00:00:48.000When Israel was under attack, they played into the right wing because they knew that the Republican Party would say things like, There's a Muslim takeover of America.
00:03:11.000Every single word makes me feel some type of way The thought of you that sliders me takes my breath away Forget what I was gonna say If I start
00:28:59.000What I am not happy to do is have a debate with somebody who has joked about my death, called people who work for me Shabbos boy race traitors.
00:31:45.000I be from the back, she gripping them covers like she on her latest leg She look like she belong on a cover this whole game, covered everything I might vibe, I'll take a banana, but she is not getting wet, it rain If he wants to interview Nick Fuetta, get the word out It's undeniable.
00:39:45.000Funny thing is that they ain't moving P. You gon' be a choice while I'm doing me.
00:39:51.000You gon' be a choice while I'm doing me.
00:39:58.000Hey, chat, this shit, yo, I get a sneak peek, baby, Blow on me just like some green tea, baby, Tired of all of y'all telling me this is real.
00:40:43.000How many souls did you heal off the back of your deal?
00:40:46.000Difference between niggas getting you out of your deal And letting you out of your deal Damn, against your will, how many new names do you got on your will?
00:40:54.000Damn, how many more times is y'all gonna keep calling this soft when it's silk?
00:40:57.000Damn, how many more interviews y'all gonna do just to get ice and chill?
00:41:01.000Damn, they tryna cover it up like a quilt.
00:41:17.000Yeah, yeah I made way too much in a week Must be 250 at least Like the money just grew off a tree Like the money just came in for free For real Yeah, now my arm machine scanning my knee Like how long you been running the streets For real
00:41:43.000Yeah, she just text me like we in Paris like 200 D For real And I went bought a whip for my brother Same body but two different colors And I might just chuck out and get another Small price cause he kept it 100 And I might both go fly out to London
00:42:38.000Free band, turn shit up again Never gonna take it, get a little out of the can Cutting ties with all my friends All the way down that road I can't go again.
00:43:06.000Outro Music on me, got a point, you understand, understand, understand, understand, understand, understand. He's bad, but popular, the man, yeah, got a three -ticket Richie on my hand, okay, I ain't saying
00:43:35.000John the Baptist on the land Standing ten toes, don't quit it I'm getting secondhand.
00:45:57.000Ice man turn Ice man turn, Ice man turn Like we knew that the tables were Ice man back outside for the greater good Fuck you pussy, but shot at your neighborhood I get mentioned a lot by a bunch of people that I wish I never met We sharing women that I already fucked at the height of my success All you pussy boys losing it and you need to take meds When I tell you dip, cause it's ice time, bitch, it ain't the fake fans Ice man turn, what else?
00:46:59.000Chewing on a piece of grass, walking down the road, tell me how long you gonna stay here Joe, some people say this town don't look good in snow, I know.
00:47:27.000Venture highway Where the days are long And the nights are strong
00:48:18.000The United States military began major combat operations in Iran.
00:48:24.000To consign the American empire to destruction while they look forward to a golden age, while they look forward to a century of empire and domination.
00:48:35.000Maybe we can't stop it, but I'm not going along with that.
00:49:12.000When Syria and Egypt launched a surprise attack on Israel, which started the Yom Kippur War on October 6th, 1973, almost 50 years exactly before October 7th, Israel was almost overrun.
00:49:25.000And the United States was reluctant to provide them with the military support that they needed to defend themselves.
00:49:31.000So, the prime minister of Israel, Golda Meir, called up Nixon and said, If you don't help us, we will nuke Syria and Egypt.
00:53:36.000That the line himself would learn to kneel. They pull the strings. That a line would not care even if his line died. Things have to change. That the line himself would accept such a deal. And they have to change right now. In the end, it was only to themselves they had lied. I am you.
01:05:42.000So it's totally fair for us to recognize that the countries around Russia, no, we shouldn't be invading or torturing them or oppressing them.
01:05:51.000And big picture, holy smokes, you do not want the two largest powers in the world, apart from the United States, to get together and align against us.
01:06:00.000Why do you support Israel against Hamas, for example?
01:06:03.000Why do you support America giving them billions of dollars?
01:10:15.000It's not great I was born to live at a fast rate I was sick and tired of being last place Fuck around my room and play games tonight Don't know why I'm doing all the same tonight
01:12:20.000With you it feels like that was so much
01:16:29.000well well well would you look at the time would you look at the time the broken clock is right again for i told you so This is the last thing I'm gonna say about it, and then we're, because I don't wanna crash out again for, you know, 100 minutes like I did the other day, but.
01:18:22.000Do we control our own government or does Israel?
01:18:29.000And everything is going to the beat, and everything is going to the beat, and everything is going to the beat. As a race, human beings live in existence.
01:20:32.000The golden age of America begins right now.
01:20:35.000During every single day of the Trump administration, I will very simply put America first.
01:21:14.000Show me what you doing All the chains on me, bitch I feel like a cooling kid I'm about to smash, I bring that hammer, I got my two You come to buy my face.
01:21:32.000Oh, you climb, oh, you climb, oh, you climb on me.
01:21:37.000Oh, you climb, oh, you climb, oh, you climb on me.
01:21:40.000She goes up over the best, climb on me, climb back with me, baby.
01:28:58.000I dare you say that my behavior is unacceptable. So condescending, unnecessary, but a tendency of getting very physical. So watch your step, cause if I do, you'll need a miracle. You dream and die and make me wonder why I'm even here. The double vision, but you know.
01:29:19.000very well tread the ground that i am walking on and it gets cold i've seen it harder and harder
01:29:49.000Is there anywhere, cause it's getting harder and harder to breathe You should know better, you never listen I'm riding in the niggas way Hoping somebody someday will do you like a
01:33:46.000In the days after the September attacks, there were countless rumors about strange coincidences surrounding the events.
01:33:53.000One report about a group of Middle Eastern men spotted the morning of September 11th parked just across the river from New York City has not gone away.
01:50:12.000That America was different because we are different.
01:50:39.000Religion is based bearing of suffering for the sake.
01:50:45.000of even those that persecute us, an overflowing of love, an overflowing of self -giving love, so much of it, it cannot be contained, an unconditional, absolute standard of love for all of God's children.
01:51:08.000Even those that are misguided, even those that persecute us, even the most heinous among us, that is what makes us different.
01:51:53.000Read as many books as you can, learn a language, learn an instrument, get the best grades you can, get into a good school, and just don't mess around.
01:52:01.000You turn like 18, 20, and then it just goes at light speed.
01:52:06.000And if you are wasting time, years will go by.
01:52:10.000And you will wake up when you're 25 years old and say, I thought I would have accomplished more by now.
01:52:15.000Why am I still stuck in the same place?
01:52:18.000Let time be your ally by working every single day at what you think you want to be doing in 20 years.
01:52:33.000The servant who received five talents invested it and earned five more.
01:52:38.000The one who received two talents also invested wisely and earned two more.
01:52:43.000But the servant who received one talent went and dug a hole in the ground and hid his master's money.
01:52:51.000Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo.
01:56:29.000I've seen a lot of sympathy for Zoran Mandani, and I've seen other people say that maybe the left is better on this issue, but I think this is very clearly and obviously a bridge too far.
01:56:39.000We just covered it, I believe, last week.
01:56:42.000Abdul Al Sayed is on video in the Council for American Islamic Relations saying, That every problem in this country has to do with white supremacy, and it all goes back to the Trail of Tears, and it all goes back to the Tulsa riots and the destruction of Black Wall Street.
01:57:01.000He's in favor literally of Sharia law in America, and that's not just like some Zionist thing.
01:57:07.000I mean, that's what he's there defending.
01:57:10.000I feel like I'm the only one on the Israel critical side that is saying we can be Israel critical without having to kowtow and bend the knee.
01:57:20.000To the far left and these Muslims and their activist organizations like CARE.
01:57:27.000We're also going to talk tonight about the Iran war, some major developments in the past few days.
01:57:33.000I believe we covered it a little bit on Monday, if I'm not mistaken.
01:57:37.000But over the weekend, we had the first airstrikes by the United States against Iran in a few weeks.
01:57:44.000Over the weekend, the United States bombed an island owned by Iran in the Persian Gulf.
01:57:49.000They said they were destroying some mine launching.
01:57:52.000Shoulder mounted missiles or surface to sea missile systems.
01:57:57.000In retaliation, Iran bombed Kuwait and the UAE.
01:58:01.000The United States then retaliated against that by bombing Iran's southern coast along the southwest and also along the coast of the Strait of Hormuz, bombing some of the major port cities and some radar installations there.
01:58:14.000And then Iran retaliated back against the United States by bombing northern Iraq, Kuwait, and the United Arab Emirates again.
01:58:23.000It looks like the tit for tat cycle has stopped for now.
01:58:27.000The White House says they don't plan on retaliating against the latest Iranian strike.
01:58:33.000But I did want to talk a little bit about this as a follow up from our last coverage of the war in Iran.
01:58:40.000Last time we talked about the war in Iran, we discussed how this was the inevitable cycle of violence that was started when we did Midnight Hammer a year ago.
01:58:51.000So people are talking about what are we going to do now?
01:59:15.000And now we're fighting an economic war with Iran that is periodically punctuated by these limited strikes, targeted strikes that are aimed at mowing the grass, suppressing Iran's reconstruction of their military arsenal, and then Iran retaliating to deter future U.S. aggression.
01:59:34.000And what is important to understand about the current state of things, and this is the larger point, Is that this was by design from the beginning?
01:59:43.000A lot of people think this is some kind of unfortunate accident that we stepped into a trap and now we're stuck.
01:59:51.000And that is true, but I believe this was part of the plan all along that Israel deliberately entrapped us in this.
02:00:00.000Once we initiated the cycle of violence, they knew we would be stuck.
02:00:04.000And where this ultimately leads is that over the course of time, we said this, I think, on Monday or Friday, This can't go on indefinitely.
02:00:12.000I mean, it can't go on literally forever.
02:00:15.000And what will happen in the meantime is simply that Iran will be degraded.
02:00:20.000Their leadership, their economy, their military.
02:04:11.000And I guess the first thing I want to talk about before we get into our story about Iran and the Tucker Carlson Abdul Al Sayed endorsement, I want to talk a little bit about some leaked audio from the vice president.
02:04:38.000And you remember, he gave a big speech pandering to the Republican Jews about how he is going to fight anti Semitism with immigration policy and he's going to support Israel with joint missile development.
02:04:52.000And the biggest thing that I focused in on and honed in on is a peculiar remark he made addressing the elephant in the room, which is his relationship with some of the Israel critical podcasters like Joe Rogan or Megyn Kelly and indirectly Tucker Carlson as well.
02:05:10.000And in the speech, Vance said that he distinguishes between well meaning people that criticize Israel and the so called real anti Semites who actually hate all Jews and are anti Semitic.
02:05:25.000And the distinction that he created between the two is that one group does not engage in blood guilt and the other group does.
02:05:33.000He said, So somebody like Joe Rogan is great and we should try to win him over and we should make the pro Israel argument, says Vance.
02:05:40.000He says people like Megyn Kelly are friends of his, and these people are fine.
02:05:46.000However, he says there are people like Nick Fuentes, obviously, who he disavows, who should be condemned.
02:05:54.000And he says the difference is that I, Nick Fuentes, engage in blood guilt and the other people don't.
02:06:00.000And I said on Tuesday that, of course, we've heard this before.
02:06:04.000We've heard it a million times before.
02:06:06.000Who came up with this blood guilt contrivance?
02:06:09.000Who came up with this idea that the distinction between real and fake anti Semites is that one believes in blood guilt and one doesn't?
02:06:17.000And obviously, the answer is that Tucker Carlson is the one that came up with that.
02:06:23.000So, Tucker Carlson says he's not an anti Semite.
02:06:26.000He can criticize Israel because he's not blaming all Jews on the basis of their blood or ethnicity, whereas the real anti Semites do.
02:10:39.000Tucker even brought it up when I went on his show.
02:10:42.000And he claimed after our interview that he invited me on his show actually to press me on this very thing.
02:10:48.000He said, I wanted to press Nick on why he believes all Jews are guilty by blood for the crimes of the state of Israel, why all Jews are guilty by blood for the crimes of the neocons.
02:11:00.000And And I said on Tuesday that this is a completely fake and made up rhetorical device.
02:11:10.000And I said to Tucker when I went on his show that he's accusing me of engaging in blood guilt or collective guilt because I simply say that Judaism as a religion and Jewishness as a source of identity and as a sense of nationality and ethnicity has something to do with Zionism.
02:11:32.000And neoconservatism and the state of Israel, which I don't actually think is all that crazy.
02:11:39.000Obviously, the reason that people like Mark Levin and Laura Loomer and Randy Fine support Israel is because they are Jewish.
02:11:50.000They are ethnically Jewish, they are religiously Jewish, and that is what makes them ideological Zionists.
02:11:57.000That is what makes them support Israel.
02:11:59.000I said, so am I engaging in blood guilt for simply saying that Zionism is a product of Jewish nationhood?
02:12:05.000Jewish nationalism and Jewish religion.
02:12:08.000And he didn't want to engage in this conversation at all.
02:12:13.000He said, You know, well, tell me what you believe.
02:12:15.000And I basically spelled out my thesis, which is that Jews as a people and their sense of peoplehood makes them an alien civilization living within ours.
02:12:26.000And this precludes them, especially when they have power, from putting America first.
02:12:32.000If you live and reside in America or in countries in Europe, but you retain your sense of Jewishness, And this identification with the Jewish nationality.
02:12:42.000And if you believe strongly in the Jewish religion, it makes it basically impossible for you to integrate, assimilate in any meaningful way.
02:12:50.000And any sociologist would say that what it means to assimilate is to see yourself as part of the group.
02:12:56.000That when you speak of America, for example, an assimilated person would say us, we, as Americans.
02:13:04.000And they truly do see themselves as part of a larger whole.
02:13:08.000And the same would be true of the United Kingdom or Germany or Spain.
02:13:11.000And how could that possibly be true for a people that first and foremost identifies as Jews?
02:13:18.000If a person says, I'm a Jew, and my ancestry goes back to bondage in Egypt and captivity in Babylon and the first and second temple and the diaspora and now Israel, and they say, That's what I am, first and foremost, is I'm part of the children of Abraham, the tribe of Judah, all the rest of it.
02:13:39.000How could that person then say, But I'm also just as American as everybody else?
02:13:44.000But also, I'm going to put America first, especially in the context of these events that are happening in Israel with this eschatological significance.
02:13:54.000And anyway, so this is my position, and it really belies the fact that to say blood guilt, this is a meaningless thing.
02:14:02.000Obviously, I'm not saying every Jew is culpable, I'm not holding them accountable.
02:14:06.000I'm simply taking this position a holism that there are individuals, but individuals are part of a larger whole or a larger group, which we would call tribes or races.
02:14:19.000Yes, an individual Jew should be considered as an individual and punished according to his or her crimes.
02:14:26.000But as a society, we have to consider that Jews are organized.
02:14:29.000They represent a coherent whole, almost like a society within a society.
02:14:35.000And the same is true of Black Americans to some extent, and the same is true of Muslims and even Hispanics and all these other ethnic enclaves.
02:15:07.000And it shows that there really is no distinction between somebody that says, I'm criticizing Israel, but I don't do this blood guilt thing.
02:15:47.000And people might say, Well, what's the difference between them and Nick Fuentes?
02:15:51.000I think any credible and reasonable and sane person would say, Literally, at this point, what is the difference between Nick Fuentes and Tucker on Israel?
02:16:01.000Because in 2026, every show that Tucker does. Is about Israel.
02:16:07.000And he takes it even to a different level.
02:16:10.000He says Israel killed Charlie Kirk and Nicolas Maduro is great because he's anti Israel and he believes in time travel and remote viewing and all these kinds of things.
02:16:23.000And so you would say to someone like Vance, well, why is Tucker good?
02:16:38.000And so, this is a made up device so that they can keep the gate, control the gate.
02:16:44.000Who gets to be in mainstream politics and who doesn't?
02:16:48.000Tucker's good, but Nick Fuentes isn't because of blood guilt.
02:16:51.000Tucker doesn't do that, Nick Fuentes does.
02:16:54.000Now, you want to know the proof that this is the case.
02:16:56.000Today, or yesterday, I think, there was a leaked clip from JD Vance.
02:17:01.000I believe it was from this Republican Jewish coalition meeting this weekend, where Vance said, in reference to James Fishback, The exact same thing.
02:17:11.000Vance was asked on the hot mic about James Fishback, the Republican candidate for governor in Florida who lost the primary a couple of weeks ago.
02:17:21.000And Vance talked first about his popularity and said Fishback did win every precinct where there are college and university campuses in Florida.
02:17:30.000He said, however, James Fishback is not okay because he engages in blood guilt.
02:17:36.000It's never okay to engage in blood guilt.
02:17:42.000James Fishback has never engaged in what you call blood guilt or racism or anything like this.
02:17:49.000Fishback does not say that all Jews are collectively responsible for what Israel has done or neocons have done.
02:17:56.000He's never said anything remotely like that.
02:17:58.000He's never said anything resembling that, not even close.
02:18:02.000So it's not that Fishback and I have blood guilt in common, and it's not that there is a dissimilarity between me and Fishback versus Tucker and Megyn Kelly because of blood guilt.
02:18:15.000The purpose then of blood guilt, the only real distinction, is who is a part of the club and who isn't.
02:18:23.000There is a small group of people that are allowed to criticize Israel, and they get to remain on Spotify, and they get to remain on YouTube, and they get to remain in Republican circles.
02:19:32.000If you go back and look at his campaign rhetoric, Fishback is the least conspiratorial, the least preoccupied with Israel, the least overt about anything pertaining to Jewish identity politics.
02:19:45.000And yet, for some reason, he is engaging in blood guilt, a dangerous form of racism, is condemned and disavowed, but Candace Owens isn't?
02:19:54.000So, calling them filthy pedophiles, I guess that's not a blood guilt comment, but saying, As long as you're America first, that's all that matters to me.
02:20:04.000Jews that support Israel should live there.
02:20:12.000So I saw that comment from Vance, and it's becoming apparent that that whole blood guilt thing is another attempt to gatekeep the conversation.
02:21:54.000And so when I hear that we're starting to create these dividing lines and saying, okay, well, some of us are allowed to criticize Israel, and that's fine.
02:22:02.000But when other people do it, you're a real anti Semite.
02:22:06.000You're one of those crazy, hateful, real anti Semites because you engage in blood guilt.
02:22:12.000What I sense there is another one of these artificial.
02:22:16.000Walls that are being put up to gatekeep and control the conversation.
02:22:21.000And the purpose of that is purely political.
02:22:23.000It has very little to do with ideology.
02:22:25.000Upon closer inspection, it's not even true.
02:22:28.000What this is ultimately about is controlling politics, making sure that even though while there are voices rising up that are more Israel critical, it is going to be circumscribed within some narrow limits.
02:22:42.000Meaning only some people are a part of this club, not everybody can accede.
02:22:47.000To power and how we're going to criticize Israel and what we're going to do with Israel, well, that's going to be very limited as well.
02:22:57.000We're not going to talk about organized Jewry.
02:22:59.000We're not going to talk about Jews as a fifth column in the West at large and America in particular.
02:23:05.000We're only going to speak of the secular government of Israel, the Likud party, the so called neocons, particular people in the Israeli government, and we're not going to talk about the larger issue.
02:23:16.000And I think the reason they like to say this blood guild thing.
02:23:20.000Is because they fully intend on retaining the Jews and Israel as allies, in particular in tech, defense, and in our coalition building in the Middle East.
02:23:32.000I think that that has been made very clear, especially by Vance's speech at the Republican Jewish Coalition.
02:23:38.000These people do not seek a genuine break with Israel, they want to renegotiate our position in relation to Israel.
02:23:50.000And the last thing I'll say about it, and then we'll move on.
02:23:52.000It's a little bit unstructured because I was thrown off a little bit at the beginning by the technical issues.
02:23:58.000The proof of this, for anybody paying attention at home, is in the Tucker Carlson Piers Morgan interview that they did in Riyadh in Saudi Arabia.
02:24:08.000And I don't know if you guys remember this clip.
02:24:10.000It was a couple of years ago where Piers Morgan asked Tucker Carlson point blank.
02:24:15.000He phrased the question like this He said, If you believe that it is America last to give all this foreign aid to Ukraine, He said, Do you believe that we should end foreign aid to Israel?
02:24:29.000And if you remember this clip, Tucker could not give a straight answer.
02:24:33.000He didn't say, Yes, we should end foreign aid to Israel.
02:24:44.000I don't, you know, whatever that even really means.
02:24:47.000He didn't even really answer the question.
02:24:54.000Fully believe that Israel will remain our ally.
02:24:57.000Vance even said so himself this weekend.
02:25:00.000He said Israel is still one of our closest allies.
02:25:03.000He said they are the most important ally in the Middle East.
02:25:08.000And Vance will not say these things in a closed door session, in a private meeting at the Jewish coalition, if he doesn't mean it.
02:25:19.000In other words, if he tells you one thing and he tells the Jews the other in a secret meeting, and those things contradict each other, He's not telling you the truth.
02:25:28.000He's not telling the cameras at the rally the truth.
02:25:31.000He's being more candid to the closed door meeting of the politically powerful and financially resourceful Jews.
02:25:39.000So when Vance goes there and says Israel is still our most important ally in the Middle East and they're one of our most important allies in the world, he's telling the truth about what he really believes.
02:25:50.000And further, he said, How are we going to make the case that Israel should remain an ally of Washington?
02:25:57.000He said, We're going to make the case to Joe Rogan and the skeptical people that don't engage in blood guilt.
02:26:04.000By telling them about the benefits of the U.S. Israel relationship, which is specifically joint technological development.
02:26:12.000Now, what is going on with joint technological development?
02:26:16.000That very well may sound vague and ambiguous.
02:26:21.000Think about who the defense technology providers are.
02:27:12.000It's Andreessen Horowitz, Mark Andreessen and Ben Horowitz.
02:27:16.000These are the people that got brought into the Pentagon by Doge through Elon Musk, that then started making efficient the Pentagon by bringing in all their buddies in little tech, starting the next big tech defense contracting company.
02:28:32.000Special assistant to Sam Altman at OpenAI.
02:28:35.000And he was brought into the administration by the little tech people.
02:28:38.000And as soon as he got into the White House, he started making lists of anti Semites.
02:28:42.000So when Vance goes to the Republican Jewish coalition and says, Israel's our most important ally in the Middle East.
02:28:50.000And when he says we're going to convince Joe Rogan to support Israel by outlining the benefits of the U.S. Israel relationship, which in particular is tech defense development, what is he saying?
02:29:03.000He's not saying that we are going to go after the Zionist fifth column in America.
02:29:10.000He's saying we're going to renegotiate our relationship with the Zionist fifth column in America.
02:29:39.000It is that, like how in Europe, we're going to hand off our security responsibilities to Germany and the UK and Italy and France to deter Russia, in the same way, we're going to hand off our security responsibilities in the Middle East to Israel, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar.
02:30:00.000And this is going to be the basis of a new NATO like organization, probably subsidized by America.
02:30:07.000And what will be critical to make this alliance work is to contribute money toward it and critically to jointly develop technology so that Israel and all these other countries will maintain a qualitative edge over rival countries that are against the United States.
02:30:24.000And we're doing all this so that we can shift our focus to Latin America or to deterring China in the first island chain.
02:30:32.000So, when Vance says, well, Israel is still one of our most important allies, and they are the most important ally in the Middle East, what he is telling us is that Israel will be the crown jewel in the Abraham Alliance.
02:30:45.000And so that means that Israel is increasing in import, not decreasing.
02:30:50.000It means that Israel is increasing in strategic autonomy, not decreasing.
02:30:55.000They're going to have more relative power.
02:30:57.000They will be empowered by the United States to lead this alliance.
02:31:01.000They'll be fully integrated with our other allies.
02:31:04.000They're going to deport all the Palestinians, normalize ties with the Saudis, Syria, Lebanon, and then they're going to lead basically like this Middle East NATO against Iran or other countries in the region that we consider rivals.
02:31:20.000And then, secondarily, when Vance says we're going to take this case to Joe Rogan, convince them that Israel's valuable for tech development, that means that we're going to continue giving contracts to these Israel aligned venture capital projects.
02:31:35.000That are totally infiltrated by Israeli intelligence, by the way.
02:31:39.000And we're also just going to straight up share that technology with Israel.
02:31:57.000So when Vance and Tucker say, well, it's okay when we criticize Israel because we're only talking about the neocons and the Likudniks and Netanyahu, and we're not talking about blood guilt, what they're really saying is, We have got this circumscribed Israel critical position that is not really going to go all the way.
02:32:15.000As you can fully expect, let's say Vance becomes the president, there's not going to be some revolution in U.S. Israel relations.
02:32:23.000It's going to be a renegotiation of U.S. Israel relations, and that's it.
02:32:30.000So they don't want us to go any further.
02:32:31.000Israel is still very much a part of the plan for a lot of these people.
02:33:14.000I want to talk a little bit about the war in Iran, and then we'll talk a little more about Tucker Carlson's endorsement of Abdul Al Sayed.
02:33:22.000And we'll get into the Iran stuff because I was probably going to cover it yesterday, and I think even on Tuesday, but we ran out of time.
02:33:29.000And so, just to catch you up to speed, over the weekend, we had our first major exchange of fire between the U.S. and Iran in about three or four weeks.
02:33:39.000It was a bit strange because the United States launched the attack offensively against Iran, really without any real provocation.
02:33:49.000US Central Command claims that Iran was launching mines into the strait from the land using a missile system.
02:33:57.000And so Central Command said that the US carried out missile strikes against that position to take out this platform and prevent them from redeploying mines.
02:34:07.000And the reason I was skeptical of this, which we covered I think on Monday, is because it was in January of this year that we first learned of this capability from Iran.
02:34:17.000And what was reported back in January is that these mines that are deployed through a missile.
02:34:23.000Are not even big enough to damage or disable a massive tanker ship.
02:34:29.000So, if Iran is deploying, allegedly deploying these mines using a missile, this is not even a real threat to commercial shipping.
02:34:38.000And so, why then would the United States risk some kind of protracted tit for tat exchange with Iran, which we had to stop abruptly four weeks ago because of a lack of ammunition?
02:34:49.000Why would they do this over a negligible deployment of mines?
02:34:55.000And then we got our answer very soon after.
02:34:58.000It was reported on Monday that there was a debate happening within the Pentagon about whether the United States would go back to war against Iran in a much more thorough way.
02:35:09.000That we would actually have to return to days or even weeks of sustained airstrikes, not even to get Iran back to the table, not to defeat Iran, but that we would have to go in periodically, indefinitely to mow the grass.
02:35:26.000That we would have to go in and bomb them simply to reset.
02:35:30.000Their radar, anti aircraft, missile systems, because they keep rebuilding them so fast.
02:35:36.000And so, if we want to keep the economic blockade effective, we have to keep going in militarily, making sure they're not building more weapons at the same time every now and again.
02:35:47.000And so, as surely as that was reported on Monday that this debate was happening in the Pentagon, after Iran retaliated for that one off strike in one of the islands in the Strait of Hormuz, Iran hit the United States.
02:36:02.000Bombing our positions in Kuwait and in the United Arab Emirates and Jordan.
02:36:07.000And then the big story from Tuesday is that the United States then retaliated against Iran for their strike by totally bombing Iran's southern coast, southwestern coast, hitting their major port cities, hitting radar, missile systems, all the things they said they were going to do in this debate last week.
02:36:32.000It says, quote, The United States carried out a new wave of attacks against Iran on Tuesday.
02:36:37.000U.S. Central Command said it struck military targets in Iran in retaliation for attacks on ships and American forces in the region.
02:36:45.000Hours later, Iran's Revolutionary Guard said that it had launched missiles on an American military base in Jordan and a U.S. military warehouse in Iraq.
02:36:55.000Central Command said in a statement that it had struck air defense sites, radar systems, maritime assets and facilities, mine laying capabilities, and communication sites.
02:37:05.000Iranian state media said projectiles had hit sites in southern port cities east of the Strait of Hormuz.
02:37:12.000Amid Iran's statements that it had retaliated against U.S. forces in the region, Jordan said it had been targeted by Iranian missiles, and Kuwait said it had come under an Iranian drone attack.
02:37:23.000So, just to recap the timeline, because this is important.
02:37:29.000Last week, there's a debate in the Pentagon.
02:37:32.000We have not bombed Iran in three or four weeks because we are going with this new strategy, which they are calling.
02:37:53.000Our strikes were not having any effect on Iran.
02:37:56.000And as a matter of fact, our campaign against Iran was actually hurting us because we're running dangerously low on munitions for offensive and defensive systems.
02:38:07.000So, and this has been the status quo for three to four weeks.
02:38:26.000And then we're also threatening secondary sanctions against Iran's trading partners.
02:38:30.000We already got the UAE to put an embargo on Iran.
02:38:34.000And we're also threatening something similar against China, Iraq, and Turkey, which are Iran's other major trading partners that are keeping them in business.
02:38:43.000So that has been the program for three to four weeks.
02:38:46.000Not bombing them, just sanctioning their economy.
02:38:52.000There are these more hawkish voices in the Pentagon, like Admiral Cooper, Admiral Brad Cooper, who are saying we actually need to go into Iran and bomb them periodically over the course of time.
02:39:05.000Because if we simply only do the economic warfare, let's say we try to do a sanctions only or economic only program for the next Month, two months, three months.
02:39:18.000In the meantime, Iran is going to reconstitute all of their capabilities.
02:39:24.000So, all of the radar systems we've destroyed, all of the missile stockpiles we've destroyed, communications relays, all the infrastructure that we had hit previously while we're sanctioning their economy, they're going to reconstitute.
02:39:38.000And what that means is that the military option will be off the table in the future, or it will carry a lot more risks than it might right now or that it has since we started the war.
02:39:50.000So, the case was being made in the Pentagon last week that we're going to have to go back into Iran and maybe bomb them for two more weeks, stop.
02:39:59.000And then a month after that, we're going to have to bomb them for another two weeks.
02:40:03.000And then we'll stop, wait a month, and then we'll bomb them for another two weeks.
02:40:06.000And this is a policy which we know from Israel.
02:40:12.000And it means that we're neither at peace, but we're not at war.
02:40:15.000We're in a constant state of hostilities.
02:40:18.000And what we're going to do is we're simply going to go in there every now and then just to make sure that we keep Iran's military capabilities.
02:40:25.000At a certain threshold, and we're going to suppress them.
02:40:29.000And I told you on Monday that that basically just sounds like a forever war.
02:40:35.000That's really what that is we are simply going to be at war with Iran in the foreseeable future indefinitely.
02:40:53.000Now, that was the discussion in the Pentagon last week.
02:40:56.000Then this weekend, consider the timing.
02:40:59.000All of a sudden, the Pentagon says, well, we just had to carry out this one off minor strike on some of these missile launched mines on one of the islands in the Strait of Hormuz, which they knew would invite retaliation.
02:43:44.000And so, what has driven this policy where we're calibrating a middle road approach, which is this hybrid strategy of diplomacy, kinetic options, economic pressure.
02:43:56.000And we're going to hope that over time, we're going to slowly degrade Iran's capabilities, starve them economically, suppress them militarily, weaken the leadership incrementally.
02:44:09.000And in doing so, eventually, maybe in like six months or a year, who even knows what the timeline is, at some point the regime will be so weak it's going to release us from its grasp.
02:44:21.000Because that's the dynamic right now they know that we would like to walk away.
02:44:27.000Iran and its leadership know that Trump would prefer to end the war and get gas and oil flowing again and get the energy market stabilized so that we can stabilize our economy and our interest rates.
02:44:57.000Now, I said the other day that it almost seems like, whereas we see this evolution of the strategy as a catastrophe, we look at this as, by definition, a quagmire.
02:45:46.000And the story says that it became clear that that wasn't going to happen shortly afterward.
02:45:52.000And what is now happening is that we're making it up as we go along.
02:45:56.000We're finding a strategy that is not too hot, but not too cold.
02:46:01.000It's not so intense that it leaves the Gulf countries in ruins, but it's not a total surrender and telegraphing weakness so that we set the precedent that you can annex these crucial waterways if you have enough drones.
02:46:15.000And people look at this, like I said, this story collectively as Trump made a blunder.
02:46:25.000And now we're just rooting for Trump to find an honorable way and a face saving way to exit without a lot of U.S. casualties and without the economy collapsing.
02:46:35.000But I was thinking about this the other day and properly understood that is maybe how it happened for Trump.
02:46:43.000And maybe us Goyim and us Gentiles and us Americans can understand it and make it comprehensible in this way.
02:46:51.000But it is, I think, extremely important to understand that for the Israelis, This was really the plan all along, which is that it is not a bug, it's not a mistake, it's not an error that the United States wound up in an unwinnable war where we have to bomb Iran in perpetuity.
02:47:12.000This was by design, which is to say, the United States under Trump's leadership during a war with Russia in Ukraine would probably never decide to enter a war with Iran.
02:47:25.000We would probably never make the decision.
02:47:28.000Would that seem like a good idea on January 20th, 2025, to launch a regime change war against Iran?
02:47:36.000Fingers crossed, hoping they're not going to close the Strait of Hormuz and blow up the economy?
02:47:43.000But we were convinced over time, incrementally, to get in this position.
02:47:49.000Because first, you had the Houthis shutting down the shipping in the Red Sea, so we had to deploy aircraft carriers to bomb them.
02:47:58.000And then we had Netanyahu launching a war against Iran unilaterally, and we had to go in and bail them out.
02:48:04.000We had to go in and bomb Iran's nuclear complex with B 2 bombers and bunker buster bombs.
02:48:12.000And that led Iran to expelling the nuclear inspectors.
02:48:15.000And that led Iran to shut down all negotiations with the West and the reimposition of sanctions from the E 3 countries, signatories of the JCPOA.
02:48:26.000And then by December, Netanyahu was in Mar a Lago again telling Trump, we got to go back.
02:48:35.000We haven't gotten a chance to monitor their nuclear development.
02:48:38.000And so we had to go in again in February.
02:48:42.000And think about where this has brought us.
02:48:44.000It has brought us into a situation where Netanyahu and Israel, they know we're never going to invade, and they know that was never on the table.
02:48:52.000And they know that we're not going to use a nuclear weapon, and they know that we know that we can never engage Iran with air and sea power alone and depose the government.
02:49:05.000But I think they had us going just enough to get the thing started.
02:49:10.000And now what we're engaged in is maybe what they wanted all along, which is that now we're going to be.
02:49:20.000And think about where this inevitably leads.
02:49:24.000In six, nine, 12 months, whenever this campaign is wrapped up, whether we invade or not, we don't even need to invade.
02:49:33.000Think about where Iran is this time next year.
02:49:37.000One year of maximum pressure sanctions, naval blockade of all their port cities, secondary sanctions against their allies.
02:49:47.000Periodically bombing all of their military assets.
02:49:51.000Think about one year of truly maximum economic and military pressure, short of an invasion, short of some kind of costly, risky campaign like this.
02:50:06.000And so when Trump says we're bombing Iran to get them to the table, we're bombing Iran to convince them to give us concessions to come to the table, in reality, he may think that, and that may be the intention.
02:50:20.000But underneath the surface, what this involves is weakening Iran to the point of capitulation.
02:50:27.000But weakening Iran to the point of capitulation is also weakening them to the point of vulnerability.
02:50:35.000So, what do you think happens to Iran on the other side?
02:50:38.000When Iran is primed to release the United States, when Iran is primed to give us concessions so that we can have a face saving withdrawal, you would probably assume that at that point, Iran is so weak.
02:50:54.000Then maybe that's when Israel escalates the war.
02:50:57.000Maybe that's when they go in with whatever they're preparing on the ground with their own espionage and intelligence efforts.
02:51:05.000Maybe that's the time that Israel makes their move.
02:51:09.000And the point is that one way or another, Israel is going to get their regime change in Iran.
02:51:15.000They don't necessarily need us to bump them off in the first strike.
02:51:20.000They don't need us, and they don't want us to have a face saving withdrawal and to wash our hands of the situation and leave Iran.
02:51:27.000To fester and develop more missiles and a larger stockpile of enriched uranium.
02:51:33.000They want us and need us engaged in the most direct confrontation because that puts us in a position where we're hurting Iran all the time in a sustained way for a long time.
02:51:47.000And that gets them ready for Israel to go in and finish the job.
02:51:50.000And honestly, I think that's what's happening right now.
02:51:53.000You may be thinking to yourself, well, what's best for America?
02:52:10.000And who does it benefit for the United States to be perpetually in the game of destroying Iran's economy, eating around the edges of their nuclear program, or excuse me, their energy industry?
02:52:23.000In other words, we're not going to destroy the lifeline of their economy, which is oil and gas, but we're going to liquidate everything else, destroy all their trade, all their commerce, everything else.
02:52:33.000Roll that up and periodically bomb their military to keep them weak and defenseless.
02:52:41.000Who does it benefit for us to be playing the game, stuck at the table, never able to walk away?
02:52:47.000And I would go further and say that maybe the damage to the U.S. economy is part of it too.
02:52:53.000By weakening the United States economy, it weakens us in every other way.
02:52:58.000And so, if in a year Iran and Washington have fought themselves to exhaustion, think about it.
02:53:05.000If we're out of missiles, we're out of interceptors, our economy is destroyed, Iran is destroyed, their leadership is dead.
02:54:13.000And again, this is how you have to think about these things.
02:54:16.000And this is why, this is the last thing I'll say about it.
02:54:19.000This is why it's so harmful when Republicans try to minimize the issue.
02:54:25.000Think about how Republicans, every step of the way, have tried to minimize this issue and try to convince you to take your eye off the ball.
02:54:36.000Two, three years ago, nobody was even talking about Iran.
02:54:40.000Iran was always in the crosshairs of Israel, even especially after October 7th.
02:54:45.000But three, two years ago, no one was even thinking about Iran.
02:54:50.000And if you brought it up, you know what the conservatives would say?
02:54:53.000They would say, Why are we talking about Iran?
02:55:53.000With his horrible dye job and his leather jacket, this, I shouldn't be so mean to him, but he's just so, he's just so disgustingly wrong all the time.
02:56:01.000Remember, Kurt Mills was going on Bannon every week and saying, ah, yes, the negotiations, he kept saying negotiations.
02:56:09.000The negotiations with Iran are going great, and Steve Witkopf's rhetoric is stellar and superb, and it's all great.
02:56:18.000And then we're in a war with Iran with Midnight Hammer.
02:56:20.000And remember what the conservatives said then?
02:56:23.000When Israel launched their war against Iran, the conservatives said, Well, don't worry because we're not going to get involved.
02:57:48.000It is cutting off all of Iran's tentacles, its proxies, and then going for the head, which is regime change in Iran.
02:57:55.000And once you've done that, then you can massively deport the Palestinians from Gaza, you can annex the West Bank, you can annex southern Lebanon, and then you've got an Israeli empire in the Middle East.
02:58:30.000The Israelis are pushing, pushing, always thinking what's next, always anticipating, always having the long game and the big picture in mind.
02:58:40.000And what are the American conservatives, what are the Goyim doing?
02:59:41.000They're constantly minimizing the issue and hand waving it away.
02:59:45.000Meanwhile, We are being led blindly, one step after the other, sleepwalking into a full fledged war that will lead in the decapitation of Iran.
02:59:55.000So, who has been right over the course of time?
02:59:57.000Has it been the people, the maximalists, talking about how severe the problem is, or the minimalists, the people that want to minimize it and dismiss it and make excuses for it?
03:00:09.000Well, conservatives were telling you don't think about foreign policy, just focus on what's happening in real life in your own backyard.
03:00:17.000I remember that was shit they were literally saying.
03:00:20.000When we did Midnight Hammer, Charlie Kirk said, Turn your phone off and have dinner with your family.
03:00:48.000That was the kind of shit they were saying.
03:00:50.000They were saying, Maybe it's better if we don't focus on the stuff happening in the real world out there, focus on the real world in your real life.
03:01:59.000Something tells me that Israel is not going to walk away from this without regime change in Iran, and that is going to involve us in some capacity.
03:02:48.000I'll cover the story about Tucker very quickly, and then we'll take a look at the super chats.
03:02:53.000So, our last story I do want to talk a little bit about Tucker Carlson's endorsement of Abdul Al Sayed.
03:03:01.000And we talked about this guy just last week.
03:03:05.000For those that are not familiar, Abdul Al Sayed is the Democrat candidate for Senate in Michigan.
03:03:12.000And as the name might suggest, he is a Muslim born to Egyptian immigrants, and he's running on the Democrat ticket as an adjacent to the DSA force.
03:03:28.000He's got extensive links to DSA aligned people.
03:03:31.000He's backed by the Council on American Islamic Relations, and many people have compared him to Zorhan Mamdani.
03:03:38.000We covered him all last week and dug deep into his background.
03:03:42.000And the guy, although he purports to be one of these left economic populist types, he only wants to talk about affordability and, hey man, we just want cheaper health care.
03:03:52.000In reality, you look at his prior statements on YouTube and at conferences and other public appearances, and you realize this guy is a far left progressive radical.
03:04:04.000And he's talking about how he hates the Fourth of July and he hates fireworks and he believes that.
03:04:11.000And if you disagree with that, you're a white supremacist.
03:04:13.000And white supremacy is the root of all of America's problems.
03:04:17.000And it's important to say these things out loud.
03:04:21.000Some people might say, well, that's a given.
03:04:23.000Some people might say, well, that's the Democrats.
03:04:27.000But we covered this last week because I think a lot of people have forgotten that when they talk about a left right alliance, you got to remember who the left really is.
03:04:40.000There is this notion in politics, there's this fantastical unicorn idea of the left where every left winger is like RFK Jr. or Tulsi Gabbard or Glenn Greenwald or one of these people that appears on Tucker's show.
03:05:18.000It means they take a five year old that says, I feel like a girl, and they cut his penis and balls off, and then they cut a hole in his crotch.
03:05:32.000And they say that the government should pay for this, and they say that this should be legal, and they say that this is a gender affirming reassignment surgery, and they say that to deprive children of this life saving enhancement is to commit a genocide against transgender people.
03:05:52.000These are the same people that knelt for George Floyd in the street.
03:05:57.000These are the same people that said defund the police, abolish.
03:06:31.000These are the same people that five years ago.
03:06:33.000Would call the cops if you were playing outside without social distancing, six feet, six feet.
03:06:39.000If you were out there not wearing three or two masks on your face, they were demanding a proof of vaccination from the government to get into a bar.
03:06:49.000These are the same people that are out there beating up ICE agents, trying to ram their car into ICE vehicles because no human beings are illegal on stolen land from the Indians.
03:09:12.000He says that, you know, we should have abortion on demand.
03:09:17.000He's one of these people that support.
03:09:19.000All the left wing policies, all the DEI, all of the open borders, all the socialist feminism, all this stuff, he supports all of that.
03:09:30.000And he gave a speech four years ago for CARE.
03:09:33.000We covered this on the show, I think, on Thursday or Friday.
03:09:37.000And in the speech, he says that all of America's problems are rooted in white supremacy.
03:09:42.000He says you have to understand the Trail of Tears and Black Wall Street and the race riots to understand why white people are so racist and why America is so unjust.
03:10:13.000Breaking Points is a show which is supposed to be this right-left, sloppulist nonsense that is united only against Israel and nothing else.
03:10:22.000And they got Crystal Ball on there and her husband, the atheist guy.
03:10:25.000And they got Ryan Grimm on there all the time.
03:10:27.000And Sagar and Jetty's like a more Nat Con, national populist type figure.
03:10:45.000They say he's a warrior against AIPAC.
03:10:48.000And this is a story from The Independent.
03:10:50.000It says Tucker Carlson has unexpectedly praised Michigan Senate candidate Abdul Al Sayed, calling him literally Trumpian.
03:10:59.000And saying he would not vote for his GOP rival Mike Rogers at gunpoint.
03:11:04.000The broadcaster hosted podcaster Sagar and Jetty on a self titled show, in the course of which the duo discussed the race between Al Sayed and Rogers, noting that while the former had started out as a full blown leftist, he had undergone an ideological revolution.
03:11:19.000And Jetty said, I watch his campaign now, it's America first.
03:11:23.000When he talks about Israel, he says, Israel's committing a genocide, but ultimately, I want to make sure that you don't pay more for health care.
03:11:31.000Just about health care in Israel, bro.
03:13:09.000Of these third world people, and I'm getting really tired of these race traitor pieces of shit like Tucker that are trying to sneak this one past us.
03:13:19.000No, Abdul Rahman Muhammad Al Sayed was never America first.
03:13:25.000He never stopped being a full blown leftist.
03:13:55.000The Democrats, particularly the DSA wing on the left, they have realized that all their rhetoric about hating America and hating white people and hating Christians and the tranny stuff, they realized that was turning everybody off.
03:14:09.000They realized that was an albatross around their neck.
03:14:12.000That they can't run only on abortion and Dylan Mulvaney and hating white people.
03:14:19.000So, somewhere along the way, they realized let's just talk about the things that we're popular on, which is Israel and healthcare.
03:14:26.000Israel and healthcare, and maybe abortion a little bit.
03:14:30.000And that is the conceit of the DSA they're going to merely pretend to be about the material conditions of the working class.
03:14:45.000Mehdi Hassan, Hassan Piker, Al Sayed, Mamdani, all of these foreigners, they all hate America, they all hate whites, they're all communists.
03:14:55.000And whenever they're cornered on this, they say Israel, Israel, healthcare for all, Israel, Israel, Medicare for all, Israel, Israel, affordability.
03:15:03.000And that is the little, that's the bait and switch, that's a little diversion they're running.
03:15:08.000And so, for example, when all the Zohran candidates won the New York primary a few months ago, they were being critiqued for being very far left.
03:15:17.000You had one of them, that black woman, Chevalier, she has some tweet where she said, I didn't have a napkin, so I wiped my hands on the American flag.
03:15:30.000It's some Dominican, it's some left wing Jew, it's some black woman.
03:15:35.000Each one more radical, America hating.
03:15:38.000On all of their campaign websites, it says, abolish ICE.
03:15:43.000On some of their campaign websites, it says, abolish prisons, put ICE in the prisons, queer liberation.
03:15:51.000But if anybody attacked them, Ryan Grimm from Breaking Points with Sagar Gupta would go on and say, Oh, if you have a problem with that, what are you, an APAC shill?
03:16:17.000Abdul Rahman Muhammad Al Sayed is out there saying the root of all evil is white supremacy, the trail of tears, slaves, the Tulsa race riots, and Black Wall Street.
03:16:29.000He's just as radical as the rest of them.
03:16:32.000And Sagar and Jetty and Tucker are glazing him.
03:18:24.000And we purport to be in this feud with them, but many on the right secretly crave the approval and the validation and a kinship, a fraternity with the left.
03:18:35.000You only hear on the right these calls for unity.
03:19:13.000They have mentally subjugated themselves to the left.
03:19:17.000It's like a weird psychological thing.
03:19:19.000The left is so morally and culturally hegemonic and dominant that the left has almost internalized this kind of like prey like submissive tendency towards the left, where we're like, at the end of the day, we don't even want to defeat them.
03:19:36.000We don't want to kill them and annihilate them and destroy them.
03:19:40.000We want some government where like half the cabinet's gonna be Democrats and we're gonna say, hey, like, at the end of the day, we're all gonna shake hands.
03:20:01.000The left, they really believe what they believe, and we don't.
03:20:07.000When the left goes out there and says that banning abortions is taking women's autonomy, they really believe that.
03:20:19.000And they believe it to its logical conclusion.
03:20:21.000They think that preventing women from having abortions is going to be seen the way that slavery was, or the way that Jim Crow was seen, or the practice of genocide.
03:22:11.000For Hillary Clinton, seething contempt for the left and for all of it.
03:22:15.000And that is why he was able to win, because he wasn't mentally shackled to this idea that we're going to pull our punches or we're going to show mercy.
03:22:23.000Because he's like, no, I hate my enemies.
03:22:30.000And I've said this for a while, and I have a hunch that I'm right.
03:22:35.000We are in for a rude awakening when Trump sunsets.
03:22:39.000I'm telling you, as much as we are tired of Trump, and I am, and as much as Trump has betrayed us, and he has.
03:22:46.000And as much as he has betrayed every promise, and it's unacceptable, we will be in for a rude awakening when he exits stage right because these Republicans that come after him are weak and they have atrophied and they did not remember or learn the lessons of Trumpism in 2016.
03:23:07.000And these Vance people, these Tucker people, it's just like with DeSantis.
03:24:49.000Trump never did no blues clues commercial.
03:24:52.000He wasn't up there with this crass talking about sex scandals and nonsense like that.
03:24:59.000Maybe he did a little bit of that, but in a way that was genuinely funny.
03:25:03.000No, no, Tucker, Mom Dhani and Abdul Rahman, Muhammad Syed, these people are not Trumpian.
03:25:10.000These people are scum, and we should have contempt for them.
03:25:13.000And somebody needs to stand up as a confident, assertive right winger and break the mental cuckoldry here and say, No, I don't need to kiss some fucking Muslim's ass because I'm against Israel.
03:26:09.000He'll say, I'm against white identity politics for white people, but, you know, this like Muslim guy running Abdul for Senate, oh, that's awesome.
03:26:17.000It's like, dude, you are a race traitor.
03:26:21.000He is like the Matt Walsh of the Muslim.
03:26:24.000You like what Matt Walsh is for Ben Shapiro?
03:26:26.000Tucker is that for these third world garbage.
03:26:31.000And I'm just like, when are we going to get the other guy to point the way for the middle option?
03:27:00.000I think Harrison Smith is really good.
03:27:02.000We need to find these people and promote them and elevate them.
03:27:06.000And I know some people are not in love with everybody in this.
03:27:10.000I know the Fishback thing was a little controversial.
03:27:14.000But we really do need to identify the people that are on board with this version because this America first thing that they're trying to create, it's just garbage.
03:28:44.000Behind that, behind the smile, behind the TikTok production, when he's doing his blooper reel from his multilingual campaign ad, they hate us.
03:30:10.000And they're going to increasingly do it in a less overtly militant way.
03:30:15.000And they're going to think that we're going to go away quietly because they're being nice, because they're being nice about it.
03:30:21.000When Zoram Mondani raises taxes on the rich white people to pay for all these government programs, we're supposed to be okay with that because, you know, he's like a congenial guy on social media.
03:32:34.000You should, I don't know, go get a job, go get some job which consists in repetitive tasks that you are instructed how to do, and keep your head down and not reproduce and just try to live a simple life.
03:34:46.000This is just like co worker politics, like genocide the co workers.
03:34:51.000Can we just, can we just, can we just genocide all our co workers?
03:34:57.000Your co worker is like, dude, we just have these fucking vlog cameras and you see this hugging face thing with AI and our politicians are eating freaking babies, dude.
03:40:27.000That a mother whose purpose is to give life and love would instead give cruelty and death to her children is such a perfect inversion of God's natural order that it must be demonic.
03:42:26.000Nick, I have developed a Groyper litmus test at my university.
03:42:29.000If a Groyper presenting mail comes within my proximity or line of sight of my laptop screen, I discreetly switch tabs to an image of the Arch of Titus, which I have bookmarked, and await a reaction.
03:45:45.000Dems being in power would throttle what Trump can do, but how would it affect how he lords over the war chest in the next primary?
03:45:53.000That doesn't really matter because Democrats could constrain him, theoretically.
03:45:58.000And it also makes Democrats complicit because if the war keeps going, then people say, well, Democrats had a chance to stop him and they didn't, which is good because I want them both to suffer.
03:46:08.000So, as far as the next primary is concerned, I mean.
03:46:16.000You know, what do you mean, the war chest for his pack?
03:46:23.000I don't know what direct effect that would have on anyone.
03:48:41.000Emilio Infante sent $20, promoting the NXR November conference in Dallas and shaming the Gentiles who want to attend, learn, organize, network, and support Joel.
03:50:40.000I make political documentaries on YouTube, and you've been a huge source of information and inspiration, but I hope my fellow grow hypers check it out.
03:52:02.000What do you think is the best way to spread the word about America first, given the stigmatism surrounding both the movement and the people leading the charge?
03:52:08.000I don't really believe in evangelizing like that.
03:52:10.000I mean, you know, it's like anything, it's really more of a social skill.
03:52:20.000It's really more about, I always say this, people always ask me, how do I convict people?
03:52:26.000And it's like, you know, theoretically, we should create a handbook or something for this.
03:52:32.000That's probably the right approach, but it has, because otherwise you have to be really, really smart.
03:52:44.000You just have to kind of listen and tailor your approach to who the target audience is, what they care about, what they're kind of leaning on, but, you know, what issue they're leaning on.
03:52:59.000But, um, You know, when you say things like, how do we, what's the best way to spread the word?
03:53:05.000I mean, the internet, social media, making edits.
04:05:15.000Flock cameras are going to be used to persecute white people that don't have their fucking papers together, not black people committing violence.
04:07:33.000In 2022, half the PA GOP state lawmakers endorsed Josh Shapiro.
04:07:38.000Then when Mastriano lost, they said the reason he lost was he was too extreme on abortion, and the winning strategy is to move left on abortion.
04:07:44.000So, how long do you think it takes until the left break their disguise and reveal their true colors again in the face of those falling for it?
04:07:48.000Like, they've oh, it's just like, weed man bad sent $20.
04:07:51.000Thoughts on the Hasidics pulling up on Orange Man Bad today?
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