00:00:35.000There's a lot going on in Iran and in the broader region.
00:00:40.000And we'll get a little bit more into that tonight.
00:00:42.000We're also going to talk about, which I love this story.
00:00:45.000There's this story on BBC this afternoon about the African migrants in Israel.
00:00:52.000Very interesting story how they treat their migrants compared to how other European countries and how the United States treats our migrants.
00:00:59.000And then, of course, we have to talk about a missile launch in North Korea, which I don't know if you caught this in Nikki Haley's statement this afternoon.
00:01:07.000On Iran, she slipped in kind of subtly this idea that the United States is aware of another missile test that will occur sometime this week.
00:01:16.000So we'll be talking about that as well.
00:01:18.000Now, you know, I'm looking around today, and this is not in regards to the news or anything, but I just have to talk about this.
00:01:24.000I go outside today, it's two degrees, right?
00:02:23.000And some of the predictions, some of the models that they had from the IPCC, the International Panel on Climate Change from the 1990s, showed that at this point we should have been underwater.
00:02:35.000We should have been, you know, the whole country is the Sahara Desert, water wars, resource wars.
00:02:41.000Water World is going to be Kevin Costner in Water World.
00:03:15.000But you got to think, President of Russia, heads of states of the most powerful countries in the world, military bases all over, no civilians allowed.
00:03:24.000John Kerry goes there in the last year of the presidency.
00:03:50.000But anyway, that's a little goofy introduction, but just some things that I've been sifting through all the news, and these things just bother me.
00:03:58.000But anyway, we got to get into the story about the African migrants in Israel, which I find this to be so fascinating, so juicy.
00:04:07.000If you don't understand some of the subtext that goes on on this show, I think maybe you'll start to see it make sense with this story.
00:04:15.000It was reported today on BBC that Israel has told the 38,000 illegal African migrants in Israel that they have until April to leave the country or else they're going to jail.
00:04:27.000So Israel said there's all these migrants, 38,000, which is not a lot, by the way.
00:04:32.000When you look at Germany, who took in 1 million African migrants in just one year in 2015, when you look at Italy, which accepted, I think, 600,000 over the course of three years, and Israel has 38,000 African migrants.
00:04:47.000Of course, they have a smaller population, but even the proportions are not comparable to what's happening in Europe, specifically in Sweden, Germany, France, the UK.
00:04:58.000And so the Israeli government told these African migrants basically, get out of our country, go back.
00:05:04.000To Sudan and Eritrea, which is where predominantly they are from, or else they go to jail.
00:05:09.000In April, they're going to start rounding them up, mass arresting them, putting them in jail, and already there's about 1,200 of them in jail.
00:05:16.000And the Israeli government, it's so rich, they say that it's going to be humane and voluntary, which is fascinating to me.
00:05:23.000Because whenever we hear about illegal immigrants being deported in this country, whenever we hear about migrants being deported in Africa or anything like that, it's always a humanitarian crime for us to do that.
00:06:33.000If I come up to you and I put a gun to your head and I say, Give me your money or I'll kill you, is it really voluntary that you give me the money?
00:06:42.000And not that we're against that, by the way, but we look at what happens in Israel and we look at the proponents of mass immigration in our country who maybe they have some similarities to the people in Israel, and the message is totally dissimilar, completely diametrically opposite.
00:06:58.000In Israel, the message is, and here's another thing they call them infiltrators.
00:07:12.000In Israel, they call them infiltrators.
00:07:14.000They say the 38,000 African infiltrators have to go or else they go to jail, right?
00:07:19.000Well, in Israel, the language is we are going to deport these people because, and this is from the Israeli government, they say that if they're victims of human trafficking, they can stay.
00:07:29.000If they're elderly, if they're children, they can stay.
00:07:32.000They say, but the rest are economic migrants.
00:07:37.000The rest are people that want free stuff.
00:07:39.000The economy's not good in Africa, so they come to Israel to take Israeli jobs.
00:07:43.000They come to Parasite off of the Israeli economy.
00:07:47.000So they say to these migrants, they say, look, you can't stay here.
00:07:51.000If you stay here, you're going to jail.
00:07:52.000If not, you know, you can, there's this window that you can go back home, and it's going to be humane and it's going to be voluntary.
00:07:59.000And that's how they handle their illegal migrant problem in Israel.
00:08:03.000In the West, France, Germany, the United States, the UK, there's no talk of this.
00:08:09.000In the United States, and this is, of course, barring Donald Trump and people like Nigel Farage and Geert Wild, there's some of the more dissident insurgents that have risen up in the past couple of years.
00:08:19.000Barring those people, and those people aren't really in the establishment.
00:08:24.000The message has been that these people are going to stay no matter what.
00:08:28.000And the question is, are we going to give them amnesty?
00:08:44.000It's simply, it is our humanitarian duty to keep these people here, right?
00:08:49.000They show us when Donald Trump repealed DACA earlier in 2017, I think it was in August.
00:08:56.000August or September, when he repealed DACA.
00:08:59.000We saw all the pictures of the poor, helpless children.
00:09:02.000We heard stories about the 11 year old girl in Texas with cerebral palsy, who she was on her way to treatment in an ambulance when she was pulled over by ICE.
00:09:13.000This is the inhumane, the cruel spirit of this fascist administration.
00:09:20.000And even in Europe, in Europe, what do they do with the migrants?
00:09:23.000Not only do they take them in, not only do they not deport them, not only when they drown, Off the coast of Libya, do they go all the way across the Mediterranean to scoop them up and bring them back?
00:09:34.000And not only do they give them their jobs and give them welfare and let them put their tents up and do their call to prayer in the streets, not only all of that, but on top of it, they redefine what it means to be European.
00:09:46.000They say, not only can these people come here and maybe they had a tough time.
00:09:50.000Granted, maybe they have a tough time.
00:09:52.000Maybe it's our responsibility, it's our noblesse oblige in a global sense to take these people in and take care of them.
00:09:59.000Maybe, maybe, if you believe that, I don't.
00:10:04.000But on top of it, in Europe, not only do they bring these people in and help them and say, we'll bandage you up and give you a job, but they also say, actually, now he's just as European as us.
00:10:15.000It wasn't good enough that he got to live in Europe, it wasn't good enough that he got to leech off of the European taxpayers and the European, I guess, history, the ancestors that built such a fine civilization.
00:10:29.000You know, we often talk about the financial and the economic, not so much the social and the cultural capital that they leech off of and abuse.
00:10:36.000But on top of that, now, Europeans are not Europeans.
00:10:40.000The United Kingdom, the Englishmen, the Scottish, the Irish, they have no more of a claim to their ancestral homelands than some black guy from Niger, some black guy from West Africa, someone from the Congo.
00:10:53.000They're just as Irish as the former Irish, as the ones with the red hair and the pink skin and the brittle bones.
00:11:01.000And in Germany and in Italy and in Sweden.
00:11:03.000In Sweden, they show the commercials where they say it's time to recognize, to understand that Swedish doesn't mean anything anymore.
00:11:10.000Not about race, not about history or culture.
00:11:13.000It's about, I don't know, participating in this civic system, participating in this market.
00:11:20.000And so it's just night and day when you see how they handle it.
00:11:22.000And this supposedly, and here's why this is significant Israel identifies and is identified by our foreign policy establishment and our media and Fox News as a Western country.
00:11:37.000In the Middle East, we hear this so much compared to the barbaric.
00:11:42.000Muslim fundamentalist countries of the Middle East.
00:11:45.000Israel is the shining light of Israel is the shining beacon of hope and freedom and Western values.
00:11:51.000That's the refrain that we hear from the people that want to give them $4 billion a year.
00:11:57.000But then we see that there's actually a very, very real double standard going on where the rest of the West has to play by very certain rules with the migrants.
00:12:07.000The migrants are just as national as anybody else.
00:12:11.000They're just as German, they're just as Italian, they're just as Spanish, and they deserve to be here.
00:12:27.000And that's what the Western world is expected to do.
00:12:30.000That's the line we're expected to tell.
00:12:32.000But yet, this Western country, this liberal democracy, the shining beacon in the Middle East, the candle of hope, they get to throw these bastards out.
00:12:43.000They get to say these infiltrators, they're gone or they're in jail.
00:13:13.000You have to have participated in the country's history, fighting in the wars, participating in the industry, putting down roots, putting down roots in cities and villages and seeing the passage of centuries.
00:13:25.000Not that you just show up here on a raft looking for a handout.
00:13:50.000Don't listen to the New York Times, Mike.com, BuzzFeed, Huffington Post, that tries to tell you that your conception of America or your conception of white or Christian is actually flawed.
00:14:13.000I mean, of course, we are there with the arguments to defend that.
00:14:16.000And that's the task of people like myself and others in media to go out and find out that actually it's so many lies how they attempt to deconstruct white and American identity.
00:14:27.000But for the vast majority of people, we know what that means to be an American.
00:14:48.000And would anybody call them Jewish supremacists for wanting that?
00:14:52.000Would anybody call them Jewish supremacists for simply wanting borders, simply wanting a national identity?
00:14:59.000You know, their mentality is actually pretty noble in Israel.
00:15:03.000They believe that they are God's chosen people.
00:15:06.000And you got to think, If you believe that you're God's chosen people, doesn't that inherently put you on a higher plane than everybody else?
00:15:14.000If the supreme being of the universe chose you, in effect, did he also not choose everybody else?
00:15:26.000I mean, people who throw around this white supremacy term, I think the real supremacists are standing right here in front of everybody, right?
00:15:32.000I mean, they're the ones, they say, we're God's chosen people.
00:15:35.000This land was endowed for us by God for us to be here, and we have a right to our homeland.
00:15:43.000And there's nothing wrong with that, right, in the mainstream media.
00:15:46.000But when we say, well, God chose this land for us, and certainly that's what the founder said.
00:15:51.000Certainly that was the ideology behind Manifest Destiny.
00:15:55.000That's what was in Federalist Number Two by John Jay that God put this land for us, for us to be here, for us to take it over, and we can have this great experiment.
00:16:05.000And certainly we believe that we are God's chosen people.
00:16:08.000I think there's a lot of evidence to support that.
00:16:10.000You know, look at the people that conquered the moon and the stars and the land and the seas and space and air.
00:17:42.000Worst protest since the Green Movement in 2009.
00:17:46.000And people think immediately of the Arab Spring because, of course, the Green Movement, in a lot of ways, was a predecessor to the Arab Spring, even though they're half Persian.
00:17:55.000They saw that as a precursor, an antecedent, kind of a flavor of the general sentiment in the Middle East, democratization, liberalization, or at least that's what the West interpreted it as.
00:18:06.000So we see the Iranian protests, and everybody says this is the biggest protest since the 2009 Green Movement.
00:18:12.000Biggest protest, huge, maybe since 1979, ba, ba, ba.
00:18:18.000And in 2009, if you look at the numbers, in 2009, you had 1 million people, more than 1 million people.
00:18:27.000In Tehran, the capital, protesting the results of the 2009 election when they saw that there was obvious electoral fraud.
00:18:35.000And these protests, you will not see more than a thousand protesters in any given city on any given day in the past five days.
00:18:43.000So, everybody who's trying to capitalize on this, you hear the Bill Crystals and the John McCain's, the Mitt Romney's, Hillary Clinton even, coming out and saying we have to support these protesters and really hinting like there's some kind of regime change in the works.
00:18:57.000And I have to wonder what exactly they're talking about.
00:19:01.000Less than a thousand people in any given city on any given day compared to a million.
00:19:06.000Look at the protests going on in Venezuela.
00:19:09.000They haven't toppled the government in Venezuela.
00:19:11.000And you should see the pictures, the photographs, the videos, the millions of people that are out for nights and nights on end where there's helicopters and bombs and these protests, largely peaceful, and less than a thousand people in any given city.
00:19:26.000And people are pretending like this is the next Arab Spring.
00:19:28.000People are pretending like this is some opportunity for regime change.
00:19:32.000The Iranian regime is firmly planted where it is right now.
00:20:12.000He could have bolstered that resistance a little bit more.
00:20:15.000You had this disagreement within the establishment, within the government, and yet they still put it down.
00:20:21.000A million protesters in the capital, division in the government.
00:20:24.000They put it down, and then afterwards they instituted a silent coup in the regime.
00:20:30.000In the next elections, you had all kinds of IRGC fill vacated government positions in what was looked at as giving them credit for putting down the reformist revolt.
00:20:40.000In 2017, Or 2018 now, the government is completely unified.
00:20:45.000All of the reformists, all the moderates, for the most part, have been purged from their government positions.
00:20:50.000Khatami, who had held the government position, was not re elected to the Council or the Assembly of Experts in 2009.
00:20:57.000Sajjadpur got purged from his position.
00:20:59.000So you have no reformists, you have no moderates really in the government with any influence.
00:21:04.000So you have a very stable, solidified, unified government in Tehran.
00:21:09.000The protests are nowhere near the size that they were in Iran.
00:21:17.000They have no leadership, no discernible leaders or leadership to speak of.
00:21:21.000Their goals are separate and different.
00:21:23.000You know, Haaretz, I'm reading an article, they say that the protesters are upset about everything from inflation to the rising price of eggs to the rising price of poultry to unemployment to pollution to the government's mishandling of the earthquake to the hardline Islamic code, you know, the Sharia law to, you know, every kind of issue you could imagine.
00:21:56.000And then you hear all these deep state shills in the U.S. government and in media talking about how we need to support them, we need to embolden them, we need to go in and help them.
00:23:23.000And of course, this is in reference to Iran's expansionist military policy, where they have influence and they're spending money in these different countries, in Palestine, in Syria, in Lebanon.
00:23:34.000And you look at a chant like that, and you've got to wonder okay, so they're telling us the protests are about economics, or it's about pollution, or it's about any variety of things.
00:23:44.000I guess it's everything the New World Order doesn't like about Iran, any reason they can mobilize to displace this regime.
00:23:51.000And then you hear the chants, and they're chanting, they're parroting, essentially.
00:23:56.000The concerns of the United States and Israeli foreign policy establishment.
00:24:32.000They're all over the country and they're out there essentially parroting the foreign affairs talking points of Zog, of the international foreign policy cartel in these countries.
00:24:46.000Just so many fishy things where people are throwing in their lot with these protesters and they're saying, well, mainstream media is not covering it, therefore it's legitimate.
00:25:00.000That said, all of that said, when we look at the strong possibility that there is foreign involvement, it looks like the CIA has its fingerprints all over this.
00:25:09.000KSA, Israel probably has their fingerprints all over this.
00:25:14.000All of that said, I don't think there will be war.
00:25:33.000And they're saying the same thing about Iran.
00:25:35.000Does anybody understand what a war in Iran would look like?
00:25:39.000Does anybody consider that when they talk about this stuff?
00:25:42.000I don't think people really, and this is not like, I'm not trying to get on my high horse like I'm a military expert or anything, but I don't think people understand the gravity of what a war looks like.
00:25:52.000People have it in their head that America is a hyperpower and therefore going and invading Iran is like just knocking them over.
00:26:24.000I don't think he's going to war in Iran.
00:26:25.000And you have to understand what we're talking about here.
00:26:28.000When we talk about war in Iran, this is not like the 4,000 troops that are in Syria, this is not like the 1,000 advisors that are going to be put in Afghanistan, this is not like the 52 missiles launched in Syria in April.
00:26:41.000We're talking about anywhere between 200 and 300,000 U.S. ground troops.
00:26:47.000We're talking about $1 trillion, the bare minimum.
00:26:52.000We're talking about a prolonged occupation that will be far bloodier, far more deadly, fighting a military far greater, a people far more hostile than anybody in Iraq, a geography worse than Iraq, worse than Kuwait, worse than any theater we fought in since probably Vietnam or Korea.
00:27:12.000And so when people talk about, oh, there's war in Iran, Donald Trump is meddling in the Middle East, let's look at exactly what we're talking about.
00:27:20.000For us to invade Iran, we would have to send 30,000, 20,000 to 30,000 Marines to secure some kind of a beachhead, probably off the Persian Gulf.
00:27:30.000We would be talking about 200,000 to 300,000 ground forces.
00:27:34.000We would be talking about a massive occupation.
00:27:37.000And the Iranian strategy when we would invade would be to bleed us out.
00:28:15.000You know, and that's with a tenth of the population, no military, no infrastructure, and maybe the people kind of want us there compared to Iran, which, you know, we get into all the baggage historically and why the Persians are very secretive and very hostile, very internalized, and the same with Shiites in general.
00:28:33.000So, when people talk about this war in Iran, this is a very serious thing we're talking about.
00:28:41.000It's not so simple as we're going to war in Iran.
00:28:44.000We have a couple thousand advisors in Syria, we have a couple thousand advisors in Afghanistan, we have an additional 4,000 troops in Afghanistan, and therefore we're going to war in Iran.
00:29:08.000And so when people talk about war with Iran, we have to look at what is Donald Trump's interest.
00:29:13.000Is it in Donald Trump's interest to have a sustained military occupation of Iran with lots of casualties, very expensive, probably much more difficult than toppling Saddam Hussein, probably the worst war since Vietnam?
00:29:28.000Is that something that's in Donald Trump's interest?
00:31:11.000In terms of his personal interest, you know, you think of why Donald Trump got into office, why he set aside his great life to run for president, and there's no guarantee that he would win.
00:31:20.000And it was because either he wanted to make change, in which case we look at ideology, or maybe he wants a legacy.
00:31:26.000Even if we take a more cynical look at Donald Trump and we say that he makes policy decisions based on more of a personal self interest, more of a self interest in the sense that he wants to be remembered, he wants to be liked, he wants a legacy.
00:31:41.000Does he want to go down in history like Lyndon Johnson?
00:31:44.000Does he want to go down in history like Harry Truman?
00:31:51.000Was George W. Bush fondly remembered in the years after he brought us into Iraq, you know, even after 2004 or after 2008?
00:32:00.000So I don't think there's any, you know, you can say that it's astroturfed.
00:32:03.000You can be against the neocons that are advocating for war.
00:32:07.000You can say that Donald Trump is going in a bad direction.
00:32:10.000Maybe the language makes you anxious or nervous.
00:32:13.000But I don't think anybody could tell you.
00:32:15.000With a straight face, what war in Iran entails and why Donald Trump would pursue that.
00:32:21.000What on earth would make him pursue that?
00:32:24.000Maybe your argument is that he's compromised.
00:32:26.000In that case, there's no way to prove that.
00:32:28.000And I can't prove a negative, but I don't think that's happening.
00:32:32.000So that's some more white pills on Iran.
00:32:34.000If we actually look at it, because I know yesterday we kind of covered the protests in general, but if we cover some of the prescriptive things that we've been hearing about regime change, it's just kind of a misreading of the situation where, number one, these Protests are not going to challenge the legitimacy of the regime unless anything changes, unless there's some kind of foreign influence.
00:32:54.000And then, if you look at the war angle, there will not be a war delivered in Iran.
00:33:34.000And so, in the wake of discussions which have been agreed to, bilateral discussions about the Olympics, there has been talk today, and I hadn't heard about this until today, that there'll be another North Korean missile test sometime this week, either today or by the middle of the week.
00:33:52.000And this was talked about by Nikki Haley this afternoon.
00:33:54.000She got up in front of the, you know, she did a press conference as the ambassador of the UN, and she said, you know, her comments on Iran.
00:34:03.000And then she talked about North Korea, which is a little bit odd.
00:34:06.000She said that she expected North Korea to be launching a ballistic missile sometime in the near future.
00:34:11.000And I don't think anybody had heard of this until Nikki Haley talked about it.
00:34:16.000And then I saw some other reports that North Korea, there's been some movement north of Pyongyang where their last missile test was.
00:34:23.000And so it's looking like there may be another missile test.
00:34:26.000This comes off the heels of Kim Jong un tweeting, or not tweeting, but in an official statement the other day saying that North Korea's nuclear arsenal is complete.
00:34:35.000He has the button on his desk, he has the capability.
00:34:38.000Donald Trump just responded shortly before the program started saying basically he's got the same thing, only much more powerful in his works.
00:34:47.000And we have to look at what's going on in North Korea in light of what's going on in Iran.
00:34:52.000I think there is this kind of indirect relationship between Donald Trump's strategy in the Middle East.
00:35:00.000And Donald Trump's strategy in the Pacific.
00:35:02.000Because let's look at what's happening in the Pacific.
00:35:05.000Since Donald Trump got into office, he's been playing it very aggressively against North Korea.
00:35:09.000North Korea, of course, has been playing it very aggressively with us.
00:35:13.000More missile tests, more nuclear tests than in years past, than at any point in his father's reign.
00:35:20.000Donald Trump has responded with Minutemen missile launches in the Pacific.
00:35:26.000He's responded with UN Security Council sanctions.
00:35:29.000He's pressured China into sanctioning North Korea, and on and on and on.
00:35:33.000And so there's been all kinds of efforts undertaken to deter North Korea.
00:35:37.000From developing a nuclear strike, and more importantly, to bring them to the table to negotiate eventually, to negotiate down their nuclear program.
00:35:46.000And so we've seen this been going on since January, since he got inaugurated.
00:35:50.000And we're seeing that it's working to some extent in the sense that the North Korean regime is getting more desperate and their people are obviously starving.
00:35:58.000You've had two defections in the past three months of North Korean soldiers fleeing the DMZ.
00:36:03.000So maybe that gives us an insight into what's going on within North Korea.
00:36:07.000But you look at the one commodity, the one thing that's keeping them going.
00:36:10.000For the most part, they have established themselves as basically self sufficient.
00:36:14.000And with a little bit of help from China, they'll get enough help from China because China doesn't want them to collapse.
00:36:20.000They can subsist without the United States.
00:36:23.000They can subsist breaking off from the United States financial system in the world.
00:36:29.000Well, the president tweeted a couple of weeks ago, or I think he tweeted this week, about China saying that they've got to cut off the oil.
00:36:37.000They're not going to solve the North Korea issue unless they cut off the oil.
00:37:29.000You've had that many aircraft carriers involved in a drill.
00:37:33.000You've got an additional two hanging back in the East Pacific.
00:37:36.000You have China cooperating to an unprecedented degree in the sanctions and in the diplomatic sanctioning of North Korea, and they're still going strong.
00:37:46.000Still launching missiles, still blowing up nuclear bombs.
00:37:49.000And so Donald Trump here is basically at a standstill.
00:37:52.000Basically, you know, we don't have any more options.
00:37:55.000It's a lot of bluster, it's a lot of rhetoric, and we're playing chicken here in North Korea and backing down.
00:38:01.000So if you're Donald Trump and you're looking at the situation in the Pacific and you're thinking, hmm, how do I get Kim Jong Un to know I'm serious?
00:38:08.000How do I get him to know that I'm totally serious about going to war with him?
00:38:15.000We need him to believe that we're going to war in North Korea if he doesn't stop.
00:38:20.000But Mattis and our own administration, our own people are saying it would be so costly it wouldn't be worth it, or it'd be tremendously costly, it'd involve a ground invasion and all these other things.
00:38:31.000How can I convince North Korea that we are serious about that?
00:38:39.000If we look at these protests, if we look at this regime which is acting up, this regime which does not have a nuclear arsenal, which is not yet nuclear capable, but which did come to the table and negotiate.
00:38:50.000Maybe if we put the pressure up on them, maybe if we show North Korea what happens if you misbehave, what happens when the people start to rise up in response to a bad economy, right?
00:39:29.000You know, if we look at the United States' motivations in particular, Absent Israel, absent KSA, and they have their own motivations, and they're probably conducting their own things in Iran right now.
00:39:40.000But if we look at just the United States, I think that might be the angle here because the focus for this administration has not been on Iran.
00:39:47.000It's very peculiar that all of a sudden we hear all this stuff about Iran.
00:40:16.000Because if China's wrong, you know, their whole expansionist dreams, their security, all this stuff, they will be strangled in the crib in their vision if the United States gets a foothold in North Korea, if they get another friendly government there.
00:40:30.000That would be a serious strategic disaster for China.
00:40:35.000And so that would be a problem for them moving on.
00:40:37.000North Korea, it's basically this like suicidal.
00:40:42.000It's a brilliant strategy, but very dark, where they say basically, we're all going to die no matter what, so we have to have this nuclear arsenal so that the United States can't come in and invade us.
00:40:53.000And if the United States does invade, then they blow everybody up.
00:40:57.000And they say, you will stop this invasion.
00:41:00.000China, they're much more invested in the long term.
00:41:02.000They're much more invested in not being blown up, not going to war with the United States, not having to blow up the entire world.
00:42:27.000You know, I played it, I made my way through it, but it was very spooky.
00:42:33.000And I was not pleased with my friend who showed it to me, who lied to me.
00:42:37.000And here's the thing I went to his house to play Doki Doki Literature Club, which is this computer game, if you're not familiar, and it presents itself as this cute Japanese dating simulator.
00:42:48.000And I'm like, you know, something's not quite right here.
00:42:49.000So I start playing it and I tell my buddy, I go, Steve, is there going to be any jump scares in this?
00:43:37.000Well, the real problem with Hatch resigning is Mitt Romney.
00:43:41.000You know, it's not so much about Orrin Hatch as much as it is about what comes next in Utah with Mitt Romney, who it's looking like he will be the successor to Orrin Hatch in his Senate seat.
00:43:53.000And the problem with that is give Mitt Romney a platform and he'll use it against the president.
00:44:07.000And this is the same thing that happened in 2016 with Evan McMullen, where the deep state and these Republican establishment types tried to sabotage this president, tried to sabotage this movement, destroy their own party in the name of country, they say.
00:44:21.000Country over party, more like shekels over party.
00:44:24.000And they tried to do that in 2016 with Evan McMullen in Utah as a spoiler candidate, because, of course, if Evan McMullen won Utah and it was a very slim electoral margin, it could have thrown in favor of Hillary Clinton.
00:44:37.000And so that's the real danger that I see is that if Mitt Romney gets in in Utah and he's selected to take over Orrin Hatch's place, he will have a platform.
00:44:47.000He will be able to gain support in the national press, in Utah in particular.
00:44:52.000And then who knows, maybe he'll launch some kind of a bid.
00:44:54.000Maybe he'll try and thwart Donald Trump's plans in the Senate and the House.
00:44:59.000Not a good thing to get more of these guys because a lot of them are on the way out.
00:45:02.000John McCain's on the way out, Jeff Flake is on the way out.
00:45:06.000A lot of people think Mitch McConnell might be on the way out.
00:45:08.000And to get Mitt Romney in would be just a fresh injection of deep state poison into this party.
00:45:14.000So, nothing Donald Trump couldn't handle, but it's just going to be a big obstacle.
00:45:20.000Alciabades, again with the names Alciabades, Clinus.
00:45:51.000You know, I really, the conspiracy theories about North Korea being toppled because they don't have a Rothschild's bank there, you know, or Libya being toppled because they don't have an Illuminati bank there.
00:47:02.000And so, with North Korea, you know, you look at that country, that is just a strategic threat to the United States, unless you believe that North Korea is like a CIA run PSYOP, in which case, you know, maybe have a case there.
00:47:15.000I haven't really looked at the evidence for that.
00:47:17.000But if we assume that North Korea is being run by Kim Jong un, that is a country that is a strategic threat to the United States.
00:47:26.000And unless you believe that they're lying, And everyone's lying about the nuclear missiles and everyone's lying about the nuclear tests.
00:47:38.000We have to operate on the assumption that what we see is kind of what we get.
00:47:42.000I know we doubt a lot on this show, but there are some things we have to accept, you know, functionally so we can move on with the conversation.
00:47:49.000And if we accept that North Korea is run by Kim Jong un and they have this nuclear arsenal or they're pursuing one and nuclear weapons exist, then we have to assume that that is an existential threat to our country.
00:48:01.000You know, I don't think Donald Trump wants to do away with North Korea because there's not an IMF bank there.
00:48:07.000I think it's because Donald Trump understands that if North Korea is in control of a nuclear arsenal, that could very quickly become not good for the United States.
00:48:15.000And that's if they decide to use it, if there's a revolution and it falls into the wrong hands, if there's regime change and another regime comes into power and they use it, if this regime on the way out decides to use it.
00:49:08.000And that's because, actually, the establishment, you know, that's kind of ironic.
00:49:13.000The reason we didn't address North Korea in the first place when it should have been dealt with is because we were distracted with Israel's wars.
00:49:20.000So you want to look at the Israeli angle here in this.
00:49:22.000Israel's not in control of North Korea.
00:49:24.000Israel's not bringing us to war with North Korea.
00:49:26.000Israel's the reason we didn't solve this 20 years sooner.
00:51:11.000And of course, you know, the only people that ever want African migrants and Hispanic migrants in our countries are the people that don't have to deal with them, either the people in other countries.
00:51:21.000The people that are rich in our countries, the people that are powerful in the gated communities, the people that could always, I don't know, have somewhere that they could go to.
00:51:28.000Like if this doesn't work out, they could always go somewhere else.
00:51:31.000It's kind of easier to advocate for illegal immigration or African migration.
00:51:36.000You know, you imagine if you go to a friend's house and there's a wild party going on there, well, you're probably going to be a lot less careful about how many people go there and how many people are drunk and how drunk they get and if they break stuff because at the end of the day, you get to go back to your house and your house is fine.
00:52:00.000So, when you go to your friend's house for a party, you're going to party your heart out.
00:52:05.000If you're a bastard, if you are an irresponsible, selfish kind of a person, you would go to that person's house and say, I don't care what happens to this house.
00:52:20.000And if this house is full of people that want to break stuff, if this house is full of people who want to smash the walls in and Tear everything down and blow everything up.
00:53:09.000You know why people are being brought here.
00:53:12.000People are being brought here to dumb us down.
00:53:14.000People are being brought here to divide us.
00:53:17.000And that's not like divide and conquer Fox News stuff to make it so that we are rootless, to sever us from all connection to our ancestors, to our children, to each other, and make it so that we are easily ruled so we don't ask questions.
00:53:38.000And if corruption happens, you know, if the government eats and we work, if we were made to work and they were made to eat, well, we're not really in a position to do much about it because the guy down the street, you know, your next door neighbor speaks Chinese, your other next door neighbor speaks Spanish, people across the way hate you, and, you know, there's an ethnic conflict going on there and all the rest.
00:53:58.000That's what they want for this country.
00:54:01.000Sarah Highlander says xenophilia is a suicidal mental disorder.
00:54:22.000You go to the south side of Chicago and you look at what goes on there and you go back home and you contemplate what if I brought those people over here?
00:54:29.000Would it be irrational to fear those people if they came into your home?
00:55:50.000That's why they can't let you talk about it.
00:55:52.000That's why political correctness was designed.
00:55:55.000And you talk about the Talmud, it goes against the narrative.
00:55:58.000It's not politically correct, you see.
00:56:00.000These people start talking about what's in the Talmud, and they start saying, hmm, these people have a weird antipathy towards Christians and Europeans and white people, and really anybody who isn't like them.
00:56:11.000And then you look at what's going on in media and banks and everything else, and you say, maybe they don't have our best interests at heart.
00:56:18.000You're not allowed to ask those questions.
00:56:21.000And our last super chat here before we go is not Mal Mortis, who just says hi, a simple hi.