. No, Hamas is also not designated as a terrorist organization,
officially designated as a terrorist organization by the Singapore government.
Let's see, is Ansar Allah?
Oh, even Ansar Allah, also widely known as the Houthis, is not explicitly designated
as a terrorist organization in Singapore's Domestic Terrorism Suppression Financing Act,
Liz.
Not even also the law.
Pegasus is one of those guys who says you give material support because he doesn't understand
what that term means.
Okay.
That's like literally actionable slander, by the way.
That is accusing me of a straightforward crime, okay?
That's like, oh my God.
is actually sincerely accusing me of a crime that is that like that's no joke an actual
instance of slander. Is anyone on the list dog? Of course, dude,
ISIL, Daesh, Al Qaeda, these sorts of groups are obviously on the list. There's like most,
There's a lot of countries, even in Europe, but there's a lot of countries outside of
the Western world that do not consider Hamas, do not, doesn't get Hamas as an official terrorist
group.
Okay.
Turkey doesn't consider Hamas as a terrorist group.
Turkey doesn't consider, I think Turkey might consider Hezbollah as a terrorist group, but
Hezbollah is a literal fucking party in the Lebanese parliament.
Canada does though.
Yeah.
Of course Canada does.
What do you mean?
That doesn't mean anything.
It's like saying the UK does.
Yeah, no shit.
Yeah.
The Department of State is announcing the designation of Ansar Allah.
Oh, this is the US Embassy in Singapore.
US Embassy in Singapore.
Please.
Please take this seriously.
That's what they're saying.
What is this?
If you're in the EU, you have a mandatory designation necessity to consider the same
countries that the European Union considers terrorist, Bulgarian and victim of this year.
some other countries south side may not.
I will give 50 subs for every op you sue.
Bro check this, in defamation cases or incidents involving corporate targets offenders may
also be liable for substantial monetary damages, public figures and influences in particular
are advised to exercise caution when commenting online to avoid accusations of cyber abuse
or incitement.
as a big shipping magnate.
So now that we established that, more Pegaslop has slandered my good name as an international
shipping magnate, as a king of commerce, as people know me as, in Singapore.
He's also slandered me by claiming that I have actually offered material support to
terrorist groups and none of these groups are considered terrorist organizations under
Singaporean law. So that's doubly fucked for him, not only is he lying that I'm giving them material support.
Michael Boone saying material support directly and not watching someone else say it. What is this?
Law in front of me.
I should be allowed to provide material support for terrorists, actually.
I should be able to burn cars and loot stores and constantly slander people, okay?
Please don't use the L word around me.
But man, Hasan using words that he has no idea about and completely misusing terminology
is not surprising at all.
The absolute pseudo-intellectual here trying to act smart in front of his audience of political
extremists.
actually just ends up embarrassing himself every single time. And when someone actually
is
And then the guy who's actually educated is legal mindset.
Oh, this is 711,000 views.
Educated in the field of law exposes him. He has nothing to say except calling them
biased or pro-Ethan.
Ethan legal youtubers and free speech people are actually quiet. No, there's I think there's some legal youtubers who have covered it
But they're like pro Ethan
No, they're just telling you the facts of the case
What case was that
Wait, hold on this is from a year ago
What happened to that what happened to that brilliant legal mind?
material support material support for terrorist groups material support
Oh
This is this is my is this my new stem. I don't know legal youtubers and free speech
I'm gonna run it again. I gotta run it again. Hold on wall. Hello, Hamas Diddy piker here
I'm going to need you to send said that word. It's actually a slur. Don't say the word law
Law in front of me. I should be allowed to provide material support for
Ah, material support!
Oh, what is this?
Is this like South Park?
Is like South Park humor?
What the fuck's wrong with this guy?
Wait, does legal mindset live there too?
No, I don't think so.
I don't think legal mindset lives there.
I think it lives in like Thailand or something.
Not that funny dog. Hey, it's funny to me, man.
Law in front of me. I will confuse.
Also, then he accuses me. I love that he packaged this up.
He accused me of doing material support for terrorist organizations,
not designated by the beautiful nation of Singapore as a terrorist organization.
Also, no evidence whatsoever that I've ever offered material support to any of these American state.
state sanctioned terrorist organizations. But then, but then he ties it back to the
Ethan Klein lawsuit, which we now know with today's eyes that I was right and legal mindset
was fucking wrong. While simultaneously saying, I don't know how what words mean.
He has nothing to say except calling them biased or pro-Ethan.
Bro, they make up so much lies about you that even their impressions sound nothing like
you more like a Scooby-Doo villain.
It's awesome.
They're compromised.
They're pro-Ethan.
Okay, the law is pro-Ethan.
All that says, that means his side has more legal basis.
And if anyone wants to bring up legal points, I'll be happy to analyze those and look at
and I'll be happy to give them a fair, objective consideration.
However, emotional arguments, claims of bias, claims that we don't know enough about Israel
and Palestine.
I'm sure, bro, it would respond.
It has nothing to do with this lawsuit.
This lawsuit has nothing to do with any political element.
It has to do with copyright.
Dude, I can't believe this guy has the audacity to talk about the law.
When there's a genocide going on, cancel legal mindset, guys.
He's stating the facts.
I'm allergic to the facts.
Don't forget to also try to tie you to Diddy. Yeah, that's crazy
Anyway, I don't know how we fucking got here. Let's go
That's where his bread is buttered. He understands that anti-Hassan content is what does well on his channel
He's not going to look at what Israel is doing. He's not going to talk about that
He's just gonna talk about terrorists the terrorists are about and at most I give you a well
Well, you got to condemn both sides. And while I completely disagree with this sort of rhetoric
and I don't like Pegasus's content in general, I don't think that there should be a lawsuit
against him. I don't think that he should be legally forced to retract statements.
I think that if he should be retracting statements, it's because of him coming to a better conclusion,
perhaps societal pressure, perhaps comment section pressure, but the-
That's never happening, dude. His audience, his audience collectively have the IQ of a
a sea cucumber like all together. Have you seen his comments, dude? I mean, first of
all, they think he's funny. They think he's intelligent. They're unsalvageable. Idea
that some know the answer is clear okay
which
which
which
came to
ass
uh... but he is being compelled to do something by court systems
because somebody with more money is able to persuade them to do so fuck that
and simply put i don't understand how that's not something that was a
the YouTube or someone like Pegasus and say towards Ethan Klein, again, you cannot just
go about saying, oh, well, he was just trying to be demon time when he was trying to drain
these people financially. He was trying to go demon time moving off of Pegasus now talking
about sense of society. As you can see, something is missing. You know, he was all about talking
about the Noah Sampson. Enjoy the lawsuit loser. Enjoy the lawsuit loser. All of a sudden,
he's got nothing to say. And that's because he's a big, okay, I have no idea who this
And I don't care. I already, in my mind, there's only one, there's only, there's only a space
for one slop tuber. And that is Pegaslop. No, this dude is a fan of Pegasus. He said
he agrees with him 90% of the time. He's one of them. No, he said he disagrees with Pegasus
90% of the time. You misunderstood. I don't think he said he agrees with Pegasus. 90%
of the time he says he disagrees with them. There's too many. Yeah. The, the, the official
designated Hassanabe villain of the month is more Pegaslaw. Okay. I don't, I don't want
know about the other ones. I, I, we, this enough. It's enough for me to know one.
What is this? Uh, hi all and Hassan, this is my first stream and comment. I previously was super
lived up and I was told, I was told was right. However, the channel and community has had a
super positive impact on not only my change of policy, but my worldview and morals. Thanks y'all.
Hell yeah.
There's always Pegasus but never Pegagay or Pegatrans.
There's more Pegasus guys that people delivering aid to Gaza from Egypt or terrorist supporters.
He's evil.
What is this? Hong Mentum continues.
State Representative Francesca Hong
gained 61% of the first choice votes.
That's a lot.
It is, Marquette Law School poll.
We had 14% support for Hong, 11% for Barnes
and then the 3% for Crowley and on down.
And so if you looked at just among the voters
who had made up their minds in that poll,
Hong had a 40% support among the decided Democratic primary voters.
Well, congratulations once again to the runaway winner of the
of the Wisconsin Democratic primary rank choice voting experiment.
Francesca Hong.
Dammit, that got me fucking excited.
I thought it was like some serious.
How often does more pickaxe make YouTube videos about Hassan and also mention
terrorist or terrorism in 2025, total videos in 2025, 183 mentions Hassan, 149 mentions
both Hassan and terrorist, 125 mentions both Hassan and terrorism, 63.
Bro, that is insane.
Wow, Singapore did give a degaza as Singapore terrorist according to him.
That's a great question.
great question and I will be, I will be, I'll be asking that question to Lee Sin Long,
senior minister in the prime minister's office and member of parliament for Ang Mo Kio,
who happens to sign his own post with his initials LHL. I will be asking him that question. I'll say,
hey, sir, you're a wonderful guy. Wow. Mutuals, by the way. Mutuals with Ben Rhodes.
Mutuals with my friend, Ben Rhodes, also known as Ben Hamas Rhodes.
Hmm. Hmm. Hmm. More Pegaslop. More Pegaslop. More Pegaslander.
How does it feel knowing you'll never look this cool. I don't know. It's just a dream
and I will never achieve. That's the sound of a cane, more Pegaslop. Yeah, I saw near
You're attended. How was first class? Dude, this is so funny. How you know this hell side
is not real life. Steven is about the same favoritism. AES was in a margin of error.
There's people on here who have become deranged haters. Don't speak for many people in Michigan.
It's so awesome that she fucking was so excited to screenshot this that it accidentally leaked
her seat on the flight.
Yeah, I know, I know Rodriguez fired campaign manager over finance reports in Wisconsin governor
race. I know we talked about this yesterday extensively. I gave you the, I gave you the
full rundown. I talked about Mandela Barnes and where he's at.
He says that it's good that APAC spends $50 million. Cause of you, I honestly believe
that an organization like APAC would spend 50 million to defeat my any candidate campaign
with a Sompire graph to the truly outrageous and disgusting things he has said about Jews.
I am definitely against super PAC money, but let's get real.
What the fuck? Wajahad Ali. Can you please let us all know why you, the president of
the democratic think tank cap have made it your singular mission to derail Abdul al-Sayed
and spend most of your time attacking progressives. Just an honest answer, please.
Which nearer responds with my tweets or personal views while she's literally lost
Appointments because of her fucking endless posting
I
Work with Haley Stevens in the past and people on here have been dumping unbelievable loads of crap on her for weeks
She's super earners hard-working public servant
I defend her from the attacks and I sometimes point out the unbelievable hypocrisy of the attackers
I've met off the wall said and as I said, he's smart and charismatic candidate
But he's also never won a primary taken on a Republican let alone defeated him
You are not at all concerned that APEC is spending $40 million a smear on the left side
and Haley Stevens, the preferred candidate who has no objection to Israel's genocide
and occupation of Palestinians. Her position is wildly out of sync with the majority of
Democrats.
I honestly believe that an organization like APEC would spend $50 million to defeat any
candidate campaigning with Hassad Piker. After the truly outrageous, disgusting things he
He has said about Jews.
I am definitely going to super back money, but let's get real, dude.
First of all, first of all, smear a tendon.
Okay.
That is an insane thing to admit you fucking psychopath.
50 million dollars for the pro israel lobby is worth it if they're using it against the
fucking twitch streamer you don't like what the fuck
This is the most, I'mma be honest. I mean, Nierotanett has worked with the Clintons, right?
Like, this is a person that has worked in virtually every Democratic administration, okay?
Okay. So the fact that this person that is a figurehead of the center of power in the
Democratic Party is saying unhinged shit like this is so crazy. First of all, thank you
for thinking that I'm worth $50 million of slander, okay? That's greatly overestimating
my impact. And secondly, this is exactly all you need to know, okay? This is all you need
you know about these people's priorities. 50 million Apex spending for a pro genocide
Pro Israel candidate is fine as long as it's a lesson for other candidates to stay away
way from an anti-Zionist Twitch streamer. Absolutely insane priorities for the woman
who claims she wants to defeat Trump. You better be calling her Smira, slapsis lander.
Yes. I am calling her that. Yeah, this is deja vu times two, by the way. Are you a child with a
child's brain? Why wouldn't you simply support candidates that agree with your vision? I don't
I'm going to give a fuck of a candidate campaigns with you. I care about policies.
That 50 million is just over the entire annual budget of capital amount.
Incredible stuff. By the way, who is funding center for American progress?
Who is funding center for American progress? Who are their top donors?
A lot of their funding is private.
Now I know.
I said smear to TANF folks.
She said 50 million in APEC spending for a pro-genocide pro-Zero candidate is fine as
As long as it's a lesson for the other candidates to stay away from an anti-zionist Twitch streamer,
absolutely insane priorities for the woman who claims she wants to defeat Trump.
Nira also thinks a moderate like Hailey Stevens holding Netanyahu to account has more sway.
No, she doesn't.
She knows exactly why.
She knows exactly.
She is supporting Hailey Stevens partially because she's a moderate and partially because
she's pro-Israel because Nira Tandon is pro-Israel.
Neurotand has been fucking pictured with Benjamin and Yao a million times over.
Neurotand also works for Israel to a certain degree. She works for, I assume, the military
industrial complex too.
No offense, ain't no way you're worth spending 50 million on. Yeah, I agree. I think Neurotand
that is insane.
Yeah, cap literally has
blinking on their board of
directors. So
what is this?
Right here we have a homeless encampment, there's beds right here, people are sleeping,
we have umbrellas.
This is what's happening in Mayor Mamdani's New York City.
This is where someone lives, this is their clothes.
Why are you going through their ship, man?
They have an umbrella, hand sanitizer, keeping clean, so that's good.
And behind here we have a suitcase, we have a pineapple, take a look at this.
We also have tequila.
Wow, newsflash, breaking news, homeless people exist.
I was crazy. I can't believe it.
Netanyahu appearing on some of the Rosenberg show, claims Mamdani champions
Hamas and apologizes and accuses for Iran. He has threatened to arrest you
time and time again which we know we really can't do but wow I lost his
complexion every time he puts a smile on my eyes dude smile on my face smile in
my eyes you think he's wearing these colors to make it seem like he's less
purple than he actually is that's a true question it's working it's working
He's purple for an amazing reason.
He seems pretty step-fast on arresting you when you get here.
I know you're going to come speak at the UN in September, and we have a trip to come
into D.C., but are you nervous that he may try that when you get here in September?
No, I think you should look at who is condemning the U.S. praising.
He's condemning Israel, the one democracy that stands shoulder to shoulder with American
in the Soviet Union, soldiers fight shoulder to shoulder with the American valiant soldiers.
But who does he champion? Hamas, that calls openly to massacre every Jew on Earth, that
conducted that horrible massacre, the most massacres on Jews since the Holocaust. He
basically apologizes and accuses for Iran, the greatest terror regime on Earth. That
opened the calls for the murder of President Trump and other senior officials and so on.
So he's with the terror axis. And I think the problem is the mayor of New York is with
the terror axis. What is he saying? He's like, yeah, I'm going to come to New York. I won't
be arrested. And also we're going to drone strike Gracie mansion. Like what the fuck?
know that he doesn't recognize or he doesn't care that those who hate the Jews
and Israel ultimately hate America and in fact I think secretly he hates America
I'm not even sure it's secretly anymore yeah definitely definitely the mayor in
New York hates America not fucking Sid Rosenberg
What is this? Hey, HankyPanky, new Hasanba videos drop seems to be getting popular.
Hasanpiker savior of the third world, the wizard of wit.
Dog, what the fuck is wrong with you? Why would I watch this shit?
Why in the- dude, if I want- if I want analysis from the dumbest fucking slop tubers of all
time, I already have one goat for that. His name is more Pegaslop, okay? His name is more Pegaslop,
who is actually making it quite difficult for me
to do trade, to continue doing trade with the beautiful nation of Singapore, okay?
What is happening? We watched one time and you guys are now,
Now you guys are now hitting the fucking hitting the hitting the slop tuber hitting as many
Many slops are possible.
Pegaslop.
Pegaslop, the goat of being caned.
It's fun to make fun of them.
Yeah, but who cares?
Oh, breaking news, bipartisan Wisconsin elections commission voted 5-1 to refer Elon Musk to prosecutors after finding probable cause he illegally offered $1 million to sway voters in the 2025 Wisconsin Supreme Court election.
Wisconsin elections are not for sale. Oh my God, that'd be so sick.
Dr. Jihad, don't you got a class to teach more at Streamer Ute, yes.
I genuinely think Elon Musk is too rich to go to prison.
I'll say it.
I don't think this controversial take.
I think he is far too wealthy to ever see the inside of a prison, unless maybe it's
a Chinese prison somehow, but even then they wouldn't dare.
They wouldn't dare to do something to an American billionaire anyway.
If he was a Chinese billionaire, that would be a different question.
Ingham, this CNN report came out that listed 10 of the worst states of live in 2026.
All the states on this list Trump won every state except Georgia.
How does that make any sense?
Hmm.
Now check out this recent list, 650 CEOs were polled and they rated the best states in which
to do business.
That wait did Laura Ingham cover the workers deserve deserve more rally from the from DSA. Oh
My god, that's I didn't even fucking cover it
What the fuck is happening, dude
What the absolute fuck is going on Fox news is covering like whatever
Whatever like online town hall that DSA is doing
Top 10, including Texas, Florida, Tennessee, Georgia, South Carolina, are Republican.
They're run by Republicans except Virginia, which is at number 10, and North Carolina
kind of a purple state at number five.
So money and people, resources, are pouring into red states.
So how do the socialists brush this off?
Well, they do so either by ignoring it or distorting the data or the little help from
their friends. This CNBC report just comes out. They listed the 10 worst states to live
in for 2026. All the states on this list, okay, Trump won every state except Georgia
in 2020.
I wonder why.
And the list included four of the top 10 states for business. How does that make any sense?
They have kind of a weird calculus there, but this is obviously a blatant effort to dismiss
and denigrate more conservative states.
Or maybe it makes you think that states that have better redistributive policies, better
social expenditures, oftentimes happen to be blue states, of course, end up having urbanized
areas with higher population density, and sometimes even better public transit.
And that automatically makes it a better state to live in, and certainly a better state to
do business in.
It turns out tax havens are not that great.
If tax havens also mean worse infrastructure overall, a less livable area overall, I know
So for a fact, Oklahoma is a low cost site for example, or Boeing.
But they have a lot, they have a very hard time attracting talent to stay in Oklahoma,
because it's fucking Oklahoma.
It's really nothing new.
Why does Fox News assume its viewer is a business?
Because they're the most brainbroken dullards of all time.
all literally think they're big business. It's all the money-getter boomers who have the only
wealth in this country at this point who greatly overestimate the amount of wealth that they have
and think that they are all big business CEOs.
Some of them are small business owners. None of them are big business owners.
And these are on shows of the most brainbroken yet tax. Zoramumdani froze the rent and served
himself some taxpayer funded cake. Then rents hit an all-time high. Vixi rates reached a
high since COVID and he proposed a 20% raise for himself. Incredible stuff.
Taxpayer funded cake, dude.
Yes. I,
unlike the Fox news watchers and a big business,
as you guys know, import and export.
That is the name of the game. Ladies and gentlemen,
check the suit. I'm a big business guy.
And as a big business guy, sometimes I think twice about doing business in the beautiful
state of Singapore even though I want to, because I love it.
I love it so much and it hurts my feelings.
Yeah I saw this, billionaires are trying to push for open primaries in New York City.
Zoran Mamdani opposes them. Emma Bloomberg is pushing for it. Her data company is providing
info to the group agitating for the change. Mike Bloomberg has long supported open primaries.
This is like when the NCAA banned dunking to stop Karim Abdul-Jabbar.
Central's trying to find a young catalyst figure to rival Zoran, and the best thing
come up with Mike Bloomberg's daughter. How about doing business in Argentina? Argentina's
peso is officially worthless. Yo, this is when you buy the fucking dip, dude. Folks,
this is when you buy the dip. This is not financial advice. I don't know anything about
I think knowing about finances is reactionary.
Knowing about finances counter-revolutionary is bourgeois behavior.
Okay?
And I very proudly don't know anything about finance.
So let's get to-
Dems turn on each other as socialists wing grows.
Did you see Josh Gottheimer deleted this tweet and then reposted this after you-
you. Oh yeah, I quote retweeted his ass and then he deleted it. I guess, because he like,
he shit on Ro Khanna.
What is this seven minute segment?
Same old socialist song and dance. That's the focus of tonight's angle.
All right, it's failed everywhere it's been tried, but that's not stopping them.
The big DSA agenda rollout, oh, it's in a few hours, and it's going to be where the
activists who've built and accomplished zero.
Wait, what the fuck?
I can't believe she's promowing.
The official launch of workers deserve more from the DSA National Political Education
Committee.
Do you think Laura is DSA left?
Yes. Yes. She's a Maoist. She's a strict. She's not even in favor of a clean break or a dirty break. She's anti-electoralist.
I mean, she does combat liberalism. She does combat liberalism every day. You know who else did that? Mao Zedong.
wrong. It's definitely part of mug. Try to convince you to ditch our entire economic
system for slavery to the state under socialism. We will use government to respond to rising
prices and unaffordable groceries. We must secure housing for all. Dignified, truly
affordable housing for all. Yeah, she doesn't want DSA to vote in elections. That's true.
She does not want, she does not want DSA to participate in the electoral process.
She combats liberalism.
I think it really should be done all over this country, universal child care, make it
free.
Now, ironically, the effort's called, workers deserve more.
But I'm telling you, after going through this, there is literally workers obviously
deserve less.
Nothing in this agenda for a person in America who actually wants to work.
It will help the rich people.
They'll help faux academics who get wired into any type of socialist bureaucracy.
And of course, socialism will help freeloaders who don't want to work.
But let's say you live outside of Columbus, maybe have a few kids, perhaps a joint income
of, I don't know, 100K, 125K, maybe even have a little business.
Well, this socialist agenda will absolutely destroy your way of life.
Okay, let's go through a few of it, a few of the agenda items.
No more drug enforcement, okay?
War on drugs.
It means drugs will flood your neighborhood.
No more ice or border enforcement, so your wages will be depressed by a never-ending
flood of foreign workers.
And a living wage?
Not if businesses have an unlimited number of migrants to choose from.
Oh, and also no more mandatory minimums for criminals or cash bail.
Goodbye safety and suburbia, so that's great for criminals.
It's terrible for women and children, men too.
But wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
They promised free college for all.
Well, forget the how they're gonna do that.
We've already tried high school.
Wait.
None of this seems bad.
What is going on?
Is it just,
is the method just to like do a voice
when describing stuff and just be like,
it's not possible, stupid.
School education for all, that's free.
Look at what happened there.
With liberals mostly in control,
classroom learning has been replaced
with pass-through education.
So if the left knew how to educate people,
Baltimore, Chicago would have fabulous schools.
Of course, both have lousy schools.
And look, they do promise, you heard Mom Donnie there,
housing for all.
Well, that sounds great.
And to you remember,
government can't build much of anything.
California's high-speed rail debacle,
and let's not forget Biden's infrastructure bill,
where they pushed 7.5 billion to build
500,000 charging ports by 2030.
Well, at last count of those 500,000,
only 384 had been built at a whopping 70 charging stations
to the math there.
Now, imagine what the government would do to housing
if this is the-
Yeah, I wonder if there was another government
that came in and dismantled the entire program
and also reprioritized oil and gas.
If there was, there's some that happened
after the Biden administration
that we're currently living through, hmm, hmm.
Yeah, I can't seem to put my finger on it.
I don't know, it's probably irrelevant.
Their track record.
And as for their mandate to control rent control,
all that means is that no one will be able to invest
and fixing up their buildings, or build new apartment buildings, why?
Because there's just not enough of an upside.
It's called business.
So that's another whammy on the working class.
Then as usual, the Medicare for all promises.
So in that situation, doctors get paid less.
The best don't even go into medicine.
Even more foreign nurses and doctors, when they're imported, we're going to get to that
issue later in the show.
And that happens, health care ends up being rationed.
The working people get hosed as rich people.
What do they do?
Well, they just sign up for concierge care.
It doesn't matter to them.
And as for the DSA's pledge to greatly reduce military spending, well, what does that do?
That just opens the door to China's eventual dominance in our hemisphere, just as Trump
is beginning to push them out.
And how would living under the CCP actually help our working people?
Hmm. Well, then that might be the reason that socialists want to do this.
I'd love to live under the socialist rule of, of the CCP.
And the other items in the socialist grab bag, we've already demolished the 32
hour work week. Oh, that sounds fun.
But that would simply mean more businesses would go under.
And of course, if these socialists really wanted to help the average working
person, I liked it, dude, it's awesome.
I, it's all, this agenda will never work.
it sucks. Look at these socialists. They only want bad things. Now, of course, it sounds
like it's good things. It sounds like things that you might actually like, but let me tell
you, it's bad and it's not good. Don't even think about it being good. After all, I'm
using a mocking tone when talking about the things that they're trying to advance. That's
That's literally the summarization.
You put this shit through like a AI bot and it would feed out this output for you.
There's no commentary.
There's no critique.
Why would the businesses go under if there were a 32-hour work week?
And people eat this shit up.
What would they do?
Really wanted to help them.
They would want to learn from the red states where the average working person is doing
a lot better comparatively.
That's not true.
Wait, doesn't she then follow that up with, look at all of these big business owners saying
red states are dog shit to invest in.
Wait, that's right after.
What the fuck?
Now check out this recent list.
650 CEOs were polled and they rated the best states in which to do business.
10 including Texas, Florida, Tennessee, Georgia, South Carolina, a Republican, they were run
by Republicans except what is going on, bro.
No, no fucking no irony.
She just went and look at all these fucking CEOs saying these red states are actually
dog shit.
How dare they?
Yeah, the real in touch with the working class lady, Laura Ingram, who works approximately
six total hours.
The trick is these are the top ten worst states to live in.
Virginia, which is at number 10 in North Carolina, kind of a purple state at number five.
No, look, she's gonna say it right now.
the worst states for businesses are pouring into red states.
So how do the socialists brush this off? Well, they do so either by ignoring it or, yeah,
these are America's worst 10 states to live in. Sorry, I, it's the best states to do business
in is the worst states to live in starting the data or the little help from, by the way,
the data does not support this. Okay. The data does not support the data does support
that these are the worst states to live in. But it doesn't support that it's the best
states to do business in. You wanna know why? Because not like there's more economic activity
taking place in these fucking states, it's still happening in the goddamn blue states.
That's it, with some exceptions. Which is why when CEOs say these are the best states to
do business in, the question should be, well, why aren't they doing business there? And
why are they instead doing business in the beautiful nation of Singapore? Because Singapore
has
profound respect
for law and order with the exception of one man and one man only his name is
more pegasus he lives in singapore
and he slanders people in the cyber stocks people
he also slanders the great reputation of the nation's state of singapore
everybody knows i'm a big business ceo look at the suit check it out obviously
i love commerce i love
shipping international lanes of traffic where commerce flows through is only
is the only thing I think about.
The only thing I think about, and guess what?
Things have gotten a lot stranger as of late because I want to do business in the beautiful
nation state of Singapore, but there is something that is stopping me from doing business in
the beautiful nation state of Singapore that is more Pegaslop.
That's right, more Pegaslop, who consistently slanders my good reputation, Singapore, fix
this problem right now, and my heart is yours.
Okay?
My business is yours.
More importantly than my heart, which has always been with you, my business, my cold,
hard cash, and dollars, that will be with you, Singapore.
state, not nation state, but a nation state in my heart nonetheless. That's right. On
that note, ladies and gentlemen, we're at seven hours and I'm tired. I just wanted to
leave you with this, uh, you know, beautiful story. You must pray to the ghost of Lee
Kuan Yew. If you want this to happen every night, I pray to the ghost of Lee Kuan Yew.
He lives in my heart and he lives in my mind and my soul and in my conscience.
Singapore comes to me in my dreams.
My life for Singapore.
Anyway.
Wait.
Is the reason you've been monitoring this situation for five months is because of your
business mind and aspirations?
Yes, duh. This is a community comprised entirely of people engaging in commerce in international
shipping. Hello. Why do you think I care so much about the Strait of Hormones? I want
it to be opened right now. I want my ships. I am, okay. My last name is not Piker. It's
It's Maersk, okay. It's Maersk. It's time to be honest and open with all of you. I'm
Hassan Maersk. And a lot of my ships, some of you already know this is a merchant community,
merchant marines, right? A lot of my ships are stuck in the Persian Gulf right now, okay?
right. They're stuck in the Persian Gulf and that's why I monitor the situation every day.
And that's why I already follow the official maritime and port authority of the nation of
Singapore, the driving force behind Singapore's port and maritime development. Hashtag Maritime SG
You've never talked about your Danish maresk heritage before I know it's cuz I'm humble
It's cuz I'm humble
That's why
Anyway, I love you guys and I will see you tomorrow for more shipping and shipping related needs and more situation monitoring as always
But, on that note tonight, I bid you adieu, I bid you farewell.
Stunning of my introduction, starring off the day.
All the chatter's tricklin' in, I'll sell people hay.
Sunny Los Angeles, California, says the sun.
Stunlock to the stunlock, to the top, it's just begun.
Cause there is again, a sound is streaming, a sound is streaming
Leave you in a shiny astray, Terran Kyle, please
Sun in as many chattelers, giving grinning's grace
Zoran winning NYC, walk two back with the force
The roguin' of the left to me, a dumb nimble, still a course.
A Charlie Kirk assassination, a fear and online show.
Eight full fucking years of this, and plenty more to go.
Doing fun stuff tomorrow, throw PBS up on the screen
A man made for reaction, brought to you by this life's dream
Cause there he is again, a son is streaming
A son is streaming, there he is again A son is streaming, a son is streaming
Can't doubt in the DNC IRL will march the good
Committing the propaganda to shut down people's throats
CBS Israeli news, a coup, a regime falls
A full-blown fascist takeover and still the duty calls
Total red equalization coming out to sea
The system where he'll always fail, it's up to you and me
All these daily streets, whether short or whether long
I've held millions of people keep it moving right along
Cause there he is again, a son is streaming
A son is streaming
There he is again, a son is streaming
A son is streaming
But hey, what can you say, that's BBS for you?
But he'll play games real soon, just you wait
Say hey, what can you say, that's BBS for you?
But he'll move on real soon, just you wait
Ba da da, ba da da, ba da da da da da da da
What can you say? Hey, that's PBS for you,
But he'll pull your lungs real soon, just you wait
Shada da, shada da, shada da da da da,
What can you say? Hey, that's PBS for you,
But he'll do APIs real soon, just you wait
But hey, what can you say, that's PBS for you?
Brought up by viewers like you, just you wait, just you wait