00:14:00.000I don't know. What is it worth to you?
00:15:01.000Wake you up at night quarter to one I can never stop, wanna have fun Don't be acting like I'm the kind of girl who can sleep
00:15:59.000You walk around with a tear, and I do Record some of the song, cause you know that I Like shining in the light, there's so much On this life and how we write up
00:16:59.000I take, take, take Put the beetles on like the candles go back to bed
00:31:00.000the Groypers, the America First Movement, and cells all across the country, we are striking at the center of it all. We are striking at the core of it.
00:47:24.000What 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.
00:50:01.000Ace, I be from the back, she gripping them covers like she on her last leg She look like she belong on a cover this ho getting covered in everything I'm gonna buy a bottle,
00:50:19.000take a banana, but she is not getting wet, it rain If he wants to interview Nick Fuente Get the word out It's undeniable.
01:11:14.000God ain't happy to be here, shit that y 'all want me on I'm the big homie, they still be trying, lil bro They believed a lion could be healed They broke a jaw That a lion could from his courage be pride Of every single thing That the lion himself would learn
01:11:37.000to kneel the strength 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 your voice
01:15:04.000picture with my hands, oh, and back and forth we'll sway like change of weather, still together when it ends, oh, that may be all it needs.
01:18:11.000I'm told, ah now Dad's on the phone and he's lecturing me by the girl
01:18:48.000And askin' no Way too much Why am I still in love? Somebody believes me Way too easy She said, honey, you'll be alright But she gets paid to be nice
01:24:03.000You're never getting your menorah back.
01:24:44.000Never, never tell me I'm gonna No, never, no, never tell me I'm gonna wake up one day and have nothing.
01:24:57.000What 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.
01:25:18.000It is the most normal thing in the world to want to protect and defend our home.
01:25:23.000That's not about hating the Indians that are coming here.
01:25:26.000It's not about hating Islam or Muslims.
01:34:52.000All I am is a man. I want the world, but I stand in calipers, toes in the sand. Use us, let's have an adventure. Head in the club, he's centered.
01:35:51.000I don't mind if there's not much to say Sometimes the silence guides our minds To move to a place so far away Bumps are to raise the minute that my left hand needs a raise the other beach hardest for inside this place and I suppose
01:38:42.000When I get home, I want you Good evening everybody, you're watching America First.
01:40:11.000Rest came in hello, fuck this goin', Vogue Big brains ain't no invoke Big chain, this ain't choke, I'm kicked, she like when her neck get choked I know that her boyfriend knows, be told why I laughs like cocaine I know that her boyfriend knows, be told why I f***ing cocaine She hate when a man get home It's
01:40:51.000going to the beat, everything is going to the beat And everything is going to the beat as a race.
01:40:59.000human being existence death is promised so what do you do with your life your voice
01:41:30.0002028, I'm not voting Rubio, I'm not voting Vance, I'm voting for an alternative.
01:41:34.000And I don't know who that's going to be.
01:41:42.000Get these ugly people out of my sight.
01:41:46.000Far-right live streamer Nick Fuentes, who despite earning notoriety for loudly proclaiming offensive beliefs, often racist, misogynistic, anti-Semitic, he seems to be growing in popularity and in political influence many young men.
01:42:00.000He refers to his listeners as Groypers.
01:55:47.000In other words, will there be a true ideological. revolution?
01:55:52.000Will the ideological vanguard that takes control of the state, will it actually change the system on a structural level and create a new system?
02:14:33.000Let's say that Kamala Harris had won the election in 2024.
02:14:37.000If Kamala doubled down on supporting Ukraine as Trump has, if Kamala bombed Iran, there'd be riots in the streets.
02:14:44.000People would say our illegitimate president, who cheated her way into the nomination, she's expanding the war, she's expanding World War III into the Middle East.
02:14:53.000Everybody would say this is illegitimate, this is like a crime.
02:14:56.000But because it was Trump, 90% of Republicans supported Trump bombing Iran on Israel's behalf.
02:15:36.000After October 7th, the Jews knew that the Republican Party, controlled by AIPAC, controlled by Israel, and with Trump in office, they were going to let Israel do whatever they wanted to do.
02:16:35.000When 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.
02:17:01.000There's no Muslim takeover of America, there's a Jewish takeover of America, obviously.
02:17:08.000And the Republicans are involved in it just as much as the Democrats.
02:17:11.000And this is what they don't want you to hear.
02:18:47.000Surrounded by the night Surrounded by the
02:19:44.000Americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. It's going to be only America first. America first. The American people will come first once again.
02:21:18.000Vivek Ramaswamy is on stage, and the world's weakest race, Indian men, notoriously, he tries to lift up a baby into his arms, struggling, sweating.
02:21:34.000And finally, he drops the baby on the stage to the horror of many women in the audience who were laughing.
02:21:44.000Covering their mouths with their hands as they giggled and watched him struggle.
02:22:09.000In response to Vivek getting clowned on for dropping the baby, Dinesh D'Souza, the Indian author, director, subject of all the controversy a couple weeks ago, because his daughter married Brandon Gill.
02:22:25.000Dinesh D'Souza, in retaliation, doxed the baby.
02:22:31.000Dinesh D'Souza retaliating against the baby for being too heavy for Vivek to lift, thus causing him to be humiliated.
02:23:15.000He wasn't even trying to be lifted up.
02:23:18.000Then he released the name and went on the whole rest of the day.
02:23:23.000It evolved over the course of the morning on October 4th, two days ago.
02:23:28.000And from about 6 30 in the morning until about 11 in the morning into the afternoon, Dinesh was crashing out trying to explain why Indians are not that weak and the baby was fighting it.
02:23:40.000And if you want to find the baby, here's the baby's name and you can go and give him your opinion in person.
02:24:32.000And more to the point, seriously, you realize how, as much as they can assimilate and they can learn the language and they can speak English and they can, in some cases, even become Christian and they could go to the football game and they could wear the cowboy hat, they could do all these things, but they'll never change.
02:25:48.000It said that pre war, just for context, the pre war volume of oil that was leaving the Persian Gulf on any given day prior to the war was about 19 million barrels every single day.
02:26:02.000The war starts, Iran closes the strait, and this goes to almost nothing.
02:26:07.000Well, as it stands right now, If the pre war level was 19 million barrels per day, we are now getting 16 million barrels per day out of the Gulf.
02:26:18.000We're getting about 10 million barrels per day from the Gulf itself through the Strait of Hormuz.
02:26:24.000And we're getting an additional 6 million barrels per day through pipelines that bypass the Strait in a couple of different ways, most prominently by going east to west and out through the Red Sea.
02:26:36.000So, major development for the United States.
02:26:39.000The latest tanker data shows that we're getting a lot of oil out of the Gulf.
02:26:45.000Number two, there was a major offensive today against the Houthis by Saudi Arabia and its clients in Yemen, the Presidential Council, the PLC, Presidential Leadership Council.
02:27:00.000And they're fighting to retake control over Yemen's coast with the Bab el Mandeb Strait at the southern end of the Red Sea.
02:27:13.000The leadership council says they've regained control over Mocha, which is a major port city that controls the narrowest point of passage in the Bab el Mandeb.
02:27:23.000So it looks like Saudi and Yemeni ground power combined with U.S. intelligence has maybe produced a successful counteroffensive.
02:27:32.000And we'll see how successful it is in the coming days.
02:27:35.000But looks like we're fighting back against Iran a little bit.
02:27:39.000So we'll talk about those developments.
02:27:43.000And we've been following up on this over the past couple of weeks.
02:27:47.000And it is the terrorism angle that Iran is now taking the fight, it seems, to Israel and America and Europe in unconventional ways.
02:27:57.000And a couple of weeks ago, we covered a plot by the Iranians to blow up U.S. bombers that are stationed at a UK Royal Air Force base.
02:28:07.000And fortunately, the plot was thwarted.
02:28:09.000About half dozen people were arrested in connection with it.
02:28:14.000They have linked these terrorists to Iran.
02:28:17.000In response to this development, now the United States has moved all of its bombers out of the base.
02:28:24.000And it shows that America is very worried about a credible threat that the Iranian Revolutionary Guard is recruiting cells in Europe to launch drone based attacks or improvised explosive device attacks against U.S. personnel and assets in Europe.
02:28:43.000So I'm a little bit worried about that.
02:31:33.000I dropped a voice message talking about movement drama.
02:31:37.000If you want all the drama, if you want the insider knowledge about the government, The deep dives that I don't get into on the show, join the group chat because I'm always dropping some nuggets in there.
02:31:50.000Some little golden nuggets, little golden nug in the group chat.
02:34:08.000It was Alex Jones and Joel Webbin and Joe Kent and Kai versus Steven Crowder's producer, Will Chamberlain, and I don't know, a couple of, I don't even remember, a couple of other people.
02:41:02.000Two years ago on Christmas, after we win the election, Vivek Ramaswamy takes the opportunity to jump on Twitter and tell all the white people.
02:41:12.000That the reason we're being replaced by immigrants is because we're lazy and stupid.
02:41:24.000On Christmas, he jumps on Twitter to tell everybody the reason white people are being ethnically and culturally genocided is because you're having too many sleepovers in high school and you're watching too much TV.
02:42:17.000He brings a child up on stage, attempts to lift the child up, and struggles to lift this child up because it was too heavy, and nearly drops the child on its head, killing him.
02:42:48.000And then Dinesh D'Souza, the famous conservative filmmaker and podcaster, jumps in to defend his co religionist, the fellow Hindu.
02:42:58.000I guess Dinesh is a Christian, but he jumps in to defend his racial kin and says, No, no, it's all a big misunderstanding.
02:43:07.000He says, Actually, the child was fighting and the child looked heavy and the child actually hears his name and address.
02:43:16.000And then he goes further and says, Well, maybe white people can lift up their fat little children.
02:43:22.000Dinesh posts a cartoon of a fat, slovenly, gross white person.
02:43:30.000And the implication is maybe these brutish white people can lift up their fat, disgusting children, but that's only because they're stupid, unlike us Indians.
02:46:08.000But Dinesh D'Souza took this very personally.
02:46:12.000So, this guy, Bowtied Ranger, quote tweets the clip and he says, In case you're wondering how England was able to take over the subcontinent of India with like a platoon of guys, here's your evidence.
02:48:04.000He's a political conservative, a classical conservative, a Republican.
02:48:10.000He is as assimilated as an immigrant can possibly get.
02:48:15.000And yet, he's not assimilated in the most meaningful way, in the only way that matters, because he does not identify as an American.
02:48:26.000And there's something really interesting going on in particular, because America was a British colony, the founding stock, the founding fathers, The people that were here at the origin of this country, who remained the majority of this country until as recently as 1990.
02:48:44.000Not a lot of people know this, but even as recently as 1990, half of this country descended from that founding stock that was here at the time of the founding of America.
02:48:56.000So this is a country that has this legacy of being a British colony, but a colony of largely English people, of Northern European people.
02:49:07.000Well, India was also a colony, but India was never colonized in the same way that Northern America was.
02:49:15.000India was never demographically displaced by the English and the way that the Indians were in North America.
02:49:24.000And what is interesting is that Dinesh not only doesn't see himself as American, but he defines himself in opposition to the ethnicity of the founding stock and historic majority of this country for most of its history.
02:49:41.000Even though India is a colony and America is a colony, even though India is an English speaking democracy, and so is America, Dinesh still sees himself, when he says we, when he says us, as a racial and ethnic Indian, even to the point of defining himself in opposition against the very people that built and founded America.
02:50:20.000They can make documentaries about the founding fathers.
02:50:23.000They can worship the founding fathers as a pantheon of modern small g gods and say Thomas Jefferson and the brilliance of John Adams and Alexander Hamilton and George Madison and James Mason, all these, or George Mason and James Madison, I should say.
02:52:59.000A few hours later, we're coming back in for more.
02:53:03.000He writes Groypers and white nationalists are wondering why they can't get into the best universities and qualify for the best jobs based on their ability to hold up one of their oversized kids with one hand.
02:53:17.000And then he posts an AI generated image of a filthy, dirty, fat white person holding up his fat white kid.
02:53:29.000Now, this is first of all hilarious, okay?
02:53:34.000It's sort of pathetic and desperate, but it is also funny.
02:53:38.000It's funny that Vivek Ramaswamy, a member of the weakest race, Indian men, can't lift up what has to be a 30 pound 10 year old child into his arms.
02:55:40.000In other words, he's recapitulating Vivek Ramaswamy's Christmas Eve speech on Twitter about why white people are being replaced.
02:55:49.000And what this reflects is actually a deeply chauvinistic and racist attitude about Indians against white people.
02:56:00.000What this reflects is actually a deep seated resentment.
02:56:06.000I'm going to remind Dinesh D'Souza and Vivek Ramaswamy all of the white people that you worship that built this country, okay, it was them and their descendants that made all of this.
02:56:20.000It wasn't Indians that made the Declaration.
02:56:23.000It wasn't Indians that made the Constitution.
02:56:26.000It wasn't Indians that founded Oxford or Yale or William and Mary or Harvard or Dartmouth.
02:56:31.000It wasn't Indians that were the geniuses behind this country.
02:57:27.000They weren't just brilliant, they were also heroic.
02:57:31.000They created heroes and they were heroes and they made war.
02:57:36.000They were Vikings and they were Roman legions and they were barbarians and they were hoplites and they were explorers and conquistadors and they were pioneers.
02:57:47.000And it wasn't just through intellect that they built the country, but it was also through bravery.
02:57:53.000And honor and courage and strength and valor.
02:58:56.000And they use our system, our society, our education system and institutions, our capital markets, the system of rules and laws that we built.
02:59:10.000And it is this system where they're able to use their talents to the fullest.
02:59:31.000It's through government RD from our tax dollars that we have these tech companies.
02:59:37.000It's through our ancestors that we have these elite institutions.
02:59:41.000Where's the noblesse oblige that the elites that profited from these institutions, when are they going to pay it back to the people in the interior of this country, the people that were born here, citizens, and should be heirs to this country?
02:59:55.000And Indians, even though they're not home, quietly resent the white people for feeling this way.
03:00:02.000They say, oh, those white people complaining about us taking their jobs.
03:00:07.000Oh, these white people complaining about us living in their neighborhoods.
03:00:10.000These white people complaining about us taking the slots in the university.
03:03:27.000You could never just let us Indians make our way in this country.
03:03:32.000You, you white people that are the quarterback of the football team and get the cheerleader, you white people that are hanging out and having a good time and then complaining when we get your jobs.
03:03:43.000Maybe if you were educated like us and you go, whoa, like us?
03:05:35.000These people come here by the tens of millions, and they could say, Hey, I'm just like you.
03:05:40.000I'm wearing blue jeans and listening to rock music, and I have a Netflix subscription, and I speak perfect English, and I'm educated and Western in every way.
03:05:51.000But then somebody starts to say, These immigrants are taking our jobs.
03:06:04.000And I should have rights, and I should have opportunities.
03:06:07.000And then they're advocating for immigrants.
03:06:10.000Foreigners themselves rather than the natives, rather than the people that were born here, rather than the people whose parents and grandparents and great grandparents were born here.
03:08:00.000We didn't abandon the neighborhoods and villages that we've been in for thousands of years, the ancient land of our civilization and our religion and our race.
03:08:10.000We didn't leave here and go to your fucking home and say, hey, you dirty, smelly Indians, we have a right to your jobs and universities and money.
03:09:12.000Hispanics, Haitians, they would rather serve in America with all of our problematic racism and white supremacy, whatever you want to call it, Eurocentrism, Orientalism.
03:09:26.000They would rather serve here than reign in the shithole they came from.
03:09:30.000They want to come here and complain about racism, but they'll choose racism and Our system, which they can profit from any day of the week over no racism and a bunch of fucking people like them in the land their ancestors built.
03:10:57.000Why post his name and location other than you're trying to incite some kind of attack against this person, other than you're trying to attack this guy and maybe his family or something?
03:11:12.000What would even be the purpose of this?
03:13:13.000It's sort of like I said, it's not even so much that he dropped the kid, it was everything else surrounding it.
03:13:20.000And what you're starting to find in general this is the real last thing I'll say about it this is how the Republican coalition is coming apart.
03:13:29.000Because this is the issue that keeps coming back and coming back and coming back.
03:13:34.000Ironically, with the model minorities.
03:13:39.000It was a couple of years ago that, after Trump's big epic victory in the 24 election, Vivek Ramaswamy, who epitomizes and personifies that chauvinistic, striver, arrogant mentality of these Indians, which they all have.
03:14:16.000We're so sick of them and their attitude and all the other bullshit that they bring with them.
03:14:23.000What does he do after the big victory with the generational coalition?
03:14:27.000He comes onto Twitter on Christmas, our holiday, and says, You know, you stupid white people need to go and do more math Olympiads and, uh, and watch more documentaries and stop watching Save by the Bell and doing sleepovers and prom and high school.
03:15:08.000And now, this Vivek almost drops the baby.
03:15:11.000Dinesh leaping to his defense as a fellow Indian and throwing out these racist attacks on white people, going as far to dox a 10 year old for embarrassing his ethnic brethren.
03:15:28.000The center cannot hold in this Republican Party.
03:15:31.000They're going to need to make a decision.
03:15:33.000Do you want to win the white people or do you want to win these model minorities?
03:15:51.000White people work their fingers to the bone, and the things they do to make ends meet, the way they stretch in the hopes that if they do everything right, their kids will have an opportunity to go to college, which is extremely expensive.
03:16:07.000People have a college fund for 25 years anticipating this.
03:16:11.000And the way they schlep the kids to soccer and band and all these different things, and pay for SAT tutors in the hopes that their kids are going to have an opportunity to get a spot at a top university, to get a STEM degree, because that is how you become upwardly mobile.
03:16:29.000Do you want to win over the white people that are fighting for the right for their children to have access to that economic mobility, or are you going to fight for the other groups?
03:16:39.000We got to fight to satisfy the rich Jews.
03:16:43.000At the RJC, the rich Jewish activists and judges and lawyers and financiers only care about Israel rather than the white people that fight and die in the wars.
03:16:54.000Are we going to advocate for the rich Indians that are now opening up their pocketbooks for the Republican Party and the model minorities at the universities and the tech donors that employ them?
03:17:04.000Are we going to look out for the white people whose jobs they're taking, whose opportunities and livelihoods they're taking?
03:17:49.000They think they've got us and we are theirs and they own us and they own our vote and they can make endless compromises that hurt us to try to get a couple more points with these other minority groups.
03:18:03.000We need to change that calculus and say, no, you can't win a few percentage points more with Asians and Hispanics by hurting us without losing huge, unacceptable swaths of our vote as white people.
03:18:20.000This is where you have to take your own side and remind them look, in the past two years, you didn't deliver for white people.
03:18:33.000You let 600,000 Chinese students come here to keep the universities in business.
03:18:37.000You fought a war with Iran and gave them 60,000, 2,000 pound bombs for Israel and the Jewish donors.
03:18:45.000How much are you doing for data centers and for AI?
03:18:49.000And with the Office of Strategic Capital?
03:18:51.000And how much are you doing for the defense contractors?
03:18:53.000And how much are you doing for every other interest other than the white people who just want our small towns and medium sized cities to resemble what they looked like 20 years ago?
03:19:06.000How many candidates did you put up that look like us, that are sympathetic to our concerns?
03:20:16.000We've got some big developments, though, in the war.
03:20:20.000And without going too deep into the background, if you've been following the show, you've been following my coverage of this, you sort of understand where we are in the conflict.
03:20:29.000We've settled into a stalemate, and it is a war of economic attrition.
03:20:34.000We've imposed an economic blockade of Iran, we've imposed a blockade of their ports in the Persian Gulf.
03:20:41.000We're putting pressure on their other trading partners in the region.
03:20:44.000We're amplifying and increasing and tightening the sanctions on some of their critical industries.
03:20:50.000And we are trying to slowly strangle Iran's economy.
03:20:53.000Simultaneously, we are trying to relieve the pressure on our own economy.
03:20:59.000And we have done this by making a very concerted effort to try to unlock some of the oil in the Persian Gulf, which has been trapped by Iran in the Strait of Hormuz up until this point.
03:21:12.000Iran imposed a blockade on the Strait.
03:21:26.000The previous logic is that there's nothing we could do about this.
03:21:30.000Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz by firing drones and, in some cases, artillery and ballistic missiles.
03:21:37.000And because the Strait of Hormuz is so narrow and so small, and Iran has such a vast coastline and control over the islands in the Strait, there's virtually nothing we can do to stop Iran from hitting.
03:21:49.000Any or every vessel that tries to make the journey.
03:21:56.000And because the crisis in America has become so acute, and the crisis has also become quite acute for the Gulf countries as well that actually export the oil, it has now become economical for these commercial ships to make it out of the strait.
03:22:13.000And so, whereas before you had a lot of commercial ships stuck in the Persian Gulf, they wouldn't even try to cross the strait because they were going to get bombed.
03:22:42.000Number one, the Gulf countries are paying a huge premium for any taker that tries to leave the strait.
03:22:50.000So, whereas before, they wouldn't even try to go through.
03:22:53.000Now, these tankers are being paid 10 times as much as they used to be.
03:22:58.000So, Saudi Arabia really ponied up, and they're saying, well, if you're willing to try and maybe possibly get hit, we'll pay you a small fortune.
03:23:11.000That's partially why oil prices remain elevated, even though some of the supply is making it through.
03:23:17.000Number two, the journey has become safer because in some cases the United States is patrolling the strait, and if a tanker decides to make the journey, they can get some aerial support from the United States.
03:23:31.000And the U.S. Air Force and Navy has begun escorting the tankers through the Strait.
03:23:37.000And so we gave this figure at the beginning of the show.
03:23:40.000The pre war level of oil exports was about 19 million barrels per day coming from the Persian Gulf.
03:23:48.000Now we're getting about 10 million barrels per day from the Gulf through the Strait.
03:23:55.000And we're doing this entirely by bypassing Iran's blockade.
03:23:59.000We were at 19 million, we have restored about 50% of the pre war exports.
03:24:05.000Getting through the strait, and again, we're doing that.
03:24:08.000The Gulf countries are paying a lot more, and the U.S. is escorting the ships.
03:24:13.000The other thing that has changed is that now Saudi Arabia and the UAE have found other ways of exporting their oil that they get from the Persian Gulf, and they're exporting it without even going through the strait.
03:24:26.000And they're doing this by shipping the oil using pipelines.
03:24:30.000So the UAE is working on a west east pipeline, the Saudis already have an east west pipeline.
03:24:37.000And they're taking the Persian Gulf oil, shipping it through pipelines, bypassing the Strait of Hormuz entirely, exporting it directly into the Arabian Sea, the Gulf of Oman, or through the Red Sea on the opposite side of the Arabian Peninsula.
03:24:54.000And those efforts are responsible for storing about 6 million barrels per day.
03:24:59.000I know that's a large number and possibly hard to believe, but altogether, it's 10 million through the Strait and 6 million bypassing the Strait.
03:25:08.000So altogether, you've got 16 million out of 19 million barrels per day.
03:25:14.000That is what we've restored compared to the pre war levels.
03:25:18.000And all of this is being done to alleviate pressure on the U.S. economy, on the global energy markets, by trying using extraordinary methods to restore energy supply.
03:25:31.000This is a story about that from the New York Times.
03:25:33.000It says, Before the war, some 19 million barrels of crude were exported from the Middle East every day.
03:25:41.000That number slowed to a trickle after Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz, the main route through which this oil traveled.
03:25:48.000The result was a crippling global energy crisis felt as far away as the Philippines.
03:25:53.000But last month, according to Kepler, a firm that tracks oil tankers, the numbers climbed back up to an average of 16 million barrels per day.
03:26:02.000Not back to pre war levels, but not so far off either.
03:26:06.000Some 6 million barrels of oil is coming through land pipelines and ports on the Red Sea or the Gulf of Oman, which bypassed the Strait of Hormuz.
03:26:15.000But 10 million are making it through the strait itself.
03:26:24.000And this consists in a counter blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
03:26:29.000We're attacking any Iranian linked commercial shipping, which goes to their ports in the Persian Gulf.
03:26:36.000We have also stopped the UAE from doing business with Iran.
03:26:40.000And it was something like 30% of Iran's import export economy went through the Emirates because of historic ties between the two countries.
03:26:54.000We've increased the sanctions, which were already very severe.
03:26:58.000Iran, for its part, is maintaining the blockade, but we're finding ways to bypass it using the U.S. military.
03:27:06.000Saudi Arabia is paying more money using pipelines.
03:27:10.000We're both trying to get the upper hand economically to change the rate of economic damage that's being done to our respective economies.
03:27:20.000Iran has retaliated by trying to shut down the pipelines.
03:27:25.000They have their proxies, the Popular Mobilization Force in Iraq and the Houthis in Yemen, bombing Saudi Arabia's fixed infrastructure on land, bombing Saudi Arabia's oil storage facilities, oil refineries, ports where they export the oil.
03:27:41.000And they also have the Houthis closing the Red Sea to Saudi linked shipping by seizing control over Yemen's west coast and then attacking any shipping in the Bab el Mandeb, which is the choke point at the southern end of the Red Sea.
03:27:56.000So, this is the tit for tat that has been happening.
03:27:59.000Iran imposed a blockade over the Strait.
03:28:02.000So, we imposed a blockade over their shipping in the Strait.
03:28:06.000We're trying to break their blockade by going around it.
03:28:11.000So, now Iran is preventing us from going around it because now they have their proxies bombing the Saudis and bombing the other side of the Arabian Peninsula, preventing us from getting the oil out from some other place besides the Strait of Hormuz.
03:28:30.000The Saudis have gone into Yemen with a major air campaign backing Yemeni ground forces with American intelligence assistance.
03:28:41.000And the three of us this is the U.S. with intelligence support, the Saudis with air support, and the Presidential Leadership Council providing the ground force in Yemen.
03:28:52.000We are now trying to displace the Houthis, the Iranian backed proxies from Yemen's West Coast so that they cannot.
03:29:01.000Control the Bab el Mandeb and prevent the oil from coming out of the Red Sea.
03:29:06.000There's a big story about this today that the counteroffensive by the Saudi American PLC coalition was successful and that we dislodged the Houthis from a key port city called Mocha on Yemen's west coast.
03:29:24.000It says Saudi and Yemeni forces pressed a counteroffensive against Houthi fighters on Monday, seeking to oust the rebels from the strategic port city of Mocha.
03:29:35.000And eased the threat to energy exports through the narrow Bab al Mandeb Strait.
03:29:39.000Around 100 jet fighters are providing air cover to Yemeni ground troops as they push north along the coast in a flanking move toward Mocha in a Dawn operation, said Major General Turki al Maliki, a spokesman for the Saudi led military coalition in Yemen.
03:29:56.000In response, the Houthis launched missile and drone attacks against multiple targets in Saudi Arabia, including their international airport in Riyadh, an Aramco refinery, and multiple Saudi military installations.
03:30:09.000Saudi led forces have conducted 60 airstrikes and missile attacks against Houthi held Sana'a, Yemen's capital, and other targets since launching the offensive.
03:30:20.000A Yemeni military spokesman said the operation included pro government forces known as the Giants Brigades and had succeeded in gaining control over the strait, but that claim couldn't be separately confirmed.
03:30:32.000So, this is the tit for tat economic war that's been happening, and it looks like there's been some success here.
03:30:42.000We did talk about this a couple of weeks ago that the Iranians have effectively put Saudi Arabia in a pincer maneuver.
03:30:51.000The Iranians see that their leverage is being undermined.
03:30:55.000All of Iran's leverage is built into their immutable ability or irrepressible ability to stop shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
03:31:05.000The United States, using Navy and Air Force alone, is not able to prevent Iran from closing the Strait using drone and missile fire.
03:31:14.000And it is simply the threat that Iran can bomb and hit any ship in the Strait, which is preventing the shipping from going through.
03:31:23.000And up until about August, The Iranians had us in this bind that all the oil was stuck in the Gulf.
03:31:29.000There was nothing we could do about it.
03:31:58.000Number two, it also became economical for the United States to intervene militarily.
03:32:03.000So we were directly escorting all these ships through the strait, which is very expensive.
03:32:08.000And then number three, we were able to put Saudi Arabia's east west pipeline at 100% capacity and get a significant portion of the Persian Gulf oil out of the Persian Gulf and away from the strait and then into the Red Sea.
03:32:23.000Everything since August has been Iran's response to these developments.
03:32:28.000And so, what they're now doing is they're improving their targeting in the Strait of Hormuz.
03:32:34.000Iran has been launching dozens of drone and missile attacks against shipping in the Strait, and their hit rate is going up.
03:32:41.000They have learned how to bypass the United States, they've improved their targeting capability, so they're increasing the efficiency or efficacy of their strikes in the Strait.
03:32:52.000Number two, they're putting the Saudis in this pincer maneuver.
03:32:56.000Their proxies in Iraq to Saudi Arabia's north.
03:33:00.000Their proxies in Yemen, the Houthis to Saudi Arabia's south are bombing all of Saudi Arabia's facilities, closing the Red Sea, which is the other side.
03:33:10.000Now, this has put Saudi Arabia in a situation where they're begging the United States for help.
03:33:16.000And so, for about a month, month and a half, the Saudis, particularly the Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, has been begging Trump personally for America to intervene.
03:33:28.000And what he wants is for the United States to re enter the war with the Houthi militants.
03:33:33.000To bring an aircraft carrier there and to begin heavily bombarding and bombing the Houthis so that the Saudi backed ground forces in Yemen can advance, they can take control over the coast, and at least immediately, they could take pressure off of Saudi Arabia and stop the incoming missile fire.
03:33:53.000Well, finally, the United States put their foot down this weekend, and Trump and the NSC and everybody told the Saudis, no, we're not going to help you.
03:34:06.000We're not getting involved in any other way.
03:34:09.000The United States said, we will provide intelligence cover.
03:34:12.000We'll give you a Patriot missile battery so you can protect your energy facilities from incoming missile and drone attacks, but we're not getting involved.
03:34:21.000So the Saudis finally said, well, then we'll do it ourselves.
03:34:26.000So the Saudis went in with air power, with intelligence support from the United States, and they backed a ground offensive from the Presidential Leadership Council to try to advance north.
03:34:38.000Along Yemen's western coastline, again, to roll back some of the Houthis' recent advances in the past month.
03:34:45.000And the logic is that if the Houthis don't control the narrowest point of the Bab el Mandeb, if we can forward deploy the PLC, then they will be less capable at shutting down Saudi linked shipping in the Red Sea overall and in the Bab el Mandeb in particular.
03:35:02.000Now we're awaiting the results of the offensive because, again, the results are disputed.
03:35:08.000The spokespeople for the Giants Brigades.
03:35:11.000And the PLC and the other Saudi linked forces, they say they've been successful.
03:35:15.000They recaptured Mocha, which just fell about two weeks ago.
03:35:19.000The Houthis, however, say that that's not true, and they are encircling currently the second biggest city in Yemen.
03:35:26.000So it looks like on other fronts, the Houthis are advancing, actually.
03:35:31.000Now, where does this leave us with the war in general?
03:35:35.000Some people think that it looks like America is winning right now because the Saudi backed offensive has apparently succeeded.
03:35:45.000Nearly all of the pre war oil export volume at 16 million out of 19 million coming from the Strait, coming from the Red Sea.
03:35:55.000However, what is important to understand, I said this a couple of weeks ago, there's a very important caveat that we are able to get 16 million barrels per day out of the Middle East is not sustainable in the long term.
03:36:12.000It is coming at a very heavy cost to the United States because of The fortune we're spending on the military escort, and it's also costing a fortune for Saudi Arabia to do this as well.
03:36:25.000What's more, who is to say that the attacks don't continue or escalate or increase in precision?
03:36:35.000And what I mean by this is, let's say that for the time being, we're able to get 16 million barrels per day out of the Middle East.
03:36:43.000We've already seen Iran's response to this development.
03:36:49.000Even if Iran is not willing to engage directly, its proxies, which it is almost certainly furnishing with drones and missiles, they are bombing Saudi Arabia's fixed infrastructure.
03:37:00.000They've taken the pipeline offline twice in the past month.
03:37:06.000They're bombing Saudi bases, they're bombing Saudi airports, they're bombing port cities.
03:37:14.000And it looks like the United States is not willing to enter the war against the proxies, and the Saudis have no ability to defend themselves.
03:37:22.000So, It's costing us a fortune to even maintain this lower than pre war volume of oil exports.
03:37:31.000We're not even at 19 million barrels per day.
03:37:33.000We're at 16 million, which is still a pretty significant deficit.
03:37:41.000Prices are not going to go down because the Saudis are paying a fortune to even get this much.
03:37:47.000It's costing the U.S. military a fortune to maintain that flow.
03:37:51.000And this existing flow of oil undermines Iran's leverage.
03:37:56.000Which is going to cause Iran to continue their attacks and continue to escalate.
03:38:02.000And the question is well, what happens then?
03:38:05.000As the Iranian backed militias in Iraq and the Houthi militants in Yemen, as they continue their attacks on the Red Sea and the Bab el Mandeb, they perhaps escalate their attacks on fixed infrastructure in Saudi Arabia as they and Iran increase the precision of their attacks in the Strait as well as in Saudi Arabia.
03:38:29.000And the Red Sea, then there's nowhere for oil export volume to go other than down.
03:38:37.000If Iran is more successful in its attacks, then there will be less supply.
03:38:42.000If its proxies escalate their attacks on fixed Saudi infrastructure, that will reduce supply.
03:38:52.000There's no quick fix for destroyed or severely degraded oil infrastructure that takes time to repair.
03:39:02.000And this logic, which governed the conflict before, which is that Iran would never attack Saudi oil infrastructure because then they would be attacked.
03:39:11.000Well, clearly, that doesn't apply anymore because the United States and its allies are out of weapons.
03:39:19.000We stopped engaging Iran militarily because we're out of offensive standoff weapons and we're also out of defensive munitions as well.
03:39:29.000So, if Iran chooses to escalate the energy war, It's in doubt whether we're able even to meet them where they are, if we're even willing to re engage with them in a scenario where our stockpile is totally depleted.
03:39:45.000So that's where it leaves us right now.
03:39:46.000It's actually kind of a dangerous situation.
03:39:49.000And now the question is only concerning, as it always has, the timeline.
03:39:54.000Netanyahu's election is coming up on the 27th.
03:39:57.000Our election is coming up a week after that.
03:40:01.000And there is this implicit threat that after the midterms, Trump is going to go all in against Iran militarily.
03:40:07.000And that's why he's sending out another aircraft carrier to relieve the USS George Washington, as well as another Marine Expeditionary Unit.
03:40:16.000It is at least to fortify this threat that we're going to escalate militarily when the elections happen.
03:40:22.000But until then, it's a question of who's going to blink first.
03:40:25.000And right now, our position is very precarious, more precarious than people realize.
03:43:42.000Listen, like, obviously I'm against abortion, but this whole, like, I think we can all recognize it's not actually really exactly the same thing.
03:43:55.000You know, this whole, like, abolitionist, it's going to be like slavery or whatever.
03:44:00.000Like, is that really the most important issue of our time?
03:45:07.000The people that run the anti abortion thing, it's like it's all women, they're all feminists, and it's just something that somebody needs to say.
03:47:51.000I'm a white Canadian looking to move to the United States, and I'm deciding between a few different cities to move to, one of which is Chicago.
03:47:56.000I have never been exposed to American blacks and diversity, and I want to know if it's actually that bad and prevalent.
03:48:01.000Palladium grower percent $50, two halves.
03:48:03.000Should I heavily favor a city that is more demographically white, or can I mostly avoid the crime and Negro buffoonery by living in a nicer part of town?
03:50:17.000I'm 37, had been atheist since 17, just can't seem to find faith, but realized since watching you past year, so we are necessarily a Christian country, need to be more Christian, especially morally.
03:50:24.000The Christ really is the savior of man and the guiding principle of the West.
03:53:32.000Of the girl with her legs spread, and it's a long line of guys in their underwear, and there's one guy in the tuxedo with the flowers, and it's like, that's you.
03:53:44.000And that's you waiting in line with your flowers.
03:53:50.000When you see these TikToks, when you see these TikToks of these pussies crying on their wedding day, they go on their wedding day, they see their bride, and they start crying, you know, they're overcome with emotion.
03:54:03.000When you see these memes where guys say, Men only want one thing and it's disgusting, and it's like their wife and their children.
03:57:23.000But he defended me when everybody was attacking me.
03:57:28.000So I have intentionally, I hope he notices that.
03:57:33.000I have intentionally refrained from going in on him because when everyone was calling me a Fed, like Dan Bilzerian and them months ago, he did defend me.
03:57:47.000And I thought that was very honorable because we had been adversaries, but he stuck up for me just out of integrity.
04:00:33.000I am rich, handsome, tall, virgin, nice.
04:00:37.000CHIPHI YOTA sent $20, Jane Doe or Train Doe there is only consent.
04:00:40.000Generational run to sent $20, year of refinement continues, fire emoji, destroyed F Merrill, remaining stalwart and jettisoning her into obscurity, fire emoji.
04:03:50.000You're our King Leonidas, and I'm one of your many loyal and fearless Spartans.
04:03:53.000As the sky turns black from the enemy arrows of insults and criticism, we become more emboldened and will simply laugh under the cover of our shields.
04:04:52.000My king, if we could bring back a past U.S. president to be our president once more, who would be the most likely to be with our American first ideology?
04:04:58.000As always, I'm sworn to be your most loyal soldier.
04:05:12.000Just started at BU and was wondering if you had any advice for how to adjust to living in a multiracial leftist environment, having lived in a white conservative suburb.
04:11:58.000Few months since I've been in a live, but I haven't drank alcohol in four months now and will be going to Hawaii in two weeks because of it.
04:12:02.000Ask Jesus to put me on the right path and few.
04:18:58.000What do you like or don't like about our American culture?
04:19:00.000The flag, speaking English, Statue of Liberty, Bald Eagle, Hamburger, Donut, Baseball, Christianity, Greek Roman architecture of our government, et cetera.
04:23:05.000Hegseth getting Fort Hood shooter executed by firing squad 20 years later got Matt Walsh on the timeline, acting like the West has been saved.
04:23:36.000I have two Harvard degrees, real Capitol Hill experience, multiple political campaigns, deep, deep undercover FBI agent, and multiple joint task forces.
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