00:00:19.000But if you want to see a pretty read, go to Myron's stream.
00:00:23.000Okay, AMG Demon says you got to call AC and put him on that man lost.
00:00:26.000I think my brother put him on the other day.
00:00:28.000Martial law, if you're referring to academics, martial law says, How strong are those underground cities to withstand attacks?
00:00:33.000Probably really fucking strong and really fucking far into the ground.
00:00:36.000We ran into the same problem during Operation Midnight Hammer, so they're well, they're well equipped for United States bomb and heavy artillery.
00:00:42.000Zantar says, Is it possible for Iran to agree to U.S. demands rechange regime, surrender their weapons to USA as long as USA guarantees protection from Israel?
00:01:00.000Here, let me get back to it here, real quick.
00:01:04.000Investors have goods that they expect a return on.
00:01:07.000This is the effect of closing the Strait of Hormuz, but there's more to it.
00:01:10.000The missile and drone attacks pushed Qatar, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and Israel to shut down production of oil and gas at their facilities as a precautionary.
00:03:35.000And the issue with that is now the Europeans built their entire sanction package against Russian energy on Qatar, hoping that they can go ahead and get around it with Qatar.
00:04:02.000So now energy production and flow has come to a halt.
00:04:06.000This will apply pressure on energy prices every week.
00:04:09.000The pressure will rise until this war is over.
00:04:12.000Even if countries tap into strategic reserves to offset the rising costs of energy domestically, it still applies pressure on the Gulf countries that depend on oil and gas revenues.
00:04:23.000So Iran has officially survived the initial wave of attacks and remains united and intact.
00:04:28.000And now their long game is officially in place.
00:05:07.000In the initial attacks, the U.S. struck radars all across the country, effectively blinding Iran's air defenses.
00:05:13.000They did this with a variety of different weapons from outside of Iranian territory using ATACOMs with a 300-kilometer range, prisms with a 500-kilometer range, and Tomahawks with a 1500-mile range to strike radars and other targets in Iran.
00:05:27.000And the Israelis used standoff missiles from Iraqi territory like the Spice 1000 and 2000, the Rampage missile, the Air Laura, the Blue Sparrow, and the Golden Horizon.
00:05:37.000By picking away at radars, they were able to clear the path.
00:05:40.000And they were able to destroy a lot of those Chinese radars that they bought, which I got to give credit to the United States and to Israel.
00:05:46.000I mean, look, you got two of the best air forces.
00:05:48.000So obviously they were able to overwhelm.
00:05:52.000The United States knew that they had these Chinese radars and surface air missiles.
00:05:58.000So, they were able to overwhelm them and they had them surrounded all around Tehran.
00:06:02.000Now, I do think some of them are still up because we have seen the Israelis and the U.S. like use quite a bit of anti-detection flying because they didn't have air superiority over Tehran until today.
00:06:15.000They just got it today, pretty much, or within the last 24 hours.
00:06:18.000So, they were flying low for a long time.
00:06:20.000So, that leads me to believe that obviously they were very cautious of those new Chinese radars that they had bought, but they were able to probably identify and destroy them.
00:06:30.000So, hey, just goes to show the power of the U.S. military, man.
00:06:36.000But the problem here is that the power of the U.S. military isn't going to stop the attacks by Iran.
00:06:50.000Path for long-range bombers like the B-1 to carry out massive bombings over Tehran.
00:06:56.000The B-1 has a payload of 75,000 pounds, meaning it can carry 24 2,000-pound J-DAMs in a single mission.
00:07:04.000And it can travel at speeds of 900 miles per hour at high altitudes.
00:07:08.000The U.S. has already shown us footage of the B-1 taking off for bombing runs, and we have also seen footage of unexploded J-Dams in Tehran.
00:07:15.000As always, the weapons analyst Patricia Marins provides us some deeper insights.
00:07:19.000Today, the first clear evidence of U.S. air superiority, at least in the vicinity of Tehran, has yeah, they just got their air superiority today.
00:07:26.000And Pete Heckseth confirmed this today during the press conference.
00:07:30.000A J-DAM failed, which honestly, it took them almost a week to get air superiority over the main city because they've been bombing the hell out of Tehran.
00:07:38.000That's what they've been focusing on the most.
00:07:40.000They had a majority in the beginning, but now it's completely theirs.
00:07:46.000Yeah, and I think they have because in Air Force terms, it's air superiority.
00:07:50.000They don't have air dominance yet, but they're almost there.
00:07:52.000Air dominance is like completely we fly over, we don't got to worry about nothing.
00:07:56.000Normak neighborhood, northeast of Tehran, approximately 100 kilometers from the Caspian Sea.
00:08:02.000It was likely launched by B-1 bombers that departed from Diego Garcia yesterday.
00:08:06.000Since a standard J Dam has a range of 15 to 25 kilometers, this technically demonstrates incontestable air superiority over the Tehran area.
00:08:14.000The aircrafts could release the bomb from well outside the reach of most Iranian short and medium-range air defenses.
00:08:20.000Iran probably for all the news, all you guys that are here for the stream for Fresh and Fit.
00:08:24.000Hope you guys, we're not doing after hours.
00:08:26.000Well, girls, we're doing higher IQ shit right now, man.
00:08:45.000I'm assuming this is a little bit of a different spin on the audience, so I'm going to have to introduce myself 100%.
00:08:50.000Yeah, so I'm Riyadh, I'm Myron's brother, and we've been doing these geopolitical breakdowns for the last, I'd say, week and a half, two weeks now in extensive detail.
00:08:57.000Although we've been going at it for about a month, check out the channel.
00:09:50.000Me and my brother are by far the most the best duo on this topic because we are giving you guys, and I said this earlier, but since we got so many people coming in from Rumble, we give you guys, obviously, the geopolitical analysis, right?
00:10:02.000Dynamics between the United States, Iran, the Gulf countries, et cetera.
00:10:06.000But my brother, who's religious, he can give you guys a religious perspective of how a lot of these people think, how they move, et cetera.
00:10:12.000And then obviously, we're both Arabs, so we know how these people think.
00:10:15.000So we're giving you guys like an America-first perspective because we're anti-war.
00:10:18.000We don't want to be involved in this conflict.
00:10:20.000And honestly, anyone that is happy about this conflict, you need to seriously question them.
00:10:24.000Do they actually care about this country?
00:10:26.000Because quite frankly, this conflict serves zero strategic benefit for the United States.
00:10:30.000I've been in multiple debates with people about this topic already, and none of them can tell me any real strategic benefit that the United States enjoys from this conflict.
00:10:40.000It's only benefits for Israel and their security.
00:10:43.000They've been waiting for this fight, this war for 40 years.
00:10:46.000Nanyau admitted it the other day when he was super excited that we got involved in it.
00:10:49.000So, so you know, me our job is to kind of cut through the bullshit, you know, show you guys what it really is, and just educate you guys on the region.
00:10:59.000Because one thing that really bothers me, really, really bothers me about right-wing politics in America is that Middle Eastern foreign policy is never properly discussed, analyzed, and broken down from a perspective to educate you guys about what's really going on in the Middle East.
00:11:16.000Why do we have the dynamics that we have in the Middle East?
00:11:19.000The different types of factions, the different governments, why we have the problems that we have, right?
00:11:24.000I think if more Americans understood Middle Eastern foreign policy and why we have the issues that we have there and who the fucking enemy is in a lot of these situations, who the troublemaker is in the United States with our foreign policy, which, by the way, spoiler alert is fucking Israel almost every single time.
00:11:42.000More Americans would actually fight back on this topic.
00:11:46.000Obviously, you guys saw the travesty that was going on in Gaza.
00:11:48.000You guys saw the kids getting killed, et cetera.
00:11:50.000Let me let you guys in on a little secret.
00:11:52.000Israel's been doing that for fucking decades.
00:11:55.000They've been doing it for decades, not just in Gaza, not just in the West Bank, but they've been doing it all across the Middle East, bombing relentlessly, killing people.
00:12:32.000And so what we've been doing is maintaining our, you know, as much as we can be vocal about it without getting in trouble, especially on YouTube.
00:12:40.000Despite all the censorship, we've been pretty good in tiptoeing around being too direct, but we send the message pretty clearly in that this war is obviously in the benefit or in the favor of a foreign nation.
00:12:49.000And we've highlighted all the details as to how that's apparent and how that's possible or feasible.
00:12:54.000And we've gathered the evidence in, you know, extensive detail.
00:13:00.000You can find them on Myron GainsX or my channel.
00:13:02.000We've done like six, seven-hour streams for what, I'd say, four times now.
00:13:05.000We've done four to like five or six hour streams.
00:13:07.000And so we've done an information and you know, hardware overload in terms of information that you guys can gain to be a little bit more intelligent or aware as to what's going on in the Middle East because it's a difficult situation to understand.
00:13:18.000The Middle Eastern problem is multifaceted.
00:13:33.000And a lot of Americans don't understand geography or geopolitics.
00:13:36.000So if you need a place to start, if you need a place to kind of get a little bit of a ground zero lift off and a head start and get your head in the game, cover some ground, I recommend our channels.
00:13:45.000We've done a ton of education on this stuff.
00:13:47.000And it just comes naturally over time as you start to watch the content, you catch on to the patterns until you understand the context of it.
00:13:54.000But definitely some really good information.
00:13:56.000I watch our streams back sometimes just to listen to what we're saying and make sure everything is said correctly.
00:14:11.000We put a lot of effort and work for you guys and lost a lot of sleep these last 72 hours, but it's been well worth it because we've had really in-depth coverage right away, by the way.
00:14:19.000As soon as things are developing, we're giving you real-time updates on the ground on what's happening on the race.
00:14:23.000We're giving y'all analysis right now, but don't worry.
00:14:26.000We're going to go on Twitter Spaces and cover this shit in detail too.
00:14:33.000But yeah, let's get back to this and start cooking.
00:14:35.000Anticipated this scenario, but it does nothing to improve its position.
00:14:39.000I believe Iran is now relying solely on drones for airspace patrol after likely losing most or all of its radars, probably on the first day of the conflict.
00:14:48.000Although it still has an Air Force without functioning radars, its fighters can do that.
00:14:53.000Just so you guys know, Iran's Air Force, they had like a bunch of fucking like, you know, crappy, you know, old fighter jets from the 1970s during the Shah era and like some, you know, crappy Russian fighter jets.
00:15:35.000Israel can operate heavier bombers, inflicting greater damage on Iranian bases, penetrating tunnels that aren't that deep and destroying some of them.
00:15:44.000With established air superiority, we can expect far more intense bombing campaigns against Iran.
00:15:50.000Even so, Tehran continues to launch attacks on U.S. bases in the region.
00:15:55.000Okay, now I bet you're probably thinking, damn, Iran is screwed.
00:16:50.000Given that the U.S. is the world's most powerful nation, yeah, it's also important that you guys understand most of Iran's missile launchers are in the are in the West.
00:17:02.000So let me show you guys what I'm talking about.
00:17:05.000So if you go up to you go to a map of Iran, right?
00:18:20.000And just to reiterate for the fresh and fit crowd, maybe some of you guys aren't aware, some of these launchers, they're highly capability, they're highly capable ones, or their missiles rather, that come from launchers can reach Israel in a matter of 10 to 15 minutes.
00:18:30.000Some of them reported at seven minutes.
00:18:35.000And for some general context, the interceptor missiles that we supply to Israel and that we spend money on are far more expensive than that of what Iran is using to attack us in the Middle East and in Israel.
00:18:45.000So it's kind of a war on attrition in the aspect that it costs way more money for us to defend ourselves.
00:18:49.000And it's still effective lists are rendered invalid because of the fact that we still can't stop all of the missiles despite how much money we put because of the speed of these missiles and the military capabilities that Iran has been working on since Operation Midnight Hammer and arming up their most effective missiles.
00:19:03.000That operation and the 12-day war prior gave them a lot of context to kind of test their weapons and see which ones work, which ones penetrate these systems they're already familiar with and which ones don't.
00:19:14.000So now they can actually draw out the chessboard a lot more accurately and decide which ones to launch first, which ones to use as subversions, and then which ones they actually want to hit home base or actually strike on the ground and damage infrastructure, which is what have they that they've pretty much been doing effectively, as we've seen not only in Tel Aviv, but Jerusalem and other provinces like Haifa have been getting hit really hard despite military advances to try and defend the airspace.
00:20:30.000Maybe four or five minutes later, we got a report that Iran had launched some missiles.
00:20:34.000And then literally, maybe four or five minutes later, maybe seven minutes later, we got a report that missiles actually hit the ground in Israel.
00:20:40.000So these missiles are as fast as they claim to be.
00:20:42.000And you can see that real time if you go into these telegram channels that are local to these nations in which people are reporting what they're seeing, or these military officials are sending out messages.
00:20:50.000You can see the real-time updates and how fast these missiles legitimately are, which again are just too fast for all of our interceptor programs, regardless of the fact we do have some that are very expensive.
00:21:01.000But Iran has cluster ballistic missiles, so they can send out several at the same time, and we can only stop so many.
00:21:08.000And we have videos of that too, so you can see what that looks like.
00:21:10.000And I'm sure a lot of the guys are familiar, so I apologize if it's repetitive.
00:21:12.000But no, no, no, because I haven't shown Israel getting hit yet.
00:23:00.000Architects, most powerful air force, it is completely predictable that they would establish air superiority over Iran.
00:23:07.000And the reality is that over some time, they could also establish air dominance.
00:23:11.000Unfortunately for Iran, this means that they are going to take a lot of damage: damage to bases, launchers, ports, infrastructure, and importantly, innocent civil.
00:23:23.000We got like 10,000 of you guys watching, by the way.
00:23:26.000Do me a favor, like the video if you're watching, okay?
00:24:19.000And you saw how badly the IDF and other supporting forces in the air and on the ground struggled with Hamas because of their ability to coagulate underground scheme, come up for a second like fucking mushrooms, bomb a tank, and then jump back underground.
00:24:31.000And they did not have the most complicated missile structure or rather tunnel structure in the region.
00:24:36.000So Hamas is just a small branch of what Iran actually is.
00:24:40.000So of course they stole the tactic from their home country that funds them via proxy.
00:24:44.000But Iran is like the CEO of tunnels underground when it comes to military support, military weapons, military construction.
00:24:56.000So they're effectively the kings of this tunnel warfare, tunnel hiding, and they do it better than anybody else probably in the world, besides maybe mainstream or world power countries like China and Russia.
00:25:07.000And so that's another thing that's going to be really difficult.
00:25:09.000This is not Hamas where they're in these like tiny shithole rat tunnels similar to that of Vietnam.
00:25:14.000These are like legitimate cities that have structure, infrastructure, who knows, maybe even damn stores down there.
00:25:22.000And so that's another thing that's really difficult.
00:25:24.000This also introduces or hires the likelihood of a ground invasion if we want to actually penetrate these underground bases and destroy the infrastructure that's destroying.
00:25:33.000Because even if they identify it, like you're not going to be able to like really get in there and blow it all up.
00:25:44.000And so there's a likelihood we might have to deploy boots on ground to really penetrate whether it's the Kurds or it's American forces and actually destroy these missile carriers if we can even find them.
00:25:55.000The B1 bomber cannot penetrate these sites.
00:25:58.000The B2 can, but it's expensive and they don't have an unlimited amount of bunker busters.
00:26:03.000Yeah, and they only have a finite amount and lose a lot of them on Ford.
00:26:07.000It took them like, do you guys know that those bombs that they made that they use on Ford, they had them since they were building them since 2009, bro?
00:26:23.000So the U.S. and Israel have been trying to focus on the tunnel entrances and exits for the underground facilities to prevent the missile launchers from exiting them for a mission.
00:26:32.000But they don't know how large these sites are and therefore how many entrances or exits they may have.
00:26:38.000And crucially, they are already running low on munitions.
00:26:42.000Yeah, like Qatar, Bahrain, UAE, all these guys have like less than a week of interceptor missiles left.
00:26:50.000Experts told Ajazita that interceptor missiles could become critically scarce during an extended conflict.
00:26:56.000A Wall Street Journal report earlier said, And that's exactly what Iran wants.
00:27:16.000U.S. reserves have already been strained by military aid to Israel and Ukraine.
00:27:20.000During last year's war with Iran, the U.S. used 25% of its that interceptors firing about 150 missiles and reportedly ran out of ship-borne interceptors.
00:27:31.000Advanced precision weapons, including joint direct attack munitions, otherwise known as JDAMs, may also face shortages.
00:27:38.000Experts noted these systems were designed for short, intense conflicts rather than sustained rocket barrages.
00:27:45.000U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Iran's missile production far exceeds interceptor manufacturing capacity, stating Iran produces more than 100 missiles monthly compared with only six or seven interceptors built each month.
00:28:50.000And a lot of journalists actually pressed him on this in his second briefing today and said, yesterday, it seems like you admitted that we went to war for Israel.
00:28:56.000And now he's having a hard time cleaning up his problematic statement.
00:28:59.000And I'm sure Trump is up his ass saying, what the fuck did you just say?
00:29:34.000Interceptors are also declining due to slow manufacturing operations against Yemen's Houthi militants and earlier confrontations with Iran.
00:29:42.000Okay, so they're running low, and this is a gargantuan mission.
00:29:45.000It is incredibly expensive just to move all of these assets like tankers, bombers, aircraft carriers, frigates, destroyers, refuelers, cargo missiles, bombs, the soldiers, their food, their medicine, the air defense systems, and these radars.
00:29:58.000But they aren't just moving them, they're using them, and they're quickly burning through their stockpiles.
00:30:03.000You have to remember, Iran is not the narrow Gaza Strip.
00:30:19.000Has the ability to wreck havoc, but it is an exhausting endeavor.
00:30:23.000So, unfortunately, Iran just has to eat hits to their cities and their people while countering with hits of their own to U.S. bases, the Gulf, Israel, and ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
00:30:34.000Iran completely designed its war strategy over the last 45 years to fight this exact kind of war.
00:30:40.000This is why Ali Lajiani tweeted out no negotiations, and Iran, unlike the U.S., is prepared for a long war.
00:30:48.000And in a conversation with state TV, he said, And the reason why they're prepared for a long war, guys, is because it's cost them significantly less to wage the war.
00:30:56.000Guys, this is this is a very expensive conflict for the United States.
00:31:00.000Remember, guys, these naval assets that are out there cost like $10 million a day to keep that armada out there.
00:31:05.000Okay, you got another armada that's out there that they've been out longer than they're supposed to.
00:31:11.000They should have been home months ago.
00:31:28.000So, imagine you got crazy Shia militants knocking on your fucking doorstep of your ship with fast ballistic missiles, and you're just stressed, worrying every day whether you're going to die for Israel.
00:31:38.000And at the same time, you got to take a shit and the bathroom's clogged, bro.
00:31:40.000It's like just a really demoralized, and it's it is like you know, there's a comedic aspect to it.
00:31:45.000And these young guys are blood pilled on this Israel shit, too.
00:32:05.000Throughout its history, the Iranian nation has faced worse events than this.
00:32:10.000The Mongols devastated all of Iran, yet the Iranian people stood against them.
00:32:15.000This incident is extremely bitter, and the passing of such a great figure has wounded all of our hearts.
00:32:21.000But the late Imam Ayatollah Khomeini said that such martyrdoms make the people more steadfast.
00:32:26.000You need to understand that the Islamic revolution, which formed the current state of Iran, was a now going to get a little bit into the Religious aspect, which is good because you can give commentary on this as well.
00:33:12.000That was the same rave or whatever they were doing.
00:33:15.000is what they do yeah so the people of iran are pretty much yeah these guys aren't arabs bro They're on some different type of time, and they're they're um, they speak Farsi chat, fierce, and they're psychotic.
00:33:34.000I can't remember for the 12-day war last summer, this woman who was bombed during a media broadcast.
00:33:39.000She literally did not care and was right.
00:33:43.000Oh, yeah, this is crazy That was from the 12-day war I remember this.
00:33:56.000Oh, let me, because I know a lot of people are listening, so let me um translate what she's saying.
00:34:02.000Okay, being with us, what you are witnessing is the Zionist regime's aggression against the territory of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the region.
00:35:23.000I'm Sunni, and there's very, very large, striking differences between the two sects.
00:35:27.000But one thing I can acknowledge is these people do have martyrdom culture, not only culturally integrated, it's religiously integrated into their ideology.
00:35:36.000So for them, death via martyrdom, death by a terrorist regime or an aggressing regime strike or a missile strike or anything like that is heaven for them.
00:35:54.000But what I will say is this being publicized online shows you that these people are highly resilient.
00:36:00.000And this can also deter or really push away.
00:36:02.000I mean, could you imagine a demoralized ground troop backed by the United States or the United States troops themselves fighting these people?
00:36:09.000And they're defending their home turf.
00:36:11.000This is what happened with the Pashtuns in Afghanistan.
00:36:13.000This is what happens with the Iraqis in Iraq.
00:36:31.000And not only that, like, this is a woman, bro.
00:36:33.000Like, these people, this is like the different type of timing, you know, and she's over here saying, like, yeah, we don't care, blah, blah, blah.
00:37:09.000So if you're going to fight your enemy, you must understand how your enemy thinks and you must understand what your enemy is willing to do and what they're not willing to do.
00:37:17.000And you must also understand like how afraid is your enemy of dying.
00:38:11.000He decentralized the entire military response so that if he dies, it would set off the dead hand effect that the Russians had for decades that was classified where the dead hand guys or the dead man's hand, the dead man's switch, whatever you want to call it, has many different names.
00:38:27.000But it was a classified strategy by the Soviets for a very long time.
00:38:31.000Where if we ever bombed Moscow and killed their leadership, all their nukes would launch.
00:38:35.000They already had the retaliation set up and it could not be stopped.
00:38:43.000They made the same exact thing, but they made it with their ballistic missile program.
00:38:48.000That is why, when they killed him and they blew up the entire government structure, even though the top 550 brass were all dead, how did they retaliate so quickly?
00:38:58.000I'll tell you how they retaliated so quickly because they already had it ready to go.
00:39:11.000All the people have the same exact ideology.
00:39:14.000And you might argue for the secular Persians, but let me introduce this statement here or this argument.
00:39:19.000Trump had thought prior to striking in joint with the United States or rather with Israel that there would be some sort of catastrophic effect across the country where if we eliminate Ayatollah Khomeini, there will be this civil uprising of the secular Persians and they'll take to the streets and they'll overthrow the government and they'll have this successful campaign and they will quote, as Trump said, take their country back.
00:39:58.000You should care because that will determine how they respond to your attacks, whether they fight harder or they back off.
00:40:04.000In the case of Ayatollah, killing him, obviously, as I showed on previous streams, where people took to the streets in the tens of thousands and protested the fact that he died, screaming, we will live through Ayatollah, death to America, Shias forever, all these crazy Shia-chanted themes.
00:40:17.000Patrick Shinbet David was wrong as fuck.
00:40:20.000Yeah, Patrick Bet David swearing that Iranians would have this uprising and be so happy and the secularists would take their country back.
00:40:26.000Yeah, how are you going to do that against 200,000 IRGC members that are armed?
00:40:30.000That's what the estimates report, as well as the fact that most of these people in the country, at least in servant provinces, many in Tehran, are relatively opposed to the United States and Israel.
00:40:41.000They look at them as this joint entity.
00:40:42.000They look at them as they're like shaitan for a matter or the devil.
00:40:46.000And so maybe they don't like the Ayatollah regime that much, but they definitely have a vested interest more so in the fact, or at least the scale weighs heavier in the idea of decapitating or destroying Israel, more so than they want their own regime to be destroyed.
00:41:00.000This regime and the people of Iran, the whole province, have been ostracized from the world.
00:41:05.000They are considered a rogue nation similar to that of North Korea.
00:41:08.000And we imposed sanctions on them, which destroyed their fucking economy.
00:41:12.000Remember, Iran is well aware of the fact that, yeah, the Ayatollah regime may be a little bit incompetent.
00:41:17.000And so they're not the best at doing trade amongst the world and normalizing relations.
00:41:21.000But the biggest aspect is that the entirety of Europe and the United States had imposed sanctions on Iran via Trump's command from his Zionist pushing lobbyists.
00:41:30.000And so that hurt their economy, which made their way of life so much more difficult.
00:41:35.000So do you think Persians, by the way, some of the smartest people are going to be dumb enough to believe in the idea that, oh, well, you know, the United States took out our leader.
00:41:44.000And so we're going to, no, they understand that the United States and Israel are the direct reason and implication as to why their lives are so terrible, why way of living is harsh there.
00:41:52.000And the whole region has been ostracized, not only the Americans and the Israelis, but the neighboring Muslim countries, the Gulf countries, also oppose them heavily.
00:42:00.000Mohammed bin Salman, the crown prince of Saudi Arabia, met with Trump a couple months ago and had told Trump, hey, I want you, or rather, he was having phone conversations.
00:42:07.000This just came out of Washington two days ago, which I'm sure he wasn't a fan of.
00:42:10.000Just came out that he was telling Trump, I want you to strike Iran.
00:42:26.000And he had showed face to the media that he wants the region to be peaceful and he doesn't want any war.
00:42:31.000But he was calling up the White House at 2 or 3 a.m. telling Trump, hey, you got to bomb these motherfuckers.
00:42:35.000And that's because they see them as a threat as well.
00:42:38.000This is what the axis of resistance was created for so they can exist without understanding or without the implication that Israel can take them out easily.
00:42:45.000That's why Israel has struggled to remove Iranian regime from power for so many years.
00:42:51.000It was pretty easy in Syria, Afghanistan, all these other countries.
00:42:54.000But Iran is the last and final boss because they've armed themselves up with their proxy groups, with the eventual nukes they could gain if this goes on, but probably not, as well as the fact of their missiles to ensure that if these countries attack them, like you said, it's mutually assured destruction and it's in a war of attrition where it doesn't make sense for the other country to get involved, especially the United States.
00:43:12.000So that's like to break down when we say asymmetrical, that's why it's asymmetrical.
00:43:17.000And the culture has a big, big part to play in that.
00:43:23.000And again, I said this before, I'll say it again.
00:43:25.000The barrier to win the war for the United States is significantly higher than that of Iran.
00:43:30.000The United States needs to get in there, effective regime change, because air power ain't going to get you the fucking W that you want, my friend.
00:44:20.000The only arguable instance you can bring up is that of Syria in December of 2024 with Ahmed al Shara, but that was very controlled and Turkey was on board as well.
00:44:29.000But we didn't bomb the country in a bit.
00:44:32.000That was years upon years, like a decade plus of calculation.
00:44:36.000Civil wars, problems, and then the Russians couldn't come in.
00:44:39.000If he had the Russians like he's always had, Shora would have got cooked.
00:44:44.000They would have just airstrucked them to death.
00:44:47.000And Bashar al-Essed, by the way, had left Damascus, the capital of Syria, when he knew that he was going to be overthrown before the opposing military could even enter the province because he knew the United States was supporting the group of Ahmed al Shara, the current president of Syria for several years.
00:45:03.000I'm going to talk for you real quick while you go ahead.
00:45:06.000Yeah, and I'm giving this example to you guys so you can understand the situation in Iran a little bit and understand why regime change is ineffective, except in this exception.
00:45:13.000So this is the current president of Syria.
00:45:15.000He armed or he was the leader of a group called Hayat Tahid Hashem, which was rebranded several times, but it's a former branch of al-Qaeda.
00:45:22.000And he was a terrorist at one point in time.
00:45:24.000He probably still has those ideologies, but he covers it to this day.
00:45:27.000And so he was effectively and strategically backed by the United States for several years.
00:45:34.000How many air campaigns were done under the Obama administration, the Trump administration, to rid the province of Islamic terrorism?
00:45:40.000Yet they casually missed this guy who had some of the strongest groups at times, like the Hayat Tahiri Hashem before that, Jabet something.
00:45:46.000And then before that, it was the Al-Nusra front because he was backed by the United States the whole time as an asset to eventually oppose the Bashar regime that was never aligned with Israel.
00:45:55.000In this case, yeah, regime change can work.
00:45:58.000Do you want to know what that took, though?
00:45:59.000That took 20 years of Syrian destabilization, Russian air power, destroyed families, destroyed homes, destroyed infrastructure, an unstable government.
00:46:09.000A currency that was so inflated, it took wads this lard of cash to buy a fucking car or buy something that was relatively inexpensive.
00:46:18.000And so this, although it was successful, it took so many years of destabilization.
00:46:23.000By the way, that creates a hotbed for terrorism and power vacuums.
00:46:26.000And that's how ISIS and other crazy terrorist groups or regimes were created.
00:46:30.000So this is something that can effectively happen in Iran.
00:46:32.000I think this could be a parallel to what is going to come in Iran.
00:46:35.000Just look at Syria the last 10 or 15 years.
00:46:38.000The domino effect we're seeing and the steps we're taking are very similar.
00:46:42.000Yeah, and uh, the big thing also is that, um, he's lucky that they didn't have Russian air power.
00:46:47.000Putin would have bombed them to hell because Putin was pro uh Bashal Assad because they had.
00:46:53.000Um, and the reason why, chat, is because, um, the Russians, if you look at the country of Syria, right?
00:47:05.000Um, this right here, Tor Tuz, this was a very uh important strategic location for the Russians where they had a uh a naval base, if I'm not mistaken.
00:47:14.000Um, yes, so for a very long time, Putin would support uh Bashal Assad and protect him from all these different sectarian groups that would try to take him out of power.
00:47:22.000Now, and Syria was segmented, there was like the Kurds in the north, there was like uh al-Qaeda, um, ISIS, it was it was a sectarian military regime nightmare.
00:47:33.000It was a bunch of rogue militias fighting one another, backed by some sort of country, Iran involved as well.
00:47:40.000And Russia had taken the opportunity to back this guy because Russia has been obsessed with influence in the Middle East ever since the 70s.
00:47:46.000And so, any opportunity Russia sees for a little bit of an opening in terms of a power vacuum, they jump right on it, and that just causes more destabilization, more innocent deaths, more unnecessary violence for years and years to come.
00:47:57.000And another reason why they backed Bashal Assad is because Bashal Assad backed was backed by Iran and who was an ally.
00:48:03.000So, it worked out for everybody, right?
00:48:05.000Um, but Russia's biggest problem is that they couldn't get the Russian air power that they did back in 2015 to support because Russia was in the middle of their conflict with obviously, you know, Ukraine, right?
00:48:16.000So, you know, they're over here battling, you know, for eastern Ukraine.
00:48:20.000They couldn't get the air power down to the Middle East to support Syria when, obviously, when Ahmed Al-Shar took over, and the first thing he did when he took over is he kicked the IRGC out.
00:48:31.000And Hezbollah was bleeding because they had just done their ceasefire or just completed their conflict with Israel.
00:48:37.000The Pedra attack, Hassan Asra was gone.
00:48:40.000So, so he came and they couldn't re-rearm Hezbollah.
00:48:45.000So, boom, Ahmed Al-Shar just came in at a perfect time.
00:48:48.000Another thing that's a good point, and another thing that reminds me actually from what you just said, Ahmed Al Shara, or formerly known as Muhammad Jolani, this guy that we just showed on Wikipedia, he is a hardline Senafi.
00:48:59.000And so, in Orthodox Salafism, which is a sect of Islam or more of like of a creed of Islam, rather, they believe that the Shias are sworn enemies to them.
00:49:08.000And so, it's very advantageous or beneficial to have this uprising, strong rogue military.
00:49:13.000Yeah, that's his old picture for some context.
00:49:16.000But for U.S.-Israeli interests, it's very beneficial to have a strong Salafi, theocracy, hardline Sunni Muslim who is led by somebody like Ahmad al-Shara because he opposes Iranian regimes, the IRGC, and Shia Islam vehemently.
00:49:32.000It's beneficial because not only is this guy going to potentially serve Western interests, which he has, he's been in Washington.
00:49:38.000Who knows what he's been dabbling with in regards?
00:49:41.000Yeah, who knows what he's been dabbling with in regards to Israel?
00:49:44.000But you get the double whammy that he hates Iran.
00:49:47.000So it's perfectly beneficial for Western powers, being that of Israel and the United States, to have a guy like that on their neighboring border in control.
00:49:57.000There's not many Sunni Muslims in Iran.
00:49:59.000And if there is, they're not going to charge up a hardline group like he did with Hayat Tahir Hashem, which was al-Qaeda, that managed suicide bombings around the world.
00:50:07.000These guys were powerful, whether they were evil or not.
00:50:09.000They had tons of influence within their terroristic ideology.
00:50:12.000That doesn't exist in any sort of hotbed of terrorism or any pocket of power vacuum in Iran.
00:50:17.000So not only will we cause the same issue and destabilization in Syria that we will do in Iran, but we won't even have this Salafi Orthodox group that hates Persian Islam or hates Shia Islam rather to take an uprising and serve Western interests.
00:50:41.000Many of them are Sunni, but they exist in provinces that are way outside of Iran and they're already getting drone striked as we speak right now.
00:50:47.000So the IRGC is ready for their attack.
00:50:49.000So what I'm trying to say here is once this is all destabilized and the IRGC is split apart, which will likely happen after maybe weeks, months, years.
00:50:56.000Who knows how long it will take, it's going to be even more difficult for the United States to do what Obama and Clinton did and back somebody secretly in the region to eventually take power like this guy did because he's been backed by Obama and the United States and the CIA for probably over a decade prior to him taking power.
00:52:34.000And now, with the murder of their crazy supreme leader, the Ayatollah, they are all ready to endure this long, arduous battle in the name of sovereignty, martyrdom, and thousands of years of Persian civilization.
00:54:02.000That's why the Democrats exited today's Iran war briefing, panicking about how Trump has no clear-cut plan and that Americans were likely going to.
00:54:15.000They told us in that room that there are going to be more Americans that are going to die, that they are not in the short run going to be able to stop these drones that are going to continue to fly into the Middle East.
00:54:24.000We have to have a debate in the United States Senate on an authorization of military force.
00:56:06.000Even if these guys are pro-Israel and Israel or AIPAC money is all in their pockets, you know, these guys just say the right thing, string the right statements along, and they can get very far, especially in 2028 as well.
00:56:15.000Because you already know some Democrats are automatically going to be like, yo, Trump's like, you know, Thomas Massey is Republican, but he's anti-war.
00:57:04.000And despite the fact that they are correct, whether you like it or not, always remember that they're using this for political favorability.
00:57:13.000Even if the war wasn't going bad or it actually was serving U.S. interests or whatever it is, they would still oppose it for political favorability if they saw that the United States population or populace was not a fan of it.
00:57:23.000But they actually happen to be right, whether it's accidental or intentional.
00:57:27.000Like I said, I tweeted this yesterday or a couple of days ago.
00:57:29.000Expect Democrats to weaponize this war against the GOP and expect it to work.
00:58:56.000Like, every time I agree with, like, you know, raging Democrats like her or Harsan Piker, I want to punch myself in the face, but they're right on this topic, bro.
00:59:04.000I hate to, like, they're right on this.
00:59:08.000Libertarians or Democrats are increasingly becoming, they're increasingly becoming more accurate, more coherent, more aware, and more educated on the foreign policy issue.
00:59:18.000And they're weaponizing this against the right.
00:59:20.000And right-wing talking voices that have big platforms are not opening their mouths on this.
00:59:24.000Obviously, the canceled ones like Nick are on the money, but the ones that are actually in Congress, the ones that have power, the ones that work for these big tanks like Daily Wire and these other big conservative talking tanks, they don't mention this.
01:01:30.000And I will say, just a little bit off topic, yo, I've been setting this streaming up for, or the streaming setup rather for about a month, and it's very involved.
01:01:40.000Like, you guys think it's just ABC plug-in one, two, three.
01:01:43.000is not plug and play having a streaming setup is complicated there's so much that goes into it Now that I watch streamers, as in regards to before, and now when I watch them, there's a whole 180.
01:01:54.000Like, I actually appreciate the quality of the show.
01:01:56.000The lights, the monitors, running the streaming platform.
01:01:59.000It's like, you know, I'm not trying to bandage the fact that you just dropped, but dude, it's like, it's actually very hard.
01:02:33.000These niggas were not going to attack us.
01:02:35.000I just want to say, I am more fearful than ever after this briefing that we may be putting boots on the ground and that troops from the United States may be necessary to accomplish objectives that the administration seems to have.
01:02:57.000Well, Iran is likely going to suffer a lot.
01:03:00.000The U.S. is spending everything they have at them.
01:03:04.000Even if Iran delivers a strategic defeat of the U.S., Israel will still benefit because their entire objective is to weaken Iran so that they can reign supreme.
01:03:14.000But that doesn't mean that this is going to be easy.
01:03:16.000Iran is basically in a fight for its survival.
01:03:21.000The U.S. launched this war to take Iran down on Israel's behalf.
01:03:25.000But Iran is going to do its best to take down the U.S. with them.
01:03:28.000And the truth is, that could potentially happen because the U.S. has just opened a prolonged battle where Iran will simply not stop attacking the Gulf countries or the Strait of Hormuz.
01:03:38.000There can be no negotiated settlement to this issue at this point.
01:04:35.000Rykin says, Riyadh, I'm hopping in and out of lives because I'm trying to save these for my truck driving sessions, but y'all speaking the truth.
01:04:41.000Hey, bro, I appreciate the support, man.
01:04:56.000Ahem says, Salam, I would love to see you and Myron make lectures about the history of geopolitics in the Middle East and how everything developed in the region.
01:05:02.000Yeah, that's definitely going to happen at some point.
01:05:04.000It's a very involved episode, but that segment will happen.
01:05:07.000T-Fress 7076 says, You're a perfect draft age, bro.
01:05:24.000You have to not give a fuck about sleep.
01:05:25.000That's like not spoken about enough, but if you want to stop your nine to five, if you want to find something that makes you money on the side, bro.
01:05:31.000That's what I had to do to transition.
01:05:32.000No, I said that's what I did in my transition from having a regular job.
01:07:45.000I was reading a lot while you were being attacked by Massage, so I'm all done.
01:07:48.000OSS, guys, come on over to, I'm going to do something special for you guys tomorrow anyway.
01:07:51.000I had something planned for OSS special tomorrow.
01:07:54.000We're going to watch a good chunk of The Greatest Story Never Told tomorrow because it's going to be my last day for like a bit because I'm going to go over to I'm going to be over going to what's it called?
01:09:34.000We're coming on the air, taking you straight to the Oval Office.
01:09:36.000President Trump meeting with the German Chancellor, the first world leader to meet face to face with Trump since the attacks on Iran, a war that's showing no signs of ending anytime soon.
01:09:46.000You know what, bro, just end your screen share so I can do the three view.
01:10:34.000And that is coming along, as you see, very well.
01:10:38.000They have no navy, it's been knocked out, they have no air force, it's been knocked out, they have no air detection that's been knocked out, their radar has been knocked out, and uh, just about everything's been knocked out.
01:11:25.000Thank you, Mr. President, for having me here in this Oval Office for the third time now.
01:11:31.000Yeah, really happy to let me raise the audio a little bit for you guys.
01:11:37.000I have the opportunity to speak with you and be good already.
01:11:39.000Yeah, it's good for me, but like, why the White House audio is always garbage, man.
01:11:42.000These niggas always like fucking whoever.
01:11:45.000Well, Trump's got the A1 audio, and this dumbass nigga's got some shitty audio.
01:11:48.000So, these challenging times, we are on the same page in terms of getting this terrible regime into Iran.
01:11:59.000By the way, guys, this is one of the only people in Europe that has been as vocal to support the United States and the West in their endeavors.
01:12:05.000Everybody else has been a little bit more neutral.
01:12:08.000If they do acknowledge it, they say, Yeah, the U.S. has got to do what they got to do, but they're not about to go meet Trump in Washington and do the whole glaze fest.
01:17:49.000For context, first of all, why does he look particularly orange, like more orange than usual?
01:17:53.000Somebody really fucked up a spray tan in his makeup today.
01:17:56.000But regardless, what he's doing right now, and he knew this would be the first question, so I'm sure he prepared for this extensively.
01:18:02.000But he's playing damage control for Marco Rubio's royal fuck-up yesterday in which he pretty much inadvertently admitted that Israel brought us to war because of the preemptive aspect.
01:18:12.000And so he responds to that question by saying that Iran was going to strike us first, but that's bullshit because of our brinksmanship.
01:18:17.000We had almost 50% of our military capabilities and assets deployed in the region prior to war.
01:21:08.000Like, it's the only reason we have to get them and destroy them.
01:21:11.000I would say when Marco Rubio said this, first of all, I know he was probably internally panicking when he realized what he said, but I'm sure Trump probably had a word with him.
01:21:49.000We would suffer much higher casualties.
01:21:51.000And so the president made the very wise decision.
01:21:54.000We knew that there was going to be an Israeli action.
01:21:56.000We knew that that would precipitate an attack against American forces.
01:21:59.000And we knew that if we didn't preemptively go after them before they launched those attacks, we would suffer higher casualties and perhaps even higher those killed.
01:22:08.000And then we would all be here answering questions about why we knew that and didn't act.
01:22:14.000For everybody who's watching who is pro-war, thinks that this is beneficial for the United States, what could your possible response on God's Green Earth be to that statement?
01:22:23.000I mean, it doesn't get any more clear than that.
01:22:25.000Go ahead, you can play the Trump video.
01:23:59.000I feel like the only way Trump can recover is if one, he ends Iran war quickly, regime change, two, makes FCNRS three and Ukraine Russia like all the same time.
01:25:01.000We'll finish this or like give all our concluding thoughts on this or whatever else there is left because I'm sure there's some other tough questions.
01:25:07.000And then I just wanted to react to Pete Hegset or Secretary Hegset's video.
01:25:11.000Okay, I actually watched that earlier.
01:25:13.000Give me the stamp that you want on it.
01:25:16.000Okay, I have a Twitter clip here to our steadfast partner, Israel.
01:25:19.000That statement, and as well as him talking about under a week, we run the sky all day long, those statements.
01:27:10.000That is a defeated face if I've ever seen one.
01:27:13.000Yeah, this was at the that's the face of a U.S. president who thought there would be a three to four day quick, seamless regime change like that of the same in Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro.
01:27:23.000And he was truly awakened with the fact that the IRGC is ready for war for weeks.
01:28:13.000We'll have complete control of Iranian skies, uncontested airspace.
01:28:18.000I hope all the folks watching understand what uncontested airspace and complete control means.
01:28:26.000It means we will fly all day, all night, day and night, finding, fixing, and finishing the missiles and defense industrial base of the Iranian military, finding and fixing their leaders and their military leaders.
01:28:42.000So as we said previously earlier, and I don't want to repeat myself too much, but I know we have a little bit of a newer audience later into the night, especially with Fresh and Fit being live.
01:28:51.000Again, these missile launchers, these missile carriers, and all of them in total are largely underground, fortified under bunkers in remote areas, and on top of that, mobile.
01:29:06.000We're already scanning the ground in Iran for where these missiles are coming out of.
01:29:09.000And we're not able to accurately and accurately and precisely pinpoint every single one that's causing destruction to the region and Israel thus far.
01:29:18.000And best believe, Iran has extras where every single one is getting destroyed that comes from.
01:29:23.000So, I mean, you know, he's trying to play the whole like, we're winning, we're on top, but again, the whole air control doesn't seem to work.
01:29:31.000This is going to introduce his next statement.
01:29:33.000I think he's going to mention boots on ground here in a moment.
01:29:35.000Over Tehran, flying over Iran, flying over their capital, flying over the IRGC.
01:29:42.000Iranian leaders looking up and seeing only U.S. and Israeli They don't need those leaders and half of them are dead anyways.
01:29:56.000Every minute of a lot of this air superiority are jets that don't have the capability of launching or dropping these buster or bunker busting bombs, whatever you call them.
01:30:12.000And so the only one I believe that's capable of that is the B-2.
01:30:15.000And that's largely expensive to deploy and actually drop bombs.
01:30:52.000Our warfighters have maximum authorities granted personally by the president and yours.
01:30:57.000Yeah, so he doesn't mention boots on ground here, but I think you brought it up earlier.
01:31:02.000But what was the other thing that we were going to go over?
01:31:05.000Oh, so this is something that came out earlier.
01:31:07.000I mean, so this reads breaking the headquarters of the Iranian Kurdish opposition group Kamala has been directly struck by multiple drones.
01:31:16.000Guys, keep in mind the United States and Israel.
01:31:19.000Yeah, the United States and Israel has been flirting with the idea of mobilizing these Kurdish forces to eventually oppose the IRGC, which is, by the way, a direct implication or indirect implication, regardless, still stands true, that we do plan on entering some boots on ground style of warfare.
01:31:37.000Like I said, they've been a step ahead with the protests.
01:31:39.000They were a step ahead with the missiles.
01:31:41.000They attacked the Gulf countries, pitted them against us, and now they're a step ahead with these Kurdish forces.
01:31:45.000And I don't even know if they've actually launched.
01:31:47.000I've seen conflicting reports where they are actually starting to materialize and launch in the region.
01:31:52.000But I'm seeing other reports saying that they haven't started.
01:31:54.000And the leader of the Kurdish forces has stated several times officially on Twitter and other sources and mainstream media news outlets that they have not mobilized yet.
01:32:03.000But regardless, Iran is ready and they're fixing the problem and nipping it in the butt before it even materializes and come into fruition.
01:32:24.000So guys, imagine how demoralizing this is for the Kurds, by the way.
01:32:27.000I mean, these people have been in diaspora.
01:32:29.000They're the largest ethnic group in the world without an actual country and borders.
01:32:33.000They've been trying to fight for their own borders, for their own law, for their own sovereignty for several years.
01:32:38.000The United States and Israel uses them how they please for opposition campaigns and to launch coup d'etats and to do regime change and to violate protesters and kill people.
01:32:47.000And this is what they get in return: big fat bombs with no U.S. support or defense because United States support and defense is stretched thin across the entire region, primarily that of being Israel.
01:33:05.000I have no idea what that nigga is saying, but I'm sure he's distressed.
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01:36:41.000And if we didn't terminate the worst deal, one of the worst deals ever made, the Obama nuclear deal, I call it the Obama.
01:36:48.000The deal that guaranteed safety in the Middle East, the deal that guaranteed an even power structure that guaranteed United States control and autonomy over the Middle East, and a deal that guaranteed Israel cannot expand their borders illegally.
01:37:02.000A nuclear deal where he gave a nuclear bomb.
01:37:04.000And they would never have a nuclear bomb.
01:37:06.000And they would never have a nuke and a deal that guaranteed their economy would thrive because we would lift sanctions, which would make the civilian population more satisfied with the current regime.
01:38:09.000And by the way, if you don't believe Trump or, you know, the GOP's position, or you don't believe us opposing Trump, rather, I should say, sorry.
01:38:16.000Well, then take a look at the countries that were listed or agreed to the JCPOA.
01:38:20.000It was China, France, Russia, United Kingdom, United States, Germany, along with the EU.
01:38:25.000So you've got a bunch of other European countries in there as well.
01:38:29.000The whole world, the international community was on board for this.
01:38:32.000So again, tell me how that was going to bolster their terroristic regime and their ideology to take control of the region if every other country was like, oh, wait, this is a great fucking idea.
01:38:41.000I'll tell you why Trump is framing it as a bad idea because it would have destroyed Israel's control of the region, at least the way they have a death grip on it now.
01:41:07.000And just on what you mentioned, I just want to welcome Amaran and Riyadh into the space as well.
01:41:13.000But just in terms of what you mentioned, Ryan, what we're seeing is significant bombardment of Tehran over the last two days and actually Iran and Israel.
01:41:24.000From any information you have, has any key assets been hit, such as the missile launch pads or anything like that, or the missile inventory, or is all of it underground?
01:42:28.000Nobody wants mutual destruction on energy.
01:42:31.000But, you know, you do it, we do it type of situation.
01:42:35.000And the Americans and Israelis are now just bombing like civilian centers and things and police stations and a little bit of infrastructure, whatever.
01:42:43.000Oh, you blow up a firehouse, whatever.
01:42:46.000They're not getting what they really want.
01:42:48.000Uh, they can't get under those mountains, which is where the air defense systems are worried, or you know, that's what they're protecting the most.
01:42:54.000They can't get at their ballistic missiles, they can't stop them from manufacturing drones, they can't get their launch sites.
01:43:58.000I mean, they come in, they have the eye in the sky because of the Chinese, so they see the Americans come in, they let go back in the hole.
01:44:05.000Hey, Ryan, to back you up, we have military experience there, Joel.
01:44:10.000That guy, hey, Joel, uh, is it okay if Joel tells Ryan back?
01:44:15.000Ryan, you kept talking about the we don't have the air superiority, and you got a lot of pushback, Ryan.
01:44:28.000Just to go back with what Ryan's been saying.
01:44:31.000Um, so how these bombers conduct their mission because we do not have air superiority.
01:44:37.000Um, so when our bombers come in, normally what would happen if we did have air superiority is we'd already have designated target packages, but they don't have it.
01:44:45.000So, what happens is what Ryan's been saying: by the time our bombers go up in the air, the Chinese just go, Hey, bombers in the air, probably coming to this location.
01:44:54.000All they do is just hide is hide that you know, ballistic launcher.
01:44:59.000And then, once that bomber runs out of air or just hits a target that's really not relevant, or one of the decoys, then they see the bomber go back, and then the Chinese go, Hey, they're flying away.
01:45:10.000They come back out, and then they launch more missiles.
01:45:41.000And what I mean by that is just because China is not physically in Iran does not mean they are not doing anything to the United States.
01:45:49.000Now, Beatrice, like I'm 10 years cybersecurity also in the Air Force, there are, I'm telling you right now that when these productions of these missiles, there are reports, I'm not going to say how, I know this, but there are reports and that the production facilities and like all the facilities at like, you know, L3 Harris, you're going to talk about Lockheed, they're getting hacked.
01:46:30.000There's a heck of a lot coming from Iran.
01:46:33.000So just because they're physically not in Iran does not mean they are not helping.
01:46:39.000Like there's electricity outages in these towns.
01:46:44.000I'm only saying this because I used to work and I work in Assak and I have connections with people there that actually are in charge of defending these places.
01:46:54.000But also, I need you guys to understand is I used to work at LT Harris.
01:46:58.000The very people that put these chips in these SAM sites or air ground-to-air missiles.
01:47:06.000Well, the Venezuela attack that happened when we took Maduro.
01:47:13.000A couple of weeks later, no one talks about this.
01:47:16.000You're not going to see this on Fox News for some reason, but there was a TRF and an issued notem that happened in our southern border, the United States.
01:48:06.000I got something because I've been listening in closely to what Ryan and Joel have been saying.
01:48:10.000So, Ryan, I don't know if you're familiar with China gave China gave Iran some very advanced radar, the YLC-8B radar and HQ-9B surface air missile.
01:48:24.000Maybe Joel can answer this too, since he came from the Air Force.
01:48:28.000And obviously, this technology, you know, counteracts stealth technology that F-35s, F-22s, and B-2 bombers use, but they failed into Iran.
01:48:38.000I'm assuming that they probably put a bunch of them around Tehran and they failed.
01:48:42.000But you also mentioned that they probably have these radars in place outside of where they have a lot of the missile depots, right?
01:48:49.000Outside of, because obviously they want to protect their ability to be offensive, right?
01:48:53.000So I don't know how many of these radars they bought.
01:48:56.000I'm assuming they probably got a good amount of them after the six-day war because that was their biggest issue was air defense.
01:49:02.000And I do note, I did notice that during Hegseth's commentary today, he said that they have air superiority, but they don't have air dominance yet.
01:49:10.000So I'm assuming they're probably close to it, if not already having it in Tehran.
01:49:15.000But obviously, we know a lot of the launchers are out there in the mountainous area in western Iran, not necessarily in Tehran.
01:49:22.000So does anybody know as far as like, you know, how these Chinese raiders are faring out?
01:49:26.000Did they put them spare amount more towards the missile launchers to protect them there?
01:49:30.000Did they not really care too much about Tehran because they knew at some point they'd potentially get hit?
01:49:35.000Because it's very clear that the Ayatollah had a, you know, a dead man's hand system kind of going because after he died, within an hour, 90 minutes damn near, they already had missiles going towards Tel Aviv and the military bases.
01:49:48.000So they, you know, they knew that the Israel Israelis and the United States would try to do a decapitation and they just made sure everything was decentralized.
01:49:56.000So even if you decapitate, things are going to happen no matter what.
01:49:59.000Almost similar to the Soviet mutually assured destruction system.
01:50:03.000But yeah, that's what I was going to ask, man, because you did mention before that they have some of their more sophisticated air defense closer to the launchers.
01:51:42.000Even though they have a lot of missiles left and a lot of capabilities, they're going to take their licks when they can and accept some damage.
01:51:50.000And even the IRGC said that from a strategic standpoint, Tehran is not real, Tehran is not really important.
01:51:59.000But I said earlier that Iran has some Y-20s or SU-35s that are ready to be used.
01:52:11.000So if that's how I know they don't have air superiority.
01:52:14.000And when it comes to the Air Force, there's no such thing for you real quick.
01:52:18.000Those radars, because I'm talking about the YLC-8B and then HQ-9B as surface air, which apparently, because they made a big thing about it, like, hey, these counter-American stealth, this is a big deal, et cetera.
01:52:31.000And, you know, in my head, I was like, okay, maybe they don't have as many of them in Tehran.
01:52:34.000Maybe they placed a few of them in Tehran.
01:52:35.000They got destroyed because obviously the United States was like, that was their first thing.
01:52:38.000Was like, we got to get the Ayatollah.
01:52:40.000So maybe they employed some more sophisticated stuff capabilities to get rid of those radars.
01:52:43.000But then in my head, I was like, well, we know that Iran is huge and they want to obviously be able to be offensive.
01:52:50.000Like, you know, they don't care so much about the defensive as they care about the offensive.
01:56:20.000So if there's Reapers and Israelis are using Hermes, those things, those things would go down like nothing because they have no defense against SAMS.
01:56:28.000If you have any kind of air defense, even if it's from like 50 years ago, you can shoot those drones down.
01:56:36.000They have shot some of the drones down.
01:57:00.000And then I know that the Chinese, sorry, the Iranians procured these, you know, literally they procured, you know, counter technology against the U.S.
01:57:09.000And in my head, I'm like, how the fuck did they fail in February 28th and get bombed the fuck out of?
01:57:15.000And in my head, I'm like, either, okay, it's one of two scenarios.
01:57:17.000Either A, they had these Chinese radars and sophisticated equipment set up into Iran and it failed and they just took an L, or B, they didn't put any of that stuff into Iran, or they might have put a limited amount of it into Iran.
01:57:29.000It failed, and then they moved the rest of it over to what Ryan and Joel were saying.
01:57:34.000Like, hey, they might want to go protect their ability to attack because we know their ability to attack is their biggest defense, right?
01:57:40.000Like, we know the Air Force sucks, Navy sucks.
01:57:44.000I mean, it's their Bliss and Missile Program that everyone is terrified of.
01:57:49.000No one gives a fuck about the nuclear program.
01:57:51.000The reason why Israel attacked was because of the blissed missile program.
01:57:54.000The nuclear program is just a lie that our government tells the people, because they're stupid, that this is why we need to attack them because they're going to get nuclear bombs.
01:58:02.000Even though he literally said we destroyed their nuclear program back with Midnight Hammer, now he's saying that they have a nuclear capability, which is comical.
01:58:09.000So that's just a lie that they're telling the American public to make them feel better that they have a nuclear bomb.
01:58:14.000But I'm trying to figure out, like, are they using these Japanese, sorry, these Chinese radars?
01:58:19.000Are they using the surface air missiles?
01:58:21.000Are they using it to protect their ability to attack, which would make more sense, I guess, than protecting Tehran?
01:58:25.000Because we do know that a lot of their launchers aren't necessarily in Tehran.
01:58:29.000That would be fucking strategically retarded to have your launchers in Tehran.
01:58:32.000The U.S. has the ability to jam, right?
01:58:43.000So then instead of continuing to try to do open warfare, the air defense goes into a sort of guerrilla warfare mode where the mobile air defenses hide and they move around and they wait until the United States presents an easy target.
01:58:58.000Then they can ambush that jet and then try to do an ambush attack on it and kill it that way instead of trying to stay on all the time where they're going to get shot constantly.
01:59:10.000And the other thing, too, I want to tell you, Ryan, is the Israelis were able to successfully get an F-35 into Tehran's airspace and they shot down a yak.
01:59:17.000And that was, it was shocking because normally you would need an air fuel re an air fuel retanker to get them there.
01:59:23.000But somehow an Israeli F-35 got there and shot down.
01:59:27.000It was the first ever F-35 kill of a manned aircraft ever.
02:00:37.000And then also the other thing that made it crazy is like they did not, because it was an Israeli jet and they were like, how the fuck did he get there without like without an airfield or retanker?
02:00:46.000That's what everyone was like, what the fuck?
02:00:51.000Yeah, speaking of Iran's ability to keep up their ability to strike, I just posted down on the Jumbatron their reports that they're actually placing decoys on the ground over there.
02:01:19.000And it's kind of funny because they've actually tricked the IDF and us both with thinking that they're blowing up helicopters and everything.
02:01:25.000But yeah, that was the thing, dude, that I was like losing my mind over because when I was doing my analysis before the war, I was like, okay, this is retarded for us to like, you know, because obviously the United States relies, especially in the Middle East, we rely heavily upon air power.
02:01:38.000So I was like, okay, well, these Iranians got these Chinese radars and the surface air missile like in a combat F-22 and the F-35, like the Iranians should be able to at least save them off for a bit, but they just went in overwhelmingly and just destroyed their shit.
02:01:52.000And I don't know if Tehran, if they even had radars there into Iran, I would assume they had to have at least had a few of them there, but the U.S. was able to combat it, man, and destroy it.
02:02:03.000So I can see what Mancos is saying, where it's like, okay, now that they realize that they got destroyed, they're going to have to like turn them on at certain times to combat in the mountains, obviously, to protect their ability to attack because that is Iran's only lifeline at this point.
02:02:19.000You know, it's the Bliss Missile Program.
02:02:20.000So they obviously have to protect that.
02:02:21.000But yeah, like, are they going to be able to destroy all the different factories where they make them?
02:03:43.000A fourth one because the first three they said was friendly fire.
02:03:47.000Yeah, this wasn't the it's it's a different one, and this was over Iran, and the corroboration just came in recently.
02:03:55.000The corroboration showed that the search and rescue teams were sent out from Kuwait to go and pick up the two crew that actually had bailed out of the aircraft.
02:04:53.000And then they said the Irania shot down the F-15.
02:04:56.000And then they try to say, oh, it's propaganda or whatever.
02:04:58.000But yeah, the U.S. Air Force is going to lie about everything when it comes to any type of stealth fighter craft getting shot down.
02:05:04.000Because, dude, I realize the U.S. wants to maintain the monopoly on air superiority and selling fighter jets.
02:05:12.000So it's like any fighter jet getting shot down is like a big fucking L. Like Lockheed Martin, like takes a, you know, we're talking about them losing contracts, stock goes down.
02:05:22.000Like, you know, Russians are watching it with rubbing their hands.
02:05:27.000So they're going to, you know, they're obviously not going to leak or let anything like that get out if a jet gets fucking shot down.
02:05:32.000And then if it gets reverse engineered, that's a nightmare.
02:05:36.000Yeah, this is the whole reason that they need to do the ambush strategy is because you have something like an F-15 Strike Eagle and it's loaded with bombs.
02:05:49.000We're not using just like the F-35s and such, which are harder to detect and shoot down.
02:05:55.000If we're sending in things like F-15s, B-52s, A-10s, then they're going to be vulnerable to air defense if the air defense can ambush them.
02:06:04.000Joel, you were saying that the B-52, because I was watching some stupid ass YouTuber today talking about the B-52s were bombing and all this other shit, which, you know, like I said before, this isn't a matter of bragging that the U.S. can destroy Iran.
02:06:18.000I think the problem here is that, you know, this is asymmetric warfare and the United States has a huge fucking burden here.
02:06:24.000They're going to have to effectuate a regime change, which is going to be extremely difficult to do in a country of 90 million people that is significantly more powerful than Iraq.
02:06:34.000Versus for the Iranians, all they really have to do is hold on and create an enormous amount of economic turmoil, which they've already done in a couple of days.
02:06:41.000So, like, I hate watching these MAGA retards talking about, oh, yeah, we got air superiority.
02:06:53.000And at the end of the day, this serves no strategic benefit.
02:06:55.000So like, I get really annoyed when I see these retards on YouTube talking about, oh, we're blowing Iranians out of the water.
02:07:01.000Like, and there's a couple of these channels that are just like moronic MAGA tards that like, you know, you can tell like just Trump dick suckers.
02:07:07.000So, Joel, for you, you said something earlier about the B-52s that they don't have strike packages.
02:07:13.000Can you elaborate a little bit more on that?
02:07:15.000That they, that, that they're just like bombing randomly or like go into that more depth, please.
02:07:20.000Yeah, so I've mentioned before that even Pete Hegseth and you know, the media, they need to coordinate more because they just the media actually calls out his lies.
02:07:29.000Because if you notice in these reports, they're saying JASMs.
02:07:34.000Like JASMs are the equivalent of a Navy tomahawk.
02:07:36.000You can shoot those things from 700 miles away.
02:07:39.000When you start seeing the terms and acronyms GB used, then we can start having some conversations of the fact that maybe they have some, maybe some air security.
02:07:51.000No, we already know that they're using J Dams because there's been a bunch of pictures of the airfields and the carriers with like stacks of J Dams being loaded onto the planes.
02:08:01.000No, anyway, if there were actually B-52s and B-1s, and I was Andrew and I were talking about this earlier, the frequency of bombings that would be reported in Tehran or in Iran in general would be constant.
02:08:20.000Like, these are because these reports are coming every like, you know, five, six hours that, you know, Tehran gets hit.
02:08:25.000Well, if bombers were actually able to fly over Iranian airspace with free will, we'd be bombing every 30 minutes just because we'd be recycling.
02:08:36.000The problem, though, is that they're coming from a long way away.
02:08:39.000So they don't actually get there that often.
02:08:46.000When it comes to the fact that we're flying from so far away, these strike packages, well, now we have to modify it because, like, again, we said this earlier, China just tells them they have to, you know, they can just, you know, pack up and leave and then just wait for the B-52s to just essentially just run out.
02:09:05.000And like Ryan said earlier, they can't just hover around the airspace.
02:09:10.000Like at that point, they will just be taken out by what Ryan was saying earlier because, you know, the bombers know that they are getting looked at.
02:09:19.000Once they enter that 700 nautical mile range, they know they're getting looked at, but it doesn't mean Iran's going to shoot at them.
02:09:24.000Like they will take these JASM hits all day, but they're not going to, they're not going to get carpet bombed.
02:09:29.000We are nowhere near these carpet bombing, bombing campaigns, as you know, Pete Hex has been saying.
02:09:36.000So, okay, so Joel, because this is very important because obviously, right, you said you work for the Air Force, you understand the terminology and what because I've realized that, like, you know, they've been able to use a lot of like specific terms to kind of fool the American public to justify and rationalize this conflict.
02:09:54.000And, you know, I think, number one, I think they don't have a real plan.
02:10:00.000Number two, they obviously, well, not even we don't think they have, they definitely don't have a real plan because they thought this conflict was going to be done in a few days.
02:10:07.000They thought they were going to get a regime change in a few hours of killing Khomeini and that completely failed.
02:10:12.000They obviously underestimated the resilience of the IRGC.
02:10:15.000And they also obviously underestimated the Iranian people and how they're not, they don't really, you know, they live for this type of shit.
02:10:22.000So I guess what are, from your experience, right, as a guy that, you know, understands how the Air Force works and everything else like this, what are the biggest telltale signs that, number one, we don't have air superiority.
02:10:34.000Two, some of the biggest fibs that they're telling the American public.
02:10:37.000And then number three, what do you foresee as the future in the next couple of days here?
02:12:39.000If they're Tomahawks, these missiles, some of the missiles that they will run out of eventually, and as we know, very soon, they can be launched from hundreds of miles away.
02:12:48.000Like they finished doing the tomahawks in the first 24 hours.
02:14:35.000Joel, I think your main argument is, just to clarify to the audience, which is quite accurate, that they don't have air superiority.
02:14:42.000Like to have air superiority is that you have basically complete autonomy over the air.
02:14:48.000The fact that they're basically bombing from quite far away at the moment demonstrates that.
02:14:53.000And if you were, if it were, the situation was different, you would have a lot of these fighter jets above the air of Iran and they're not able to do so.
02:15:08.000He went into their space, shot somebody, and got the hell out of there.
02:15:11.000Like, I'm trying to still figure out because they're saying, hey, they don't have air superiority, but we have evidence of like F-35s in their airspace over the city of Tehran.
02:15:19.000Unless like they got lucky and they ran out of there after there, like I'm just a little confused here.
02:17:01.000Yeah, the Israelis said that they use, so they have a specialized weapon when they did all the stuff that killed the Ayatollah and all that.
02:17:08.000They use a air-launched ballistic missile where the aircraft flies at a high altitude and it pitches up and then it fires the missile so that gives it a lot more range.
02:17:18.000So it actually arcs ballistically and then comes down like a guided bomb.
02:17:27.000All of their aircraft, they don't need stealth aircraft for that because they fire it from far away.
02:17:33.000Get you the name of the actual missile where they fire, like over Iraq.
02:17:39.000So so okay, so they shot it from Iraq like it was a ballistic missile that that that that uh, that destroyed that.
02:17:46.000Yeah, they're air launch ballistic missiles, like what Russia uses uh, in Ukraine, where they fire I think it's called Kinzal or something okay, so it literally went into it's, so it went into parabola shape and landed down on it.
02:17:59.000So how did they have all that footage?
02:18:01.000Or was or am I thinking of something else where, like everything just like collapsed, like two big, you can see two big buildings.
02:18:06.000It looks like a compound completely collapsed and got blown up.
02:18:11.000Well, when they, when they did the attack on the ayatollah and his compound and all those leadership people, they said that they used 30 of them, 30 of those of those ballistic missiles you mentioned from Iraq.
02:18:25.000Yeah, the air launch ones yeah, so question, if they okay, so they, they started off with these um, with these ballistic missiles that you know, went into um Tehran and they shot them from Iraq.
02:18:37.000So what was the purpose of the jets, of the of the stealth aircraft coming in if they, if they were able to yeah, in the early waves, they see where the like air defense and other high priority targets are and they shoot the standoff weapons that are meant to operate over long range at them.
02:18:55.000But the standoff weapons are expensive and they don't have that many of them.
02:19:00.000So that's just to try to break the defense so that later on they can come in with bombs.
02:19:11.000I don't want to say hypersonic, but they shoot the ballistic missiles into Tehran, blow that place up simultaneously.
02:19:17.000What two I think it was like 200 fighter jets, if i'm not mistaken from both the United States and from the Israelis came in.
02:19:22.000I'm assuming F-22 is leading the way, F-35 is after them.
02:19:26.000Um, maybe a B1, maybe a bomber, I don't know.
02:19:29.000Um came in and their job was to just get rid of the air defense.
02:19:34.000Yeah, the first day, it said, they said the?
02:19:37.000U.s and Israel said that Israel flew about 500 sorties and the United States flew about 900, and late in that the?
02:19:46.000U.s used the stealth bombers and that first day it would have been mostly stealth aircraft and the standoff munitions, and then Over time, that's transitioned more to using conventional aircraft with bombs, like you see with the F-15 Strike Eagle.
02:20:04.000Yeah, which has no stealth, but obviously can pack a punch.
02:20:10.000Yeah, so the problem with the F-35 is its actual bomb payload is not very good because it only has the compartment in the middle that opens up.
02:20:37.000No, well, I mean, that definitely put some more things into perspective.
02:20:43.000But yeah, I mean, the reality is the Israelis had really good intelligence.
02:20:49.000And I think the news came out earlier today.
02:20:51.000Someone said that they had an informant on the inside.
02:20:54.000I mean, who knows if they're saying that just to scare them away or to scare the Iranians or whatever, but they're claiming that they had an informant that got them the information of where he was and everything.
02:21:04.000But it wasn't like, I mean, they killed him at his house, bro.
02:21:07.000So it's like, I don't even think that's some crazy intelligence like that.
02:21:12.000So there was a guy who was in the senior leadership who actually survived like two or three attacks that killed a lot of other people who were in the same area with him.
02:21:23.000And then I read that he was arrested by the Iranians because they suspected he was a spy because he survived.
02:21:29.000But I don't know if that's been confirmed.
02:21:45.000Myron, just to answer your earlier question, what I do anticipate is Donald Trump wants to, if Donald Trump wants to continue with, he says he's going to do crazy bombing campaigns and actually trying to penetrate airspace.
02:21:57.000If he does that, I predict that an F-22 is going to get into a dogfight with a J-20.
02:22:39.000And they're going to give them all these new weapons and they're going to say, hey, test it.
02:22:43.000So that, again, that's why you haven't seen Iranians' capability yet, especially their Air Force.
02:22:50.000Because you're that confident that they have a J-20.
02:22:52.000Even I'm a little skeptical because I read that they bought them.
02:22:55.000Or, sorry, that they were like trying to get a deal for them because the Russians were dragging their feet with the Sus and everything like that, and they needed them immediately.
02:23:03.000Um, but I mean, that's ambitious, man.
02:23:37.000Also, uh, I don't, I'm not discounting what Mango said about those missiles that were launched from aircraft, but I have information that, and which is normal, and we've done seen it over and over again.
02:23:53.000The Navy, U.S. Navy, had launched several cruise, we call them T Lambs, cruise missiles, Tom Hawk cruise missiles in the first wave.
02:24:03.000I mean, I don't know, packages of them from either submarine or destroyer Arleigh Burke-class destroyers.
02:24:10.000Yeah, I know they use a lot of the cruise missiles.
02:24:12.000I know that, yeah, in that first and they were called the black.
02:24:15.000They got the new upgrade, they called it the black.
02:24:17.000And I think that's what we're looking at: cruise missiles.
02:24:20.000That's what they were making all the boom, boom, boom explosions.
02:24:51.000Like, no, like probably, I would think any of the like strike packages that go deeper into the Iranian airspace are probably using stealth still.
02:25:05.000And the ones that go a little bit more shallow where they don't go as far are not necessarily using stealth.
02:25:12.000I think what happened with the Strike Eagle is that because it was bombing Southeast Iran, it thought it was safe enough, or that the planners thought it was safe enough and they were wrong and it got ambushed or something like that.
02:25:24.000But you got two choices when you go in to do an attack.
02:25:28.000You either have to use stealth, in which case you can send the aircraft in alone, or if you're not using stealth, you have to use groups of aircraft and they have to be escorted by electronic warfare aircraft.
02:25:42.000And that's what a lot of the Navy does because a lot of the Navy has a lot of aircraft that still aren't stealth, the F-18s.
02:25:50.000So the Navy has a lot of electronic war aircraft.
02:25:53.000And what happens is if a Sam does try to ambush you, you have a dedicated electronic warfare aircraft that will jam the radars and let you escape.
02:26:47.000No, I'm literally going to end stream, restart my computer, come back on OSS and all the other, all that shit.
02:26:54.000And then I'm going to, yeah, I'm going to come back on and then watch a little bit of go back into space because I do want to learn more about this shit.