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Crackle and Influencer, Son Piker
Dirtbag, Laugh, Hassan, Piker
Pro-Terrorism, Pro-Hamas
The Sand, Piker
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Hopefully it will continue being fine now that I changed the
uh and change the the encoding new computer same shit no that's not same shit it's different problems
as a matter of fact it's awesome it's awesome what the fuck where are you going all right it's fine
just let you leave let her let her she doesn't want to be she doesn't like the new bed all right um
what are you doing to your computer's all dude i don't want to fucking talk about it okay i don't
I don't want to talk about it.
I don't want to, I want to not focus on it.
I am, I don't know where to even begin, okay?
Last night, the computer fucking died again.
Ever since David put a new GPU in
because the old GPU was leaking,
the computer just keeps shutting off, okay?
The big beefy one that I have keeps shutting off.
Now I obviously have two different PCs in the house
on top of this one that I have here,
the normal PC that I use.
We haven't been able to figure out what the problem is and anytime anytime there's a new fix
It's just there's a 12 other additional issues
We've like put a new GPU and we put another fucking we put new RAM in it just sucks
It sucks. I don't know what the fuck it is. It's it's cursed. It's fucking cursed. I feel like I
Feel like Mossad is responsible for it. Okay, I feel like I have I just have little agents
That come into my house and tweak my shit every fucking night is this morning. I woke up in them
This morning I woke up and the PC busted again, and I was like alright fuck this okay
You know it is what it is
See I spyware for sure. Yeah CIA Massad. It's everything. It's KGB FSB
Everyone is doing it. Okay. Everyone is doing it to me. I
What the fuck is this? What the fuck is happening? What is going on?
I have to fix the settings on this stupid fucking PC because it's a new PC. And of course because the
Because it's a new PC, I have to figure out where the hell is the goddamn
System defaults because my default is edge apparently
Aye aye aye apps apps default apps
Google Chrome. Make Google Chrome the default browser. Okay, this should be fine. All right,
there it is. It works. It fixed it. Anyway, but yeah, that's personal news. Okay, that's
personal news. There's a lot going on in the world. There's a lot going on in my
life as a chud ass loser. I just watched a lot of Mad Men last night. I watched Mad Men until like
I've been watching a lot of Mad Men and I watched Mad Men until like one AM pretty much one AM Pacific.
And then afterwards after I went to sleep I woke up early had to get this computer ship fixed.
won my basketball game. So that was good. That was cool. That made me feel a little bit better.
Did an interview with an international outlet. And that's it. It's gearing up for the onslaught.
Gearing up for the onslaught of nonsense that is going to take place in the upcoming three to four
days, possibly the next week. Curciversary, Trump-Aluza, the Republican Convention. It's
It's going to be a clip show, Kirk Aversary coming up, you know, on Wednesday, obviously
this is the Eva Kirk Aversary.
We're about to, we're about to enter one AK, one year after Kirk, and then obviously
9-11 as well.
So yeah, this is Kirk Miss Eve.
isn't Zelda in the stream title. I watched your interview with Fox as a European. It feels surreal
how they speak as a new channel supervises. Is this the standard in USA? Yes. Unfortunately,
it is the standard. It's not only the standard, it's the most popular news broadcast in the country.
So yeah, there's a lot going on. There's a lot going on in the world. We're going to be talking
about that tomorrow is the Eve. Wait. Oh yeah, you're right. Tomorrow is the Eve. This is
This is the eve before the eve, 9-10.
This is not, yeah, anyway, we got elections coming up later in New Hampshire as well, New
Hampshire primaries, DSA faces latest test in Senate race with Karishma Monsour, we'll
talk about that, obviously.
But yeah, even Kirk, when he level 10 today to summon him, yeah, we'll do, we'll, we'll
do all of that and more.
Of course, yes, please subscribe to the Piker broadcasting services for independent media.
You already know, do you have a middle name?
Yeah, it's daddy.
All right, 9 11 families held a presser.
A lot of them mentioned you as a reason why Zoran shouldn't come.
Yeah.
assumed that that is what's going on. 9 11 families demand mom Donnie not show his face.
At 1721. Okay, we'll look at it. Yeah, well, I mean, look, it's totally ridiculous. Okay.
Wait, that I don't know the link that you sent me doesn't go that far. By the way,
maybe they cut it. They might have chopped it.
It literally ends before 17 minutes.
It ends at 15 minutes. So none of the...
Anyway, we'll talk about that, obviously.
We'll talk about that.
Speaking of 9-11, in terms of like conservatives and how much they use and abuse the memory of
9-11. Trump did something new. Trump has spoken about 9-11 a lot. He's spoken about it in very
strange ways immediately after 9-11. He's done it all. Except there's something totally new
and totally unique that he had not, he had not done before. He's claiming to be a 9-11
survivor, which is, this is, I like, I like when people do fun and new things. Okay.
I like when people go crazy mode and just decide to make some shit up that no one has made up before, right?
I mean, I guess stealing valor, like stealing 9-11 valor is like as American as claiming indigenous ancestry.
It is definitely like a boomer thing, right?
So we'll obviously talk about that. We'll talk about all of that and more, a lot going
on in the world, not much going on in my world, obviously. We'll get into all of that though.
Let's get it twisted. Let's get it started. Let's blast off. Obviously, so much to discuss,
much discourse. Zoran races Zoran 9-11 panic. Panic as Ron releases new docs on
Brown zero UK sanctions on Israel
Canada imposes tariffs on US Trumpa Palooza
Clip show convention
Satan yahoo new of October 7 Miami crash straight clothes case a Yemen we got a lot we got a lot to talk about and more
get in now. This is a big beefy day. Let's be real. Maybe because yesterday was Labor
Day. There wasn't a lot of, of, uh, there wasn't a lot of discourse. There wasn't a
lot of news. Um, but today is a news heavy day, folks. It is going to be a
news heavy day. The tail great 9 11 coverage 25 year anniversary. Yeah. What is this?
Trey Parker Matt Stone announced. Wait, is this real? South Park will be renamed South
America inspired by the bravery and patriotism of Apple and Google. We are changing the
name of South Park to South America. We especially want to thank our parent company
paramount a skydance capitulation. Will you play Grand Theft Auto No Pixel 5 today? No,
I will not be doing that. I don't know why you thought I would be doing that. It's kind
of crazy that you thought that that was happening, but it's not. I'm glad that there's, you
know, no pixel is back. It's popping. People are playing. I love no pixel. It's wonderful.
great. But is it glorping again? More artifacting. Nice. Okay. Well, a couple L's here and there folks,
it happens. We're running on a AMD platform now, which is supposed to be better, but it clearly
isn't. So just a baby F for one second. Yeah, you're in the
matrix. All right. Let's get started on new Trump revelations on 9 11. Now much hay is
made about me, Hassan Piker, and what I have said about 9 11. I was, of course, faithful
2019 afternoon, talking about the concept of blowback for which there is much academic consensus.
When I said America deserved 9-11, I said, fuck it, I'm saying America deserved 9-11. We totally
did. We brought it on ourselves. Those were the lines that will live in infamy.
And of course, for the month after that, all the way back in 2019, despite my immediate apology for the language that I had used, I got death threats, Fox News ranked coverage, nonstop, Dan Crenshaw cried about it, all this stuff.
And for years, it wasn't that big of a deal because people understood exactly what I was saying.
And I even thought I got a little bit of vindication in the 20th anniversary of 9-11 when a lot of these documentaries started coming out where they looked back at the American government's involvement with the Mujahideen, with the Taliban, the forces that comprised of the Taliban, the forces that created Al Qaeda.
And how much our interventions and our aiding and abetting of these forces ended up creating this backlight, right?
This violent heinous act that took the lives of 3,000 Americans.
But for years and years, people didn't really bring this up as a talking point, except
until I aligned myself with Zohran Kwame Mamdani when he was running for mayor of New York City
where 9-11 happened.
Andrew Cuomo, the disgraced former governor of New York state and a sex pest deployed
that as a strategy against Zohran Mamdani when he realized that his campaign was falling
apart when he realized that he had no shot at victory. It was his last act, and it failed.
It demonstrably failed.
So Al-Mumdani is now the mayor. He is now the beloved mayor of New York City, perhaps one
of the only mayors in New York history, especially in contemporary New York history, to actually
be popular because he's delivering on his agenda.
But that did not stop the forces that oppose the left flank, that oppose socialism in this
country from continuing to hit the 9-11 accusations, to associate my name with 9-11 and to associate
candidates, especially Muslim candidates with my name and 9-11.
This is seen as an opportunity to connect Muslim candidates with 9-11 without being,
know, overboard with their Islamophobic smears. At least for many people, for many conservatives,
it is seen as a, as a permissible connection. Oh, this guy Hassan, he loves 9 11. This guy
Abdul loves Hassan by transitive property. Abdul loves 9 11. Now all of it is ridiculous,
but unfortunately Islamophobia is not really considered a bad thing in mainstream outlets.
therefore many of them carry this racialized agitative propaganda against these socialist or
socialist curious or even relatively progressive Muslim candidates. Right? So you know all of this
stuff, but what you perhaps did not know about is this. From the immediate aftermath of 9-11
until 25 years into the future, many conservatives have either, A, set a version of America Deserve 9-11 on their own, as I've talked about before.
Pat Robertson comes to mind. Jerry Falwell is another one.
or B, have used the tragedy of 9-11 to their advantage. For some, their advantage was to justify waging war in the Middle East.
For others, it was to foment Islamophobia. For others, it was the demand support for Israel.
Israel is also fighting against the same dangerous Islamic hordes.
That was Benjamin Netanyahu who utilized the incident to his advantage.
All the while, our own government denied healthcare to the first responders for many years and had to be pushed by a comedian by the name of John Stewart to finally offer them what is just, what is righteous, what is appropriate, healthcare, comprehensive healthcare coverage for
for the cancerous toxic pollutants that they inhaled at Ground Zero as they tried to save as many lives as possible.
But in spite of all of that, there's one man who has always talked about 9-11 in much more careless ways,
even the morning of 9-11, a man from New York City.
city. A man who at the time was a real estate developer and maybe a television personality.
A man who loved going on the radio. His name is Donald Trump. So I want to start off with
how Donald Trump has spoken about 9-11 and then end the story with what Donald Trump
has done recently that is new and unique and perhaps the funniest thing he's ever said.
So in the morning of 9-11, Donald Trump went on a radio show. Does anyone have the clip?
Do we have the clip of Donald Trump talking about 9-Eleven?
Thank you Ron Filipowski of Midas Touch editor-in-chief.
He has it ready to go.
This was Donald Trump's initial reaction on the morning of 9-11, September 11, 2001.
You have one of the landmark buildings down in the financial district, Forty Wall Street.
Did you have any damage or did you know what's happened down there?
Well it was an amazing phone call.
Forty Wall Street actually was the second tallest building in downtown Manhattan and
it was actually before the World Trade Center was the tallest and then when they built
World Trade Center became known as the second tallest and now it's the tallest. And I just spoke to my
Donald. Yeah
On september 13th 2001 Donald trump gave two interviews claiming first he sent over 100 men
Been inflating it to hundreds of workers at ground zero years later. He claimed he worked the pile
This was two days after september 11th 2001
I think we'll do fine.
Donald, what do you think about all this?
You're a developer, you've built buildings all your life.
Well, there's never been anything like this.
It's disgraceful.
And I hope we attack fast.
I hope we find out who it is and go fast.
Okay.
Why do you want to come down here today?
I have about a hundred men working down here.
So just to spur them on. Hi folks.
And I hear doing an amazing job.
I just want to get some support.
Is it meant from here at the moment?
Yeah, it's meant from my company. We have another hundred coming in a little while.
And how long have they been down here?
They've been down here for about a day and a half.
Have you talked to other developers? Are they donating their time, their men's work?
Well, I hope they are. I haven't really focused on that.
But we have a lot of people coming down here and a lot of people down here now.
They're brave guys. A couple of them got hurt.
But I just want to spur them on a little bit.
What did you think when you heard about this?
down to ground zero. Ground zero is a disaster.
I've never seen anything like this. I hope we act very quickly. I hope we find out who
did it
and act accordingly and quickly.
Do you have any plans to donate money to the widows and children's fund for their
fallen father?
Certainly, but I've done it over the years and it certainly sounds like a good idea.
I've never seen anything like it. I've seen too huge.
You know what's really interesting?
Never let a crisis go to waste, Donald.
He's always been this guy.
This is not new.
Donald Trump has always been this guy.
He sees the towers crumbling and his initial reaction is, well, my tower is now the longest.
My tower is now the tallest.
Every crisis is an opportunity for him to present himself as a savior, to present himself as a good guy.
He doesn't give a shit about anything.
Always at the scene of the crime.
Always up to no good.
There's 110 story buildings that are reduced to rubble, thousands and thousands of lives.
I just got to see something that I've never seen before.
I have hundreds of men inside working right now and we're bringing down another 125
in a little while and they've never done work like this before.
they're hardworking people but they've never seen anything like it and they've
never they've never done work like this before it's terrible tell me what it's
like at ground zero tell me about the workers that you saw and what they're
doing there well not only is it devastation but it's very dangerous
because every few minutes a whistle would go off and everybody would just
run because you have all the buildings around it which are in such a weakened
state that people just don't know and so they just have to take off and
then they come back and they're working under 50-story buildings that
You don't know if they're going to fall down.
So it's a terrible thing for the workers,
and it's a terrible thing for the world, really.
How have you spoken to any of your men?
Do you know how they're reacting to this?
Because emotionally, this must be so incredibly difficult.
Well, there are a lot of them, but they've never seen bodies
like this.
And then the bodies all over, the great thing
is when they find somebody that's alive, like the five
firemen that they just found a little while ago.
So that's the great thing, and that's
what they're all striving for.
generally speaking, that's not what the case. That's not the case. So they are working very,
very hard, but it's, it's a very depressing situation for these folks.
But that's not all. As a matter of fact, Donald Trump continued lying about what he was doing on
9 11, lying about, uh, or, and, and weaponizing 9 11 over and over again, as many Americans love
to do. Weaponizing it against enemies, weaponizing against the entirety of the Muslim world.
Donald Trump is no different in that regard. At a 9-11 commemoration of Pentagon on Wednesday,
Trump expanded on his lengthy history of recollections of September 11, 2001. This was
all the way back in 2019. He said, I vividly remember when I first heard the news. I was
sitting at home watching a major business television show early that morning.
Jack Welsh, the legendary head of general electric,
was about to be interviewed when all of a sudden they cut away.
At first there were three reports. It was a boiler flyer,
but I knew boilers aren't at the top of the building.
It was a kitchen explosion in the windows on the world.
Nobody really knew what happened. There was great confusion.
I was looking out of a window from a building in midtown Manhattan,
directly at the World Trade Center.
When I saw second plane at a tremendous speed, go into the second
tower. It was then that I realized the world was going to change soon after I went down
to ground zero with men who worked for me to try to help in any little way we could.
This was a lie in 2015 when he was on the campaign trail. He had made a similar lie.
He had repeated a similar lie. I have a window in my apartment that specifically
was aimed at the World Trade Center because of the beauty of the whole downtown Manhattan.
And I watched as people jumped and I watched as second playing come in.
Now, Donald Trump was, there's, we have some insight into what he was doing.
9 11 and we'll get to that in a second. But I want to continue on this trajectory. I want to
continue along this path. So we know what he said on the morning of 9 11.
But Donald Trump had a lot of observations on 9 11 2001 had a lot of observations
had a lot of involvement as well by his own claims.
One of them was that Donald Trump, when he was running at a campaign rally in 2015 and
in the 2015-2016 cycle, Donald Trump falsely said thousands and thousands of Muslims in
New Jersey, in Jersey City cheered the destruction of the Twin Towers.
So now Donald Trump had not only observed people jumping out of the Twin Towers on
11, he had not only observed directly the plane hitting the twin towers, but he had now,
he started claiming that he had observed Arabs on the rooftops of Jersey city.
Donald Trump said, I watched in Jersey city, New Jersey where thousands of thousands of
people were cheering as that building was coming down.
Trump claimed at a rally in November of 2015.
of course, was an urban myth and a lie that Donald Trump had repeated back when fact checkers
were running the gamut. They gave this a pants on fire on the PolitiFact Truthometer.
He also refused to back down from these comments after a spark to firestorm. There were people
that were cheering on the other side of New Jersey where you have a large Arab population.
He told ABC's George Stephanopoulos the next day Trump also insisted falsely that it was well covered at the time
The claim is of course a conspiracy theory that had no evidence or reports to back it up
Trump himself had made no mention of celebration at the time
Media outlets that fact-checked the claim including the washington post and newark star ledger could find only isolated unverified reports
Donald trump also claimed he saw people jumping from world trade center from his midtown apartment
CNN pointed out that Trump's apartment in Trump Tower is located more than four miles
away from World Trade Center, making this claim dubious at best.
He got 150,000 in economic recovery aid for small businesses for his building at 40 Wall
Street.
Trump was one of many big names who got recovery funds after the attack from a New
York state agency called Empire State Development Corporation.
So he also benefited financially from 9-11.
Not only did he say, oh, my tower is now the tallest tower on Wall Street.
Look at that on the morning of 9 11, you got $150,000 from the New York state agency
called the Empire State Development Corporation.
Trump's building fit the criteria for a it was South of Manhattan's 14th street had suffered
economic harm from the attacks and employed fewer than 500 people.
But the last condition was controversial.
The New York Daily News found that in 2006 that the program had ignored the federal
definition of small business and adopted a much looser standard.
Trump of course is not the only one in Trump world that financially benefited
from 9-11, Howard Lutnick, Howard Lutnick's entire company was on the world, was in the
World Trade Center.
Howard Lutnick himself successfully prosecuted, successfully sued the airlockers for Lutnick
and then turned around, refused to redistribute the Bromsted trial.
Bromsted, I know it's effing.
Hold on.
What the fuck?
Hold on.
Hold.
Hold.
We're back.
Okay.
He's magenta for an amazing reason.
Shut up, chat.
I know.
I know there's problems.
Please stop.
I know there's problems.
I know.
We're just gonna fucking deal with it.
Okay?
please. It's just maybe for like 10 seconds at most, okay? And everyone loses their fucking minds.
Anyway, Howard Lutnick in Trump World was also another figure that made tremendous financial
gains off of 9-11.
Howard Lutnick's brother died at 9-11 in 9-11 in the towers.
Howard Lutnick's entire firm, Cantor vs. Gerald, like most of the firm, died on 9-11.
Howard Lutnick was not there.
He successfully sued the airlines for allowing 9-11 to happen and then refused to distribute
the awards from said trial, evenly against the victims.
And he took a major lion's share of the awards given
to Cantor Fitzgerald.
At the time, he made a very controversial choice
to distribute the award that they got from said trial
by shares.
Epstein's neighbor and close associate
friend Howard Lutnick took the majority, if I recall correctly, of the awards from said
trial against the airliners.
So once again, Donald Trump was not the only one who financially benefited from 9-11.
Trump also ignored the pleas to help the 9-11 First Responders pass the reauthorization of
the James Zidroga Act.
If you recall earlier, Congress never acted for years and years to offer sufficient aid
to the 9-11 First Responders.
They had to be bullied and pushed by a comedian, a comedian by the name of John Stewart.
Donald Trump, being the New Yorker, was asked to also show support.
He ignored the police to help 9-11 first straws pass the reauthorization of the James Zadroga
Act, the law that set up a health care fund for the police, firefighters, and other rescue
workers.
Several other candidates had backed the reauthorization, but Trump remained silent despite
receiving multiple letters and calls requesting his support.
From Citizens for the Extension of the James Zadroga Act initially, Cornyn
ABC, Fox is cheap, Rich Alice, one of the group's board members told ABC,
I'm mortified that he can stay in front of the nation and wrap himself in the flag.
He was able to somehow dodge the criticism at the time using,
I guess his New Yorker background.
But now let's go to the present day because Donald
Trump loves talking or rather lying about what transpired on 9 11. Not only is he obviously
closely associated with the kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the nation perhaps most responsible
for 9 11, including but not limited to the financial entanglements that he has with the
Saudi Royal family, Saudi Royal family members, some of which actually funded the attackers.
17 of the 19 attackers on hijackers were on 9 11 were of Saudi descent Saudi background
but also Donald Trump has now
Created a process in which Saudi Arabia will be able to develop nuclear arms eventually
That's happening right now
That's happening in real time right now. So remember when these guys talk about 9-11 and how much they care about the patriotism
How much they care about the victims?
It's all bullshit
the only thing they care about is
using 9-11 to
weaponize against the entire Muslim world to weaponize against Muslim Americans to make it seem as all
And that we will carry it on or something along the line
Here another moment of disrespect from Donald Trump. I know it's glooping hold on we're waiting. We're waiting
We're waiting. You know what? I'm gonna hit the ingest real quick
All right, it's good. It's good now. It's good
Here is Donald Trump
Talking about 9 11 recently and no terror can destroy for three months after September 11th
the flames raged in the rubble of ground zero for nine months rescue and recovery crews work
day and night on the site.
I want to just thank my people I took a lot of my mouth is building a big building in
New York and I took the whole crew down there right after this happened and they
were they had no hesitation everybody went down with me we went down as a big
group of people wasn't too much we could do I'll be honest it was it was raw
nobody's seen anything like it ever we had other buildings United States Steel
Building was creaking really creaking and we thought it was gonna fall down
the truth is it creaked a lot, it creaked, it still creaks, but it never came down and I'll never
forget two firemen, we thought it was coming down on top of us and two firemen, big strong guys,
and I'm not the smallest guy in the world, they grabbed me under the arm and said,
gotta get out of here, and they literally lifted me up, this is not easy to do,
I'm big, they lifted me up and they started running with me, I said fellas I can run
myself, but they were amazing, but they thought.
That did not happen.
Why is it so hard to be strong hot men?
It's so important to insert yourself.
Oh, nope. It's black screen now. The inges did not get fixed at all. I hit the ingest
fix and instead of getting it fixed, it it's still fucking doing the same issue. What
is is the encoding? Isn't it? Should we change the encoding? Is it supposed to be
hardware NBNC, are you sure? Okay. Okay. All right. I mean, we'll see. Yeah. All right.
Nvenc is correct. Is Nvenc correct for AMD? Because we have AMD now. So it's not
correct. Nvenc is NVIDIA, isn't it?
Nvenc NVIDIA AMD is different.
Alright, well we'll see. We'll see how it works. If it fails again, then we'll fix it again.
That's for the GPU, not CPU. I know.
Oh, I'm on a NVIDIA GPU, but on a AMD CPU.
AMD superior for GPU connectors. Lomba NVENC is better than AV1. Alright, well, hopefully
no more issues, huh? That's what we're going for. Hopefully, inshallah. The
notification of the house on every broadcast, I'm gonna never mind. I'm not
gonna say it. You need CPU encoding if you have an AMD card, lol.
Okay, okay
Anyway, when Trump on 9-11, I was building a big building in New York and I took the
whole crew down there right after it happened.
It wasn't too much we could do.
We had other buildings.
The United Steel building was creaking.
I'll never forget the two farm men.
He says all this stuff, right? And Daniel Dale, of course, hits him with a fact check.
Daniel Dale reports, President Trump was not in the vicinity of the World Trade Center
when it was hit. He was in Trump Tower miles away from the towers and nearby One Liberty
Plaza, which is and was also known as the US Steel Building. There was public concern
of the days following the attack that One Liberty Plaza might collapse, but the authorities
repeatedly said it was structurally sound and there was not currently any public
evidence. Trump went into it amid the collapse worries, much less that he was rushed
out by firefighters. In varying language, he was repeated. He has repeatedly claimed for
years that he was a ground zero with large crew of his workers helping with the recovery
in the days after 9 11.
But people who were definitely on site have said they never saw him or a Trump organized
crew on site and that it would, it wouldn't have make sense for them to have had access.
There are pictures and videos of Trump in the neighborhood in the following days in
a clean suit, but not on the actual site. While campaigning in 2016, he told a version
of today's story about being whistled away from one Liberty Plaza by Big
Fireman. But he said in 2016 that the alleged incident happened a couple days
after 9-11 and claimed the creaky building was not so far from us. Instead
of leaving open the impression, he might have been A inside it and B on 9-11
itself. So this is one of those moments where the question is,
is Donald Trump lying or is he demented? And he genuinely thinks he was there
at 9-Eleven. The answer of course is why not both? Could be both? Could be that he
lied so much about this that he's you know at this point he believes his own
life because dementia has completely rotted his brain. So yeah, so just
remember that when we talk about one of our stories today about how people are
yelling at Zoran Mamdani, New York Mayor Zoran Mamdani. Some victims families and also right-wing
reactionary New Yorkers are using images of the victims of 9-11 to demand that the Muslim
mayor, the beloved Muslim mayor, very popular Muslim mayor of New York, not attend the 9-11
ceremony. Okay. It is unbelievably racist. Zoramumdani was nine years old when 9-11 happened.
I was 10 or I was also nine or 10. I can't remember. I think I was 10. Anyway, the idea
that I would be in some way, shape, or form responsible for this or the Zara Mamdani in
some way, shape, or form would be responsible for this is just straightforward racist.
Okay.
It's just unbelievably racist.
That's it.
She also had a take on this as well.
I'm going to deliver my opinion on this and I, and I talked about it briefly.
I said, he's the mayor of New York city.
This demented racist viewpoint isn't even shared by most nine 11 victim families,
many of whom voted for Zoran at a certain point of mainstream outlets,
don't call this manufactured racial hysteria out by name.
One must assume they welcome it, right?
Cause mainstream
I mean, it's being full on this coverage.
They refuse to talk about the lack of connection between honey and 11 was
with the extent of the fact that he's a Muslim guy.
Okay.
Oh my God, it's happening again.
Okay.
One.
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Is that going to be better to use the CPU instead of the GPU?
4070 TI is not an AMD card. We know the graphics, the GPU is in video. The CPU is AMD. So we're seeing if this will fix it.
Okay. All right. We'll find it. If it doesn't work, then it doesn't fucking work.
okay you want to use software to force it to CPU there's something wrong with
your GPU likely the encoding chip is overheating that's why it happens when
you're on video calls no this is a new PC this is you haven't seen me on a
video call so
get a Chinese PC I'm just gonna quit streaming all together I think that's
That's what this is gonna inevitably lead to, cause I can't stand any of this shit.
I hate, I hate constantly having to fucking deal with tech issues dude.
Yeah, just gonna straight up quit, make all of these fucking losers real happy.
I'm not asking politely for the mayor not to come to 9-11 to that ceremony.
I am asking, I am demanding that he not show his face at that sacred ground.
He does not belong there.
When you associate yourself with the likes of Hassan Pika and you have your chief counselor
right here in this building, Rasem Hassam, who was handed a sacred pen yesterday, very
cryptic through our police commissioner so that it could go into his hands.
That was-
Yeah.
Look at all these Muslims that you're associated with who obviously love and want to hug and
kiss 9-11.
Straight up.
Like-
Also my goat Scott libido is right there up. Wow. It's even worse now. Wow. It's even
fucking worse now awesome awesome it's so much worse now okay it was back quick
though that was awesome that was awesome I love this shit I fucking love this
I'm gonna fucking kill myself in a video game. Ah
I'm gonna fucking end the stream, I think I'm gonna give a shit about Nintendo dropping
Xeldin is today I'm gonna talk about no pixel fiber right now. Okay?
No the oh my god. Oh my god. It's so much worse now. It's so much fucking worse now
I'm I'm gonna
I'm switching it. I'm switching things around. I'm going to go with lowest quality.
quality
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working. David, there's nothing you can do. Your presence in this room is not actually
is solving anything. I'm gonna be honest with you. There's not. There's literally
nothing you can do here. Who else is using Wi-Fi in the home? It's not Wi-Fi. It's not
it's not the Wi-Fi.
You need something that will show your GPU's thermal throttling or if you're having a Windows
hardware error?
No, it's not.
It's the fucking PC.
It's the fucking PC.
It's the fucking PC.
It's the fucking PC.
My favorite third world streamer in a Gucci belt. Yeah, that's me.
Anyway, let's watch this shit.
I'm not...
Why don't we try YouTube today?
Dog, you think I'm gonna be able to stream better on YouTube?
You think that has...
You think it's because of Twitch that we're having these issues?
Please, just keep your advice to yourself, please.
Okay, please.
And no, it's only good for now. It comes in waves. It's going to get busted again, inevitably.
It's just, you need someone to build your stream PC while really interesting. That's great
suggestion. Thank you.
He doesn't understand that the people standing behind me and the 101,000 people who signed
the petition feel that he is as much against them as those terrorists were on the day they
lost their loved ones.
So Mayor Mamdani, for once listen to your constituents and not your influencers and
stay away from an event, a ceremonial commemoration of the lives that were lost on 9 11.
Yeah. I mean, this is just, this is just racism, right? I mean, that, that's it. It's just fucking
racism on that Catholic League president, Bill Donahue unloads on Mayor's arm. I'm downing over
his past remarks about 9 11, call him and disgrace the veterans and tell him to stay
away for the upcoming 25th anniversary memorial ceremony. They did all this shit. And, and
you know, it's nasty. It's disgusting. It's gross. It's unacceptable. And this shouldn't
be how we choose to represent ourselves here in America. America is a very diverse country.
Muslims are a part of this coalition. Muslims are also American. These are attempts to
make Muslims feel like they're not welcome to make Muslims feel like they are somehow
other to cast out on the allegiance that Muslim Americans have to the country. It's disgusting.
So it's so stupid and so unbelievably fucking racist. Anyway, meanwhile, here's the other
side of the story. Of course, new 9 11 ad just dropped from Mike Rogers on the commemorating
the 25th anniversary of 9 11 hitting Abdul. I worked for years to help bring Osama bin
Laden to justice. Abdul El Sayed runs around with a terrorist sympathizer who said America
deserved 9 11. America deserve 9 11 dude. I'm not here to disavow people's views.
I deserve 9 11. They ran it twice. Oh Jesus Christ. I mean, it's, it's like funny. It's
not supposed, I'm supposed to be angry and I am angry, but also at the same time is
like kind of funny how aggressively they're, they're hammering this. It's like, Abdul
Oblezad's campaign mostly revolves around his good policies, how he's going to help people,
he's going to aid Michiganders and then and then on the like do not love you know
Classic stuff. Good stuff. I know it's effing. I know it's quick.
It's quick. It's simple, bro. You got encoder issues? Wait, really? You think I got encoder issues?
Thanks, chatter. We should make you president of the country.
You are now getting my stream key. I'm gonna send it to you. I'm gonna send you my stream
key. Little cheesy fry. Thank you so much. You should probably be the streamer. I should
probably quit my fucking streaming career. Congratulations for, you know, dialing in on, on
the, the actual issues.
Anyway, I'm glad that Mike Rogers found a home that looks Michigan enough and this doesn't
look like his Florida mansion that he lives in to deliver this scathing attack ad connecting
Abdul also had the 9-11, who is too extreme for Michigan. I'm Mike Rogers and I approve
this message because I'll fight to keep America safe. Yeah, Abdul on the other hand, he's
with the terrorists, you know. He literally did an ad about this law, they have nothing
else. Yep.
I'll say it totally transparent drink bigotry it's going to backfire
oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god the guys oh my god shut the fuck up oh my god I'm so
I'm so annoying I'm getting so many fucking okay
okay I know it's f-ing have you talked with the sanctions yet my king no we it is only
been an hour and I haven't even been able to like get off to get the stream off the ground
I can't get a word in edgewise without uh 50 different problems that I have to deal with
This is a sinking ship, dude
Anyway, let's continue
Oh, um, wait was there something else there was something else I wanted to talk about as well
So, with respect to, Abdul El Sayed, oh, Abdul El Sayed, or no, Abdul El Sayed, sorry, with
I'm going to hammer my fucking GPU and CPU, and perhaps myself, with a
mallet.
Would you plug in your laptop and use it today instead?
Put your stream on cloud.
Let us wait a minute and fire up your laptop if possible.
No!
I can't do that!
Shut up!
It literally waits for me to fucking speak before it just like goes gloat mode.
If one more person tells me to buy a Mac, they stream out of a Mac, I'm ending the
and flocking broadcasts, I think.
Oh God.
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Because every every single thing that I've tried is just a failure.
What? How would that work?
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I'm gonna unplug it myself.
Don't worry.
Yeah, it's
It's not.
Hold on one second.
We're just trying to take off some of the lift off of the graphics card with the Hope
maybe if it's only two monitors set of three it'll be there'll be less lift on
the on the GPU
Okay.
Anyway, let's get to the New Hampshire.
DSA faces latest test in the New Hampshire Senate race.
I've given up.
What you see is what you get, Chad.
Hopefully it doesn't happen again.
Attorney and legal and political strategist Katie Zachariah joins me now.
Katie, will Manzor pull off the upset tonight?
Well, looking at the way the New Hampshire primary is going right now, first of all,
President Trump's with his amazing endorsement record for the housing senate at 98.35%
endorsing Senunu.
He will definitely, in my opinion, take the Republican nomination here for the general
election. However, what we're looking at with Kershman Menzor is very interesting in New
Hampshire because she is another extreme candidate, but unlike Michigan, where you have El Said
in Dearborn in Detroit and Ann Arbor, which can vote someone like that in for a primary,
or Angie Nixon when you have Vindman who's so terrible that Angie Nixon wins with raising
under a million dollars. Menzor has no name recognition, extreme policies for New
to be a part of this, but I
think it's a good thing. I
think it's a good thing to do
with New Hampshire abolishing
ice. Basically let's Medicare
for all. You know, all of these
very extreme DSA positions, but
I don't think that New Hampshire
primary voter will have as
much of an appetite for
someone like her, especially
against Chris Papa's who she's
going against. Okay, but what
does it say in such a
politically moderate state? And
somebody who's DSA, they say that they're DSA,
is even on the ballot in the first place
and may not win, but it's certainly making noise, Katie.
Yeah, Todd, watching how she's progressed
since she first launched her quote campaign
to now has been surprising.
So to your point, this is a little bit
of an upset for New Hampshire.
However, what will happen very likely if she does win,
Okay, then we go into the general,
I think this is gonna be a much easier win for Sonu-Nu.
However, what does this say about the Democrat party
at large?
Well, Hillary Clinton said, you know,
they're going through kind of this childhood identity crisis,
but she thinks it's very healthy.
What I think it is, is it's the Democrats
trying out a new mask, and it's, again.
Why are you yelling?
What is the reason for this?
Why are you yelling?
Hassan deserves a day off, he deals with so much shit.
I'm not gonna fucking take a day off right now guys, okay?
It's not happening right now, anytime soon, all right?
I know, I do need to, I'm getting to that point
where I'm like, I have a hair trigger,
I'm pissed off all the fucking time,
it's making the streams worse, I'm constantly angry,
I'm yelling almost as much as this Fox News woman is.
Okay, so yes, I am eventually gonna take a day off,
just can't currently because there's a lot of shit going on. There's a lot of news to
cover. I'm about to center mass of major controversy in the upcoming week. I mean, this stuff
wouldn't be. It's not the, if you might have, if you noticed, M-Vank H26 P5 slow good quality,
that's what I did already. Chatter, I did all of that. I put it on slowest, best quality,
P7. Okay. I put it on P7 instead of P5 and it's on MVNC H264. It's on that. So far so
good has an end issues. Anyway, the things that, the things that frustrate me endlessly
are never like attacks from liberals or attacks from Republicans. I don't give a shit about
that stuff. I can deal with that all day every day. The shit that will break my brain,
The stuff that will destroy me is always technical issues that are outside of my control, that
I work to try to address, and then they just expand and compound and become giant issues.
Okay?
It's the most annoying element because it's not within my control.
Okay?
If it was my own fuck-up, if it was something that I could deal with personally, I can deal with it, okay?
I can deal with things that are in my control, things that are in my hands, I can deal with.
Technical issues are outside of my control and they're in unbelievably frustrating.
And tech issues that add on top of one another is just like we've had a sea of tech problems
since we swapped out the GPU and the other PC, the PC keeps turning off over and over
and over again.
Now you really know what it's like to be a working class person.
Sure.
It's not even the internet today. Normally it's the internet. The internet always gives
out first. But it's not even the internet today. Now it's the PC. Now it's the new PC.
Yesterday it was the old PC. Now it's the new PC. Anyway, let's continue.
I've mentioned so many times before I killed her. I killed her with a gun. I shot her. She's dead
It's really this eating their own right the Democrat
Establishments are starting to diss the establishment candidates are starting to disappear as these socialist candidates creep up
But I don't think in the long run
This is healthy for the Democrat Party, especially in a state like New Hampshire
Where if they run someone like this all it does is take support away from the establishment candidate that could potentially beat
the Republican nominee.
Well, of course, that being Papas,
he comes out and say,
look, I'm going to support whoever the nominee is,
even if it's not me.
We're a big tent party.
Not just for this race, Katie,
but for races in all 50 states.
What's the Republican response
that's going to get through to the voters
when Democrats say, oh, we're a big tent.
This is what we want.
Yeah, the Republicans have to start messaging
much better to the voters.
What I think is President Trump
has done an excellent job.
And people, especially on the economy,
on especially on affordability.
And we have had rising prices, obviously, with the Iran war.
But these are coming down.
And he made a huge deal with Venezuela
that I don't think gets enough press
to bring the oil prices down, oil and gas prices down.
And so what I think the Republicans need to do
is start going out and messaging directly
that these people are not just socialists.
The Democrat Party, most recently,
They put a House floor vote on, and only eight Democrats voted against socialism.
And so they are no longer the Democrat socialists of America.
Really, the Democrat party, if they're unwilling to rebuke socialism, are becoming the socialist
party.
And Republicans, I think, can absorb a lot of real moderate Democrats that don't identify
with this socialist wing that has crept up into the party, Todd.
That is a pretty good, immediate soundbite.
I think you should do this for a living.
Hey Zachariah, thank you so much for joining us. Appreciate your time.
Be sure to like and subscribe for all the Fox News.
Mr. Pappas, you've been a major supporter of the U.S.
2026 New Hampshire Democratic U.S. Senate debate happened between Chris Pappas,
the establishment Democrat, the pro-Israel Democrat,
and Karishma Mossor, who is the self-avowed Democratic socialist.
And this was from three days ago.
We're just going to go through this real quick.
She's, I mean, New Hampshire, if you're in New Hampshire,
vote for Karishma Monzour.
Obviously it's happening tonight.
It's happening today.
West Israel Alliance.
Many young Democrats say they'll never vote for a candidate
who supports Israel in any way.
You have adapted some of your positions closer to the new
political reality in your own party.
But will you ever fully agree with those younger voters
who demand 100% opposition to Israel.
Well, I appreciate the passionate views on all sides
and we've got to be listening
and making sure that young people in particular have a voice.
This is exactly, oh God, this is so, so goddamn annoying.
So goddamn frustrating, okay?
It's the classic centrist Democrat like,
oh, we're listening, we're hearing
and we're going to tell you to fuck off obviously.
We're going to tell you to fuck right off.
We're not going to do shit about it.
Uh, you know, we're just going to listen and we're going to hear and we're not going to do anything.
Classic.
All talk.
Monitoring the situation.
People are coming in and out of the room and in and out of the house.
We're back to monitoring.
Alright, let's continue.
Now with respect to my values and how I view the situation in the Middle East, I think what's important is that both Israelis and Palestinians have security and an opportunity to live in peace and coexist side by side.
I support a two-state solution.
I support increasing aid to the Palestinians right now and making sure that this very fragile ceasefire gets to the next stages so that the Israeli military will pull out of Gaza.
out of Gaza. Hamas will lay down their arms and there's an opportunity for civil society
to be rebuilt. Benjamin Netanyahu has got to go. He faces voters within a matter of weeks.
I hope he's drummed out of office. He is not a reliable partner for the United States and
in fact has perpetuated the cycle of violence and war. And we have to reset our foreign
policy with respect to Israel. We can do that consistent with our national security
interests, with values of democracy and human rights. I would have voted for a resolution
that Senator Shaheen and Hassan supported to prevent 2,000 pound bombs and military bulldozers
from being delivered to Israel's war effort in Lebanon.
I supported war powers resolutions to stop U.S. engagement in Lebanon and Iran.
And we've got to work to keep our country safe and make sure that there's security
for people on all sides.
This one's on WMUR Closeup.
You said it was, I'm going to quote you back to yourself here, quote, absolute propaganda,
quote, that Israel was taking action to defend itself in the aftermath of the October 7th
attacks.
Can you explain for viewers here tonight the meaning of those comments, and also why Israel
was wrong to respond militarily to a terrorist attack?
Before I start discussing this, I want to make sure that people understand this is
not about the Jewish people, this is not about the Jewish religion.
Jewish people are some of the greatest Romanitarians, and the Jewish religion
is a beautiful, peaceful religion.
This is about a specific government, Benjamin Netanyahu, and his ultra-right wing government.
Unfortunately, Benjamin Netanyahu has almost 90 percent control of our Congress as well
as the White House.
Benjamin Netanyahu is addicted to killing, and he is using our troops, our money, and
our weapons to advance his policies.
We must have a national – a foreign policy based on national security and national interests,
the whims of a foreign genocidal government, we must bring the power back to the people.
The American people, whether you just quoted the young people, I have heard from everyone
across the state.
People do not want Israeli government to be dictating our foreign policy, and it's
draining our resources from this country.
So we must uphold humanitarian laws.
We must uphold our federal laws and stop supporting a genocidal government.
And if I may to the question at hand here the question was why was Israel wrong to respond militarily to a terrorist attack?
I'm not sure that I said that and you might you must read the whole thing to me because talking about
Propaganda what can you say your direct quote on close-up? Yes, it was absolute propaganda that Israel though the director was absolute
Propaganda that Israel was taking action to defend itself in the aftermath of the October because it's a defense
So the sentence was had the word defense in it
Well, if you're looking at the history of the
Relationship between Palestine and Israel. It's not did not start in October 7th
It actually started almost a hundred years ago
Therefore to say that the clock starts on October 7th is actually misleading
So therefore you cannot talk about if you look at October 7th as the starting point
Then you might say Israel is defending itself
But if you should actually look at the hundred years of war between the two people
Yeah, Adam Carlson has some analysis. The New Hampshire Senate primary is tonight hitting
US rep Chris Popp is against progressive scientist Chris Mimonser on paper. Popp
should absolutely dominate. He has all the endorsements and he has raised and spent a
ton of money. Pulling is all over the place with UNH showing a tightening race with Popp
is under 50 percent. Popp's internal poll is showing him 71 to 15 and St. L and
film in between.
UNH shows Papas leading by just 13 points, down from 24 points in June.
St. Ellsum College shows Papas up by a more comfortable 31-point margin, down from 42 points
in June.
Papas' internal polling from August shows him up 56 points, obviously that's probably
not correct.
As of August 19th, Papas' outraised Mount Surah 37-to-1 over the course of the cycle,
$4.4 million to $415,000.
Papas is outspent Mount Sur, 37 to 1.
Somehow Papas has spent over $11.5 million
on one of the sleepiest campaigns I can remember.
Papas had nearly 41x as much cash on hand as Montzour,
$43 million to 104.
The endorsements are for Papas, Kamala Harris,
Pee Buddha, Jej Maggi Hassan, Jeanne Shaheen,
Maggie Godlander, Elizabeth Warren recently,
Amy Klobuchar, Mark Kelly, Every Union Has Endorsed, and APEC and DMFI.
Mon Sour on the other hand has Jumaal Bowman and a handful of state legislators
and local electors and a few lefty groups.
So it is a real difficult race.
It's a real difficult race for the socialist and surgeon here.
Far more difficult than all the other races.
Unfortunately, like I said, it's been a sleepy race overall.
Not a lot of not a lot of national attention
Which can be hidden Papas denouncing or something. I don't know. I don't fucking know Chris Papa
But
He's also underwater from what I understand against the Republican opposition. So there is that problem as well
as the situation evolves and as people's attitudes on Israel even turn further and further away from Israel Chris
Papas's position in the Democratic primary as a D.M.F.I. endorse A.P.A.C. endorse candidate
is only going to become an increasingly larger liability or at least it's not going to help.
It's not going to help him as it would for Monzour looking like a unique voice.
Having said that, this is one of those races where we have heavily fought and neither
has any of the national progressives. So we shall see where it goes.
There's a new Andrew Solander piece from Axios on the insider fight brewing within the Democratic
establishment. Hakeem Jeffries' fight against his left flank opposition, his left flank insurgents.
We'll be covering that in a little bit.
But yeah, that's the situation with Monzer versus...
We're going to revisit the history.
It's classic.
Oh, I didn't want to ask about the...
Classic DMFI back candidate, Democratic majority for Israel back candidate,
establishment Democrat, cookie cutter, neoliberal, boring, exactly what the establishment likes,
going up against an insurgent. They'll complain about Abdul Nixon Hong being
unalikeable and say it's leftist fault that pops loses the general law. Yeah, I don't know.
at least there's not issues with the fucking stream any longer, so that's good.
Rhode Island primaries closed tomorrow vote vote vote yeah.
All right, speaking of Democrats, established Democrats dealing with Israel, Newsom says
condemnation of Israel's Netanyahu within Democratic Party is almost universal.
Let's take a look.
Issue of Israel as well, though, because that has divided the party, and that's a very
clear divide.
We saw that in-
There is no divide in the party.
It's universal.
The only divergence is not within the party base itself, but the divergence is between
the base and the political class.
it. It's a 90-10 issue amongst Democrats and it's a 10-90 issue, unfortunately, amongst
Democratic politicians. So, there is no divide here. This is a lie. When mainstream media presents it
as such, they are advancing this lie. I don't know why they do it over and over again. Maybe it's just
how they cover stuff like this. I don't know. But it's very frustrating to watch unfold.
Okay, very frustrating to watch unfold
Anyway, here it is Michigan we're seeing it in other places as well. So what's the Democratic stance?
I think it's you as support. I think it's overwhelmingly
Opposed to the current regime in Israel. I believe the party is oh my gosh
I don't think it's even controversial anymore. The condemnation of what Bibi Netanyahu is doing is almost universal. There's no, yeah, this is the
this is
The
Only acceptable way for establishment Democrats to actually criticize
Israel
Them leadership is picking a fight with the base because their primary function is disability left
which they feel is getting too much traction on Israel, ICE, economic populism, etc. Their
signaling ideological fidelity to their big donor class whom they ultimately answer to.
This is Adam Carlson leading into what Tim Miller said on Bulwark. Tim Miller has 100%
adopted Hassanabi thought. Okay. Big base, big tent. Consolidation of the masses.
We'll run it one more time. It's a really good take on MSNOW from the Bull Works very on Tim
Miller. We'll take a look at that one more time. Tim Miller criticizes the Democratic
Party, the National Party, broadly failing to catch up to their voter base. Let's take
a look.
The Democratic base right now is not demanding that the party become nativist. The Democratic
base is demanding a fairer healthcare system, less involvement in Middle East wars, less
support for the baby Netanyahu Israeli government and being less accommodating to corporate
elites. Can the, can the, can the center left mainstream Democrats just give them that?
Like are those not reasonable requests from the base? Like why pick the fight with the left over
those issues right now? Why not accommodate and then be responsive to, to Democratic voters
complaints on those issues and then take the fight to the Republicans.
To me, I feel like there's been some really bad strategy from the center left picking
losing battles with the Democratic base on stuff that either the Democratic base has a
really good point about or on things that aren't really that important in the grand
scheme of things given the fight that we have in front of us.
So Adam Carlson says, I think the center-left is picking these losing battles with the dem
base, not even the left, DSA per se.
I'm talking rank-and-file dem voters largely because they feel their influence and power
slipping away in real time after a decade of dominance and don't know how to handle
it.
Yes, to be fair, I do think the center-left wants a fair healthcare system expanding
Obamacare and Republic option, but not Medicare for all and is opposed to the war in Iran.
I think this is far too favorable to the center-left that Adam Carlson is talking about.
He himself obviously shares some sympathies with the, with the, the center left at times.
So policy to work, but I do think there's a massive disconnect between them and most
party voters on policy towards Israel saying BB's a bad guy isn't enough and on accepting corporate
PAC money, the latter of which is largely because many struggle with grassroots small
dollar fundraising, but also because they don't fully understand our voters anger about corporate
involvement in politics and the ensuing perceived corruption. Glad that he addressed that last
part though. He is absolutely nailing it on that front. And Adam Johnson responds, that's
his damn leadership is picking a fight with the base because their primary function is
is disciplining the left, which they feel is gaining too much traction on Israel, too
much traction on ICE, data centers, economic populism, etc. They are signaling ideological
fidelity to the big donor class whom they ultimately answer to. This is the great divide.
This is the reason, if you were wondering why so many democratic voters, so many liberals,
lifelong liberals, lifelong vote blue, no matter who liberals have the same issues,
the same anger and the same frustration that we carry,
that we have carried for years and years.
And they're letting that frustration be known.
They're voting in the direction of that frustration
for democratic socialists and for the leftmost candidate
in many of these races.
And yet the democratic establishment,
the party leadership does not respond to those demands
and instead is carrying out this,
this broad disciplining operation towards DSA,
towards the left condemnation bills, not punishing the people that are not punishing the people
that are engaging in the condemnation bills, like Marie Glews and Camp Perez and the like.
You're wondering why that's happening. It's because this is a disciplining operation.
That's the goal that the establishment Democrats are carrying out. That's always been their
goal. And the reason for why that's been their goal is because, as Adam Johnson correctly
points to, they are signaling to the big donors that they are not going to play
ball, that they're going to serve them instead of the needs of the base. They're
going to serve them first and foremost every single time they're going to serve
their profit-seeking motives. They're going to serve the interest of
corporations. And that's the whole point, right? They've already reasserted
control by making the most pro-Israel State of the Union the first
primary for 2028. Jeffries appointed the most hawkish right wing rep to head the foreign affairs
middle east and north africa subcommittee. It's just getting started.
That was a decision by hakeem Jeffries. That was a deliberate decision by hakeem Jeffries,
the signal to dmfi to apac and to the pro-israel donor base that they are going to continue.
They're going to stay the course. They're going to do everything they can to attack their
left flank, the anti-Zionist and Israel critical politicians. And this is a complex disciplining
operation that's happening in establishment media as well. One of the, you know, one of
the centerpieces of this is obviously myself. But if you recall the NBC news article that
we read yesterday extends beyond people like myself. It extends beyond people who
are potentially responsible for the Senate majority for the Democratic party. It's
It's not just Abdullaus Said, who has been obviously the most critical out of all of the
Senate hopefuls on the Democratic Party side.
But it even extends to the likes of John Assa, who himself is Jewish and has voted in favor
of Israel on many occasions, but on certain occasions he's actually voted against Israel,
albeit minor.
And yet that is a bridge too far.
And also James Talarico, who once again does not say that Israel committed a genocide,
has a fairly moderate position, but it's still very critical of Israel.
You could say that he's very critical of Israel because he wants to win his election,
or maybe you could say he's actually far more critical of Israel, but holding back because
he wants to continue fundraising.
For either reason, his output on Israel is far more moderate than the base, far more
moderate than the demands of the base in Texas, okay?
Not just the rest of the country, but in Texas as well.
And yet, in spite of all of that, they're still yelling about it.
In spite of all of that, there's still articles coming out saying, oh, well, you know, this
is a insert Jewish advocacy organization claiming that they're probably going to vote for the
Republican opposition in this race.
And then you look at, and then you look at Talari goes out, put on the issue of Israel,
and you're like, this is why this is what they're upset by.
It's a disciplining operation.
Okay.
Here's one version of that.
Joel Rubin joined C-Spanic.
criticize bernie sanders in a song for anti-semitism piece of my former boss
meaning uh... senator sanders
and the broader left-wing activist infrastructure that surrounds him are
actively
anti-semitism in this country what do you blame senator sanders of specifically
that the core problem
is that right now the sanders operation the political operation that
identifies recruits candidates for example like a a grand planner
up in main
uh... it is identifying candidates who have a uniquely connective tissue amongst
them which is
hostility to the state of israel and in many cases it's existence
underlying that there's also deep antipathy towards concerns coming out
of the jewish community jewish institutions and the like
and so that is being organized orchestrated and created
by the standards operation and the the the connective tissue infrastructure
I mean, that's, you should be embarrassed to say stuff like that in my opinion.
That's, that's an unbelievably embarrassing thing to say about the most
prominent Jewish politician in the country to say that he is actually
fomenting anti-Semitism in this country because he's endorsing
and backing anti-Israel candidates who are literally with the base,
with the majority the moral majority in this country
is anti-israel
the overwhelming majority damn near the entirety of the base of support in the
democratic party is anti-israel and these guys
are still saying like now this is anti-semitism this is unbelievable levels
anti-semitism bernie sanders most popular jewish politician in the
country
is actually uh... fomenting this anti-semitism
shame on you
shame on you
you should feel embarrassed
except unfortunately for us
none of these guys none of these consultants in the beltway
feel a sense of shame ever it's actually uh... their superpower
it's their fucking superpower their lack
their their
their capacity to feel no shame is what makes them successful
surrounding the senator and that's why i believe it's a danger i believe it
harms the Democratic Party. I don't believe it grows votes and I think it's
in a moral position and the American Jews now feel under duress and beleaguered
because of it. Well, Mr. Plotner is no longer running for Senate, but I'll say
it is running for Senate in Michigan and he had campaigned with Hassan
Piker who is a streamer and has said some very anti-Semitic. We can go
ahead and call it that things. Can you call it that C-span? I don't think
you can. And I don't think you should.
You said I'm from Pittsburgh from the squirrel whole neighborhood. And we have
a synagogue there, Tree of Life. That was the scene of the single greatest
terror attack against Jewish community in the history of this country. And so
I'm incredibly sensitive, not just to the idea that anti Semitic language
can bleed into violence, but that also those who are leading who have
political power or aspire to have political power have an extra special
responsibility to tamp down incitement against all communities and in this case
against the Jewish community. Hassan Piker is the example on the left of
incitement. He is the individual who will continually try to create a hostile
environment for in this case the Jewish community. And so Abdul Al Sayed, he
campaigned with Piker. He used Piker's platform to grow his audience to
They do brazenly lie, it is very frustrating.
I guess the only positive outcome here is that most people fucking despise mainstream
outlets for this very reason, obviously in the long term a lack of credibility for mainstream
outlets is obviously not good for anyone.
We cannot have social cohesion if we do not have consensus reality and we can't have
consensus reality if the fourth estate is not doing its fucking job.
So on the one hand, in the short term in the interim, this kind of stuff breeds more resentment
towards established institutions, legacy publishers, places like C-SPAN, and that obviously has
a direct positive impact on independent media, myself included.
said that, however, I still do not have antagonism towards mainstream outlets in the way that
maybe some of my counterparts do in the independent media side. I understand the necessary function
that legacy publishers and good journalists play in creating consensus reality.
And therefore, I am endlessly frustrated. I'm endlessly frustrated by how much they have
have abdicated their responsibility in this moment of crisis and how much they have actually
destroyed, tarnished their own credibility as a consequence of this. Okay? They are destroying
their credibility. I mean, we're talking about fucking C-SPAN, Wall Street Journal, Washington
Post, all these outlets. All these outlets are so primarily invested in defending the
interests of capital, defending the interests of foreign countries, defending the interests
of our State Department that they are losing sight of what matters.
And they've been doing this for the last three years.
Where will this go?
Where will this go?
Nowhere positive.
Incredibly frustrating.
All the while though, you look at, you look at Fox News, for example, covering, uh,
you know, things that I've said to an audience that's showing incredible levels of support,
like unfathomable levels of support.
I could make sure that every Democrat was very critical of Israel and wanted to hold
Israel accountable, not just Trump accountable, but Israel accountable, and stopped spending
so much money on endless militarism overseas, endless middle militarism in the Middle
East. That would be my dream. But right now, I'm a very pragmatic person. We're
not living in that reality.
Sounds fairly base.
Why am I supposed to hate this guy again?
Fox News really posted this and thought it was bad.
Okay, I actually agree with him.
Is this a normal opinion of his?
We pay for Israel that free healthcare, free education, free childcare through age 18 and
free stolen housing.
Why should we not be critical?
Hello, that's my streamer.
This is why the Democrats hate him.
Fox News out here doing positive coverage of Hassan.
Thank you for sharing this extremely correct take from Hassan Piker.
Who is this guy?
great. Wait, is this the guy the dem establishment hates? Where's the controversy here?
Finally found the good Republicans in this comment section. You know, I never really
liked this on that much, but lately I keep seeing him really saying what needs to be
said and getting a lot of attention from the news. I'm coming around on the guy.
Does Fox think this is going to make Democrats look bad?
Is this guy Republican?
What offices is he campaigning for?
Assam Piker is a progressive Democrat who is not currently running for his own office,
but he's out campaigning for other various candidates for the DSA.
Both political parties should have made him out to be some kind of boogeyman because
they're scared for their own pockets of profits.
He seems reasonable.
Look at that.
Fox don't make me take Hassan's side.
Law this man is actually saying actual America first of and Fox isn't their crowd or mad
about it.
Yeah, that is by design, by the way, the reason I mean, this is, uh, there is a level of truth
in this.
Here's another clip.
You sure that they posted multiple clips of me saying the same thing over and over again,
like Democrats should be more critical of Israel.
Wow.
I was on the fence about a song, but after seeing this, I like them now and I will
be voting for any candidate he supports.
Thanks for changing my mind, Fox.
Whoa.
Thank you for bringing this guy to my attention.
saying very simple things that are easy to follow that would make many people's lives
better had no idea who he was until I saw him on Fox.
Oh dang, I had no idea how many people has he killed.
Over a thousand.
He's a communist terrorist.
He's the reason we need to get rid of birthright citizenship.
Are these not your fans?
Not all of these people are fans of mine.
What the hell is happening, dude?
In some respects, this is identical to how Trump rose to power, by the way.
The Pied Piper strategy that was a failure on the Democratic Party side because they thought
Donald Trump would be an easier candidate to defeat, where CNN and all these other liberal
outlets kept giving unlimited coverage to Donald Trump.
And then simultaneously, while that was happening on the one end, the establishment of both
parties were all actively trying to take him out, take him down, offering him the
Facebook comments aren't good.
I'm afraid.
Show me the Facebook comments.
But this is precisely what happened with Donald Trump.
These people in positions of power
that are in charge of these institutions
do not understand how much the average citizen
despises them, okay?
The average citizen despises the institutions.
The average citizen despises these institutions because
these institutions have not helped them.
They hold responsible for all of their economic struggles, their hardships,
people in positions of power on both sides in both parties,
and certainly as a byproduct of that anger and resentment that they carry
over to every single thing within the establishment,
the media also is widely hated. Okay?
That's why when the Atlantic writes these sorts of articles, okay, a lot of people
actually say, oh fuck off with this. These are not fans of mine. Democrats, we need
Joe Rogan to let the energized youth and Americans and progressive politics
to Sumpiger. Democratic Party needs to move beyond performative identity
policies and deliver for the working class. Americans on core
economic issues while embracing social programs that have helped make our country great. Democrats,
you know, not like that. He's a democratic socialist streamer and has millions of followers
on all platforms, so he's not a pat, he's not a passing fancy. However, maybe the media
can explain how he's a litmus test for Democrats when they don't make the same equivalence
for right wing personalities. There's arguably nothing wrong with piker and his truth saying
especially we're going to Jewish, uh, apologies for ethnic cleansing. He's not calling for
violence but simply stating that support for Netanyahu agenda could provoke people
to behave violently. Like people are insanely frustrated with mainstream outlets, right?
frustrated, they're upset, they're angry, and they're not just angry at both parties,
they're angry at any expression of the establishment. And therefore, and therefore when you see
All of these powerful forces come after one singular individual because of this disciplining
operation that is directed by the established democrats and also the republicans alike in
an effort to appease their donors.
A lot of people, given that negative polarization, end up coming to our side.
So I say, good, keep it up.
Keep up the attacks.
It will only benefit our movement, okay?
It will only benefit our movement.
The more people come after myself, the Democratic Socialists of America, Sauron Mamdani, Abdul
al-Sayed, Angie Nixon, the more people like the real people that see all of these attacks
recognize that these are earnest champions of the working class.
Because the working class in this country despises mainstream outlets now.
I wish that wasn't the case, and I wish that the Fourth Estate had not abdicated its responsibility
to the population, but there is a real crisis in credibility.
And a lot of these like middle-aged boomer liberals are also coming to our side because
of this.
Listen to this stream for 15 minutes.
You quickly find these reasonable and rational.
I tuned in.
He was talking about vibing with a bear.
I don't know if I called that reasonable and rational.
When the establishment picks on you without invitation to make your case, you know
you're on the right path.
Sompiker speaks the truth. He is a superlative, sometimes abrasive style that is frequently disingenuously clipped out of context, but he's right in line with what the majority of the voters are thinking.
Sompiker said the same thing about Israel that as reclined it, he's not running for office. So I honestly think this is just the Atlantic trying to help the Republicans.
I'm telling you, man, there's a lot of, there is a lot of frustration.
And in some respects, it's because the coordination is obvious, right?
The coordination is obvious.
It's so transparent.
People can see that the same donor class that's getting politicians to come out and fucking
freak out about socialism, about democratic socialists, about people who want to champion
the causes that people care about are also being reflected, the same corporate donors
that are getting the democratic politicians and the Republican politicians that yell
about this stuff that's utterly irrelevant and immaterial are also making the media generate
a crisis, a manufactured crisis around these issues. Do you understand?
Yeah. Here's Van Laefen also talking about this in the aftermath of a House approval
narrowly passing with four bills scheduled for floor debate this week, including a resolution
condemning socialism and enacting the Save America Act in a 210 to 208 vote.
Two Democrats voted for the rule, which bailed out the House Republicans.
Here was Vance's response to it.
When I'm having conversations with people from the center of the Democratic Party, or
more traditional establishment Democrats, I think that we just disagree on the way
that this is going to happen.
Sometimes I am frustrated with them because I'm like, you know, you guys have been
powerful, a long time spending your wills. You guys want to try something new. Um, and
they go, no, no, no, no, this is the way things have to go. I don't mind having that conversation
with them. And I don't look at them as controlled opposition because controlled opposition would
be somebody who in the front of their mind or would have to be so stupid that they don't
realize that they're an actual impediment to real progress, but they are in the K
a fave of fake progress, right?
That they represent.
Charlemagne said it's like the Democrats are sometimes,
that they don't mind being a Washington generals.
Being the opposition for the globe,
try this to piss all over,
but people look at the show and they go home
feeling like something happened.
If you fuck with this,
you are controlled opposition.
Cause there's absolutely zero reason to fuck with this
as a Democrat.
There's zero reason to come out
and splinter
and destroy a movement that people inside of your cohort are enjoying and have political
energy.
Makes no sense to do it.
Again, going along with the same trend lines here, I covered this yesterday by NBC News
saying, in Texas, some Jewish Democratic voters are unhappy with the Democratic representatives.
James Taylor, he goes positions on Israel as he faces off against a Republican state
attorney.
impacts in the critical Senate race. While Talarico recognizes Israel as a Jewish state,
which is something that Abdul is not doing. He says it's an ethno state and he's not on board
with that. He has called for a ban on the US sending offensive weapons to the country,
not even defensive weapons. So James Talarico has not even made a clear position on whether or
not he makes a distinction between defensive and offensive weapons. As a matter of fact,
he lands on the side of continuously sending defensive weapons. So he's actually
add a touch with the base on this. And even then, even then, there is this notion that
Jewish Democrats are going to vote for Ken Paxson. It's bullshit. Jewish Democrats in the
state of Texas are not going to vote for Ken Paxson. If anything, there are plenty of Jewish
Democrats in the state of Texas that I know, or a fact, are actually to the left of James
Talerico. The idea that this is a real issue for James Talerico is complete nonsense. And yet
yet, and yet, it's being reported on by NBC News. The question is why? Same with John Assoff.
John Assoff is, just like James Tallory, not all that critical of the State of Israel, although
they have been critical of the State of Israel at times. They are the ones who are out of
step with the base, ironically enough. They are far, far more forgiving of Israel than
what the base is demanding, what the base wants.
So why are these people writing articles like this? Why is NBC News writing articles like
this? They're finding like one guy, Mark K, 41 of Dallas, who requests to be identified
only by his last initial to maintain his privacy said that he's never felt until now that
a vote for a Democrat could be a vote against supporting Israel.
It's ridiculous.
Here's Democratic majority for Israel criticizing Ben Rhodes.
Ben Rhodes says with Trump receding into the past, Democrats have an opportunity to be
much bigger than the party that has struggled in his shadow, but only if they're willing
to let the party become a vehicle to take back power for people who feel they have
none.
Democratic majority for Israel chirps at this says, we find it inconceivable that
someone as experienced as Ben Rhodes would write an op-ed Senate around moving the
Democratic party towards fairness, dignity and community while in the same breath
Defending someone like a Sampai group pedals conspiracy and hate is worth calling out the hypocrisy for what it is hypocrisy.
I do not peddle in conspiracy and hate.
Okay.
Hold on.
Oh, damn it. Why isn't it working?
Okay.
Continue without upgrading. Okay. Voters have spoken.
This is the Ben Rhodes article that makes the case that the Democrats should lean into the popular support.
And in it, he also has a piece defending me as well.
In recent weeks, interest Democrats have attacked Democratic Socialists over the excesses of wokeism past, and some voted for Republican resolution condemning socialism.
Many followed a Fox News-feeding frenzy over the views of perhaps the most popular progressive streamer in the country, Hassan Piker.
Third way, a think tank founded two decades ago to defend Clinton-style moderation committed 15 million to wage this intra-party civil war.
Yes, a Democratic socialist platform in New York City should not be replicated in Iowa or
Kansas Senate race.
Yes, progressives should be counseled away from reprising the culture wars of the recent
past.
But rather than attacking the DSA as the enemy, Democrats should ask themselves why so many
voters are siding with insurgents.
When you have lost all national power to a right-wing populist movement, it is up
to us to slam the door on your own populist insurgents.
Centrists argue that they're anticipating right-wing attacks, but in fact, they're
amplifying them. A common trap for Democrats in the Trump era. This is exactly what's going
on. And at a time when Democrats desperately need new energy, it makes the Democratic Party
look afraid of its own voters, particularly when set against the cult-like uniformity
that has characterized Maga Republicans. Democrats should be embracing pluralism as a strength.
The most innovative Democratic campaign's wage says Mr. Trump's reelection show that
populism can resonate from the center and the left. The goal should be threading
them together. We're living in an age when people feel as if their fates are dictated
by forces beyond their control. To succeed, the Democratic Party must fashion itself into
a vehicle for people to reclaim agency. One that can convince Americans they can remake
our economy, our technology and our foreign policy to work for the people, not the
other way around. Mr. Trump and his MAGA movement promise to do something similar.
Yet throughout his second term, he has done the opposite. Power is exalted. Prices
keep rising. A culture of corruption feels omnipresent. There is a populous uprising
against data centers because they are a physical manifestation of what people fear about the
future. Machines replacing workers, children taught by chatbots, a creeping surveillance
state, money and power concentrated in ever fewer hands. People have been speaking up
against these developments, yet with so many other issues in recent years from the economy
to foreign policy, their will has been ignored by politicians. What's really interesting
is when articles like this get written in the New York Times, there are thousands of comments praising,
praising the writers. When the opposite is written, when there are articles like Michelle Goldberg's
opinion editorial, okay? When there are opinion editorials written by the likes of Michelle
Goldberg, who actually rail against the populous flank, the New York Times opinion editorial
comment section looks very different. Okay.
This to me shows something, this to me shows that even in the halls of power in like the
most educated, most high propensity, the highest propensity voting block of the Democratic
party, the New York Times readers that are taking time out of their day to comment in
the opinion editorial comment section of a New York Times piece. These are the guys
who are the ones who go to the cocktail parties. These are the people who are the professional
managerial class and even they are fed up with the inaction coming from establishment
Democrats and they want more dynamism. Okay, these are New York Times readers and subscribers.
They are the tiniest sliver of the of the base of support, but they are the most
powerful, most influential within the Democratic Party's base of support. These are the people
that go to these cocktail parties. These are the people that go and hang out with these people.
These are like the urban elites, right? The highly educated, upwardly mobile urban elites,
and even they are pissed off about the feckless nature of the establishment Democrats.
If you're losing those people, you don't have anybody left. You only have a faceless, lifeless,
parasitic capital force that will leverage their bets on either party's direction. Okay?
You cannot work with those people. Those people are not the voters. Those people will just give
you endless amounts of money, or sometimes they'll give you 51% of the funds and 49% to the
Republicans or vice versa. You cannot continue controlling politics with just the donors
because the donor class or the corporate donor class rather because the New York Times op-eds
readers are the donor class let's be real but we're talking about like corporate donors and
corporate investments and and faceless lifeless parasitic capital when we talk about this in
the DC consultants that are the connective tissue between you know Exxon mobile and each
individual candidate but when you do that when you only lean into those people you're purging
your base, because those people are not real ideological warriors. They have no commitment
to anything but the continuation of the profits, a constant expansion of profits, oftentimes
directing Democrats to make decisions that are antagonistic to the interests of the
workers, the interests of the base of support.
these rich, lifeless, parasitic capitalist forces and continuously begging them for more
and more funds is exactly how we arrived at Donald Trump.
This is exactly how we arrived at Donald Trump, and the Democrats are seemingly continuing
with this message.
They've done so with Hakim Jeffries' appointment of Jared Moskowitz, who, as his first hearing
as the Democrats' House Foreign Affairs Committee, Middle East and North Africa lead, attacked
Trump for not doing more wars in Yemen, saying the Houthis have not been degraded.
The Trump administration is not supporting the fight against the largest terrorist
militant group in the Middle East.
Think about that.
This is directly at odds with not only the base of support for the Democratic Party,
who obviously despised the Iran War and wanted to cease, but it's also the overwhelming
majority of voters across the board.
You have an overwhelming majority of independents who want this war to end.
You have an overwhelming majority of Republicans who want this war to end.
Even the last bastion of support for the Republican Party, the MAGA, self-identifying MAGA base
of support, have turned on the Iran War.
And yet, we put one of the most right-wing Democrats in charge of the Democratic Party's
outlook on Middle East and North African foreign policy. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. But this of
course plays along with Hakeem Jeffries' internal fight with his own left-blank.
Yes, Jeremy LaFredo says looks like the Democrat and now in charge of Middle East policy
is to the right of Trump when it comes to attacking the peasant military movement causing
problems for Israel according to the Pentagon's own assessment U.S. air strikes killed
153 civilians in Yemen in 2025. This isn't enough for the Democrats.
So let's read this Axios report that came out 30 minutes ago inside Hakim
Jeffries' coming fight with his left flank. House Minority Leader Hakim
Jeffries faces mounting behind-the-scenes frustration from progressive lawmakers and
candidates that's likely to burst into public view after the midterm elections.
unless Democrats win big enough, win a big enough house majority in November to govern
without the progressive wing, a Speaker, Jeffries would have to contend with the left-length's
demands. An influx of Democratic socialists of America aligned members in January will compound
Latin distrusts of Jeffries that's festering in some corners of the Congressional Progressive
Caucus. He's got a lot of people mad at him, a senior House Democrat speaking on the condition
of anonymity to share details of sensitive private discussions told Axios. May Vong,
A progressive House candidate in Northern California told Axios voters don't trust Jeffries,
driving the news.
Jeffries has made several recent moves that let progressive caucus members fuming, according
to multiple lawmakers, candidates and aides.
On Medicare for All, Jeffries said, on NBC's Meet the Press last month, the Medicare for
All is not a legislation that I support.
Again, broad swaths of the Democratic base.
The voters support Medicare for All.
Jeffries does not.
the representative of leadership in the Democratic Party. Okay? He is the head of the National
Democratic Party and he goes on Meet the Press and he says, I don't support this unbelievably
popular piece of legislation. He later said in a radio interview that he supports universal
coverage but there are different paths to get there. It's bullshit. Kushner meeting.
Jeffries also sat down with President Trump's son-in-law. And that obviously frustrated
a lot of people. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez told reporters, I don't
know what that was about." Akeem Jeffries turned around and said he was talking to Jared Kushner
about affordability. We know that's bullshit. Akeem Jeffries says nothing or Jared Kushner has
nothing to do with affordability. Okay. What the fuck does Jared Kushner know about affordability?
A rule change also came down in proposal to penalize members who don't pay their dues to
the party's campaign arm, or who break with leadership on procedural votes was seen by
progressives as a preemptive attempt to cut off dissent from the left.
Combine this with longstanding progressive skepticism towards Jeffries, and you get
all the ingredients for internal turmoil come January 3.
Constituents have shared with me that House Democrats need to replace Jeffrey Sid Vang,
who's running in the Sacramento area.
That's something I've heard from voters.
A senior progressive caucus member told Axios they consistently hear from constituents
how displeased they are with the democratic leadership, including leader Jeffries.
Akeem Jeffries is very unpopular nationally, very, very unpopular.
And yet Zoram Umdani has defended him.
This is something that I meant odds with Zoram Umdani on.
Okay.
Between the lines, sitting congressional progressives have largely held their fire
against Jeffries over the last two years.
That may change after election day on November 3rd, said the senior House Progressive.
His latest comments and actions put members with dissatisfied constituents in a difficult
position? Do we represent our constituents? Or do we defend his leadership? The frustration
is bigger than the new crop of folks, a senior, a second senior House progressive said a third
told Axios Democrats nationally want to see big changes. And that's what the caucus is
going to be responding to Medicare for all is proving to be the most persistent sticking
point for progressives who say they're not going to drop the issue, despite Jeffrey
stated opposition because the Cortez told Axios the fact is the majority of the Democratic
caucus supports Medicare for all that of course is a dynamic that will be a part of an ongoing
conversation. Representative Latifah Simon from California said we all deserve a healthcare
system that everybody can afford and we'll just keep fighting for that. A fourth house
progressive granted anonymity to speak bluntly said they don't fucking get Jeffries refusal
to support Medicare for all given that the party bases move very clearly to the
left on so many issues. Jeffries is stressed that his lack of support for Medicare for
all is more about maintaining his neutrality as party leader than specific opposition to policy
itself. Would Hakeem Jeffries say the same about abortion? It faced with a difficult choice on whether
or not he's in favor of protecting reproductive rights. Would Hakeem Jeffries say, oh, I'm neutral
on this issue? Of course not. Same with Israel. Israel and Medicare for All are broadly,
Medicare for all is broadly popular. Israel is broadly unpopular within the base of support for the Democratic Party
And yet Hakeem Jeffries is unambiguously against both of these
policies
Very interesting. He is directly at odds with the overwhelming majority of Democrats in this country. Perhaps that's part of the reason why
He is
unbelievably unpopular
Anyway, a new poly market bet just showed up on my timeline.
Hassan Piker arrested in 2026.
Why is this?
What the fuck is happening, man?
Yesterday, poly market decided to lie about a position of mine, and then they got bullied
so hard they had to delete it.
And today, and today they are instead doing this shit.
stuff.
You can make so much money right now. Come on, man.
Anyway, Jeffries is stressed that he's neutral.
A former progressive caucus member had, uh, had been a cosponsor of
Medicare for all legislation.
Jeffries was a former progressive caucus member until he became leader in 2022
consistent with other leaders or speakers have done.
When it comes to major pieces of legislation, we as house minority
leader, let the house democratic caucus work out its will to actually
get a consensus position.
Brad Lander, the progressive former New York city comptroller,
who unseated Dan Goldman pointed to Israel's another likely area of
division between progressives and leadership.
We don't want to send additional military aid to Israel
while it continues a policy that I do believe is genocide,
he said in an interview.
Those of us that ran on that platform, of course,
will make our voices heard loud and clear
in internal debates and conversations.
A fifth progressive caucus member
acknowledged that while there is frustration,
Jeffrey's been addressing internal dissent in real time.
People reach out to him, and they have good conversations,
and they move forward, the lawmaker said.
We should have hashed things out immediately,
and he's really open to having those conversations.
But in public, we seemingly is not open to leaning into the progressive dynamism that is at the heart of this movement.
When we win, the majority will know we have won it with a huge amount of progressive energy said progressive caucus chair Greg Kazaar from Texas progressive members.
He said we'll make sure a party better holds the line on key progressive issues.
Anyway, Sarah Longwell went on to do his book promotional tour.
Sarah Longwell went on The Morning Joe.
And on The Morning Joe, Sarah Longwell continued attacking me and then literally biting my
shit super hard.
Very interesting phenomenon developing on the bulwark side where people like Sarah Longwell
will on the one hand say, you know, we really got to lean into some of the more progressive
forces in the base of support and then also say we have to elect, we have to eradicate
the scourge of a son piker from the Democratic Party.
I don't know why she's, I mean, look, I'll take it, I'll take it, you know, she's
trying to sell a book, ignore her.
I mean, I do find it very funny that, you know, former Dick Cheney loyalists are
running around talking about how the Democratic Party has to succumb to its
base desires of championing more progressive causes and have a policy
vision while also simultaneously yelling at the person who's been saying that for
the last decade. I think no matter how silly or stupid one might
perceive voters to be, I think when they hear stuff like this, they go
really. It's kind of like this. If the Democrats say the wall is stupid and immigrants don't
constitute a national security threat for the better half of the last two decades,
only to turn around and say, actually, we are going to be the party that builds the wall.
Voters look at that and go, okay, I'm going to go with the guy who's been saying to build
the wall this entire time. You look like a fucking hypocrite. And I think a similar predicament
is taking place here. What Sarah Longwell doesn't understand is she's coming to our side.
she can't on the one hand try to punish people like myself or try to actively foment enmity towards
people like myself while simultaneously leaning into the the things that people like myself have
been saying for the last decade places where democrats are really out of step with the vast
majority of sort of the the swingier electorate and obviously look you mentioned immigration
Donald Trump is interesting because the wall he never built the wall and voters didn't hold him responsible for not building the wall.
Why? Because talking about the wall was a stand-in for Donald Trump saying, I'm going to take immigration seriously at a time when voters are really frustrated that nobody is taking immigration seriously.
And so he never had to build the wall. He just had to focus on things that voters were frustrated about. I would say, Mom Downey in New York is sort of a similar, he does a similar thing where it's,
where it's a lot of his individual policies
around groceries and transportation.
They're not particularly good policies,
but voters didn't care about those policies.
What they cared about was he was talking about affordability.
He was talking about the things that were bothering them.
And so I do think that Donald Trump does not have,
while Democrats are struggling to figure a few things out,
they've gotta say, look, the border's gotta be closed.
They've got to understand that Republicans are going to try to move the conversation on
trans issues, not to whether or not trans people should be treated with dignity and respect
and not discriminated against, because the vast majority of Americans agree with that.
Where they don't agree with them is on sports.
And Democrats are going to have to figure out how to talk about this issue in a way
that both, I think, acknowledges people's humanity in the way that Republicans don't,
acknowledges people's dignity, but also on some of those 70-30 issues aren't forced
into such extreme positions.
I'll just say very quickly, look,
I came up during the gay marriage debate.
And one thing that we understood as advocates
for gay marriage on the Republican side
was that we were gonna have to give politicians
some space on that.
Barack Obama wasn't for gay marriage in 2008.
And the advocacy community understood
they had to persuade people of that
before they asked politicians to take a tough position
on something that voters didn't agree with.
And I think that the advocacy community
is going to have to give some democratic politicians some space on this
sarah longwell never has to uh...
sarah longwell never has to defend her position or her advocacy for
uh... trotting around list cheney for example right like these are the types
of things that
uh... exposed double standard the more right wing you are
uh... the more favor you have with establishment democrats
that's it
you can be as right wing as you want to
you can be as right wing as you want to
you can push as many right wing positions as you want to regardless of whether the
voters wanted or not
and you never really have to defend your advocacy
horrible point
because democrats would obviously better be better for trans people in the
long run
so there's just a few places where democrats do have to sort of
get in a better position with the american public but then they've also
really got to think about
building a bench of better communicators democrats cannot rely on uh... you
know
generational politicians every single time
uh... they have to build a much bigger bench of people who are out there
communicating the voters
donald trump and republicans of practice
a kind of narrative dominance for so long
yes she was remember she was also antagonistic desire on mum donnie
too
uh... initially
and openly so.
So once again, these people are coming to our side,
no matter how much they chirp about like,
no matter how much they chirp about people like myself,
like she was anti-Zoran, right?
She was anti-Zoran.
I'm willing to bet if you were to ask her
her position on Zoran now,
she'd be like, Zoran is actually pretty good.
Today, she'll say, Zoran is good, Hassan is bad.
Tomorrow, she'll say, Hassan is good, Zoran is good.
This other person is bad.
These are mercenaries.
Okay. These are mercenaries. They are not, they're not real believers.
They're not committed to a cause. They're not committed to a broader vision.
All they care about is maintaining their positions of power. Okay.
Oh, she said Zoran is bad still or his policies are bad still.
Don't acknowledge his people's dignity, but also on some of those 70,
30 issues aren't forced into such extreme positions.
I'll just say very quickly, look,
I came up during the gay marriage debate.
And one thing that we understood as advocates
for gay marriage on the Republican side
was that we were gonna have to give politicians
some space on that.
Barack Obama wasn't for gay marriage in 2008.
And the advocacy community understood
they had to persuade people of that
before they asked politicians to take a tough position
on something that voters didn't agree with.
And I think that the advocacy community
is going to have to give some democratic politics.
Okay, whatever.
Oh, anyway, um,
we're going to, we're going to continue our coverage on Israel, considering that,
uh,
the UK government hasn't done.
The UK government, French government, 10 other countries are, uh,
going to sanction trade from Israeli settlements.
This is a move in the right direction,
but a move that's obviously both too little and also too late,
but it's a move in the right direction nonetheless, okay?
Adam Johnson of course has some critiques here
about Miliband announcing new actually harsh sanctions
against Iran during his announcement of toothless,
admittedly superficial sanctions on Israeli settlers
is so exquisitely liberal PR whiteboarding session,
can't even performatively slap wrists
without giving Israel a victory.
Classic move. This was again at the heart of the ICC criminal warrants as well.
These guys cannot do anything against Israel without doing it tenfold to Israel's enemies.
Always and forever.
that they also admitted is useless in private.
We'll talk about that again.
British diplomats have privately told US counterparts
that the new sanctions on Israeli settlements
are largely symbolic and will have no material impact
on UK's wider relationship with Israel according to Bloomberg.
It's a messaging operation.
It's a messaging operation to deploy some kind
of pressure valve to the discontented masses.
Okay, that's what this is.
The thing is, Miliband's own people are framing it this way behind closed doors, per Bloomberg News.
It's not just lefty cynicism, which is totally justified given the last 40 years of fake crackdowns on Israel.
It's British diplomats behind closed doors saying it's largely symbolic.
UK officials are nonetheless concerned that the announcement may provide early setback for Burnham's relationship with Trump.
British diplomats have privately told the US that the sanctions are largely symbolic and will have no material impact on the UK's wider relationship with Israel on trade or security.
security in a bid to sue the Trump administration's response, people familiar with the matter said.
Andy Burnham also released this long, you know, this long Twitter post, this effort post on Twitter,
announcing the sanctions. Let's take a look at how France 24 is covering it,
and I'll give you my criticisms over it afterwards.
The ban on goods from Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, saying London's economic
relations with Israel should reflect the unlawful nature of its occupation.
Foreign Minister Ed Miliband said the move marked a beginning of a new approach, telling
parliament that the UK now had to act to oppose the expansion of settlements.
While it comes as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government ramps up settlement
construction in the West Bank and amid persistent settler attacks on Palestinians there.
Twelve countries, including France, Spain, Poland, Sweden and Canada, have followed suit.
Let's take a listen to Miliband.
The British government agrees that there is ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in areas
of the West Bank, perpetrated by settler terrorists.
And all too often the Israeli government has turned a blind eye to this and worse
members of it have made statements and taken actions to support the forced
displacement of Palestinians. I do not believe the British people want us
supporting the occupation by accepting products from settlements in our shops
and supermarkets. So I can announce today that we will introduce an import ban on
goods from illegal settlements in the occupied territory.
All right well for more analysis on this we can turn to our
international affairs editor Angela Diffley. Hi Angela.
me. How big of a deal is this announcement? It is very significant. I think in terms of
the actual ban on imports from the occupied West Bank, most people are aware that not much
is imported to Britain from that part of the world, that those people are growing
because it is mostly agricultural. No, they're not going to free the Palestine
action people. Are you kidding me? This is what they did last time around too.
On the one hand, they said, we're going to offer conditional statehood recognition to
the Palestinian state under the leadership of the Palestinian Authority, all this stuff.
While simultaneously they were cracking the whip on Palestine action protesters, they
were still jailing mass arresting and mass incarcerating Palestine action protesters.
So no, it's complete nonsense.
It's always aesthetics.
This is the way that the liberal system tries to create a pressure valve.
They recognize that it's no longer just demands against Israel that's on the line.
It's no longer just a demand for accountability.
It's now a crisis of democracy.
Okay, liberal capitalist democracy in the Western world is failing.
And they obviously can't let the regular ordinary citizens in these countries recognize the
failure of the democratic process. For the last three years, people have watched the
genocide unfold, watched their governments aid and abet the country that's doing the genocide,
and have demanded changes. These are not only moral demands, but these are now the majority
demands, and they have been the majority demands for a while now. So at a certain point,
people are going to stop asking and start recognizing that the democratic process is
bullshit. So in an effort to maybe soothe the interests of the masses, or maybe cause the masses to
no longer be as frustrated, you have to release a pressure valve. This is one of those things.
So you offer a symbolic victory to the people who have been demanding changes. Okay.
It's a performative instance of moral grandstanding to make it seem like they're actually
punishing Israel. Israel will obviously play ball as well. They'll get very pissed off.
They'll say, oh, well, you know, the Falklands belong to Argentina or whatever Israel and Israeli envoys are saying right now that obviously still
Compounds on the frustration that many are feeling in the UK
But that is the ultimate goal here. Okay
That's precisely the reason why, you know, it's not like my travel ban to the UK is going to be reversed in this process
albeit i'm a small factor here, but it's like
symbolic. But because of the smallness that that represents, this could be an additional
symbolic opportunity for the British government to say, we're going to ease up on the Palestine
Action Protesters. We're going to reverse some of these travel bans against anti-Israel
voices. Are they doing that? No, of course not. They're not doing that because that
is even too much for these assholes. That is too much for these assholes. Oh no, we can't do that.
Obviously, that'll really piss off Israel. We can't piss off Israel that much. So they're doing this
symbolic slap on the wrist initiative against the Israeli settlements. And of course, Jeremy
Ben-Ami of J Street is saying this is acceptable. The UK and other of Israel's closest allies
are making it clear that the status quo is no longer acceptable. Israel must choose between
a permanent occupation and growing international isolation, or a future in which a viable independent
Palestinian state lives alongside a secure Israel fully accepted by the world. The United States
should stand with its allies and take similar action, including ending trade with the settlements
until Israel changes course. The situation in Palestine is a moral emergency. This is Ed
Miliband's take. I'll show you Ed Miliband's response in a second. Adam Justice. Hey,
Hey, Jeremy, can you or anyone at Jshu define a Palestinian state?
We love some clarity here.
Since this hand waving goal is so load bearing to continued military and
economic support for Israel.
Can Palestine have bilateral trade and military alliances with Iran or Russia?
Cause that is a part of sovereignty.
That is a part of statehood.
States are supposed to be allowed opportunities for normal trade.
States are supposed to also have a standing military, right?
Will Palestine, as a recognized state, have load-bearing bought?
No, dude, shut up.
Load-bearing is not always an indication
that the person is using AI.
Load-bearing is actually a term that I deploy regularly as well.
Come on.
Education in Palestine is a moral emergency.
Well, the National Government is doing in Gaza
is a stain on the conscience of the world.
And there is increasing evidence war crimes
appear to have been committed.
increasing evidence war crimes have appeared to have been committed. Jesus Christ, dude.
And we're witnessing unprecedented settler terrorism in the West Bank. The British government
has come to the same conclusion as the former Prime Minister of Israel and others that there
is ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in areas of the West Bank perpetrated by settler terrorists.
And too often the Israeli government has turned a blind eye to this. And worse, members
We have made statements and taken actions to support the forced displacement of Palestinians.
We will not stand by.
We are going to be stronger in standing up for what is right, and bolder in the action
we take.
Our North Star is our belief in the two-state solution, that both the Israeli and Palestinian
people have a right to self-determination, freedom and security.
Today we are calling out the occupation of Palestine as unlawful.
We are banning the import of goods from illegal settlements.
taking action on services to target those who finance,
facilitate, or construct new settlements.
And we're banning advertising of settlement properties.
Wanting two states is symbolic?
Yes, 100%.
The entire point of like, oh, we want a two-state solution
is always a mechanism to basically put together
the most bullshit hand wave of all time to say, oh, yeah,
Of course, I want a Palestinian state, never describe what a Palestinian state looks like.
That's why we ask the questions like, can the Palestinians have a standing military?
Can they have full sovereignty?
If they have a real nation state recognized as a sovereign nation state by the United
Nations, they would be able to have not only their own standing military, but then also
some level of contiguity in the West Bank, which currently Israel obviously does not
allow with these expanding settlement operations, which by the way happened in the aftermath
of the Oslo Accords in the so-called peace process. That was the argument, right? That
Palestinians will be able to have statehood. That was bullshit. That was always bullshit.
But then last but not least, if there's a two state solution, right, if there's a two state solution, is there a right to return for Palestinians?
And also, will they be able to have a standing military and also conduct normal security cooperative agreements with other regional actors, including but not limited to Iran, if they choose to do so?
Like you can't have a state, you can't have a statehood and sovereignty without a standing military, you can't have a statehood and sovereignty without, you know, allowing countries to conduct regular trade agreements with other countries in the region if they choose to do so.
This isn't a guarantee that they will by the way, I'm just asking the question like will they allow Palestine, the nation state to conduct regular trade with Iran if they choose to do so.
It's bullshit.
We're taking action too on settler terrorism.
The action we're taking today is against the government of Israel, not its people.
I know the trauma that Hamas's terrorist atrocity of October the 7th has caused for the people
of Israel and Jews across the world.
It was a murderous act by a murderous terrorist organization.
Israel faces existential threats to its security, most severely from Iran.
forward to date.
Well, again, how can you on the one hand be like, Oh, well, you know, looking at the genocide
that Israel has conducted on the Palestinian population and be like, well, it's now becoming
increasingly clear that perhaps there are some, perhaps there are some war crimes that
took place.
Right.
Like you look at Israel's genocide of the Palestinians, say, Oh, maybe it's a war crime.
Who knows?
Meanwhile, they're like, October seven was basically a genocide.
It's the most heinous crime of all crimes is the most heinous thing that could
have happened.
These guys are all barbaric animals.
It kind of feels like you are, you know, you are very clear in your language on behalf
of defending Israel, but not so clear on your language when it comes to criticizing
Israel.
He didn't say perhaps it was war crimes.
He said perhaps it appears there were war crimes.
Yeah, I know.
worse.
Zana Said has some criticisms here. Notice how Miliband, in addition to not even once
bothering with acknowledging the Palestinian humanitarian laws and fears, making it instead
all about Jewish laws and fears, easily use the term ethnic cleansing for just the West
Bank and delegates that are responsibly not to the Israeli government, but to the
settlers. The Israelis occupy the West Bank. The Israeli kidnap and detain Palestinians,
including children's in prisons indefinitely.
They execute and sexually assault Palestinians.
Settlers aren't an aberration.
They function as a part of the Israeli expansionism
and are protected and empowered by the state and military.
They also function as a scapegoat
that allows the Israelis full impunity overall.
The UK has been directly complicit in genocide in Gaza
where Palestinian parents are still picking up
pieces of their slaughtered children.
They cannot be allowed to wash their hands clean of it.
It's just fucking PR.
Will the Foreign Secretary recognize that?
Here's Jeremy Corbyn asking a very good question about continued involvement between the United
States, between the UK and Israel, the security cooperative agreement that they have.
The hundreds of thousands of us that have marched and met to support the Palestinian
people, be they Jewish, Muslim, Christian, Hindu or Buddhist, have done so out of a
motivation to bring about justice and peace for the people of Palestine.
And will he specifically call for Israel to withdraw in totality from Gaza, not just to
70 per cent they occupy now, but the remaining part that they're bombarding?
And if the military sanctions are to mean anything, surely that must include an end
to the sharing of surveillance information by the REF overflying Gaza, the use of
of REF Akritiri and the ability that Israel has to manufacture weapons at Elbit Systems
factories in this country as well. If we are serious about ending a military occupation,
then we have to play a very full part in achieving that.
I do want to see Israel withdraw from Gaza and I want to see Hamas disarm and that is
the whole point of the 20 point plan and I agree with him on that. I do say that
the campaigners on this issue, have played an important role in this. And I think the
way in which actually young people, people across the country, and it's not just in Britain
actually, it's across the world, have been mobilized on this issue, should tell all
of us in this house something about the deep sense of injustice people feel about what
has unfolded.
On his point about intelligence, I want to be careful on this. We are not in
in any sense, helping with the occupation.
But we do have important and valued
intelligence and security relationships with Israel.
Like, Doug, even in your, oh, we might have recognized
that Israel may have, perhaps, I don't know,
possibly committed some war crime arenas, right?
You now take ownership over those war crime arenas, okay?
with your RAF surveillance and intelligence sharing agreement.
It's fucking ridiculous dude. It just like doesn't make any sense. It doesn't make any fucking sense whatsoever.
It's so ridiculous. Of course it's fucking bullshit. Of course it's bullshit.
There are clear-cut ways that we can demand punishing Israel, holding Israel accountable,
but this isn't even that. This is literally, this is not even punishing Israel. This is just simply
stop the the aiding and abetting of Israel's crimes. Okay? But none of them will do it.
Part of the reason why they won't do it is because that also holds them morally culpable.
It's a recognition of the ongoing atrocities, it's a recognition of our politicians and their involvement in the ongoing atrocities, so they can't fucking do anything.
They're like, oh, our hands are tied.
It's nasty business.
So announcing the reimposition of major economic sanctions on Iran, as well as bearing down on its network of proxy groups like Hezbollah.
I also know that so many members of the Jewish community live in fear in the face of rising
antisemitism here in the UK. Antisemitism is a scourge and an evil, and we will do more
to tackle it as a government. I also say this, holding British Jews responsible for the actions
of the government of Israel is antisemitism, pure and simple. I'm proud of my Jewishness
and unwavering in my support for the security of the state of Israel.
And I see absolutely no contradiction between this and my support for the state of Palestine.
Indeed, quite the opposite.
The only route to security for both peoples is living side by side in peaceful coexistence in a two state solution.
That's why we're taking action today.
My parents came here as Jewish refugees.
They saw a country that stood up for values of freedom, democracy.
Do these people believe that Palestinians have a right to resist their occupation and annexation? No, of course not, of course not.
They do not.
What are you talking about? That's terrorism.
Like for these people, let's be real for like, for our politicians in the Western world, they unironically,
they openly say this all the time. They, they
They, one, think any criticism of Israel, for the most part, is anti-Semitism, and they
think criticism of Israel is a far worse crime than actually aiding and abetting Israel's
war crimes.
Israel's crime of all crimes is its genocide of the Palestinian population.
They just, they openly say it.
Like these guys are barbaric hordes that must be civilized, that must be tamed by
military force.
We must destroy their existence.
You must aid and abet Israel in its ethnic cleansing campaign and its genocide.
And if you criticize that, that's a far greater crime than anything else.
How can you look at the situation and see anything but that when people who are British
nationals, who also happen to be Israeli nationals, go to Israel and participate in
the ethnic cleansing, participate in the war crimes, participate in the genocide,
And then they can come back to the UK with ease, with no criminal charges, with no prosecution
whatsoever, right?
While simultaneously pensioners who hold up a fucking placard that says, I support Palestine
action, receive far greater charges than the guys who actually did the war crimes.
That's it.
That's anti-Semitism.
That's unacceptable.
That's considered a dangerous predicament.
If you're a pensioner, if you're a British pensioner, if you're like a disabled 80-year-old
person who's holding up a placard that says, I support Palestine Action, that has, by the
British government, been fucking charged with far more significant penalties than a guy
who's British who can go to Israel, join the Israeli occupying forces, and murder
Palestinian children, come back to the UK with ease.
It's completely unacceptable.
And I think most people recognize it as such as well.
Anyway, here's Francesca Albanese who is obviously the special rapporteur to the occupied Palestinian
territories who has been under attack, like Marcellus attacked by Zionist groups who have
basically put sanctions on her, sanctions on her children, sanctions on her husband.
Here she is talking about the UK sanctions on Israeli settlements.
It does signal a seismic shift because it's the stronger condemnation ever issued by the UK government
on Israeli occupation and especially after months and years of painful and regrettable
silence and indifference. It's an official position on the legality of these radio
occupation as a whole and ethnic cleansing. This is huge. So and I expect on the one hand that this
is a starting point and it's excellent and it has already provoked. Yeah. This is my assessment as
well. Like I said, it's a step in the right direction and it's something that countries have
refused to abide by up until this moment. But again, it's also at the same time clearly
and an opportunity to release the pressure valve because our voices have gotten too loud.
Our movement too powerful.
And people are now questioning whether we have a real democratic process in these western
liberal democracies at all, whether we care about defending democracy at all, whether
our politicians will hear our cries to put an end to this wholesale slaughter.
But that's it, that's the reason why they're doing this.
And also let's be real, too little and it's too late.
It's not enough.
So we have to continue applying pressure.
Like a snowball effect among other countries, the UK has really been complicit, complicit.
I've analyzed this, I've investigated this, it's been complicit with Israeli crimes,
militarily, economically, financially.
And therefore, there is a need to revert to a safe space of compliance with international
law.
The important van Guts, as I've said in the past days from illegal settlements, this is
the beginning.
But what remains to be done is progressively to help dismantle Israel's apartheid, which
doesn't mean help dismantle Israel.
But is it possible that for certain people the only way, including the U.S., the only
way for Israel to exist as being an apartheid state, this is the model that the US is defending.
And Europe has a responsibility to help Israel become something else, a place of where human
rights are respected, because this is what's expected by Israel as a member of the UN
community.
Dude, stop stop spamming. Oh my god, you're so annoying. Okay
Hamzey Ahtar says if you were supportive of the two-state solution, why were you trading with illegal settlements in the first place?
It's easier to sanction settlements rather than sanction Israel now if sanctions work
The settlements will not expand but also will not shrink and if sanctions don't work and that's what Israel will do
to. Settlements will grow in number and sanctions will be meaningless because they were made
to target the bat and not the batter. No country should be praised for doing what
is right after doing wrong for so long as the bare minimum. How are sanctions against
the settlements pulled out of a hat so easily yet the army that protects those settlements
is an army that has killed more than 70,000 Palestinians faces nothing. The same army
has flattened the Gaza Strip and much of southern Lebanon. Where are the sanctions
for that? How is the prime minister who orders the killing of the Palestinians
along with his ministers not sanctioned and houses security apparatus that enforces apartheid
and incites against Palestinian children day and night left untouched.
Thousands have been killed since the so-called ceasefire in the hands of the Israeli occupying
forces.
Thousands of Palestinians.
In broad daylight, we recognize Israel is violating all rules of law, violating all
international law.
Its existence is a violation.
continued occupation is a violation of international law and yet it remains. So yes, these sanctions
are symbolic. It's representative of this growing movement that has become far too loud
that of course western liberal defenders of democracy have to do something about it.
But we need more, okay? And we need to keep pressing for more.
Until the root cause of Israeli violence and dispossession is addressed, the fundamental logic of Zionism is just endless cosmetic gestures for Western liberal PR consumption.
Oh, look at us. We're doing the right thing. We're moving the needle in the right direction. Why do you want so much more? What more do you want? Do you want to punish Israel? Do you want to hold Israel accountable? That's a bridge too far.
It's like, yes, we do actually, we do want that. What do you mean? A genocide has taken place. Of
course we want the perpetrators to be held accountable because if we don't hold the perpetrators
accountable, then we are all now saying that genocide is acceptable. Okay? We're now rewriting
the post-World War II liberal international order where we said never again.
We're saying actually it is fine and its consequences will be felt by all especially in the periphery.
If we do not hold this crime accountable, if we do not return to a system of stability,
might as right in the law the jungle will take root.
And it won't just be America or Israel recognizing the new standards being set, it'll be everyone else.
else. Okay? It's chaos. I cannot believe that at the behest and direction of the state of
Israel, this tiny country, we are throwing everything. We are throwing everything, every
every system that we design to maintain some semblance of global stability onto the bus.
we're destroying it.
Yeah.
Bar-rightist really minister Ben Gavir is now calling for sanctions against the UK over
occupation of Falkland Islands.
He says it's time for the state of Israel to publicly recognize that the Malvinas Islands
are Argentine territory under occupation which the British violently steal from the Argentine
people.
Yes the irony is the point says Matthew Petty he's doing a crude whataboutism and the icing
on the cake is that the rates of 5 million Palestinians are reduced to an island of penguins and shepherds.
products will simply find other markets. It is not going to have a huge impact
on either the Palestinian farmers or the Israeli farmers there, but it is highly symbolic and for
that reason will urge Israel very considerably. What was very noticeable about this was the
sort of heft of this reset. Ed Miliband, the new foreign secretary under Andy Burnham,
Yes, we're going to talk about the military.
The IRGC intercepting and capturing an unmanned submersible, Iran seized one of our drone submarines.
Okay, position as regards Israel, and this was a very wide ranging and a very clear declaration.
Ed Miliband is the descendant of a very well known Jewish sociologist in Britain.
his family were Polish Jewish refugees who came to Britain for Haven. That inevitably
colours his position on this and his strong stance. It is highly symbolic. It is also
very much about the position of the Labour Party in Britain. There is an important by-election
coming up. The Labour Party has a huge majority. Nothing very serious is going to happen
if it loses it. But this is a by-election in which this question is vital. And this
This is a way for the Labour Party to say this is our new position on Israel and this is our
new position on the current Israeli government and the illegal settlements in the West Bank
and imports from those areas.
This is a very clear statement.
It will delight the vast majority of Labour MPs who have long wanted this and a very
large number of Labour supporters.
What is the context within Britain?
That said, he said anybody who questions the right of Israel to exist is wrong.
He was very, very clear on that.
He said this is an argument with the Israeli government and not with Israel, but that something
had to be done.
It was no good saying that they disapproved of what was going on in the area.
He talked particularly about, of course, this E1 settlement which the Israeli government
is now taking bids for developers to build on that land and that would
completely isolate on the occupied West Bank it would isolate Arab East
Jerusalem because there would be a Jewish settlement on the on the right
hand side of it on the eastern side of it. He talked about how he agreed having
talked to former Israeli Prime Minister, Labour Israeli Prime Minister
Ehud Barak, that what was being seen in some cases is...
By the way, when these people or even Ed Miliband uses his father's writing on this issue or his
father's opinions on this issue, just know that it's a disservice to his work, Ralph Miliband was
a Marxist sociologist. As many sociologists were at the time, okay? And from what I understand,
much like Albert Einstein and many others. There were a lot of notable back and forth with other
sociologists at the time and his stance on Israel is not as open and shut as Ed Miliband suggests.
here is a workers library talking specifically about Ralph Miliband and
Israel Palestine. Ed Miliband's father Ralph Miliband, a Marx writer denounced by the Daily
Mail as the man who hated Britain, left behind him two well-known books, Parliamentary Socialism
and the State and Capitalist Society. Less known but also valuable today is a thin volume of
letters in 1967 about Israel Palestine between Ralph Miliband and his friend Marcel Liebman,
who was then a contributor to the semi-trotskyist Belgian weekly Lagos.
The letters were translated from French by Peter Drucker and published in 2006
for the introduction by the Lebanese French Marxist writer Gilbert Akar.
Partly the letters are valuable in the same way that a view on
any issue from a divergent unfamiliar angle can be.
In 1967, many assumptions on the Israel-Palestine,
many assumptions on Israel-Palestine, which currently go almost unquestioned
on the left in Britain at least, were not assumed at all.
and partly the letters are valid because in them Miliband is exceptionally lucid the correspond to
spain's few weeks around june 1967 and the war between israel and arab states the temper on the left
on israel pass that question then was different from now no one on the left advocated wiping israel
off the map arab governments and the leaders of the time in the plo then an annex of the
egyptian government without the autonomy it gained in 1968 to 1968 1960 not openly advocate
wiping Israel off the map, and everyone on the left is sented, okay at the beginning of the
debate recorded in the volume Liebman is about as anti-israeli as any sociologist got on those days.
He expresses disgust that the whole French left is basically for Israel from Jean-Paul Sartre
to socialist party leader Guy Millet. And he says he wants the move to England where anti-israeli
sentiment is stronger. In the first letter he denounces Miliband as pro-israeli and reacting
as a European and a Jew rather than as a socialist.
Meliband actually has slightly rose-tinted picture of Israeli policy.
He considers it nonsense to suppose there are serious Israeli plans to conquer and subjugate
Arab people outside his territory.
Meliband is remonstrating with an indignant Liebman who suggests that Israel is about
to invade in Congress Syria.
He's right to do so.
But in fact, Israel would conquer and subjugate Arab people outside of his territory in the
West Bank in Gaza in 1967.
is critical of Israel's foreign policy of its attitude the Palestinians who fled or were
driven out in 1948 of its bad treatment of Arabs within Israel itself. The criticism
needed calibration according to Akar's afterward. Miliband's hostility towards Israeli policy
did indeed become steadily sharper and right, rightfully so in line with events after
1967. But on basics through the debate, Liebman moves closer to the axis of Miliband's
position, two nations, two states. And as afterward, Akar cites Miliband from 1973. The
idea I've always subscribed to is the creation of a Palestinian state alongside Israel, a
state, an institutional foundation on the basis of which more could be built in time
to come, hypothetically with federalism, et cetera.
The secular democratic state combining all pre-1940 Palestinian territory, Jewish
Arab, which PLO had advocated for in 1969, never was a solution at the present time
and for a long time to come, whereas my solution is possible, puts the Palestinians back in
the historical and geographical swings and opens up new vistas.
This is some respects, reminds me of the blind spot that many academics have in talking about
the progressive forces of the, the historically progressive forces of the American Revolution,
right? The American Revolutionary War, which I agree was a progressive, historically progressive
force. Okay? This is happening at a time when nation states are only being built for the first
time ever. This is a nationalist movement. However, there's also the the the untold amounts of violence
that the indigenous inhabitants were subjected to. Okay? And you're wrong. No, I'm not wrong. I am
correct. Please stop. It is you're talking about the foundations of a nation state being built
Against at the time the most powerful colonial empire, okay?
Having said that there's also
inhabitants indigenous in town inhabitants of the land that are treated as as as non-human or lesser than
Okay, I
Hate when people go progressive settler slave or settler colony. Yes. That is what a progressive force means
That is literally what a historically progressive force means you fucking idiot. That is what it fucking means
Yes. Okay. In comparison to feudalism, capitalism was a historically progressive force, an evolution away from feudalism, and was better than fucking feudalism.
So yes, that's what it would. That's how it works. Okay. So yes, in comparison to settler colonialism, a nation state founded on the principles of federalism was a more progressive historical force.
force. Yes. Anyway. But yes,
There is still ultimately a blind spot with many thinkers, especially European thinkers.
The blind spot comes from the fact that the indigenous inhabitants were still ultimately seen as barbaric forces that must be tamed.
Okay.
And the same goes for the Arab inhabitants of the land known as Palestine.
It is identical.
Indigenous inhabitants always are considered as maybe even not second
class citizens, but just a scourge that must be removed.
Okay.
When the Daily Mail accused Ralph Miliband of being a traitor Jews over his criticism
of Israel in 2013, Jeremy Corbyn was the only Labour MP that went on BBC to call out for
the disgusting slur that it was, yeah.
Indian savages the terminology in the Constitution. Yeah, this is no matter how
like quote-unquote woke the and forward-thinking people were at the time
they still saw the European nature of this settler colony of Israel and they
much preferred it to the barbaric savagery demonstrated in their minds of
of the Arab inhabitants. Okay? That's where a lot of this, that's where a lot of this conversation
stems from. Now, of course, this is far closer to us in history than the settler expansion of
Manifest Destiny. Okay? So it's the attitude should be different, and yet it's all the same.
We have yet to evolve from this perspective, even to this day, its remnants and its cultural and societal blind spots remain.
There is a reason for why even the USSR, at the inception of the Israeli state, was arming the Zionist brigades.
Arming the Zionist brigades by refusing to abide by the weapons sanctions or the weapons blockade that existed at the time by sending him through Czechoslovakia.
The USSR was pro-Israel at its inception. As were many socialists around the world, Israel in its makeup was considered a socialist national project.
Its initial leadership was comprised of secular socialist Jews, self-avowed secular socialist Jews.
Now of course the USSR quickly changed its attitude but the first country to recognize the nation state of Israel was the USSR.
And Israel at its inception is coming at the flashpoint where nationalism or former colonial
subjects is still being seen as a historically progressive force and to this day Pan-Arabic
nationalism can be considered a progressive historical force.
African nationalism is still a progressive historical force, whereas Jews by and large
had actually experienced the negative nationalism, the vulgar ultra-nationalism
demonstrated by the Nazis, the fascists.
No, it wasn't. The US recognized Israel literally 15 minutes after it came into existence.
U.S.S.R. did so the next day. Look it up. I always thought it was the U.S.S.R. that did it first.
This is such a funny thing to say. The U.S. recognized Israel 15 minutes after it came into
existence. U.S.S.R. only did so the next day.
Bro said he was there. They were spawn camping.
But it's interesting because like these were some of the more forward thinkers at the time.
And even they still had a positive association with Israel, but they were still very critical of what Israel was doing.
And it's kind of funny that that hasn't changed at all.
If anything has gotten worse, I guess, Israel's actions have become more violent, more obviously
genocidal, more predisposed with not only like the ethnic displacement of the indigenous
inhabitants, but now the outright death and destruction of all civil life of all peoples
being forcibly purged from the land, diseases running amok amongst the Palestinian society
directly born out of Israel's genocide.
And while Israel's actions have become more obvious, and with our technological advancements
we can see it in broad daylight, and while we fancy ourselves living in the western
world to be upholders of the liberal international order of pluralism, diversity, defending all
peoples across the board, defending all humanity across the board, we are failing to abide by these
first principles that we're supposed to be the defenders of.
But Pan-Africanism and Pan-Arab movements are anti-imperialist, not the same as the
settler colony. Yes, the current Palestinian emancipatory movement is a national movement as
well. It's a nationalist movement. It's in vain. It's in line with what we were talking about.
It's an anti-settler colonialist movement.
Yes, for a people without a nation, a nationalist movement is still a progressive one. It's different
than what you see with Nazi Germany, for example.
The West Bank was ethnic cleansing.
A bubble.
No, I'm not comparing it to Israel. I'm saying that Israel's nationalism was identical as
far as the nationalism demonstrated by others, including but not limited to, you know, fascist
Mussolini and also Nazi Germany. I was just saying that there are, like,
anyway, let's get back to Ed Miliband. He say,
Britain is not silent in the face of deep injustice and nor is it powerless.
And today we act in concert with others in a broad international coalition.
I can tell the House that today France and Canada are announcing alongside Britain
that they will also ban the import of goods from illegal sources.
Joining the Netherlands, Ireland, Belgium, Spain and Norway
which would be the banned goods are in the process of doing so
with many other countries, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Poland, Portugal and Sweden
Sweden pledging today they will support further action. Madam Deputy Speaker this
is what Britain can achieve leading with others and this is in our fundamental
national interest because if there is one lesson of recent decades is that we will
never have stability in the Middle East without a two-state solution and it is
also the case that if we fail to stand up for the values that this country has
long held and fought for we lose credibility and influence in the
world. Let me say this, you will face the full force of UK sanctions. Settlements are
illegal. They should not be promoted in our country. Today I announce that the official
view of the British government is that the occupation is unlawful. Because of Israel's
entrenchment of its control, its intention to extend permanent sovereignty, and its expansionist
agenda via illegal settlements. Our position is not just an overdue statement of reality.
The government believes the unlawfulness of the occupation should be reflected in the
economic relationships we choose to have with the occupied territories.
I do not believe the British people want us supporting the occupation by accepting products
from settlements in our shops and supermarkets. So I can announce today that we will introduce
and import ban on goods from illegal settlements in the occupied territories.
To do so, I will introduce a new comprehensive sanctions regime working with my right honourable
friend the business secretary with appropriate religious exemptions.
And as part of this regime, we will go further.
We will take action against specific companies and individuals who provide services, such
as construction, infrastructure, financing or real estate for settlement expansion.
So to those who finance or facilitate illegal settlements, let me say this, you will face
the full force of UK sanctions.
We will now also refuse all licensed applications for arms and other exports that materially
contribute to the occupation, in effect a double lock against arms sales.
these measures by the labor government in Britain, along with bias and one-sided anti-
All right. Well, regardless of the too little too late nature of some of these sanctions,
let's look at the other side and how Israel is receiving these sanctions so we can at
the very least feel a little bit better, okay? Because anything that obviously criticizes
Israel, no matter how tiny it might seem, is obviously going to be considered unacceptable.
Because once again, Israel is used to getting unconditional support from the Western world,
and they're really aggressive about not receiving it. Any criticism, no matter how
How valid will be met with the most aggressive response from the Israeli government and also
its vociferous defenders.
So you know, we can look at them chirping and losing their fucking minds over.
This totally just action.
This guy is anti America.
if you support this shit you brain dead. Hell yeah gangie. Yo no no no I'm ban that guy.
I'm ban that guy. This guy's got good fucking takes. Yeah bro. It's un-American to say we
gotta hold Israel accountable dog. What the fuck do you mean bro? I love Israel dude.
I love, what do you mean to love America is to love Israel bro. Gangie y'all are
brain dead Israeli rhetoric have already contributed significantly to the
unprecedented rise in antisemitic attacks including violent attacks against
British Jews the labor government even though this is a step in the right
direction as we were putting station on South African Occupy South West
Africa Namibia during the apartheid but not South Africa itself I'm not going
to say it's a bad thing is just totally divorced from reality yeah but
But my hope is that there is one guarantee, there is one guarantee, and that is Israel
will chirp nonetheless.
And I think that Israel will chirp, and it will frustrate the politicians of the Western
world even further, and it will maybe urge some of them to take even additional action.
Who knows?
That's my hope, because that's what this cycle is look like so far.
That's exactly what has happened so far.
It's like national recognition.
It's a recognition of Palestinian statehood and then fucking Israel loses their mind over it.
And then next up is like sanctions for West Bank.
And then next up is expanding on said sanction.
Israel and Trump have the same energy.
Always attack your opponent is radical extremists, even if they're far from it.
That's how you push the Senate to become center.
Right.
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representative
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okay i don't want to fuckin i don't care about it
is fueling
disante senate
yet this is on the senate in light of all this i have decided
stated with the agreement of prime minister netanyahu
on the following Israeli countermeasures.
One, the closure of the British consulate in Jerusalem.
United Jerusalem is the capital of Israel.
We'll always remain the capital of Israel
and is under its full sovereignty.
Any activity by a foreign state within it
must be carried out with the consent of the state of Israel.
Any foreign activity in the area must be conducted
through accepted and agreed channels
and without violating Israel's sovereignty.
Tonight, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Nyahu
is facing new political crises at home and abroad
just seven weeks out from national elections now.
And now the UK, France, and Canada
say they will ban goods from illegal Israeli settlements
in the West Bank.
Nine other nations say they will introduce
similar measures or work to support European restrictions UK foreign secretary Ed Miliband
who described himself as a proud British Jew accused Israel of turning a blind eye to what
he called
Are you ever afraid of the passing cause becoming commodified like corporate pride?
Not really because like the reason why I'm not as worried about this is because like
the people that hold on to it are so insane that they consider any criticism to be a bridge too far.
All criticisms are unacceptable. Like, it's not the same as like the, you know, the gay right movement
actually being of a radical origin and then turning into like a like a corporate commodified
movement. It's not the same as like even Black Lives Matter. I just, I mean, if Israel was,
if Israel could get out of its own way, that would be the J Street version, right? Like that is
the goal of J Street. The goal of J Street is to do exactly that, to take all of the
frustration that people have towards Israel and then like manage it on Israel's terms,
so that the ties are not severed, so that Israel is never held accountable, so that
There is still some kind of connective tissue there, so that there's still financial interests, military interests, and our business interests still continue to align with Israel, and we continue to deal with Israel as like a normal country, and we don't ever hold them accountable.
Israel will never allow that to happen. Zionism is far too racist to allow that to happen.
It's easier to sell pro-gay, pro-trans stuff than removing profit centers in Israel. One
is in line with capitalism. The other is, the other isn't. No, that's not what I'm
saying there is a way to make the the pro-Palestine movement come across as
inoffensive to the interests of capital, to the interests of imperialism. Okay?
There is. It's the J Street model. That is precisely if, if Israel was smart
enough, they would lean into the J Street mentality, the liberal Zionist
mentality, that oh we're gonna criticize the West Bank operations,
but never the actual Israeli occupying forces that allow these West Bank settler terrorism
incidents to continue, right?
That was what the Oslo Accords created.
But Israel never allowed that to take root.
If they were intelligent and cared exclusively about the continuation of Zionism unimpeded
by Western interests and without Western scrutiny, they would probably lean into the Oslo Accords.
They would probably lean into a state minus as was presented by Yitzhak Rabin.
When Yitzhak Rabin opened up the negotiations in the so-called peace process in the Oslo
Accords, when he went back to the Israeli Knesset, he very famously said, when asked
the question like, you want to offer statehood to these fucking Palestinians, he very
famously said, it's not a full state. It's something similar to a state minus. Okay?
But what was the Israeli society's reaction to even that, that minor concession at the
time? They assassinated him. Someone from Itamar
Ben Givir's movement assassinated him. Okay? And now, Itamar Ben Givir is the
minister of national security, like interior security. So, that is part of
the reason why I don't think Israel will ever allow this to become like the
J Street version of reality, ever allow this to become commodified,
corporatized and totally neutered. Do you understand? But that is also why the contradictions will
worsen and justice will prevail.
Ethnic Cleansing of Palestinians
Listen.
The British government agrees that there is ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in areas
of the West Bank, perpetrated by settler terrorists.
And all too often, the Israeli government has turned a blind eye to this, and wall us members
of it have made statements and taken actions to support the forced displacement of Palestinians.
For a long time, the British government has rightly said settlements are illegal, but
we have remained silent on the question of the legality of the occupation as a whole,
which in 2024 the International Court of Justice concluded was unlawful.
Today I announce that the official view of the British government is that the occupation is unlawful.
Netanyahu is also facing backlash at home after a report that he was warned of the October 7th attacks.
The Israeli newspaper Haaretz says the president of the UAE told Netanyahu days before the attacks
that Hamas was planning a major operation.
Israel's four opposition leaders issued a rare joint statement calling for an immediate
and thorough investigation.
The Prime Minister's office, meantime, strongly denied the report.
It said no warning was given to the Prime Minister from the United Arab Emirates before
October 7th.
If there was any relevant information, it was passed through intelligence channels between
the two countries.
Seedens Jerusalem Bureau Chief Orrin Lieberman joins us now.
He's been following all of this today.
first to certainly the actions of the UK, but also supported by those other
countries. Netanyahu government was likely expecting this, and yet what
impact will it have now, especially given the fact that the Israeli
government has reacted?
Well there's two different ways to look at the impact of this. The first is
on the trade and the economic side, and the second is on the political side.
On the trade and economics side, this likely doesn't have that big of an impact.
According to the U.K.'s trade office, there's $8 billion in trade between the U.K. and Israel
every year, but only a tiny fraction of that likely relates to Israeli settlements in
the occupied West Bank.
So from that perspective, there isn't really that big of an impact on economics and
on trade.
As a symbolic move, as a political move, it has enormous impact.
The U.K. has been for decades.
of Israel's closest allies. So for it to come out and simply say, not only are Israeli
settlements in the West Bank illegal, the occupation as a whole is illegal. And Israeli
settlers there, settler violence, the displacement of Palestinians, the seizure of land, that
amounts to ethnic cleansing in which the Israeli government has been a part. That is
an enormous statement and it's not the UK acting alone. It comes with, as you
you pointed out, Canada and other countries, Denmark, all of whom have said they will take
similar actions at the national level or support it at the European level.
And that is a stark warning to Israel, one that Israel rejected as we saw here.
Israel took a number of immediate steps in response, shutting down the UK consulate
in Jerusalem that largely serves the Palestinians, kicking the UK out of the international
center that helps to run and manage Gaza, as well as shutting down the UK's training
of Palestinian Authority's security forces.
So Israel is taking steps here in response.
It remains to be seen whether this escalates, whether the UK takes action against Israeli
consular and diplomatic offices in England.
That will become clear here in the future here.
But it is a significant step, as the UK effectively says, enough is enough.
clear stated goal here from its far-right ministers in particular in expanding settlements
is to destroy the possibility of a future Palestinian state, and that is where the UK
has drawn its line.
Yeah, in fact, in the statements it said that that's where these countries are drawing
the line, saying that they still believed in that two-state solution and would not
back away from that.
Orin, on this, Herat's report that Netanyahu was warned, I'm wondering what you make
of it.
the timing is interesting just a few weeks before those elections.
It's a bombshell of a report. It's absolutely making waves here in Israel. It is worth pointing
out here that Netanyahu's office called it an absolute lie while his spokespeople have
said this is an attempt to shift the election. The report itself is significant. That just
about a week and a half before the Hamas-led attack on October 7th, the UAE's ruler
Mohammed bin Zayed directly called Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and in a 45-minute phone
call warned him that Hamas was planning a major operation of some sort without too many
details that might destabilize the region.
According to the Aghats report, Netanyahu reacted relatively calmly, believing he
had both Gaza and Hamas under control and that the real risk was in the West Bank
or on some other front.
And this report adds to a body of reporting that Netanyahu either didn't respond or took
hours to essentially wake up to the fact of what was happening on October 7th before
immediately coming out and trying to begin to govern and to begin to respond.
Well, Israel's major opposition leaders came together and in a rare joint statement called
for a, quote, immediate and thorough investigation into what they described as Netanyahu's,
quote, failures and malfunctioning.
Paul, it is worth pointing out that there is one very quick way to find out.
Why is it not being reported? Is the question I'm seeing from Chad, it's because the election is coming up.
And there is, of course, like they want to increase the pressure on Netanyahu.
And yeah, I mean, this is not even new information if we're being real.
does the song wash the plastic after and recycle? I wash your mother's pussy every night.
we do shit.
what level of fucking parasocial are we on man? please dial it back.
And the truth of what happened here, and that would be an independent state commission of
inquiry in Israel, except Netanyahu has refused to launch one of those for nearly three years
now.
Dozens of masked Israeli settlers attacked a home in the West Bank last weekend.
Witnesses say they surrounded a Palestinian house throwing stones while seven people
were trapped inside.
I asked President Herzog about settler violence.
Retired IDF Major General Eyal Ben-Ruevin told The New York Times, quote, what the
The settlers are doing here is the real threat to Israel.
This is more concerning to me than Iran, Gaza or Lebanon.
Here's how President Herzog responded.
I've been following this Vienna for well over a decade.
It's not a new phenomena.
There are juvenile delinquents absolutely that come into the West Bank, Judea and
Samaria.
They are there.
Wow. Guy?
There's a bunch of random juvenile delinquents, ma'am.
Definitely not protected by the IDF, by the way.
Well, for a long time.
And it could be that they have aligned with other groups, but honestly to say there is a major effort by our authorities to undermine these activities and of course to bring people to justice to be arrested and brought to trial.
There have been efforts in recent days only about 10 of them or 12 were arrested.
yeah labor party by the way the last labor Zionist by the way if you want to
understand the lies and how normalized racism is in Israeli society this guy
supposed to be the woke labor guy and he is anti-miscegenation of course CNN
the anchor here is also very pro-Israel she'll never ask him that
question, right? Never said I strengthened Ambassador Huckabee,
but let's put things in perspective. It's like saying,
what about inner city violence in the United States? I mean,
there's a major effort to tackle inner city violence. There's
a major effort to tackle these groups in the in the
and Judea and Samaria.
Yeah.
Like in the Jim Crow South, he means, right?
When Klans members were lynching black people
and the police force was turning a blind eye
or outright endorsing these lynchings,
that would be a more apt analogy.
But even then, it doesn't fully grasp the scope of things.
This isn't to undermine the Jim Crow South and the experiences,
but imagine it's literally the army,
like the US military on a daily basis conducting raids.
Yes, and I am actually quite confident that the efforts that have been taken together
with the Secret Service, the Shin Bet, and others will bear fruits.
In my statement, I made it clear, of course, it's the responsibility of the Israeli government,
the Israeli government with all its agencies, meaning the Israel Defense Forces, the
the Shin Bet, the law enforcement authorities, the prosecution, they all have to put a heavy
focus on it and I'm quite confident it will bear results.
The Prime Minister said to Dana Bash that the judicial system in his view is too lenient
on these attackers.
These terrorists, the ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, labels them.
The Prime Minister also pledged to intervene personally.
Nothing has happened yet.
Would you urge him to intervene, have you?
So I'll say, first of all, I think it's kind of an image issue.
Of course there is intervention, there's activity going on all the time.
And I can confirm also from my own sources in these agencies, there are major efforts
going on to undermine these activities.
There is shame on Israel, there is shame on the face of Israel, but as a decent
democracy with the rule of law
every person who's arrested
has the right to defend him or herself
they have lawyers and just like you have in the united states
and therefore to put all the blame on the judges
is of course something which i would not
do i would look at the overall on the grand picture in the grand picture
requires
strong
yeah they just have really good lawyers all the time that's why they don't
even get fucking arrested
and do it in broad daylight with the IDF helping them.
On police enforcement, strong military enforcement, strong prosecution, and of course judges who
attend to these needs and take decisions on the merits.
Yeah, this is the prime minister who was accusing these judges of being too lenient.
Okay, so the prime minister, I can only say that of course I read and saw in his
Israeli media recently that the Prime Minister himself turned it as a cancerous phenomena,
meaning it's a dangerous phenomena that can spread and I hope it'll be attended to as
forcefully as possible.
But election campaigns in Israel were in full swing.
There's something so funny about the fucking president and the Prime Minister being like
oh man what can we do about these guys that our military is always defending oh man.
This uncontrollable force you know we really we're trying our best over here but it's really
tough.
Ah shucks. Why are they wearing woke masks because they're fucking Shembet or Masa?
Weeks before political parties submitted their final lists for the upcoming elections.
And numbers of the governing coalition are taking the first swing.
Israel Katz, the Minister of Defense, launched his successful campaign for a secure slot
slot in the Israeli Prime Minister's Likud Party with this video.
A montage of the bombings and wholesale destruction the Israeli army caused in Gaza, Lebanon, Iran
and elsewhere.
Benjamin Netanyahu has relied heavily on AI generated videos to rouse right wing fervor
and attack his opponents.
One of the latest he posted warns voters that Gadi Aizenko, who often leads in the polls,
is a, quote, trojan horse for the Israeli left, and Palestinian-Israeli figure Mansour Abbas.
Finance Minister Betzal el-Smotrich has focused on land grabs and Israeli settlements.
A number of his video ads boast of the so-called revolution Smotrich has overseen in the
occupied West Bank.
We will export the settlement project from the West Bank to the Negev and the Galilee.
In this video, he promises Palestinian Israelis to make up 20% of the population that the
revolution is coming to their towns.
the minister of national security.
At the mud, Ben Vier.
Wow.
Wow.
How shocking.
How surprising.
Yeah, that's Palestinian citizens of Israel.
By the way, that's the 1948ers that they're also seeking
to oppose.
There's already a process of discrimination that exists in
Israeli society against them.
But you know, whenever you talk to a liberal science to be
like, oh, how can you say Israel's racist?
There's a Palestinian, there's an Arab on the Supreme Court.
This is how they feel about the Palestinian citizens
of Israel, the 1948ers that got Israeli citizenship.
It's prolific on social media, posting, among others,
videos of demolishing Palestinian homes inside Israel
and a mistreatment of Palestinian prisoners, including this AI-generated video featuring
a conveyor belt of Palestinian prisoners, hauled to their death in an Israeli prison.
Tats and Ben-Gvir took down the videos, but only after they were viewed and downloaded
millions of times.
The coalition needs every vote to win.
In such a fierce competition, brutality against Palestinians is not a shocking factor.
I mean, this is exactly what the Nazi would have done if they had AI during the Holocaust.
You know what I mean?
It's a selling point.
Sorry.
It's a Nazi country.
anyone who does not, anyone who says, oh, this is normal, its expressions are normal, whatever
is happening, like, this person is a part of the cabinet, okay? Like, this isn't some, like,
random site of extremism. This is a part of the Israeli government apparatus.
That's why we say if 10 people are sitting on a table and dining with one Nazi, that
means you have 11 Nazis.
That's what Israeli society looks like right now.
I'm fired a significant barrage at US bases in Jordan, including the Moa Fox Salty Air
Base.
repatriation is required you don't even know what a Nazi is then leave then get
out don't shit yourself again I don't want you taking else like that they
really shit himself. What? What? Shit myself.
So fuck
then leave, then get out.
God, do you think I'm in Israel right now?
Leave Israel.
I live in America.
Where do you live?
I think I know where you live, but
What is this?
news on burger shoot himself. Oh, that's where it's coming from. Wait, you're a fucking Michael
Rappaport fan. That's awesome. Yeah, Glingares, pass pole had, um, Roger's up by 10 points.
New pole shows, uh, Obdolosag catching up.
Anyway, flawless victory for Frogan, Ethan Klein has dropped his lawsuit against Frogan.
Pursuant to federal rule of civil procedure 41A1AI, plaintiff Ted Entertainment, hereby
gives notice that this action is voluntarily dismissed in its entirety without prejudice.
A.K.A. Frogan and though defendants have not served an answer or motion for summary judgment of this action, according to plaintiff Ted Entertainment, it's over, at least for the time being, right?
Wait, that means that he can refile, right? Not with prejudice, but without prejudice. That means like he can, he's leaving the door open to refile potentially in the future.
very interesting. Another, another L for the settler movement today for Ethan Klein's
Settler lawyer
Maybe he's targeted by the sanctions. That's why he has like ease and I can't pursue his lawsuit anymore
Ed Miliband is targeting my family
I am needed elsewhere my legal services are needed elsewhere
I'm taking my talents to the International Court of Justice.
Wait, his lawyers being threatened with sanctions. Oh, when you said that, I thought you legitimately
meant like his lawyer was getting sanctioned by Ed Miliband's sanctions. That's so funny.
I thought you literally meant his lawyer is like a West Bank settler.
No, he was just being sanctioned by a separate court.
Ethan's lawyer did not file the lawsuit correctly. He failed to file a notice of related case, the Denim's lawsuit. So Denim's is victory.
had this positive consequence where because he had lost an identical case the judge demanded to know why
Ethan's West Bank settler lawyer, Ron Barnesim, had not informed the judge, i.e. wasted the judge's time.
Plaintiff is ordered to show cause in writing on or before September 3rd
2026 by plaintiff should not be sanctioned in the amount of $1,500
Or why the actions should not be dismissed for failure to known on the civil cover sheet that plaintiff had filed a related case
And for the failure to file a notice of related case as required by local rule 83131
No oral argument on this matter would be heard unless order otherwise ordered by the court
Awesome. Yeah, Rom soon to be disbarred, Nysim.
Ethan probably getting a more competent lawyer fired a settler lawyer because he sucks as it was
fleasing him 100%. No, because a competent lawyer is not going to go along with this scheme.
His lawyer said he didn't file it because the cases are not similar.
The judge responded that it's not up to him to decide that.
Rom was then forced to apologize.
Now they withdrew the case, presumably to file it again.
Yeah, but doesn't this look bad if they refile it?
Like no matter which judge takes on this new case,
I assume that if he's going to go judge shopping or something,
or if he tries to refile the lawsuit,
like this will, this will obviously carry over.
We don't know if they'll refile by the way, that's just speculative.
But I suspect that if they were to try and refile,
They would run into the same exact problems with whichever judge is overseeing the case.
Here's the thing, he already lost it, so.
Even if you were to judge shop, you already lost a related case.
So every fucking judge is going to look at this and be like, yeah, it's bullshit.
Hey, I have a question.
gold and all the legal scholars that said Brogan had lost his court case where they at now what are
they saying now what happened what happened boys what the fuck happened
You can't judge up. They must refile under the correct judge, which would be the same judge who presided over the Denims case
Where they at
Where the fuck are they bro, where the fuck are they
It turns out it turns out the real world
When you got judges who went to law school who have you know
Longstanding legal careers are not the same as fucking snark
They're not the same as doing drama YouTube.
When they encounter this kind of shit, they make up their minds very quickly
about the injustice that they play.
Good stuff.
It turns out online cyber stalking communities and its anti-intellectual circle jerk was
entirely wrong when they claimed
Brogan was
done one
Well, they take ownership over this L probably not as man video and frogan default is what
happens, right? She lost everything two months ago. This is called karma. Twitch streamer
frogan and YouTuber Ethan Klein's default judgment hearing. So a default judgment is when you
don't respond to a lawsuit and you lose by default. Now she's lost $180,000. As of right
now her GoFundMe is currently $39,000 is still accepting donations. The vast majority
of which have not gone towards legal defense. What have they gone towards? Nobody knows.
Oh, this is it. Wait, what?
What the fuck does Asmongold know? Hey, Frogan. Frogan is in the chest. Guys, what happened?
Oh, we're just watching a blast from the past. We're just watching Asmongold explain
how you fucking lost your lawsuit. Like you got owned. We're listening to the to the
prestigious legal mind of Asmongold. Applying the age old, this is common, this is common sense defense.
No wonder one of them mentioned 8 180. I was like 180. I was like I stood alone. I was like what?
180? I could go to the IWGF. I'm gonna be completely honest. I'm not apologizing for
shit. I'm not apologizing for jack shit. I'd rather peel my toenails off one by one
by one and pluck every single hair follicle I have that apologized to Ethan.
Why do you do this? What's wrong with you? 34 viewers, by the way. Two hours into the
show.
Yeah, shouldn't that be like the moment when you realize perhaps cyber stalking someone
with 34 concurrent viewers is like pathetic? If your argument here is, oh, it's pathetic,
like your viewership is pathetic, your viewership numbers are pathetic. I think it's infinitely
more pathetic to actively cyber stock a person with 34 live concurrent viewers.
Like, that is literally the peak of being pathetic.
Nothing comes close to being that pathetic.
Person who's trying to make a living off of Twitch streaming like thousands of others
on this platform who's been able to accrue 34 live viewers, or a person who is spending
every waking moment as one of the top content creators on this fucking platform with
is disgusting, unwashed, rat ass audience, actively spending every waking moment attacking
the person with 35 live-comcur viewers. And yes, this smoke extends to XQC as well. Okay.
The both of them. These are some of the largest content creators on the platform. And they've
they spend hours upon hours upon hours consistently attacking Frogan. It's disgusting and
No one and I mean no one looks at that situation goes. Why the fuck are they?
Highlighting this person. Why the fuck are they attacking this person all the time? No one thinks it's weird
We have such a gross nasty hateful culture I hate it and I know people say says you
Okay
But we really do it's so it's so nasty
to actively go after people with 34 viewers this much with this much anger and this much
excitement. What's wrong with you? Don't worry. I'm cooking. What are you cooking? People love
to think that I'm ignoring everything happening. It didn't used to be this way. I think like
newcomers to the website don't know that there was a point in time when this kind of behavior
was relegated to like certain communities that were perma blacklisted, right? They're still
perma blacklisted as a matter of fact. There were communities that used to do this kind of
A logging, cyber stalking, law cowing, ice beside it. That's right. And they were, you know,
they were pushed aside. They were blacklisted. People thought that this kind of behavior
was nasty. It was disgusting. If I was ice beside, I'd be so fucking mad that people like
Asmongold literally ripped his shit down to the wire, didn't even have to like debase themselves by going outside and getting fucking swatted or whatever.
They were fed an alternative reality. Yeah, if you watch these people, you're being fed a complete alternative reality.
It is not real. Of course, you want to apologize to just move on and pretend it never happened. Yeah.
It's finally over. Life ruined. She lost everything bankrupt. Okay, she's 100% fucked now.
Yeah, bro is lies Poseidon true
Is it fair to say 2020 and co really shattered social norms and social contrast that open
the floodgates of sociopathic behavior to be now acceptable.
I think yes.
A lot of people socialized on the internet.
And for that reason, this is the outcome, right?
If you socialize on the internet in your more formative years, then yes, you have a very
distorted outlook on not only the world, but also on how people socialize with one another.
Everything is anonymous.
And you can be far more cruel, far more vicious under the guise of anonymity.
I'm willing to bet out of the thousands of people that come up to me when I'm out in public,
I'm sure at least a couple hundred of them, if not at least 100 of them have anonymously
been like, I fucking hate this piece of shit.
He's a dog shocker on the internet, you know, shit like that.
But then in person, when you're socializing in broad daylight in real life, they come
up, they're like, Oh my God, Asan, I love you.
You're so fucking awesome.
Whatever.
I think how it works.
Next is so as my timeline refresh can see the interview.
Did they guy mentioned you ran about the trauma?
I mean, we got a link.
I don't know what you're talking about.
My Asmongold video is still getting comments from people who say that I misunderstood him in his fans.
No, I didn't. Yeah, I saw this before.
If you watch him, you either have to excuse the disgusting ignorant things he says, or you outright endorse him.
This is Asmongold saying he's totally against democracy following the Lindsey Clancy Mish trial.
Anyway, it's nasty business, let's take a look at how he was celebrating a future that
never took shape.
I guess it just happened like two hours ago, which is after business hours for lawyers, but don't worry dude
This is the biggest I've had so many calls with my lawyers at 9 at night
You know those guys are around all the time team who will here's I mean I guess right just to be clear
She raised $39,000 on a go fund me for a legal defense that didn't even show up
I don't know what's going through her head because she seems to think she hasn't lost
But I promise you Frogan you have a loss. No filing whatsoever. No, no
At the end of the day, you guys don't think I'm stupid.
I think she's stupid.
I'm curious if I can cook on a default judgment.
I'm curious how you can cook on a default judgment.
That's a good question.
I can cook.
I had the video paused 52% of the time.
What does this have to do with the-
Did you read the lawsuit?
I mean, did you even read it?
Did you read it, dumbass?
Because it had everything to do with the fucking lawsuit.
It was transformative.
That was actually what Danimz's defense was as well.
And it fucking worked.
Ironically enough, they didn't even need all this shit because Ethan's defense, Ethan's lawyer,
already had unironically destroyed their own argument by claiming that it was transformative
just not in the way that Ethan would have liked.
Again, it's hilarious how wrong these people are.
It's hilarious how wrong these people are all the fucking time.
All the goddamn time will anybody will anyone in their fan base go? Oh, wow, we got this wrong
How the fuck do we get this so wrong? They never learn
If you are constantly seeking out biased information from a guy who doesn't know anything
You're always going to find yourself deluded things are always gonna come across as confusing to you
You're gonna be like why am I so confused?
Why did this predictable outcome not take place?
Perhaps you need to go back to your resources.
All the comments are just calling your fat, I know.
I suggest you all watch it through other people as well.
It's the stated malicious intent to steal.
At the end of the day, I don't understand why people stalk the docket.
It's so crazy to me.
It's because people hate you.
Is US military?
Who f***ing whom?
I hope you get PTSD.
And I hope you get no health insurance when you get back into a f***ing America.
Duh.
How are you confused by this?
People are coming in here telling me shit
I don't even know about my own lawsuit right now. Oh my god, man
She doesn't even understand what's being discussed whereas like the Frogan one is a lot more obvious like default judgment is like was it wait
Was it or are you just as stupid and don't know what happened there either you have been? Oh?
I love when dunking on a unwashed motherfucker from the past, bro
That's so funny because I was right even back then. Oh
Fucking get on bitch. I'm willing to bet
if we watch like as many gold Iran videos and
he basically
Because he always watches my clips, right?
So I'm certain that like if we go back in time right now to like six months ago
And we watch a as many gold Iran video where I'm like
America's going to lose this war with Iran and America's like running out of munitions.
It's not going to be able to hold the straight of our moves. And then we can watch as we go
go. Yeah, right. Yeah. This guy just fucking. Yeah. It hates America. Yeah. It's kind of
cool. It's kind of cool. It's like, uh, it's like a flashback where I'm dunking
on him at the time, but he's too stupid to recognize that he's getting owned and
then historical events unfold. And then we already know that he's gotten fucking
dunked on. So we can always go back and watch his clips where he's just wrong, you know?
Wrong. Confidently throughout this entire process and your audience doesn't know any
better and they're just like desperately looking for something to confirm their biases
and to re-invite the courts say it was a default judgment then. It's pretty obvious
that you were wrong. You can just look it up. How is it that nobody understands
what actually is happening? All of these guys are, I wonder, between me and Asmin,
And who wasn't knowledgeable about what was going on in the court proceedings?
And who was right and who was wrong?
I wonder, I mean, dude, this is literally, Asming Gold's new videos are a front-facing
offensive on basically the new depths of depravity that are unlocking every day.
It's the seventh layer of hell.
It's just new lengths that he goes to that you previously thought were terms of
service violations, but he's just like skirting by no matter what.
But his past videos, his archives actually are a graveyard of wrong opinions.
It's kind of awesome.
Like if you go back and watch Asmongole videos from like a month ago,
they're just so wrong.
But obviously it doesn't matter because his audience is constantly
looking for new shit for him to be wrong about as long as it is
directionally on their side, as long as it is directionally right-way.
Isn't that cool?
Someone should just do a video on like how many times Asimogold has taken a fucking L
that he hasn't held on to but he probably should.
I'm surprised no one has done that already.
There is very little that he's been right about.
If anything at all, I can't even think of anything that he's been right about.
He's around war takes haven't aged very well
Is Trump takes abysmal
Actively lying to you is the court document. Oh, if you follow these stupid reactionary fucking lawyers
Oh socialists why won't he give these guys money? Trust me if I if I offer support you won't know about it
I also want to make clear that I did not receive any support financial
This is also so funny because they're literally they're doing this thing where they're like, yeah, Hassan
Casey Tron fucking hates Hassan. This was a hostage video
You know what I mean? This was a hostage video that Ethan Klein designed. We now know without a doubt
We know for a fact. I mean, we knew at the time as well, but now it's undeniable 100%
Ethan Klein is the term of his conditions for his settlements makes the victim of this frivolous
lawsuit write an apology note. And it was pretty obvious that it was done that way.
And we know that because of fucking Noah Samson, because those were the conditions
that Ethan Klein put forward against Noah Samson. And then he had to drop that lawsuit as well.
So, Asmongold running around with this is just once again, he doesn't even fucking like
Casey Tron.
He hates Casey Tron, but it doesn't matter.
It doesn't matter that he hates Casey Tron.
This is an opportunity to be like, look, look at this fucking Hassan guy.
Everybody hates him, including Casey Tron.
He's actually fake and phony, right?
That's what this is.
It's recycling the same shit over and over again, and his audience will always eat
that slot.
He was wrong about this, but it doesn't matter.
just gonna rerun it no matter what. How did Casey lose? Casey did not have enough money
or time or bandwidth to pursue litigation. Denims did and then and then Denims' victory
also aided Frogan's victory as well. Casey, unfortunately, was the first one and and
she had the least amount of money and she just could not afford to fight it. And all
of these fucking pieces of shit celebrated that reality, celebrated that fact. They said
it was awesome that they were punishing Kaseyron. The only reason why Kasey's even on the lawsuit
is because Ethan wanted to appease destiny. Like that was a day assaultment edition.
What the fuck does Kaseyron have to do with Ethan Klein? At least with like, with
with Denim's or with uh, Frogan, there's like a connection between me and those guys.
But with Casey Tron, there's no real like, uh, connection with how many times have we
appeared on stream together even same with Denim's like we haven't, we don't even have
that much of a stream connection regardless, but it doesn't matter. Like he was, there
was, there was at least some way to like try and punish people that are in my circle
from Ethan's perspective, punish people that were outwardly pro-Palestine from Ethan
client's perspective, but with Casey Trott, it was just Destiny's year long animosity
from many, many years ago.
Yeah.
If, if, if anyone was sincerely convinced, if anyone was actually convinced that this
lawsuit was like sincerely conducted to, I don't know, defend copyright or whatever.
You're a fucking idiot, you know?
Or otherwise from Hassan Piker.
Hassan never even reached out to me privately to offer words of support.
Based.
It felt like he wanted to receive credit from the public from helping me without purpose.
Isn't that funny, by the way, that Ethan literally fucking made Casey Tron say
this shit?
I will never understand your streamer folk. I mean, they're just sociopaths. Yeah.
Ethan Klein also blatantly admitted to extortion.
He demands that a son pays 75 grand illegal defenses so that Twitch streamer
shone the black can avoid a lawsuit.
Bro, this, I mean, he, he fucking, he is, he is,
hasn't even received a fraction of the pushback that he absolutely deserves
for how this motherfucker was moving, bro.
This motherfucker was, I mean, this is, this is Israel through and through. I'm sorry. And I know people try to get mad at me. I know that there's this like effort now to be like, Hasan says this is Israel behavior. Isn't that anti-Semitic? It's like, no, man, this is literally how Israel operates. This is how, this is how the Israel defenses operate as well.
Pursuing ridiculous amounts of litigation to silenced people
like
Constantly threatening people being as thin skinned as possible is fucking deranged straight-up villain shit. Okay. It is Israel behavior
Word on the street is a big youtubers gonna drop a video calling Ethan out on all this by next week really
This has to be a cockroach watcher, right?
Pauli market user betting on whether a Sompike will be arrested in 2026 has lost $11,000 last month on the website.
I'm wishing for this to happen.
I'll take a look at what they look like.
The last thing Shawn needs of that bullshit last I recall Shawn was taking the fucking
bar exam and imagine if it was also getting the waste time preparing for that? Yeah.
Anyway,
people are
people are so fucking insane, dude. I just,
I don't know what else to say. It's like,
They're, they're so sad. They're so pathetic. They're so angry all the time. And they just
like try to make everyone else miserable to share in the misery that they experience on
a daily basis.
Nasty business.
Nasty business all around. But today's a day for, for a legal victory. You know, hold
this fucking L as men gold hold this fucking L Ethan Klein. Yeah, I don't know what else
to say about it.
I'm not sure if I can get it.
Congratulations to Frogan.
You get your PC problems fixed?
Yeah.
I kind of want to watch Old Asmongole.
I think he wants to look and laugh at his like idiotic takes from the past.
It's actually crazy how dumb these people are.
It really is.
It's so sad.
And TwitchGb sucks.
Even LF, LSF is dunking on Ethan. What is this?
Ethan Klein's lawsuit against Frogan has been voluntarily dismissed. Ethan's been awfully
quiet about these losses lately. What happened? I thought both Ethan and the YouTube lawyer
said these creators were 1000% fuck. Now someone posts the screenshots from all the people
over a year ago talking about how Ethan is going to destroy them in court and how
he's based pursuing all the small creators. Ethan has taken massive Ls on every single
lawsuit he bragged about and he taunted these creators nearly every podcast of
was over months on and bro has officially evolved into a law cow.
One of his closest friends died in a liver helicopter crash.
He decided to walk away from the lawsuits.
That's, is that what he's saying?
Why is he continuing with the IDF lawsuit then?
Is that what he's been saying?
I don't even think that that's what Ethan is saying.
These guys just like make up new shit for Ethan.
Oh, he evolved.
So why is he still continuing with the IDF lawsuit?
Any updates on that one?
please watch that drew good and vid mold reacted to what is the drew good and vid
that someone needs to put together and everything as men got wrong compilation
yeah 100% that would get millions of views by the way that would get
fucking millions of views. Asmengold, permanently wrong. Permanently wrong, loud and unbelievably
racist. What is this, Hassanah head voting for Will Lawrence and Abdul, thanks to you.
But in the New York Times, in the New York Times, Hayden Stone, a Keynesiology major who will
be 18 in November and plans to vote for him, said he first learned about Mr. Lawrence through
Dr. Abulal Sayed, the Democratic Senate candidate.
Mr. Starrone learned about Dr. Al Sayed through a Sompike or the 35-year-old progressive
streaming star. My general rule of thumb is Democrats and Republicans really aren't that
different at the end of the day. Mr. Stone said in an interview, they still get us into
wars. They still don't really benefit us ever. But Abdul and William Lawrence, I think they
have different policies that set them apart. Good one.
Respect. I wish Will Lawrence had left the DSA. That was a big L for him, but it's
fine. Still far better than anyone else. The thing is, he's called there too dumb
their attention uh spanish so short i know but
what is this here people need to hear this what is this greed it this is destroying the world
you know it's fun wait what you you want me to i watched this already i watched this video already
from drew gooden
I heard maylock heroes betrayed dsa2. Do you know about it? No, that's not a thing that happened with the fuck
Where did you get that from?
Yeah, i'm not watching asmongole react unless it's a unless it's a short
a clip from Azman Gold's clip channel where he's like, yeah, America's destroying Iran, bro.
And then, you know, we can laugh at it. We can point our finger and laugh.
I meant lots of situations, not list. Yes, I know, man. I know.
Yeah, he was also confident in his rapist friend winning that lawsuit too.
to remember remember when asmongole was like yeah rape tone is uh i have a secret i have
secret information that i can't tell you guys that rape tone is going to win his lawsuit
when will people realize that these guys are all fucking pieces of shit it's so funny that
these guys are like actual pieces of shit but there's so many of them on the internet
and they constantly hype one another up that there is this attitude from all of
these, this legion of groom, okay, the sex pest Avengers that I'm the fucking number one villain.
And there's so many dumb slop tube consumers and slop tube enjoyers that on ironically think I'm the
fucking racist guy. I'm the bad guy. And these guys are good. These guys are good guys. And these
aren't all incels who feel this way, by the way, these are like regular apolitical normies who
You just want to fucking keep in touch with what's going on in the drama space?
And they, because they just get inundated with a barrage of ridiculous videos, now the
mainstream media is doing the same thing too, ironically enough, that their perspective
is just completely clouded by some of the worst pieces of shit that they would not
even align with politically.
And slowly but surely without realizing it, Gen Z is bringing about, young Gen Z and
Gen Alpha is bringing about fucking brain damage to themselves because this is the only thing that they know
This is the only thing that they see is the only thing that they watch
It's sad
But that's why there's a reactionary tendency amongst Gen Alpha and younger Gen Z because they they only watch like kick streamers like
Aiden Ross and and neon and all these other fucking news and streamers and shit and their
their knowledge
The the ones that are like more quote-unquote educated or more quote-unquote intellectually curious
Comes from a political slopp tuvers who keep reap rehashing the same exact bullshit
Iran is over 1,000 percent
No, I didn't should I look at that?
It's the same drone attack we saw from the boat. Yeah, it's still it's still burning man
This is gonna be really bad for global warming it is it's gonna be horrible for global warming
And Iran, the number one threat of peace and stability in the years,
oh, this is something that I think we've seen that before too.
And what are these here? I'll look at it too.
The one that, oh, I saw this.
Israeli airstrike hit another building in Lebanon.
Oh, here we go.
Wow
Fucking damn I love it. Yeah, I mean this is people terrorists anyway. Right?
This if they're attacking Hasbulla
How do they know to be recording it? I don't know honestly like that's a good question like
Yeah, like it does seem like
It seems very convenient the guy just happened to be recording at the exact time the bomb hit
But I mean it could be multiple different reasons who knows and then oh, yeah, I will look at this
There's another video about this. Let me see if I can pull that up and find it
and no this is from before and
The dummy we call it the drop dummy called Dornocker.
Yeah, I didn't know anything about that.
Let's see if I can find it. Yeah, this is it.
Here we go.
Have.
This is 800,000 views, like it's fucking.
So easy to serve, slop to the dumbest fucking losers on the planet.
It is shocking.
You don't have to know your ass from your elbow.
You just go, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, these guys are so based. Yeah.
Been so quickly destroyed and made combat ineffective. Devastated.
We said it would not be a fair fight, and it has not been.
This is from today.
As I stated during our first press conference on day two, that was 10 short days ago.
Yeah.
The combination of the world's two most powerful air forces is unprecedented and unbeatable.
between our Air Force and that of the Israelis over 15,000 enemy targets have been struck that's well over
15,000 I
Guess they're counting all the ones in Lebanon to holy shit
1000 no other combination of countries in the world
No, they're not
They're not no they're counting just the American strikes on Iranian soil
Oh my god
So today as I speak we fly over the top of
Iran and Tehran
Fighters and bombers all day picking targets as they choose
As our intelligence, okay, it's better and better and more refined looking up
The IRGC and a running regime. That's insane. She's only two things on the side of aircraft
The stars in stripes and the star of David the evil regimes. He's not gonna say
what profound is his him going oh my god over an old Hexeth conference and then
like laughing I dude this is this is fascinating to me okay it's fascinating
to me because it's it's like it's lizard brain right it's just this is
exactly what Pete Hexeth is signaling to. This is exactly the type of person that is supposed to
just watch a Pete Hexeth conference and go, hell yeah, that's right. We're fucking showing our hard
cocks to the Iranians. You know what I mean? It's just slop all the way down.
Pete Hexeth is lying obviously about America destroying the Iranian military, successfully
treating their strike capabilities, all the stuff, and saying, you know, we hit 15,000
targets, and that is supposed to invoke this, like, this feeling of enjoyment, taking great
enjoyment in the acts of unnecessary cruelty by the American government. Like, somehow this means
that Asmongold and all these European MAGA LARPers are also powerful because they're
celebrating America's force projection capabilities. All the while, America's force projection
capabilities are destroyed in broad daylight. Like everyone can see it, our foreign adversaries
can see it, our former partners can see it, but these guys live in an alternate, a completely
alternate reality in an echo chamber where they just have no idea what the fuck's
going on, but because they can constantly go back to the same source for endless amounts
of copium, they just live in a totally separate reality now.
If you're wondering how these people listen to Donald Trump going, we're winning, we're
winning super hard over and over again, this is part of how that works.
There's a cult of personality and its followers and its advocates take everything that that
cult of personality puts out there and reads it as sincerely.
This is just nationalism without even being the one winning.
They want to live in a fantasy where America is still number one.
Yeah, but it's just, I don't know, it's just fascinating to me.
It is, it is fascinating to me that this is how these guys operate where they're
like oh hell yeah you know America's number one America's like actually fucking dominating Iran I'd
rather delude myself into thinking that and I'd rather reinforce that delusion over and over again
nightmare man Iran has no air defenses Iran has no air force always excited talking about it
well you've got to remember that like a lot of these guys that are in the military now that
that are in leadership positions, probably were the soldiers that had to act like target
dummies for terrorists during the war on terror. Because, you know, you could fire back on terrorists
whenever they were shooting you as long as they weren't holding a gun. So a lot of these
guys, this is something I've been waiting. Wait, you couldn't fire back on terrorists
unless they were shooting you or whenever they were shooting you as long as they
weren't holding a gun.
How could a terrorist shoot you without holding a gun?
Also, where did this rules of engagement come from?
He just made it up on the spot.
Okay.
Maybe this is why people love watching Asmongole because there
are moments in between the yeah, uh, based between his
like, uh, fake laughter and all this shit.
There are gems hidden.
Like, where he just invented a totally new operational procedure, a new rules of engagement,
right?
Where he's like, oh, yeah, and he also invented a totally new reality where terrorists can
shoot at you but they don't have a gun.
They shoot at you, you're an American soldier, and American soldiers never shoot back, ironically
enough because the terrorists that are shooting at you, they just are not holding a gun.
This is his new prediction.
Can the police just go bet and arrest them?
How much are you betting?
I don't think he's going to get arrested.
If something bad happens to Hassan in terms of getting arrested, it's going to happen
next year.
Just realistically with how fast the government moves, it would probably take an entire year
for something like this to happen.
So 2027 would be a very, very different dynamic.
I think 2026, I bet again, I would not go with this.
Christmas, the Christmas miracle.
Can the police just?
Does he, does he know that I can't be deported
because I'm an American citizen
or does he think that I'm gonna get denaturalized
As a natural born US citizen?
Or...
Or does he know that I am an American citizen and he's just lying to his audience?
Go bat!
He knows you won't be arrested but he's a bitch to his viewership, yeah.
I'm a natural born U.S. citizen dumbass.
His viewers are fucking stupid and so is he, what do you expect?
Reminder his audience is mostly Eurocucks, I know.
Never not funny.
Arrested slash detained is so vague, Polymarket knows what it's doing, they're hoping DHS
stops you again.
Yeah.
You came at him so friendly, so charitable, when he first started his dumb answer he
He gave him condolences for his dad. What a real piece of shit. Yeah, I mean, he's a, he's a monster
permanently stuck in a cage of his own making. He is a, he is a prisoner of his own mind.
He's a prisoner of his own ambitions,
constant attention seeking,
constantly pushing the needle,
constantly putting out some of the worst, most reactionary statements he possibly could
deliver.
And of course, there are negative consequences in his own life because of this.
And it's a, it's a miserable state of existence to not believe in anything.
To constantly tune in every single day, day in, day out as your body
is turning into a corpse in real time.
Sitting around and watching the same fucking Trump videos over and over again,
going, yep, based, yep, based.
There's like a lot of people ask me
even at the Socialism Conference, right?
A lot of people ask me like, oh, how do you keep this up?
How do you keep it going?
How do you continue pushing through,
regardless of the barrage of attacks
that you're receiving?
It's because I believe in something.
It's like a superpower, okay?
I have a political project.
I have a program.
I have goals.
I have goals that I want to see realized.
That is, in many respects, a superpower with a C, especially against a C of amoral and immoral
grifters believing in something and committing to a political project is the most powerful
thing that you can do.
I'll let you I will promise you guys that I will never ever ever get tired of making things worse for them
I will never get and I will never whenever whenever people think that it's this is his political project
Making life as miserable as possible for others
To basically share the misery
right
Too much whenever they think that you're going too far
I will say we are not even halfway done. Like I promise I will never let you guys down
I will do everything that I can to do whatever I can to these people. I don't like them. I
Don't like them somebody's got to do it and I appreciate you guys that uh, you know all of you guys that are
Against these people on social media like you guys do a lot
I think it's important to make the environment for them as unpleasant and unwelcoming as possible
I mean and again keep in mind that's the way that they would do like I'll continue making the environment for them
Incredibly unpleasant, but I'll be back tomorrow. I might start earlier tomorrow
There's like a 10% chance of that
I don't want to lead you down a pit of despair to be sad lonely and angry all the fucking time
I want you to to be angry at the right things and use that anger and resentment for
designing a more productive future for yourself and others, right? That's why I
always urge you to touch grass, urge you to be normal, urge you to go out and
fucking organize in your communities, organize labor unions in your workplace,
join the DSA, go out and doorknock for candidates, right?
Foam Bank, that's it. I want you to be the best possible version of
yourselves and on that note ladies and gentlemen I will bid you adieu and I will
go hang out with friends and family
yeah
Anger is a gift, it's just a waste, it's anger is a last resort, as I've explained to you
before, spite is a last resort, you can use it as a motivator if you can't happen to
some level of hope.
Right that's it
Anyway, it is kind of funny to see the the subreddit livestream fails turn on these fucking dipshits though
Cuz I haven't been here in a very long time, right? I have not been here. I have no understanding of where
Where LSF has been?
for years and years it was used by the sex pest
destiny and his cult as a way to
launch unlimited barrages after barrage of attacks against me and they it used to
be cool it used to be a fun place where people could like learn about what the
fuck was going on and then it turned into this you know cyber-stalking
operation it still is being used like that okay I don't know I'm sure it is
I don't really check it it is still completely dominated by its cult and
every other thread. That thread will be brigade.
Look at controversial then
shame, a bad day when they have a win to lose a case against someone like Froden
means you have nothing. I mean, absolutely nothing.
This is the most humiliating news I've seen since age light by the shock collar
on the one side, sat frogan didn't get wrecked on the other.
I was getting tired of this bullshit. Kind of like kind of where I'm at.
I don't like either of the parties involved and would just like to stop hearing about it.
Okay, good.
Even get noted users realize what happened.
Most new posts from D stands get downvoted with comments pushing back.
They just know that Ethan is a sinking ship.
But what's always shocking to me is how they don't realize that Asmongold is a
sinking ship.
That's what I find fascinating.
They don't realize that Asmogle is also a sinking ship.
I guess they don't really fuck with Asmogle there either, right?
Or maybe they do, I don't know.
They do they had as been to now
They don't but they put you an as been in the same bracket
They fuck with anyone who's against you because as many as me enough for the EU Chas not American Chas
What I never understood is why they don't use as man clips to cause an adpocalypse rather than yours
because
As many gold is pro Israel and in order to trigger an adpocalypse
These guys are working with the ADL and like other pro-Israel advocacy organizations because they don't have any sort of
They don't have any legitimacy on their own otherwise most people recognize it as just like chuds doing Gamergate, right?
They read as chuds doing Gamergate because that's exactly what it is
But if you get like the ADL on board for example, all of a sudden it's not just chuds doing Gamergate
There's a at least a group that is just as intense as the Gamergate Nazis, but has more institutional
legitimacy, right? They definitely do fuck with Asmongole, have the common goal of fucking
you over? I know, I mean, Destiny's community has collaborated, cooperated with neo-Nazis
of all different backgrounds, so it's not surprising to me that they would also work
with Asmongole, who, you know, is a Nick Fuentes fan. So it's not like that crazy, these
These are people who have literally welcomed Nick Fuentes into their homes, collaborated
with Sam Hyde, another pedophile neo-nazi.
So that's why it's also hilarious when they're like, no, we're liberals, we're the real
liberals, we're the true defenders of liberalism.
It's funny.
Anyway, I'm done fighting over your chat thinking Azman equals EU equals Nazi all the problems
haha it's like Trump has no effect on EU politics at all wait what?
We fucking hate Donald Trump what are you talking about?
You're just shocked that, like, European neo-Nazis love Donald Trump.
If you're from Europe, shouldn't you also be shocked by this?
Shouldn't you be even more pissed off about this?
No, Chatters understand that as well.
They're not saying everyone in the European Union is a fucking Nazi.
They're saying that so many of the far-right in EU have adopted the MAGA framework for
no real reason
hoping to post asked about
harry emkins uh... diet coke consumption
cnn denied it this is not an advertisement sponsored segment
and that works both person told of post suspicion bubble of saturday with
socials influence or something speculated and then
a self-described so expert
was even cover soft drinks for cnn was doing an effort co-cola after
interrupted a polling segment of the remark on his beverage.
Ah, quenches the thirst. Is he doing an ad? Was that just another fucking ad?
Pyger asked while reacting to the segment. Pyger was also criticized for doing on-air
calcium ads since CNN announced a partnership with the prediction market.
Noticed that later in the segment, Anton named and sipped a Diet Coke.
What? What is he doing? Okay, no, this is weird, Pyger pronounced.
Others expressed concern about the data guru Soda Breaks, too,
with one ex-user declaring that Anton's segment should be viewed entirely as ads,
considering CNN's existing Calci partnership. Antonin once teased at a PR firm would have been
helping him if he ever wrote that he liked Diaco. Look, I didn't say he was definitely doing that.
I was just shocked that he was, you know, doing a fake ad, if that makes sense.
Harry just likes soda. The spokesperson said, I mean, I like it too.
Look, I love Diet Coke, okay? It's BDS, so I don't get to drink it any longer.
It was a bit weird the way he presented them.
All right, let's get the situation monitoring now.
I know a lot of you have been demanding.
i know a lot of you have been demanding the situation to be monitored and monitor
the situation we must and monitor it we will ladies and gentlemen
iran
has been
sending a barrage of ballistic missiles in the direction of jordan
for like the last five hours
uh... it's continued uh... an hour ago berry
Bonsardbury reports running ballistic missiles are launching.
Here's a photo, here's an image of the barrage over Jordan.
A
If we can missile attack on Jordan with dozens of interceptors being fired, look at the interceptor.
Another angle of the large Iranian ballistic missile salvo in Jordan the second video
shows a splitting warhead.
Good luck intercepting all of that, Al Jazeera correspondence says missile interceptions
reported in the capital of Amman and in Jordanian cities, east and north of the kingdom.
There were most likely multiple impacts in Jordan, explosions are also being reported
in Bahrain. Holy shit, that is a lot of fucking ballistic munitions. Oh my god.
So Iran two days ago said, if you come after our oil tankers continuously, we will punish you.
We will attack you with a severe escalation. And I think America's response to that statement
was, of course, to say, yeah, we're going to still hit another oil tanker off the coastline
of Karg Island. And this, I suspect, is a response to that. Sencom claims five Iranian crude oil
tankers on September 8th were struck after the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps targeted
the US Navy warship with ballistic missiles twice over the past two days. The US warship
successfully evaded the attempt at Iranian attacks to continue patrol regional waters.
No American personnel were harmed.
So Iran is now striking the bases.
During the second and third wave of Iranian missile attacks against U.S. bases in Jordan,
they experienced almost no interception attempts.
The Patriot batteries did not launch any of the interceptors.
Either they were exhausted, ran out, or got damaged from the cluster of sub-munitions.
Yeah, I don't really understand how that happened.
The IRGC targets were as follows.
The IRGC announced that they attacked the maintenance and repair facility preparation
area and deployment location for F-35, F-16, and F-15 fighter jets, as well as the fighter
just shelters at the El Salty airbase.
If Jordan and the American forces have exhausted all of their PAK-3s and are depleting their
PAK-2s as well, well, that about does it for Jordanian air defenses, and America will
have to move all of their assets away from Jordan.
away from Iran. Jordan is the last line of defense between Iran and Israel. Jordan is
also the last base that the Americans have in the region after Iran destroyed 15 American
military bases, rendering them inoperable. So Muhammad Ali Shabani says, severe escalation
in the U.S. war on Iran on multiple fronts. Iranian oil tankers were hit again. E3 collaborating
with Trump to refer Iran in nuclear fall to the US Security Council, US works towards
imposing no-fly zone over Iran by sanctioning the country's entire aviation sector, reports
of Kurdish militants stepping up in operations in Western Iran.
Is it so bad Israel had to fire interceptors to protect US bases in Jordan?
No, they've been doing that.
Israel has been deploying its anti-air defenses in an effort to protect the American assets
in Jordan.
For the longest time, Jordan was deploying its anti-air defenses to defend Israel.
Now Israel is defending Jordan.
Why is Israel defending Jordan?
Israel doesn't want to defend Jordan.
The reason why Israel is defending Jordan is because that's where all the American
assets are.
We probably should have stopped underestimating the accuracy of Iran's Shahid since they
meddled the exact same spot on four different oil processing containers during the up-cake strikes
in 2019. In Riyadh, the CIA outpost they hit was an annex of the American embassy and they
hit it twice. The first impact blew up in a hole in the exterior wall. The second drone
flew through that hole and blew up inside the annex. Yeah, Shahid's aren't accurate is Cope.
The CIA's outpost in Real-Sati Arabia, for example, was effectively destroyed by an Iranian attack per one US official and a former intelligence officer.
If you recall, I kept repeatedly telling you guys all of those quote-unquote civilian targets that they're attacking are not actually civilian targets.
These guys have to keep in mind the economy of munitions. They're not going to fucking waste Shahid drones even on random civilian targets.
They are going to operate on high-level and precise information that they're getting, possibly
from the Chinese government, maybe through their own surveillance tools, as we found
out later, and also, potentially Russia.
This is new information coming out today about one of those earlier incidents from
Zachary Kohn at CNN, Senior National Security Reporter.
says the CIA outposts in the real Saudi Arabia was effectively destroyed by an Iranian attack
per one U.S. official and a former intelligence officer.
Although Pentagon officials have sought to downplay the impact, U.S. military installations
in Bahrain, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait have all been struck by Iranian drones and
missiles and sources say the damage has been significant.
The number that we are looking at is 15, 15 bases that have been effectively rendered inoperable.
They are directly within the strike zone and Iran has consistently pummeled these bases and effectively destroyed them.
This is part of the reason why America had to retreat from these bases and had to put their assets in Jordan.
And now Iran is doing the same to Jordan.
What happens when Jordan's anti-air defenses fail?
What happens when Jordan no longer has
packed through ballistic munitions
to intercept incoming fire?
What happens when Iran decides to target Israel once again?
This is the real question.
I'm sure Israel understands this reality now,
regardless of their ambitions to destroy
eviscerate the Iranian leadership, turn Iran into a failed state. They've been awfully quiet.
Now, are they awfully quiet because there's an election taking place? No, because this would be
the opportunity for Israeli leadership to make a big fuss about how much they can actually
dominate America, how much they can actually manipulate America into striking Iran once again.
Benjamin Netanyahu ran and won on this principle for many, many years. So why is Benjamin
Netanyahu not saying it right now perhaps it's because even he recognizes that there is no more
defenses okay there are no more defenses also Benjamin Netanyahu is probably worried about
civilians running into shelters amidst the election cycle that also hurts this image as
the great protector but I suspect the big reason as to why they're not even posturing against
saran at this moment is because they understand, they recognize that they don't have the motion,
they don't have the smoke, they don't have the munitions.
This is a funny take from Alex Bronzini, but yes, the IRGC also captured an American
Andrew Dive LD, which is a large displacement autonomous underwater vehicle in AUV.
Yeah, a 2025 delivery would rule out it being an Orca.
I'm guessing it's some Andrewle bullshit.
Yeah, the IRGC released the reports that the fighters of the IRGC Navy in a complex operation
involving advanced intelligence and operational dominance trapped one of the most modern, smart
and unmanned submarines of the American terrorist army at the entrance of the Strait of Hormuz
at dawn today.
This smart submersible possesses the latest technology in underwater domain in the world
and was delivered to the fleet of the American terrorist army in the year 2025.
It is worth mentioning that this submersible has now been captured as spoils of war and
images of it will be released in the coming hours.
Now of course, this is not really a joke, but Alex Bronzini-Vendor is correct when
he says, very clever of the American military to allow Iran to reverse engineer an
an andural drone, thereby end shitifying their own tech.
Yes, if the Iranian Navy, if the IRDC Navy, wants to win, they will not try to reverse engineer
a fucking andural drone, as evidenced by the fact that they were able to capture it.
makes notorious dog shit.
Another Andrew W. Yeah, Andrew Andrew gets deliberately captured by the Iranian forces
and waste the Iranian engineer's time.
How much did that cost? I mean, it's Andrew, so they are notoriously cheap.
Probably not though. This is a fucking underwater drone. So underwater.
Submersible underwater drone.
Former director of the CIA David Petraeus is also out, says US bases in the Eastern Gulf
States are no longer viable.
Again to you, Petraeus has known this for at least a decade, says Amerikanyans.
Robert Bayer wrote in the book Devil We Know in 2009, I think he was in the CIA for
like 15 to 20 years, the stuff he wrote even then showed the CIA had a very good
grass with his war nearly 20 years later.
It's an enormous leverage, both the ability to hold our bases, although we have moved
a lot of the assets that used to be in the eastern Gulf states.
Those bases are no longer viable, but it's using the ability to strike critical energy
infrastructure.
Keep in mind, they took out 15 or 17% of the LNG capacity of Cutter for three to
five years.
have hit several of the other major critical energy infrastructure sites in the Gulf States
happily without the same kind of damage.
And then is he?
Yep.
Yeah, based though.
But Pete Exit told me we're actually, we're, our dicks are hard.
Pete Exit told me, uh, yeah, we're doing TRT, our dicks are hard, bro.
Yeah, yeah, based.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, based. Yeah, based. We're winning, bro. We're winning, bro. We're actually winning by debasification. Palmer unlucky.
I hate that whichever engineer did this is like very clearly a fucking Metal Gear Solid
fan too.
Of course, something built by this douche nozzle gets captured.
Dive LD combines exceptional payload, flexibility, low logistics and superior performance to enable
a wide range of defensive commercial mission sets.
Oh, so the fact that they also could have payload that could be missiles or a payload
that could be surveillance technology or a payload that could be considered, you know,
for commercial interest means that this is like just a commercial thing.
Yeah.
Okay.
It's like, you know what this cop is here?
I'm going to flex my fucking plane autism for a second.
I don't have it really.
And this is like saying, oh, the AWACS program, yeah, dude, you didn't actually blow up a fucking
$500 million plane.
You blew up the same exact plane that people fly on commercially.
Like, yeah, okay.
Well, they're retooled.
They're retooled Boeing commercial planes.
You're just fucking, you're just coping.
Yeah.
AWACS is built on a commercial airframe. Does that mean that it's the fucking same thing?
Are you guys proud of me?
What is this? $200 million down the drain?
What the fuck is this? Lahabra California new image of the Lahabra incident? What the fuck?
What the hell is this, bro?
It's being cleared.
What is it?
Mexico filter?
They're bringing it out to California.
That's a chemical leak.
It looks like it looks like a chemical leak.
Murtaza Hussein says this appears to be the largest Iranian ballistic missile salvo
in the war to date, the number of Patriot interceptors being expanded suggests that the target is
something valuable, including potentially personnel, and the US will likely retaliate later tonight.
Well, the IRGC said it's there. It's the American fleet of F-35s. So Iran is using medium-range
ballistic missiles, armor cluster munitions that attack US forces in Jordan tonight.
What the fuck? The head of Russia has rusled through Nichev's bill in a press conference
today talking about Russia's deteriorating relationship with America. Shut the fuck
up. Is this real?
awesome. That's a beautiful build. That's like, that's good. You know how like, think about the
nuclear arms race in the Cold War, right? This time we're doing big Chungus arms race. Like,
we have Stephen Chung, Russia obviously saw that. Russia obviously saw that we, we have Stephen
Chung technology, right? And they were like, we have to find a response to this. We have to
find an apt response to this. And they went back to the lab. And
they created this guy. Okay. They were like, Oh, it will look
like a family guy. So come be up. How do you like the author?
This is our family guy. You have Steven Chong. And we have
the author. Isn't he beautiful? Lucky he is family guy. Now America has to retaliate with
an even bigger Chungus. Okay, America must respond to this. We cannot allow Russia to
establish permanent dominance in the big boy field. We have to, we have to either feed Stephen
Chung more to make sure that he grows in size and magnitude. Like, we have to feed Randy
Fine more burger, okay? That's what we gotta do. Look, I hate to report this, but my sources
on the ground are telling me Randy Fine has an hour to respond to this. Okay. We are deploying
our secret weapon. I'll step up to the plate. Don't do it. Don't do it. This is how black
holes are made. Yeah. Don't ever don't ever let another
comrade say you are not this Jenny. Yeah, this guy heard
that and was like, I will show you this is real socialism.
Is that you? Yeah, this is me in a past life.
This is the space race. That's fake, right? That's Cope. That's American Cope. Okay.
What's going on here right here is American Cope.
Russians would be like, Oh yeah, we put a man in space. His name is Yuri Gagarin, right?
And then Americans are like, no, that's not real. Get the fuck out of here. You guys,
You guys couldn't have possibly, you guys couldn't have possibly put a man in space.
Oh, I'll get out of here.
That's American Cope, okay?
You see, you see the physical space race, okay, taking shape.
This is, is this the real guy?
Oh, Igor, wait, no, it is a real guy, look.
He's talking.
I love him so much. Oh my god, he's amazing. He is the most amazing. Oh my god, Stephen
Chung step aside. I have a new lover. Oh my god, he seems so jovial too. He's like
No, me and Armenia were tight. I ate it. I ate the entire country
It's like listen at the vibe it's not my fault, okay delicious food. Have you ever had Armenian food?
Have you had Russian food? Think about Armenian food is so much better in comparison
What do you mean?
I'm sick and tired of having borsh
Now I'm having Armenian food is so delicious. Oh my God, Asani, can't you say a fat guy
looks jovial? Yes, I can because it's just reality. Look at him. Look at him. He's smiling.
I love him. I love him so much. He is amazing. He's perfect. This is him from last year. Truly
Randy Fine Maxing. Okay. He looked much. Oh my God. This is again, the liberate attempt
by Russia to create the best version of this because this is him just last year. Looks
very different. Okay. It looks much tinier. Definitely still very fat, but not like, oh,
look at the size of that lad category. Like he has evolved. He has become more rotund.
He has become a force to be reckoned with code names are bomba. Yeah. 365 days, 365
opportunities to size max.
Wow brilliant dude brilliant incredible
Yeah, again much more normal size here. Okay, oh
He's amazing he's amazing. This is Russia's secret weapon. They've destroyed us. They've quite literally he's literally four humans. What the fuck
Is this an Iranian news? Did you just find oh?
Oh my God, he's so much larger than the average Iranian man.
Wow.
Him with a Russian babe.
with human rights commission that Yana Lantra Tova you know she had to stay away because
of his gravitational pull of aura okay she had to literally stay further away in order
not to jump his bones okay she was like oh my god your fucking sex appeal is out of
control. I have to put distance between us. I have to literally lean back because I cannot
control myself. So is it average Russian couple? This is literally the average Russian couple.
It's not even a joke. This was exactly what it looked like in bolder than every fucking summer.
Okay, guy much more red.
Sir, I believe he's married. Yeah, married to the fucking game. I wish he was married to me.
The amount of work that this button is putting is also, is not going unnoticed, okay?
I respect it.
I respect it so much.
The power that this button has, it's the same type of, it's the same type of build
that like Iranians make their missile facilities out of that like super hard concrete that's
impossible to destroy.
That's what this button is doing.
This guy.
Brilliant.
I love him.
Fucking amazing dude.
God, I love big boys so much.
Rosso Trudniczetsu will never be disbanded like USAID was simply because the leadership
is evolved to the point of not having any natural predators at all.
If the Russian Federation launches cultural programming where I can see the big boy, no
questions I'm there, I'll travel. They have great cultural outreach in Kolkata and I'm
just imagining him towering over the crowd at the book fair. He's actually not that
tall. Contrary to, he's just wide. He's not even tall. He might be wider than
he is all honestly. His evolution. Oh my god. This has been a deliberate attempt. I was
telling you, Russia, this was Russia saw the Manhattan Project and immediately had to
answer for it. Okay.
He, they, they looked at Steven Chung and were like, this is not a shape that we can obtain. We have to build the
perfectly square man. Get to work. Get the fucking work. And they built the perfectly rectangular man.
Russia knows you're a chubby chaser you sick fuck. You know what I also love there's the other guy with the giant the giant boxer
Not Klitschkov. Russia also has like a like a giant who is
Who's both he used to be a boxer. He's like a legendary boxer and he's like seven foot tall
What's his name
He's like seven foot tall.
He's in the he's in the Duma and he also has a kids show.
Have you guys ever seen that guy?
With like the crazy forehead.
Valuev, is that his name? Maybe.
Yep, Nikolai Valuev.
He's a member of the state Duma.
Okay, and if you've ever seen him, if you've ever seen him in the Duma, it's fucking hilarious.
He's the size of like, four people minimum.
Yeah, look, look, look, look, look.
Look at this fucking photo, man.
And, he has a kid's show.
He's seven feet tall.
His weight routinely fluctuated between 315 and 328 pounds.
He was the tallest and heaviest world champion in boxing history.
How did this happen? No!
Chica with Putin.
Haha.
Yeah, isn't that wild, bro? Russia's got some crazy people tech, dude.
I guess that's what you get when you have such a diverse population that spans over, like, what, 13 fucking time zones?
You know what I mean?
It's such a massive country.
And, and I guess like people evolve differently in the Russian winter, you know, because like
think about America is a huge country, right?
It's a fucking damn near the entirety of a continent.
And yet we don't have this kind of diversity.
They literally this guy looks like they unfroze him. Okay
They found him in the wild. He was frozen and they unfroze him and they're just like they're trying to be slick about it
Like come on
No, no, no, this guy's definitely from
2000
I won't say in which direction
And I don't mean 20,000
Like this is some bucky shit
Bears, talk about if they can vibe out value F. Yes, John Federman wishes he could ogre
max like this. Our ogres are ass like John Federman would never be able to be a active
and prominent member of the American Duma. Okay, also known as the Senate. While simultaneously
having a kid's shell. Stop.
How was the back of his head as prehistoric as the front?
Yeah, he's so sick.
I love him.
I love him too.
They got all kinds of guys in Russia, man.
I don't know how they did it, but they got them.
What is this ominous music in the narrator going and the enemy is closing in and the
clip it is villagers looking for the man who's been bombing their country. Oh 60
minutes is finally releasing this fake guy that definitely exists. Remember the
guy you weren't lying about rushing couples. Yes.
Why?
The American officer called a signed dude 4-4 Bravo, somewhere over the mountains of Iran,
shot down with a broken parachute.
Hit the ground once in between 70 and 100 miles an hour.
Wounded, alone, the enemy closing in.
Closing in, 50 hours to get him out.
Did you ever have any doubt that the U.S. military was coming for you?
You'd fall for Bravo for the first time.
60 minutes new season.
This is why they bought CBS, by the way, so they could fucking put up slop like this.
Slop again of epic proportions.
Yeah, this is, yeah, no, this is definitely going to work, I think.
Everyone's going to think, oh yeah, we're really killing it, too.
Oh, man, that's awesome. I love it. Thank you for the content. 60 minutes. Hands up. It's Donald Trump.
Anyway, your interview got posted on Twitter.
Oh, the interview with the China guy, Cyrus Jansen.
I
Ronnie and ballistic missiles hitting Jordan more images
I don't know about you, but I'm definitely enlisting after this interview me too. I already enlisted
All right, let's see what Kurnaki is doing better than this year
She probably wants to be winning conquered a city like conquered by the end of the night here
But she's not getting blown out in it. So it's enough that you peel back right here
And we got just a little bit more in here outside. Just looking this is the town of Mad Berry
This is not too far from like Durham where the University of New Hampshire is.
We actually have a complete town here.
It's not a ton of votes, but I think it's noteworthy that you get the complete town in Madbury.
Again, I think Manzur wanted to be close to 50-50 here, and she's losing it.
So I think early on here, it's 2% or so.
Yes, Manzur is very unlikely.
You know, the idea that there was some real energy here for Manzur, I think that's definitely true.
You know the number you're seeing there from Dover the number you see in there and conquered some real energy for her
But she's not going to get too far tonight if in places like Laconia
She's doing this potentially a place like Madbury
So there there may on the whole be a little bit more encouraging news for Pappas here than Manzor and what you're looking at
But the idea here we didn't even know we had no idea what to expect tonight and there is some energy here
You do see some energy here on the left for Manzor gonna be interesting to see more than 16 towns come in before we go
So I know there's only 2% in there.
Can you just give us a quick look at the Republican side?
Yeah, so take a look here.
Very different story.
This is what the polls were kind of projecting here.
John E. Sununu, former United States senator,
trying to get his old seat back here 18 years
after he lost it.
Scott Brown, you may remember this name
of former senator as well from Massachusetts,
moved north to New Hampshire,
ran here for the Senate 12 years ago, running again now.
Sununu, Key here, it's a name
It's like political royalty in New Hampshire Republican politics.
Father was a governor, White House Chief of Staff.
Brother was the governor till last year,
a popular governor, too.
And Sununu running with the Trump endorsement.
So very much result here that's in line, I think,
with expectations on the Republican side.
And Republicans are hoping, by the way,
Republicans have been watching that Democratic primary
with interest.
Republican establishment has been
hoping Sununu gets the nomination,
and they've been hoping that Manzor could somehow win this
because they think they could make it a race if she does.
Steve, thank you for more updates and analysis.
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OK, OK, Adam, wow, this is interesting, huh?
What else we got?
Rochester, oh, OK, here we go.
Rochester's another city.
OK, so we, I would say Rochester's a decent size.
It's a small city here, sort of a middle class, blue
color city, a little older population here.
And I think this is the kind of place
for the challenge for Manzor is to get the number higher
than this.
It's about, it's 19% of the vote.
What I would have put at these benchmarks,
I started to introduce where, you know,
where these are rough here.
So if she, but again, just to give you an idea
of what our expectations are,
these are the kind of numbers I think we were
kind of thinking if she was gonna make this
about a 50-50 race, what would she need
out of a place like Rochester?
I had her number at about 51,
meeting about 51 running at 37 right there.
So Dover's more of kind of like a liberal bastion.
So you see energy there for her,
but we did get another result out of Concord as well.
A second update.
Yeah, and look at that expanded.
It expanded, right.
So again, this is the state capital here.
And now Pappas getting closer to 60% here.
And again, the benchmark that I put here for Manzor
was 52.
And the other wild card here, just to keep in mind here,
is Manchester is-
Is Papas, Apeggar Jishre, Apegg and DMFIs.
And again, it's the biggest city in the state.
The Papas name there, beyond Papas himself,
his family is extremely well known
and then connected to the community,
owns a restaurant there that's very much a part
of like the fiber of the community.
And when Papas won his congressional seat back in 2018
in the Democratic primary,
He ran up monster numbers out of Manchester.
And so it's a long way of saying,
just zoom out here and show you the statewide.
That's more important here, the statewide,
that's what it looks like.
I have a benchmark here for Manzor in Manchester
that's not building in any hometown advantage
for Pappas in Manchester if there is one.
If he overperforms what I got here
for benchmarks in Manchester,
I mean, what a place to overperform.
It's the biggest in the state.
That would mean, that would put even more pressure
Manzar to be hitting and exceeding her benchmarks elsewhere.
So that's something to keep in mind too here.
We don't know what's going to happen in Manchester yet.
I just know it was huge for Pappas when he ran for it.
He won it 66 to 20 in his primary eight years ago.
He only got 42% district wide, but he got 2 thirds of the vote
out of Manchester in that prime.
It's a big reason he was able to win that primary eight
years ago and win his seat.
So again, I think it's only 3%.
But you kind of know something about the political, demographic, cultural, socioeconomic character
of these communities.
This is the most liberal one right now, where we're getting numbers, right?
Dover.
I mean, it's no slouch in terms of its share to vote.
Dover said.
Ben Dover, New Hampshire.
Ben Dover, New Hampshire.
But, and as I said, you take a step here out of Dover, and this is a little different.
As we say, this is up to 45%.
Yeah.
Now, this again, this is an older, more blue color city right here.
hitting and now with that subsequent update Iran claims they had now he's
crushing her here to Arleigh Burke class destroyers so and liberal energy and
Dover that's not I don't know if they actually did they're just claiming
into a place like Rochester we are getting some results they're lagging a bit
behind the statewide results but in the house in the house okay yeah we'll
check yeah I will check those in one second I just want to make sure we
We can get any more out of Concord and LaConia.
Yeah, we had 19 initially here.
This is correct.
Right, yeah.
And again, LaConia, Rochester, again,
you're talking about more blue collar, older, lower college
degree attainment, things like that.
And you can just see right there in those numbers,
Manzur is not connected in either one of those places.
And that very comes in small town.
But this is different.
This is you're going to have a lot of college attainment
higher.
This guy, John Vale, dude, is doing the most.
That Durham University, New Hampshire area.
This is, in fact, this is Jean Chihine's hometown.
Jean Chihine is from Madbury.
Pretty cool pants.
That Manzur number, I think she'd
want to be more competitive.
So I really see in that Manzur progressive DSA energy
concentrated in Dover, which is a, if you had to list,
like the five places in New Hampshire to look for it,
that would be one of them.
just not seeing it anywhere else.
Okay, we've got another update out of Rochester.
It looks like that went a little bit better for Manzor.
She went from 31 to 34, but I'm looking again.
Can she get this thing close to 50?
Now, you have to vote in here.
Someone's gonna have to be very different
in the remaining vote there in Rochester.
Adam, shout if we get Manchester
or anything else significant in the Senate.
And again, we showed this on the air.
I don't wanna give this short trip.
It's just that it's going,
this is exactly as we expected this to go here.
Johnny Sununu, the former Senator crushing Scott Brown.
He's doing it in Concord.
He's doing it in La Conia.
He's doing it in Rochester.
He's doing it in Dover.
And he's doing it in Madbury.
There is no, you're not seeing any real meaningful variance
here in terms of Sununu's strength.
They're a place that suggests some strength for Brown
that could assert itself as more votes come in.
This just looks like a comprehensive thumping here.
And again, that's what the polls showed
for Sonunu over Brown.
Combinations, Sonunu name, Trump endorsement,
probably perceptions about electability,
things of this nature.
Okay, two New Hampshire won because Adam said,
we got some votes here in the house.
Yes, we do.
Now, take a look here.
Stephanie Shaheen leads the count.
Carly Berry on second.
Now, this is not a huge surprise
because like we said, Dover is a big part of this.
And this is the liberal part of the liberal core of this district and and Barry on running
as the very progressive candidate here.
So getting a very big number more Sullivan running in third right now.
Remember Stephanie Shaheen.
We said the Shaheen name.
Okay.
This is Jean Shaheen's hometown.
Stephanie Shaheen carries that the liberal kind of a bastion there of Dover goes Barry
on Shaheen second.
Shaheen was a city councilwoman in Portsmouth, not far away.
The older city of Rochester here,
also Shaheen carrying that two thirds
and in Rochester there here in this house,
Ray Sullivan, distant second.
Now you get away from that area,
you get to Laconia, more competitive there,
Shaheen Sullivan.
Sullivan also lost this when she ran in 2018 against Pappas.
She also lost in Laconia narrowly.
What this is gonna be, a big part of this,
let me just zoom out and show you,
Again, district wide, what that nets out to right now,
you don't have anything from this part of the district yet.
Manchester, you're gonna have like Goffstown,
London Dairy, Dairy, Bedford, Merrimack,
places like this hooks it.
Probably a third of all the votes
in the Democratic primaries tonight
are going to come out of here.
Basically if you drew a line here,
you're getting up into the lake,
Lake Winnipisaki, that's, you know,
Laconia's that's where you're talking
about with Laconia there.
Even starting to work your way up
to the White Mountains.
Probably 20% maybe a little generous,
probably 20% of the vote is going to come out of here.
Again, probably about a third is going to come out of here.
You could kind of draw a line along the coast here,
go Dover all the way down to Seabrook,
probably 25% from, you know, there.
And then that interior there,
especially right around Madbury, Exeter, Durham, that area,
and some smaller towns there, you know,
the Hamptons, Chester, these sorts of things.
Give me the rest of the vote.
This is the part I really, I think is key here,
this Manchester area, because this is what we were saying,
was with Carried Pappas in 2018,
they had monster margins here.
And the Sullivan campaign has really paid
particular attention to Manchester
with endorsements, local leaders,
Alderman from the city, that sort of thing.
This is where she got buried, where Papas had the big advantage in 18.
This is where if Sullivan is gonna carry the night, it's gonna be this area.
We don't have any votes from there yet.
So again, you're in an area right here where we're getting votes is a more
friendly area, certainly Barry out there in Dover, same place where we saw
there, we saw something similar with the progressive side in the Senate race.
Again, that is literally the Shaheen hometown,
Shaheen family town there, Madbury, and then Rochester.
That's a good number for Shaheen, though, in Rochester.
And so 5% we set it out to that.
Republican primary, let's take a look here.
Well, look at this, fewer votes.
Again, we said Dover is not a big,
it's a progressive bastion,
so it's not gonna produce as many votes
in the Republican side.
But look, Trump endorsed Anthony DeLorezzo,
two to one there, 20 plus 20 more than a number.
Again, you're talking about 130 votes or so.
Rochester, though, this is much more significant
on the Republican side here.
Look at that.
De Lorenzo, more than two to one right there.
Mork your way into Laconia.
Boy, that's a pretty good.
That's a pretty effective,
I mean, these are two different regions here.
And De Lorenzo in both of them
is crushing Novoletsky.
Again, we said in the Democratic primary,
it's probably about 18% is the late...
We got a first result out of Manchester.
Oh, we got Manchester.
right back to it. Okay. Senate race, Democratic primary, Minne Laconia, we got Manchester.
Is Pappas blower? Okay, yeah. So 5040 is what you're looking at here with 9% in Manchester.
And again, I said the question I had is Pappas getting a home sort of a home turf boost
right here. And I think the answer is probably yes. Not taking the hometown effect out
of it that we're trying to figure out if it's a thing.
This is the kind of place I would have said
Menzer wants to get like 55% out of, right?
So she's running at 40, biggest city in the state.
Pappas is running at 58, it's 9%.
It has the effect there, now 5% in statewide.
That is a pretty solid advantage.
And it's only 5%, we say, but there is a pretty solid
advantage for Pappas.
Again, just given the geographic contours
that we've been showing you here,
here's Conway coming in, okay?
And look at that, again, just getting away
from yeah what would I have what would I have put as a benchmark in in Conway
like 50% of the vote for Manzor so she's had a quarter and that is that we
think that's complete we think Conway is complete we think Madberry is
complete what else do we have here Farmington is small here but just to
for the sake of a you know I would have said if a benchmark of 54 she's gone
she's just missing them pretty much here is crazy this place called these
There's places like, there's places named Farmington and there's like, what, a thousand
total people living there?
What the hell's going on, man?
You say Dover's a liberal bastion, so is Keen.
And Keen, okay, Keen State College, South, the Currier and Ives corner of New Hampshire
right here.
And this is a place I would, I would put, what was my benchmark?
My benchmark.
Let's be honest.
We should have won this.
60, so it's only 90%.
I mean, look, I'm one person.
I can't be everywhere all at once.
is a common place name. There's one in Michigan too. I know it's a common place name. It's
just funny to me that there's like a thousand people living there. Yeah, there's like 12 people
living in Keed. There is, we need to be more organized next midterm season. We need to be
more organized in 2028 so we can be everywhere all at once. The problem is we can't be.
like there's no way that I could have gone to New Hampshire and all these other later primaries as
well look at the amount of primaries that I worked on and and how much they fucking cooked my ass
also you have to remember I can't operate by myself either I need like Bernard or AOC or someone
else to also give a national nod and a big boost to fundraising, you know,
but Bernie and them weren't as invested in like not winnable races or races that they just like
didn't like they didn't really go out after any long shots, right? Cause this one was kind of a
long shot. I mean, she was like outraised 37 to one. That's a long shot. You have to remember
a lot of these guys in the Bernie orbit that work with Bernie are still old school DC consultants,
right? Including phase. No disrespect. Love the guy. Love more perfect union. But like,
that's a Harry Reid guy at the end of the day. He worked for think progress center for
American progress is outlet like phase is still very much an old school DC guy who's smart
and has a vision, but is still looking at like fundraising hurdles as a major barrier of entry.
So if they see a, and they also have limited resources as well, but if they see like a massive
fundraising problem, they're not going to bank on a long shot like that. Would you like to form
an organization that will identify top opportunities and the recruits for 2028? Does that interest
you? Not really. Rather work with organizations that do that, like just Democrats and like
work to build them up.
You are completely correct he doesn't understand the streaming space, what Bernie?
Yes.
And neither does Faze.
But Bernie certainly doesn't.
He called me a radio man and he's been on my broadcasts multiple times.
So, and no, I don't want to build an organization like that, that's, like, I don't have enough
bandwidth to work something like that, you know what I mean?
I think the gains that we made are fucking phenomenal.
Right? They don't understand the power that we can bring.
Also, if I'm being honest, neither does National DSA.
I think they recognize it.
It's gonna be four summers where it's gonna take you to six.
Dover's gonna take you to 12.
I mean, I think when you get Portsmouth,
I would, well, Portsmouth's gonna be really interesting
because this is a big piece.
When you get to this part of the district,
It's the biggest piece of real estate here.
Very democratic city, very high income,
very, you know, oh, Portsmouth,
that very high end place there.
Sheheen, city council, is this gonna be Sheheen?
Super, super liberal, is it gonna be burying up?
That's a big question that emerges right there
when we get Portsmouth.
Don't get me wrong, I love Elijah and Oliver,
but those are long shots,
and I'm not sure the lesson is the extra attention
doesn't help, or it would have been
better spent elsewhere.
137 it looks like we got was that bow we got bow. We got all the bow again. It's pretty nice. It's that side of conquered
Pappas 68 manzer 31
What would I have put as a benchmark power comp and offline course money to expand indy footprint? Okay guys sure
You could see yeah, I mean you could see where this dude. I already have like a tiny miniscule team
You can't even call it that
That number still just over 60 and even then look at all the fucking problems that take place on put manzer
Do we have anything else that's got to a check summers worth in the summers worth yet 51 47 what would I have said as a benchmark here 55 for Manzor right again I always we pick one
We got Portsmouth. Oh my gosh. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Super. You know, right. Very well
to do here. Yeah, it's over. If your path is such a very good number. But crucially,
what does that look like here? Has it come in in the house? Okay, let's let's wait
on this. We set this as this is a big piece of real estate in this district. Okay,
Manchester's the biggest.
Portsmouth's about half the tax,
about half the punch of Manchester in terms of vote,
but that's big and we don't know, right?
It's liberal.
It's high inka, is it?
It's been a little slow.
We do also have results from Dover and Keen,
but we can wait on Portsmouth to hear also if you want.
We had another update from Keen.
Sorry, we got another.
We got Dover here.
Barianne continuing, okay.
It's a big moment.
I mean, look, I think we do have a sense here
on this Senate race.
Tell them, do me a favor, Adam.
Anything comes into the Senate race
that calls into question any sort of trend
that we've been establishing here, shout.
But if we got, I think we like these moments here
that could be very clarifying.
And in this first congressional district race,
this could be one of them coming in,
Adam says, usually when it goes in in a statewide race,
it's a couple minutes.
It's so dover.
And our House races, Adam says, maybe not as exact tonight.
Yeah, it's just been coming in slower
And the, on the lower ballot race and the new left movement has been fundamentally absent from radio Sears catalog town square.
Even from newsprint, you can be stomping everywhere from the trolley station to the Mississippi steamboats.
And even at our favorite American past time of baseball games.
That's right. Hey, hey, hey, extra, extra.
Read all about it.
The new left movement has been fundamentally absent from the radio.
Sears catalog town square and even from the newsprint.
I could be at the trolley station, but here I am too busy on the interwebs.
Nobody knows what it is. New technology.
By the lakes there and then we got more Dover.
Um, well here I can just show you what if it lights up it like I don't want to miss action here. Dover. OK, Bariant now 47% so I will go up to the lakes here. Yes, Motenboro.
They still have Castle in the clouds there. Is it every every here that one close it?
What a thing.
What a thing.
Okay, so Sullivan's getting, so in the lakes region here, Sullivan now, leading in Laconia,
43%, she's leading it little, but she is leading it, and with the narrow lead there, oh boy.
So zoom out, Sullivan pulls within five, and I think, look, if Sullivan, she's losing
in Conway though, right?
losing in Conway, yeah she's lost Conway narrowly but she's lost it. Very
competitive in here between these two. Let's see if one of them can
establish an edge. Again a little bit less than 20% of the vote is gonna come
from the lakes into the white mountains right there. And if this
is a Sullivan area and the Manchester result kind of suggests,
Manchester result kind of suggests that but it's eight points right and
it's not the result. It's only partial results. So we're not sure yet that
Sullivan's going to get a big bang kind of out of this area, but a ton of votes
right there. So what's going to happen in Portsmouth? What's the Senate
race is still running like 60, 37? We got two more reports that at Dover.
Let me show it. Yeah. Pappas is winning those. Oh, okay. Wow. Wow. I
mean, I would say clarifying updates. We've, there's been a lot of clarity
already in this but wow this was remember early on man's or had to lead here
60% or so I think with that in Dover and Dover's the kind of place you know she
wants to be having a very very big night in Dover that 60% we originally saw was
very big night it just wasn't being replicated for her anywhere else and now
even in Dover that is Bernie that he leaves the Landers this Rob may like
Kurosum always some of the outbuild even further in case of the national profile
Dempsey's no reason 75% of the 75% of the 75% of
75 of them I can't even read what a fucking
75 of them can't be taken over by these two kids
You're wrong this is our first read you're wrong leave for 50% of them
I know you're wrong. And the reason why you're wrong is because some of those seats are occupied by very popular
Democrats. They're very popular in their districts. Right? Right here? Are you having a stroke, bro?
Yes, I am. I am. I am. I am. We're Sullivan's beating Shaheen by about four points.
You know, we got Conway. Now you're getting up. This is, you know, White Mountains.
That's going to be the Jackson term. What just came in? Two more updates from Dover.
Let's go back to Dover.
Baria continues to lead there.
I think this has improved for Sullivan, right?
Since our first batch?
Yes.
Yeah.
In the last two updates, we saw a good start.
Karishma is a DSC candidate, because she is a self-avowed
Democratic saleswoman.
She said she is.
I should have taken a better mental picture when it came in.
There's another 32%.
Yeah.
16% in here with some 30-33s now
Now a six point advantage for Shaheen, okay?
We just have nothing else that's coming to Manchester, right?
So you're getting Dover, which is the single-
Go on and hold out, Juror, and Lizzie Klanstrah said
he had reasonable doubt that still wouldn't
acquit a jury for a person says.
Rochester's probably the worst, okay, now,
we just got a big bunch more in Rochester.
Makes it a tick closer, but basically an 11 point-
Yeah, I also think generalizing elections-
Getting a margin of we make commentary about where we put our efforts
Place like New Hampshire is probably one of the places with the current former left electoral organizing is the least effective as a state of
Rural elderly white people door knocking in canvassing are not very viable. This is cable TV country our method isn't built for that yet. Yeah, oh
Lily Tang Williams one. Oh hell yeah my goat
Thank God, bro. I was actually worried. I
Was actually fucking worried dude
She's the best. She hates me. She's like, she wants to like debate me on Mao Zedong or some shit. Yeah, she's so goaded.
That's the queen.
Queen. Wow, the populist party in Germany just had a really big night. They finally got tired of the absolutely horrible immigration rules and regulations, which have hurt Germany so badly. They are on the rise and not gonna take it anymore. What the fuck?
I'm not gonna read that.
Yeah, he's pumping AFD, he's pumping AFD coin.
Here, a little bit better for Novoletsky up there in, in Moultonboro.
But yeah, they're just, so, DeLorenzo getting exactly, I think, everything he would have wanted out of tonight.
Um, and that Trump endorsement, I mean, uh, Senate primary, Republicans,
There's a focus on movement or the recent losses where you down.
We've made amazing gains and we can make Florida blue.
Just very, I mean, you know, very comprehensive right now for
soon. I can only do so much.
Back to the Democratic primary, 12%
Oh yeah, I saw this.
60 millions or 38.
By the way, by the way, by the way, it's, it's everything
old is new again.
Some German Jews at the other end of the spectrum, however, go
so far as to back the party.
You don't have openly anti-zionist people in the AFD says
Arthur Abramovich of Berlin who chairs the Jews in the AFT Association, a group with about 25 members.
For him, that's reason enough to support the party. And that's really funny because
they also had this association of German national Jews. There it is.
They literally came out in support of Adolf Hitler. The New York Times actually interviewed
some of their members at a Hitler rally back in the day. They were like, well, you're Jewish.
What's up with this Hitler guy who is being super anti-Semitic?
Don't you feel worried?
And they famously said, they famously said the Nazi Jews.
Now, he's just saying that the wind votes.
He won't, he won't be serious.
He won't seriously act out on his anti-Semitic desires.
He's just saying it because it's popular.
not the MSG rally in Germany. Hitler never had a rally as far as I know in America. I
don't think he ever did.
Did they ever follow over them? No, I don't think they followed up with the Jewish Nazis,
especially after Hitler rose to power.
I know the Madison Square Garden was a giant Nazi rally. That's not what I'm talking about.
Come on, dog. I talk about it all the time.
And no, we're not talking about
the Trump rally with Tony Hitchcliffe.
Ayo, that's a new Nazi rally.
Reaction was to the prosecution's opening statement.
There were some things that they said in their statement that I thought got a
reaction out of you on day one of testimony.
I just found it to be harsh. So very, very harsh.
I mean, again, maybe we're talking with ourselves here, but the fact that they had no character
witnesses in regards to Lindsay of being a bad mother, I mean, running out of the gate
is like, you're presenting all these medical professionals, but nobody's presenting for
the prosecution a woman and a mother of three children.
So I found it to be biased right out of the gate.
I found them also to be kind of unprofessional and just without a heart.
And for me, that right away I was like, okay, where is this going, right?
From statement one, there is no compassion in this courtroom right now, which I guess
is expected of a prosecution, but I thought it was very cold.
I want to talk about the defense in Kevin Redington because the situation, the horror
of this case with Lindsay saying there was no doubt that she killed Corin, Callum, and
Dawson.
And so there was a lot that the defense never has to present an argument, which you know,
the defense that's up to the commonwealth to prove someone guilty.
But there was a lot that Kevin Redington didn't challenge because the facts of the
case were there.
And there were also a lot of things that Kevin Reddington kind of left out there that we
armchair lawyers thought he should have challenged.
And the issue of his putting forward that it was postpartum psychosis that caused Lindsay
to kill the children, when according to the law you don't really need a diagnosis
in order to find not guilty by criminally insane.
Did any of that come into play?
Did you go back into the deliberation room
and review the case and think, well, I didn't say this.
You didn't say that?
Not very much for us.
We were appreciated that Kevin didn't delay the trial
two more weeks with bringing in other doctors.
I mean, you can only listen to so much of that.
Kevin was really shot from his heart.
Again, the prosecution had no witness to question her credibility.
He brought all these people in, people that loved her family, their in-laws.
I mean, even Patrick was very compassionate.
So we appreciated the fact that he didn't just delay and drag it on with a bunch of
more medical BS and get more to the point of really who Lindsey is and what her life
was like.
And obviously something happened to this woman that shouldn't have happened for many reasons.
Is she allowed to kill anyone because she has psychosis or only her own kids?
I shouldn't laugh but it is such a, I'm sorry, it's a ridiculous question dude.
not how does not how anything works. No, I don't even think this guy was being annoying.
I think maybe I'm wrong, but I just I genuinely think he was asking sincerely. But no, that's
not how that works chatter it doesn't work like that they're not like also you
don't get you're not allowed to kill your children either like what the fuck
it's not like Lindsay Clancy was allowed to kill her children
And we appreciated the fact that Kevin was just, you know, cut the bullshit if you don't
mind me saying, and just moved it along with just so much compassion for her.
And we didn't find any compassion in the prosecution.
I mean, I know it's their job, but in a case like this you expect a little bit, I think
from whatever side of the council.
But that's mine.
We kept having to burn ourselves back to the fact
that we weren't trying to figure out
if she murdered the children.
She did.
And she's admitting that.
Yeah, there's a whole trial that took place, chatter.
You can't just kill your own children or anybody else.
It's not allowed, OK?
That's the part of this process
that I find very strange, as a matter of fact.
Like the notion that, you know, that there's any like goal that was met here.
We're trying to figure out, did she know right from wrong at that time?
And with everybody saying she loved her children so much and everything
she loved her children from her journals to her mother-in-law, everything proved that she
loved her children so she had to have snapped and not known what she was doing. To me, it
was proof that she didn't know what she was doing.
How about you, Paula, do you have a reaction to the defense and the arguments that Cameron
running from me? I feel the same as they do. I mean, we had to keep bringing
ourselves back. We had to look at the evidence, look at the things that Lindsay
said. We got to watch tape of her having interviews. We listened to the words
that she said, how she said them. We listened to things that we didn't
want to listen to audio things that we nobody in the room wanted to ever
here again and we made ourselves do that so we could understand things better. I think
the Dr. Resnick talking about altruistic philicide was a key thing for me because in that moment
of that delusion, that's exactly what we were talking about. For somebody to be,
doesn't need to be a diagnosis, but just to have somebody that is in that deep of a depression
that thinks that that's the only way that they're going to be able to get out of it.
You just hit me.
Weren't you supposed to get off two hours ago?
Why is that the case?
Why would I get off two hours ago?
The fuck?
And you know, it's not like she just sat in her room by herself.
She asked everybody.
And as Ronnie said, Ann Kelly said, there wasn't one person on either side that could
say anything bad about her.
Even the prosecution really couldn't point to anything.
They tried to say something about a Facebook post that, you know, asked questions about
how she was thinking about parenting Dawson.
anybody that's ever had a two-year-old toddler boy or girl knows that you
question they do crazy things that you know you look to your friends you look
to the people that you work with you try to get some help you know every child
is different and it's normal to ask those kind of questions that's it that
proved to me that she was a better mother not a bad mother did the
I was just watching a video where I was signing up you guys just hear a video of me like rewatching a video of myself signing off and you were just like oh he's I guess he's done
Any points at all to do with anything that you were like you considered?
No, I don't think so. I mean I thought about that a lot.
I honestly feel like the prosecutor did themselves more damage than good by just not thinking about the whole picture.
not just post-partum depression, not just delusional, not just the voice, but the meds,
the whole cocktail of her mental health and these doctors that are prescribing this, prescribing
that, and they're taking it off as an attack, and none of them communicated with the Telsu.
Not one of them. I mean, Dr. Gelada got a call from women and infants saying,
saying, we can't take this patient because she has too much drugs in her system, but
never returned the call to women in any of this.
What's happening with the audio?
That was extremely damaging to me.
This woman, it could have not reached out to more people.
And I feel like the model has completely failed her.
I want to talk. Is there any coverage on Benjamin Netanyahu's prior knowledge of October 7 aside from the Haaretz paper?
He's treated Parsey also mentioned this. I mean, we like briefly talked about it, but there's more evidence from Haaretz.
threats. Iris investigation shows the Netanyahu government received numerous warnings, including
from UAE's ruler. 10 days for October seven, the Hamas is planning an attack. The ultimate
source of the warning was Hamas's own sin war. Netanyahu ignored all the warnings and
took no precautions. He didn't even convey it to the Israeli intelligence apparatus.
But there's more immediately after October seven, Hamas offered to release all civilian
hostages without asking for anything in return. That's not true. They did ask for something
in return. They asked Israel not to invade Gaza.
The Biden admin was aware of this as well, but Israel wasn't interested, leaving both
Hamas and the Qatari mediators baffled.
So much bloodshed could have been avoided.
So many innocent lives could have been spared, but Netanyahu appeared to have been uninterested
in Biden, of course, and never put any real pressure on Israel, effectively allowing
Netanyahu to undermine U.S. policy.
In light of the revelations about multiple advanced notices and any I received about Hamas planning a major attack on Israel shortly before October 7
It's worth revisiting questions. Charlie Kirk asked one which no answer has ever been provided. We go dark
I put all those things out there. Yeah, how did how did these guys not know this was taking place?
So I've been Israel many times the whole country's fortress when I first heard this story
I still had the same gut instinct that I did initially. I find this very hard to believe
I've been to that Gaza border. You cannot go 10 feet without running into a 19-year-old with an AR-15
Or an automatic machine gun that's an IDF soldier, right? The whole country is surveilled
And so let me just kind of go through this. We don't talk about Israeli politics very often and most Americans don't know this
The last nine months Israel is on the brink of civil war. It's not an exaggeration. This judicial stuff
They were there were hundreds of thousands of Israelis taking to the streets because Bibi Netanyahu is basically
redefining the Israeli Constitution. That's not an exaggeration, right? He said the judicial
branch is too much power. There were protests planned this week against Netanyahu, where
they anticipated tens of thousands of people to take to the streets. That's all gone, Patrick.
Netanyahu is not curcoversary. Tomorrow is Kirkmas Eve. He now has an emergency government.
This is what got him got. No, man. This is her. Oh my God, guys.
I think people still fundamentally misunderstand Charlie Kirk's position, what his job was,
what his role was. Okay. And no, your eyes are not deceiving you. You haven't seen too
many Kirkified memes. This is Charlie Kirk in the flesh, pre-assassination Charlie
Kirk in the flesh on Patrick Bette David. Charlie Kirk personally could feel suspicious
about the events that transpired leading up to October 7, but Charlie Kirk, the actor,
was always going to toe the party line. Okay, this was perhaps best demonstrated by Charlie
Kirk, the advocate to unseal the Epstein files, very quickly dropped his pursuit once Donald
Trump gave him a phone call. And we don't have to speculate on this because Charlie
Kirk spent years talking about the Epstein files. And then the Epstein files were
released. And there were a lot of there was a lot of discourse around it. And Trump
obviously said something like, Oh, if you still care about the Epstein files, then you
don't care about me. And he was shitting on his own fan base, all the stuff, right?
And in that timeframe, when this drama was heating up and Charlie being the pro Epstein
revelation guy that he is, got a phone call from Donald Trump. And he said it openly
on a show. He said, I got a phone call from the administration. I got a phone call
from Donald Trump. I will trust my friends in the government to pursue this. Adequately,
I'm done talking about Jeffrey Epstein. He said it out loud. That is something that we saw
and something that we watched unfold. That is the greatest example of how Charlie operated.
Okay. That is the greatest example of how Charlie operated.
Charlie could have hated Israel in private, which he didn't.
Let's be real. He was a fucking huge lover of Israel.
Like he, I mean, he wrote a whole book before he died about how much he loves Israel, right?
And ultimately,
Ultimately, it doesn't matter how much he was annoyed with big Zionist donors turning
point USA and how frustrated he was that the administration was not addressing the issues
around Israel and how much that was going to hemorrhage support from younger Republicans
that had voted for Donald Trump prior.
What is this?
favorite country besides the United States Israel
yeah that's not a joke like it's not this is not AI
it's not AI there's also one there's also one for when he's in like
literally Tel Aviv and people were speculating on whether it was AI or
not like one of the one of the things no his text
show he was turning on Israel no you got duped my man
My man, you got fucking duped because you're fundamentally misunderstanding something very important.
And that is Charlie Kirk in private is different than Charlie Kirk the actor Charlie Kirk the turning point USA founder Charlie Kirk the Republican operative.
Okay
The idea that he was gonna turn on Israel. Okay, you're a girl fine. Okay clandestine operator
I got it
Let them believe are you Israel's lawyer, okay? I guys guys it's out of my hands if you want to believe that Charlie Kirk was actually
Anti-Israel by the innovative Israel, you know assassinated him go right ahead. I can't stop you. Okay. I've said this very clearly
I'm not gonna I'm not gonna get in the way, but if you ask me what the truth is. I'm gonna tell you what the truth is I
Just want to say hi from
Jerusalem
The true capital of Israel God bless this amazing country God bless
Israel God bless the Jewish people in this very difficult time. Hello everybody
It's so funny because it's so funny because like he of course he was fucking annoyed with like Bill Ackman
You know what I mean? Have you met?
Big donors that are pro Israel. Have you if you've met them you've seen them on TV
Okay. Yeah.
Sorry. They're fucking nuts. They still to this day refuse to recognize that people have stopped
fucking with Israel a long time ago. It makes it also even more insane because I was supposed to
debate him on this issue where he was gonna tell me all about how the Trump administration is
is doing the right thing by defending Israel like I literally this is what I was prepping for
of the calendar year besides Yom Kippur and Rosh Hashanah, Samat Kharah, the 50-year anniversary of the 60-year-
Bro was straight fellow Semetic dude. Like it was, he was, he was, he was that kind of religious,
you know what I mean? Like there are some Christians who just like go a little bit extra mode
for Israel. Like he was that, he was on that level and you motherfuckers still are like no, no, no.
I think that's a big job.
Law Simchat Torah isn't that holy of a holiday?
Well, how dare you disrespect Charlie Kirk's assessment?
On Shabbat, Hamas invaded Israel, deciding to go recklessly to music concerts, to homes,
to Kabutzes, and taking 200 plus hostages.
They knew what they were doing.
In leaked text message, Kana's own Kirk said, there are only two people I can trust now,
You and Hassanpiker, when we meet, I'm telling Hassan the truth about Israel and we're joining forces.
Yeah, that was the real text message.
This video is AI.
None of this is AI, man.
One of the most cloistered, urban environments on the planet.
Two million people live in a place where it's impossible to wage war.
Impossible.
Where they wear civilian clothing, they violate every tenant of the Geneva Convention,
and the IDF, when they do something right, they get no credit.
When they do life-saving surgeries of a Gaussian child, they get no credit.
When they drive leaflets, drop leaflets, they get no credit.
But when they happen to bomb a place where they are operating their military from, which
we now know from third party verified sources, hundreds of Hamas military operations are
in mosques, schools, and hospitals.
I'm sorry, the country where they were living in relative peace on October 7th.
But was this before or after the Hamas meeting where he got extorted?
Dog.
I don't think you guys understand how DC operatives work, okay?
And I don't think you will ever understand it.
The level of depravity from these mercenaries is so gross and so severe.
Charlie Kirk could have gotten turned out by Bill A. Pac-Man or whoever the fuck, and
he would still be a loyal puppy to Israel on his output.
Okay?
You guys are fucking so delusional.
I'm telling you already, he did this with Epstein.
It's not like there was a wide amount of Israel criticisms coming from Charlie Kirk for years
and years and then he was like, all right, I'm done talking about this Israel shit out
of nowhere.
But there was a wide amount of a library of content talking about Jeffrey Epstein demanding
that Trump even released the Jeffrey Epstein files.
Okay.
And then when Trump said, don't fucking talk about Jeffrey Epstein, he said, I'm done.
He was never in public going to turn on Israel.
Anyone who thinks that he was going to turn on Israel thinks he would turn on Donald Trump.
As long as, now listen, listen, there's one exception.
If Donald Trump turned on Israel, then Charlie Kirkwood too.
Make no mistake.
Make no mistake.
If Donald Trump turned on Israel, then Charlie would have turned on Israel as well.
But as long as Donald Trump was pro-Israel, and since then he's done even more shit.
I mean, he fucking literally did the Iran stuff because of Israel.
So obviously Charlie was going to be pro-Iran War II.
What's his relationship with Nick Fuentes?
He fucking hated Nick Fuentes.
His Nick Fuentes was stealing his lunch money.
Nick Fuentes was basically, Nick Fuentes has always been the most significant threat to
Charlie Kirk's operations.
Nick Fuentes has also spent his entire career ankle biting Charlie.
Okay.
He was also the guy that Charlie would never fucking debate.
And some for some, you know, for decent reasons as well, they don't want to platform Nick
Fuentes.
But more importantly, he didn't want Nick Fuentes to come in and destroy him on
the issue of Israel and then basically make his entire fan base turn into little grippers
which they already happened to turn into regardless in the aftermath of his demise.
What about you?
Were you a friend?
Fuck no.
We were cordial with one another but I made it very clear that I despised his worldview.
Okay?
You loved you man. Okay come on
When I went to Israel, I was able to cry where Jesus cried where he was betrayed by Judas and arrested where he rose
from the dead and gives us eternal life. I am not an apologist for Israel but I
reject cohort of this narrative. Christians who turn their back on Israel
it says in Genesis and Romans first Thessalonians Paul said you will bless
the Jews. If you bless Israel you'll be blessed. If you scored Israel you will
be scored. Yeah bro this is like I genuinely think you might be a bit of a
room if you genuinely believe that Charlie Kirk was going to even
Consider publicly criticizing Israel in any significant way or that it would matter enough that Israel needed to kill him on the off chance
That he went through with it
Well after decades of dehumanizing Muslims and cheering on massacres at every scale by Israel
It totally seems believable that Charlie was going to suddenly pivot away from the Christians. I was in grift
This is fucking nine days after he got killed by the way from piss vortex
The brilliant mind of piss vortex is the second day in a row that were
reading a potack survivor at
piss vortex again. Like, I've explained this so many times. It's just like Charlie Kirk
could have been a vicious, like not only a vicious hater of Israel and private, but if
you think publicly, he was going to express that you're delusional. You don't understand
how American politics works. You don't understand how these cynical operators work in general.
Okay. I'll give you the example of Chris Rufo. I know for a fact from people who worked with
Christopher Rufo at the Manhattan Institute that he was very Israel critical. Nowadays,
Chris Rufo almost exclusively attacks critics of Israel. He is Mr. DEI. Why did he do that?
Because they have major Zionist donors that were like, all right, Manhattan Institute,
attacking fucking critics of Israel packed this shit up. Okay. These guys are literally
operators. They do not have real, like their output is not reflective of their true attitude,
their true values, their true opinions. I don't know why that's so hard to fucking comprehend
for so many people.
People talk about this hypothetical of Charlie having a conveniently private crisis of faith.
They talk about Stalin secretly hammering about how sad the purges made him.
Yeah.
So that's something you need to understand.
He's not a fucking true believer.
He's never been a true believer of anything.
He was a mercenary.
Marco Rubio's on board with the fucking fake sanctions?
I think they're trying to rat fuck Netanyahu, I guess.
Maybe they're in the tank for Isinkaut.
I don't know.
Think maybe Netanyahu's days are over. I mean if if the if the American State Department is not criticizing the the fake British
West Bank settlement
sanctions
Like not Rubio's all talk. It doesn't matter
When you're the fucking secretary state all talk is all that matters and a mandate to lead
I'm not I'm not willing to say to go so far that saying that Netanyahu knew where there was intelligence here
But I think some questions need to be asked.
Was there a stand down order?
Was there a stand down order?
Six hours.
I don't believe it.
Israel society.
Yeah, I've talked about this before October 7.
Uh, I briefly mentioned this with, uh, Norm Finkelstein as well.
I think October 7, they got prior warning.
Of course, they have advanced notice.
They have unbelievable levels of surveillance over the Gaza Strip.
Virtually impossible for them not to have known it was going to happen.
Right.
You got motherfuckers on, you know, go carts with, with propellers, you know,
training around and shit.
You think Israel doesn't see that?
Come on.
Um, yeah, I think, I think they knew.
And they knew that it would happen.
My suspicion, we will, we will speculation alert.
Okay.
Partially due to hubris, partially due to racism, born out of the supremacist
attitude that Israeli society broadly represents, they did not think it would be this damaging.
They thought, okay, some people will die. Some people will get kidnapped in this military
operation and then we'll use it as a just cause to go in and do the final solution
to Gaza. Okay? Like, I think that that's, that's my suspicion. My suspicion is Netanyahu
miscalculated and thought that, you know, they'll do this operation. It won't be that costly.
It won't be like some people will die. Of course, some civilians will die. Some military
will, uh, will be captured. Some military will be captured and, uh, we'll use that
as you are literally showing a clip of Charlie going as Israel publicly before his death.
Do you know that the clip compilation that we showed you is after this PBD broadcast?
This is fairly early on.
And also, this is not even him going against Israel necessarily.
And once again, oh my god.
Hassanik, you keep getting baited.
I know it's so fucking annoying, but like I also entertain it.
You know what I mean?
I entertain.
Yes, yes, Israel. Yes, Israel did this and Charlie was literally right there. He was about to turn around
And you size New Jersey when I took a helicopter ride from Jerusalem to the Gaza border, it's 45 minutes
Six hours. They're live streaming the killing of Jews
was that somebody in the government say stand down. That is a legitimate non-conspiracy question.
The whole country is the IDF. The whole country is. And you're trying to tell me that they're going
to concerts and kabutsas and schools and by reports six hours. Let's say it's three hours.
That's suspect. It's also not like a right wing reporting. This is from the New York Times.
The long wait for help as Massacre unfolds in Israel. I can't think of a more liberal news outlet than New York.
And by the way, I'm actually very pro-Israel. So let me be there. I mean, so I'm not exactly...
I mean, we all are.
No, no, I just want to make sure my position is clear here. But I would... So Patrick, there are other explanations.
It's possible that the Netanyahu government was double-crossed by bad agents. Okay?
That's dark, but it's not as dark as what we're talking about. Okay?
Another aspect is that Netanyahu might have traders in his government, like legitimate traders that have infiltrated.
I was texting with some senior people in the IDF, and they said,
Charlie, can't say too much, but let's just say the same problem you have at the left in America we have here in Israel.
Is there something to think about? Just something to think about, right?
Is that maybe there are some people within those intel agencies that aren't as sympathetic.
Or maybe Patrick, maybe they might have gotten a tip, they might have gotten whispers,
But no one thought it would be 1200 Jews dead. That's a potential, right?
That's what I think too or or rather I think that
then yahoo knew
They had already moved units around
They had already moved units around
Many of them were predisposed in the West Bank
They did not think that it would be this severe if they did not think that it'd be 1200
They thought maybe like 50
Maybe 50 die and then another 25 get kidnapped and then Israel uses that to launch the final solution.
But the Gaza border is penetrated. It's not even just Hamas and the entire Palestinian resistance forces that are now conducting violent raids.
It's no longer just raids on military installations in the Gaza envelope.
It's no longer just going into the kibbutzes to try to grab people to kidnap them to take them hostage.
Now you have criminal elements within Gaza that are coming out as well.
A lot of chaos is unfolding. Maximum violence is taking place.
And it completely gets out of control.
That's what I have speculated this as being.
Of course, Israel also obviously killed its own citizens as well.
We know that already with tanks, artillery fire, fairly early on actually.
Some of the members of the Kibbutzim came out and openly stated that Israel tanks
rolled through the kibbutz and blew up Israeli civilians that were sheltering.
And then there's the helicopter fire on the cars that were getting out of NOAA Festival.
We know this also, the Hannibal Directive was implemented on October 7 because you have
Galant, former defense minister who was defense minister at the time openly admitted it.
So like there is that element as well.
This doesn't mean that like the the Palestinian resistance forces didn't kill civilians.
They certainly did.
We saw it on camera, which is why I find it like strange that people rush to deny it.
That did happen.
I saw it.
I saw it with my own two eyes.
So there is still a tremendous number of both civilians and military forces that were killed in the hands of the Palestinian resistance.
But we will never know the full death count in the hands of Israel. We just will not know the answer to that.
that. This would further confirm the argument that even Hamas didn't expect to so easily overrun
Israeli military base around Gaza. The collapse of Israel's military led to a breakdown and
expansion of the scope of the October 7 operation and thus the pretext for genocide that Israel
needed. Yeah. We knew this as well. This is not new. It's just that Haaretz is writing
about it three years after the fact. It's been known. It was October 10, 2023, when
Hamas released the directive saying we will release all the hostages unconditionally if
you refuse to invade Gaza. Israel of course said fuck off and invaded Gaza nonetheless.
And the genocide fully started after that.
Do we know how many people were killed by Hamasur's other criminal elements?
No.
We have no idea.
But even the leadership of the resistance was surprised with the lack of military response.
openly admitted as such, in the immediate aftermath of the al-Aqsa flood, even in the
immediate aftermath of October 7, Hamas officials of the Politburo were confused as to how many
Israelis were killed in the process, okay? Hamas militants were shocked by how many
Israelis they were able to take as hostages.
This is paired up with the advance warning that Israel got.
This is why I've always speculated that there was obviously advance warning and perhaps
Benjamin Netanyahu and Israeli security forces, partially out of hubris, partially out of a false assessment of racial superiority, did not think that the Palestinian forces could ever conduct an operation like this and kill this many people,
kidnapped as many people and it was a deep wound in the collective conscious of
Israeli society. This is also part of the reason why post-October 7 a lot of
people that you would not have expected to turn into loyal soldiers of Israel
become huge Zionists, liberal Zionists that in the past even criticize Israel
and said oh Israel's an apartheid turning into the most loyal advocates
of the Israeli state. Jay Street came out with a memo quickly after telling all of their candidates
that they cannot demand a ceasefire. They cannot demand a ceasefire. That's what Jay Street said.
Jay Street and APAC were in line with one another.
On some level I hear you, but Netanyahu is an outlier.
This is no doubt a damning report that confirms previous reporting Netanyahu's scheming and
subsequent developments on the ground, but we should be wary of how this will be used
to pin all the blame of October 7 and genocide on Netanyahu alone, especially ahead of Israel's
elections.
On some level I hear you, but Netanyahu is an outlier and that he has taken zero
responsibility for October 7th while a number of top is really military and intelligence leaders
have accepted responsibility and in some cases resigned. Agreed, and he has had separate incentives,
i.e. distracting from the corruption trials. Also, this was definitely not meant to call you out,
just a wider warning for people to be cautious about how this will be used.
Yeah, there's also the additional Nova Festival shit. It's crucial to remember,
This is an ongoing lawsuit if I'm not mistaken. I'm pretty sure the Nova Festival attendees'
families actually launched a separate investigation and lawsuit against the Israeli security forces
shortly after October 7 that the Nova Music Festival was supposed to end on Friday, October 6,
but the organizers reached out to the IDF to get permission to extend it for another day.
IDF approved that extension and added no security. Now we know from new reporting in
Haris that Ninjah would explicitly have been warned 10 days earlier the Hamas was planning
an earthquake of an attack.
Also the Nova Music festivals moved just two days prior to a start date from the Arafa
Valley region on the complete opposite side of the Negev into the Gaza envelope right
next to the Re'im military base.
Yes, Israelis are still litigating the opening of an investigation and Ninjah has been
trying to stamp it out.
This is one of those unique cases where like, while Israeli society broadly is screaming bloody murder and wants continuation of the genocide and wants to kill basically every Palestinian, in this circumstance, their demands for justice is actually going to serve a very valuable, very important purpose.
Because Israeli society against Palestinians is brutal, it's ruthless, it's a supremacist state, it's an apartheid state, it's a military occupation.
But Israeli society, Israeli civil society for Israeli citizens, especially Jewish Israeli citizens, obviously serves the role of a functional and normal civil society.
civil society, and therefore Jewish Israeli citizens get the real benefit of demanding
accountability from their government, okay?
So of course, immediate family members of those who were killed in the festival are
going to want answers.
How much should the Israeli security forces know?
And they're going to continue pursuing answers, even though the Netanyahu government has
obviously stamped it out at every step.
Additionally, Nova was originally supposed to take place in the Aroba Valley region in the opposite
side, and it was then instead relocated right up right next to the fucking Gaza border wall.
Haritz also said that Ninyal told UAE he believed that the attack would come from
the West Bank instead of Gaza. The West Bank might have been the first choice for the expulsion
campaign which would make sense given the escalating pogroms and the movement of the IDF to the
green line in the months prior. No I think they were moving those units into the West Bank
for ethnic cleansing operations in the West Bank.
Do you think Yohanneson Marr thought October 7 would have had this much reverberation in terms of who
yes he did? I think the thing that the Palestinian resistance forces did not calculate was how much
How much restraint the Iranian side would show?
Oh dang this is where all mentally ill people hang out on a Tuesday night says Bobby Burgers.
Yep, and now you're here with us buddy.
I think the calculation from the Palestinian resistance was that they conduct this operation.
They get like maybe 20, 25 hostages and then Israel comes back and does a siege, cast lead
It's obviously very bloody or worse than cast lead which then triggers a
Automatic red line response from all of the acts of resistance from Hezbollah
all the way to the IRGC and
That did not happen Iran barely retaliated even when it had under international law a right to
Retaliate militarily against Israel
And in the process, they got, in the process, the entire acts of resistance was picked off
piece by piece. It was segmented, it was picked off piece by piece. They destroyed the Hezbollah
chain of command. And slowly but surely they destroyed the IRGC command structure in the
entire region. That's also part of the reason why Trump thought that this is the perfect
opportunity to attack Iran. Because if Iran's regional deterrence and its assets were still
in place in places like Syria, and then Syria fell, of course, obviously that's another
huge component here. So Biden set the stage for an ultimate Iranian invasion or an
ultimate Iranian retaliation. In every step of the way, Iran's strategic deterrence was
miscalculated, both on the Iranian side it was a miscalculation, but also on the American
and Israeli side they miscalculated Iran's strategic deterrence as a lack of willingness
or a lack of capacity.
OK?
They thought Iran did not have the capacity to strike Israel.
They thought that now that Iran's regional actors
and regional assets were destroyed,
that Iran would be much easier.
It would be much easier to foment instability
and basically take out Iran, Iranian leadership.
There were a lot of miscalculations on the American side.
They thought they would be able to get the Iranian citizens to rise up against.
Can we sit?
Yo, we can't sit here and pretend like Biden's line is almost that was what the president.
It wasn't jovial.
Joe, I know money goes along well with what the fuck are you saying?
Yeah, I think Donald Trump genuinely thought, judging by the Israeli bullshit intel, that
Iran would fall with ease from an aerial bombardment campaign and a decapitation strike.
It obviously didn't work.
How can you hate capitalism so much when you charge a subscription fee and never
seen a millionaire hate capitalism well you met one now ha ha dang first chatting
got called out by a dude who gets pegged by China like the entire Chinese
country is pegging my ass is that what you're saying is that what you're
suggesting 1.4 billion Chinese and they're all but fucking me and then I
take all the energy and but fuck your dad
so that's 1.4 billion Chinese plus one Hassan piker that's fucking your dad
in the butt. Hey, I'm famous. You should show those capitals how much you hate them and give away
all your money. Fucking hell yeah, dude. You got it. Who's to say I'm not? Um, anyway, initial
assessment of the Iranian response from Danny Satrona was this is the Iranian escalation dominance
here. Um, let's see what his assessment is. I give Danny a fucking follow. I read his analysis
all the goddamn time.
1. Iran is escalating and nothing about that should be surprising. The Iran has repeatedly
signaled that it will respond to growing US pressure by moving up the escalation ladder,
not by backing down.
The scale 2, the scale and coordination of the missile launches matter. Firing this
number of missiles from multiple locations suggests that Iran has been rebuilding
its operational capacities. It also likely reflects growing confidence in the size
of its remaining missile inventory and its ability to sustain additional rounds of attacks.
This part is very important because if you recall, Americans, American analysts said over
and over again, Iran's capabilities of striking missile salvos like they did early on in the
war are gone.
This is wrong.
Tonight's events show that this is completely wrong.
They lobbed like 10 ballistic missiles in a row.
They launched the largest salvo of medium-range ballistic missiles that they haven't launched
since the beginning of the war, since the beginning of the retaliation.
Once again, their missile capacity has not been exhausted and their strike capacity has
not been successfully degraded.
All of that was a lie, okay?
30 to 40.
30 to 40, actually I know I'm saying 10 at a time,
which means 10 different locations,
10 different launching pads.
I don't know the exact numbers,
but the media coverage and the analysts on the American side
They kept repeatedly saying they can at most launch two ballistic munitions at a time.
And for the longest time, Iran did launch maybe 10 total missiles over the course of,
you know, from two different striking, two different launchers.
But clearly, clearly, now they can launch 10 at a time.
Okay?
So yes, the missile launches and the coordination of the scale show that Iran's capacities
have either been rebuilt or, let's be real, not successfully degraded.
Iran number three appears to be aiming for more than signaling to Iran-likely Calcas
that a sufficiently large and complex salvo, potentially including a close to warhead
missile, could overwhelm or penetrate U.S. or allied air defenses in Jordan.
In other words, the objective is not simply to demonstrate capability, it is to inflict
damage.
4. There is no reason to assume the round is over, given previous IRGC threats. Iran could expand its response beyond missile attacks, including attempts to strike tankers while they are anchored in Gulf ports.
5. Iran's strategic objective is increasingly clear, impose a much higher price for the U.S. tanker-for-tanker strategy, and demonstrate that military pressure will not restore deterrence.
This explains the steady movement upward on Iran's escalation ladder.
Now what's important to also identify is that they're doing this after six months of successfully
destroying American assets in the region, plugging America's ears, shutting off America's
eyes, destroying their radar facilities, making it all the more difficult to successfully
intercept these incoming missiles.
They're doing this all while holding the Strait of Hormuz, establishing primacy
over the Strait of Hormuz and successfully flexing the gains that they've made, the leverage
that they have over the American Navy.
This is huge.
It'll be more costly going forward from the American calculations to continue hitting
Iranian tankers.
If America continuously hits Iranian tankers and Iran continuously increases the barrage
of missiles, America is going to have to think twice before striking additional Iranian tankers.
Okay. What is this? Tyler does great work, but people need to ask what the right number of
ballistic missile interceptors of the US base in the Middle East would have been.
We just watched over 100 PAC-3s fail to intercept two to three dozen Iranian MRBMs,
medium range ballistic missiles. And true promise too, we saw dozens of Iranian
medium-range ballistic missiles penetrate an air defense bubble consisting of Aero III, SM III,
SM VI, BAD, and David Sling. All available evidence suggests that there is no practical number of
launchers of even the most sophisticated anti-the ABMs in the world that can achieve
an acceptable interception rate against salvos of a few dozen sophisticated modern ballistic
missiles. The U.S.-Israeli air defense forces, defense forces in the region,
may have held out longer with a deep stockpile of thousands of SM3s,
but important targets would still be getting hit, and ultimately they would lose the attrition war
on a long enough timeline. The question should instead be, why go to war with Iran at all?
Given the constraints, and the answer to that question is beyond Tyler's relatively narrow
journalistic purview, and again, TWZ is an excellent publication for technical analysis,
and I cite them as a source all the time. Yeah, amazing how near cited the entire
chain from Pentagon, the Congress has been on munition stockpiles. If we could figure it out
with ease for years without any special access, how do they fuck it up so bad? Time for massive
changes. Story on all this in the works. He's basically complaining like, what the fuck is
America still entertaining war with Iran when it's very clear that Iran is capable of penetrating
American, American defenses, Israeli defenses, and also successfully deteriorating the
munition stockpile that we have.
MK mapping also says, after watching close to 100 PAK-2s and PAK-3 interceptors, being
launched by the US and Jordan so far against Iran's 30 ballistic missiles, he says, Ukraine
is so much more competent at using Patriot systems, they receive extremely limited stockpiles
and know how to conserve them, still managing to shoot down a portion of Russia's most advanced
tactical ballistic missiles. Meanwhile, America just goes fucking crazy, launching dozens of
the minutes to the point where these four to five million dollar interceptors look like
air defense flag, while still letting a portion of the Iranian missiles impact. Yeah, this
war with Iran has really exposed America's weaknesses for the whole world to see is
truly incredible. What is this? Yeah, that's like $300 million
minimum gone in an instant. What is this Ukraine is you Ukraine is ruled by a boba while America
is ruled by clown face. What the fuck is aboba? By the way this woman is legitimately insane,
yes. Will even the warhawks ever realize that war profiting is what makes wars impossible
for the US to fight? Yeah, I wonder if this will create like a neocon that is like a type
of imperialist, like a type of American imperialist that's like also anti-capitalist, weirdly
enough, where they're like clearly in shitification. He's like, I read Corey Doctorov, okay? I
read in shitification it turns out defense bloat and the military industrial complex have destroyed
our supremacy destroyed our our military's capabilities because it's entirely designed
to churn out profit it's like not designed to make shit right it's not designed to make actual
missiles, it's not designed to make things that work.
Yeah, from Trot to Neocon, to Trot-Neocon Synthesis, yes, instead of Trot to Neocon,
we will see Neocon the Trot.
That's called a fascist?
You're right guys, we should be manufacturing weapons for the love of murder and innocent
people not money pretty much what we're doing already we just get rich doing what
we love no right now right now it's it's more so just for the love of the money
for sure and when we meet a force that's capable of matching our energy that
has basically designed all of its facilities and its strike capabilities with American
aerial bombardment campaigns in mind like Iran.
There's not many countries like Iran.
Obviously DPRK is a country like Iran.
Iran got many of the tunnel systems in the digging, you know, digging concepts from the
DPRK.
I don't even think China is like Iran.
But I don't know.
I would be shocked because I've seen some of the satellite imagery of Chinese facilities.
Them shits are literally above ground.
They are not underground at all.
Whereas for Iran, all of their defense production happens underground.
Like all the most significant components and the silos that they have, they're all
the missile silos, the bases are underground.
China has a ton of buried nuclear facilities
that that counts for anything. Yeah.
Would you see underground ones on satellite?
Oh, no.
But what you would see is like military facilities that are, I mean China has a lot of military facilities that are above ground is what I'm saying like production facilities that are above ground.
Anyway, if you were president of the US, what are your first actions?
My sister thinks you're hot.
We need to do a system of a down album for these times.
What are your thoughts on the Armenian genocide?
What the fuck?
Okay, this might just be a Armenian chatter though, Armenian-American chatter.
Because he said so odd, my goats.
I love system of a down.
Well, not the drummer who became right wing I think.
competition might be fierce what is this
bro
they're bruising this man look at him even his fucking not to get parasocial
but even his fucking smile has diminished you know what I mean it's
gotta be crazy I mean I know exactly what this feels like weirdly enough but
you know I'm a little bit more used to it than Zoramumdani probably is
considering that he didn't have this national profile until you know only
a year and a half ago.
It is kind of wild though, I mean it is wild how fucking openly, disgustingly racist they
are to him.
It's still messed up.
What are you talking about?
When do you smile?
I mean I never do.
And what I want this week to be a focus on is on the families whose loved ones were
stolen from them 25 years ago in the horrific act of terror of September 11th
and a focus also on the first responders who give everything they could to this
city and to the people who came together to try and help their fellow New Yorkers
and so in the days to come my focus will be on attending events that
memorializes that incredible courage and I will be there on Friday at the
memorial just as I was last year.
Did you see Giuliani's comments and did you have any thoughts?
I don't have much more to add.
Mayor, I'm sure by now you're familiar with what former mayor Giuliani said yesterday.
Like that's wild man, that's wild, hey what do you think about former mayor Rudolph Giuliani
saying you're a muslimic style terrorist?
That's awesome dude, fucking sick, like what are we doing here?
What can he say to that?
What can he say to that man?
Oh yeah, well you know, fuck that guy.
If he says that, then everyone's gonna be like, see, angry Muslim.
He's mad because you got God, because he's a terrorist.
It's disgusting.
It's nasty.
I don't know what else to say.
It's just so fucked up.
He actually did some solid stuff on 9-11 policy, which I didn't realize was still left.
They're releasing all the air quality reports that showed Giuliani's administration said
it was safe to return, despite asbestos levels being dangerously high.
Yeah.
I think I'm getting way too comfortable, like they're getting super comfortable just
shitting on Muslims and being like yeah that's right Muslims are responsible for all of this stuff
I don't know
Anyway I'm tired
The level of open racism is unlike anything I've seen, but then again I only started living
in America after 2009.
So I don't know like how bad it got.
I don't know how bad it got right after 2001, right after 9-11.
I'm sure it was worse than this.
It is pretty wild that we just like completely eviscerated our own civil
liberties in the process and launched up like 12 trillion dollar war that
killed millions and displaced tens of millions in the process.
Everybody knows it was fucked up.
Everybody is now in agreement that it was totally fucked up.
And yet, they're still bringing it back. They're bringing back Islamophobia the old-fashioned way.
No pixel cute? No, I'm not doing no pixel tonight.
Alright, peace everybody. Love you all. See you tomorrow. Bye-bye.
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