Goldie Ghamari - April 07, 2026


IRAN REVOLUTION LIVE： DAY 100


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Length

11 hours and 46 minutes

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124.01

Word count

87,615

Sentence count

3,102

Harmful content

Misogyny

22

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Toxicity

212

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Hate speech

511

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Summary

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In this episode, I talk about the fall of the Islamic regime in Iran and how it s effecting the lives of ordinary people across the country. I also talk about how the regime is using human rights violations and human rights abuses to maintain its grip on power.

Transcript

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00:02:00.000 Ayatollah
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00:05:16.560 He'll be down, he'll wrap them up
00:05:21.600 He'll become another world
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00:12:54.740 Transcription by CastingWords
00:13:24.740 Thank you.
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00:14:24.740 I love you
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00:17:53.160 Shabbat Zephar Padişah
00:17:55.160 Be Nameshah
00:17:57.160 Hem Sida Shabim 0.59
00:17:59.160 Beraie Nihana 0.91
00:18:03.160 Men O To Ma Shabim
00:18:23.160 PYM JBZ 0.74
00:18:53.160 PYM JBZ
00:19:23.160 Yik namo nishan, betafa watu her reng wa zaban
00:19:26.700 Hameh jadu khujanat mizanan, ze salabat ieran jaman
00:19:31.560 Bezalat ieran konan, ze salabat ieran jaman
00:19:53.160 Thank you.
00:20:23.160 PYM JBZ
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00:21:23.160 زه صلابه تیران جوان
00:21:25.560 به ساله تیران کن
00:21:27.900 زه صلابه تیران جوان
00:21:30.700 به شنو سوزه سخنم
00:21:32.880 که نبا گرین چمن
00:21:34.920 به جان و تلم
00:21:37.800 و تلم و تلم و تلم و تلم
00:21:53.160 when you look at the crowds today you have maybe five six thousand people here on the streets
00:22:05.260 yesterday a million people a million Iranians in the street for the Ayatollah Khomeini does
00:22:09.880 that not give you concern does that make you afraid because they are afraid yeah that's right
00:22:14.780 and most of the people don't say anything because they are afraid and they are in silence you know
00:22:21.920 they don't say anything is this the silent majority of iran out here now yes yes yes that's
00:22:27.120 right do you want the sha to return yes
00:22:33.920 What do you want the shot? What if you want the shot? 0.98
00:23:03.920 My parents are here. 0.63
00:23:05.920 We are all here.
00:23:07.920 We are all here.
00:23:09.920 But we are all here.
00:23:11.920 We are all here.
00:23:13.920 I'm here.
00:23:15.920 Across Iran, ordinary people took to the streets in peaceful protest.
00:23:20.920 Millions of citizens.
00:23:22.920 More than 400 cities.
00:23:25.920 Their demands clear.
00:23:27.920 Dignity.
00:23:28.920 Justice.
00:23:29.920 Freedom.
00:23:31.920 the response from the regime was absolute brutality security forces opened fire on
00:23:39.120 unarmed protesters tens of thousands of innocent men women and children were killed on the streets
00:23:49.360 but the killing machine did not stop there despite what the regime has told the world
00:23:55.280 the machinery of terror has only intensified dozens of detainees many of them children
00:24:02.560 are being forced to confess to crimes they never committed
00:24:25.280 Right now, at least eight people are at risk of imminent execution.
00:24:34.620 Their lives can be taken at any moment.
00:24:38.420 These are not criminals.
00:24:40.460 They are peaceful citizens who dared to hope for a better future.
00:24:44.800 The world must not look away.
00:24:47.860 The world must not negotiate with a regime that has an insatiable lust for blood.
00:24:54.320 The world has a moral obligation to stop this cycle of terror, now and for good. 0.97
00:25:12.040 To all of our friends around the world, under the yoke of the Islamic Republic, 0.99
00:25:18.780 Iran is identified in your minds with terrorism, extremism, and poverty.
00:25:25.280 The real Iran is a different Iran, a beautiful, peace-loving, and flourishing Iran.
00:25:34.620 It is the Iran that existed before the Islamic Republic,
00:25:38.880 and it is the Iran that will rise again from its ashes the day the Islamic Republic falls.
00:25:45.360 So let me be clear about how a free Iran will act towards its neighbors and the world after
00:25:53.600 the fall of this regime.
00:25:57.300 In security and foreign policy, Iran's nuclear military program will end.
00:26:04.860 Support for terrorist groups will cease immediately.
00:26:08.120 A free Iran will work with regional and global partners to confront terrorism, organized crime, drug trafficking, and extremist Islamism.
00:26:21.660 Iran will act as a friend and a stabilizing force in the region, and it will be a responsible partner in global security. 0.50
00:26:33.240 In diplomacy, relations with the United States will be normalized
00:26:38.260 and our friendship with America and her people will be restored.
00:26:44.100 The state of Israel will be recognized immediately.
00:26:49.260 We will pursue the expansion of the Abraham Accords into the Cyrus Accords, 0.82
00:26:54.560 bringing together a free Iran, Israel, and the Arab world.
00:26:59.180 A new chapter will begin, grounded in mutual recognition, sovereignty, and national interest.
00:27:09.460 In energy, Iran holds some of the largest oil and gas reserves in the world.
00:27:16.860 A free Iran will become a reliable energy supplier to the free world. 0.62
00:27:22.940 Policymaking will be transparent. 0.99
00:27:26.180 Iran's actions will be responsible.
00:27:29.180 prices will be predictable in transparency and governance Iran will 0.56
00:27:36.240 adopt and enforce international standards money laundering will be
00:27:41.360 confronted organized corruption will be dismantled public institutions will answer
00:27:49.140 to the people in the economy Iran is one of the world's last great untapped
00:27:57.140 markets. Our population is educated, modern, with a diaspora that connects it to the four
00:28:05.020 corners of the world. A democratic Iran will open its economy to trade, investment, and
00:28:13.080 innovation. And Iran will seek to invest in the world. Opportunity will replace isolation.
00:28:22.120 This is not an abstract vision. It is a practical one, grounded in national interest, stability, and cooperation.
00:28:34.940 To achieve this, now is the time to stand with the Iranian people.
00:28:40.120 people. The fall of the Islamic Republic and the establishment of a secular democratic
00:28:47.620 government in Iran will not only restore dignity to my people, it will benefit the region and
00:28:56.020 the world. A free Iran will be a force for peace, for prosperity, and for partnership.
00:29:10.120 PYM JBZ
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00:30:10.120 I'll see you next time.
00:30:40.120 Ay if not you know why then
00:30:46.200 Don't claim love
00:30:48.640 When all's argue 1.00
00:30:53.160 I'll go see fada 1.00
00:30:56.800 I'll resist the ground 1.00
00:30:58.480 I'll justal him 0.56
00:31:00.580 何's going to go
00:31:03.280 When all's argue
00:31:04.860 Don't let's claim
00:31:06.440 Don't claim ny 1.00
00:31:06.900 I'll go face 1.00
00:31:08.120 His Feb 0.96
00:31:17.180 Good
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00:31:41.220 I call But Jaguet Soh 0.98
00:31:44.280 Those welcome to you Iain 0.99
00:31:49.220 I love you
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00:32:07.240 BRO TOOLHASHO, KHAARJO, RUFAKA YORKANI TOO
00:32:10.420 SELAM BE DOSTA Y POOL MELLA STK
00:32:12.520 KE TASHT MIYIFTEN TOO YET TOUR MELLA STK
00:32:14.620 SELAM BE HEME SHOMA KERKASA YET KE DARIEN
00:32:16.920 OUNE TOUR NU MIZANIEN TOO KHONE MELLA STK
00:32:18.860 KE TASHT ZIER DEST TOO PAKO TAK BOKHORIEN
00:32:20.880 HALA HAY, PAYE BADKONAK BODOEEN
00:32:23.080 SELAM AÁKHR TOO ZENDAM BASHE
00:32:25.020 WAKKETI QURAR BE AIN AAP KHONAK BOKHORIEN
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00:33:27.300 We'll be right back.
00:33:57.300 That beats me
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00:35:07.840 Thank you.
00:35:37.840 There are no people who they can't
00:35:44.120 Its no harder ice
00:35:46.500 on war
00:35:47.520 This country was beauty
00:35:48.720 to please
00:35:49.180 our country
00:35:51.640 that is the army
00:35:52.900 It's a retour
00:35:55.360 There are no way
00:35:57.520 that one has contaminated
00:36:00.720 The Eaters 0.74
00:36:02.200 We get rid of them
00:36:04.220 The government consists
00:36:05.740 of our fate 0.97
00:36:07.700 Hukomtik bieggan Time is in an event 0.99
00:36:15.180 Shape goes to Iran 1.00
00:36:18.920 You are a terrorist and a battle 1.00
00:36:39.920 You have a heart attack 1.00
00:36:41.920 You have a heart attack
00:36:43.920 With your heart
00:36:45.920 It's my dream
00:36:47.920 I'm a dream
00:36:49.920 I'm not afraid
00:36:51.920 We love life
00:36:53.920 We love it
00:36:55.920 We love it
00:36:57.920 We love it
00:36:59.920 We love it
00:37:01.920 We love it
00:37:03.920 We love it
00:37:05.920 Without a chance
00:37:07.920 We love it
00:37:09.920 They love it
00:37:11.920 We love it
00:37:13.920 Bye beingPRESO
00:37:43.920 airlift solutions, we know them
00:37:47.480 until Next develops beyond fear
00:37:51.200 Iran coffers aren't of least 0.69
00:37:53.160 until next time we discover 0.97
00:38:04.380 Ain't more luck
00:38:07.920 We couldn't fight
00:38:10.060 ۶۶۶۶۶۶۶۶۶ Ouchi
00:38:11.520 ۶۶۶۶۶۶۶awk
00:38:14.240 ۶۶۶۶۶۶۶۶۶
00:38:16.000 ۶۶۶۶۶۶۶۶۶۶۶۶۶۶۶op
00:38:18.620 با بازگشت و ایران بهش میشه
00:38:22.560 تقدیر ما از نوع نوشته میشه
00:38:26.400 عدالت و افتخار زنده میشه
00:38:30.160 دشمن ایران شرمنده میشه
00:38:48.620 We'll be right back.
00:39:18.620 Let me tell you a story about a lion that came from the mountains.
00:39:26.100 These mountains right behind you are lying, the lion of freedom can only roam free and
00:39:31.540 strong.
00:39:32.540 But one day, some 47 years ago, liberal socialists had different plans.
00:39:36.920 Free healthcare and free speech was not good enough for them.
00:39:40.380 The same lie you can see today in New York.
00:39:42.640 They wanted everything for free.
00:39:45.280 Believing a bloodthirsty vulture is better than a majestic lion. 0.85
00:39:49.660 The vulture placed his claws on the Koran, swearing he was God sent.
00:39:53.300 Both liberal socialists and religion fanatics joined forces, believed he's the messiah.
00:39:57.600 The vulture promised them prosperity but instead took their dignity, stole all their resources
00:40:02.240 to sponsor terror and disconnected them from the world.
00:40:05.060 Living our nation poor, isolated and thirsty for water.
00:40:08.060 But now our lion is back and he's bringing help with him.
00:40:10.940 While history repeats itself in New York and Minnesota, we gathered here today to turn the page on history and claim our lion back.
00:40:40.940 rock the spot this is azadi yeah we made it to the stage put your hands up let him feel the rage
00:40:47.100 tehran show me what you got inflation inflation just all we took an excuse we came to uproot it
00:40:56.700 breaking the chains say it with me louder till the oppression ends today azadi's underground
00:41:02.700 sound breaking through the silence we ignite the streets turn the stage into a riot this is our
00:41:07.180 moment now feel the power rising we end oppression now santa brought a new year's gift from jerusalem
00:41:15.500 wrapped up with a cherry gift from washington shout out to lion elon musk for the internet
00:41:21.580 saving the people shout out to the zionizer turning lionizer today we love you man
00:41:27.740 shout out to tommy he's in the house shout out to armin navabi the fighter of truth
00:41:33.260 Shout out to Nas Daily for upgrading our skills.
00:41:36.140 Shout out to Erika Lebon, the brave lioness, standing brave and beautiful.
00:41:40.300 We love you, Erika.
00:41:41.560 Shout out to Goldie Gamari, the lioness golden heart of our nation.
00:41:45.440 Welcome home.
00:41:46.620 Also, Amjad Taha is in the house, the man who fears nothing but God and the truth.
00:41:51.900 Shout out to Emily Schrader, never giving up on us.
00:41:55.460 Now internet is back in the house.
00:41:57.420 Let's block Bushra Shaikh and BBC, because you know what they stand for. 0.97
00:42:03.260 Put your hearts together for the return of the lion, the Shah of Iran.
00:42:09.260 The future is ours. Together we rise reaching for the stars.
00:42:23.260 Look at us here today. We see so many flags.
00:42:28.260 representing so many nations we know we are not alone and we thank you for being with us
00:42:43.320 for all people around the world who stand today in unity with the Iranian people this is not
00:42:52.200 just because it's good for us and you do it out of compassion and care for our
00:42:58.800 rights to liberty and justice and equality and human rights but understand
00:43:04.140 that it is in your best interest to to have unlike this regime that has been
00:43:09.780 propagating terror and radicalism we the people of Iran are peacemakers and not
00:43:16.580 warmongers. We'd like to be friends, especially with the free world.
00:43:27.300 We'd like to be able to have the best neighbouring relationship with the people
00:43:32.860 of our area and region, with the Arab countries, with Israel and all our other
00:43:38.240 neighbours.
00:43:40.680 We are fighting for justice, we are fighting for human rights, we are fighting for liberty.
00:43:47.680 We are fighting to put an end to all sorts of discrimination.
00:43:52.680 Because as an Iranian, I stand here to tell you that I've dedicated 47 years of my life
00:43:59.680 because I think that my country deserves far better than what we have right now.
00:44:05.680 You now understand that their best remedy is to support the people of Iran, because
00:44:16.720 ultimately a free Iran will be your best partner, not just to bring stability and peace, but
00:44:23.340 it will be in your best economic interests and opportunities. 1.00
00:44:27.100 Together, we can prosper again, and the world will be so different once the Iranian people 1.00
00:44:33.880 are free.
00:44:35.680 I am here to guarantee a transition to a secular democratic future.
00:44:43.880 I am committed to be the leader of transition for you, so we can one day have the final
00:44:51.020 opportunity to decide the fate of our country through a democratic, transparent process
00:44:57.240 through the ballot box and free elections.
00:45:00.040 And let's make sure that this time, especially the free nations of this world and their governments,
00:45:08.800 stand on the right side of history.
00:45:17.840 Well, Dhroud patriots, good morning, good afternoon, good evening, wherever you are.
00:45:23.840 Welcome to Day 100 of Iran Revolution Live.
00:45:30.040 Thank you so much, Sadato, for the very generous and kind super chat.
00:45:37.100 Yes, it is day 100.
00:45:40.260 And we're starting a little bit early.
00:45:42.220 I mentioned this yesterday, so Armin's going to join us when he can.
00:45:46.060 But the reason that we're starting early is because President Trump has a very important press conference at 1 p.m. Eastern, which is in about eight minutes.
00:45:58.060 Now, usually, President Trump does start a little bit late, so I'm going to be keeping an eye on the White House account to see when it goes live.
00:46:12.000 However, President Trump just had a very interesting press conference, impromptu press conference at the Easter Egg, at the Easter Egg Rule annual, I think it's the annual White House Easter Egg Rule event.
00:46:30.960 So let's tune into that while we're waiting for the updated or the while we get the press conference going, because he said a lot of very, very interesting things.
00:46:44.260 I also want to point out on a completely random and unrelated topic. Today is the day that the NASA astronauts make it to the moon and they do the moon flyby.
00:47:02.960 So we'll also keep an eye on NASA. And at some point, when it gets close to there, we'll switch over temporarily because that is also incredibly historic. And, you know, we want to check that out as well, very briefly. So let's just go to this. Let's find the part where the press conference started. Let's watch it together and see what happens.
00:47:32.960 Who's going to be at the press conference?
00:47:35.640 Who's not going to be at the press conference?
00:47:37.900 Not me.
00:47:39.920 Tiffany, who are you going?
00:47:42.820 Coordinated. 0.62
00:47:45.860 Mr. President, how would it not be a war crime to strike Iran's bridges and power plants? 0.51
00:47:50.680 Because they killed 45,000 people in the last month. 0.67
00:47:54.400 More than that.
00:47:55.300 It could be as much as 60.
00:47:57.860 Wow.
00:47:58.580 Okay.
00:47:58.880 See, so guys, remember when I said President Trump, 0.89
00:48:01.780 He knows the actual number of Iranians murdered by the Islamic regime, and he's been slowly increasing the number because he knows that it's going to be very difficult for people who are not familiar with Iran and the Islamic regime to understand how cruel and savage the Islamic regime is. 0.86
00:48:24.260 So he just said 45,000, maybe even 60 or possibly higher. 0.92
00:48:31.460 It's higher than 60,000, guys.
00:48:34.080 They kill protesters. 1.00
00:48:35.680 They're animals. 0.99
00:48:37.260 And we have to stop them and we can't let them have a nuclear weapon.
00:48:40.320 Very simple.
00:48:41.300 They want a nuclear weapon.
00:48:42.560 They've been trying for a long time.
00:48:43.980 I stopped them with the Obama horrible Iran nuclear deal.
00:48:47.460 I stopped them in a lot of different ways. 1.00
00:48:50.680 We were in Solomonian, an evil genius. 1.00
00:48:53.180 He was a naval genius, we got rid of him, and then we stopped him with the B2 bombers 1.00
00:48:57.680 not so long ago, and if we didn't do it, Israel and the Middle East would have been extinguished 0.99
00:49:03.740 by that. 0.94
00:49:23.180 Wow, the audio is not the greatest. Let me see if I can find maybe Fox News might have
00:49:49.900 a better better camera feed let me see
00:50:01.660 fox news might have something better
00:50:11.260 okay okay let me check fox news here
00:50:20.620 is this better yeah okay i think the fox news feed is better
00:50:28.460 45 000 people in the last month more than that could be as much as 60. they killed protesters
00:50:35.580 they're animals and we have to stop them and we can't let them have a nuclear weapon very simple 0.81
00:50:41.420 they want a nuclear weapon they've been trying for a long time i stopped them with the obama 0.91
00:50:45.580 horrible Iran nuclear deal. I stopped him in a lot of different ways. We got rid of Soleimani,
00:50:51.980 evil genius. He was an evil genius. We got rid of him. And then we stopped him with the B-2 0.99
00:50:57.480 bombers not so long ago. And if we didn't do it, Israel and the Middle East would have been 1.00
00:51:02.600 extinguished. Sorry, people that were saying Tuesday will be live. I know Tuesday's going 0.96
00:51:07.700 to be live. I told him about President Trump going live at one. So he's going to be streaming
00:51:11.820 it as well but we're going to stream it on um our own channel as well to provide commentary
00:51:21.500 but i mean you guys are you guys are welcome to to go tune in to 2ctv if you like
00:51:33.420 oh why to pause here
00:51:34.460 what again take the chance if they don't it's trouble are you on board with the point 0.94
00:51:44.300 so bad it's such a bad it's such a bad network such a pathetic is this your camera 0.99
00:51:50.860 you are 0.99
00:51:58.780 wow this fox talking about 45 minutes
00:52:04.460 The only one that's going to set a ceasefire is me.
00:52:06.860 I haven't set any ceasefire.
00:52:08.080 No, you're not a boy.
00:52:08.840 But they will...
00:52:09.820 So President Trump is confirming no ceasefire.
00:52:12.720 They'd like to have a ceasefire.
00:52:14.140 Like they would like to have a ceasefire.
00:52:15.840 They're getting obliterated.
00:52:17.480 So we'll see how they behave, okay?
00:52:30.440 And it's amazing.
00:52:31.560 We had nobody even injured.
00:52:32.620 It's amazing.
00:52:34.460 It never happens when pilots go down in war and you're in tough territory. 0.99
00:52:39.000 Vietnam and places like Iran are tough, they're out of the fight, they're nasty. 0.81
00:52:45.380 Very rarely do you go in because you're going to send 200 people in on a mission 1.00
00:52:49.940 and that mission will likely be unsuccessful and you're going to get one person
00:52:55.200 and you're going to lose 200 people.
00:52:59.840 Fox News is not having a good day with their live feed.
00:53:02.400 2000 lamar hi goldie i hope you're having a good day thank you i'm having a great day i'm having a
00:53:09.500 great day day's just getting started uh president trump is saying exactly what i was hoping that he
00:53:17.020 would be saying so uh it's a great day so far and i'm excited about his announcement at 1 p.m
00:53:22.380 Okay. So the White House has now gone live, but they're still in waiting mode. Wait. Let me just bring it up here. Okay. So the White House is live now, but they always start a little bit late.
00:53:46.600 so we're gonna um we're gonna go back to president trump's earlier um impromptu
00:53:53.640 press conference it's about 10 more minutes and hopefully by that point
00:53:57.320 the white house will have uh begun hi rosie how are you
00:54:05.640 it's an amazing well we have a great military you're gonna lose like the diplomatic
00:54:10.840 if it seems like diplomatic talks are picking up are you willing to hold off on attacking
00:54:14.360 well i want to say i don't even want to talk about it because i've given them chances and
00:54:17.880 they haven't taken it so i don't want to really talk about it why is the fox feed like this this
00:54:26.520 is so strange okay i'm just gonna go back to the white house one they will uh they'd like to have
00:54:35.160 the ceasefire because they're getting a murder, right. So we'll see how they do it.
00:54:45.160 Number one, you have to have a lot of courage to do it.
00:54:47.160 Chances of doing it are very small and successful.
00:54:50.160 And it's amazing that we had nobody even injured. It's amazing.
00:54:54.160 It never happens when pilots go down in war, you're in tough territory.
00:54:59.160 Vietnam, places like Iran, they're tough to fight, they're nasty, very rarely if you go in because you're going to send 200 people in on a mission, and that mission will likely be successful, and you're going to get one person, and you're going to lose 200 people, but we have a great military.
00:55:22.040 This is from today. 0.97
00:55:23.960 Could have happened.
00:55:24.500 It seems like civil natucox are picking up or killing the whole lot on attack.
00:55:28.180 well i want to say i don't even want to talk about it because i've given them chances and
00:55:31.880 they have to take those oh my gosh why is it feed like this
00:55:36.120 why is it feed like this
00:55:42.520 they've had plenty of time in fact they asked the seven days i said i'm gonna give you 10
00:55:52.600 but at the end of 10 all hell's gonna break out if you don't get this
00:55:56.240 Mr. President, do you expect Vice President to be involved in an in-person meeting with officials in the coming days?
00:56:15.240 Could be, could happen.
00:56:22.240 I love this matter.
00:56:26.240 You've come a long way, yeah, he's always been fair and he
00:56:48.300 He's right, but these are money this is really
00:56:55.360 I will say, on the other side of that coin, we've got a fatherless father in the United States.
00:56:59.880 So many kids are going on without a father, without a father figure.
00:57:02.640 You combine that without the heavenly father being in a lot of their homes,
00:57:05.380 that one-two punch is crushing a lot of these American families.
00:57:07.640 Well, the second thing has a lot to do with the first.
00:57:10.260 Oh, my gosh.
00:57:11.100 This is, like, this is not good.
00:57:15.840 Why can't we find, like, a good feed?
00:57:23.300 What other?
00:57:25.360 i don't know why this is like this i mean i guess i could i could go oh go to rsbn okay let me look
00:57:52.980 up rsbn thanks guys thanks for the suggestion rsbn live okay
00:58:16.180 okay oh okay yeah this one might be better thank you for the suggestion
00:58:22.980 Thank you for the suggestion here.
00:58:24.780 Let me just do this.
00:58:30.740 I want to get rid of the chat, though.
00:58:37.620 OK.
00:58:40.460 Thank you for that.
00:58:41.340 I think this one is much better.
00:58:44.020 OK.
00:58:45.020 I'm going to give you 10, but at the end of 10, all hell's going to break out if you don't get this.
00:58:57.140 Mr. Brother, do you expect Vice President Vance to continue to be talking to the intermediaries from Pakistan? 0.64
00:59:02.080 Well, he is, and we have Steve Woodcoff, Jared Christian, who are unified.
00:59:09.580 Do you expect the Vice President to be involved in an in-person meeting with officials?
00:59:14.440 us in the coming days.
00:59:35.800 is this for you? Well, we
00:59:37.120 about to be father right
00:59:44.440 You've come a long way. He's always been fair. And he's always been fair. He went a little
00:59:50.440 stray. Not him. His girlfriend went a little stray, but he's a modern day. I still, I still.
00:59:56.440 I will say, on the other side of that corner, we have a father and a father in the United States.
01:00:00.440 So many kids are going up without a father, without a father figure. You can buy that without
01:00:03.440 the heavenly property in a lot of their homes that run too much has crushed a lot of his
01:00:07.440 Well, the second thing is we want to bring religion back and forth.
01:00:14.440 And we have, you know, you see what's going on for us and the real resurgence and religion.
01:00:19.440 We like that.
01:00:20.440 I'm very good to see you.
01:00:23.440 Have an easier, real quickly.
01:00:25.440 Thanks for your friendship, by the way.
01:00:26.440 I appreciate that.
01:00:27.440 You're going to talk about this?
01:00:28.440 I am.
01:00:29.440 I am.
01:00:30.440 Thank you.
01:00:31.440 I never stop supporting you.
01:00:32.440 Never.
01:00:33.440 Um, we're gonna talk about it today at one o'clock, but how great was that rescue mission trying to report?
01:00:38.360 Some people say they've never seen it before, but there's a theory that it's never happened because it's two pilots.
01:00:43.520 It was two and remember the first day we went into an open desert and that helicopter has so many bullets.
01:00:50.080 You would have respected helicopters and you would have said no way it could save.
01:00:53.300 Right.
01:00:53.900 And they've had slowed it up with bullets.
01:00:55.580 That's the way to go different.
01:00:56.680 What would the other one?
01:00:57.440 The other one's not for business, you know, longer the timing in the mountain, mountainous terrain.
01:01:03.440 He was amazing because he was able to get to a place to climb when you're injured and be able to climb that high.
01:01:08.440 It was really incredible.
01:01:10.440 But it looked really good.
01:01:12.440 They say it has never really been done before for two.
01:01:15.440 It's been done on occasion for one or two.
01:01:17.440 When a plane goes out, it's truly possible.
01:01:20.440 You would rate that to the top of the line.
01:01:22.440 I was talking to you about much tougher.
01:01:26.440 Tough people, tough fighters.
01:01:29.440 And that was central right there.
01:01:32.440 central. That was Iran plus. And when planes go down, whether it's Vietnam or Atlanta, 0.85
01:01:39.440 it's sort of quite a level of fighting ability, I would say. And you rarely go in because
01:01:47.440 you have to, you know, we had 200 people go in. And because of the location, because
01:01:53.440 of where you are, you're surrounded by guns all over, there's guns, vessels, and there's
01:01:57.440 There's 200 people for the sake of getting one.
01:02:00.540 So as much as we want to get our wounded and get our people out of there and we want to do it badly,
01:02:06.360 it just doesn't happen.
01:02:08.080 it's a great honor to be with you and happy easter we had a great easter this is one of our
01:02:29.600 better easters i think in a lot of different ways i can say militarily it's been one of the best
01:02:35.440 so good afternoon we have quite a bit to discuss we'll go into a pretty good detail
01:02:42.160 and we have the people that are most involved we'll give you exactitude and we're here today
01:02:50.760 to celebrate the success of one of the largest most complex most harrowing combat searches
01:02:56.800 i guess you would call it a search and rescue mission ever attempted by the military
01:03:02.920 generally when planes are knocked down in war especially when you're fighting a
01:03:07.880 strong group an evil group you can't really do this because you send in 200 men to pick up one
01:03:17.420 and it's something that's usually not attempted as much as you want to attempt
01:03:22.100 and bad things happen to that one or two and in this case we did two and might not have been
01:03:29.220 attempted before but we did and we got we had great talent we got a little luck too i would say
01:03:36.980 and uh we were helped by a lot of people a lot of great people and it was an honor to be involved
01:03:43.780 with it it's uh very historic this is a a rescue that's very historic it'll go down in the books
01:03:51.700 late thursday night an american f-15 fighter jet went down deep inside enemy territory
01:03:58.180 in Iran while participating in Operation Epic Fury, where we're doing unbelievably well,
01:04:05.780 well at a level that nobody's ever seen before. 0.85
01:04:10.080 The entire country can be taken out in one night, and that night might be tomorrow night. 0.71
01:04:16.700 Both members of the crew ejected from the aircraft and landed alive on Iranian soil. I immediately 1.00
01:04:23.560 was asked to make a decision. I ordered the U.S. Armed Forces to do whatever was necessary to
01:04:31.800 bring our brave warriors back home. A risky decision, because we could have ended up with
01:04:37.900 100 dead as opposed to one or two. It's a hard decision to make. But in the United States
01:04:44.640 military, we leave no American behind. We don't do it. Within hours, our armed forces deployed
01:04:51.760 21 military aircraft into hostile airspace many flying at very low altitude being shot by bullets
01:05:00.480 you bring rifles into play when you're going that low but there are also certain advantages
01:05:07.520 and in broad daylight over iran for seven hours at times facing very very heavy enemy fire we have
01:05:15.200 a helicopter that's got a lot of bullets in it it's amazing we just realized how good those
01:05:20.080 those those weapons are those are machines are nobody has nobody has the equipment that we have
01:05:27.520 but nobody has the military that we have not even close the most powerful military anywhere in the
01:05:32.800 world by far the flight crews and war fighters aboard those aircraft took extraordinary risks
01:05:39.200 to rescue their fellow service members this first wave of search and rescue forces successfully
01:05:45.760 located the pilot of the F-15, and he was extracted from enemy territory by an HH-60
01:05:54.320 Jolly Green 2 helicopter. Fabulous machine, as our warriors faced gunfire at very close range.
01:06:03.460 It's amazing that when you look at the machinery, what happened, that nobody was even injured.
01:06:10.500 Meanwhile, the second crew member, a weapons system officer, a highly respected colonel,
01:06:15.760 had landed a significant distance away from the pilot when you're going at those speeds.
01:06:21.260 Even if you go out two or three seconds later, it's miles. It's miles and miles away
01:06:26.820 because you're going fast. He was injured quite badly and stranded in an area
01:06:33.420 teeming with terrorists from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps rough group,
01:06:38.100 as well as besieged militia and local authorities.
01:06:44.840 Many, on top of everything else, they told the communities actually with inside of Iran,
01:06:53.240 the people of Iran, they were given a tremendous incentive to find this pilot.
01:06:59.520 Despite the peril, the officer followed his training and climbed into the treacherous mountain terrain
01:07:05.200 and started climbing toward a higher altitude, something they were trained to do in order to
01:07:12.480 evade capture. They want to always go as far away from the site of the shoot down. They want to go
01:07:21.760 as far away because they all head right to that site. You want to be as far away as you can.
01:07:26.000 And he was injured, and he was an amazing, amazing thing. He scaled clip faces,
01:07:34.880 bleeding rather profusely, treated his own wounds, and contacted American forces to transmit his
01:07:42.560 location. They have a very sophisticated beeper-type apparatus that is on them at all times.
01:07:51.760 and when they when they go out on these missions they make sure they have lots of battery space and
01:07:57.940 they're in good shape and this one worked really well amazingly saved his life we immediately
01:08:04.620 mobilized a massive operation to retrieve him from the mountain holdout and he kept going higher and
01:08:12.820 higher the mountain kept getting rougher and rougher and really very very hard to find the
01:08:18.500 second rescue mission involved 155 aircraft, including four bombers, 64 fighters, 48 refueling
01:08:27.260 tankers, 13 rescue aircraft and more. We were bringing them all over and a lot of it was
01:08:34.260 subterfuge. We wanted to have them think he was in a different location because they had a vast
01:08:40.760 military force out there. Thousands, thousands of people were looking. So we wanted them to look in
01:08:47.080 different areas so we were scattered all over like we were right on top of them we had seven
01:08:53.240 different locations where they thought and they were very confused they said well wait a minute
01:08:58.040 they've got groups here they've got groups there it's an amazing thing i was listening to
01:09:04.680 these great people these great generals general raisin kane who's amazing and pete hegseth was
01:09:11.560 amazing but i listened to the whole thing it was pretty amazing so that all these different sites
01:09:16.840 where everybody thought he was located. We think we have him over there because they have nine
01:09:21.880 planes circling a little area that's 25 miles down the coast.
01:09:28.440 So in a breathtaking show of skill and precision, lethality and force, America's military descended
01:09:35.960 on the real area, engaged the enemy, rescued the stranded officer, destroyed all threats,
01:09:44.440 and exited Iranian territory while taking no casualties of any kind.
01:09:50.760 The heroic F-15 weapons system officer had evaded capture on the ground in Iran
01:09:58.120 for almost 48 hours. That's a long time when you're in tough shape and when you're bleeding.
01:10:04.360 It's a long time. When we left, as you probably know, we had two large planes,
01:10:12.120 old pretty old planes it carried a lot we needed a lot more equipment going in than coming out
01:10:17.640 obviously because going in we needed to be able to scale mountains and we had a lot of equipment
01:10:24.920 but the sand was it was sandy wet sand so we thought there may be a problem taking off because
01:10:31.880 of the weight of the plane and then we also had all the men jumping back onto the planes
01:10:36.680 and they got pretty well bogged down and we had a contingency plan which was unbelievable
01:10:42.920 where lighter faster aircraft came in and they took them out we blew up the old planes
01:10:49.160 we blew them up to smithereens because we had equipment on the planes that frankly we'd like
01:10:54.780 to take but i don't think it was worthwhile spending another four hours there taking it
01:10:59.560 off so we didn't want anybody to have we have the best best equipment anywhere in the world
01:11:03.880 didn't want anybody examining our anti-aircraft and other equipment. So these were large planes
01:11:11.960 that were old and pretty old, and we blew them up. And we had faster, lighter planes come in,
01:11:19.720 and they were able to land on the sand. We needed the bigger planes because we had so much
01:11:23.240 equipment that we needed. We took three helicopters over there, which were very strongly used and
01:11:28.040 couldn't have lived without them they did and they performed unbelievably well and if you'd see it you
01:11:33.960 wouldn't believe it they came off the plane and these guys had them the uh the rotors were off
01:11:41.480 they rebuilt these helicopters in less than 10 minutes and that was one of the more amazing
01:11:48.120 things these are helicopters uh small unbelievably powerful but small heli very small so it can get
01:11:57.320 into certain areas and they got them off the plane and they rebuilt all three of them in a matter of
01:12:05.640 less than i would say less than 10 minutes it's very amazing what the the genius of these people
01:12:11.480 who would think that you'd think it would take five days to build them and in some companies
01:12:15.560 it would take five days and they wouldn't do it well but they served us well they as commander
01:12:21.160 chief, I never forget the extraordinary risk taken by the warriors that we send into battle
01:12:27.920 and the genius. I mean, think of it, having a contingency of three planes waiting because we
01:12:33.240 think the sand is so bad that we probably won't be able to take off. And the planes really got
01:12:38.720 bogged. The sand was, this was not much of a runway. This was a farm, not a runway. It's a farm,
01:12:44.760 but it did the trick. But to have a contingency as opposed to having to wait two days,
01:12:50.920 Can you imagine right in the middle? This was central. This was right. You would call it central casting if you were doing a movie for location. And probably the toughest area of Iran where we'd be sitting there. So these planes came in. Those pilots came in so fast and so quick and got out of there. Everybody got aboard and just got 15 minute intervals. One load out. One load out. One load out. It happened.
01:13:19.340 and we were watching and we said that's amazing it's in many ways i was i was almost more impressed
01:13:26.320 by the contingency that we had than the fact that you know we would have had a runway or decent soil
01:13:34.160 but it was an amazing thing but we thank god for every single one of them and the talent
01:13:39.680 the genius is not even talent it's genius it's the whole ball game every one of them
01:13:45.180 And if you look at what we did with Maduro, we went into a military compound, a massive
01:13:52.180 with thousands and thousands of soldiers within a matter of minutes.
01:13:56.480 And he lived behind iron doors.
01:13:57.980 There were steel doors, broke them down so quickly.
01:14:01.620 And within almost minutes, he was in the back of these planes.
01:14:04.940 It was a similar group, incredible.
01:14:07.320 We have incredibly talented people.
01:14:10.260 And if the time comes, we move heaven and earth to bring them home safely.
01:14:14.420 We're going to bring our people home safely.
01:14:17.300 I want to thank every member of the U.S. Armed Forces involved in these historic operations.
01:14:22.180 They really were historic.
01:14:23.180 It's just not something that's done.
01:14:25.900 And you'd understand it.
01:14:26.900 Not that they don't want to do it.
01:14:29.180 But when you're going into areas, when you look at these helicopters, when you look at
01:14:32.600 the amount of bullets and everything else that they took, when you go into these areas,
01:14:37.540 you don't come out like we came out.
01:14:39.780 God was watching us.
01:14:41.180 Well, it was the Easter. We were in an Easter territory, I guess. But God was watching us.
01:14:48.840 Amazing. Because when you look at the machinery, they took damage. It tells you,
01:14:54.400 first thing I said is, these are unbelievable machines. How they flew back and not even much
01:14:59.120 of a problem. But these two extraordinary rescues, because it was two. And as you probably know,
01:15:05.760 we didn't talk about the first one for an hour. Then somebody leaked something, which we'll
01:15:11.620 hopefully find that leaker. We're looking very hard to find that leaker and talked about there's
01:15:17.640 somebody missing. They basically said that we have one and there's somebody missing. Well,
01:15:23.760 they didn't know there was somebody missing until this leaker gave the information.
01:15:27.720 So whoever it was, we think we'll be able to find it out because we're going to go to the
01:15:31.440 media company that released it and we're going to say national security give it up or go to jail
01:15:39.640 and we know who and you know who we're talking about there's some things you can't do because
01:15:46.760 when they did that all of a sudden the entire country of iran knew that there was a pilot that
01:15:54.220 was somewhere on their land that was fighting for his life. And it also made it much more difficult
01:16:01.340 for the pilots and for the people going in to search for him. All of a sudden,
01:16:07.960 they know that there's somebody out there. They see all these planes coming in. It became a much
01:16:12.960 more difficult operation because a leaker leaked that we have one, we've rescued one,
01:16:21.360 But there's another one out there that we're trying to get. So actually, the country, Iran,
01:16:29.280 put out a major notice, you all saw it, offering a very big award for anybody that captures the
01:16:36.400 pilot. So in addition to a hostile, very talented, very good, very evil military, we had millions of
01:16:46.160 people trying to get an award so when you add that to it but we have to find that leaker because
01:16:52.080 that's a sick person probably didn't realize the extent of how bad it was i can't imagine
01:16:58.000 that person did but we're going to find out it's national security and the person that did the
01:17:04.160 story will go to jail if he doesn't say and that doesn't last long and i think everybody would
01:17:10.240 understand that they put this mission at great risk they put that man at great risk and they
01:17:14.560 They put the hundreds of people that went in looking for them because everyone now knows
01:17:19.420 that we're going in.
01:17:22.380 Over the past 37 days, America's armed forces have carried out more than 10,000 combat flights
01:17:29.460 over Iran, unheard of, striking more than 13,000 targets.
01:17:33.700 The F-15 we lost last week was the first manned aircraft downed by the enemy in this entire
01:17:40.600 operation with thousands and thousands of flights. 0.96
01:17:43.500 They got lucky.
01:17:44.000 was a lucky hit. You know, eventually you get lucky. But we got lucky too, because we got both
01:17:50.720 of them back. But it's a record that is unparalleled in the history of military air operations.
01:17:56.880 Nobody's ever seen anything like it. It's such an honor to be involved with it. We were up late at
01:18:04.560 night, and then we were waiting for those contingent planes to come in. And we said,
01:18:10.720 come on let's go get in because they're waiting out on this uh farm without a runway wet crummy
01:18:21.120 soil sand mostly sand wet sand and it eats planes alive and we're waiting and we're saying i hope
01:18:28.720 that one can land and take off and they came in like magic boom boom boom one after another it
01:18:35.120 It was like genius.
01:18:36.860 So impressed by that.
01:18:38.760 Because we were a little concerned.
01:18:40.100 We said, boy, if they don't get in and get up fast, we're sitting in the middle. 0.98
01:18:45.060 And that's called Iran Prime. 0.96
01:18:48.000 Right, General? 0.99
01:18:48.580 That's where the whole bed is.
01:18:51.400 And here we are sitting there waiting for a plane.
01:18:54.600 But they came in so fast and so hard.
01:18:57.220 And these guys knew exactly what they did.
01:18:58.920 Let's go.
01:18:59.540 Come on.
01:19:00.120 Get in.
01:19:00.560 Let's go.
01:19:01.200 They came one right after another.
01:19:03.960 Not at the same time.
01:19:05.120 they don't want to come at the same time they had to come right after each other they didn't
01:19:08.740 have any room there was barely any room to land tiny little patch of very wet
01:19:13.660 earth and sand so i just i'm so proud of the people that i have standing up here with me
01:19:21.700 and many others that work i mean so many steve whitkoff's over here he's doing fantastically
01:19:27.100 jared kushner but the people that are here the job they did is amazing and i think i'm going to
01:19:34.060 introduce the head of the cia and he is a man who he's central casting okay if we cast a movie he's
01:19:42.540 going to play the head of the cia he's one of the few john ratcliffe he um he did a phenomenal job
01:19:49.000 that night he did something that i don't know if you want to talk about it if you want you can i
01:19:52.980 i'm not sure you're supposed to i'm not going to talk about it but he really the cia was very
01:19:57.580 responsible for finding this little speck it's like they used an expression on one of the shows
01:20:02.820 the general was talking about it's like finding a needle in a haystack finding this pilot
01:20:08.660 and the cia was unbelievable and you may if you can you'll talk it might be classified
01:20:14.260 in which case i'd have to put him in jail if he talks about it and i don't want to put him in jail
01:20:19.140 he doesn't deserve that so john do you want to say a few words thank you
01:20:24.980 thank you mr president it's a privilege to be here with you today
01:20:28.660 to share what we can about this exceptional mission, and to recognize the ingenuity and
01:20:35.340 bravery of those who executed it, as well as the leadership and resolve of the President who
01:20:42.180 ordered it. One thing that has been clear to me in this role is that the flawless military
01:20:47.900 operations that the Department of War is known for are hostage to flawless intelligence. We saw
01:20:55.400 that in the skies over Iran in Operation Midnight Hammer last summer. We witnessed it in Venezuela 0.85
01:21:01.340 during Operation Absolute Resolve. We've seen it against the cartels in the Western Hemisphere,
01:21:07.620 and we're seeing it every day in Operation Epic Fury, including this mission to rescue an aviator
01:21:15.580 buried deep behind enemy lines. Because it is the unique tradition of the U.S. Armed Forces
01:21:22.180 that we leave no man or woman behind, this was a no-fail mission. That was the spirit in which
01:21:30.180 the president put us to work, and we were determined not to let him down or our airmen down.
01:21:37.760 As an agency, the CIA possesses unique capabilities that only the president can deploy.
01:21:45.280 Some of these capabilities fall under covert action authorities, and because covert means
01:21:51.020 exactly that, I'm not going to be able to tell you everything that you want to know.
01:21:57.900 At the President's direction, we deployed both human assets and exquisite technologies that no
01:22:04.500 other intelligence service in the world possesses to a daunting challenge comparable to hunting
01:22:10.540 for a single grain of sand in the middle of a desert. This was also a race against the clock
01:22:18.020 as it was critical that we locate the downed aviator as quickly as possible while at the same
01:22:24.280 time keeping our enemies misdirected. For that reason, in addition to the human and technical
01:22:32.780 assets deployed by the President to find our airmen, CIA executed a deception campaign
01:22:39.540 to confuse the Iranians who were desperately hunting for our airmen. On Saturday morning,
01:22:46.740 we achieved our primary objective by finding and providing confirmation that one of America's best
01:22:53.700 and bravest was alive and concealed in a mountain crevice, still invisible to the enemy but not to
01:23:02.220 the CIA. That confirmation was relayed by Secretary Hegseth to the President and the
01:23:09.240 operation quickly moved to the execution phase. Following the successful exfiltration on Saturday
01:23:15.900 tonight, our intelligence reflects that the Iranians were embarrassed and ultimately humiliated 0.96
01:23:22.220 by the success of this audacious rescue mission. When the president asked me to lead the CIA,
01:23:29.720 he made it clear. Get back to basics. No politics. No agendas. Tackle the hardest problems
01:23:37.000 and execute the toughest missions. This president is about results. And now that's what his CIA
01:23:45.460 is about two. The professionals at the agency and at the Department of War deserve immense credit
01:23:52.920 for their flawless execution during this daring mission. Their skill, creativity, and courage
01:23:58.900 are unmatched on the battlefield wherever they step. But none of that matters, and all of that
01:24:07.720 is wasted without a president with the political courage to put them into action. Mr. President,
01:24:15.460 i've had the privilege of seeing you act with political courage in the best interest of the
01:24:20.580 united states up close on a daily basis and i'm grateful that this successful mission
01:24:24.980 has given the american people a window into that as well the secretary and chairman will tell you
01:24:32.260 that our service members confidence is boosted by a commander-in-chief who has their back the same
01:24:38.740 way they have yours. And I know that the confidence of CIA's officers is boosted by the knowledge
01:24:45.940 that their work is informing a president who's not afraid to make the hardest decisions when
01:24:53.220 the stakes are highest. And to the American people, your confidence should be boosted
01:25:00.820 by knowing that the security of the nation is in the hands of a president who's willing to take on
01:25:06.180 problems that have confounded both sides of the political aisle for nearly half a century it is
01:25:13.620 an honor to serve under a leader who just proved that you can believe him when he says no matter
01:25:20.980 what, we will leave no one behind. We will come for you. Thank you.
01:25:35.680 Well, John, thank you for the collaboration of the CIA as well. Incredible and ongoing partnership.
01:25:41.520 Ladies and gentlemen, fellow Americans, and especially the brave warriors in our armed
01:25:45.680 forces. Over this Easter weekend, the United States military has once again proved why we
01:25:51.680 possess the greatest fighting force the world has ever known. In two extraordinary combat search and
01:25:59.320 rescue operations deep inside enemy territory in Iran, our warriors executed missions of
01:26:05.860 breathtaking skill, courage, and precision. When our warriors are unleashed, as this president has
01:26:13.860 allowed them to be, they are unstoppable. When American airmen were down behind enemy lines,
01:26:20.820 our forces and our president did not hesitate. Special operators supported by elite air crews
01:26:26.300 and intelligence professionals moved swiftly and decisively into treacherous mountain terrain
01:26:30.960 under the constant threat of Iranian forces closing in. Ultimately, it was an impotent
01:26:37.780 Iranian threat. And today, as the CIA director mentioned, Iran's military, and we know this, 0.77
01:26:44.060 is embarrassed and humiliated, and they should be. Now, these are not routine operations. They
01:26:51.040 were high-risk, high-stakes missions conducted in the heart of enemy territory. This was not
01:26:56.080 just barely into Iran. This was deep into Iran, involving coordinated strikes to suppress threats,
01:27:01.980 deception tactics to protect our teams, and full synchronization across air ground and
01:27:07.420 special operations. The Iranians are still asking themselves right now, how did the Americans do
01:27:14.080 this? One downed airman evaded capture for more than a day, scaling rugged ridges while hunted
01:27:21.320 by the enemy. When he was finally able to activate his emergency transponder,
01:27:27.320 His first message was simple, and it was powerful.
01:27:32.700 He sent a message, God is good.
01:27:36.580 In that moment of isolation and danger, his faith and fighting spirit shone through.
01:27:42.740 You see, shot down on a Friday, good Friday, hidden in a cave, a crevice, all of Saturday,
01:27:51.360 and rescued on Sunday. Flown out of Iran as the sun was rising on Easter Sunday.
01:28:01.580 A pilot reborn, all home and accounted for, a nation rejoicing. God is good.
01:28:11.220 Despite incoming fire and unforgiving conditions, our troops brought every American home.
01:28:16.620 No American lives were lost. We leave no man behind, and that is not luck. It's the result
01:28:23.560 of unmatched training, superior technology, an unbreakable warrior ethos, and sheer American
01:28:29.960 grit. Our special operators, pilots, and support crews performed with near perfection under fire,
01:28:37.920 and they were lethal. Just ask any Iranian soldier who dared attempt to get anywhere near that pilot 1.00
01:28:46.300 before or during that mission. Death from above. Our troops turned a potential tragedy into a 0.99
01:28:54.800 resounding demonstration of American resolve and capability. That's what excellence in uniform
01:28:59.700 looks like. But make no mistake about it, none of this would have been possible without the
01:29:07.340 courageous leadership and ironclad determination of President Donald J. Trump. From the moment our
01:29:15.180 airmen went down, President Trump made it clear, we will leave no one behind. The first mission,
01:29:21.800 the first of two, was an audacious daylight thunder run right up the middle. It was authorized
01:29:29.220 in less than two hours from that pilot going down when we knew where he was. And it was authorized
01:29:36.860 in the middle of the night because anybody that's worked for this man knows he's up in the middle of
01:29:40.480 night authorized immediately without hesitation audaciously the second mission as soon as we knew
01:29:47.360 where that pilot was john was certainly helpful in that also executed immediately you know i looked
01:29:54.640 up at my screen when the final mission was complete inside our skiff our secure facility
01:29:59.680 we have a running vtc a running coordination cell and the top of it read 45 minutes and 45 hours
01:30:08.080 and 56 minutes. For 45 hours and 56 minutes, we held that call open for coordination. From the
01:30:16.120 moment our pilots went down, our mission was unblinking. The call never dropped. The meeting
01:30:22.300 never stopped. The planning never ceased. The president demanded rapid, decisive action. He
01:30:29.340 backed our military with the full weight of his resolve, refusing to let enemy propaganda
01:30:33.420 or tactical setbacks deter us. His leadership ensured that every lethal and non-lethal resource
01:30:41.080 was brought to bear that our forces had the authorities and the support they needed to
01:30:46.220 succeed. When the president says he has the backs of our warfighters, he means it and it means a
01:30:52.340 great deal and it's a big difference on the battlefield. President Trump understands that
01:30:57.300 peace through strength. It's not a slogan. It is a doctrine that saves American lives. His
01:31:04.340 unwavering commitment to rebuilding our military and restoring the warrior spirit has paid dividends
01:31:09.620 in missions just like this one. Under his command, America projects power with confidence
01:31:16.160 and brings our people home with victory. And that continues today, by the way. Per the
01:31:22.540 president's direction, today will be the largest volume of strikes since day one of this operation.
01:31:27.300 tomorrow, even more than today. And then Iran has a choice. Choose wisely, because this president
01:31:35.440 does not play around. You can ask Soleimani, you can ask Maduro, you can ask Khamenei.
01:31:44.620 To those heroes who planned and executed these rescues, your nation stands in awe.
01:31:49.660 I stand in awe. The chairman stands in awe. We all stand in awe of your professionalism and bravery.
01:31:54.720 we serve for you. You embody the very best of America. To the rescued airmen and their families,
01:32:01.280 welcome home. Your courage and endurance, the quiet declaration of faith amid the storm
01:32:07.980 inspires us all. God is good every day. And to our adversaries watching from Tehran,
01:32:17.320 let this be a clear message. The United States military will go anywhere at any time to protect
01:32:24.640 our own and complete the mission. We execute with precision. We control the skies. You see,
01:32:31.420 we flew for seven hours in daylight over Iran to get the first pilot. And we flew seven hours
01:32:39.420 in the middle of the night to get the second. And Iran did nothing about it.
01:32:46.620 We fight with honor. And under President Trump's leadership, we win. So God bless our troops.
01:32:52.320 God bless President Trump and God bless the United States of America.
01:32:55.980 Thank you.
01:32:59.020 Well, good afternoon, everyone.
01:33:01.320 Thank you, Mr. President.
01:33:02.640 Thank you, Mr. Secretary.
01:33:04.100 I know before I start, I know many of you want specific details in these briefings.
01:33:10.040 We will share what we can, but I will retain what I must in the event that we have to go do this again sometime.
01:33:17.360 And I cannot stress the importance, as the President said, around operational security.
01:33:23.680 The Secretary and I will do a more detailed briefing tomorrow morning, and we look forward to sharing the details that we can.
01:33:29.940 On Thursday to April at 10.10 p.m. Eastern Time, 4.40 in the morning, local Iran time,
01:33:36.960 the Joint Personnel Recovery Center, which handles the Central Command area of responsibility,
01:33:41.760 declared an isolated personnel recovery event for a U.S. Air Force F-15E strike eagle,
01:33:48.240 call sign Dude 4-4, which was down in hostile Iranian territory. The pilot and weapons system
01:33:54.680 officer had both safely ejected and were isolated behind enemy lines. Following confirmation of
01:34:01.380 active rescue beacons and on the direction of the secretary and by order of the president,
01:34:06.040 a rescue operation was launched with the stated purpose of bringing both Americans home safely.
01:34:13.260 As the Secretary said several hours later on the morning after positively locating the front
01:34:18.780 seater, call sign Dude 4-4 Alpha, and aware of an aggressive ongoing search by the enemy,
01:34:26.300 a U.S. Central Command plan was approved by the Secretary and the President.
01:34:30.740 Shortly thereafter, a U.S. Air Force Combat Search and Rescue Task Force comprised of A-10 Warthogs in their Sandy role, and I'll describe what that is in a minute,
01:34:42.180 HC-130 Combat King II's, HH-60 Jolly Green II helicopters, and Air Force Special Warfare Airmen, a package comprised of combat rescue officers and para-rescuement operators, audaciously penetrated enemy territory in broad daylight to find, fix, and recover Dude 4-4 Alpha from behind enemy lines.
01:35:07.240 This was an incredibly dangerous mission, an incredibly dangerous undertaking, but a filled promise made to every American warfighter that you will not be left behind.
01:35:23.340 We will always come find you and we will always bring you home.
01:35:27.840 Over the next hours, the Search and Rescue Task Force crossed the beach, entered into Iranian airspace, protected by a fighter strike package, and moved into the objective area, all under fire.
01:35:41.960 En route, as some of you have seen on social media, the helicopters took gas off the C-130s and pressed onward and forward up into the objective area.
01:35:51.580 While this was ongoing and out in front of them, the Sandy flight of A-10s and other remotely piloted aircraft, drones, and other tactical aircraft were violently suppressing and engaging the enemy in a close-in gunfight to keep them away from the front seater and allow the pickup force to get into the objective area.
01:36:13.480 During this engagement, one of the Sandy aircraft, the one primarily responsible for communicating with the downed pilot, was hit by enemy fire.
01:36:24.380 This pilot continued to fight, continued the mission, and then upon exit, flew his aircraft into another country and determined that the airplane was not landable.
01:36:35.680 This was one of our A-10 Sandy aircraft.
01:36:37.960 The pilot then made the decision to eject over friendly territory and was quickly and safely recovered and is doing fine. 0.53
01:36:47.620 After picking up Dude 4-4 Alpha, the HH-60 Jolly Green fight was engaged by every single person in Iran who had a small arms weapon.
01:36:59.760 And one of the aircraft, the trailing aircraft, took several hits.
01:37:03.520 The crew sustained minor injury and they are going to be fine.
01:37:07.960 a note for those of you that do not know what a sandy does named after the flight call sign that
01:37:14.840 did this very mission in vietnam flying a1 sky raiders and a7 corsairs a sandy has one mission
01:37:24.280 get to the survivor bring the rescue force forward and put themselves between that survivor on the
01:37:32.040 ground and the enemy they are committed to this this is what they live for and this is what they've
01:37:38.840 trained for over many many years the a-10 force and the rescue force did fantastic did a fantastic
01:37:48.440 job rescuing dude 4-4 alpha he was recovered friday afternoon as i said and the nation needs
01:37:57.000 to know this this was an incredibly brave and courageous mission and a testament to the courage
01:38:04.520 skill and tenacity of the joint force and our leaders and especially a daylight option
01:38:12.120 having the guts to try means so much to so many meanwhile the backseater as the president and
01:38:19.640 the secretary have said had continued to work and survive through the hours of daylight dude
01:38:26.280 4-4 Bravo, the backseater, evaded. Using every means available, the efforts of the United States
01:38:33.880 military, the Central Intelligence Agency, and others were attempting to find and locate with
01:38:39.840 precision Dude 4-4 Bravo, the backseater. A note on the backseater and the frontseater.
01:38:47.560 The single most important contributor to a successful rescue operation is the spirit of attack inside the heart of that downed aviator.
01:38:59.780 Their will to survive, their will to evade, their will to recover is everything.
01:39:06.460 In this case, the backseater's absolute commitment to surviving made much of our efforts possible.
01:39:12.680 On Saturday, 4 April, after establishing positive communications with the backseater, we learned, as the President said, that he was injured and actively evading enemy forces.
01:39:26.100 And thanks to our interagency partners, we were able to get eyes on his location and positively ID him.
01:39:33.580 Throughout this entire time, the enemy force continued to search for 4-4 Bravo,
01:39:38.380 and the joint force continued to strike them over and over and over again.
01:39:44.200 Fighting off marginal weather in Iran and the enemy's search, for a second time on Saturday,
01:39:50.600 at the recommendation of CENTCOM commander and at the approval of the Secretary and the President,
01:39:55.020 we launched a rescue task force to recover dude 4-4 Bravo.
01:39:59.540 Again, this came to the President and the Secretary for approval, this time with a much larger force package based on the time that the enemy had to prepare to find 4-4 Bravo.
01:40:12.400 Again, this force was protected by A-10 warthogs using the Sandy call sign.
01:40:18.460 And this force had one single mission, do everything they can to bring an American home. 0.62
01:40:25.000 This meant having a plan, being prepared to execute that plan, and more importantly, being prepared for multiple simultaneous contingencies.
01:40:37.000 And because of this force's professionalism, grit, and determination, fight off two enemies at the same time, the enemy searching for 4-4 Bravo and contingencies, which anyone who has done these types of missions knows we run into every single time.
01:40:57.120 The force fought off both of those enemies incredibly well.
01:41:00.800 During the period of darkness on Saturday, and as the Secretary said, into Easter Sunday and into the daylight, the force fought its way in and rescued Dude 4-4 Bravo.
01:41:14.100 They were protected overhead by an air armada, including tactical drones, strike aircraft, and others.
01:41:21.620 The force fought through multiple simultaneous contingencies, something no other nation, no other military can do, and safely returned Dude 4-4 Bravo, the backseater, home, and all other Americans' home as well.
01:41:40.220 At midnight 12 local Eastern time, Easter Sunday, more than 50 hours after the start of this operation, the Joint Personnel Recovery Center declared Dude 4-4 Bravo, both the front and back seater, returned to friendly territory.
01:41:59.880 The courage demonstrated by both the pilot and the weapons system officer while isolated
01:42:06.560 and them invading the enemy cannot be overstated.
01:42:10.860 Their grit and warfighting tenacity is a direct result of the absolute trust they have in
01:42:16.980 our rescue forces, their training, and their will to survive and return.
01:42:22.260 They always knew that we would be ordered to go get them, and they always knew that
01:42:28.000 we would be coming to get them.
01:42:29.880 These two operations reflect our nation's most sacred obligation to our military service members.
01:42:36.880 We leave no one behind. Bless you.
01:42:38.960 It also perfectly captures the first truth of our special operations forces, that people are more important than hardware.
01:42:49.380 That is the standard we live by, and the rescue forces that execute these missions operate under a clear motto.
01:42:57.560 these things we do that others may live. Their actions were a direct embodiment of that commitment
01:43:06.600 to others, and I could not be more proud of each and every one of them today.
01:43:13.940 As the Secretary said to our enemies, this operation serves as a clear reminder of the
01:43:20.260 capability and will of America's joint force. The United States of America will recover our
01:43:26.080 warfighters anywhere in the world, under any conditions, when we want to. We will always
01:43:32.460 bring overwhelming skill and firepower. To every member of the Joint Force, our interagency
01:43:38.140 partners, the leadership at CENTCOM, and our leaders at the Department and above, thank you.
01:43:44.040 I'm proud of each and every one of you and thankful to our deployed forces and their families.
01:43:50.140 And lastly, and most importantly, to Dude 4-4, welcome home. Job well done. Thank you.
01:44:02.980 Pretty amazing. Pretty amazing. And these two gentlemen have been, from day one, they've been perfecto.
01:44:12.200 You know, I got to know General Cain in my first term because he was able to take out ISIS in four weeks instead of the four-year projection that was given to me by other much lesser generals.
01:44:25.480 And I said, you know, if I ever do this again, that's going to be the head of my Joint Chiefs of Staff.
01:44:30.760 And we worked with that way, didn't we?
01:44:32.400 And it's amazing.
01:44:33.440 He took out ISIS.
01:44:34.700 We defeated ISIS in four weeks.
01:44:37.440 I was told it would take four years.
01:44:39.060 i flew to iraq to find out with the greatest equipment in the world why would it take four
01:44:44.980 years and he told me sir it won't it'll take four weeks and you'll have time left over and that's
01:44:52.180 exactly what happened so he's great and pete all i can say is that he was treated very unfairly
01:45:00.180 and now those same people that treated him unfairly that fought against him they called
01:45:04.100 me up saying what a great choice he was i said well what happened uh during his nomination what
01:45:10.180 happened to you i'm telling you people that were not forum senators friends of mine sir i don't
01:45:16.180 think you're doing the right thing now they call me up what a choice these two guys are fantastic
01:45:22.420 and john ratcliffe was incredible it was actually their genius that called us from he was 40 miles
01:45:30.660 away and he said you know we're seeing something moving up in the mountain this is at night
01:45:37.460 and they kept the camera on him for 45 minutes he wasn't moving and they said you know
01:45:42.580 probably wrong but we're seeing something moving this is a mad vast mountain vast thick with bushes
01:45:51.300 trees he said we see something moving 40 miles away he's a the head of a human being i'm telling
01:45:59.060 you it's moving and then all of a sudden 45 minutes later he moved a lot stood up and they
01:46:06.980 stood way half of him and that was really the beginning of something incredible we had an idea
01:46:12.980 where he was but not specifically that's a big mountain so uh i want to thank the cia too i don't
01:46:20.980 think they get enough credit for the great job they've done yes please thank you very much mr
01:46:27.460 President for this great opportunity. A country it has a super army. You make a difference,
01:46:35.300 Mr. President. Thank you for your greatest leadership.
01:46:38.020 Thank you.
01:46:38.980 I have two quick questions, Mr. President. What was your reaction when you
01:46:44.980 learned that Kurdistan region had resumed exporting oil to the international market
01:46:51.620 with your support as United States of America?
01:46:54.740 Well, I expected that. We've gotten along with the Kurds for a long time. So I expected that.
01:47:01.740 Another question. What would be your reaction if the Iranian people rise up against their regime during a case fire, Mr. President?
01:47:13.740 Well, they should do it. But again, the consequences are great. I mean, they were told you if you protest, you will be shot immediately.
01:47:20.740 you saw what happened to the young wrestler he was a great champion by the way he was a great
01:47:25.560 wrestler one of the top in the world and he and his two friends were hung and all they did was
01:47:33.000 say a little bit about liberty they wanted liberty and they were violently executed but
01:47:39.320 the number is up to probably 45,000 people were killed so you know when somebody stays in a house
01:47:45.480 when they know if they walk out of the house to protest they'll be immediately shot and killed
01:47:49.320 and they issued that you know that was publicly issued it's not a secret that's why so many
01:47:55.420 people say oh well why are you doing this way we can't let iran have a nuclear weapon you know we
01:48:01.620 got regime change we do we're dealing with a much different regime than before we're doing
01:48:06.880 with different people they're smarter i think they're sharper and far less radical we have
01:48:15.620 regime change but uh we didn't do this for regime change we did it for the fact and my my view was
01:48:22.580 very simple i saw somebody said oh he doesn't have a plan i have the best plan of all but i'm not
01:48:26.820 going to tell you what my plan is you know they want me to say here's my plan we're going to attack
01:48:31.540 at 9 47 in the morning and then we're going to do this and then we're going to and if you don't do
01:48:36.100 that they say i have a plan these people know what the plan is everybody here knows what the plan is
01:48:42.020 but uh it's very unfair to say we are because i don't mind being insulted i've been insulted for
01:48:47.620 many years by the by the fake news but you can't it's so bad for the the people that are so for
01:48:54.820 you just saw two great and john ratlett three unbelievable people they have a plan every every
01:49:01.460 single thing has been thought out by all of us but i can't reveal the plan to the media so you
01:49:08.420 know but we're just thrilled by the success of this operation yes please thank you mr president
01:49:13.460 you've said iranians would be mad if you stopped these attacks but why would they want you to blow
01:49:18.340 up their infrastructure to cut off their power wouldn't that be punishing iranians for the
01:49:23.140 actions of the regime they would be willing to they would be and it's suffering they would
01:49:27.860 be willing to suffer that in order to have freedom the iranians have and we've had numerous
01:49:34.820 intercepts please keep bombing bombs that are dropping near their homes please keep bombing
01:49:42.100 do it and these are people that are living where the bombs are exploding and when we leave and
01:49:47.380 we're not hitting those areas they're saying please come back come back come back these are
01:49:52.740 the people i don't know what they do all i can tell you is they want freedom they have lived
01:49:59.860 in a world that you know nothing about it's a violent horrible world where if you protest you
01:50:07.140 are shot remember the great woman protest where they had 400 000 500 000 women and they were all
01:50:13.220 enthused and they were gonna protest and everybody said oh the regime is going to come to an end and
01:50:18.660 then all of a sudden boom boom five six different areas a woman would go down right between the eyes
01:50:29.060 they had snipers they had five snipers that's all it took and those four or five hundred thousand 1.00
01:50:35.140 women said oh my god what's that oh look over there what's that a woman shot right between the eyes 0.99
01:50:43.540 and after five or six of them go down then you start hearing the purr through the vast number of
01:50:50.900 people and then they said oh my god who would do that and they're incredible people but they've
01:50:59.380 lived so horribly they've lived so horribly you know iran was a great country if you go back
01:51:04.500 25 years ago or so uh the persian people that they're incredible smart brilliant actually
01:51:12.180 and i know so many i know coming from new york originally i i know so many people from
01:51:17.220 are incredible people incredible energy and and uh very very brilliant people and but when you're
01:51:24.420 standing in a group and protesting and you have a woman in the case of the woman remember the
01:51:28.660 great woman march everybody was like oh this is the end of the country and then snipers selectively
01:51:35.540 picked every single one was shot right between the eyes from a long distance they were on top
01:51:40.980 of buildings nobody even knew where they were where they're coming from this wasn't like a
01:51:45.540 machine gun which is also very bad they've done that too they did that recently this was snipers
01:51:52.660 sitting on the top of buildings aiming and hitting women and when they see people go down and all of
01:51:58.980 a sudden there's a riot in the reverse direction and they never came out again and a lot of the
01:52:05.460 the news doesn't talk about that they talk about oh women's rights you want to see women's rights 1.00
01:52:10.660 you're not going to see it there it's amazing when i see some of the stupid people like you 0.99
01:52:15.220 know aoc plus three all that group they talk about oh freedom for iran they don't tell you 1.00
01:52:22.180 the real facts women men gays how about gays for iran they kill the gays they throw them off 0.96
01:52:31.460 buildings so i wonder what what's going on i can only say this they want us to keep bombing 0.97
01:52:39.540 even if it jeopardizes because their life is in much greater danger. They want freedom for Iran,
01:52:44.900 but it's very hard for them to protest. I actually tell them, I said, don't go out. I fully understand.
01:52:49.940 Nobody in this room would go out. I don't think there's anything, because frankly,
01:52:53.140 it's not a question of bravery. We're all brave, right? You're brave. I'm brave. We're all brave.
01:52:57.700 But we're also intelligent. If you have people shooting at you, expert shots with the best
01:53:05.540 rifles you can get and hitting you right between the eyes every single time and you're looking here
01:53:11.220 and you're seeing and you're looking here you're out of there i don't care who
01:53:16.980 mark meredith fox news uh i know that oh thank you
01:53:21.140 go ahead america's watching uh no um can we go back to the weekend first off was everyone on
01:53:26.820 board with the operation or were there people that were trying to talk you out of going through the
01:53:30.740 operations weekend not everybody was over somebody else within no there was military people very
01:53:36.500 professional that preferred not doing these two were totally important which was very important
01:53:43.780 they weren't i would have a little difficulty but uh no there were military people that said
01:53:48.180 you just don't do this you don't go into the heart of a very powerful military you know this is hey
01:53:54.980 you have countries and countries you have some countries where military is not there so wrong
01:53:59.700 suit this whole thing is militarized like nobody's ever seen before half the people are wearing
01:54:04.580 uniforms uh and we had we had people within the military usually it's not done that's one of the
01:54:12.340 reasons i was surprised somebody said it's the only time it's ever been done i said that's not
01:54:16.500 possible but it is possible because you're going into hundreds of thousands of soldiers along the
01:54:23.380 path i mean look at some of the helicopters how they got hit so yeah there were people within the
01:54:30.180 military that said it's a wise and don't forget how many men did you send all together approximately
01:54:36.340 to the operation i'd love to keep that a secret okay well we are
01:54:41.540 but i will tell you the number i'll keep it a secret but it was hundreds and hundreds of these
01:54:48.020 people that's pretty good is he central is he central casting but hundreds of people went into
01:54:55.380 this journey hundreds of people could have been killed forget about the equipment a lot of
01:54:59.300 equipment nobody cares hundreds of people could have been killed so we had people that were within
01:55:05.700 the military that said this is not a wise and i understood that but i decided to do it was there
01:55:12.580 a point that they were going to that you were thinking there's too much on the line and somebody
01:55:16.340 was saying maybe we abort this now and wait i mean given the resource like the general said it
01:55:21.220 seemed like there was so much on the line here you must have been thinking well this could have
01:55:24.660 completely changed so the first one which was in many ways as dangerous as the second i guess it
01:55:31.940 gets because we're flying over daylight you know we're the best at the world at night we have
01:55:37.300 goggles that nobody we have goggles i've tried them i see better with the goggles at night with
01:55:43.620 than I see without them during daylight. I mean, daylight today, we have a beautiful day.
01:55:48.900 You see just as well with goggles. In many ways, it's enhanced. So we have the best of the world.
01:55:55.220 So it's much safer for us to do it at night, whereas other people, no other country has that
01:56:00.900 capability. They don't have that particular piece of equipment like we do. But when I was told,
01:56:08.900 flying and in daylight i think we flew seven hours over iran and that's a long time over
01:56:15.060 unbelievably hostile territory where they have nothing but weapons we took out their anti-aircraft
01:56:21.540 which is great we took out their radar which is square we took out a lot but they still have
01:56:26.260 you know what hit this one was a shoulder handheld shoulder missile heat-seeking missile so it's not
01:56:32.340 like you know they're totally whatever but but and they have probably a little luck because you got
01:56:39.780 to get lucky but they shot it and it got sucked in right by the engine but these guys were out of
01:56:45.220 there they were great their timing was great but no i was told that this is a very uh dangerous
01:56:51.780 mission i understand they didn't say it's a foolish mission they said you know we're going
01:56:55.620 to be sacrificing hundreds of people do this this is i mean you have tankers that are flying over
01:57:01.300 this area so that they because the flight was so long they had to refuel it's a very dangerous
01:57:06.740 mission uh i just felt it was worth it if you would have told me that we would have been
01:57:11.860 successful gotten both and nobody was even essentially injured i would have said that
01:57:16.900 would be impossible yeah thank you very much uh thank you sir welcome back to you okay uh given
01:57:23.140 that you are now dealing you say with a more reasonable um less uh extreme leadership in iran
01:57:30.100 what does that mean for the protesters for the human rights movement in that country after this
01:57:34.900 conflict yeah if they assume control if we do something and they assume control i think it's
01:57:40.980 very positive a big step uh i don't think you'd see the radicalization that you have seen in the
01:57:47.060 last look what happened i mean women are being executed because they're not properly clothed
01:57:53.060 they say they're not properly clothed and they execute the women they absolutely they shoot
01:57:57.940 them right on the street uh no you have a much different group of people now i'm not saying
01:58:04.180 we are dealing with them uh essentially they have till eight o'clock tomorrow night eastern time
01:58:11.860 but we are dealing with them i think it's going well mr whitkoff is here and jd's involved in the
01:58:17.700 dealing mr whitkoff is sitting right here and i think it's going fine but we'll have to see you
01:58:23.140 have to understand we've been dealing with these people for 47 years i'm standing here with a much
01:58:30.340 more powerful iran as of a month ago not anymore right now they are decapitated but i'm standing
01:58:38.500 here a month ago with a much more powerful iran than it was at any point during 47 years
01:58:45.140 this should have been handled by seven presidents a lot of presidents and those presidents are saying
01:58:51.860 now every one of them to their friends we should have done this a long time ago so it's not
01:58:57.460 something i like doing it's very dangerous and we're getting them at the height of of their
01:59:03.100 strength if i didn't terminate the barack hussein obama iran nuclear deal they would have had a
01:59:10.260 don't forget that was a path to a nuclear weapon remember this he chose iran over israel pure and
01:59:17.560 simple how and how israel can vote for a democrat is if you're jewish in new york city or any place
01:59:25.700 else in this country and how you can vote for a democrat is unbelievable because he chose iran
01:59:33.260 a very hostile iran remember when he filled up a 757 with cash billions of dollars of cash and he
01:59:40.640 sent it over to them then they gave them tens of billions of dollars he chose iran over israel
01:59:47.540 And really, the Arab world, if you look, because, you know, the other, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, I mean, you take a look.
01:59:55.720 I mean, I can add Kuwait, and I can add Bahrain, and you can add others.
02:00:00.360 He chose such an unlikely candidate.
02:00:04.580 Nobody could believe it.
02:00:05.620 Frankly, if you're going to choose between Iraq and Iran, he should have chosen, he should have befriended Iraq. 0.82
02:00:12.100 In fact, he went in the exact opposite direction of all thinking, and he made a terrible mistake. 0.93
02:00:19.440 But that was a road to a nuclear weapon.
02:00:22.760 And when I terminated that, everyone said, oh, he terminated it.
02:00:26.780 It was one of the best things we ever did because he had a road to a nuclear weapon.
02:00:31.620 It was a very short-term deal.
02:00:34.140 Countries don't do 10-year deals.
02:00:35.900 Countries do hundreds of years.
02:00:37.780 You don't do a 10-year deal.
02:00:38.840 For a country, you're a landlord, you're renting a store on a certain street, and you give somebody
02:00:45.440 a five-year or 10-year lease.
02:00:46.760 This is a country.
02:00:48.260 It was a short-term deal.
02:00:49.840 It was ready to expire.
02:00:51.560 I terminated it before it expired.
02:00:53.580 It took a lot of heat, and it was one of the best things I ever did because he would have
02:00:56.860 had a nuclear weapon. 0.79
02:00:57.760 Then he would have had another nuclear weapon, had those beautiful B-2 bombers not gone in 0.70
02:01:02.620 eight months ago, and obliterated that set. 0.80
02:01:05.780 And by the way, the word is obliteration.
02:01:07.780 And CNN said, well, maybe it wasn't complete.
02:01:11.000 It was so complete that they still haven't been able to get it.
02:01:14.020 It was obliteration.
02:01:14.960 But if we didn't hit them, that was a courageous decision, too, because we had all those planes flying in at night with very little cover, unbelievable stealth planes.
02:01:26.340 And they were able to do their job. 0.93
02:01:28.560 If we didn't do that, Iran would have had a nuclear weapon at a high level, either one of those two instances. 0.93
02:01:36.220 And if they did, in my opinion, I told this to Bibi Netanyahu yesterday, Israel would have been 0.89
02:01:43.800 extinguished. Large portions of the Middle East would have been extinguished, whether it's Saudi 0.84
02:01:50.380 Arabia, Qatar, UAE, or others. And you saw that with thousands of missiles raining down upon them.
02:01:57.260 They didn't think they were going to be hit. They thought they'd be watching us fight. And all of a
02:02:01.660 sudden UAE got hit by 1,500 missiles, he would have taken them out also. And they were powerful.
02:02:09.540 If I didn't come along and terminate the Obama deal, which was terrible, the Iran nuclear deal 0.65
02:02:15.620 was a road to a nuclear weapon, a big one, unlimited, legally, I terminated it without 0.60
02:02:22.980 even much thought. It was so easy. I terminated that. And then the B-2 bombers. And I did one
02:02:29.880 other thing i had killed kassam solemini who was an evil genius and the reason i did it i heard he 0.96
02:02:39.580 was going to knock out five of our military bases and had he lived i believe we would be fighting
02:02:48.180 perhaps a different iran right now because because he's never he's never been replaced you know and
02:02:56.900 And I also, I did one other, but this one was not picked up.
02:03:00.500 Osama bin Laden, if you read my book, I said you got to take him out one year before the
02:03:05.880 World Trade Center came down.
02:03:08.040 So I wish you'd read the book.
02:03:12.000 But you, as a president, to be a good president, I believe you have to have good instincts.
02:03:17.700 And a lot of this is instinct.
02:03:19.000 Yeah, please.
02:03:20.000 Thank you so much for taking my question today, Mr. President.
02:03:23.000 Mr. President, last week you suggested that Europe should take the lead on reopening the
02:03:28.120 Strait of Hormuz. Has circumstances changed now that you're issuing a direct 48-hour,
02:03:33.880 I mean 48-hour ultimatum? And secondly, would a new ceasefire include Israel,
02:03:39.320 or would it just be between Iran and the U.S.? 0.62
02:03:40.600 I can't talk about ceasefire, but I can tell you that we have an active,
02:03:46.840 willing participant on the other side. They would like to be able to make a deal. I can't say any
02:03:51.400 any more than that, if I get it wrong for you.
02:03:54.400 Mr. President, thank you so much.
02:03:56.400 You've listed the goals.
02:03:57.400 Excuse me.
02:03:58.400 Please, go ahead.
02:03:59.400 Thank you, Mr. President.
02:04:00.400 Who are you with?
02:04:01.400 Who are you with?
02:04:02.400 My name is Diyar Kurdan.
02:04:03.400 I'm with the largest Kurdish media outlet, Huda Media Network.
02:04:05.400 It's based in Iran.
02:04:06.400 Go ahead. 1.00
02:04:07.400 Mr. President, you said before that you don't want the Kurdish forces to enter Iran and
02:04:12.400 be harmed. 0.96
02:04:13.400 Do you still want them to stay away?
02:04:15.400 Or what role do you expect them to play now?
02:04:18.400 I'd rather have them stay away.
02:04:20.400 I'd rather have them stay away, because I think they bring with them some problems and
02:04:24.500 some difficulties.
02:04:25.500 And I know they bring death, I mean, you know, to themselves.
02:04:29.500 But I'd rather have them stay away.
02:04:32.500 Go ahead.
02:04:33.500 The Press.
02:04:34.500 The Press.
02:04:35.500 Thank you, Mr. President, for the question.
02:04:37.500 Deliberate attacks on civilian infrastructure violate the Geneva Conventions and international
02:04:42.800 law.
02:04:43.800 Who are you with?
02:04:44.800 The Press.
02:04:45.800 I'm with the New York Times.
02:04:46.800 Zolan from the New York Times.
02:04:47.800 Are you concerned?
02:04:48.800 There's speculation way down at the New York Times.
02:04:50.800 What's going on?
02:04:51.800 Are you concerned that your threat to bomb power plants
02:04:53.800 and bridges amount to what I'm saying?
02:04:54.800 No, not at all.
02:04:55.800 No, no, no.
02:04:56.800 I hope I don't have to do it.
02:04:58.800 But again, I just said 47 years they've been negotiating
02:05:01.800 with these people.
02:05:02.800 They're great negotiators because they're not going to have
02:05:06.800 a nuclear weapon.
02:05:08.800 And if somebody that takes my place someday is weak and ineffective,
02:05:12.800 which possibly that will happen because we had numerous presidents 0.93
02:05:16.800 that were weak, ineffective, and afraid of Iran, we're never going to let Iran have a nuclear
02:05:23.240 weapon. And if you think it's okay for people that are sick of mind, that are tough, smart, 0.88
02:05:31.240 and sick, really sick, from a policy standpoint, from a standpoint, any which way you want to say
02:05:40.900 mentally, these are disturbed people. If you think I'm going to allow them, and powerful and rich, 0.75
02:05:46.800 To have a nuclear weapon, you can tell your friends at the New York Times, not going to happen.
02:05:56.700 Quiet, quiet, quiet.
02:05:58.860 You no longer have credibility at the New York Times.
02:06:01.640 Because the New York Times said, oh, Trump won't win the election, and I won in a landslide.
02:06:05.680 I won every swing state.
02:06:06.940 New York Times said, oh, Trump won't win the election.
02:06:09.700 New York Times has no credibility.
02:06:11.460 The credibility they have is it used to be all the news that's fit to print.
02:06:15.800 a great the old gray lady it was great but they're they're running on past fumes and you can't keep
02:06:21.240 doing that you have to be able to give the correct news and people like you who i know are fake 0.64
02:06:28.040 you're fake go ahead please your messaging on the war has moved from the war is coming to an end
02:06:34.920 to we're going to be bombing iran to the stone ages and we've heard a range of those kind of
02:06:39.560 messages so are you so which is it are you winding this down are you i can't tell you i don't know
02:06:46.120 i can't tell it depends what they do this is a critical period they have a period of well till
02:06:52.680 tomorrow at eight o'clock i gave them an extension they asked for an extension of seven days right
02:06:58.520 i said steve give them 10 days 10 days is up actually today so i gave him 11 i guess indirectly
02:07:08.200 i thought it was inappropriate the day after easter i want to be a nice person uh they have
02:07:14.440 till tomorrow now we'll see what happens i can tell you they're negotiating we think in good
02:07:20.120 faith we're going to find out we're getting the help of some incredible countries that want this
02:07:26.280 to be ended because it affects them also a lot of people are affected by this but we're giving them
02:07:33.160 uh we're giving them till tomorrow eight o'clock eastern time and after that
02:07:39.560 they're gonna have no bridges they're gonna have no power plants stone ages yeah
02:07:50.840 cnn are you willing to make a deal that does not include reopening the strait of
02:07:57.000 or is that now a top priority i would say it's a very big priority because
02:08:03.000 see that's that's one thing that's a little different than other than we can bomb the hell
02:08:07.640 out of them we can knock them out for a loop but to close the strait all you need is one terrorist
02:08:14.360 that somehow has a truck loaded with because you can carry them in trucks large trucks
02:08:19.640 a water mine drop them in the water and now you tell people that own chips that cost a billion
02:08:26.200 dollars to don't worry about the mine you can do that even just by saying we put mines in the water
02:08:31.960 so it's not like the rest we can knock out their military we already have we've knocked out their
02:08:37.000 navy we've knocked out their air force completely knocked out 158 ships in three days we've knocked
02:08:43.800 out even their mind droppers they don't have any mind droppers anymore but they put them on other
02:08:48.280 boats and they could drop them i'm not even sure they have any mines there by the way i'm not sure
02:08:52.360 I'm personally, they say there might be eight. I don't know. I don't know. I think there might be
02:08:57.520 none. Because they're very good bullshit artists. That's why for 47 years, they've been bullshitting 1.00
02:09:03.220 other presidents. And they haven't done the job. And people are living in hell. You live in that
02:09:09.680 country, they're living in hell. No, I think that 47 years of this stuff is long enough.
02:09:17.340 at the weakest point they've ever been. They have no Navy. They have no Air Force. They have no
02:09:23.500 anti-aircraft weaponry. They have no radar. They have no communication. In fact, the biggest problem
02:09:29.620 we have in our negotiation is that they can't communicate. I said to Steve, what are they
02:09:34.700 saying? Sir, they can't communicate. They have no method of communication. So we're communicating
02:09:40.980 like they used to communicate 2,000 years ago with children, bringing a note back and forth.
02:09:46.460 they have no communication but all i want to see is i want to have a safe world and you're not 0.87
02:09:53.080 going to have a safe world israel will be gone the middle east will be gone and then they're 0.63
02:09:59.380 coming for europe and i have to tell you i'm very disappointed in nato very i think that nato 0.81
02:10:05.060 i think it's a mark on nato that will never disappear never disappear in my mind you know
02:10:10.520 they're coming to see me on wednesday they're going to say oh we'll do this we'll do that
02:10:14.040 now they all of a sudden want to send things you know but they said it loud and clear at the
02:10:19.240 beginning when i spoke to uk of all i would have said they would have been there first because
02:10:22.980 they've been they're the oldest and i say yeah i'd love to have a little help i said no sir
02:10:28.700 we'd rather wait till you win i said i don't need help after we win they have two old broken
02:10:34.740 aircraft carriers barely work i said i guess we can use them who the hell knows i called the
02:10:39.340 general. He didn't even want to. He said, we don't really need them. We got the SS Abraham Lincoln,
02:10:45.640 sir. We don't need them. You know, we have, in terms of technology, we had one day 101 missiles
02:10:52.660 going at 2,700 miles an hour aimed at the Abraham Lincoln. 101 missiles. Out of 101 missiles,
02:11:01.620 101 missiles were shot down
02:11:05.060 Unbelievable technology
02:11:07.560 10 years ago, 5 years ago
02:11:10.200 I don't know if that would have been possible
02:11:11.780 But 10 years ago that wouldn't have been
02:11:13.940 That wouldn't have been possible
02:11:16.060 101 missiles heading to a ship
02:11:19.300 That's not that far off the coast
02:11:22.960 And out of the 101 missiles
02:11:26.000 We shot down all 101
02:11:27.840 We have weaponry
02:11:29.160 The patriots are unbelievable
02:11:31.260 We have weaponry.
02:11:33.200 That's unbelievable.
02:11:34.200 Yeah.
02:11:38.400 Go ahead, please.
02:11:39.800 Thank you, Mr. President.
02:11:41.340 You said earlier today during the egg roll 0.63
02:11:43.540 that you would like to take Iran's oil,
02:11:46.180 but Americans want U.S. forces home. 0.95
02:11:48.620 Correct.
02:11:49.280 What's that trade-off?
02:11:50.120 Have I had my choice?
02:11:51.200 Have I had my choice?
02:11:52.540 Yeah.
02:11:53.260 Because I'm a businessman first.
02:11:55.740 With Venezuela, as you know, 0.98
02:11:58.600 the war was over in about 45 minutes.
02:12:01.260 and we have great people running venezuela very good people i mean the relationship is good
02:12:06.720 and we are a partner with venezuela and we've taken hundreds of millions of barrels hundreds
02:12:14.400 of millions over 100 million barrels already is in houston refined and out and paid paid for that
02:12:23.660 war many many times over many times and you know the old days to the victim okay you know that
02:12:30.360 to the winner belong the spoils, go the spoils. And I've said, why don't we use it? To the victor,
02:12:39.780 go the spoils. And we don't have that. We haven't had that in this country probably in a hundred
02:12:44.120 years because even the Second World War, you look at the Second World War, we didn't have it with
02:12:48.720 the Second World War. We helped rebuild all those countries. We rebuilt Germany. How about Germany
02:12:52.780 telling us that, well, it's not their war. We had nothing to do with it. They wanted me to go and
02:13:01.100 tell them everything I was doing. We didn't know anything about it. Well, if I would have told them,
02:13:05.820 they would have leaked it, and we wouldn't have been nearly as successful, possibly.
02:13:11.100 But to the victor belong the spoils. So we haven't heard that in, I think, maybe hundreds of years.
02:13:19.660 now with venezuela and we just so you understand the people of venezuela they say if i ran for
02:13:25.020 president of venezuela i'm polling higher than anybody has ever polled in venezuela so after
02:13:31.260 i'm finished with this i can go to venezuela i will quickly learn spanish it won't take too long
02:13:35.980 i'm good at language and i will go to venezuela i'm going to run for president but we're very
02:13:40.940 happy with the president-elect that we have right now the the the people that are running it if you
02:13:47.900 remember bush with iraq they fired the generals they fired the police they fired the people that 0.68
02:13:53.580 worked in their equivalent of the white house they fired everybody and you know they had they
02:13:58.860 had a mess and you know what happened isis formed those generals and those soldiers got together
02:14:04.460 the police got together they all got together they formed isis not going to happen with us
02:14:09.660 so uh venezuela has been an incredible it's been an incredible situation we went in
02:14:15.660 We were very successful. Military power like nobody's ever seen. The general,
02:14:21.180 Venezuelan general, said, I was on that site. I said, I've never seen ferocity like that. I've
02:14:26.620 been doing this for 40 years. He said, I've never seen it. They hit us from 17 different.
02:14:32.460 They were all set. They saw that big, beautiful aircraft carrier, the Ford in that case,
02:14:38.700 and planes were pouring off it at one o'clock in the morning. So typically when you see that
02:14:44.220 late at night you know you could be in trouble right and they're all ready they had their
02:14:51.580 equipment it was russian and they had chinese equipment it was all set they were going to give 0.95
02:14:56.140 us a fight he said and then they came and they came at speeds like we've never seen
02:15:02.460 and they came at 17 different angles the general and his people that was a lot of angles
02:15:08.700 They hit him from every angle. He said, we knew it was over in three minutes. We were waiting for
02:15:15.660 him. Their equipment didn't work. And there's a reason it didn't work. Someday we'll explain that
02:15:21.100 to people. They pressed the button. Nothing happened. They pressed it again and again.
02:15:25.980 Nothing happened. And he said, we knew this whole thing was over in three minutes. We've never seen
02:15:31.100 any. He used the word ferocity. The ferocity of these planes from 17 different angles. And it was
02:15:38.140 over they went inside and remember that was on a military base with thousands of soldiers
02:15:42.860 and those soldiers looked and they said get the hell out of here thousands we didn't have
02:15:48.700 thousands we had like 200 people so we have a great military and i'll tell you what somehow
02:15:56.120 this rescue captured the world's attention more so than normally you're talking about two people
02:16:02.680 but this rescue captured the world's attention but we did it in venezuela that was amazing and
02:16:10.660 now we have a very bad man in prison and going to trial and then he he released aside from the drugs
02:16:17.780 which he was terrible maduro released hundreds of thousands of people from jails into our country
02:16:25.240 drug dealers murderers the worst people in the world were released into our country 1.00
02:16:30.460 because we had a stupid president who probably didn't know. And we had a border czar who never 1.00
02:16:36.180 went to the border and never once called our great border patrol agents, right? Not once,
02:16:41.420 Kamala. She never called the border patrol. She never said, how are we doing? I used to call the
02:16:45.680 border patrol guys every day. You can ask them, Paul, ask any one of them. Brandon, ask them all
02:16:51.920 the time. How are we doing? How are we doing? And we now, I'm proud to say, have a totally sealed
02:16:56.260 border. Nine months, nobody is coming through our border. And nobody even tries because they know
02:17:00.080 they're not going to get through. So we don't have caravans anymore. So maybe one or two more
02:17:05.940 and we'll be done. Are you willing to end this conflict with Iran charging tolls for passage
02:17:15.600 through the strait? Us charging tolls? Iran. What about us charging tolls? Is that something
02:17:22.200 you're considering? I'd rather do that than let them have a money. Why shouldn't we? We're the
02:17:26.320 winner. We won, okay? They are militarily defeated. The only thing they have is the
02:17:32.820 psychology of, oh, we're going to drop a couple of mines in the water, all right? No, I mean,
02:17:38.200 we have a concept where we'll charge tolls. I thought you meant us. Your question would have
02:17:46.620 been more accurate if you said us. Go ahead.
02:17:48.920 Just to clarify, in order for Iran to successfully meet your deadline tomorrow, 0.54
02:17:54.600 Do they have to make a deal, open the street, or vote?
02:17:58.460 We have to have a deal that's acceptable to me.
02:18:01.960 And part of that deal is going to be we want free traffic of oil and everything else.
02:18:06.560 Mr. President, thank you very much.
02:18:12.600 You've said glory be to God in this conflict.
02:18:15.360 Do you believe that God supports the United States' actions in this world?
02:18:18.220 I do, because God is good.
02:18:19.880 because because god is good and god wants to see people taken care of god doesn't like what's
02:18:26.280 happening i don't like what's happening everyone says i enjoy i don't enjoy this i don't enjoy it
02:18:31.080 these two guys don't enjoy it you know people say oh boy they're so tough they don't want they don't
02:18:35.800 like i don't like seeing people killed i've ended eight wars nobody's ever done it the person who
02:18:42.920 won the nobel prize came to me and said you deserve the nobel prize she announced that when
02:18:47.960 But when they announced, they said, it goes to Maria.
02:18:51.180 She's a great person, really a good person.
02:18:54.020 She said, no, no, no. 0.98
02:18:56.080 This is ridiculous. 0.96
02:18:57.900 They gave me the Nobel Prize. 0.91
02:18:59.780 President Trump ended eight wars.
02:19:01.180 I could go over every one of them, including India and Pakistan, where the Prime Minister
02:19:05.780 of Pakistan said, President Trump saved from 30 to 50 million lives.
02:19:12.400 That makes me much happier than what we're doing right now.
02:19:16.140 That makes me much happier.
02:19:17.240 We have one more to end, by the way.
02:19:21.240 Okay. 0.51
02:19:22.240 President, you called the — yesterday in your Truth Social, you called the Iranians 1.00
02:19:28.180 crazy bastards. 1.00
02:19:29.180 MR. 1.00
02:19:30.180 True.
02:19:31.180 What is your response to critics who say that it is —
02:19:33.180 MR.
02:19:34.180 I don't care about critics.
02:19:35.180 What is your response to critics who say that it is your mental health that should
02:19:37.180 perhaps be examined as this war continues?
02:19:39.180 MR.
02:19:40.180 Well, I haven't heard that.
02:19:41.180 But if that's the case, you're going to have to have more people like me, because
02:19:43.800 Our country was being ripped off on trade, on everything, for many years until I came along.
02:19:50.940 So if that's the case, you're going to have to have more people.
02:19:53.260 Josh, you go ahead.
02:19:55.060 You said that very little is off-limits in Iran as far as targeting, including power plants, bridges.
02:20:01.100 You've mentioned those.
02:20:01.920 Very little is off-limits.
02:20:02.960 Are there certain kinds of civilian targets, though?
02:20:05.360 I'm thinking schools or hospitals that you can't say is off-limits.
02:20:07.400 I don't want to tell you that. 0.58
02:20:08.260 We have we have a plan because of the power of our military where every bridge in Iran will be decimated by 12 o'clock tomorrow night, where every power plant in Iran will be out of business, burning, exploding and never to be used again.
02:20:30.340 I mean, complete demolition by 12 o'clock and it'll happen over a period of four hours if we wanted to.
02:20:36.840 We don't want that to happen. We may even get involved with helping them rebuild their nation.
02:20:43.800 And you know what? If that's the case, the last thing we want to do is start with power plants,
02:20:47.800 which are among the most expensive things, and bridges. You saw the bridge. The bridge one,
02:20:52.920 we were very close to a deal. And then I got a call from Mr. Witkoff, Mr. Kushner, and JD
02:21:01.540 saying, I think they're breaking the deal. I said, tell them that's okay. Don't worry about it.
02:21:09.040 But tell them to look out their window and watch. And within 45 minutes, I gave the order to knock
02:21:14.960 out the biggest bridge. I gave the order to knock out the biggest bridge in, I believe,
02:21:20.640 the Middle East, but the biggest bridge in Iran. And within 10 minutes after I gave that order, 0.99
02:21:26.760 that bridge was was over so so do i want to do that no do i want to destroy their infrastructure
02:21:34.920 no it will take them a hundred years to rebuild right now if we left today it would take them
02:21:43.160 20 years to rebuild their country and it would never be as good as it was
02:21:46.680 and the only way they're going to be able to rebuild their country
02:21:49.480 is to utilize the genius of the united states of america
02:21:52.440 On NATO, you voiced your displeasure with NATO in the past.
02:21:59.360 Is there a danger to the U.S. not being the de facto of the leader of the alliance and
02:22:04.400 then other powers within the alliance, then getting the decision-making when it comes
02:22:08.780 to wars and nuclear weapons?
02:22:10.420 President Trump No, it's not a danger.
02:22:11.680 NATO's — look, we went to NATO.
02:22:14.320 I didn't ask very strongly.
02:22:16.040 I just said, hey, if you want to help, Craig.
02:22:17.980 No, no, no, we will not help.
02:22:19.860 I said, that's all right.
02:22:20.780 You don't want to help?
02:22:21.480 because I've always said NATO is a paper tiger. See, NATO is a paper tiger. Putin's not afraid
02:22:28.300 of NATO. Putin's afraid of us, very afraid of us. And he's explained it to me a lot of times.
02:22:33.800 I got to know him very well. I know him very well. NATO is a paper tiger. NATO is us.
02:22:40.400 And when we needed them, but we didn't need them, by the way. We didn't need them,
02:22:44.880 obviously, because they haven't helped at all. Just the opposite. They've actually gone out of
02:22:49.040 way not to help. They didn't even want to give us landing strips. Think of it. And it's not just
02:22:55.040 NATO. You know who else didn't help us? South Korea didn't help us. You know who else didn't
02:22:59.840 help us? Australia didn't help us. You know who else didn't help us? Japan. We've got 50,000 0.99
02:23:07.680 soldiers in Japan to protect them from North Korea. We have 45,000 soldiers in South Korea 0.66
02:23:14.800 to protect us from Kim Jong-un, who I get along with very well, as you know. Do you notice he
02:23:21.140 said very nice things about me? He used to call Joe Biden a mentally retarded person. Okay, so 0.99
02:23:27.140 don't tell me about your stuff. Joe Biden, he said he's a mentally retarded person. He was so 1.00
02:23:33.260 nasty to Joe Biden. It was terrible. But to me, he likes Trump. And you notice how nice things are
02:23:39.360 with North Korea. It's very nice. But we have 45,000 people, soldiers, in harm's way. And right
02:23:46.600 next to Kim Jong-un with a lot of nuclear weapons, 45,000, which should have never happened. If a
02:23:53.300 certain president, I'm not going to mention this president because I happen to like him, believe
02:23:56.420 it or not. But if a certain president did his job, Kim Jong-un would not have nuclear weapons right
02:24:02.160 now. But they were all afraid to do their job properly. But just to conclude and just to finish,
02:24:07.680 japan didn't help us australia didn't help us south korea didn't help us and then you get to
02:24:14.840 nato nato didn't help us there were some countries that did now countries that have been good now
02:24:20.200 you could also say they're got to be a little bit more involved because they're in the territory but
02:24:24.760 saudi arabia has been excellent qatar has been excellent uae has been excellent bahrain kuwait i
02:24:31.720 mean kuwait did shoot down three of our planes the only planes really that we lost with friendly
02:24:37.500 fire they call it i call it unfriendly fire they unfortunately didn't know how to use our our great
02:24:45.260 patriots the pilot said what kind of a missile is coming at us patriot boom they got out because
02:24:52.620 they know a patriot never misses so they had beautiful patriots there were planes heading
02:24:57.900 in their direction unfortunately they decided to shoot those planes they were our planes so uh
02:25:04.700 You know, NATO is a paper tiger.
02:25:08.300 Now, he's coming to see me on Wednesday, as you know.
02:25:10.640 He's a wonderful guy.
02:25:12.840 Secretary General is great.
02:25:15.100 And Mark Ruta, he's a great person, but he's got —
02:25:19.780 and, you know, it all began with,
02:25:21.420 if you want to know the truth, Greenland.
02:25:23.980 We want Greenland.
02:25:25.460 They don't want to give it to us.
02:25:26.460 And I said, bye-bye.
02:25:28.820 Okay, thank you very much, everybody.
02:25:30.720 Thank you.
02:25:34.700 what about rising gas prices who cares
02:25:44.000 what a terrible question
02:25:49.380 wow
02:25:53.080 unbelievable where do we even start do we start with the 0.74
02:26:00.100 the Kurds or the 1.00
02:26:02.500 24 hours left 0.66
02:26:04.620 or the
02:26:05.420 you were right about Goldie
02:26:08.240 you were right about 1.00
02:26:09.080 the so-called Kurds
02:26:12.260 because they're talking about separatists
02:26:14.120 not our Kurdish
02:26:15.420 not our patriotic Kurdish Iranians 1.00
02:26:17.360 you were so right about that 1.00
02:26:19.740 President Trump confirmed everything he said regarding that
02:26:21.980 you were so right about
02:26:23.400 United States being involved in
02:26:25.120 rebuilding our infrastructure after all of this is done
02:26:27.980 if any of it is taken out
02:26:30.100 so he confirmed that as well so i don't know where do you want to start
02:26:35.360 um why don't we start really quickly with with the clip about so so armin i haven't even played
02:26:44.560 the uh sort of impromptu press conference that he had before this one right so why don't we just
02:26:54.480 play just the part that i sent you about the curds and then we'll go back to this press conference
02:27:01.200 because this is the main one but he said a lot of very interesting things in that one but he repeated
02:27:06.480 them here and uh you know basically confirmed everything that we have been saying and then you
02:27:15.920 know we can go over some of the theories that we have about about what's going to happen yeah this
02:27:23.440 is the big one this is the big one yeah so let's play it they don't have guns you know we sent some
02:27:30.000 guns but the group that was supposed to give which i said would happen to my people i said it i called
02:27:36.000 it exactly we sent guns a lot of guns they were supposed to go to the people so they could fight
02:27:41.680 back against these thugs you know what happened the people that they sent them to kept them
02:27:46.720 because they said what a beautiful gun i think i'll keep it so i'm very upset with a certain 0.98
02:27:51.680 group of people and they're going to pay a big price for that wow the iranian people will fight
02:27:57.440 back as soon as they know they're not going to be shot and as soon as they can get weapons if they 0.52
02:28:02.880 had weapons but they don't have guns they sent some guns armin the the the important part here
02:28:10.400 is president trump knew he knew that if if they send the separatist kurdish groups guns it's not
02:28:20.720 going to get to the iranian people and he even said and i said to them this is not a good idea
02:28:24.720 listen to what he says here yeah yeah and and now everybody knows now and now everybody knows
02:28:31.520 now goldie that message that we're trying to send to everybody now everybody can see that these are
02:28:37.280 the groups that you cannot trust nobody could argue with us anymore because it's now been a
02:28:42.560 now everybody has proof for it we have been telling you this forever and now everybody has
02:28:47.840 proof for it and i guess president trump because we were wondering if president trump made a
02:28:52.320 mistake but apparently it was some military people who made a mistake and now president
02:28:56.480 trump has proven to them as well that this is a mistake and goldie another part that i'm so happy
02:29:02.560 to hear is that he because i was worried that what if they give up on the idea of arming the iranian
02:29:08.000 people but he hasn't like they're going to continue to now try to do it from another avenue
02:29:14.240 from another way. Look at this. Listen to this is amazing.
02:29:44.240 that but the iranian people will fight back as soon as they know they're not going to be shot
02:29:50.300 and as soon as they can get weapons if as soon as they could get weapons so that idea hasn't
02:29:55.800 been abandoned and goldie we have so many of our fans and followers that keep telling us like
02:30:00.900 but what about the courage what about the courage like you guys are too sensitive about this
02:30:05.120 they're actually good fighters we should use them we told you so we told you so we told you so and
02:30:11.200 again, don't call them the Kurds because you're mixing them with our amazing patriotic Kurdish
02:30:16.880 Iranians. Stop referring to them as the Kurds, you know, refer to them the way me and Goldie
02:30:22.600 and I refer to them, which is separatist groups. Yeah. And guys, this is, I just want to share 0.98
02:30:29.620 this really quick and then we'll go to President Trump's analysis. So this is a message from our
02:30:35.020 patriotic Iranian Kurds. Okay. So these are Kurdish Iranians and they say as a Kurdish party,
02:30:41.100 we would like to clarify our position regarding the Kurdish issue. It is important to understand
02:30:46.300 that Kurds have long been among the indigenous peoples of Iran. However, over time, Iran's
02:30:52.180 geographical borders changed due to wars and political developments. For example, the modern
02:30:58.380 state of Iraq was established in 1920. In the city of Ctesiphon, one can still see the arch
02:31:09.280 of Satasafon, which once served as part of the capital of the Sasanian Persian Empire. So guys,
02:31:16.100 Iraq used to be part of the Persian Empire thousands and thousands of years ago. This
02:31:20.260 historical landmark demonstrates that large parts of what is now neighboring countries were once
02:31:26.700 within the historical boundaries of Iran. Over centuries, due to wars and shifting borders,
02:31:32.820 territories were separated, resulting in Kurdish populations living across several modern states,
02:31:38.240 including Iraq and Syria. However, it is important to recognize that Kurdish communities in different
02:31:44.640 countries have developed distinct identities shaped by their national histories. The Kurdish
02:31:50.560 population in Iran has its own historical, cultural, and national characteristics that differ
02:31:55.920 in many respects from Kurdish populations in neighboring countries. Iranian Kurds have
02:32:02.280 historically considered themselves part of the Iranian nation and have shared in Iran's cultural
02:32:07.260 heritage. Iranian Kurds strongly identify with Iran and have contributed to protecting its
02:32:13.640 territorial integrity throughout history. At the same time, political aspirations among Kurdish
02:32:22.080 groups in other countries, including Iraq, may differ based on their own historical and political
02:32:29.720 contexts. These differences should not lead to generalizations or assumptions that all Kurdish
02:32:36.980 populations share identical goals. Therefore, when referring to Kurds, it is important to
02:32:44.120 understand that Iranian Kurds consider themselves Iranian. Their nationality is Iranian and they
02:32:51.320 should not be regarded as separate from the Iranian nation. And that comes, that's an official
02:32:58.820 statement from the Iranian patriotic Kurdish party. This is why we always say you have to
02:33:08.500 specify which group of Kurds you're talking about, right? So, you know, for us, our Iranian Kurds are
02:33:18.080 just Iranian, right? Like when we're talking about Iranian Kurds, we don't say Iranian Kurds,
02:33:23.320 like they're just Iranian. So that's why I think, you know, when President Trump or other people
02:33:27.700 are referring to the Kurds. They're probably
02:33:29.880 referring to the Iraqi
02:33:31.160 separatist ones, right?
02:33:35.280 And 0.59
02:33:35.800 Goldie, it's probably 1.00
02:33:37.600 the Iraqi ones because the three 1.00
02:33:39.520 separatist Kurdish Iranian
02:33:41.660 groups have denied receiving any weapons. 0.99
02:33:43.780 Not that I ever trust them.
02:33:45.260 They could be lying.
02:33:46.640 Yeah, that's why exactly I said not that I trust
02:33:49.660 them. But we have to mention that
02:33:51.700 news that PDKI,
02:33:54.720 Hezbollah Democratic Kurdistan
02:33:55.840 Iran, Komoleh,
02:33:57.700 and pajak these are the three main there are so many of them by the way but these are the three
02:34:02.740 three main separatist iranian kurdish groups they have denied receiving any weapons
02:34:08.260 but even though i don't trust them i it is more likely that it was the iraqi
02:34:12.980 kardish separatist groups that would receive this yeah i mean we we don't know but all we all we
02:34:18.900 know is that president trump knew this was a bad idea and he said uh you know this is not good i
02:34:26.900 I, yeah, guys, Iraqi Kurds are not friends with the United States.
02:34:30.500 The Iraqi Kurds support the Islamic regime.
02:34:33.420 That's like, you guys have to get over this whole Kurdish fetish that you guys have with the Iraqi Kurds. 0.51
02:34:38.520 They support the Islamic regime.
02:34:40.040 They support Khamenei.
02:34:41.080 They sent condolences when the United States boom-boomed Khamenei.
02:34:45.260 So get over your Kurdish fetish, guys, when it comes to the separatist Iraqi Kurdish paramilitary groups. 0.55
02:34:51.800 Anyways, so let's go back to... 0.90
02:34:54.080 um and and stop comparing their and stop comparing their fight for this ridiculous
02:35:01.120 free so-called free cardistan with israel's fight when they became when they started the modern
02:35:06.880 nation of israel is there's nothing even resembling that these are two different things first of all
02:35:13.120 when israel became a nation state uh they weren't challenging any other country's borders and
02:35:18.160 integrity the ottoman empire had failed there was no nation state over there
02:35:21.680 kurdistan becoming so-called free is challenging four countries borders integrity which is
02:35:28.560 everybody here should be against you guys the you know they're they're you know kurdistan whatever 0.97
02:35:34.240 nonsense it's more fake than ballastine right they have a fake it's a fake flag it's a fake 1.00
02:35:40.160 country like it's just it's so random and um you know they try to drag uh like you know iranian 0.99
02:35:46.800 kurdish people into that and that pisses off iranian kurds which is why they always put out
02:35:51.280 uh statements about how they respect um iran's territorial integrity because the the you know
02:35:56.640 the separatist kurds that live outside of of uh occupied iran you know they try to drag
02:36:01.600 iranian kurds into this but that's why for us iranians um we're uh we always always support 0.60
02:36:08.960 our iranian kurds because we never want them to be mixed in with like these separatist kurdish
02:36:15.440 groups because they are incredibly loyal and iranian kurds um are you know big big you know
02:36:21.880 huge warriors and they they defend iran's territorial integrity and also also also
02:36:28.440 creating the modern country of a modern nation state of israel is recreating something that
02:36:35.980 was already there thousands of years ago israel was already an entity that people could point to
02:36:42.360 Just like there has never been a Palestine, there also has never been a Kurdistan.
02:36:49.060 Yeah, there's literally never been a Kurdistan.
02:36:51.820 Yes.
02:36:52.580 I mean, we have a Kurdistan province, right?
02:36:55.720 In Iran, we have a Kurdistan province.
02:36:58.180 And yesterday, I went over that video from the Iranian Kurdish wrestler, and I translated that video for you.
02:37:07.720 I'm more than happy to do that later today, but let's go to, you know, the analysis or, you know, our analysis on what President Trump said, because he said so many important things in his speech.
02:37:21.100 So let's, you know, Armin, how about I send you the link and that way you can pause whenever you want.
02:37:34.440 Do we also want to mention about the recent cutlet that we just had?
02:37:37.720 Yes, yes, let's go for it.
02:37:40.960 We had Khadami.
02:37:43.240 Guys, look at our updated bingo card, by the way.
02:37:48.020 This is a better version of this.
02:37:50.640 Okay, so it's now more updated.
02:37:53.280 By the way, Goldie, notice something. 0.77
02:37:56.920 The Americans and Israelis are not touching the Artesh. 0.99
02:38:00.540 You see how these skeletons are all in the... 0.84
02:38:03.320 So this is the entirety of the armed forces.
02:38:05.420 then well then most of the leaders and you can see all the skeletons are here at the top and
02:38:11.400 also in the IRGC block but look at the army not a single skeleton even though I think this guy
02:38:19.220 here deserves it but not a single skeleton in the army section they haven't touched any of you
02:38:25.640 i noticed yeah well the artist is untouched but the irgc is being boom boomed yeah exactly
02:38:37.320 this also like ties into um kings of halabi basically talking about you know defections
02:38:45.000 or people who have stayed home and laid down their arms right because we haven't seen any of these
02:38:52.200 people out in public the the people on the artish side we haven't seen them out in public except
02:38:58.360 this person which i hate yeah yeah sorry yeah he came out and said what he came out and said that
02:39:06.600 if the americans do this and that every single one of them will be killed or something like that yeah
02:39:11.640 he's definitely part of the irgc right like anyone who's at the top they're put there by the irgc
02:39:16.520 um true but uh yeah like but the artish side the army side relatively untouched
02:39:24.080 bonnie bonnie still untouched our boy our boy
02:39:29.080 our spy shalom okay yes so he's untouched because he's with us
02:39:39.720 okay
02:39:42.180 oh my god and this is this is the guy that was just taken out
02:39:47.600 kademi and he's the he was the head of the intelligence intel commander of rgc
02:39:54.440 uh just recently like kazumi was the last one who died um and before them it was this guy who
02:40:02.600 died so this is the third one by the way goldie look at this so the head of the intelligence of
02:40:07.860 IRGC dead there are three guys in in the in the islamic republic there are 17 17 intelligence
02:40:17.300 units but the most three important ones are the intelligence unit of IRGC the intelligence unit
02:40:24.340 of the you know the cabinet you know under the presidentship which is not technically under the
02:40:29.780 presidentship but the cabinet like part of the executive branch and the intelligence unit of
02:40:34.340 faraja okay i guess what all three dead all three dead all the three of the main so you
02:40:42.260 can see the irgc intel intel commander is dead and then if you come to the executive branch
02:40:48.820 here you can see the intel here who's the yeah khatib the intelligence minister
02:40:59.060 dead and then if you come to the police or farajah where's the police yeah police here
02:41:07.700 you can see intel chief dead so all the three heads of the main heads of intelligence are dead 0.98
02:41:17.300 which is very important also for reducing the suppressing ability of the islamic republic 0.99
02:41:23.940 Because Khademi, guys, was responsible in finding inside Iran, he was actually very good at this job. 0.78
02:41:31.880 He was very good at his job when it comes to finding Iranian opposition against the regime inside Iran
02:41:38.280 and anybody basically, Iranians trying to coordinate and plan and organize operations against the regime. 1.00
02:41:45.860 He's a guy responsible for finding them and killing them.
02:41:50.780 oh there is also i don't think he's on this list but there's also baghiri another baghiri just
02:41:56.040 died uh in i think in the same attack um and he was in just he was responsible he was from the
02:42:03.320 army and guys guys guess what he was responsible for he's not on this list yet i think but he was
02:42:09.140 oh he's here no no it's not that's a different baghiri no that's a different but that guy was
02:42:13.980 responsible for killing jews he was the jew hunter of the gods army and now he's dead he's dead so
02:42:22.500 there's that so fantastic news oh here uh prime minister netanyahu has a statement about this i
02:42:31.680 think there we go so we don't even have a picture this other guy let me translate this from hebrew
02:42:39.820 is saying another central arm of the iranian terror regime has been severed tonight we
02:42:45.840 eliminated majid khademi head of the intelligence division in the revolutionary guards uh one of the
02:42:52.800 iranian regime senior officials guys this guy was huge this guy was like really high up there
02:42:58.160 senior officials who had only recently assumed his role after his predecessor was eliminated
02:43:04.660 in addition yeah this is the one that people oh is his name Bakri Bakri Bakri Asghar Bakri
02:43:12.540 in addition we eliminated Asghar I think this is mistranslated Bakri if I'm guys let me know
02:43:19.500 if I'm mispronouncing his name I think he was Asghar Bakri we eliminated Asghar Bakri commander
02:43:24.420 of unit 840 in the Quds Force who is responsible for attacks against Jews and Israelis around the
02:43:38.580 world. Guys, they killed the main Jew hunter of the Islamic Republic. Israelis, you should be very 0.78
02:43:47.100 happy right now. This guy was in charge of finding you wherever you are, wherever you're like,
02:43:53.340 civilian jews civilian jews and israelis anywhere they are in the world and guys look there is no
02:43:59.420 picture of him so we don't even know what they looks like we don't even know what this guy looks
02:44:04.620 like so and then uh prime minister netanero says whoever acts to murder our citizens whoever directs
02:44:12.220 terror again so yeah this guy this guy on the left was more like he was hunting iranians
02:44:17.740 this guy on the right was hunting Jews
02:44:20.220 and now they're both dead
02:44:21.680 I mean he hunted Jews as well 0.60
02:44:24.300 but his main contribution was 1.00
02:44:26.260 killing us
02:44:26.900 so 0.98
02:44:29.060 Prime Minister Netanyahu says whoever acts to murder
02:44:32.360 our citizens, whoever directs
02:44:34.580 terror against the state of Israel 0.98
02:44:36.020 whoever builds the Iranian axis of evil 0.99
02:44:38.240 their blood is upon 1.00
02:44:40.500 their head
02:44:41.180 we are acting with strength and determination
02:44:44.460 we will
02:44:45.500 we will reach everyone who seeks to harm us we will continue with full force on all fronts until
02:44:52.520 the threat is removed and all the worst objectives are achieved um before i go to my discussion group
02:44:59.140 i really quickly want to bring everyone's attention you're going to miss the analysis
02:45:02.480 because i'm going to go over and and analyze it what's the topic of your discussion group today
02:45:08.980 I just answer people's questions.
02:45:11.100 Okay.
02:45:13.380 Well, you tell me what you want to do.
02:45:17.560 Up to you, up to you, because we have a couple of, like, we have some important things.
02:45:22.300 But, I mean, I guess if you want, I can hold off on my analysis of what President Trump said until you get back.
02:45:30.180 But, I mean, it is kind of big, but I'll leave it up to you.
02:45:34.360 No, I'll leave it up to you.
02:45:35.520 You tell me.
02:45:36.120 You're the boss.
02:45:36.900 Oh, my gosh.
02:45:37.480 I'm not the boss, Armin.
02:45:38.820 What is it?
02:45:42.440 I know your discussion group is also important.
02:45:49.220 So, okay.
02:45:49.520 How about this?
02:45:50.220 Why don't you do maybe like one hour of your group and then come back.
02:46:00.280 And then while you're gone, I'll play what President Trump said earlier.
02:46:06.300 and then you know i'll just i'll stream to see i mean people want you to stay but it's up to you
02:46:10.400 um but if you want uh guys no i'm not the boss this is a this is a partnership this is a partnership
02:46:16.440 so yeah but we we definitely do want your analysis on this so yeah compromise go for an hour and then
02:46:26.020 come back in an hour and then we'll go over president trump's analysis then great idea and
02:46:31.180 that would be a good time to do to see as well because we're going to do we're going to cover
02:46:34.720 to see anyways absolutely and then um wait there's also wait because there's also something
02:46:42.560 with nasa and we we don't want to miss that as well like not like like they're approaching the
02:46:48.000 moon like they're they're at the moon right now and so i i have to be
02:46:58.640 i have to make sure and to compare the near side versus the far side
02:47:03.600 mare so i'll just mute it for now but like colonizing the moon this is imperialism this
02:47:09.920 is this is imperialism but uh yeah so they've they've they're they're so they're doing the
02:47:14.800 flyby around the moon today um so i'm gonna find the time for that i know i know nasa is not as
02:47:24.000 important but you know what i actually do think this is really important like this is the best
02:47:28.400 of humanity and this is yeah this is historic so i want to make sure like i'll find the timing for
02:47:35.760 that but at some point um we want to see we want to see what we're fighting for like we're like
02:47:42.000 we're showing the worst conditions and what which we're trying to get rid of the worst of humanity
02:47:47.360 so that we could like this guys united states inspires the rest of the world united states
02:47:52.800 but its achievements shows to the rest of the world what is possible if you just get on the
02:47:59.040 right path so it is it is important for us to be inspired by what united states achieves
02:48:07.920 and you know i just i'm just really curious to see if we can find um khomeini's face on the moon
02:48:16.960 i just i just really wonder if we're going to see khomeini's face on the moon
02:48:20.800 um but wait they they nasa put out like some sort of schedule here okay oh all right okay no no we
02:48:26.560 have time we have time so here let me just share this really quick so the lunar observation period
02:48:35.360 flyby begins so the lunar observation so the flyby period has now started and then at 644
02:48:42.560 there's going to be predicted loss and then 702 make it okay so we'll keep an eye but we're good
02:48:47.680 we're good so by the time like by the time you come back and we're done this will be fine okay
02:48:54.360 no we're good okay all right thank you for the compromise you always come up with the best
02:49:00.620 solutions oh thank you well it's only because president trump's speech was huge and i know
02:49:05.360 that people want to hear your analysis as well so armin it's just you're you're too popular
02:49:09.740 you're just you're too
02:49:10.920 oh no what a huge problem okay well thank you guys you guys are so sweet okay um all right guys so
02:49:23.600 i'm gonna put the link then in the disc for the discussion group in the chat hold on okay
02:49:30.380 yeah americans were the first people on the moon were the moon's indigenous first
02:49:36.860 true true okay good one good one good one um okay guys i'm again one more time i'm gonna put the
02:49:51.740 link in the chat and if you want to come and talk to me there today is open today is open discussion
02:49:56.880 so anybody can join and then you could come ask me questions or and then after after i leave then
02:50:03.540 the conversation continues without me okay so there are many good people here with interesting
02:50:08.300 thoughts it's a really good community that we have there so come join me over there and i'll
02:50:13.420 see you guys soon all right guys bye see you soon armin
02:50:17.620 okay guys so we're gonna go to to ctv uh he streamed this earlier this morning so we're
02:50:29.940 just going to stream this. We're going to get an update on some of the breaking news from earlier
02:50:36.620 this morning, and then I'll be back, and then we'll continue. And then when Armin returns in
02:50:43.180 about an hour, we're going to dive into our analysis, feedback, and breakdown of what President
02:50:53.020 Trump has said, what we think it all means, you know, what this deadline of 8pm Eastern is all
02:51:02.640 about, who we think he's speaking to, you know, this, this, you know, deal that's being negotiated
02:51:10.040 guys, this is the fact that President Trump is saying that he knows Iranian people are grateful
02:51:21.940 people and Iranian people are more afraid of the United States and Israel leaving before
02:51:28.840 before the Islamic regime is finished this shows that that he's listening he's listening to the
02:51:37.540 Iranian people President Trump knows way more about what's going on than he's leading on right
02:51:44.620 and he even said that in the press conference because reporters were asking him well what are
02:51:48.800 going to do and president trump is like why would i tell you why would i give you my plan when we're
02:51:54.000 in a sensitive military operation right so it just it it doesn't make sense that reporters are asking
02:52:02.000 for so much detail when that detail could literally jeopardize it so um like he's he's he's uh you
02:52:10.080 know feigning ignorance or whatever the case might be because he doesn't want to let the irgc know
02:52:17.120 how much he actually knows. But he knows everything. And, you know, thank God, President
02:52:23.720 Trump is listening to the right people. And what's really interesting is that he's now exposed
02:52:28.980 the separatist Kurdish militia groups, which is a big deal, because everyone's like,
02:52:38.140 oh, the Kurds, the Kurds. And we're like, really? The Kurds, the ones who support the Islamic regime,
02:52:43.960 the ones who are I don't know sending condolence letters on on the extermination of Khamenei like 0.61
02:52:50.260 those Kurds right like it's just it's weird like guys Middle East dynamics is much more complicated 0.56
02:52:56.440 than people think right you do you guys actually think you think President Trump is a fan of Iran
02:53:06.020 revolution live well if he is President Trump we're a huge fan of you and we love you and if
02:53:11.440 if someone guys if someone from president trump's administration is watching or keeping tabs on us
02:53:16.800 let us know let us know in the chat or something send us a signal send us a message we love you
02:53:21.760 guys we love president trump all right let's go to 2c i'll be back in a little bit
02:53:41.440 Hello ladies and gentlemen, welcome to 2C TV. This is your global news channel, Amaya Tusi,
02:53:46.180 and this is your new Iran war room setup. We are going to give you guys a latest update on
02:53:52.660 what's been going on over the last few hours. The conflict in the Middle East is hugely escalating
02:53:58.180 and we expect it to escalate even further, at least for the next few hours or until tomorrow.
02:54:04.040 We're going to explain exactly what's going on. A few things we're going to cover,
02:54:07.220 As you can see on the screen, Haifa was targeted massively by the IRGC's missiles.
02:54:16.080 Their oil refinery has been hit, but also because they are using cluster warheads, they have hit the civilian areas on purpose.
02:54:25.080 Now, the IRGC, their missile launch capabilities has been reduced massively.
02:54:30.940 They've only managed to launch about 21 to 22 missiles today.
02:54:35.480 But when it comes to Israel, they use cluster warheads, which is extremely, well, it's a bit of a violation, let's just state, to the rules of engagement of conflict.
02:54:47.740 And despite the air defense system trying its best, because it's a cluster warhead, obviously it's still going to be hitting the civilians.
02:54:56.500 That's why everybody, as Prime Minister Netanyahu said, must follow the home front advice and shelter beforehand.
02:55:04.460 We're going to talk about that.
02:55:05.880 Moshtab al-Khamenei's position has also been targeted over the last few hours.
02:55:10.600 We are unsure about his condition right now.
02:55:13.320 We're also going to be talking about the latest list of eliminations,
02:55:17.620 including senior IRGC figures, including the new head of the IRGC intelligence
02:55:23.380 who has been killed by the Israelis, and finally, the ceasefire talks.
02:55:28.640 So over the last day or two, we've had a lot of flip-flopping from the Islamic Republic.
02:55:32.760 and they said no to the initial peace proposal but now they are they've received the new proposal
02:55:40.640 from pakistan the u.s have also released that proposal to at least do a ceasefire first they
02:55:46.600 haven't agreed to it yet the talks have just begun in order to then reach some sort of deal now we're
02:55:52.980 going to give you guys the latest on this and the videos are coming in we also have our live feed
02:55:59.040 from Haifa. First, let's go to Tehran, the capital of Iran, as overnight in the early
02:56:05.160 hours of this morning, the Mehrabat International Airport to the west of the city was once again
02:56:12.060 hit massively. Let's go and see what happened there.
02:56:16.080 now of course uh let's not forget that uh tonight and tomorrow is the deadline that president trump
02:56:33.800 has set uh for the islamic republic and if they don't reopen the strait of homers if they don't
02:56:41.000 agreed to a ceasefire, then the Americans will be targeting the infrastructure and the power plants
02:56:47.460 of Iran. The Israelis are also planning to do the exact same thing. This will be a joint
02:56:53.360 cooperation between Israelis and the Americans to hit the infrastructure, which obviously will
02:56:59.400 escalate things even further. But let's quickly go and talk about Mojtaba Khamenei, the so-called
02:57:07.460 cardboard supreme leader of the islamic republic the latest reports that we have from uh israeli
02:57:15.200 sources and they suggest that there was a massive strike targeted the strike in the city of gorm
02:57:22.220 which is a tiny shia holy city to the south of the capital this happened in the early hours hours of
02:57:30.200 This morning, the operation has been alleged to have targeted the new so-called supreme leader.
02:57:37.820 We don't know whether he has been injured or not.
02:57:40.520 But the latest leaked reports suggest that there have been a number of strikes on his positions over the last few weeks, apart from the first one on the first day.
02:57:51.180 And in fact, according to the sources inside the Islamic Republic, they have leaked this info that apparently he could be on the verge of death.
02:58:01.960 The explosions have caused severe injuries, including spinal cord damages and also disclosed jaw, brain damage and extensive head and facial trauma, preventing him from attending meetings.
02:58:18.260 And now despite obviously a number of surgeries that he emergency surgeries that he has had over the last couple of weeks, apparently he is still in special care.
02:58:29.980 As far as we know, because obviously they've said that they have targeted him again last night.
02:58:35.640 So we'll wait to see if they did manage to actually get him or whether he's been injured again even further.
02:58:41.940 This guy doesn't seem to want to die.
02:58:44.640 Now, to be fair, he might also already be dead and they might just be lying to us.
02:58:48.900 But again, you don't know until the information eventually comes out.
02:58:53.500 Let's go back to Tehran, the west of the capital.
02:58:57.740 Again, this is near the airport in Mehrabat.
02:59:14.640 Now, the interesting thing about this there, because we're going to do an extensive coverage in the next few minutes of the whole situation in Haifa and central Israel as well.
02:59:26.020 But this is fascinating because this specific area to the west of Tehran has been targeted, I mean, if I were to just guess at this point, probably 12 times so far over the last month or so.
02:59:40.380 and there seem to be still elements left there
02:59:45.680 because there were a couple of underground sites
02:59:49.120 linked to the airport.
02:59:51.280 There were a huge number of weapons depots
02:59:53.920 and also a missile storage facility.
02:59:58.620 But again, at the same time,
02:59:59.880 we don't know what else they were hitting this morning.
03:00:02.720 We'll get more information on this target,
03:00:06.260 but we do know that it has now been confirmed
03:00:09.500 that more senior IRGC leaders have been eliminated.
03:00:14.440 Over the last few hours, we got the confirmation
03:00:16.240 that the head of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps intelligence,
03:00:21.080 Majid Hademi, who was not that intelligent himself,
03:00:25.340 has now been killed this morning by the latest strikes by the U.S. and Israel.
03:00:30.940 We do believe that the Israeli Defense Forces took the lead on this operation
03:00:36.000 with the help of the Americans,
03:00:37.500 but the actual trigger was pulled by the IDF.
03:00:41.340 There is a statement, a video statement, from the Defense Minister of Israel, Israel Katz,
03:00:49.340 who says that we will continue to hunt them one by one.
03:00:54.620 And this is just the beginning.
03:00:57.580 Let's go to the Defense Minister.
03:01:07.500 Thank you very much.
03:01:37.500 We will continue and follow them each and each.
03:01:41.100 I have been aware that as soon as we continue to see the citizens of Israel, 0.98
03:01:45.500 we will be able to destroy the Iranian authorities. 0.99
03:01:49.500 We have been very difficult in the past, in the past and in the past,
03:01:54.500 and today and every day we will continue.
03:01:58.500 We will continue to destroy the Iranian authorities 0.85
03:02:02.500 and to the attack of the terrorist government and his caucus, 0.92
03:02:06.500 and its ability to advance terror and to see the State of Israel.
03:02:32.500 republic they don't really care how many iranian civilians get hurt because they themselves
03:02:37.140 are pretty good at harming their own civilians so based on this and this statement technically came
03:02:45.860 before we got more information about what actually happened in haifa and central israel 0.93
03:02:52.060 in the hours hours of this morning and again we're going to go to that shortly but a couple of things
03:02:58.620 here uh someone says mushtaba was saying holy s during the attack and pc says free iran
03:03:06.780 another one says that his 72 are busy a 3 000 year wait time brilliant and there is a non-super
03:03:14.060 chapter from the video wise saying great reporting but your map is so dark it is unreadable we haven't
03:03:22.920 actually shown you the map yet so i'm not really sure where you got that from uh if you could give
03:03:28.180 some more context so we will show you the map uh shortly because we have to go through some of the
03:03:32.660 information about uh the the operation the rescue operation yesterday we have some more intel on
03:03:39.300 that but before we get to that let's talk about the latest number of uh eliminations it continues
03:03:48.580 the islamic republic state media have now confirmed that brigadier general masoud zara'i
03:03:54.420 who was the commander of the Islamic Republic's air defense college
03:04:00.820 in Shahin Shah Esfahan, has now been killed in the latest U.S. strikes.
03:04:08.100 Zahraei was basically in charge of containing the situation
03:04:13.260 with the strikes in the center of Iran. 0.83
03:04:16.680 And even before his death, he and his team were incredibly incompetent
03:04:22.660 at activating the air defense systems around Esfahan so it doesn't really change much whether
03:04:29.320 he is alive or dead because even during his life he wasn't that good at his job. Also
03:04:36.300 there is a bigger list of more IRGC senior figures who have been eliminated over the last
03:04:45.980 few hours. But there was a specific targeted hit last night, which the liberal Western
03:04:56.780 establishment media are misreporting because they hate President Trump and they hate the
03:05:04.660 Iranian people and they hate Israel. So obviously it helps their propaganda to spread lies.
03:05:11.960 Last night, the Sharif University of Technology in Tehran was hit.
03:05:21.760 Joint attack by the Israelis and the Americans targeted this university, the overall site around it.
03:05:28.560 We're going to show you a video quickly.
03:05:31.040 Now, this is technically a top science university.
03:05:34.480 We know that.
03:05:35.600 But it also had bunkers.
03:05:37.920 they had to use bunker busters the Americans the media said that students university students were
03:05:47.840 targeted in a civilian area now what the media the so-called mainstream media forgot to mention
03:05:57.120 was that universities are currently closed there are no students at Sharif University of Technology
03:06:02.940 or any of the universities right now the universities and schools are currently being
03:06:07.300 used as IRGC bases some of them are being used as temporary bases some of them including Sharif
03:06:14.740 actually being used as a temporary base because they have a bunker underground bunker as part
03:06:20.900 of the university building this is the aftermath
03:06:37.300 Yeah, so they claim that this was some sort of civilian targeting, but obviously that's not true because there are not supposed to be any students at these universities.
03:07:02.440 but the propaganda continues and we have to keep fighting to counter this all right we have more
03:07:08.720 names for you guys of the latest list of eliminations in iran we told you about zari
03:07:16.540 we also have sayed sayed musavi moeen heydari and milad salar vand all of them in charge of
03:07:26.100 the ground forces and the air defense systems in the center of the country around esfahan
03:07:32.240 And again, this kind of makes sense. The strikes that we saw over the last day or two around the province of Esfahan, it made sense that eventually there's going to be confirmation because the IRDC are not really going to bother with hiding the names of the mid-ranking commanders, for example.
03:07:56.920 When it comes to the top leadership, yeah, they take their time.
03:08:00.780 It takes a few days. There is a bit of denial.
03:08:03.080 And then they say they're actually alive.
03:08:06.160 And then, obviously, they have to confirm that they are losing their terrorists.
03:08:17.480 Someone says, Thomas says, I was going to put the things on the screen again because that would be easier.
03:08:24.060 Don't know why they got too tiny.
03:08:25.040 this is the new setup which it's not really helping is it okay so thomas says you talk 0.99
03:08:29.700 crap on mainstream media so why were you on fox who wants to answer this idiot 0.95
03:08:38.040 not really sure how to respond to this one we have to call out anybody who either makes a mistake 1.00
03:08:48.060 all tells lies and it's my job and my duty when the establishment media would invite me to go on
03:08:56.740 to correct their errors it's my job to go and educate them and that's what i do that's the
03:09:03.840 whole point of new media channels like 2ctv countering that narrative and they could do with
03:09:11.380 some help and I'm here to serve let's just say but let's say also go to the
03:09:17.140 latest we have from Ekbatan in the west of Tehran this is around 4 30 a.m.
03:09:24.820 local time this morning
03:09:41.380 There is a statement that's just come out from a
03:10:11.380 our favorite infamous IRGC spokesperson. Remember this guy? He's back. Yep, he's still alive by the
03:10:22.840 way. I don't know how. But he has now said any aggression against civilian targets in Iran
03:10:29.440 will be met with a harsher, more destructive and broader response by our armed forces.
03:10:38.320 Now, a couple of problems with this statement.
03:10:40.960 Number one, your so-called armed forces are not actually even involved in this war.
03:10:46.280 Not really. You have a bunch of IRGC military terrorists taking care of the business when it comes to launching missiles and drones. 0.54
03:10:53.340 That's number one. Secondly, really, you suddenly care about civilian or the civilian targets. 0.79
03:11:01.540 How many people did you kill in January in Iran yourself?
03:11:05.040 now obviously they're trying to gaslight everybody and there are enough people in the establishment in the west that would believe these lies 0.73
03:11:13.040 saying yeah of course yeah i mean the islamic regime really care about people in iran
03:11:16.760 and they they don't want their civilian targets to be hit hmm yeah they don't really care about any of that 0.75
03:11:22.820 they don't even actually care about uh again they've been promising harsher responses every single day
03:11:28.140 every single week initially they said if if you target our supreme leader ali khamenei
03:11:33.540 then we're going to go we're going to go nuclear well they kill Khamenei and nothing happened
03:11:37.520 then they said if you target his son we're going to come for you they killed his son nothing
03:11:41.980 happened then they said if you target our IRGC navy we're going to destroy the world nothing 0.57
03:11:47.800 happened it's just crazy they keep having red lines and all they can do is launch a handful 0.75
03:11:53.580 of missiles and as I said the only problem we're currently facing is that Israel is primarily
03:12:00.140 getting targeted by missiles that have cluster warheads now there's still a handful of missiles
03:12:06.680 today we had only 21-22 being launched across the region not just Israel across the Middle East
03:12:13.020 21-22 I think now latest missiles that were launched a huge chunk of them towards Dubai and
03:12:19.940 Abu Dhabi again but when they launch against Israel they use cluster warheads which means that 0.70
03:12:26.600 they're still going to it's still going to hit the civilian areas that's what we'll be able to
03:12:31.640 give you guys the details of what's been going on in haifa you see the prime minister did reiterate
03:12:35.820 saying follow the home front advice don't be outside don't be by the windows just go to the
03:12:42.000 shelters now of course there will be some other people in some areas that will find it difficult
03:12:45.900 unless they just want to live in some sort of bunker it's going to be difficult for them
03:12:50.800 to reach the nearby shelters in time but most can. Let's quickly before we go to Haifa let's go to
03:13:01.000 the eastern parts of Tehran the Piruzi streets where I actually grew up as a child 0.98
03:13:08.100 and now it's getting slightly destroyed by the Americans and the Israelis.
03:13:20.800 someone says uh thank you for not making me uh listen to the IRGC spokesperson my my my my my
03:13:46.320 my voice yeah yeah don't worry i'm not going to torture you again with his videos and it's not
03:13:53.240 today maybe tomorrow okay we i think we have the confirmation yeah this is now sorted okay let's
03:13:59.900 go to the israelis because the idf have now confirmed that kamal malham who was the artillery
03:14:10.020 commander of the so-called Imam Hussain division in Iran has been destroyed, has been killed, and
03:14:17.960 his headquarters has been destroyed. This was the division's fire control headquarters that was
03:14:25.160 hit. Now, Malham was in charge of the artillery attacks towards Israel, serving as a central
03:14:32.840 commander and also helped procure and command equipment sorry combat equipment and also this
03:14:41.160 unit was part of the IRGC's Gots Force network which has been targeting the Israelis across the
03:14:50.040 region for a very very long time now the whole unit have been eliminated and wiped out another 0.98
03:14:57.720 huge victory for the brilliant IDF. Let's go back to Tehran, the early hours of this morning and 0.61
03:15:09.320 then we'll see. I think we can now quickly go to the central part of Israel and Haifa.
03:15:20.520 Let's talk about what's actually been happening in Haifa. First video from Israel from a couple of
03:15:26.440 hours ago. Just a quick heads up, if you are watching from Esbril or in the region, you would
03:15:33.560 experience sirens. The next video we're about to show you does include sirens, so maybe you want
03:15:38.840 to turn down the volume, otherwise your neighbors will freak out. Let's go.
03:15:56.440 Every single one of them, plus the warheads.
03:16:26.440 and then this was the the moment the Haifa oil refinery was hit in northern Israel again
03:16:48.600 cluster munitions Haifa oil refinery
03:16:56.440 of course multiple casualties have now been reported four bodies were recovered earlier
03:17:06.520 today and we'll go through the actual details of that but i think the number of casualties
03:17:11.200 fortunately is increasing and let's go to the aftermath in haifa
03:17:26.440 Now, some of the details about what happened here, so the first responders are still on site in Haifa following the missile strike by the IRGC.
03:17:38.440 They've been working over the last few hours to reach those who have been trapped under the rubble.
03:17:44.440 And earlier on, we did hear that there are at least four individuals who were unaccounted for.
03:17:53.440 Let's go to the next clip.
03:17:56.440 and then they recovered the bodies.
03:18:14.680 So two elderly victims were initially found
03:18:18.080 in the early hours of this morning.
03:18:20.080 One more was then recovered shortly after.
03:18:23.760 Their fourth body was only
03:18:26.440 recovered a few hours ago and I think there was some more intel so this is the
03:18:32.920 video that we have hang on so this is the video we have from the recovery
03:18:40.660 operation by the Israelis and the emergency crew there's still a bit of a
03:18:50.320 mess of course there and they are trying their best to uh contain any other aftermath damage but
03:18:59.760 having said that there is a statement from the prime minister which we will go to
03:19:05.060 in a few minutes as we get that ready for you guys before we do that i think we can quickly go
03:19:12.480 to Iraq. And then we'll go back to the Israelis. The headquarters of the Kurdish forces in Iraq 0.63
03:19:20.660 in Soleimaniya were hit. Apparently there was a massive drone attack, a huge number of drones
03:19:29.180 that were launched from Iran, from the western parts of Iran. And this is what happened.
03:19:42.480 this is east of Iraq
03:20:09.580 I think there's a situation in Haifa, I believe we just heard that sirens have either just
03:20:22.920 gone off or will be in the next few minutes, I'll get that confirmed for you guys.
03:20:29.380 But we'll stay with Haifa for a second and let me just get a couple of reactions while
03:20:37.140 we get that confirmed for you guys.
03:20:45.560 Bunny says, thank you, Tusi TV and team.
03:20:48.880 Happy Easter.
03:20:49.920 You are the media.
03:20:51.060 Thank you so much, Bunny.
03:20:52.200 Happy Easter.
03:20:53.440 Tusi, may your dad be safe and comfortable during this difficult time in Iran.
03:20:58.360 I believe you said your mother is in Iran.
03:21:00.080 Whoa, why?
03:21:00.760 Why would my mother go there? 1.00
03:21:01.740 That would be a terrible idea.
03:21:02.620 No, she's in London.
03:21:04.320 No, no, my mum is not allowed to go to Iran.
03:21:11.060 She'll be in trouble.
03:21:12.320 No, she's in London.
03:21:14.560 The left is losing it.
03:21:16.580 They think Ayatollah is on the right side of history.
03:21:21.840 They lost it a while ago.
03:21:23.280 Okay, so let's quickly go to... 0.99
03:21:26.240 Let's stay with Israel. 0.90
03:21:27.720 I think we have...
03:21:29.320 Actually, a couple of things I mentioned about the Israeli Defense Forces.
03:21:33.580 We can now confirm, because obviously we did say yesterday that the IDF were also assisting with the rescue operation of the two U.S. pilots.
03:21:43.020 Well, we can now confirm that an Israeli official has now reported that two commando units from the Israeli Defense Forces were actually involved in the overall mission to rescue the American weapons systems officer or the second pilot that was still in Iran for about 48 hours.
03:22:11.260 So the Israelis didn't just help with the intelligence for the operation, but also actually the commander units were active in order to help their American allies.
03:22:22.760 On the issue of, I think something's coming from central Israel, I'm going to keep an eye on that.
03:22:29.780 On the issue of the rescue operation, of course, yesterday we did a whole extensive coverage of that.
03:22:36.400 But today we can give you some more info about the overall issue.
03:22:43.820 So number one, if we go to our live map and go back to Iran.
03:22:52.920 So for those, if you remember yesterday, this is our new interactive map that we have.
03:22:58.040 So, the target was known, well, the target for the IRGC, which was the second U.S. pilot, was supposed to be here.
03:23:07.200 And everybody thought it was going to be near Boucher.
03:23:10.420 But we then discovered he was, in fact, just outside of Esfahan.
03:23:15.160 Now, a couple of information, well, more details that we have, was that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps moved their troops from this part,
03:23:28.040 from the center to the southwest they got diverted but why and how so a few things
03:23:35.240 the crew member survived more than 24 hours did i say 48 hours more yeah 24 hours
03:23:43.000 in the mountains just outside of esbahan in the center of iran 200 soldiers from the special
03:23:49.960 operations units were involved in the rescue operation so this is some of the new information
03:23:54.920 that we have. The F-15E that was shut down, we can now confirm that it went down after a shoulder
03:24:04.960 fired missile was used against it. So it's just an individual IRGC terrorist. The officer then 0.72
03:24:13.940 hid in the mountain and was able to be located because of the latest US technology. They were
03:24:20.760 contact with him throughout the whole time and located him that's why if you remember last night 0.86
03:24:26.120 we explained they came up with a plan to distract the irgc the americans to send them all to the
03:24:32.040 southwest uh near dehdash where whereas actually the whole operation was going to the center
03:24:40.920 we also have some info according to the americans that the officer
03:24:43.960 as he was ejecting from the fighter jet he said God is good and there is also some huge information
03:24:55.100 that when he went on the ground he was near a village in the Kukan region of Yasuj. Now the
03:25:06.120 reports we have from Iran is that the Iranian civilians in that village actually helped give
03:25:12.280 him shelter for a short period of time and then obviously he got in touch with the U.S. military
03:25:18.880 and they told him exactly where to go and the Americans also in case you don't know they had
03:25:25.240 a built a secret base inside Iran right around here just outside of Asfahan and apparently there
03:25:36.620 was another one around here which was not really confirmed, but these are supposed to be covert
03:25:43.520 operations. They actually had, they built a base on the Iranian soil in the middle of war and the
03:25:51.060 IRGC were not able to even tell what is going on. It's fascinating. So the CIA, they initiated the
03:25:57.840 deception campaign to confuse the IRGC forces. The second U.S. pilots also managed to evade
03:26:07.020 the IRGC military by hiking up a 7,000-foot ridgeline to get to the mountain, which obviously,
03:26:18.020 as I said yesterday, you are definitely going to have some sort of Hollywood movie make about
03:26:24.600 this at some point. This whole operation is just going to be a whole drama. Also, the villagers,
03:26:31.320 the Iranian civilians in the village that was just near Shiraz, to the south, 20 of them,
03:26:39.060 according to our sources in Iran, 20 of them have now been arrested by the Islamic Republic security
03:26:45.260 for helping the Americans. So that's the latest that we have from there. Now, the U.S.
03:26:54.340 Central Command have released the latest footage of their operation and their targets.
03:27:02.800 The CENTCOM has now said that this is the U.S. Air Force MQ-9A Reaper shooting down an Iranian
03:27:10.180 unmanned combat drone over Iran. Of course, there's been a number of these that have been
03:27:19.040 eliminated including drone carriers over the last few hours and also the last couple of days
03:27:24.940 which have been making things difficult for the IRGC. But they still obviously have access to
03:27:30.960 a huge number of drones compared to the ballistic missile situation. So let's quickly talk about
03:27:36.720 what is going on with this whole saga around a ceasefire and deal and negotiations. Firstly,
03:27:44.980 the Islamic Republic had been
03:27:47.520 flip-flopping for the past few days
03:27:49.300 one minute they got in touch
03:27:51.700 with the Pakistanis as mediators
03:27:53.840 saying that we have demands
03:27:55.860 we don't want ceasefire
03:27:57.640 but we want a permanent end to the war
03:27:59.700 right now
03:28:00.380 and the demands are that the Americans should give us
03:28:03.840 money, reparations basically
03:28:05.720 and
03:28:06.660 we now have a new
03:28:09.440 order in the region
03:28:11.160 for the Strait of Hormuz, we're now fully in charge
03:28:13.780 the Americans said well no Pakistanis have now come up with a new proposal to reach a ceasefire
03:28:22.320 first for about 20 days or so during the ceasefire the U.S. and the Islamic Republic could discuss
03:28:30.300 actual conditions to end the military operation now they only have a few hours left if you're
03:28:38.240 watching this live right now as we speak it's obviously the sixth you can see on the screen
03:28:43.440 the sixth of april uh 8 50 a.m eastern time and 1 50 p.m uk time and of course you can also see
03:28:53.420 tehran and tel aviv the next few hours is going to be crucial as things stand
03:28:59.800 the IRGC are unlikely to accept a ceasefire but it is still pretty likely for them to come up with
03:29:09.440 a counter proposal for the Americans to at least say yes to a temporary pause despite the fact that
03:29:15.060 they keep saying we don't want a ceasefire we want a permanent end to the war they have to agree to
03:29:19.600 ceasefire first in order to actually agree to everything else because the next part during the
03:29:25.160 ceasefire period is again the same negotiations about nuclear about the threat about the proxies
03:29:31.360 the usual stuff which is the surrender deal for the IRJC and they are quite aware so I think what 0.66
03:29:37.780 they want to do ideally is to keep dragging this along to keep putting pressure on the Israelis by 0.51
03:29:43.180 hitting civilians because they know as I said even if you kill two or three Israeli civilians
03:29:47.360 there's a lot of political pressure on the government in Israel because they care about
03:29:52.760 even one single life in israel is very important but it's okay so that's pretty much the updates
03:30:00.640 from to see guys i want to do something that i don't normally do but i think this is a good
03:30:11.220 opportunity for me to um something i'm looking for here this is a good opportunity for me to
03:30:20.640 share with you some insight and analysis from Iranian analysts okay no no no no
03:30:31.740 rickroll no rickroll no no no rickroll guys um no rickroll I want to share some
03:30:41.260 input from someone named Murad Vaisi, and he is a very, very well-respected analyst, political
03:30:53.800 analyst, with Iran International.
03:30:59.900 And yes, yes, see, so the Iranians, bah, bah, of course, bah, bah.
03:31:04.660 Now, Murad Veysi. So his name is Murad Veysi. Okay. His name is Murad Veysi. And yeah, I see. Oh, look, all the Iranians are excited now. All the Iranians are excited. They're like, yes, I'm a Murad. Yes, yes. We all we all love Murad Veysi. And oh, yeah, Murad is fantastic.
03:31:30.540 So, um, I mean, here I can, I can share his YouTube channel with you guys, but the challenge
03:31:37.380 is he does like everything he does is in Persian.
03:31:41.220 Right.
03:31:42.340 Um, but what I like to do, you know, part of my, my homework every day is that I will
03:31:51.140 always, you know, whenever I'm done, um, I will always tune in to, to Morad Vesey.
03:31:57.680 I will watch his live streams. Because I always want to make sure that, you know, I want to make
03:32:07.580 sure that I'm on the right track, right? So here, I mean, I'll share his YouTube, YouTube link with
03:32:14.300 you guys. I mean, you could follow him. But ultimately, I mean, he only he only does his
03:32:20.380 analysis in the Persian language, right? So a little bit challenging there. But what I'll do
03:32:29.340 is I will, but you know, the thing is, like, you know, I will, I always watch Morad Vesey because,
03:32:36.760 you know, I just want to make sure that I'm on the right path, on the right track. And it's
03:32:41.480 really interesting, because usually, like, you know, Iran Revolution Live, we will provide,
03:32:47.600 you know, analysis throughout the day. And then Morad Vesi does live streams usually twice a day.
03:32:54.380 He does one in the morning, one in the evening. And then by the time, you know, he's talking,
03:33:01.280 you know, he's doing his evening live stream. He's basically talking about the things that Armin and
03:33:09.160 I have already spoken about. And his analysis is pretty much exactly what Armin and I
03:33:17.600 Speak about as well. Oh, I mean, it's listen, it's a hundred percent safe to follow him
03:33:23.000 But but the only the only challenge for you guys is that he only
03:33:28.040 Speaks in Persian so you never actually get his
03:33:33.540 You know like unless you like basically, you know chat GPT auto-translate
03:33:39.840 sentence by sentence what he's saying but
03:33:43.500 But Morad Vesey is an excellent follow.
03:33:46.760 So you know what I'll do?
03:33:48.800 I'll give Armin a little bit more time.
03:33:51.640 I'll let him know that I'm going to be translating Morad Vesey
03:33:57.120 so he can stay with his discussion group a little bit longer, right?
03:34:01.300 So.
03:34:13.500 Okay. So I just let Armin know, um, do the closed captions have an auto? Oh, but the
03:34:34.840 subtitles Persian I guess I could do auto oh you know what I guess I could do auto
03:34:41.820 translate to English okay you know what that's a good
03:34:44.540 okay so you know what let's see if um let's see if the auto translations work but um let me pull
03:34:54.720 up my chat GPT as well so that I can just make sure in case the auto translation from google
03:35:02.860 from YouTube doesn't work. And then, of course, there are a number of people who are listening
03:35:09.500 but can't read the subtitles. So let's just begin. And I will share some of Morad Vesey's
03:35:20.120 insights so that you guys can get sort of the Iranian perspective on what's going on here.
03:35:30.420 So yeah, let's, let's begin.
03:35:53.780 Okay.
03:35:55.460 So the first part is basically just, you heard him say durud, right?
03:35:59.120 So Duru means hello. So he's basically saying hello to everyone. He says it's Monday afternoon
03:36:11.680 in Iran, 17th of Farvardin, and it's the morning of April 6th in Eastern United States.
03:36:20.880 We're testing the subtitles because we're interested to see if the auto-generated
03:36:26.600 subtitles on youtube are are accurate or not because youtube auto translate isn't the greatest
03:36:33.680 okay so let's see what he says now okay so that's that's so he's saying
03:36:45.780 the head of the irgc's intelligence organization was killed
03:36:50.300 he's like killed as expected
03:36:55.300 oh someone's saying that they're bored already oh no
03:37:00.680 oh no are you bored i mean you're welcome to tune into another channel
03:37:07.140 i'm not going to change the speed to 1.5 if you're bored you're welcome to tune
03:37:11.680 into a different channel
03:37:12.600 so he's saying uh that the guy oh my gosh i got distracted here all
03:37:20.160 me go back a little bit now so he said majid khademi head of the irgc's intelligence unit
03:37:29.280 or whatever was boom boomed so he was also the head of the irgc's intelligence protection organization
03:37:50.160 So Majid Khadimi was one of the oldest figures in the Islamic Republic's security intelligence.
03:38:02.740 So Majid Khadimi, so the guy that we announced, so guys, this is Khadimi.
03:38:08.560 Let me pull him up here.
03:38:10.220 We spoke about Khadimi and Armin spoke about the new kotlets, right?
03:38:15.700 um and he was on the bingo sheet too this guy here so this is this is who uh morad
03:38:26.140 bc is speaking about majid khademi was we we got the news that he was eliminated
03:38:31.240 um he was one of the irgc's most senior commanders and accumulated extensive military
03:38:37.180 and security experience over the years serving in multiple key roles including head of irgc
03:38:43.720 security organization, which is exactly what Morad Vesey just says. He was responsible for
03:38:49.180 collecting intelligence used to formulate strategic assessments and provide situational
03:38:55.180 intelligence to the regime's senior leadership during Operation Roaring Lion. As part of his
03:39:01.600 role, he worked to advance terrorist activities against the state of Israel and against Jewish
03:39:06.920 targets worldwide. Remember Armin said that this guy, like the regime called him like the Jew
03:39:11.360 hunter right um so he was he was boom boom he was responsible for monitor oh here's the thing he was
03:39:17.900 also responsible for monitoring iranian civilians as part of the regime's suppression of internal
03:39:24.720 protests right so he was also responsible for moderate for monitoring iranian freedom fighters
03:39:31.660 who were trying to overthrow the regime and he was responsible for basically identifying them
03:39:37.800 and executing them. So we're all very happy that he has been exterminated. He oversaw the 0.67
03:39:46.520 monitoring of the Iranian population and suppressing protesters during recent internal unrest. So we
03:39:54.460 are very, very happy that this man has gone to hell where he belongs. All right, so let's go 0.97
03:40:00.800 back now to Morad Vaisi. So, before being chosen as the head of IRGC intelligence this year,
03:40:20.000 he was the head of the IRGC intelligence protection organization.
03:40:23.280 and before that so in 1401 okay so 1401 is is like from the uh like islamic regime calendar
03:40:36.000 wait what's 1401
03:40:37.600 i think what is that 2022 so 1401 is 2022
03:40:47.720 so he's like before that so this guy that was exterminated uh khademi so he's now saying in
03:40:57.640 2022 that's about four years ago he was so in 2022 the guy that was boom boomed today
03:41:05.980 he was the head of the Ministry of Defense's Intelligence Protection.
03:41:11.400 In 2022, 0.67
03:41:14.780 after the Islamic Republic's numerous intelligence failures
03:41:21.700 against Israel,
03:41:28.020 including the theft of nuclear documents
03:41:30.260 and the failure of Islamic terrorism
03:41:34.180 and the failure of assassinations that the islamic oh oh wait wait wait okay you know what let me
03:41:45.060 okay i need to translate this part because this is this actually really good but like
03:41:52.740 this is like really important context guys
03:41:54.500 Thank you.
03:42:24.500 okay so so this is how like important and like influential this this new kotlet was
03:42:39.860 so after multiple intelligence failures by the islamic republic against israel including the
03:42:46.660 theft of nuclear documents and the failure of assassination plots that the islamic republic
03:42:51.860 had planned in turkey and around israel they decided to remove hussein taib the powerful head
03:42:57.860 of the irgc intelligence organization in his place they appointed muhammad kazemi who had
03:43:03.220 been the head of irgc intelligence protection as the new head of irgc intelligence in 2022
03:43:11.380 wait let me just go back
03:43:21.860 So they're saying after they brought in that other guy Kazemi, when they decided to move Kazemi to a different intelligence unit,
03:43:44.700 So they're saying, he's saying when Mohamed Kazemi moved from intelligence protection to become head of IRGC intelligence, they brought Majid Khademi from the Ministry of Defense and appointed him as the new head of IRGC intelligence protection. 0.65
03:44:03.020 Let me just bring up the boom boom, the jihadi bingo sheet so that you guys see what I'm talking about here. 0.92
03:44:12.360 Okay.
03:44:14.700 i saved it but i sent it to myself on my phone so
03:44:18.380 let me just download this save as it shows
03:44:37.740 okay let me pull this up
03:44:44.700 so this is the the boom boom bingo sheet and
03:44:52.460 i don't know if you guys can see my mouse pointer probably not
03:45:02.960 oh you know what this is probably why it's better to to share my screen okay you know what
03:45:09.480 oh let me just let me just post the bingo sheet
03:45:15.480 okay um let me do this instead all right so i just posted this to my x account there we go
03:45:37.840 this will be easier. Okay. Cause now I can zoom in. So where is Khademi? Here we go. So,
03:45:50.260 so this, this, so this is, um, this is the guy that was boom, boomed today. Okay. This is
03:45:58.020 Kazemi. So basically he's saying that in 2022, you know, Kazemi replaced the previous guy
03:46:05.920 And then Khadami eventually replaced Kazemi.
03:46:11.080 But as you can see, both of these people have now been boom-boomed.
03:46:15.480 So this is like the old guy.
03:46:17.060 This is the new one.
03:46:17.820 So both people that he's speaking about have been exterminated.
03:46:25.260 Okay, let's continue.
03:46:27.480 So the other guy was head until this spring and then he was removed.
03:46:35.920 so in spring of 1404 so spring of um that that's this year so so in 2026
03:46:46.640 kazemi was killed so kazemi was one of the people that was killed uh like exterminated by israel
03:46:57.520 um in the initial attack right so going back here right so kazemi
03:47:03.440 Kazemi was boom-boomed by Israel in the initial attack by, you know, in an initial attack this
03:47:10.760 year. Khademi, this guy, right? This guy replaced this guy. But now today he was boom-boomed as
03:47:21.520 well. So the initial guy was killed and then he was replaced. And then his replacement today,
03:47:28.440 we got news that he has been boom boomed as well. Oh, so Hassan Mohaqiri, so his successor,
03:47:40.920 so basically like his second in command and his second in command is not on the boom boom list
03:47:47.060 because he wasn't, uh, like he wasn't important enough, but both, uh, Khademi and then the other
03:47:53.560 guy and remember armin showed like the graphic where you have we have a photo of khademi but we
03:47:59.000 don't have a photo of his successor because the guy wasn't that important which is like you know
03:48:05.000 even even more insulting to the guy because like no one even cared about him but he's dead now too
03:48:10.280 yeah so this is correct so khademi was simultaneously both the head of irgc's
03:48:25.240 intelligence protection and the head of irgc's intelligence so he's like so now he's now he's
03:48:32.280 going to explain he's going to explain the difference between the intelligence protection
03:48:37.560 unit versus the intelligence unit itself so there's intelligence protection unit
03:48:44.680 versus intelligence unit and now he's like what is the difference between these two let me just
03:48:50.840 get my chat gpt going because i just want him to explain this part and then i'll translate it to
03:48:55.160 to English.
03:49:25.160 oh wow guys so remember how armin and i have been telling you that um the islamic regime has so many
03:49:34.920 different intelligence units and a whole bunch of them are like basically spying on one another
03:49:39.480 and the reason that they spy on each other is to you know prevent um one group from like rebelling
03:49:46.120 or uprising or doing like a coup d'etat or something that's exactly what he just said right
03:49:50.920 now so he said the role of these two positions is important because irgc intelligence protection
03:49:58.040 right so he's talking about the the intelligence protection unit has two key responsibilities
03:50:05.000 first to prevent internal conspiracies by irgc personnel its members and commanders against
03:50:12.840 the regime essentially to stop any potential coup d'etat from within the irgc second it's
03:50:20.280 to prevent foreign intelligence agents from infiltrating the irgc from within iran these
03:50:28.440 were its two main responsibilities which obviously they are terrible at because
03:50:34.680 we know that there's a lot of infiltration
03:50:36.600 he just guys he just confirmed what i said he said when it comes to um like you know
03:50:55.400 like infiltration like he says they were completely unsuccessful in preventing the
03:51:00.520 infiltration of foreign spies they were all unsuccessful so even he's like saying like
03:51:06.360 like literally just said what i just said right like completely unsuccessful guys i promise i
03:51:11.480 have not watched this yet i'm just like live translating and i'm giving you my thoughts and
03:51:15.960 comments so he's saying all of the all of the heads of the irgc uh you know intelligence
03:51:30.280 Protection Unit were unsuccessful. And then he mentions these names. He's like, so whether it
03:51:36.660 was Ta'ib, because Ta'ib was the initial one. This guy's still alive, by the way. So he's saying 0.73
03:51:41.400 Ta'ib was unsuccessful in preventing infiltration into the IRGC. Kazemi was unsuccessful in
03:51:54.480 preventing infiltration. And Khademi was also unsuccessful in preventing infiltration from
03:52:02.400 foreign intelligence units to infiltrating the IRGC. And then he says, even Ismail Khatib,
03:52:15.420 the minister of intelligence who was killed. Which one is Khatib? Let's find Khatib. I think
03:52:21.620 might be on the yeah this guy this guy so this is this is ismail fatib he was the like ministry of
03:52:31.620 like he he was the um minister for the like uh defense or whatever and he was killed he was boom
03:52:40.580 boomed by israel he was also unsuccessful in um preventing uh interference or sorry uh like
03:52:50.260 foreign interference and like um what's the oh sorry infiltration he they were all successful
03:52:56.420 uh sorry they were all unsuccessful in preventing infiltration from you know foreign intelligence
03:53:04.420 units into the irgc so that's what he is saying here all right let's continue
03:53:10.980 he says all of them were helpless in the face of israeli intelligence information
03:53:26.820 he's like in fact even their own killings which i will focus on shows how much israel has an
03:53:39.060 an intelligence advantage over them. So he's saying the fact that, you know, all of, you know, 0.50
03:53:44.940 the heads, the heads of the, you know, IRGC, intelligence protection, whatever, the fact that 0.78
03:53:52.460 all of them have been boom boomed, it actually shows the advantage that Israel has over them
03:53:58.540 when it comes to, you know, the intelligence that they have. So again, like, and I'm sharing this 0.92
03:54:04.700 that you guys you know especially for non-iranians so that you guys can get a better understanding of
03:54:10.860 of the type of analysis and narrative um that you can find um in iranian
03:54:19.340 media like legitimate iranian media outlets right 1.00
03:54:30.220 oh wait someone's like still gripping to send iran back to the stone age you idiot the islamic 1.00
03:54:34.540 regime sent sent iran back to the stone age 47 years ago loser all right let's continue 1.00
03:54:46.540 okay let me just start my chat gpt
03:54:48.540 Okay, so when he speaks about the 12-day war, he's speaking about the, you know,
03:55:15.680 back in the summer, right? So he says, you know, that's when Israel attacked the Islamic regime.
03:55:23.580 And then that's when President Trump came and boom-boomed the nuclear facilities. So he's saying,
03:55:29.700 in any case, during the 12-day war, Mohammed Kazemi, so again, going back to the chart,
03:55:36.260 okay? So going back to the chart, he's saying during the 12-day conflict in the summer,
03:55:41.200 Khadami, this guy here, he was boom-boomed. And then his deputy, Hassan Nimrudi, who I don't see 0.50
03:55:50.160 on the list here because his deputy was not that important, right? So his deputy was boom-boomed
03:55:57.060 at the same time. And then he says at that point, so back in the summer is when they decided
03:56:03.340 to appoint Khadami, the guy that was boom-boomed today. They decided to appoint him while he was
03:56:11.180 serving as head of IRGC intelligence protection to simultaneously take over IRGC intelligence as
03:56:19.800 well. I'm assuming probably because they were running out of people they can trust, right?
03:56:25.220 So they probably decided to give this guy, right? This guy that was boom-boomed today,
03:56:31.100 they gave him two simultaneous roles because they're probably running out of trustworthy
03:56:36.560 people but obviously like they're all terrible at their jobs because this one's also dead now
03:56:44.080 now let's continue
03:57:00.400 okay so he's saying 0.87
03:57:06.560 The IRGC intelligence organization whose head was killed, that's Khadami, that's the guy that was boom-boomed today,
03:57:13.660 is the most powerful and most deeply infiltrated intelligence body.
03:57:19.920 No, sorry, it's not deeply.
03:57:25.980 Wait, I don't think tragedy got that properly.
03:57:28.940 Wait, let me listen to this again.
03:57:29.880 so so the irgc intelligence organization whose head was killed uh today khadami that was the
03:57:49.280 that was or is the most powerful and most like influential um intelligence body of the islamic
03:57:56.260 Republic, which just goes to show that, you know, when the head of the, you know, supposedly
03:58:01.440 the most powerful and influential intelligence organization of the Islamic regime is boom 0.65
03:58:08.360 boom, that just goes to show how weak the Islamic regime actually is, right? 0.58
03:58:13.580 So it's, it's guys, it's actually a big deal that this guy was boom boomed because he's
03:58:18.040 the head of what is supposedly the most powerful IRGC intelligence group.
03:58:26.260 oh i've said that guys i've said that before remember i just said the islamic regime has at
03:58:40.540 least 17 intelligence organizations and he says so the so the uh islamic regime the irgc has at
03:58:54.340 least um 17 different intelligence organizations of which three of them are you know bigger than
03:59:02.940 the rest so the irgc intelligence organization the ministry of intelligence and the newly
03:59:18.860 established farajah intelligence organization so so of the at least 17 different intelligence
03:59:27.260 organizations that the islamic regime has created these are like the top three like the top three
03:59:32.540 biggest ones he's like these three that i just named are um bigger and more important than the
03:59:48.220 other 14 intelligence organizations created by the Islamic regime. Oh yeah. So someone is saying
03:59:55.580 that many orgs indicate a great deal of paranoia. Oh, absolutely. Exactly. The reason that they've
04:00:01.460 created 17 intelligence organizations, at least 17, is not only to spy on the Iranian people,
04:00:08.940 it's to spy on one another, right? It's basically to prevent anyone from like organizing a coup
04:00:15.720 they taught internal guys i mean this is how um a dictatorship works right like this is literally
04:00:20.700 a dictatorship where it's not just spying on iranian people it's spying on one another
04:00:27.780 to keep each other in check but that that's a very good point
04:00:34.240 he's like so the other 14 for example like you know he's giving examples of what the other
04:00:45.460 14 intelligence groups are so you know it's like the army's intelligence protection uh
04:00:53.620 armies something else he's like i don't know like he's like giving like random examples now
04:01:03.460 the intelligence protection organization of the police forces
04:01:10.740 the intelligence protection of the ministry of the
04:01:15.460 The intelligence protection of the judiciary.
04:01:21.140 There are at least 17 intelligence organizations.
04:01:27.860 And he's like, of which, you know, there are at least 17 intelligence organizations
04:01:32.540 of which the three biggest ones are the ones that I just mentioned.
04:01:37.700 IRGC intelligence.
04:01:38.800 so he's like the of the 17 the three major ones are uh the the following three that i mentioned
04:01:47.280 irgc intelligence ministry of intelligence and faraj intelligence guys this is you know as armin
04:01:53.920 says this is really educational because this is giving you uh like an in-depth insight into how
04:02:01.040 the islamic regime and the irgc operates right so when people are like well why don't people rise up
04:02:07.200 Why isn't there an internal coup? Look at this. This dictatorship literally has 17, at least 17 0.57
04:02:16.240 different intelligence organizations that not only spy on the Iranian people, but they spy on
04:02:22.000 one another. And this is a sort of input and insight that you will never, ever get
04:02:27.120 in mainstream media because, no disrespect to those journalists, but they literally have no
04:02:34.620 idea what they're talking about, right? Like guys, Iran, Iran is not for beginners. The situation in
04:02:42.260 Iran is not for beginners. President Trump knows exactly what's going on. President Trump's
04:02:49.140 administration know exactly what's going on. But for everyone else who all of a sudden has now
04:02:55.500 turned to Iran, and they're, you know, speaking about Iran and the Islamic regime, you know,
04:03:01.180 if they have not studied the you know islamic regime um for at least you know three or four 0.58
04:03:09.000 years like guys they're way in over their heads they have absolutely no idea what's going on 0.66
04:03:14.320 right so but but you know he knows like this guy is so smart so intelligent um and he's exposing
04:03:21.640 the cult so now now you guys are getting like a direct in-depth look into um the the kind of
04:03:30.800 news and topics that, you know, we Iranians talk about and speak about in Persian, right? And
04:03:37.540 Armin and I, we try to, of course, like the whole point of Iran Revolution Live is to take this
04:03:44.740 information that's, you know, we speak about it in Persian, and, you know, we're here to explain
04:03:52.420 it to you in English. So, you know what? So far, so far, the, the, the, um, subtitles have been
04:04:01.800 pretty accurate. Like there, there's a few like mistranslations here, but, um, the chat GPT,
04:04:11.220 the chat GPT, um, translation is much better. So for any of you, you know, if you want to like
04:04:18.600 listen to what Morad Vesey says on your own time. If you have ChatGPT or any sort of like AI
04:04:25.980 translator, I would definitely recommend, you know, playing, playing parts of, you know, what
04:04:32.940 he says, uploading the audio, and then, you know, asking your AI translator to just automatically
04:04:39.340 translate it to English. Like I basically have like, so I'll show you what I did with my ChatGPT.
04:04:46.320 um like I basically just started the conversation with um like I just put in a command for chat GPT
04:04:54.460 right at the beginning of this conversation and I said please automatically translate
04:04:59.980 every audio I upload in this conversation into English and write it out for me that was my prompt
04:05:06.860 for chat GPT so now after that um and and this is the same chat that I use for you know Petito or
04:05:14.800 anything else that i'm translating so all i do is i just you know use the the record function to
04:05:20.320 just like record the audio right like i just push the record oops i just push the um i just push the
04:05:28.960 the record button and then it just translates for me so that you know that that could be a
04:05:34.720 good way if you guys won't like input but i'll continue explaining this
04:05:38.720 okay so he says i mean the the caption here is actually pretty good so he says first i
04:06:02.000 will explain the irgc intelligence when it was established and what it is then i will talk
04:06:08.560 about the effects of khademi's killing boom moves he's like as i mentioned the irgc intelligence
04:06:22.640 so the irgc intelligence is the most powerful
04:06:28.080 most powerful and influential intelligence organization in the islamic regime
04:06:31.680 from the beginning of the 1979 islamic revolution the irgc has had an intelligence department
04:06:45.360 which was a strong one the first head of intelligence of the irgc who was famous was
04:06:54.320 Mohsenrezoi. Guys, that Mohsenrezoi. Wait, is that the same Mohsenrezoi? That's like the old man.
04:07:02.400 Ew, guys, that's this guy. Wait, let's find him. Where is he?
04:07:08.880 this guy this guy this guy here right so this is so this guy who's still alive okay um and he's
04:07:27.080 current yeah the apple the apple so he's now the military advisor former irgc commander
04:07:33.240 Um, this, this old man was the first head of IRGC intelligence back when it was established
04:07:43.280 in 1979.
04:07:45.980 Guys, Morad Vesey has the T on everyone.
04:07:48.640 Like he knows all the connections.
04:07:50.180 He knows how all these people are connected, right?
04:07:55.200 Like all, like this is the boom, boom, bingo chart.
04:07:58.000 Everyone on this chart needs to be boom, boom, because guys, they're all connected.
04:08:02.000 Right.
04:08:03.240 He's like, he was the head until September 1988, when Mohsen Reza became the commander-in-chief of the IRGC, right?
04:08:20.520 So here it says, former IRGC commander, right?
04:08:23.620 Because he was, so he was the intelligence, head of IRGC intelligence until 1988.
04:08:31.680 and then in 1988 he became the irgc commander and then at some point you know down the road
04:08:38.640 he retired but like you know now he's back as a military advisor
04:08:51.440 oh okay so he's like when
04:08:53.600 so when Reza became the head of intelligence so which one is Vahidi
04:09:12.400 where is Vahidi wait is Vahidi alive or dead
04:09:23.600 I don't know.
04:09:27.180 All right.
04:09:27.400 That's fine.
04:09:27.820 But we'll continue.
04:09:35.400 Wait.
04:09:36.120 So, Vahidi is the current commander-in-chief of the IRGC?
04:09:45.420 Oh, I found him.
04:09:46.700 I found him.
04:09:47.140 Okay.
04:09:47.380 This is Vahidi.
04:09:48.200 Okay.
04:09:48.380 This is Vahidi.
04:09:49.300 So, there you go.
04:09:50.660 So, back in...
04:09:53.600 1988. This guy was the head of IRGC intelligence. And then when he became the IRGC commander,
04:10:04.560 he was replaced by this guy. This guy became the head of intelligence. And Vahidi is now the IRGC
04:10:12.960 commander. And yes, he is number one on Armin's boom boom list. Yeah, this is a guy. This is the
04:10:19.540 that armin is hoping to go soon we all hate vahidi vahidi is is guys they're all evil they're all evil 0.89
04:10:27.300 okay so he's like for many years vahidi was the intelligence of the irgc 0.77
04:10:37.060 and then later in 2009 guys the durka chart is on my x if you go to my x account i just posted
04:10:51.800 the durka chart so he's like in 2009 khamenei decided to make a decision
04:11:06.440 And then he's like, let me, allow me to go back a little bit so I can provide you with context.
04:11:13.360 He's like, in 1997.
04:11:19.720 So in 1997, Khamenei wanted to bring like some guy named Natiq Noor to power as president.
04:11:26.000 Remember, Khamenei, supreme dictator.
04:11:28.260 Remember, guys, remember I told you that there are no elections in the Islamic regime because it's a dictatorship, right?
04:11:36.200 there are no elections there are selections 0.97
04:11:48.120 wait is that the wrong year
04:11:49.320 So that could probably be
04:12:01.680 yeah it's 1997 after the sheesh is 1997 that that's that's accurate i said that it's 1997.
04:12:20.180 youtube's actually doing a pretty good job of of translating the dates because he said his
04:12:26.000 he said 1376. And then that translates to 1997. Okay. So he's saying in 1997,
04:12:35.960 Khamenei won. And so guys, but what's important here is, is the context, right? So Khamenei,
04:12:41.640 the Supreme dictator, um, is trying to decide who becomes the, the, the president or prime
04:12:49.060 minister or whatever. Right. Um, this is what I mean when I say there are no elections in,
04:12:55.540 in the islamic regime it's a dictatorship right the supreme dictator controls everything the 1.00
04:13:01.380 supreme dictator pretty much decides who can and can't run so far like i'm actually pretty impressed
04:13:09.060 with with the subtitles like the auto generated subtitles so far so he's saying in 1997 when
04:13:20.340 khamenei wanted to bring not ignore to power as president and and the people voted for khatami
04:13:28.820 instead khatami is khatami is this guy so we're not going to get into the you know the dynamics 0.79
04:13:40.740 of the green movement and blah blah blah but they're all evil they're all evil so 0.82
04:13:44.740 So Khamenei wanted this other guy, and then Khatami came, Khatami, this other like jihadi 0.62
04:13:50.980 Durka Durka Mullah, Khatami pretended like he was a moderate, and he fooled the Iranian
04:13:59.560 people, they voted for him, and then he ended up murdering even more Iranians.
04:14:05.520 So, yeah, that's why that's why we say that the moderates are even more dangerous than the hardliners because the moderates pretend like they're normal, but they murder Iranians behind closed doors.
04:14:24.920 And that's exactly what Khatami did. He basically, like, you know, guys, never trust a mullah. 0.88
04:14:31.280 Never trust a mullah. Never trust a mullah. They're all evil and they belong in hell.
04:14:38.200 So people voted for Khatami. 0.99
04:14:44.440 He's like, so at that time when the people voted for Khatami instead, Khatami's plan didn't go anywhere.
04:14:54.920 So Khamenei felt that something had happened in terms of intelligence that he did not like, right?
04:15:02.460 So guys, because Khamenei wanted that other guy to get elected and this other guy, Khatami, got elected instead, Khamenei felt like there was an intelligence failure, right?
04:15:16.160 Because again, it's a dictatorship, right?
04:15:18.700 So Khamenei wanted everything to be his way.
04:15:22.120 So even, this is what I mean when I say the elections are fake.
04:15:25.180 It's called selections.
04:15:26.780 They're all hardliners.
04:15:28.100 So someone is saying Kalibov is a hardliner.
04:15:30.720 They're all hardliners.
04:15:31.960 There's no such thing as a moderate or a reformist.
04:15:34.780 They're all hardliners.
04:15:36.040 They're all hardliners.
04:15:38.020 They just pretend.
04:15:39.380 They pretend to be moderate. 1.00
04:15:42.160 These people are more evil than Satan. 0.88
04:15:52.120 So, he's saying when Khotami was elected, the Green Movement in two sentences. 0.86
04:16:03.840 The Green Movement is when the Green...
04:16:07.260 Okay, so here's the Green Movement in two sentences, okay? 1.00
04:16:13.460 The Green Movement is when this mofo right here, this turbaned evil demonic mofo, 0.99
04:16:20.240 said to everyone, oh, vote for me because I'm going to liberate Iran. I'm going to reform the 1.00
04:16:29.720 country from inside. I'm going to get rid of the hijab laws. We're going to modernize Iran. We're 1.00
04:16:37.660 going to reform Iran. Vote for me. Vote for me. You can trust me. I'm a good guy. I'm a man of 1.00
04:16:44.320 God. So Iranians were like, OK, yes, like we want freedom. We want liberty. So, OK, because because Iranians wanted like Iranians wanted regime change at that time.
04:16:57.300 And then the Islamic regime created the reform movement. And then this guy was like, oh, no, no, no, no, no. We don't we don't need to get rid of the Islamic regime.
04:17:06.840 We can just reform it from the inside. And because that was the first time the Islamic regime tried 1.00
04:17:11.700 this, Iranians unfortunately believed them. They were lying. It was a trap. And when this guy was 0.98
04:17:19.780 voted in, this evil demonic, you know, Mullah or whatever, they continued murdering Iranians. 0.93
04:17:26.500 And in fact, this evil demonic man increased the number of executions per month. So the Green 0.78
04:17:33.660 movement was basically a sham. The green movement is when these mullahs basically fooled the Iranian 1.00
04:17:41.200 people and never again. This is why we don't trust them. This is why we want full-on regime change. 1.00
04:17:48.080 We don't want reform. We want them all to be sent back to the stone ages where they belong
04:17:56.000 because you cannot negotiate with evil. These moderates are even more evil and demonic than 0.99
04:18:02.560 the hardliners because the hardliners, they don't hide who they are. The hardliners make it very 0.92
04:18:08.620 clear what they want. They make it very clear that they want to rape, murder, pillage, and kill 1.00
04:18:13.960 Iranians. The moderates or the reformists are more evil and more dangerous because they pretend 1.00
04:18:21.340 that they're like normal, rational people, but behind the scenes, they're even worse. So that's 0.90
04:18:28.400 why Iranians want no deal unless the deal is unconditional surrender. They want no compromise 0.99
04:18:33.920 and they want these people all boomed because every single person here is evil and they all 1.00
04:18:41.120 have blood on their filthy jihadi Muslim Nazi hands. Anyways, going back to what Morad Vesey 1.00
04:18:48.440 is saying. So he's basically saying Khamenei was not happy that that other mullah was exterminated
04:18:58.200 sorry that other mullah was um elected and he felt like that was a failure in intelligence
04:19:03.720 because he didn't get his way in the elections right so again this is why i say that the
04:19:08.520 elections are actually selections
04:19:10.520 And Khamenei was not happy because at that time the Ministry of Intelligence was no longer under the control of the Supreme Leader as Khamenei himself said.
04:19:40.520 So in 1997, you know, Khomeini felt like at that point the Ministry of Intelligence was not 100% under his control anymore because certain people had been elected that Khomeini did not want them to be elected.
04:20:00.680 He wanted his guy to be elected. Why did Khomeini want his guy to be elected? Because that's how a dictatorship works, right?
04:20:07.880 you you you pick and choose your people so that you have complete control over the system
04:20:18.120 so this is like this is from 28 years ago it's a no solution
04:20:24.760 wait is there an issue in the youtube chant sorry is there an issue on x yeah okay let me get rid
04:20:33.080 of the troll on X. Thank you, Savukzote, for bringing this person to my attention. Let me
04:20:38.580 just get rid of them. Random trolls. All right. Okay. I got rid of that troll on X. That's the 0.98
04:20:52.280 frustrating part. I can't even have mods on X. It's frustrating. All right. Let's continue.
04:20:57.640 thank you guys listen we have our own we have our own savuk we have our savuk on on x monitoring
04:21:04.840 everything thank you so much appreciate your service okay let's continue so he's saying at
04:21:12.760 that time 28 29 years ago so he's so he's saying when khamenei was elected as a supreme dictator
04:21:24.040 in 1989 the first place that khamenei tried to assert his control was the ministry of
04:21:34.440 intelligence so that's back in 1989 between 1989 and 1992 khamenei was basically under the shadow
04:21:50.040 of Rafsanjani. Rafsanjani is dead now, by the way. Khamenei murdered him.
04:22:00.600 Rafsanjani was a president who was just as powerful as Khamenei. And the reason that Khamenei
04:22:07.480 murdered Rafsanjani, guys, like, first of all, that's like basically saying one Muslim Nazi 0.77
04:22:12.440 murdered another Muslim Nazi, right? So it's like, it's no, it's no, like, I don't care. Like, 0.75
04:22:18.040 I actually don't care when these people murder each other.
04:22:22.480 It's not like it's a loss or anything, right? 0.96
04:22:24.460 So Rafsanjani was just as corrupt. 0.96
04:22:26.880 Rafsanjani was just as corrupt as Khamenei. 1.00
04:22:30.220 But this is a good example for everyone who's not Iranian 0.96
04:22:35.000 of how the Islamic regime works, right? 1.00
04:22:37.460 Like these people, it's a dictatorship, right? 0.99
04:22:40.640 And so they will literally murder one another, right? 0.90
04:22:44.500 If one of them feels like the other one is a threat to their power, they will murder them.
04:22:51.040 So Khomeini murdered Rafsanjani.
04:22:55.220 How did he die again?
04:22:56.720 Apparently he drowned in a swimming pool or something, which is so bizarre.
04:23:00.400 It's actually kind of funny because, you know, we called Rafsanjani Khouser or whatever, right?
04:23:04.180 But anyway, so yeah.
04:23:07.040 So because Rafsanjani at that time was, you know, just as powerful and popular as Khomeini and just as rich.
04:23:14.500 Um, you know, there was, like, a power struggle there.
04:23:19.500 Between the 68-70s, why didn't Khamenei be able to do that time?
04:23:25.680 So now he's explaining, he's like, when Khamenei first became the supreme dictator back in 1989,
04:23:31.980 why wasn't he as powerful back then?
04:23:36.860 Because the government's administration until 68 was in the middle of the country,
04:23:42.500 so because until wait that translation is is incorrect i think that's 89.
04:23:57.540 yeah 1989 okay so okay so so this is it's not it's not actually 2019 he's referring to um
04:24:06.980 1989 so this is like you know not an accurate translation of the date but he's saying
04:24:14.340 that khamenei wasn't powerful because until 1989 the country's executive branch was in the hands
04:24:20.420 of musabi and and you know khamenei had no no power or control according to the wartime constitution
04:24:32.580 So again, the reason he's referring to the wartime constitution
04:24:35.940 is because I guess he's referring to the Iran-Iraq war.
04:24:44.580 The prime minister was the head of government.
04:24:46.860 The president was ineffective.
04:24:48.020 Yeah, so guys, I think it was up until...
04:24:52.440 Wait, what year was it that the president or prime minister...
04:24:56.220 Because like, wait.
04:24:56.840 because what was this? There was a rule, right? Okay. So guys, so up until 1989,
04:25:08.780 up until 1989, um, Iran had both a prime minister, a president and a supreme dictator.
04:25:18.760 So the role of the prime minister was abolished in 1989. Now, the reason that there was a prime
04:25:25.360 ministers because before the 1979 Islamic revolution, Iran was a constitutional monarchy.
04:25:33.160 So that's why Iran had a prime minister. In fact, Iran, Iran's first prime minister was elected
04:25:40.220 in 1906. So from 1906, Iran had prime ministers because Iran was constitutional monarchy. And then
04:25:48.700 when the Islamic regime took over the country, they created the role of the president and then 1.00
04:25:54.800 supreme leader and then it was just you know they they basically just messed up the entire 1.00
04:25:59.120 political system of the country as you know dictatorships tend to do 0.97
04:26:08.320 so hominay was a president who had no power
04:26:16.320 yeah so this is not this is this translation is wrong oh wait my browser has lost connection to
04:26:22.400 screen share audio okay let me just let me remove this and bring it back let me reshare
04:26:33.600 okay
04:26:36.800 so the the translation isn't there was no other italian it's there was no other ayatollah
04:26:44.640 there was no other ayatollah so they made him an ayatollah overnight okay you know what guys
04:26:49.280 i think what i'm gonna do is because the the subtitles are pretty good here um let me just
04:26:55.760 let me just play this and you guys can just follow along and just read the subtitles
04:27:02.880 and if there's anything like uh wrong i will i will pause and i'll explain it
04:27:09.360 yeah i was i was just explaining a little bit of amul morad you know what it's we only got seven
04:27:26.740 minutes worth i was i was sharing yeah like this like this is an hour's worth so in an hour it took
04:27:33.700 me like i i can only get about eight minutes in about an hour but that's because there was a lot
04:27:40.160 of good info um and i just basically wanted to give um you know uh non-iranian sort of insight
04:27:47.780 and input into oh look at this amu armin no no kako armin kako armin i'm not that old
04:27:55.720 am i maybe maybe i am actually well thank you guys call me kako armin because i'm half shirazi
04:28:03.560 kako is like brother in shirazi language and because my mom was shirazi so you could call me
04:28:11.380 kako army yes nice well you know what people call me obji goldie so because that's that's like
04:28:18.200 That's the lower Bahtiyoti thing.
04:28:21.560 So. 0.55
04:28:22.560 Okay.
04:28:23.560 Okay.
04:28:24.560 Oh, that's so adorable.
04:28:27.560 Lovely.
04:28:28.560 Okay.
04:28:29.560 So there you go, guys.
04:28:34.440 There's a little bit of inputted insight into Murad Beysi.
04:28:37.100 So like I said, I encourage everyone, especially non-Iranians, if you want, you know, some,
04:28:43.360 you know, sanity when it comes to Iranian news and analysis and all of that, you know,
04:28:49.000 definitely check out Morad Vesey. But, you know, like I was saying earlier, pretty much
04:28:53.320 everything that Armin and I talk about and explain and share with you guys, it's pretty
04:29:00.220 much what Morad Vesey and other, you know, knowledgeable analysts are saying in the Persian
04:29:09.820 language armin he even spoke about initially um you know how the islamic regime has created like
04:29:15.580 at least 17 different intelligence organizations and they're meant to spy on one another you know
04:29:19.740 all the stuff that we've talked about yeah yes yes so yeah okay good now you can see that you
04:29:29.340 know we're not you're not you know we're not making stuff up exactly yeah how's your discussion
04:29:38.620 group welcome back oh it was really good it was really good we went into so much depth and you
04:29:44.860 know we look at the a lot of the talked about the military strategy the the a lot of the the way the
04:29:53.580 regime is structured locally talking about what would be the most effective military threat you
04:29:59.020 know who should be taken out next uh we talked about the kurdish separatist groups and what the
04:30:05.660 effect what president trump said means going forward and how that and we how that's actually
04:30:11.740 a positive like everything that happened is actually a positive you know because some people
04:30:16.300 like oh why did they do that they shouldn't have like give those weapons to the you know to the
04:30:21.340 separatists and i'm thinking about it and i'm thinking like actually actually i'm glad that
04:30:25.900 they did that because now everybody could see like now that it has become obvious to everybody
04:30:32.460 that we were right about this so once we tried it once and it has failed and we were never going
04:30:37.260 to try it again because now everybody could see that this was not the right way so i'm actually
04:30:41.660 i think it's a net positive it's a net positive that they did that but we were going through the
04:30:45.980 graph goldie the bingo graph and i was talking going over it so with a lot of detail analyzing
04:30:53.100 different parts of it so that's we had a lot of fun with that you know what we were actually
04:30:57.900 going over the graph as well really yes we were going over the graph because because um
04:31:04.860 morad veisi was speaking about different people so i was like connecting the dots between like
04:31:10.060 because he was giving like a history of like the irgc intelligence units and he was like
04:31:14.300 reza he was there and then he was replaced by vahidi and then people are like oh we know vahidi
04:31:19.900 vahidi is the one that armin wants to get vahidi is like armin number one yeah yeah and then there
04:31:26.380 there was like and like others so oh yeah we we went over the durka durka bingo
04:31:31.960 there you go oh my god and the guys yes it looks like i don't have the best angle here but it looks
04:31:46.580 like air starkest has is on the limb of the moon now um it's amazing how quickly it changes as we
04:31:54.880 speed around the far side of the moon, stuff that's leaving our field of view, and now
04:32:02.720 we have a lot of the dark side of the moon that, you know, it's missing for us right
04:32:07.380 now, but it would be in view if it was lit at all.
04:32:13.500 Jeremy, Science, thanks for that, SITREP.
04:32:15.940 I do have a question.
04:32:18.120 A few times we've heard you and the other crew describe change during the course of
04:32:24.520 your flyby would be interested in future descriptions of more uh verbosity about how
04:32:30.320 it's changing thanks for the great service okay there's just a little quick update on the moon
04:32:36.080 flyby i will be monitoring the moon because we love the moon and uh oh love you guys to the moon
04:32:43.980 and back we love you to the moon and back oh that's so cute i like that thank you there you
04:32:52.380 go so i'm just going to keep an eye on this um as they get closer um but there you go that's just a
04:32:59.040 very very quick update on the moon okay armin let's go to president trump and can i can i do
04:33:10.760 whatever you like oh yeah just just really short let me let me actually get some of the updates
04:33:16.580 that i had um sorry just quickly no not at all this is important yeah okay so they're bringing out
04:33:33.060 okay all right so just really quickly before we go to that um here i have three things first of all
04:33:41.620 The regime is so desperate right now that they're making AI videos of Mushtaba Khamenei, you know, in the, oh here, look at this.
04:33:53.260 An AI-generated video released Monday shows Mushtaba Khamenei entering a command center said to be directing operations against an Israeli nuclear site.
04:34:05.240 The clip is part of a series of AI videos circulated by the Islamic Republic amid U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran.
04:34:12.540 Guys, I know this is funny, but it's also very important to realize that this shows that the fact that Mushtaba is not present is hurting them.
04:34:24.220 Because remember, they're missing the bond between IRGC and pro-regime people.
04:34:30.260 the bond was held by ali khamini and right now the legitimacy of the islamic republic is at risk
04:34:38.520 because much taboo is not filling that role they need to have a charismatic leader to come and
04:34:44.580 inspire people to say that everything is good and because they don't have that they have to
04:34:49.260 make these ai videos so this is this is what they wish they had right now look at this
04:35:00.260 so guys you know i love how they blur the face of like the random irgc person in the background 0.91
04:35:11.700 as if like that's a real person like you idiots do you think we don't know that this is ai generated 0.92
04:35:18.180 and then why is the why is the tv screen in english shouldn't it be in persian 1.00
04:35:22.260 goldie those are such important points but the but the issue is that their audience are idiots 0.94
04:35:30.580 right so because this is not made for you or me this is made for regime supporters and guys there 0.98
04:35:38.600 we know that they're not selling this as an ai video to them because if they were selling this
04:35:43.880 as an ai video to them they wouldn't be blurring these people's faces the fact that they blurred
04:35:49.160 these people's faces shows that they're they made this with the intention of making it seem like
04:35:55.640 this was a real video to regime supporters uh the next video is not ai and i wish it was okay
04:36:06.520 because look at this oh yes i've seen this one oh my gosh
04:36:10.840 look at the mullahs guys there's so much propaganda going on to make the
04:36:19.000 protege people feel like part of this fight and give them some you know morale and motivation look 0.87
04:36:24.600 at this the mullahs are wearing military uniforms with like military weapons look at this
04:36:40.840 so let me see the caption is saying the the release video shows muhammad nabi musa vifad
04:36:53.980 the friday prayer leader of ahwas with a rocket launcher on his shoulder shaking his
04:36:59.720 clenched fist amid the cheers of supporters so guys if we if you want to understand the
04:37:05.660 importance of these people. If you go to our charts, okay, so you're not going to see this
04:37:11.000 person here, but the way the location that he belongs to is here. Look at this. You see these
04:37:17.500 numbers here. You see this 900 number over here, right? So these are the Friday prayer imams.
04:37:26.020 And these were a major important part of the Ali Khamenei used to, so it says 900 district
04:37:31.740 supreme leader representative and friday prayer moms the friday prayer moms of different cities
04:37:37.740 they are the representation of the supreme leader in different local areas so that's what that that
04:37:43.100 guy that you just saw is one of these 900 people right um and then another thing i want to show
04:37:49.420 you guys is that the regime is really using girls a lot these days for their propaganda so let me
04:37:55.820 just show you three videos about that and then we go to prison trouble okay so look at this 0.61
04:38:17.180 you know when she goes like this do you see that hand movement that's missiles going down on israel
04:38:22.460 that's what she's pointing yeah that's the yeah that's the thing yeah 0.59
04:38:35.740 look at look at for a show like this is not islamic what's with her face what's
04:38:40.620 what's with the what's with the makeup job like what is this like 0.92
04:38:52.460 You see what she does with her lips? 1.00
04:38:54.780 That's Haram. 0.99
04:39:06.960 Yeah, is basically killing Jews, basically. 0.83
04:39:13.280 Armin, so this is the Boom Boom Tel Aviv song that we've played and translated. 0.99
04:39:18.540 Exactly, exactly.
04:39:19.980 And here's she again.
04:39:22.460 here.
04:39:47.940 What do I have for this show? 1.00
04:39:52.460 her okay you know what's really you know what's really messed up is that the islamic regime 0.99
04:39:57.580 like the the morality police they will like they will randomly arrest women who dress like this 0.84
04:40:04.060 because they will say that this is this is haram like they will say that uh this outfit is too
04:40:09.580 flashy right so guys women have been arrested for wearing like white outfits and white hijab
04:40:16.780 because apparently this is too flashy and this is contrary to islamic principles so
04:40:21.660 like she's literally like we call them parastu right parastu is basically like another word for
04:40:26.540 like like she's basically like an islamic regime hope she she honeypot honeypot that's the word so 0.88
04:40:33.900 so the the islamic regime has activated their uh honeypots right and so the honeypots are basically 0.93
04:40:41.900 there to like um i don't know make it seem like all these like young girls support the islamic 0.71
04:40:48.140 regime or whatever like it's just it's just it's messed up yeah yep okay well yeah goldie they're 0.79
04:40:57.180 going well i mean not only that at least she's wearing hijab because the islamic republic is 0.97
04:41:01.500 losing using a lot of women without a job look at this they're all over now they're like look at this 0.98
04:41:08.060 what they're using our song they're using our song what they're using our song for their dark 0.91
04:41:17.020 jihad guys this is in iran these videos are made by the islamic republic propaganda machine 0.84
04:41:24.900 hijabless girls waving the islamic republic you know what guys this is on purpose so so this 0.72
04:41:30.540 song. So this isn't only our song. This song is very, very popular among the Iranian freedom 0.73
04:41:39.300 fighters, right? So even like messages, you know, videos posted by His Royal Highness,
04:41:45.760 King Zabahlevi and, you know, his team, you know, they have posted promotional videos
04:41:50.540 using this song in the background. Now the Islamic regime is now trying to, you know, 0.96
04:41:55.940 culturally appropriate this song and take it from us. And, you know, this is what they do. 0.97
04:41:59.980 this is what they do they're just a bunch of like thieving jihadis look yeah so let me just play this 0.99
04:42:07.100 and then i have the sexiest one it comes last okay after this i have the sexiest one hold on 0.99
04:42:11.240 go back to the beginning uh play this without audio because i'm going to add my own audio to
04:42:31.400 this okay okay let's play more an idea that fits this better yeah yeah
04:42:39.160 ready how many seconds is the video 26. oh perfect okay all right let's go ayatollah 0.81
04:42:47.480 amene is dead this wretched and vile man ayatollah amene is dead this wretched and vile man ayatollah 0.84
04:43:04.360 amene is dead this wretched and vile man okay all right gogi are you ready 0.99
04:43:13.080 are you ready for the best one the sexiest one all right guys 0.99
04:43:17.480 all right guys um i know these were sexy but like none of them were beat this last one okay
04:43:23.640 all right let's watch this
04:43:47.480 one deserves me to go wear a hijab even though it's only like 10 seconds let me just let me 0.88
04:43:52.120 just throw jerka jerka myself up and i'll be right back okay oh my god 0.98
04:44:02.200 here i'll go i'll i'll go full durka as well
04:44:08.520 oh my god
04:44:10.520 i don't know what happened to her all of a sudden here let me see what the caption says 1.00
04:44:24.980 i want to play it one more time but i don't want to do it with a goldie
04:44:37.160 okay guys i don't blame you if you're into this okay 1.00
04:45:07.160 I don't know where you find 0.98
04:45:35.220 i don't know where you find these like durkas but guys if there was ever if there was ever a
04:45:40.720 definition of like durka durka this right here this this right here like this is durka this is
04:45:49.720 100 durka like if if you opened up the dictionary and there was an image of like durka durka it's
04:45:56.660 this right here like what is she doing yeah hey dad hold down durka durka i have no idea
04:46:06.140 oh my god
04:46:25.180 oh my god we should they should make a 10-hour version of this a 10-hour version of this i would
04:46:30.860 watch that you know what i would watch oh my gosh oh my god oh my god okay all right um
04:46:43.580 you know it's it is it is day 100. wait where's your put your thing back on
04:46:52.540 do not leave me by myself when i'm wearing hijab
04:46:55.180 okay okay okay so wait i should wear black wait yeah you know what go go go wear black and come
04:47:05.180 back guys it's it's day 100 of iran revolution live so i actually really haven't really planned
04:47:13.620 anything but uh um you know in honor of day 100 of iran revolution live um why don't we share
04:47:28.420 we'll go we'll go full uh hey dad for you guys how about that oh yeah we haven't gone
04:47:34.660 full hater for a while yeah so how about we just do this one in honor of like
04:47:39.460 okay um wait let me download this and then and then i'll add it because then you can then you
04:47:54.180 can play this one oh my gosh okay um and no guys i'm not rick rolling you before anyone asks no
04:48:05.940 not rickrolling you guys nobody make it durka version of rickroll that would be that would
04:48:13.000 be really good project vendetta project vendetta make a durka version of rickroll so i can rickroll
04:48:19.300 armin um all right armin you ready to go so in honor of day 100 of uh iran revolution live
04:48:28.900 we're gonna go well there's this one and then there's like the other hey dad song remember
04:48:33.440 but but this one is like more i don't know crazy so all right guys wait i need i need my american
04:48:42.080 flag though where's my american flag i can't i don't i think i can do this without my american
04:48:46.760 flag you need protection i need protection i need protection from from the jihadis
04:48:52.960 it's somewhere here or is it where's my american flag there we go
04:49:01.360 okay all right
04:49:07.760 so in honor of day 100 of iran revolution live
04:49:16.480 yeah cover yourself that's right yeah i need to i need to preserve my hijab
04:49:20.720 can you see that video of the mullah to the woman he's like
04:49:46.720 All right. Are you ready? Yes.
04:50:16.720 PYM JBZ
04:50:46.720 PYM JBZ
04:51:16.720 Aliyy ma sha Allah, Aliyy ma sha Allah
04:51:20.680 Ya Ali, Alham, be dst ki is, quayr az aga
04:51:24.900 Aliyy ma sha Allah, Aliyy ma sha Allah
04:51:28.900 Be azn sahib ma, Mahdi Zahra
04:51:32.020 Bezhen ma sha Allah, Bezhen ma sha Allah
04:51:36.040 Parman dey kul quba, Parman dey kul quba
04:51:41.320 Selam ee zarabani qibirat ma
04:51:44.380 Armin, we have to go back a little bit
04:52:13.680 because the part where he's talking about where they're talking about mojtaba i actually have
04:52:20.640 a picture of mojtaba with me are they talking about ali well oh oh well he's dead too but
04:52:29.520 anyway he's dead we have a new we have a new family look i have his photo i have his photo
04:52:36.080 so let's just go back a little bit okay okay okay okay sorry
04:52:43.680 Permanent dee kule guva
04:52:45.880 Salamei zarabanei qeiretima
04:52:48.980 Permanent dee kule guva
04:52:52.040 Permanent dee kule guva
04:52:54.060 Hapis perjambu khaku hizetima
04:52:57.220 Permanent dee kule guva
04:53:00.220 Permanent dee kule guva
04:53:02.520 Let's go 1.00
04:53:32.520 ey Iran 1.00
04:53:35.460 There was a race through the United States 1.00
04:53:40.340 Goodjour, when we meet the power of the瞬間 0.89
04:53:44.580 ghosts of Loslumum you understood
04:53:48.240 Your country never gave up
04:53:50.660 And you whisper to us
04:53:51.260 As long as you dropped
04:53:53.500 This is a reality
04:53:56.420 This is a reality
04:53:58.000 This is a reality
04:54:00.500 This is a reality
04:54:01.160 There is no doubt about it
04:54:11.160 I don't have a house
04:54:17.160 I don't have a house
04:54:23.160 I don't have a house
04:54:29.160 PYM JBZ
04:54:59.160 guys is that not guys goldie disagrees with me but come on that is harris sultan okay
04:55:22.600 is that not harris sultan that is harris sultan that is harris sultan nobody could
04:55:28.360 that's so mean all right guys there there that was that was for day 100 of iran revolution live
04:55:40.120 we went full hey dark durka for you guys and there's a special guest by much about the cardboard
04:55:46.440 box right so yeah there you go oh yeah did they sing the lincoln again i think they sung the
04:55:51.240 lincoln like i don't know 35 times now but you know armin what's really interesting before we
04:55:55.960 go to president trump is that it is like it's what 37 38 days and hominy still hasn't been buried
04:56:09.720 you're right you're right oh am i frozen you're frozen okay now you're back oh my god
04:56:16.680 yeah okay yeah you're so right
04:56:32.360 oh my god so armin armin do you want to do you want to explain what the chihel is
04:56:38.200 yeah guys so what you're supposed to do in iran is that you first have the original funeral
04:56:44.600 and then 40 days after the guy's dead like that's what you do in iran then you have another memorial
04:56:51.360 like which is basically funeral number two we have two funerals in ira first the first bearing
04:56:56.920 and then the 40th day memorial of for the person so you're supposed to have two funerals um and
04:57:05.040 now we're reaching the 40th day mark of khamenei's death and they haven't had even the original one
04:57:12.100 and it's going to be very embarrassing because they couldn't they they haven't had the chance 0.64
04:57:16.140 to do the original one and we're getting closer to the chile how many how far how far how much
04:57:22.360 time do they have april nine it's april nine but no armin president trump's deadline is tomorrow
04:57:28.840 april 7 at 8 p.m oh no guys this is a huge like you have no idea like a lot of you more secular
04:57:39.940 like more people who don't know how important these traditions are this is right now in iran
04:57:44.560 a huge point of embarrassment that they haven't buried him yet because this is like a huge
04:57:49.640 dishonor not to bury the dead so this is really embarrassing for them right now yeah huge
04:57:57.180 disrespect it's so so funny okay all right uh so there you go there there was our dorka
04:58:05.180 armin you have a really big super chat oh i think that was for you no i think that's you
04:58:11.580 that's not on my chat are you sure oh my god no i think that's yours let me see let me see
04:58:19.660 oh it's not updating for me that's why oh you're right oh my god thank you what i don't get you
04:58:28.540 guys i don't usually get super chats this big wow you're so generous thank you're saying
04:58:33.980 hundred dollars for day 100 oh that is so sweet i have been tuning in since day two of iran
04:58:42.780 revolution live and so grateful for armin and goldie for spreading awareness and using your
04:58:47.980 voice to educate us standing with you and with the people of iran from a fellow israeli living
04:58:54.300 in canada oh thank you so much that's so sweet and goldie thank you so much for noticing this and
04:59:02.540 i almost missed it thank you so much for highlighting it you also got like a big one
04:59:07.780 here this one i did share that one earlier yes okay that was fantastic and i really appreciated
04:59:15.560 that so thank you yeah there you go no so i thought you would appreciate that but uh thank
04:59:22.120 you so much we're feeling good we're feeling good about it but arvin i have a feeling that they
04:59:26.740 might not even get to like i don't know at this rate who knows i don't think they'll get to
04:59:30.080 but isn't this so embarrassing 0.78
04:59:32.900 how is the Islamic regime going to explain this
04:59:35.780 it's going to be his
04:59:36.640 they haven't buried him yet
04:59:38.620 how are they going to explain this
04:59:41.360 to their regime-y supporters
04:59:42.860 I mean
04:59:47.020 here's what I would do
04:59:50.000 today we focus on our anger
04:59:53.540 and revenge
04:59:54.480 tomorrow we have time
04:59:56.700 for sadness and funerals
04:59:59.540 right now we're in the middle of war so that's what i would do if i was there
05:00:03.440 i know but he's but they're they're but they're you know they're trying to portray that they're
05:00:09.040 very powerful and very smart and you know blah blah blah and and they're so strong um
05:00:16.440 yeah yeah here's what i would do i would keep playing videos of leftists and you know work
05:00:27.860 right leaning people from Americans saying that Trump is losing that that will do the trick.
05:00:34.260 Oh. Oh, my God. Thank you. What is happening? Oh, wait, someone is saying my Israeli is
05:00:43.220 so someone is saying my Israeli flag is gone. Yeah, I was waving my flag. Sorry. Thank you.
05:00:47.140 I'll put it back. There you go. Thank you. I was waving my Israeli flag.
05:00:57.860 yeah there you go oh that's very nice thank you sadato hosoda thank you day 100
05:01:10.740 yeah okay wow all right okay let's go to president president trump wait unless do you want to see
05:01:21.660 some like uh oh my gosh some propaganda yes please oh man okay
05:01:51.660 I don't want to do anything.
05:01:53.660 But I can still come and do something.
05:01:56.660 I want to do something.
05:01:58.660 I came to the church because of my brother.
05:02:01.660 I want to see him.
05:02:04.660 I want to see him.
05:02:07.660 The enemy will be able to do something.
05:02:09.660 My brother, my brother, is coming.
05:02:13.660 I want to come to the church because of my brother.
05:02:17.660 I want to see him.
05:02:19.660 Extraır Meena & M designation
05:02:23.660 AND We are around there
05:02:23.780 It is a time where we haveten passed
05:02:26.700 and we have passed through theamento.
05:02:28.700 The adventist Kim Kardashian,
05:02:30.580 she will have passed.
05:02:32.660 We are in a Monica and Israel. 0.71
05:02:33.700 We have passed through 됐dom
05:02:35.680 We have passed through the writings
05:02:37.680 We have passed through so much. 0.53
05:02:39.660 America and the old government and Israel.
05:02:41.700 We remain and oppressed. 0.56
05:02:49.660 .
05:03:19.660 Trampe, before regard to the acrobat действительно
05:03:22.220 anyone interested in YIG soon 0.97
05:03:23.700 they understood by a regime of a posy Yi Iran 0.97
05:03:26.180 Among Emirates, he 15 times is cheapest 1.00
05:03:35.340 But Yighan is a average for attack 1.00
05:03:38.340 If the American enemy's Japan shortly 1.00
05:03:42.540 dominates An피 tower 0.99
05:03:44.060 We had the identify of the XY Northeast 0.98
05:03:47.980 so that's why you're on an opposite side. 0.85
05:03:51.320 if you think
05:03:59.080 C
05:04:20.580 Aaa! 1.00
05:04:36.640 Hello Iran
05:04:37.480 This is President Trump 0.52
05:04:39.940 hilarious sir Trump
05:04:43.980 Let's make Peace
05:04:47.640 No, no, no, no way
05:04:50.580 If you don't accept peace, very bad bombing. Very bad. Okay. Okay, give us five days to think. Okay, deal. Five days.
05:05:20.580 He became a man and a man and a man.
05:05:23.580 John Swart is not sure that Trump is really a person of Iran to talk about.
05:05:29.580 I have to applaud the President for stepping back from the cliff of escalation
05:05:35.580 and engaging Iran in productive talks.
05:05:38.580 Iran has responded at state media saying there are no talks.
05:05:42.580 well now we're in the uncomfortable position of who to believe
05:05:55.460 so let's give our president the benefit of the doubt and just probe a little deeper
05:06:04.980 sir you say we're having talks with the war on uh who did you talk to
05:06:10.940 a top a top person so you're talking to a guy but not the top guy not the supreme leader
05:06:23.540 no not the supreme leader but the people that seem to be running it again running it
05:06:31.720 or seem to be running it it's a big difference hey where's our car oh i gave it to the guy
05:06:40.660 who seems to be the valet he had a jacket standing by the curb seemed like a top guy
05:06:48.980 and he did take the car
05:06:51.180 what made you think he was the top guy when you had the talks with him mr woodcroft and
05:07:03.060 Mr. Kushner had them.
05:07:05.900 So you didn't even talk to them.
05:07:08.760 Your guys, who quite frankly don't seem like top guys,
05:07:13.860 talk to their seemingly somewhat top guy.
05:07:17.800 Are Jared and Steve sure this is even a real person that they're talking to?
05:07:23.020 They have learnt how this is a phrase of perspective.
05:07:30.280 Feel about you?
05:07:32.640 All of these people it isn't asking the right for 오늘 going.
05:07:50.880 Iran actually performs Mandarin directly in the Arab기에.
05:08:09.020 Iran has written aитиल after the interview that Iran has vulnerabilities in the south of Iran.
05:08:18.300 Do you have expected me to switch to the internet from the previous video and review discussion?
05:08:27.300 In ,,
05:08:41.300 You can only allow a threat from as Ethereum toume,
05:08:44.300 nd are。。 ...
05:08:51.840 He is saying that their esempio had to do that for the right,
05:08:57.200 It is a time to the cro estable and to the brave can save.
05:09:01.680 It is a wonderful monster named Trump and a roughy episode are cut out of ."
05:09:08.460 Yeah we should let them.
05:09:11.360 I feel the war is at this really important juncture. 0.73
05:09:35.600 President Trump is trying to reopen the Strait of Hormuz by military means.
05:09:40.680 through threats against Iranian power plants
05:09:43.760 and to seek to end the war through diplomatic talks.
05:09:48.340 I think what people are struggling with,
05:09:49.920 what I'm struggling with,
05:09:50.840 is a full understanding of who has the upper hand right now,
05:09:55.160 who is in a stronger position as that process unfolds.
05:09:59.300 Iran.
05:10:01.400 I think, and I regret having come to this conclusion.
05:10:07.200 That's cool.
05:10:07.660 So there's no love lost between us.
05:10:10.680 And I shed no tears for Ali Khamenei, who was killed at the beginning of this war.
05:10:17.960 But the reality is that the U.S. underestimated the task.
05:10:25.680 And I think, as of about two weeks ago, lost the initiative to Iran.
05:10:32.360 In practice, the Iranian regime has been more resilient than I think anyone would.
05:10:38.320 They took some good decisions, actually, as early as last June, about dispersing their military capability and delegating the authority for the use of those weapons, which has given them significant extra resilience against this incredibly powerful air campaign.
05:10:58.000 They have embarked on what's technically called horizontal escalation, i.e. firing rockets at anybody within range, which at the time, honestly, Shawshank, I thought was nuts, but in fact, has been a very good way of putting in direct price on the U.S.
05:11:14.980 And then they've understood the significance of the energy war and held the streets at threat and globalized and essentially not internationalized, just globalized the conflict in a way that gives them some weapons.
05:11:33.980 So they played a weekend pretty well.
05:11:37.980 even because of the native community
05:11:41.960 student canfund this position
05:11:43.880 on a way to create Army
05:11:46.040 U.S.
05:11:49.140 U.S.
05:11:53.320 gaol
05:11:54.160 U.S.
05:11:59.220 U.S. 0.60
05:11:59.260 in the X-Way 1.00
05:12:01.920 a fl Mantegg 1.00
05:12:03.340 a
05:12:07.400 If he wants to fight itself, then will our glaciers
05:12:20.780 lead it up slowly
05:12:23.020 Excellent
05:12:28.380 How do you do?
05:12:34.260 I'm playing multiplayer
05:12:36.260 for you to open the street. It's open. Nothing blocking. Right, but it's scary. It's scary.
05:12:46.360 Okay, well, you have 48 hours. You have 48 hours. 48 hours to do one. So, as I said,
05:13:00.820 So, I was thinking, um, maybe we could run it together, the street, we could run it together, but I already run it, but like you and me could run it together, but I already run it, I ran and continue to run it, yeah, I could help, no, thank you.
05:13:30.820 you have five days is that maybe to open it two minutes ago i only had 48 hours i was being
05:13:40.980 mad in the ambulance
05:13:45.860 five days isn't that one of your soldiers arrive on that ship
05:13:49.700 Maybe, yeah, if that's it, I guess I'll be doing it.
05:14:01.700 Perhaps you should start playing a soldier and find a different game to play.
05:14:06.700 A.
05:14:36.700 That was insane.
05:14:48.240 That was wild.
05:14:49.920 I don't even know if I want to continue watching.
05:14:54.000 What crazy...
05:14:55.880 Okay, whatever.
05:15:03.460 Oh, wait, you're on mute.
05:15:06.700 goldie they love love love the no kings protest they they they use that so many times the no
05:15:13.660 kings protest they were using john stewart to attack president trump right
05:15:27.020 yeah like they they love the democrats they love like the woke left uh the you know the
05:15:34.060 the No Kings protests. Guys, do you see how they're basically using people who attack President
05:15:41.080 Trump as wartime propaganda in occupied Iran? Like, it's insane. It's insane. Guys, this is
05:15:48.380 treason, full on treason. Like everyone right now, like this, this is a conflict. Everyone should be
05:15:55.400 behind the commander in chief. And yet you have like, you know, Jon Stewart and like others
05:16:01.560 who are attacking President Trump and the Islamic regime is using that
05:16:05.660 and they're using CNN and then they're using, what was it, CNBC 0.71
05:16:10.020 to attack President Trump.
05:16:13.060 And guys, the left in America, the American left, 0.91
05:16:18.520 is creating wartime propaganda for the Islamic regime for free. 0.87
05:16:24.440 For free. 0.66
05:16:25.160 they
05:16:30.300 they said
05:16:32.160 I already seen that MI6
05:16:34.240 interview
05:16:34.760 they actually censored him because
05:16:37.860 he basically
05:16:39.780 he's saying that the Islamic Republic is actually
05:16:42.280 winning and he was saying that
05:16:44.240 he actually doesn't like the Islamic Republic
05:16:46.060 and he's upset about this and he
05:16:48.120 called him like he was
05:16:49.540 but they censored the parts that
05:16:52.120 he was criticizing
05:16:53.140 khamenei and the islamic republic so even even if they're using that as their own propaganda
05:16:59.940 they're not showing the full thing they're censoring it yeah oh so i'm just saying are they 0.74
05:17:05.920 are they delusional true believers mentally handicapped or both well there there's three
05:17:12.680 there are delusional true believers well i mean there's another option that you're not also
05:17:17.540 considering some of them are actually smart enough to know what's happening but they need to create 0.95
05:17:23.540 content like this for their dumb followers uh to keep them happy it's an understanding of who the 1.00
05:17:30.500 audience is so not all of them are idiots yeah that was just crazy yeah that was crazy all right 1.00
05:17:39.620 but why okay so let's let's let's go back to sanity um and uh let's go back to president trump 0.99
05:17:48.100 um his his speech but before we go to that armin i wanted to share what president trump
05:17:54.740 said earlier because i haven't watched it yet oh wait i lost um i lost my audio connection let me
05:18:00.900 we should oh she had she hit back i'm in charge now kuda she hit the backspace
05:18:12.260 she instead of yeah you had to did you hit the backspace i did i hit the backspace
05:18:20.340 yeah oh my gosh i hate when that happens you know what it is it's whenever i like 0.62
05:18:24.900 i'm whenever i watch islamic regime state tv i just get so like oh right it just
05:18:29.140 someone's like revolt yeah revolt oh guys i see you i see you okay i know who's who's my army now 0.58
05:18:37.780 all the people who said revolt that's going to i'm going to recruit them for the eventual takeover
05:18:42.580 i'm here i'm here but so so this was earlier before president trump had his announcement he
05:18:49.780 had a quick q a session that i haven't watched yet so i thought maybe we could watch this together
05:18:55.540 and then we can go and give an analysis on the things that he said later because this sort of
05:19:01.140 ties into um what he says later on yeah
05:19:26.540 Oh, man, I can't even hear him.
05:19:31.720 What else?
05:19:34.520 I have the most important clips with good audio.
05:19:40.660 Yeah, so let's do that instead then
05:19:42.620 because I was having difficulty with the audio on this video today.
05:19:46.500 So, yeah, why don't we just share the most important clips
05:19:49.460 from what President Trump said earlier this morning
05:19:51.960 and then we can just go to his actual speech.
05:19:54.480 We can analyze that.
05:19:55.540 Okay, let me bring this up then.
05:20:02.540 All right, so this is the first one I have.
05:20:07.540 All of this is happening for their future, so they will be safe in years to come.
05:20:14.540 We're fighting for our children that are now in a war zone.
05:20:19.540 We're keeping them as safe as we can possibly keep them, but we're fighting for their parents, their grandparents.
05:20:24.540 parents we're fighting for them we're fighting for their future wow so that was actually a big
05:20:29.820 deal because look at the caption say uh first lady millennia trump and president trump vowed
05:20:34.620 to keep fighting to for the future of children in iran that was very sweet of her to say that
05:20:41.340 was very sweet of her comment on the children of iran because she's she's all about the children
05:20:46.460 right like she's all about children that's very important to her um so i really appreciated that
05:20:51.580 comment from her that was just a lovely lovely comment oh she said we're fighting for the for
05:20:58.720 children that are now in the war zone we're keeping them as safe as we can possibly keep them
05:21:04.920 but we're fighting for their parents and their grandparents we're fighting for them
05:21:09.280 we're fighting for their future okay that was amazing um some of this might be the ones that
05:21:15.620 i already played so sorry if like you you sent me already so i don't know if it is okay it's
05:21:21.160 The horn's a play again.
05:21:22.720 Okay.
05:21:25.940 Who are you with?
05:21:27.000 Who are you with? 0.99
05:21:28.680 Well, that's a radical-level group of lunatics that you're with. 0.93
05:21:32.280 Let me just tell you, let me just tell you, very fair question. 1.00
05:21:36.720 The Iranian people, when they don't hear bombs go up, they're upset.
05:21:42.040 They want to hear bombs because they want to be free.
05:21:44.740 And the only reason they're not out protesting, you know that,
05:21:48.020 is because they were informed that if they protest like the wrestler and his friends
05:21:53.080 if they protest they will be shot immediately and that's an edict that's in writing if they
05:21:59.840 protest if they go out in the streets they will be immediately shot if they don't have guns you
05:22:05.460 know we sent some guns but the group that was supposed to give which i said what happened to
05:22:10.680 my people i said it i called it exactly we sent guns out of guns they were supposed to go to the
05:22:16.900 people said they could fight back against these thugs you know what happened the people that they
05:22:21.360 sent them to kept them because they said what a beautiful gun i think i'll keep it so i'm very 0.98
05:22:26.880 upset with a certain group of people and they're going to pay a big price for that but the iranian 0.95
05:22:32.000 people will fight back as soon as they know they're not going to be shot and as soon as they
05:22:37.080 can get weapons if they had weapons not many of them if they had weapons that would go in the
05:22:42.820 other way and you know what happened iran would give up in two seconds because they wouldn't be
05:22:47.640 able to take it but in iran they have absolutely no weaponry and they've been told point blank
05:22:53.060 if you come out if you come out to the street you will be killed as of this morning and we have
05:22:58.660 this on pretty good information 45 000 protesters have been killed pretty bad goldie he says if the 0.72
05:23:07.020 Iranian people had weapons then it would be so immediately over so this this confirms that you
05:23:14.020 know the strategy that we discussed the arming the Iranian people maybe from the south like maybe like
05:23:20.760 they're still like president trumping said that even though the the arming from the you know
05:23:25.660 separatist quarters failed uh because those are not the people you trust they're still he's still
05:23:31.500 insisting and maybe the solution is to arm the iranian people what do you think about this
05:23:37.980 it could be i mean it it definitely could be part of it um we don't know but yeah but i mean
05:23:46.660 um what he's saying lines up with what we were talking about yesterday with the separatist
05:23:54.640 groups right so armin you know remember you were saying um he's not referring to the iranian
05:24:00.880 Kurds. He's referring to the separatist Kurdish groups. And there's two types of separatist
05:24:05.980 Kurdish groups. There's the Iraqi separatist Kurdish groups, but we also have Iranian
05:24:12.400 separatist Kurdish Kurdish groups, which is like the fringe, right? So, so we do have
05:24:17.580 like a fringe minority of, you know, Iranian separatist Kurds that are like very, very small,
05:24:26.320 like less than one percent um you know every population has a fringe minority and you know 0.86
05:24:31.920 they're basically the terrorists no one likes them no one accepts them um so we don't know
05:24:36.800 which group it is but it's it's one of the separatist paramilitary groups but it's not the
05:24:44.560 the iranian kurdish population because they're they're not like they're not a paramilitary group
05:24:51.920 so but even president trump acknowledges that he thought it was a bad idea
05:24:57.920 but people were like oh no no let's let's do it um and i hope like i don't know i hope at least
05:25:04.960 now people get over like especially americans like get over your like weird like fetish with
05:25:10.640 like separatist curds right like it's just it's embarrassing it's weird and these people are not
05:25:16.480 your friends the the separatist kurds support the islamic regime uh that also includes the uh
05:25:22.400 uh barzanis so the barzanis uh that currently control like uh you know kurdish area iraq or
05:25:30.480 whatever the bars are autonomous you know whatever it's called uh the barzanis are also um supporters
05:25:38.240 and allies of the islamic regime and president trump knows that so you know he just he exposed
05:25:44.080 these people so yeah like you know americans like get over your like weird fetish with like the
05:25:48.920 separatist paramilitary kurds or whatever so and whoever's saying i'm wrong on this one i'm not
05:25:56.380 wrong we spoke about this yesterday oh you're just like you just you know you just can't accept facts
05:26:02.340 like wait this is this is the most correct i mean goldie you know you're right but this is the most
05:26:08.140 right you have ever been like there's this is the one that you are the most right about like what
05:26:12.580 that like guys if you want to criticize goldie this is the one thing that you should like if
05:26:18.340 you're disagreeing with her on this you have no idea what you're talking about right um yeah so
05:26:27.300 but goldie i was um this is the let me know what you think about this because i my
05:26:34.180 My guess is that the best strategy is to liberate a city, potentially Bandar Abbas or any other city close to Hormuz Strait,
05:26:47.480 and then use that as a base of operations to get Iranians who want to fight to liberate Iran to come to that city to get armed with not just guns, but also drones. 0.83
05:26:59.800 and they need to have a vetting process there
05:27:04.100 so that we're not just releasing guns and drones
05:27:06.700 to people that might be pro-regime,
05:27:09.120 but it needs to be a vetting process
05:27:10.820 and a training process.
05:27:12.780 Like that liberated city should be also a training process
05:27:16.280 for the people who want to learn
05:27:17.460 how to use these guns and these drones
05:27:19.420 because they did that already in Syria against Assad.
05:27:23.480 Ukrainian soldiers trained Assad's oppositions with drones
05:27:27.500 and that was very effective.
05:27:29.800 and there's a win-win to this first of all that would mean that we're creating an iranian army
05:27:35.080 that will know how to use weapons and we were arming them to liberate their own country it
05:27:39.480 means putting less american soldiers at risk because instead of putting american boots on
05:27:44.040 the ground we're basically using the boots that are already on the ground the iranian people and
05:27:47.960 just teaching them how to fight but also if we pick a city closer or most straight as this army
05:27:54.360 expands and controls more geographical area the hormon strait will open anyways because as this
05:28:02.040 army expands from the south then the islamic republic's control over the homer strait will
05:28:07.480 be lost because now the liberated iranian army will have control over the southern areas
05:28:13.240 that is the suggestion i had
05:28:15.480 i mean that could be what happens i have no idea um but yeah like i think i think you got to start
05:28:25.720 somewhere and you know work your way um i still think that that harg island is really important
05:28:35.000 um i also think that this you know we'll get into this as you know we get to um the actual
05:28:41.160 press conference but uh you know i feel like this 8 p.m deadline for tomorrow is pretty important
05:28:48.020 um the interesting thing is that whenever president trump gives a deadline
05:28:52.000 he usually acts before the deadline so uh i have a feeling that tonight might be
05:28:58.060 a very interesting night that's just my assessment of it
05:29:02.280 yeah yes oh my god god you were getting so close to president trump's deadline
05:29:08.840 okay all right let's go to the next video okay so this was another clip
05:29:17.080 mr president how would it not be a war crime to strike iran's bridges and power plants
05:29:23.880 because they killed 45 000 people in the last month more than that it could be as much as 60 0.55
05:29:30.460 they killed protesters they're animals and we have to stop them and we can't let them have a 0.59
05:29:36.500 nuclear weapon very simple they want a nuclear weapon they've been trying for a long time i
05:29:40.900 stopped them with the obama horrible iran nuclear deal i stopped him in a lot of different ways
05:29:46.980 so yeah that's a great answer there's two answers to why this is not a war crime
05:29:52.340 one is that if you hit the infrastructure if the infrastructure is being used for military reasons
05:29:58.120 then that is not a war crime but also as just president trump just pointed out here
05:30:02.940 if a regime is killing so many of the
05:30:05.860 people, then whatever harm
05:30:07.940 you could do to the infrastructure is not
05:30:09.800 even remotely close to the harm that the regime is
05:30:11.800 doing to the people. So you're technically
05:30:13.820 basically saving them from
05:30:15.700 a much bigger harm
05:30:16.780 than the one that they're
05:30:19.600 experiencing. There was a
05:30:21.720 very important one that I want to put. Oh, this
05:30:23.800 one is good because, I don't know, I
05:30:25.780 think we already played this one, but this one is with
05:30:27.660 subtitles. I think we already played this one.
05:30:29.960 Let me see. The Iranian people, 1.00
05:30:31.120 when they don't hear bombs go up
05:30:33.740 they're upset
05:30:34.800 they want to hear bombs because they want to be free
05:30:37.620 and the only reason they're not
05:30:39.520 protesting you know that
05:30:41.120 is because they were informed that if they
05:30:43.560 protest like the wrestler
05:30:45.300 and his friend
05:30:46.140 I don't know why people don't get this like this is the answer
05:30:49.540 and again tomorrow
05:30:50.620 again there's going to be someone on like I see a
05:30:53.120 Farid Zakaria and somebody else on some CNN
05:30:55.400 or somewhere else they're going like 1.00
05:30:56.360 Farid Zakaria is like a jihadi
05:30:58.700 Farid Zakaria, the Jumadi who supports the Islamic regime. 0.90
05:31:01.700 So he doesn't care. 0.84
05:31:02.700 But he gets paid by the Islamic regime, probably.
05:31:05.700 They would just come out and they just say that,
05:31:09.700 oh, the Iranian people, why didn't they come out here?
05:31:12.700 Like, how many times does that question
05:31:15.700 needs to be answered for people to get it?
05:31:18.700 The answer is very simple.
05:31:19.700 Here, listen to this again.
05:31:21.700 It's spelled out for you right here.
05:31:24.700 Like, it's not time yet. It's not time yet.
05:31:27.700 are you guys talking about like oh they were supposed to come out according to who according
05:31:31.940 to who everybody is telling the iranians to stay home and you're like oh they were supposed to come
05:31:35.940 out and they didn't come out look listen to this again the iranian people when they don't hear
05:31:41.620 bombs go up they're upset they want to hear bombs because they want to be free and the only reason
05:31:47.780 they're not out protesting you know that is because they were informed that if they protest
05:31:53.220 like the wrestler and his friends if they protest they will be shot immediately and that's an edict
05:31:59.780 that's in writing if they protest if they go out in the streets they will be immediately shot
05:32:05.860 they don't have guns you know we sent some guns but the group that was supposed to give which i
05:32:11.540 said would happen to my people i said it i called it exactly we sent guns out of guns they were
05:32:17.780 supposed to go to the people so they could yeah by the way goldie president trump has has a
05:32:21.780 historical record of not trusting these separatist groups and a lot of these separatist groups
05:32:27.140 consider president trump they say oh president trump betrayed us but because president trump
05:32:32.420 doesn't just doesn't trust them historically so he went against his own advice like he went with
05:32:38.740 the advice of some of his military commanders but i think the net the net result is positive
05:32:43.460 because now the whole world, we now have this as like proof.
05:32:47.080 A ton of guns.
05:32:48.500 They were supposed to go to the people
05:32:49.880 so they could fight back against these thugs.
05:32:52.040 You know what happened?
05:32:53.120 The people that they sent them to kept them
05:32:55.320 because they said, what a beautiful gun.
05:32:57.360 I think I'll keep it.
05:32:58.600 So I'm very upset with a certain group of people
05:33:01.380 and they're going to pay a big price for that.
05:33:03.640 They're going to pay a price.
05:33:05.440 They're going to pay a price. 1.00
05:33:07.360 The Iranian people will fight back 0.99
05:33:10.360 as soon as they know they're not going to be shot 0.99
05:33:12.560 and as soon as they can get weapons get weapons i have okay that's what we're waiting for now
05:33:19.840 so let me see if this is a i think we already did we already respond yeah we already played
05:33:25.440 this one a lot of them are repeats let me see if we played this one yeah we already
05:33:31.280 played that one or this one i think we haven't played they killed 45 000 people in the last
05:33:39.280 month more than that it could be as much as 60. they kill protesters they're taking the numbers up
05:33:46.480 armin what notice how he's he's slowly increasing the number because he said 45 000 and then could
05:33:54.240 be more could be 60. because president trump actually knows the number but he knows that if
05:33:59.360 he just comes out and says it it's going to be difficult for people to just absorb that number 0.63
05:34:04.080 because of how evil and savage the islamic regime is but i'm telling you president trump knows the 1.00
05:34:10.400 actual number he's always known from the beginning right so even back then when he was like oh you 0.98
05:34:15.840 know we prevented 800 people from being hanged or whatever president trump knew the actual number 0.99
05:34:20.640 even back then he was just holding off on saying anything because he didn't want the islamic
05:34:25.600 regime to know how much intel he actually has about what's going on
05:34:28.800 okay let me listen to this part again you said maybe even higher month more than that
05:34:38.960 i think it could be as much as 60. they kill protesters they're animals and we have to stop
05:34:45.360 them and we can't let them have a nuclear weapon very simple they want a nuclear weapon they've 0.56
05:34:49.860 been trying for a long time i stopped them with the obama horrible iran nuclear deal i stopped
05:34:55.540 them in a lot of different ways. We got rid of Soleimani, the evil genius. He was an evil 0.61
05:35:01.000 genius. We got rid of him. And then we stopped him with the B2 bombers not so long ago. And 0.99
05:35:06.140 we didn't do it. Israel in the Middle East would have been extinguished by now. They 0.95
05:35:12.120 killed 45,000. Okay. And then we have this video. I think I haven't played this one.
05:35:17.860 You know, it's a war crime, having a nuclear weapon, allowing a sick country with demented 0.83
05:35:28.780 leadership, have a nuclear weapon. 0.74
05:35:31.200 That's a war crime. 0.51
05:35:32.680 And if I allowed that to happen, like seven other presidents did, every president said, 0.72
05:35:37.740 you know, many of them are saying be off the record and they're saying behind the scene,
05:35:41.900 they should have done this a long time ago.
05:35:44.480 other press for 47 years this has been going on and every one of those presidents should have done
05:35:49.600 it and actually as you know off the record they're doing it off the record because they
05:35:55.520 haven't got the courage to say it those presidents are giving me a lot of credit it should have been
05:36:00.320 done by obama should have been done by clinton should have been done by the bushes it should
05:36:04.960 have been done and it would have been a lot easier if it was done a long time ago right
05:36:09.200 do you agree with me you know the war crime war crime is allowing iran to have a nuclear weapon
05:36:17.280 that's a good point this is another interesting video regarding keeping the oil look at this one
05:36:24.800 this is good i'd keep the oil and would make plenty of money but i'd also take care of the
05:36:29.600 people of iran much better than they've been taken care of it's been horrible they've killed 45 000
05:36:35.520 people as of a month and a half ago 45 000 protesters we don't do that so if i had my
05:36:42.720 choice i'd keep the oil but i also want to make the people of our country happy i think most
05:36:47.840 people wouldn't understand that okay goldie we're not letting venezuela have president trump after
05:36:54.880 he's done with presidency in united states based on what he said here we're going to campaign
05:37:00.400 president trump for prime minister of iran when iran is free okay he said he could take care of
05:37:07.920 the iranian people better okay we will have princess of palavi as our king and president
05:37:15.040 trump could be our prime minister okay we're not letting venezuela have him does that you know
05:37:21.280 what's really funny when you were gone someone actually said something and i was like yeah we
05:37:27.360 want prime we want trump to to run for uh prime minister in iran when he's done so i already made
05:37:34.240 that comment earlier today yeah so i actually i i agree with you 100 yeah when president trump is
05:37:42.240 done uh uh you know no don't don't because he actually made some comment he was like oh you
05:37:48.240 know people in venezuela love me maybe i'll go there and i'll like learn spanish and run for like
05:37:52.880 president or something and i was like no no no no no when he's done he has to come to iran and run
05:37:58.320 for prime minister right yeah so so i agree with you on that okay and i also just wanted to say
05:38:07.600 like when president trump says you know maybe i'll just keep the oil myself like guys he you have to
05:38:13.760 understand like how he's speaking like president trump isn't saying that he's gonna go and like
05:38:19.440 take over you know and like you know like take over and you know basically occupy
05:38:26.480 iran no like he's talking more from like a business perspective right similar to like
05:38:31.040 what's happening with venezuela so he's like because he's like you know maybe it'll just
05:38:35.760 maybe i'll just go take the oil and then i'll do the business transactions myself and that's going
05:38:40.400 to be even more beneficial for the iran people which is true because right now 90 of uh like
05:38:46.720 you know iran's oil is basically just being given away for like cents on the dollar um and it's all
05:38:54.560 going to like you know china or wherever right so it's not it's not actually benefiting the iranian
05:39:00.560 people so but this is just how like president trump trolls right um so you can't like don't
05:39:06.080 take it seriously what he's saying but the fact that the reporters take it seriously armin
05:39:10.720 it's very very funny hagu says just want to show some support love your content
05:39:16.640 watching from israel thank you thank you thank you so much thank you for the support
05:39:24.560 uh goldie so this is what trump 2028 means now now i get it
05:39:32.960 people are like it's unconstitutional it's not unconstitutional if he's
05:39:37.200 running in iran that's true
05:39:43.600 quick moon update so they're getting closer very excited for what they are learning today
05:39:49.360 you're getting closer to the moon these are the astronauts right now inside of their space shuttle
05:39:57.920 it appears the artemis 2 spacecraft orion is now under 5 000 miles away from the moon again we
05:40:04.640 expect their closest distance to the moon be about 4066 miles that is uh an estimate at this point
05:40:17.600 and we will make sure to share that closest approach to distance once we receive it okay
05:40:23.840 they just want to share that um so i'll keep i'll i'll be on moon watch armin i'll be on moon watch
05:40:29.520 and whenever the astronauts get super close to the moon um we'll take a quick break and go to the
05:40:34.720 moon and then go back to um iran revolution live oh wait someone's like i see no khomeini's face
05:40:42.220 on the moon guys we're on khomeini watch right now we're we're on khomeini watch we're we're
05:40:48.360 watching to see if khomeini's face shows up on the moon
05:40:51.420 oh thank you thank you hagu very kind of you very generous thank you thank you and
05:41:02.860 so should we go to president trump's speech then um yeah sure sure um let's do that and
05:41:14.100 yeah well you you you want me to share it or do you want to share you share it so that you can
05:41:19.560 pause um and give your thoughts and then you know if i if i want to pause i'll let you know
05:41:25.720 just because i'm on moon watch i'm i'm on i'm on i'm on homini watch
05:41:34.520 guys so breaking news i can confirm homini's face has not been found on the moon yet
05:41:39.960 oh someone's like any signs of a split moon yes actually in fact um the moon is currently split
05:41:51.880 so the durkha durkhas were right the moon has been split in half because we can only see half of the
05:41:57.880 moon so this is 100 confirmation that the moon has been split in half oh that's why president
05:42:08.200 trump said praise be to allah yeah this is why the evidence because he saw the evidence that
05:42:15.000 the durka people were always right okay okay it all is all coming together okay guys i'm i'm
05:42:24.920 glued to the moon like i'm i'm i'm looking for khomeini's face as soon as i find it i'll let
05:42:30.360 you guys know we're on khomeini like guys everyone's watching nasa because of the moon
05:42:36.520 i'm watching because i want to get confirmation of homeini's face
05:42:44.600 even arvin even the moon uh the moon trip you know has like some sort of connection to the islamic 0.96
05:42:51.560 regime oh my gosh it's crazy obviously they spread their poison everywhere all right okay let's go 0.99
05:42:59.880 all right is this a good angle because there's so many different videos
05:43:04.040 i think i mean i would say maybe go with the white house video okay
05:43:09.680 here i can i can send it to you if you like okay um like it was on it was on youtube
05:43:21.220 the white house is the best one because it's like the cleanest version
05:43:26.020 um wait where is it
05:43:31.640 here you go let me just share that i'll share it in the in the studio chat okay
05:43:46.840 okay
05:43:53.560 all right let's go with this one
05:43:56.600 and it starts it around if you go to like 9 40 9 minutes and 40 seconds that's when it begins
05:44:04.680 nine minutes and 40 seconds thank you and i'll be right back in like 30 seconds but you start
05:44:12.120 without me. There we go. Thank you very much.
05:44:26.120 it's a great honor to be with you and happy easter we had a great easter this is one of
05:44:45.560 our better easters i think in a lot of different ways i can say militarily it's been one of the
05:44:51.340 best. So, good afternoon. We have quite a bit to discuss. We'll go into pretty good detail.
05:44:59.600 And we have the people that are most involved. We'll give you exactitude. And we're here today
05:45:06.960 to celebrate the success of one of the largest, most complex, most harrowing combat searches.
05:45:14.160 I guess you would call it a search and rescue mission ever attempted by the military. Generally,
05:45:20.540 when planes are knocked down in war especially when you're fighting a strong group by the way
05:45:26.540 guys i'll try to keep an eye on the chat as well if you guys have any good questions i'll try to
05:45:31.660 respond to that as well an evil group you can't really do this because you send in 200 men to
05:45:39.740 pick up one and it's something that's usually not attempted as much as you want to attempt
05:45:45.180 and bad things happened to that one or two and in this case we did too and might not have been
05:45:52.360 attempted before but we did and we got we had great talent we got a little luck too i would say
05:45:58.720 and uh we were helped by a lot of people a lot of great people and it was an honor to be involved
05:46:06.860 with it somebody think can armin see this half of the chat yes i do i see the chat very historic
05:46:14.860 This is a rescue that's very historic.
05:46:18.580 It'll go down in the books.
05:46:19.760 Late Thursday night, an American F-15 fighter jet went down deep inside enemy territory in Iran
05:46:27.600 while participating in Operation Epic Fury, where we're doing unbelievably well,
05:46:33.740 well at a level that nobody's ever seen before.
05:46:38.040 The entire country could be taken out in one night, and that night might be tomorrow night. 0.54
05:46:44.860 Both members of the crew ejected from the aircraft and landed alive on Iranian soil. 0.79
05:46:50.960 I immediately was asked to make a decision.
05:46:56.120 I ordered the U.S. Armed Forces to do whatever was necessary to bring our brave warriors back home.
05:47:02.100 A risky decision because we could have ended up with 100 dead as opposed to one or two.
05:47:09.280 It's a hard decision to make.
05:47:10.700 But in the United States military, we leave no American behind.
05:47:16.260 We don't do it.
05:47:17.800 Within hours, our armed forces deployed 21 military aircraft into hostile airspace,
05:47:22.680 many flying at very low altitude, being shot by bullets.
05:47:28.420 You bring rifles into play when you're going that low, but there are also certain advantages.
05:47:34.040 and in broad daylight over iran for seven hours at times facing very very heavy enemy fire we
05:47:43.160 have a helicopter that's got a lot of bullets in it it's amazing we just realized how good those
05:47:48.240 those weapons are those are machines are nobody has nobody has the equipment that we have but
05:47:55.700 nobody has the military that we have not even close the most powerful military anywhere in
05:48:00.720 the world by far. The flight crews and warfighters aboard those aircraft took extraordinary risks to
05:48:07.520 rescue their fellow service members. This first wave of search and rescue forces successfully
05:48:13.640 located the pilot of the F-15, and he was extracted from enemy territory by an HH-60
05:48:22.300 Jolly Green 2 helicopter, a fabulous machine as our warriors faced gunfire at very close range.
05:48:30.720 It's amazing that when you look at the machinery, what happened, that nobody was even injured.
05:48:38.520 Meanwhile, the second crew member, a weapons system officer, a highly respected colonel,
05:48:44.320 had landed a significant distance away from the pilot when you're going at those speeds.
05:48:48.940 Even if you go out two or three seconds later, it's miles. It's miles and miles away
05:48:54.820 because you're going fast.
05:48:57.900 He was injured quite badly and stranded in an area
05:49:01.400 teeming with terrorists from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps,
05:49:05.480 a rough group, as well as besieged militia and local authorities.
05:49:12.820 Many, on top of everything else,
05:49:16.060 they told the communities actually with inside of Iran,
05:49:21.220 the people of Iran,
05:49:22.040 and they were given a tremendous incentive to find this pilot.
05:49:27.480 Despite the peril, the officer followed his training
05:49:30.260 and climbed into the treacherous mountain terrain
05:49:33.260 and started climbing toward a higher altitude,
05:49:37.020 something they were trained to do in order to evade capture.
05:49:42.600 They want to always go as far away from the site of the shoot-down.
05:49:49.300 They want to go as far away,
05:49:50.440 because they all head right to that site.
05:49:52.320 You want to be as far away as you can.
05:49:55.800 And it was in...
05:49:56.400 Goldie, should we go to the Q&A area
05:49:58.320 because this part is not the...
05:50:01.600 Yeah, yeah.
05:50:02.280 Go to the Q&A area.
05:50:08.740 I like the part where Pete Hexed...
05:50:11.180 I think Pete Hexed watches our show
05:50:13.800 because Pete Hexed said that
05:50:15.040 he went down on Good Friday,
05:50:16.760 he went into a cave,
05:50:19.020 and then he was risen on sunday i was like ah that's what i said
05:50:26.220 i was like oh pete watches the show i said you know if i ever do this again
05:50:33.020 that's going to be the head of my joint chiefs of staff and we worked it that way didn't we
05:50:37.660 and it's amazing he took out isis we defeated isis in four weeks i was told it would take
05:50:43.900 four years, I flew to Iraq to find out with the greatest equipment in the world,
05:50:49.180 why would it take four years? And he told me, sir, it was a head of a human being. I'm telling you,
05:51:10.660 it's moving and then all of a sudden 45 minutes later he moved a lot
05:51:15.460 stood up and they said we have him and that was really the beginning of something incredible we
05:51:23.760 had an idea where he was but not specifically that's a big mountain so uh we want to thank
05:51:31.140 the cia too i don't think they get goldie i have an update
05:51:35.100 okay from the moon
05:51:39.220 where did you find this i just made it while we was talking
05:51:49.940 that's so good i just
05:51:53.780 look he was always there all these years
05:52:00.660 you have to post that on x so i can share that oh my gosh
05:52:07.780 that's so good
05:52:14.240 Thank you very much, Mr. President, for this great opportunity.
05:52:37.720 Country has a super army.
05:52:40.280 You make a difference, Mr. President.
05:52:42.440 Thank you for your greatest leadership.
05:52:43.440 MR.
05:52:44.440 Thank you.
05:52:45.440 I have two quick questions, Mr. President.
05:52:48.560 What was your reaction when you learned that Kurdistan region had resumed exporting oil
05:52:55.620 to the international market with your support as United States of America?
05:53:00.680 MR.
05:53:01.680 Well, I expected that.
05:53:02.680 We've gotten along with the Kurds for a long time, so I expected that.
05:53:07.200 Another question. What would be your reaction if the Iranian people rise up against their 0.90
05:53:16.320 regime during a case fire, Mr. President?
05:53:19.520 Well, they should do it. But again, the consequences are great. I mean, they were told
05:53:23.760 you if you protest, you will be shot immediately. You saw what happened to the young wrestler. He
05:53:29.680 was a great champion, by the way. He was a great wrestler, one of the top in the world.
05:53:33.120 and he and his two friends were hung and all they did was say a little bit about liberty
05:53:40.540 they wanted liberty and they were violently executed but the number is up to probably
05:53:47.080 45 000 people were killed so you know when somebody stays in a house when they know if
05:53:51.960 they walk out of the house to protest they'll be immediately shot and killed and they issued that
05:53:57.600 you know that was publicly issued it's not a secret you know armin this is this is really
05:54:02.160 important we can't sorry this part here so important because everyone is like well why
05:54:08.480 aren't iranians going out why isn't their regime change yet right and then they're trying to
05:54:13.040 blame like like they're trying to pin this as some sort of failure right they're basically
05:54:17.700 trying to say iranians aren't going out because they support the islamic regime and they hate
05:54:22.660 what president's doing oh yeah well this is what like people on pierce morgan say or like you know
05:54:27.320 the woke left or CNN or whatever, right? This is a propaganda they're putting out. So not only are
05:54:32.740 they attacking President Trump, but they're smearing Iranians in the reality that we're 0.96
05:54:37.300 living in. So, you know, I'm very thankful to President Trump for calling it out and for
05:54:42.940 explaining very clearly and concisely what's going on. Because you and I and many others,
05:54:48.880 we have tried very hard in the last few months to not just explain these things, but to take 0.99
05:54:54.240 these videos and share them right like all these threats of the islamic regime puts out and you
05:54:58.620 know you've been translating all of these videos right like that's huge that's huge so that people
05:55:03.560 can see what exactly is is happening on islamic regime state tv yeah no exactly i mean and i don't
05:55:13.400 know why they don't get it like this has been communicated so clearly so many times are they 0.99
05:55:19.520 Are they this dumb, or are they just refusing to accept us? 1.00
05:55:25.920 Let Iran have a nuclear weapon. 1.00
05:55:29.680 We've got regime change. 0.99
05:55:32.000 We do.
05:55:32.420 We deal with a much different regime than before.
05:55:34.840 We're dealing with different people.
05:55:36.780 They're smarter.
05:55:38.720 I think they're sharper.
05:55:40.820 I don't know who he's talking about.
05:55:41.940 Far less radical.
05:55:44.760 I mean, it is true that they are smarter,
05:55:48.500 but they're also more evil than remaining people i mean if we look at the boom boom chart um
05:55:55.780 i mean sure i i mean i guess like they could be less radical but i mean less radical compared to
05:56:04.980 who right less radical compared to who because they're they're just as right like like they're
05:56:12.580 still radical there may be just i don't know not as radical as comedy i mean khamenei had actually
05:56:20.980 a moderating role to be honest on irgc so um i think well here's the thing i think a lot of these
05:56:30.260 people are basically stuck between a rock and a hard place and i think the problem is here this
05:56:37.220 is the major source of the problem you see this irib state media okay so even if these people
05:56:45.140 privately wanted to be flexible the problem is that the the pro-regime people now without ali
05:56:52.980 khamini have more of a say through the state media on what the regime does compared to when ali
05:56:59.860 khamini was not there so even if in the system you find some people who want to be more flexible
05:57:05.620 they can't be more flexible because the pro-regime people expect them to do the most
05:57:12.180 aggressive things against the americans and israelis and they're showing their force through
05:57:17.620 the state media that used to be under the control of ali khamini and now these people have the
05:57:23.220 complete control over what they want to say and the rest of the regime needs to just basically
05:57:28.180 dance based on their tune and you know you make a very good point armin and that's why i think that
05:57:34.180 when president trump is saying that he's speaking with people that are more reasonable but he's not
05:57:39.080 giving their names like i see this as psychological warfare and i see this as islamic regime pointing 0.71
05:57:46.580 fingers at one another and they're just like wait who's the one doing the talking who's the one 0.73
05:57:51.760 that is agreeing to peace or you know whatever the case might be right because president trump
05:57:56.640 keeps on saying we're very close to a deal you know these people are very reasonable
05:58:01.580 they want to negotiate you know they want to have a ceasefire like they want peace or whatever
05:58:06.840 but what we're seeing is like statements on x from islamic regime officials who are just
05:58:12.840 constantly denying this right like there's not a single person within the irgc who has come out
05:58:21.980 and said yes like we we need to have peace or like whatever i mean i guess the closest would
05:58:29.120 be Jabod Zarif and now and Rohani and they're being now targeted by the hardliners, right? So
05:58:38.220 we have no idea who President Trump is speaking with, but I feel like by saying all this, he is,
05:58:46.320 he's, he's, he's figured out the strategy and what he's doing is he's fanning the flames of the fire 0.96
05:58:54.300 and it's just causing all these like muslim nazi savages to just go after one another like a bunch 0.89
05:59:00.640 of cannibals yeah but by god you're so right that this is having that effect because as the regime 0.91
05:59:08.840 keeps on saying no we're not talking to him now we're not talking to him they're also asking who 0.86
05:59:14.520 is talking to him right so they're like on a manhunt right now as well so this is causing
05:59:20.060 they're like nobody trusts anybody and everybody is trying to figure out who is it that's talking
05:59:24.520 to president trump so it is turning the regime they're very suspicious of each other so it is
05:59:30.700 having that effect so you're very right about that yeah all right we have regime change but
05:59:40.000 uh we didn't do this for regime change we did it for the fact and my my view is very simple i saw
05:59:46.820 somebody said oh he doesn't have a plan i have the best plan of all but i'm not going to tell
05:59:50.660 you what my plan is you know they want me to say here's my plan we're going to attack at 9 47 in
05:59:56.260 the morning and then we're going to do this and then we're going to and if you don't do that they
05:59:59.780 say i have a plan these people know what the plan is everybody here knows what the plan is but uh
06:00:06.740 it's very unfair to say you know because i don't mind being insulted i've been insulted for many
06:00:11.220 years by the by the fake news but you can't it's so bad for the the people that are so per you just
06:00:18.500 are two great and john ratliff three unbelievable people they have a plan every every single thing
06:00:25.540 has been thought out by all of us but i can't reveal the plan to the media so you know but
06:00:32.340 we're just thrilled by the success of this operation yes please thank you mr president
06:00:36.820 You've said Iranians would be mad if you stopped these attacks, but why would they want you to blow
06:00:41.700 up their infrastructure, to cut off their power? Wouldn't that be punishing Iranians for the 0.98
06:00:46.580 actions of the regime? They would be willing to—and it's suffering—they would be willing 0.81
06:00:51.780 to suffer that in order to have freedom. Look at that. That is the perfect response,
06:00:57.220 because he's not denying that there would be suffering. He's not denying that there would
06:01:03.140 be suffering he just says that the iranian people are willing to pay the price which is so accurate 1.00
06:01:10.340 so accurate because the cost of living with the islamic republic is so much higher we know the 1.00
06:01:17.700 price and we're willing to pay it for the sake of destroying the islamic republic and for the 1.00
06:01:23.220 price that is a freedom has never been free freedom has never been free so why should we 0.98
06:01:29.700 expected to be different for the iranian people and armin remember the islamic regime has already 0.78
06:01:35.700 said that if they're ever going to be removed they're going to go scorched earth so this is
06:01:41.380 already what the islamic regime wants so guys as iranians we don't blame the united states or or 0.96
06:01:48.580 israel for anything that's going on this is all because of the islamic regime because the islamic
06:01:54.180 regime has been telling us for decades, decades, they have been threatening Iranians by saying, 0.64
06:02:03.240 you know, if you ever try to get rid of us, we will destroy Iran. We will go scorched earth
06:02:10.460 on this country so that the country will be unlivable for a hundred years. So the scorched
06:02:17.580 earth narrative comes from the Islamic regime. And that's why for us Iranians, we're like, 0.78
06:02:23.980 whatever president trump needs to do like go for it
06:02:28.600 exactly and goldie look at this this is like what the iranians are saying in the chat look at this
06:02:36.120 they're like as soon as he said that somebody posted meaning that that was that was so well
06:02:44.640 said this is in reference to what trump the president trump just responds right now this
06:02:50.300 is how Iranian people respond. So let me to President Trump's statement here. Look at this
06:02:55.340 because this was perfect. It was very short and it covered everything. Look at this. Let me go back
06:03:00.680 to the question. This operation. Yes, please. Thank you, Mr. President. You've said Iranians
06:03:06.880 would be mad if you stopped these attacks, but why would they want you to blow up their
06:03:11.140 infrastructure to cut off their power? Wouldn't that be punishing Iranians for the actions of 0.85
06:03:16.140 regime they would be willing just they would be and it's suffering they would be willing to suffer
06:03:21.420 that in order to have freedom uh the iranians have and we've had numerous intercepts please
06:03:28.620 keep bombing bombs that are dropping near their homes please keep bombing do it and these are
06:03:36.060 people that are living where the bombs are exploding and when we leave and we're not
06:03:41.100 hitting those areas they're saying please come back come back come back these are the people
06:03:46.140 I don't know what they do.
06:03:48.700 All I can tell you is they want freedom.
06:03:51.180 They have lived in a world that you know nothing about.
06:03:55.220 It's a violent, horrible world where if you protest, you are shot.
06:04:00.980 Remember the great woman protest where they had 400,000, 500,000 women,
06:04:05.100 and they were all enthused, and they were going to protest,
06:04:08.000 and everybody said, oh, the regime is going to come to an end.
06:04:11.020 and then all of a sudden boom boom five six look the way he describes what he saw shows it had a
06:04:22.380 huge impact on him because he's describing what he saw when it comes to the massacre of the iranian
06:04:28.460 people he describing it in a way he's look at this it's very emotional it's very specific
06:04:35.020 it shows that it really impacted him look at look at the way he describes what happened
06:04:40.700 like people just being shot and then he's describing a situation where they got shot
06:04:45.620 and people just all of a sudden realizing what's happening around them as they were going down
06:04:50.240 every thousand five hundred thousand women and they were all enthused and they were gonna
06:04:54.660 protest and everybody said oh the regime is going to come to an end and then all of a sudden boom
06:05:01.360 boom, five, six, different areas. A woman would go down right between the eyes. They had snipers. 0.99
06:05:10.000 They had five snipers. That's all it took. And Goldie, we haven't seen these videos.
06:05:15.760 This must be videos that Israel showed President Trump that we haven't seen. These are videos that
06:05:20.720 hasn't been released. And Goldie, see how he describes the hope that we had on that day?
06:05:26.400 because we we this was beginning of the iran revolution those days we were so hopeful that
06:05:32.880 oh my god this might be it like we're so close this is it the regime is going to come down
06:05:38.080 and he's describing that that that emotion that we're having at that moment until all of a sudden
06:05:44.000 they start shooting everybody listen to this part again and like they were so hopeful like
06:05:48.640 the crowd was so hopeful at that moment and then all of a sudden everything changed come to an end
06:05:54.320 And then look at the regimes come to an end like he on this is a goal.
06:06:00.040 This is such a high understanding of us, Iranian emotion of our of the Iranian emotions.
06:06:05.200 I haven't seen this anywhere else on Western media.
06:06:08.560 Like nobody has described it this way.
06:06:10.760 This is a really high level of understanding of what we were going through horrible world
06:06:16.240 where if you protest, you are shot.
06:06:19.120 Remember the great woman protests where they had 400,000, 500,000 women and they were all
06:06:23.480 enthused and they were going to protest and everybody said oh the regime is going to come 0.99
06:06:28.360 to an end and then all of a sudden boom boom five six different areas a woman would go down
06:06:38.440 right between the eyes they had snipers they had five snipers that's all it took 1.00
06:06:42.920 and those four or five hundred thousand women said oh my god what's that oh look over there 0.99
06:06:48.840 what's that a woman shot right between the eyes and after five or six of them go down then you 0.98
06:06:57.080 start hearing the purr through the vast number of people and then they said oh my god who would do
06:07:05.720 that and they're incredible people but they've lived so horribly they've lived so horribly you
06:07:12.440 And you know, Iran was a great country, if you go back 25 years ago or so.
06:07:17.760 The Persian people, they're incredible, smart, brilliant, actually.
06:07:22.780 And I know so many.
06:07:23.780 I know coming from New York, originally, I know so many people from Iran.
06:07:27.900 They're incredible people, incredible energy, and very, very brilliant people. 1.00
06:07:34.280 But when you're standing in a group and protesting, and you have a woman, in the case of the
06:07:38.320 woman, remember the great woman march. 0.99
06:07:40.320 was like, oh, this is the end of the country. And then snipers selectively picked. Every single one 1.00
06:07:47.880 was shot right between the eyes from a long distance. They were on top of buildings.
06:07:52.980 Nobody even knew where they were, where they're coming from. This wasn't like a machine gun,
06:07:56.460 which is also very bad. They've done that too. They did that recently. This was snipers sitting
06:08:03.240 on the top of buildings, aiming and hitting women. And when they see people go down and all of a
06:08:09.440 sudden there's a riot in the reverse direction. And they never came out again. And a lot of the
06:08:15.540 news doesn't talk about that. They talk about, oh, women's rights. You want to see women's rights? 0.85
06:08:20.980 You're not going to see it there. It's amazing when I see some of the stupid people like, you 1.00
06:08:25.620 know, AOC plus three, all that group. They talk about, oh, freedom for Iran. They don't tell you 1.00
06:08:32.500 the real facts women men gays how about gays for iran they killed again i mean i mean we have a
06:08:43.860 gay supreme leader now it you can't get more lgbt friendly than that i think we i don't know 0.72
06:08:51.940 i get i think i think i think they have done their part in fact in fact have you ever seen
06:08:58.900 have you ever seen any gay supreme leader of united states no no so i think that we are ahead
06:09:05.940 over there oh my god look at that hi okay go and go do you want to read that okay so uh ben
06:09:11.700 valentine thank you for the super chat ben valentine writes highlight of easter 2026
06:09:18.580 here's a show of speech at liberty he took the time to salute the underground church for their
06:09:23.620 perseverance and call the 150 000 liberty students to pray he knows that the christians are a growing
06:09:30.500 force for good in iran 100 christianity is one of the two fastest growing religions in occupied
06:09:37.060 iran christianity being the first one um and of course orastrianism being the second fastest
06:09:42.660 growing religion in and the nones are the fastest growing overall the people with no religion
06:09:48.820 non-religion yes atheists are our number one yes that is true and we respect our atheists and
06:09:58.260 even in one of his speeches said that iran uh you know is going to be a place where there's freedom
06:10:03.540 of religion and also freedom from religion so that everyone can live freely including atheists
06:10:08.180 yes that is true yes atheists and christians and zoroastrians we will all live
06:10:12.740 Side by side, peacefully, all side by side, yes.
06:10:20.440 As they throw them off buildings.
06:10:22.720 So I wonder what's going on.
06:10:24.860 I can only say this.
06:10:27.300 They want us to keep bombing, even if it jeopardizes
06:10:31.140 because their life is in much greater danger.
06:10:33.520 They want freedom for Iran, but it's very hard for them to protest.
06:10:36.940 I actually tell them, I said, don't go out. 0.67
06:10:38.540 I fully understand.
06:10:39.340 I tell them, don't go out.
06:10:41.660 This is why they're not out. 1.00
06:10:43.680 Everybody's telling the Iranian people not to. 0.87
06:10:45.980 Like Goudi, I don't understand this.
06:10:48.820 They're like, President Trump, Admiral Cooper,
06:10:52.200 Prince Reza Pahlavi tells the Iranians to don't go out, stay home.
06:10:57.200 And then the journalists are like, but why are they not out?
06:11:00.340 Why are they not out?
06:11:01.340 Because everybody is telling them to stay home.
06:11:04.900 That is why.
06:11:07.700 Oh, I got a super chat as well.
06:11:10.040 let me see the super check i'm saying if the u.s destroys the iranian industrial foundation and
06:11:17.340 then iran becomes a u.s ally the u.s will pump billions into iran to rebuild this will create
06:11:23.280 high paying jobs for the iranian people yes and in the forms of investments for sure no donations
06:11:29.600 investments for sure yes yes yeah like we we don't want handouts we don't need charity because iran 0.97
06:11:35.240 has a lot of money iran is very resource rich it's just the the ayatollahs and the muslim nazis 0.75
06:11:39.800 have been stealing all the money for themselves um but president trump already said in a truth
06:11:44.920 social post um i think a month ago like early on when when the the conflict or as he likes to call
06:11:52.600 it when the excursion started he said at some point that when all this is over like you know
06:11:57.400 make iran great again and you know he's going to help rebuild iran so he's already anticipating um
06:12:03.320 I'm thinking, you know, that that economic partnership between Iran and the United States
06:12:09.080 and, you know, his royal highness, King Reza Pahlavi, has also been very busy.
06:12:13.320 Just a few days ago, he was in Texas meeting with a lot of like major American companies
06:12:20.120 and basically speaking to them about future investment opportunities in in a free Iran. 0.87
06:12:27.220 So, yes, absolutely. Like when Iran is free, that's going to that's basically going to free over one trillion dollars in in, you know, economic funds.
06:12:42.200 Oh, I have a troll in the trap. Someone's like, shame on you for not condemning Israel and Ben Gavir over the new slot.
06:12:48.900 You are a disgusting person. I don't care. I'm Israel. 1.00
06:12:52.040 I'm Israel. Hi, Mother Tucker. I'm Israel. Hi.
06:12:55.960 Whatever. You know what? Shame on you. Shame on you for not condemning the Islamic Republic
06:13:03.320 for murdering innocent, unarmed Iranians. You're the disgusting person. Take your 1.00
06:13:08.120 Jew hate somewhere else. I don't care. I don't care what happens to Palestinian terrorists. 1.00
06:13:14.760 You can take the Palestine flag and shove it up your Nishimanga. 0.99
06:13:21.480 take the Palestinian flag 0.92
06:13:25.000 and shove it up your Nishin Manga 0.99
06:13:26.520 I literally don't care
06:13:28.620 what did he want us to condemn Israel for?
06:13:32.900 Ben Gavir or something
06:13:34.480 I don't care
06:13:35.380 the only thing that we criticize Israel for
06:13:38.620 is what is taking so long 0.88
06:13:40.040 take all of Judeo-Sameria
06:13:41.840 and it's not the West Bank of Judeo-Sameria 1.00
06:13:44.080 and all of that belongs to Israel
06:13:45.980 Gaza belongs to Israel 0.51
06:13:48.060 and Judeo-Sameria belongs to Israel 0.99
06:13:50.980 and they should hurry up with it and take over the entire area the the guys the two-state solution
06:13:56.100 was jordan and israel right so that was the original two-state solution like what like
06:14:03.000 gaza should be renamed anyway um and then you know judean samaria belongs to israel anyway so
06:14:09.040 whatever like what do you what do you want me to condemn i mean i'll condemn like balestinian 0.84
06:14:13.260 jihad terrorists i'll condemn their like their fake flag and their you know jerka ideology but 0.77
06:14:19.860 i mean whatever i don't care why don't you condemn the fact that the same jihadi terrorists um that 0.95
06:14:25.940 murdered israelis on october 7th they're murdering iranians there you go yes like i i enjoy the 0.99
06:14:34.420 blood hurt i hope that israel continues to kick ass in gaza and judeo-sumeria so that we could 0.99
06:14:42.340 get more butthurt from your people your your butthurt fuels us and it motivates us so it's 1.00
06:14:48.580 it sucks to be you on the losing side and we enjoy watching your tears there i go yes 0.84
06:14:59.300 nobody in this room would go out i don't think there's anything because frankly 0.68
06:15:02.500 it's not a question of bravery we're all brave right you're brave i'm brave we're all brave
06:15:06.980 but we're also intelligent if you have people shooting at you expert shots with the best
06:15:14.820 rifles you can get and hitting you right between the eyes every single time and you're looking here
06:15:20.500 and you're seeing and you're looking here you're out of there i don't care who
06:15:26.340 mark meredith fox news uh i know that oh thank you
06:15:30.740 america's watching uh no um can we go back to the weekend first off was everyone on board with
06:15:36.740 the operation or were there people that were trying to talk you out of going through the
06:15:40.020 operation this weekend not everybody was somebody else within no there was military
06:15:44.740 military people, very professional, that preferred not doing it. These two were totally on board,
06:15:51.160 which was very important.
06:15:52.440 Gulli, I'm surprised that some military people were not on board when it comes to the rescue
06:15:58.060 operation. Is that what they're saying? I'm glad that they didn't listen to them. Wait,
06:16:07.240 what does that mean? They're like, let's leave our man behind? What the hell? I don't understand
06:16:11.500 part can somebody explain this to me like some military people were like yeah let's not rescue
06:16:16.780 our guy guys people were saying don't pause we already listened we already went through this
06:16:24.060 once without pausing so we already did that no there was military people very professional that
06:16:31.340 preferred not doing it these two were totally important which was very important they weren't
06:16:37.900 would have had a little difficulty but uh no there were military people that said you just don't do
06:16:42.620 this you don't go into the heart of a very powerful military you know this is hey you have countries
06:16:49.420 and countries you have some countries where military is not that's the wrong so this whole
06:16:54.060 thing is militarized like nobody's ever seen before half the people are wearing uniforms
06:16:59.740 uh and we had we had people within the military usually it's not done that's one of the reasons
06:17:06.540 i was surprised somebody said it's the only time it's ever been done i said that's not possible
06:17:11.020 but it is possible because you're going into hundreds of thousands of soldiers along the path
06:17:18.060 i mean look at some of the helicopters how they got hit so yeah there were people within the
06:17:23.900 military that said it's a wise and don't forget how many men did you send all together approximately
06:17:29.100 for the operation i'd love to keep that a secret okay well
06:17:32.940 but i will tell you the number i'll keep it a secret but it was hundreds and hundreds of
06:17:41.540 these people that's pretty good is he central is he central casting but hundreds of people
06:17:47.960 went into this journey hundreds of people could have been killed forget about the equipment a lot
06:17:53.020 equipment nobody cares hundreds of people can you pause could have been killed yes can i just say
06:17:59.660 i love the part how he just casually says forget about the equipment no one cares about the
06:18:06.300 equipment and he focuses on the value of human life right that's the difference between america
06:18:13.580 versus the islamic regime because president trump is just casually like i don't even care about the
06:18:18.860 equipment right it's but we're focused on human life just listen to that listen to that and and
06:18:25.340 compare that with what we were translating yesterday where the islamic regime is making
06:18:29.100 fun of president trump for like all the equipment that was ruined well this is a difference between 0.87
06:18:35.100 savages like the islamic regime and civilization like the united states
06:18:41.340 that's perfectly i'm glad that you made us stop here goldie that was the really important point 0.92
06:18:46.300 to meet here that's again and again that's the difference that's the difference between
06:18:51.500 us and them look at let me this is worth replaying actually
06:18:57.740 is he central is he central casting but hundreds of people went into this journey
06:19:04.620 hundreds of people could have been killed forget about the equipment a lot of equipment 0.77
06:19:08.060 hundreds of people could have been killed forget about the equipment this is what the islamic 0.99
06:19:13.740 republic doesn't understand when they're celebrating and celebrating taking out their 0.98
06:19:19.580 equipment and they don't even they don't even mention the names of their fallen while they're 0.73
06:19:25.240 doing that because they don't give a crap about their lives goldie how many times how many of the 0.58
06:19:34.280 videos that you show from the islamic republic state tv mentions the name of their fallen they're 0.93
06:19:40.680 like oh this person died oh my god never oh that person died never even yesterday when they were
06:19:46.920 talking about the number of uh like islamic regime people who lost their lives or who were you know
06:19:52.740 exterminated by uh united states and israel in the rescue mission they never even said the number
06:19:58.300 they were just like yeah we lost people but the united states okay we lost people they were
06:20:05.040 martyred. But, you know, that's fine because, you know, the United States lost all this equipment.
06:20:12.200 They're saying they're saying they're actually saying that they they value the equipment of
06:20:17.700 United States more than their own people. Yeah, we're not the same. We're not the same. You're
06:20:25.980 right. Nobody cares. Hundreds of people could have been killed. So we had people that were
06:20:33.180 within the military that said this is not a wise and i understood that but i decided to do it
06:20:38.540 was there a point that they were gonna that you were thinking there's too much on the line and
06:20:43.880 somebody was saying maybe we abort this now and wait i mean given the resource like the general
06:20:48.440 said it seemed like there was so much on the line here you must have been thinking well this could
06:20:52.320 have completely changed so the first one which was in many ways as dangerous as the second i guess
06:20:59.640 against because we're flying over daylight you know we're the best at the world at night we
06:21:04.920 have goggles that nobody we have goggles i've tried them unbelievable i see better with the
06:21:09.700 goggles at night with it than i see without them during daylight i mean daylight today we have a
06:21:14.980 beautiful day you see by the way goldie here i posted this i just i just posted it let me put
06:21:22.560 it in the chat for goldie told me to post this uh goldie i'll put it in the private chat as well
06:21:28.620 should you should wait really quick really quick uh moon watch update so these are the astronauts
06:21:37.740 getting very close to i guess the the final or like they're getting close to
06:21:47.820 the dark side of the moon so they're approaching very very quickly
06:21:52.300 anyways and apparently the feed's gonna be cut off so this is uh yeah
06:21:58.620 But it's okay, guys.
06:22:00.020 Armin already confirmed.
06:22:01.900 Homeania on the moon confirmed.
06:22:03.740 Yeah, guys.
06:22:05.260 We could stop watching it now because we already know.
06:22:10.380 It's already confirmed.
06:22:13.220 Too funny.
06:22:14.640 Too funny.
06:22:15.500 All right.
06:22:15.860 Let's go back.
06:22:18.080 All right.
06:22:22.440 Just as well with goggles.
06:22:24.760 In many ways, it's enhanced.
06:22:26.780 So we have the best in the world.
06:22:28.620 So it's much safer for us to do it at night, whereas other people, no other country has that
06:22:34.300 capability. They don't have that particular piece of equipment like we do. But when I was told,
06:22:42.300 flying in daylight, I think we flew seven hours over Iran, and that's a long time,
06:22:47.500 over unbelievably hostile territory where they have nothing but weapons. 0.89
06:22:53.260 We took out their anti-aircraft, which is great. We took out their radar, which is great. We took
06:22:58.220 got a lot but they still have you know what hit this one was a shoulder handheld shoulder missile
06:23:04.220 heat-seeking missile oh they see we were right it was a it was a heat it was a heat-seeking man pad
06:23:10.780 probably chinese so so it's not like you know they're totally whatever see goldie this response 0.64
06:23:17.500 you know and see goldie remember when you were playing the states uh tv they were like oh if we 0.71
06:23:25.100 don't if we if you have destroyed all of our air defense and how do we take down your plane oh like 0.89
06:23:30.780 you got them retards it's a when when president trump is talking about your entire air defense 0.99
06:23:37.500 they're talking about stuff like s s 300s s 300s for example stuff like this 0.99
06:23:45.340 these are the things like you have no more of this that's what they mean when they say they
06:23:49.500 took that your air defense but it doesn't mean that this is what you have left these are the
06:23:57.180 stuff that you have left that is not that is not air defense when we say air defense is like
06:24:01.420 s-300 or similar or bavar or another system that you have is bavar all of that has been destroyed
06:24:07.580 but you're but these heat seeking mad pads and especially a lot of people think that they have 0.93
06:24:12.300 china just gave some of the most advanced ones to the islamic republic that's how you do that's how
06:24:17.500 you took down the uh the plane and also guys i was right because they're heat seeking meaning that 0.95
06:24:21.900 there's not they're not based on radar and that's why the pilot will not see it on their system
06:24:26.460 if they're heat seeking you're not gonna your your the planes is not going to detect the missile
06:24:32.940 coming at them and that's why they get hit by it uh so that's why they got surprised by it and they
06:24:38.460 got hit guys and oh no sorry go i thought you were done continue last last point is because
06:24:44.300 they were flying low the only way that you could hit planes with these man pads is because they
06:24:47.980 were flying very low because they feel more confident because there's no air defense so
06:24:52.140 that's why some of these man pads could hit them but go on goldie sorry no i'm just going to make
06:24:56.780 a quick update so guys um we are currently interpreting pres you know and giving our
06:25:02.700 analysis on president trump's speech um you know i i will tune in very briefly to the moon here and
06:25:09.660 there but don't worry guys when we are done the analysis uh and you know and armin is gone for
06:25:15.500 the evening uh i will go back to the replay um and we will watch the entire um moon excursion
06:25:24.460 and i will play some moon songs for you as well so don't worry uh when it's done when this is done
06:25:32.140 we will do like a quick uh after show and i will play the full nasa video with moon songs so it's
06:25:40.460 all good can can i just say goldie that first of all i really appreciate you doing all of this
06:25:46.220 because i want our audience to understand is like most of you already know this but it's important
06:25:51.020 to get excited by this okay we can't just keep fighting the bad half of the world without
06:25:58.940 celebrating the good half of the world like we can't just be against things we need to be inspired
06:26:06.140 by the best of humanity like we need to figure like we need to understand why we're fighting
06:26:13.340 the worst of humanity because we're inspiring to get we get more more of the world closer to the
06:26:21.580 best of what humanity has to offer like we don't want to just be fighting against something we're
06:26:26.460 We're fighting against something so that we could move towards something.
06:26:29.740 The United States has so much to inspire the rest of the world
06:26:33.180 when it comes to what humanity has to offer.
06:26:36.560 So we need to be inspired to move towards something.
06:26:38.860 We can't just be against things.
06:26:40.580 So this is why it's so valuable to celebrate this.
06:26:44.940 All right, let's continue.
06:26:48.860 And they hit probably a little luck.
06:26:51.060 Thank you, guys.
06:26:51.840 Because you got to get lucky.
06:26:52.940 but they shot it and it got sucked in right by the engine but these guys were out of there they
06:26:58.060 were great their timing was great but no i was told that this is a very uh dangerous mission i
06:27:04.740 understand they didn't say it's a foolish mission they said you know we're going to be sacrificing
06:27:08.960 hundreds of people do this this is i mean you have tankers that are flying over this area so that
06:27:14.740 because the flight was so long they had to refuel it's a very dangerous mission uh i just felt it
06:27:21.180 was worth it. If you would have told me that we would have been successful, gotten both,
06:27:25.700 and nobody was even essentially injured, I would have said that would be impossible.
06:27:30.320 Yeah, please.
06:27:30.820 Mr. President, thank you.
06:27:31.960 So I think based on what he said, based on what President Trump said, he was talking
06:27:36.140 about specifically this rescue operation because he said nobody was even injured. So my question
06:27:41.360 was like, was he talking about some people disagreeing with him or regarding this entire
06:27:47.760 operation epic fury or were some people disagreeing with him over the specific rescue operation and he
06:27:54.640 said nobody was even injured so that means that he was some people were disagreeing with him over
06:27:59.280 this rescue operation which surprises me why would he disagree on that oh thank you nareh
06:28:05.040 nareh just got us 10 memberships thank you so much that's very sweet
06:28:10.320 uh you thank you sir welcome back okay uh given that you are now dealing you say with a more
06:28:16.240 a reasonable, less extreme leadership in Iran, what does that mean for the protesters, for
06:28:23.140 the human rights movement in that country after this convent?
06:28:25.940 What's your expectation?
06:28:27.100 Yeah, if they assume control, if we do something and they assume control, I think it's very
06:28:31.900 positive, a big step.
06:28:33.780 I don't think you'd see the radicalization that you have seen in the last.
06:28:38.620 Look what happened. 1.00
06:28:39.400 I mean, women are being executed because they're not properly clothed, they say. 0.94
06:28:44.300 they're not properly clothed and they execute the women they absolutely they shoot them right on
06:28:49.100 this so president trump is saying if the people that he's talking to if they come into power
06:28:53.660 they're less radical and will not be the same radicalization as the people before so here's
06:29:00.060 the thing guys um i mean these people are the same or sometimes even worse all right but but
06:29:09.260 But what you need to focus on is that it doesn't really matter because as long as President Trump
06:29:16.060 continues to do what he's doing, as long as he keeps insisting on the terms that he
06:29:25.900 has put his 15 points, and even just the top three, even if you ignore the rest of the 15,
06:29:31.900 if he keeps insisting on it, and we know the regime is not going to give into that,
06:29:37.740 and we know that that means that the president that president trump is going to continue hitting
06:29:42.300 them and even if they eventually agree to any to any terms it would be agreeing to the terms of
06:29:50.460 surrender not anything that and it would be something that temporary it would be something
06:29:55.580 temporary that means that the islamic republic will not be able to continue to survive so anything
06:30:01.980 guys everybody anybody following us must have understood by now that anything from the islamic
06:30:09.100 republic that bends the knee to the point where enrichment of uranium is zero percent and the
06:30:15.660 already enriched uranium by the islamic republic is handed over whatever that entity is not only
06:30:23.100 that entity will not have the support of the majority secular minded iranian people that
06:30:28.620 entity would not have the support of the minority jihadi islamic pro-regime minded
06:30:36.300 people in iran as well so not only they wouldn't have the support of the 95 majority they would
06:30:42.620 lose the support of the five percent as well so even if we get to that point and president
06:30:49.180 trump leaves and the israelis leaves and the americans leave that would be so unstable that
06:30:54.220 will collapse, we will have a double uprising. We'll have the 95% uprising against those people
06:31:01.340 and also a 5% uprising against those people. And that whole thing will collapse.
06:31:06.380 So it doesn't really matter if when President Trump says stuff, this is for the Iranians watching, 0.91
06:31:12.700 okay? When President Trump says stuff like, oh, regime change has already happened,
06:31:18.220 don't get triggered. It doesn't matter. When President Trump says, oh, these are reasonable
06:31:22.940 people and they're less radical don't get triggered it doesn't matter the only thing that matters
06:31:28.620 is that president trump is continuing to hit them and as long as that is happening we're moving in
06:31:34.300 the right direction and if you get like it's very important that you don't turn against president
06:31:41.340 trump because of hearing these lines it doesn't matter we're moving in the right direction does
06:31:47.420 that make sense a hundred percent because this is part of the misdirection this is part of
06:31:54.780 like guys this is psychological warfare against the islamic regime not against us iranians right
06:32:01.100 ultimately the united states have made it very clear that they're not responsible for regime
06:32:05.900 change so president trump just you know randomly saying oh yeah regime change has happened
06:32:10.540 right doesn't mean anything remember a few months ago he was talking about oh yeah you know
06:32:16.380 well, we've heard of some deaths, but this was caused by a stampede. Meanwhile, President Trump,
06:32:22.920 he just confirmed, he actually saw the videos. He saw the videos of Islamic regime snipers
06:32:28.880 shooting into the foreheads of women, okay? But he didn't want people to know that he had that
06:32:36.860 much intel, so he said, well, you know, we heard of the stampede, maybe it was that, right? So
06:32:41.800 you can't take him literally, right? He can't give away his plans. He knows how to deal with
06:32:50.060 the Islamic regime and he's keeping them guessing. So this is psychological warfare 0.99
06:32:54.960 against the Islamic regime. And, you know, for us Iranians, the most important thing for us is
06:33:00.540 to just continue supporting President Trump, supporting Israel, and just making it very clear 0.82
06:33:06.020 that the only person that we support to transition us 0.57
06:33:09.900 from an Islamic dictatorship to a secular democracy
06:33:13.820 is Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, right?
06:33:16.980 That's it. That's our only role.
06:33:18.700 Our role is to just be a voice for people in occupied Iran
06:33:22.640 and to just continue letting the world know
06:33:25.800 that we only trust and support Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi.
06:33:32.580 Perfectly stated.
06:33:33.540 street. No, you have a much different group of people. Now, I'm not saying we are dealing with
06:33:42.300 them. Essentially, they have till eight o'clock tomorrow night, Eastern time. But we are dealing
06:33:49.820 with them. I think it's going well. Mr. Whitcoff is here and JD is involved in the dealing. Mr.
06:33:56.280 Whitcoff is sitting right here and I think it's going fine, but we'll have to see. You have to
06:34:00.580 understand, we've been dealing with these people for 47 years. I'm standing here with a much more
06:34:07.740 powerful Iran as of a month ago, not anymore. Right now they are decapitated. But I'm standing 1.00
06:34:15.660 here a month ago with a much more powerful Iran than it was at any point during 47 years. 0.78
06:34:22.000 This should have been handled by seven presidents, a lot of presidents. And those presidents are
06:34:28.720 saying now every one of them to their friends we should have done this a long time ago so it's not
06:34:34.560 something i like doing it's very dangerous and we're getting them at the height of of their
06:34:40.220 strength if i didn't terminate the barack hussein obama iran nuclear deal they would have had a
06:34:47.360 don't forget that was a path to a nuclear weapon remember this he chose iran over israel pure and
06:34:54.680 simple. How Israel can vote for a Democrat is if you're Jewish in New York City or any 0.55
06:35:02.460 place else in this country, and how you can vote for a Democrat is unbelievable. Because 0.91
06:35:08.440 he chose Iran, a very hostile Iran. Remember when he filled up a 757 with cash? Billions 1.00
06:35:15.820 of dollars of cash. And he sent it.
06:35:18.240 A lot of, some of the money went to funding October 7th.
06:35:23.120 So Obama funded October 7th.
06:35:25.620 That is not an exaggeration.
06:35:27.520 This is true.
06:35:29.180 Armin, sorry.
06:35:30.380 Let me just add this because I think,
06:35:34.840 I think the astronauts are about to lose communication.
06:35:41.980 They just lost communication.
06:35:46.920 Oh, no, wait, they're back.
06:35:48.240 And that's that's normal right yeah yeah it's normal it's normal so so basically what happens
06:36:01.420 is when they get oh I think that's the earth in the background oh that's us that's us guys
06:36:09.500 wait now until we expect loss of signal so so the loss of signal is normal because now
06:36:17.880 they're on the dark side of the moon so this is this is the side of the moon that we never see
06:36:24.760 so we're seeing this for the first time and it's expected that when they get to a certain place
06:36:33.000 they're just going to lose the signal
06:36:37.320 and they're going to lose signal for about like 30 to 40 minutes
06:36:41.160 until they come out from the other side of the moon
06:36:43.880 but like no one's ever seen this armin like this is like this is the first thing ever happened yeah
06:36:50.600 no one's ever seen the dark side of the moon it's kind of scary to be all the way out there without
06:36:57.320 no communication for 40 minutes it really is scary yeah they they lost they lost
06:37:05.000 they lost signal now officially because now they've gone to um ai like not ai regenerated right
06:37:12.440 did you hear that as as soon as they took off they had a problem with their toilets
06:37:18.820 yeah but they fixed it they fixed it but imagine if they couldn't fix it that would be oh my god
06:37:25.160 and we have confirmation of loss of signal of the orion spacecraft as it flies behind the moon
06:37:31.080 we expect to regain communications with them for in another approximately 40 minutes this was
06:37:37.380 expected as their spacecraft is now out of direct line of sight with earth and behind the moon.
06:37:43.220 This is a poignant moment as it's the first time in over 50 years that we have humans completely
06:37:49.220 unreachable by anyone else on earth. No matter how distant or secluded we could reach anyone
06:37:54.900 living on earth but while the crew flies behind the moon it's simply impossible to make contact
06:38:00.420 with them. This is a live view inside the science evaluation room here at Johnson Space Center and
06:38:06.980 just down the hall from mission control.
06:38:09.500 This team has been monitoring the flyby all day
06:38:13.260 as the team has continued capturing targets
06:38:16.920 on the lunar surface.
06:38:23.660 We even got to see this team in action
06:38:26.740 as they were helping the astronauts identify
06:38:29.500 some of the features they were seeing on the moon
06:38:31.860 but not expecting.
06:38:36.980 There will be a couple of milestones during this loss of signal.
06:38:40.980 The first will be when the astronauts make their closest approach of the moon at MET,
06:38:46.980 5 days, 25 minutes, and 34 seconds, when we expect they'll be 4,067 statute miles above the lunar surface.
06:38:55.980 Their maximum Earth altitude will be reached just 2 minutes later at 5 days, 27 minutes, and 39 seconds,
06:39:02.980 seconds, when their altitude should be approximately 252,756 statute miles. Once those milestones
06:39:11.540 are reached and we have confirmation, we will report the official numbers.
06:39:16.980 Okay, Armin, back to you. I just wanted to share that historic moment with everyone live
06:39:24.340 as it's happening. But don't worry, guys, we'll go back and we'll rewatch the entire
06:39:31.160 throughout the artemis 2 mission
06:39:33.160 okay
06:39:35.840 yeah so
06:39:43.760 the moon doesn't spin around itself
06:39:46.800 the moon doesn't spin around itself
06:39:50.280 no I'm responding to Amir
06:39:52.000 the moon doesn't spin around itself
06:39:53.860 because we've never seen the dark side of the moon
06:39:55.860 but yeah still no sign of Khomeini
06:40:00.240 yeah yeah i posted it on x
06:40:22.160 yeah i'll give you the evidence of whoever is wondering here i'll put the link to it in the
06:40:27.680 chat you guys could go check it out um so so the the guys the moon does spin but the but it rotates
06:40:44.080 at the exact same speed that it orbits the earth and that's why the same side will always be facing
06:40:50.880 us yeah that's yeah no that's right i just looked it up so the guys like yeah i'm not a physicist
06:40:58.080 i don't know how to explain it properly so yes it does spin it does spin but we never see the
06:41:05.440 dark side of the moon because the way it spins we're we always see the same side so that's what
06:41:13.760 it is right so that's why it looks like it doesn't rotate okay so i was wrong the moon does rotate
06:41:19.520 but we still don't see well no no you're not you're not wrong goldie because from our press
06:41:23.440 from our event from our perspective it doesn't spin like you have to be standing somewhere else
06:41:29.760 to make to like from our perspective it doesn't
06:41:34.640 yeah depends on it's all it's our relative but that's what it is so there you go yeah yes that's
06:41:41.680 why that's why we never see the dark side of the moon so i didn't explain i didn't explain it right
06:41:47.120 but i was still right yes okay all right let's come let's play tens of billions of dollars
06:41:58.560 he chose iran over israel and really the arab world if you look because you know the other
06:42:04.640 saudi arabia qatar uae i mean you take a look i mean i can add kuwait and i can add bahrain
06:42:11.600 and you can add others. He chose such an unlikely candidate. Nobody could believe it. Frankly,
06:42:19.560 if you're going to choose between Iraq and Iran, he should have chosen, he should have 0.55
06:42:23.760 befriended Iraq. He went in the exact opposite direction of all thinking. And he made a terrible 0.56
06:42:32.080 mistake. But that was a road to a nuclear weapon. And when I terminated that, everyone said, oh,
06:42:38.960 terminated it. It was one of the best things we ever did because he had a road to a nuclear weapon.
06:42:43.200 And it was going to it was a very short term deal. You know, countries don't do 10 year deal.
06:42:48.640 Yeah, the sunset clause is insanity. The sunset causes insanity. I never like guys, Obama's deal.
06:42:56.320 The JCPOA is like, hey, Islamic Republic, you don't get to have a nuclear weapon until the state.
06:43:04.160 After that, you can do whatever you want. That was actually it's called the sunset clause. 0.70
06:43:08.560 so it would basically give a legal pathway for the islamic republic to eventually get nuclear 0.78
06:43:14.720 countries do hundreds of years you don't do a 10-year deal for guys goldie was not wrong
06:43:20.800 no no like seriously goldie was not wrong because from our perspective it is stationary no but i
06:43:28.000 would listen i was wrong because i said the moon doesn't rotate but it does it doesn't no it doesn't
06:43:34.560 from our perspective it doesn't it's okay no listen i would listen i was i was wrong in the
06:43:40.560 analysis but my conclusion was still correct so i was still right now you're wrong about saying that
06:43:46.560 you were wrong because you were not wrong it's all a matter of perspective you're going you're wrong
06:43:52.000 about saying that you're wrong okay all right okay okay fine okay you know what we just have we have
06:43:58.720 magbar moon rotation because technically every everything could be described as stationary or
06:44:12.000 moving depending on what you're comparing it to anyways after you need this isn't you're a landlord
06:44:19.760 you're renting a store on on a certain street and you give somebody a five-year or ten-year lease
06:44:24.960 this is a country it was a short-term deal it was ready to expire i terminated it before it expired
06:44:31.760 took a lot of heat and it was one of the best things they ever did because he would have had
06:44:35.200 a nuclear weapon then he would have had another nuclear weapon had those beautiful b2 bombers not
06:44:40.320 gone in eight months ago and obliterated that said and by the way the word is obliteration cnn said
06:44:47.680 well maybe it wasn't complete it was so complete that they still haven't been able to get it
06:44:52.160 it was obliteration. But if we didn't hit them, that was a courageous decision, too,
06:44:57.760 because we had all those planes flying in at night with very little cover, unbelievable stealth
06:45:03.840 planes, and they were able to do their job. If we didn't do that, Iran would have had
06:45:10.080 a nuclear weapon at a high level, either one of those two instances. And if they did, 0.81
06:45:16.320 in my opinion, I told this to Bibi Netanyahu yesterday, Israel would have been extinguished.
06:45:24.160 Large portions of the Middle East would have been extinguished, whether it's Saudi Arabia,
06:45:29.520 Qatar, UAE, or others. And you saw that with thousands of missiles raining down upon them.
06:45:35.360 They didn't think they were going to be hit. They thought they'd be watching us fight.
06:45:39.200 And all of a sudden, UAE got hit by 1,500 missiles. He would have taken them out.
06:45:45.680 He's like, why am I getting all of the most missiles?
06:45:51.300 We thought Israel was going to get most of the missiles.
06:45:54.400 I'm like, what did I do?
06:45:57.400 I'm actually being the main source of your financing.
06:46:00.920 You use all my banks. 0.98
06:46:03.100 What the hell? 0.86
06:46:06.920 We're like, okay, if it's not Israel who's going to get most of the missiles, 0.78
06:46:11.160 then it's going to be Saudi Arabia. 0.58
06:46:13.300 And all of a sudden, the UAE is like, what?
06:46:15.680 what why me why am why am i number one also and they were powerful if i didn't come along
06:46:27.040 and terminate the obama deal which was terrible the iran nuclear deal was a
06:46:31.600 a road to a nuclear weapon a big one unlimited legally i terminated it without even much thought
06:46:39.280 it was so easy i terminated that and then the b2 bombers and i did one other thing i had killed
06:46:48.240 khasam solemini who was an evil genius and the reason i did it i heard he was going to knock out
06:46:56.000 five of our military bases and had he lived i believe we would be fighting perhaps a different 0.70
06:47:06.400 iran right now because because he's never he's never been replaced you know and i also i did
06:47:12.720 one other but no no he has been replaced with our boy awesome soleimani when he was killed he was
06:47:21.280 he was replaced with our boy ismail ghani so he was replaced with someone better we don't know
06:47:29.840 what he is though you notice how no one speaks about him no one speaks about him
06:47:42.640 no one has ever mentioned like and this is guys also this is how ignorant like mainstream media
06:47:48.960 is do you not think that at least one person in the mainstream media would be like well
06:47:54.320 where's qani what happened to what happened to the current what happened to the replacement of
06:48:00.960 of awesome soleimani not a single person in the mainstream media has asked that question
06:48:05.760 which just goes to show you how ignorant they are about the islamic regime he's just being shy
06:48:13.200 but but yeah guys qani was the replacement of qasem soleimani
06:48:20.560 And you know, Qasem Soleimani died years ago, six years ago.
06:48:24.400 And guys, look, every replacement, dead. Replacement, dead. Replacement, dead.
06:48:30.960 Okay. Oh, this replacement is not dead yet. Okay. But this replacement is not dead.
06:48:35.360 They're like, the Israelis had six years. So why haven't they taken him out? 0.99
06:48:40.480 Like he's been in public. We know where he is. He's the main commander of the Quds Force.
06:48:46.240 we just killed azkar bakari which is part of the ghost force and the main commander of the
06:48:51.040 ghost force is not being touched that's because he's our boy that's why they're not touching him
06:48:56.960 and look at all the other goods force all the other goods forces have been exterminated right
06:49:02.800 but but who's like their boss still hasn't yeah yeah yeah you're right yeah everybody in the
06:49:09.600 ghost army is dead and today they just took that took out another one but the main guy
06:49:15.120 is the life it's one of us one of us one of us we should guys we don't want to put him in danger
06:49:28.080 so we're just kidding here okay save our boy that this one was not picked up osama bin laden
06:49:38.080 if you read my book i said you got to take them out one year before the world trade center came
06:49:42.400 down. So I wish you'd read the book. But as a president, to be a good president, I believe
06:49:51.480 you have to have good instincts. And a lot of this is instinct. Yeah, please.
06:49:55.400 Thank you so much for taking my question today, Mr. President.
06:49:58.580 Mr. President, last week you suggested that Europe should take the lead on reopening the
06:50:03.680 Strait of Hormuz. Has circumstances changed now that you're issuing a direct 48-hour ultimatum?
06:50:11.760 And secondly, would a new ceasefire include Israel, or would it just be between Iran and the U.S.?
06:50:16.140 I can't talk about ceasefire, but I can tell you that we have an active, willing participant on the other side.
06:50:24.620 They would like to be able to make a deal.
06:50:26.380 I can't say any more than that, but I'm going to have to do it.
06:50:29.180 I'm going to have to do it.
06:50:30.880 Please go ahead.
06:50:34.040 Let's take it, Mr. President.
06:50:35.300 Who are you with?
06:50:36.580 My name is Diak Korda.
06:50:37.680 I'm with the largest British media outlet, the Trudeau Media Network.
06:50:40.220 It's based in Iran.
06:50:41.760 go ahead mr person you said it's based in where i thought
06:50:45.680 yeah what the hell i said originally i thought he said based in iraq but now that i'm listening
06:50:52.740 to it it's based in iraq go ahead mr person it could be iraq maybe
06:50:57.780 here we're subtitles now excuse me please let's take it mr president who you with who you with
06:51:04.880 my name is diakura i'm with the largest kritis media outlet through the media network it's
06:51:09.300 based in iraq none of that got subtitles so i think youtube's algorithm is like i have like
06:51:15.280 what ruda media network network or something ruda iraq i think it's iraq yeah ruda let's see
06:51:23.620 what i can find it youtube's algorithm is like yeah it's based in iraq yeah it's ruda media
06:51:30.340 network prominent media organization based in erbil the capital of the kurdistan region of iraq
06:51:38.540 Yeah.
06:51:39.540 So these are the Iraqi Kurds.
06:51:43.380 My name is Diyar Kurda.
06:51:44.380 I'm with the largest Kurdish media outlet, Rudow Media Network.
06:51:47.180 It's based in Iran.
06:51:48.180 Go ahead. 1.00
06:51:49.180 Mr. President, you said before that you don't want the Kurdish forces to enter Iran and
06:51:54.140 be harmed. 0.84
06:51:55.140 Do you still want them to stay away or what role do you expect them to play now?
06:51:59.980 Nothing.
06:52:00.980 I'd rather have them stay away.
06:52:02.980 I'd rather have them stay away.
06:52:04.500 What role do you expect them to play now?
06:52:06.660 I'd rather have them stay away.
06:52:08.460 i'd rather have them say remember goldie how many people attacked you they're like no goldie you're
06:52:13.500 wrong he's using the car iraqi cars iraqi cars and you're like no and then the iraqi curds are
06:52:19.740 gonna like rescue you yeah i'd rather say i let them have them stay away there you go see goldie
06:52:29.740 was right goldie was right because i think they bring with them some problems and some difficulties
06:52:37.340 and i don't think they bring death i mean you know to themselves but i'd rather have them
06:52:45.340 they're gonna get wiped out 0.98
06:52:48.460 they go this is a confirmation of that these groups being pathetically weak when it comes 0.96
06:52:53.100 to being able like they're not they don't have that what it takes they don't have what it takes
06:52:59.020 more problems right like he just said like if these groups get involved they'll they'll just 0.85
06:53:04.220 caused more problems because president trump knows that we iranians we don't want the iraqi 0.72
06:53:09.740 kurdish people involved whatsoever uh with our country because they're a bunch of separatists
06:53:15.020 we'll start the paramilitary groups anyway right we're referring to the paramilitary groups we're 0.85
06:53:20.620 not speaking to regular normal you know kurdish iraqis who just want to live their lives um
06:53:28.060 peacefully no issues with that we're speaking about again whenever we're talking about groups
06:53:32.700 of people we're speaking about the paramilitary groups the terrorist groups the governments or
06:53:37.500 whatever the case might be but president trump makes it very clear that these separatist
06:53:42.940 paramilitary groups right they just cause problems there you go have you have you ever heard it being
06:53:50.780 described that that way they just wrote death to themselves they're gonna cause a lot of problems
06:53:59.740 They're going to bring death to themselves.
06:54:03.060 Go back to that. 0.93
06:54:04.380 But that was perfect.
06:54:05.340 That was perfect. 1.00
06:54:09.000 And guys, remember, the paramilitary Kurdish groups, 0.95
06:54:12.360 they were created and funded by the Soviets.
06:54:15.980 So they're literally based. 0.67
06:54:17.640 Their ideology is based in communism and Marxism.
06:54:21.320 Yeah, Kurdish separatist groups in the region, 1.00
06:54:24.240 they're commies. 0.99
06:54:25.040 Most of them are commies. 1.00
06:54:26.580 We don't want any of that crap. 1.00
06:54:29.740 to enter iran and be harmed do you still want them to stay away or what role do you expect them 0.98
06:54:36.840 to play now i'd rather have them stay away i'd rather have them stay away because i think they
06:54:42.620 bring with them some problems and some difficulties and i know they they bring death i mean you know
06:54:48.100 to themselves but i'd rather have them stay away oh my god so good so good
06:54:57.540 no chill
06:55:01.860 no chill
06:55:03.920 goldie you think that these are these might be the same groups that he's frustrated with
06:55:12.120 you know because he's talking about them this way because he's not he's not telling like when
06:55:17.480 the weapons that he gave that were supposed to be delivered to the iranian people we still
06:55:22.480 he still hasn't mentioned exactly which groups he's talking about so this might be the same people
06:55:27.400 and that's why he's talking about them yeah maybe yeah but at least he's acknowledging that like he
06:55:32.600 doesn't want you know the the separatist hurts to get involved because they cause problems right
06:55:37.640 like there's there's a whole layer of problems and difficulties and you know we we don't we don't want
06:55:44.040 that we don't we don't want like external groups getting involved in our iranian revolution right
06:55:50.760 like our revolution is called the lion and son revolution so it's it's nationalistic it's about
06:55:57.640 iranians and you know anyone who is iran first that you know they're welcome to get involved
06:56:04.040 and that's why we're very very united but no we don't want like outside groups who are based in
06:56:10.600 communist ideology uh who want to separate um iran we don't want them involved right yeah yeah
06:56:19.800 exactly he's basically thinking in his head we already we already gave them a task and they
06:56:25.480 screwed up we're never gonna do but i'm gonna do that again we already tried working with these 0.99
06:56:32.760 idiots and they they screwed it up never again all right let's go see 1.00
06:56:40.200 and also this was very very quick very quick because there are some new people 1.00
06:56:44.920 and i see someone in your chat and they're like korda khuban chero bashon kina dary
06:56:53.000 well no it's not that but we're talking about separatist groups we're not talking about like
06:56:58.760 oh my god every time we come
06:57:14.920 We have promoted our Kurds, we have talked about them, we have said that the difference between the Iranians and the Kurds, what is the difference between the Kurds and the Kurds?
06:57:26.920 If you don't understand it, you are the Kurds or the regime?
06:57:44.920 these minority separatist groups we have done that over and we celebrate our our patriotic
06:57:50.360 iranian courts so much all the time oh by the way goldie i don't know you might already know this
06:57:56.360 but just in case okay just in case this is the two different ways that people write it in persian
06:58:02.200 so the one without the vav is like the good like those are our cards but if they add a
06:58:08.680 kurd instead of cord they put cord those are the separatists that's the way people write them i
06:58:14.520 agree the quarter okay so it's a quarter ish and cool cool how does that all right
06:58:25.080 let's continue go ahead thank you mr president for the question um deliberate attacks on civilian
06:58:31.480 infrastructure by way for jimmy convention of conventions and international law who are you
06:58:36.120 with i'm with the new york times zolan from the new york times are you feeling the feeling are
06:58:40.440 Are you concerned …
06:58:41.440 … circulation way down at the New York Times?
06:58:43.440 What's going on with it?
06:58:44.440 Are you concerned that your threat to bomb power plants …
06:58:45.440 Look at him.
06:58:46.440 He's trying to not let President Trump mention that they're failing.
06:58:50.440 He's like, are you concerned …
06:58:53.440 Who are you with?
06:58:54.440 I'm with the New York Times.
06:58:55.440 Zolan from the New York Times.
06:58:56.440 Are you …
06:58:57.440 The failing …
06:58:58.440 Are you concerned …
06:58:59.440 … circulation way down at the New York Times?
06:59:01.440 What's going on with it?
06:59:02.440 Are you concerned that your threat to bomb power plants and bridges amount to …
06:59:05.440 No, not at all.
06:59:06.440 No, I'm not.
06:59:07.440 I hope I don't have to do it.
06:59:09.440 But again, I just said 47 years they've been negotiating with these people.
06:59:13.660 They're great negotiators.
06:59:15.240 And because they're not going to have.
06:59:17.820 Let him.
06:59:18.580 And he's answering the question with these people.
06:59:21.720 They're great negotiators.
06:59:23.280 And because they're not going to have a nuclear weapon.
06:59:27.120 And if somebody that takes my place someday is weak and ineffective, which possibly that
06:59:32.960 will happen because we had numerous presidents that were weak, ineffective and afraid of
06:59:38.240 Iran.
06:59:39.200 We're never going to let Iran have a nuclear weapon. And if you think it's okay for people 0.95
06:59:45.280 that are sick of mind, that are tough, smart, and sick, really sick, from a policy standpoint,
06:59:56.320 from any which way you want to say, mentally, these are disturbed people. If you think I'm 0.98
07:00:03.120 I'm going to allow them, and powerful and rich, to have a nuclear weapon.
07:00:08.460 You can tell your friends at the New York Times, not going to happen.
07:00:11.400 It means violating international law.
07:00:17.760 You no longer have credibility at the New York Times, because the New York Times said,
07:00:21.920 oh, Trump won't win the election, and I won in a landslide.
07:00:24.580 I won every swing state.
07:00:25.820 New York Times said, oh, Trump won't win the election.
07:00:28.580 New York Times has no credibility.
07:00:30.160 But the credibility they have is it used to be all the news that's fit to print. 0.96
07:00:34.860 A great, the old gray lady, it was great.
07:00:37.120 But they're running on past fumes, and you can't keep doing that. 0.96
07:00:40.820 You have to be able to give the correct news. 0.60
07:00:43.720 And people like you, who I know, are fake. 0.99
07:00:47.060 You're fake. 1.00
07:00:47.780 Go ahead, please.
07:00:49.440 Your messaging on the war has moved from the war is coming to an end to we're going to be bombing Iran to the Stone Ages.
07:00:56.400 And we've heard a range of those kind of messages.
07:00:58.820 so are you so which is it are you winding this down are you escalating i can't tell you i don't
07:01:04.440 know i can't tell it depends what they do this is a critical period they have a period of well
07:01:10.260 till tomorrow at eight o'clock i gave them an extension they asked for an extension of seven
07:01:16.380 days right i said steve give them 10 days 10 days is up actually today so i gave him 11 i guess
07:01:26.040 indirectly he's just being generous you want seven i'll give you 10. how about 11. i thought
07:01:32.040 it was inappropriate the day after easter i want to be a nice person uh they have till tomorrow
07:01:39.240 now we'll see what happens i can tell you they're negotiating we think in good faith
07:01:44.600 we're going to find out we're getting the help of some incredible countries that want this to be
07:01:50.040 end it because it affects them also a lot of people are affected by this
07:01:54.280 but we're giving them uh we're giving them till tomorrow eight o'clock eastern time and after that
07:02:02.320 they're going to have no bridges they're going to have no power plants stone ages yeah
07:02:09.560 Are you willing to make a deal that does not include reopening the Strait of Hormuz or is that now a top priority?
07:02:22.520 I would say it's a very big priority because, see, that's one thing that's a little different than other things.
07:02:29.860 We can bomb the hell out of them. 0.98
07:02:31.580 We can knock them out for a loop. 0.99
07:02:33.000 But to close the strait, all you need is one terrorist that somehow has a truck loaded with, because you can carry them in trucks, large trucks, a water mine. Drop them in the water. And now you tell people that own chips that cost a billion dollars to don't worry about the mine. You can do that even just by saying we put mines in the water.
07:02:54.840 sure so it's not like you don't even have to have my issues like we just put them there
07:02:59.860 you could just say we did that you guys you don't even have to have you could have the like
07:03:04.000 cheapest drones that are never going to hit their target and commercial ships are very risk averse
07:03:11.120 okay so if you tell a commercial ship that there's a 99.99 percent chance that you're not going to hit
07:03:18.640 get hit by a drone they're gonna be like well that's not good enough for me they're like
07:03:26.080 well call me when it's a hundred percent okay call me when it's a hundred percent commercial ships
07:03:32.720 are not like military ships they're gonna be like yeah we're gonna need a better guarantee here so 0.99
07:03:38.880 this is why the islamic republic with very little ability even if they like even if they just say 1.00
07:03:44.720 like we have drones we might throw them at these commercial ships it might hit them it might not 1.00
07:03:49.440 hit them that's good enough for the commercial ships to say like i'm out i'm out until you
07:03:55.360 could guarantee me that this is not going to happen so we can knock out and that's why it's
07:04:00.560 so easy to not close the strait of homers because the state of homers is not closed 0.51
07:04:05.440 ships are going through but only with the permission of the islamic republic i would 0.84
07:04:09.440 a $2 million toll on each oil tanker that is not the Islamic Republic's, they're making
07:04:18.040 a lot of money off of that as well. 0.71
07:04:19.800 So it's not technically closed, it's just being controlled by the Islamic Republic. 0.82
07:04:23.100 This is why the only answer is full regime change. 0.91
07:04:25.440 Because if you reduce the ability, the military ability of the Islamic Republic to 1% of what 0.91
07:04:31.620 it used to be, that 1% is enough to be able to control the threat of hormones. 0.95
07:04:37.200 The only answer is regime change.
07:04:40.320 saying we put mines in the water so it's not like the rest we can knock out their military we already
07:04:46.080 have we've knocked out their navy we've knocked out their air force completely knocked out 158
07:04:51.680 ships in three days we've knocked out even their mine droppers they don't have any mine droppers
07:04:57.040 anymore but they put them on other boats and they could drop them i'm not even sure they have any
07:05:01.280 mines there by the way i'm not sure i'm personally they say there might be eight i don't know i don't
07:05:06.880 know. I think there might be none, because they're very good bullshit artists. That's why for 47 years… 0.98
07:05:20.720 There's very good bullshit artists. The only thing that they're good at. The only thing 0.99
07:05:26.160 that they're good at. Oh, my God. Look at this guy. Personally, they say there might be eight.
07:05:35.040 i don't know i don't know i think there might be none uh because they're very good
07:05:39.520 artists that's why for 47 years they've been bullshitting other presidents
07:05:44.240 and they haven't done the job and people are true true he knows guys he knows 0.96
07:05:53.520 love it yeah living in hell you live in that country they're living in hell
07:05:58.240 No, I think that 47 years of this stuff is long enough.
07:06:05.600 They're at the weakest point they've ever been.
07:06:08.340 They have no Navy.
07:06:09.580 They have no Air Force.
07:06:10.540 They have no anti-aircraft weaponry.
07:06:13.560 They have no radar.
07:06:14.520 They have no communication.
07:06:15.960 In fact, the biggest problem we have in our negotiation is that they can't communicate.
07:06:20.520 They said to Steve, what are they saying?
07:06:22.640 Sir, they can't communicate.
07:06:24.440 They have no method of communication.
07:06:28.240 like blow their communication yes sir okay what are they saying now we don't know but
07:06:38.320 why because people because we blew their communication i don't know like oh oopsie
07:06:49.360 oops sorry about that
07:06:53.600 .
07:06:55.600 Arvind, he said, what did he say? I didn't understand.
07:07:00.600 He said, the most difficult thing is that we have because we don't have the whole way of the relationship with them.
07:07:08.600 We don't have the relationship with them. We don't have the relationship with them.
07:07:11.600 . 0.79
07:07:14.600 Honestly, Arvind, it's the ultimate troll.
07:07:17.600 Like, he's trolling them. 1.00
07:07:29.600 what's unconditional surrender in persian 0.80
07:07:52.480 like we blew everything up so yeah how can we negotiate with them when there's nothing 0.71
07:08:16.240 look at how he he talks about communications armin yeah he's not he's not done he's not done
07:08:23.520 with humiliating them it gets worse it gets worse they're saying sir they can't communicate they
07:08:28.880 have no method of communication so we're doing we're communicating like they used to communicate
07:08:34.320 2000 years ago with children bringing a note back and forth they have no communication
07:08:46.800 okay wow oh my god like like 2000 years ago wait i think i have a solution
07:08:56.400 um here let me see yeah i think we should try i think we should try this
07:09:04.320 like i don't know and if we're communicating like children
07:09:09.800 have you tried this somebody sent this to president trump
07:09:15.780 so funny oh my god oh my god okay
07:09:23.220 but also armin sorry we're we're getting to i think we're getting close to the moment when
07:09:30.800 apparently we're supposed to reestablish connection back with connection uh in about
07:09:37.240 seven minutes and 25 seconds so in about two to three minutes i'll switch over to the space feed
07:09:45.320 so we can watch live um the the crew getting uh reconnected back to earth okay okay okay
07:09:54.540 all right let's continue i have a safe world and you're not going to have a safe world
07:10:01.000 Israel will be gone. The Middle East will be gone. And then they're coming for Europe. 0.90
07:10:06.920 And I have to tell you, I'm very disappointed in NATO. Very. I think that NATO,
07:10:12.040 I think it's a mark on NATO that will never disappear, never disappear in my mind.
07:10:16.600 I'm not angry. I'm just disappointed.
07:10:19.800 You know, they're coming to see me on Wednesday. They're going to say, oh, we'll do this. We'll do
07:10:23.240 that. That hits harder, right? Like if he said, I'm angry, like, I'm not angry. I'm just disappointed.
07:10:29.960 never disappear in my mind. You know, they're coming to see me on Wednesday. They're going to
07:10:33.180 say, oh, we'll do this. We'll do that. Now they all of a sudden want to send things, you know,
07:10:37.620 but they said it loud and clear at the beginning. When I spoke to UK of all, I would have said they
07:10:42.700 would have been there first because they've been, they're the oldest. And I say, yeah,
07:10:47.180 I'd love to have a little help. I said, no, sir, we'd rather wait till you win. I said,
07:10:52.240 I don't need help after we win. You have two old broken aircraft carriers, barely work.
07:10:57.160 I said, I guess we can use them. Who the hell knows? I called the general. He didn't even want to. He said, we don't really need them. We got the SS Abraham Lincoln, sir. We don't need them.
07:11:07.440 You know, we have, in terms of technology, we had one day 101 missiles going at 2,700 miles an hour aimed at the Abraham Lincoln.
07:11:19.240 101 missiles.
07:11:20.820 Out of 101 missiles, 101 missiles were shot down.
07:11:26.840 Unbelievable technology.
07:11:29.380 USA, USA.
07:11:31.780 Ten years ago, five years ago, I don't know if that would have been possible.
07:11:35.060 but 10 years ago that wouldn't have been
07:11:37.220 that wouldn't have been possible
07:11:39.340 101 missiles
07:11:41.580 heading to a ship
07:11:42.580 that's not that far off
07:11:45.240 the coast
07:11:46.280 and out of the 101 missiles
07:11:49.300 we shot down all 101
07:11:51.120 we have weaponry
07:11:52.440 the patriots are unbelievable
07:11:54.560 we have weaponry
07:11:55.700 that's unbelievable
07:11:57.340 go ahead please
07:12:02.640 alright guys did you catch that
07:12:04.560 The way that he's selecting, he's going like, look at his hands.
07:12:13.620 Go ahead.
07:12:14.940 He's like, there you go.
07:12:18.080 Thank you, Mr. President.
07:12:19.540 You said earlier today during the egg roll that you would like to take Iran's oil, but Americans want U.S. forces home. 0.99
07:12:26.840 Correct. 0.82
07:12:27.540 What's that tradeoff?
07:12:28.360 Have I had my choice?
07:12:29.400 Have I had my choice?
07:12:30.760 Yeah.
07:12:30.920 because I'm a businessman first
07:12:33.040 with Venezuela
07:12:35.000 as you know, the war was over
07:12:37.500 in about 45 minutes
07:12:38.660 and we have great people
07:12:41.520 running Venezuela, very good people
07:12:43.360 I mean, the relationship is good
07:12:44.940 and we are a partner with Venezuela
07:12:47.800 and we've
07:12:49.280 taken hundreds of millions
07:12:51.520 of barrels, hundreds of millions
07:12:53.280 over 100 million barrels
07:12:55.520 already is
07:12:57.200 in Houston, refined and out
07:12:59.260 So see, guys, this is like some Iranians panic.
07:13:02.080 Like, what does it mean taking our oil?
07:13:03.720 Look at this.
07:13:04.320 He's talking about taking Venezuela's oil as well.
07:13:07.680 The oils that every single barrel he's talking about, it's been paid for.
07:13:13.420 So you should always remember when he says we're going to take their oil,
07:13:17.040 he always gives Venezuela as an example.
07:13:19.700 And all of the oil that came out of Venezuela, they paid for it the full market price.
07:13:27.000 That's what he means.
07:13:28.020 They didn't steal the oil. They buy the oil and paid for that war many, many times over, many times.
07:13:37.620 And you know the old days, to the victim, okay? You know that. To the winner belong the spoils,
07:13:47.060 go the spoils. And I've said, why don't we use it? To the victor go the spoils. And we don't have
07:13:53.460 that. We haven't had that in this country probably in 100 years because even the Second World War,
07:13:57.540 You look at the Second World War. We didn't have it with the Second World War. We helped rebuild all those countries. We rebuilt Germany. How about Germany telling us? Germany telling us that, well, it's not their war. We had nothing to do with it. They wanted me to go and tell them everything I was doing. We didn't know anything about it. 0.70
07:14:16.560 Well, if I would have told them, they would have leaked it, and we wouldn't have been nearly as successful, possibly, right?
07:14:22.980 But to the victor belong the spoils.
07:14:24.780 So we haven't heard that in, I think, maybe hundreds of years.
07:14:31.760 The difference is when hundreds of years ago, the victor took the spoils of war,
07:14:38.800 meaning that they will just steal whatever they had there,
07:14:42.440 but now you just get better trading situation with a partnerships you can you know you can
07:14:48.840 continue you can continue giving your um your explanation um that was a these are represented
07:14:55.140 during mission execution we're just like a few minutes away from
07:14:58.860 from them supposedly making contact again um you know if they haven't been abducted by aliens
07:15:07.380 so pray
07:15:08.640 oh no
07:15:10.380 now I'm scared Goldie
07:15:13.540 we don't know 1.00
07:15:14.400 I said
07:15:17.020 this was a chilling relaxing
07:15:19.580 moment and now you meet me
07:15:21.460 panic over this as well
07:15:22.600 1 minute and 36 seconds
07:15:24.020 until we contact Orion
07:15:26.160 say 1 minute
07:15:27.660 1 minute and 30 seconds guys
07:15:30.460 meanwhile aboard the spacecraft
07:15:35.180 the crew has continued
07:15:36.620 executing their lunar flyby tasks as we discussed earlier today these activities have been precisely
07:15:46.800 timelined and this is the fourth of five blocks of time
07:15:51.160 lover and mission specialist i added the music myself
07:16:00.360 It's fitting.
07:16:30.360 CDs, and those audio recordings are being sent to the science team tonight. We are not hearing
07:16:35.600 those live. However, we have been hearing quite a lot of great descriptions from the crew who have
07:16:41.140 been serving as the support. Right now, the support team members are Reed Wiseman and Jeremy Hansen.
07:16:48.480 Those team members are providing science sit reps, situation reports, calling down a few times each
07:16:54.200 hour to discuss what they're observing. And even though we're out of contact with them right now,
07:16:58.400 they are still conducting those science sit reps as they'll be available once they come back around
07:17:04.080 the moon the situation reports include how the crew is positioned any missed targets or anything
07:17:11.980 unexpected they saw they're also including lunar target descriptions any hardware issues and their
07:17:17.340 emotions and reactions oh no that would be terrible
07:17:24.600 now that you've given me the idea i mean who knows i might
07:17:31.240 yeah don't give her ideas fire signal from the orion spacecraft oh we're they're standing by
07:17:43.320 that's that i've been oh they just came back
07:17:51.000 they're back
07:17:54.600 It came and went really quick.
07:18:16.500 was their feed. That was their feed. No, no, no, no. The feed's going to come.
07:18:34.300 We're in the Artemis Mission Control Room at Johnson Space Center getting our preliminary
07:18:39.140 contact with Orion. That acquisition of signal coming after a 40-minute loss of signal during
07:18:45.480 which the crew was flying behind the moon out of contact with anyone on earth that's so scary
07:18:52.600 it is alone in the darkness like you're just oh that's that it's back
07:19:00.200 no that's not someone's fingernail that's
07:19:21.780 i don't know is that i can't tell if that's the moon or the earth
07:19:30.200 we are getting our first views from orion after the loss of signal orion has come back around
07:19:44.480 the other side of the moon and that little crescent that you see is earth over 252 000
07:19:51.200 miles away that's earth that's earth with this transit complete lunar flyby
07:20:00.380 continues but Orion has also technically begun its journey home guys everyone
07:20:10.760 wave that's home right now the crew are getting a few moments to enjoy and take photos of earth
07:20:22.400 rise for themselves and we expect to go shortly air fries coming from Orion okay so so they've 0.98
07:20:33.920 confirmed they have a good signal oh no armin someone's like the shias turned earth into a 0.88
07:20:42.780 crescent oh no that's islam that's an islamic symbol oh no the earth looks the earth looks 0.94
07:20:54.680 like islam i want to see aliens well let's see what photos they have for us 0.75
07:21:04.760 this view from inside the orion spacecraft all four astronauts now back on the other side of
07:21:14.000 the moon and in contact with us on earth their tasks for lunar flyby did not stop as they went
07:21:20.880 behind the moon and out of contact with us.
07:21:23.740 We anticipate during that time,
07:21:25.340 they were attempting to image some impact flashes,
07:21:28.680 short-lived flashes on the lunar surface,
07:21:31.020 which would be caused by impact bombardment
07:21:33.360 and potentially even a lofted lunar dust.
07:21:37.420 Right now, of course, they are getting pictures of Earthrise.
07:21:43.220 After this target, they will get a short observation break.
07:21:46.960 It's about an hour long, actually.
07:21:48.660 Houston, Integrity, comm check.
07:21:54.100 Integrity, we have you loud and clear.
07:21:56.260 Tell me.
07:21:56.840 Yes.
07:22:03.380 Houston, we have you the same,
07:22:05.720 and it is so great to hear from Earth again.
07:22:08.620 To Asia, Africa, and Oceania,
07:22:10.780 we are looking back at you.
07:22:12.880 We hear you can look up and see the moon right now.
07:22:15.860 We see you too.
07:22:18.260 When we burn this burn towards the moon, I said that we do not leave Earth, but we choose it.
07:22:25.680 And that is true.
07:22:27.540 We will explore.
07:22:28.600 We will build.
07:22:29.820 We will build ships.
07:22:31.220 We will visit again.
07:22:33.220 We will construct science outposts.
07:22:35.400 We will drive rovers.
07:22:36.900 We will do radio astronomy.
07:22:38.820 We will found companies.
07:22:40.620 We will boast our industry.
07:22:42.460 We will inspire.
07:22:43.440 But ultimately, we will always choose Earth.
07:22:47.360 We will always choose each other.
07:22:53.360 Integrity from Earth, our single system, fragile and interconnected, we copy.
07:22:58.360 Those of us that can are looking back.
07:23:10.360 We are happy to say, we copy.
07:23:17.360 Thank you.
07:23:47.360 Those first communications back with the astronauts aboard Orion, Christina Cooke calling back
07:23:56.540 to what she said just before translunar injection burn, that with this burn, we do not leave
07:24:02.120 Earth, we choose it.
07:24:04.060 The translunar injection burn served as not only what put them on this trajectory to fly
07:24:08.520 around the moon, but what also committed them to splashing down in the Pacific Ocean
07:24:13.140 on flight day 10.
07:24:17.360 At this time the crew is entering an observation break.
07:24:34.240 We expect this to last about an hour and it's probably a welcomed break following their
07:24:39.220 very very busy day taking pictures, making annotations, making audio recordings, and
07:24:46.600 communicating all of the wonderful things that they are seeing on the moon.
07:24:53.400 This observation break is also partially due to the fact that we will be
07:24:57.280 entering an eclipse later. This will be the first solar eclipse that humans have
07:25:02.280 seen from the moon. The astronauts will need to wear eclipse glasses for the
07:25:06.680 first two minutes until the Sun is completely covered by the moon and then
07:25:10.340 they have additional targets that the science team is hoping that they will
07:25:13.760 photograph. We will have communications with them during
07:25:17.480 that eclipse timeframe.
07:25:24.920 Hey, because of that eclipse, Orion's attitude must be
07:25:28.040 changed right now so that its solar arrays are in the sun.
07:25:31.820 This will help it charge. Okay, Armin. That was Wow.
07:25:37.640 that was the best humanity that was historic
07:25:50.520 very inspiring and uh her speech her speech gave me goosebumps i didn't expect that
07:25:58.600 so epic so epic and uh you know she was talking about how they're gonna like build
07:26:05.080 you know they're gonna like you know industrialize the moon and they're gonna build companies and
07:26:11.600 found like the whole thing was historic so you know i'm just i'm so happy that they're all safe
07:26:15.600 i'm so happy that uh you know the the mission was a success um you know so happy that that they're on
07:26:22.880 their way home and um yeah i'll keep an eye on on the eclipse portion and you know when it gets to
07:26:30.760 eclipse i will share that as well but let's go back to analyzing uh president trump's statements
07:26:37.720 and the part that i enjoyed the most was the part where she reminded us that this is all about earth
07:26:45.560 like as much as we love the moon you know our home is earth and she wanted to just reminded us that
07:26:53.160 we always choose earth so the love for earth was something beautiful i didn't i wasn't expecting
07:26:59.160 that absolutely although i was a little bit surprised she didn't mention uh how many how
07:27:06.960 many's face on the moon so yeah we're gonna have to talk about that okay yeah that's a good point
07:27:14.700 but yeah okay wait i've been working on some other um images from the moon oh man i just
07:27:25.740 made a new one but it's not ready yet so i'll show it to you when it's ready oh i think it's
07:27:31.020 ready now hold on i think i got it okay because here let me go here oh finally got ready here
07:27:41.260 because you were trying to people were wondering if you're going to rickroll us
07:27:45.580 and i was thinking like what if they found this on the moon
07:27:55.740 oh my gosh that's so funny
07:28:07.660 oh guys armin made this not me this was armin this was armin
07:28:18.620 this was totally armin yeah i was i was making it
07:28:25.740 that was really funny
07:28:38.940 that was so good
07:28:43.120 oh my god too funny okay okay all right okay
07:28:50.680 well and we just so you understand the people of venezuela they say if i ran for president
07:29:00.520 of venezuela i'm polling higher than anybody has ever polled in venezuela so if if you if
07:29:07.600 president trump ran in iran it would be even higher i'm finished with this i can go to venezuela
07:29:12.820 I will quickly learn Spanish.
07:29:14.300 It won't take too long.
07:29:15.300 I'm good at language.
07:29:16.480 And I will go to Venezuela.
07:29:17.780 I'm going to run for president.
07:29:19.320 But we're very happy with the president-elect that we have right now,
07:29:23.080 the people that are running it.
07:29:26.560 If you remember Bush with Iraq, they fired the generals.
07:29:30.780 They fired the police.
07:29:31.640 They fired the people that worked in there, equivalent of the White House.
07:29:35.680 They fired everybody.
07:29:37.140 And you know what they had?
07:29:37.980 They had a mess.
07:29:38.980 And you know what happened?
07:29:40.060 ISIS formed.
07:29:41.500 Guys, this is what Princess Apalavi says.
07:29:45.440 No, no, that's all I was going to say.
07:29:48.200 Yeah, you, oh, see, guys, we were thinking the same thing.
07:29:51.120 We were thinking the exact same thing, guys.
07:29:53.060 This is where Princess Apalavi keeps pointing out the mistake that the Bush made in Iraq. 0.93
07:30:00.040 This is what we call de-bathification. 0.84
07:30:03.440 After the fall of Saddam, you know, the military did its job beautifully. 0.98
07:30:08.300 it was it was 10 out of 10 10 out of 10 the politicians ruined it by removing the entire 0.99
07:30:14.780 bath party and everybody that was working with the bath party they got everybody out and princess
07:30:21.500 of palavi has for years for years been mentioning that that was a mistake that should not be repeated
07:30:27.660 in iran once the islamic republic falls yeah and and now and now president trump is saying the same
07:30:34.060 thing same thing the same thing that princess of palavi has been saying for so much for so many
07:30:39.340 years so you guys like the party the party like president like no saddam's party and also assad's
07:30:46.380 party in syria it's called the bath not not bath like not taking a bath like something similar
07:30:51.020 back the bath party and they that that's why they call it debathification which was a big big
07:30:58.460 mistakes and it caused a decade of chaos in iraq and it brought isis and everything so 0.96
07:31:04.780 let's listen to that again and yeah when we shouldn't repeat that this is yes exactly there
07:31:11.580 you go so debathification sometimes called de saddamization uh refers to a policy undertaken
07:31:20.060 in iraq by the coalition provisional authority and subsequent iraqi governments to remove the iraqi
07:31:26.780 Ba'ath Party's Influence, and it's spelled B-A-A-T-H, to remove the party's influence in
07:31:34.140 the new Iraqi political system after the US-led invasion in 2003. It was considered by the CPA
07:31:41.840 to be the equivalent to Nazi Germany's denazification after World War II. But it was
07:31:49.620 very controversial, it was problematic, and it basically created this power gap, this void
07:31:56.280 which ultimately led to the creation of even more external elements, and then, you know,
07:32:02.400 ultimately ISIS. So that's why King Reza Pahlavi is always saying, you know, we're not looking for
07:32:09.620 like a debaathification process after the fall of the Islamic regime. And that's why he's always
07:32:18.700 said that anyone who defects is welcome to join. And there's actually a lot of people within the
07:32:26.260 various uh institutions who have already defected um and uh you know they're they're willing to work
07:32:34.900 to rebuild the country and that's really important here so it's it's a totally different thing and so
07:32:40.420 it's very interesting that uh president trump is now because i haven't heard him talk about this
07:32:46.660 before but now he's he's he's sharing and he's expressing the same thing that his royal highness
07:32:54.660 Reza Pahlavi has been saying for a very long time, which to me signals that there is communication
07:33:01.060 behind the scenes and President Trump is laying the groundwork as well. To me, this is President
07:33:08.660 Trump pretty much implicitly acknowledging that he is listening to Prince Reza Pahlavi. He
07:33:15.140 understands what's going on. You know, Armin, ultimately, the fact that President Trump knows
07:33:21.540 so much about what's happening in in occupying iran and he's speaking about you know all these
07:33:27.140 videos and footage and everything arm and that means sad that said did it come out of
07:33:33.780 Yes.
07:33:46.780 shakina daram president trump me dune kemada me iran keo me khan
07:34:07.020 yeah i hope so um and by the way guys when goldie shared this this thing here
07:34:15.260 wait this thing here that's not the palestinian flag okay so if you want to know this look at
07:34:21.100 it's very similar but the palestinian the bath flag is less pointy than the palestinian flag
07:34:28.460 they're very similar but the bath flag is goes less in the it's the this triangle is a little
07:34:36.540 bit flatter but they're very very similar the palestine flag and also like similar colors but 0.60
07:34:42.780 as you can tell guys like all these like you know fake flags they're basically all the same
07:34:47.580 like it's it's all basically the same right but there is this was a huge source of confusion when
07:34:54.060 the when the jolani forces took over uh syria because guys the bath party was not just saddam
07:35:01.260 it was also assad assad is also the bath party so when the jolani forces like basically the uh
07:35:07.900 got got rid of assad they were burning and stepping on the bath party flag and a lot of muslims around 0.79
07:35:15.500 the world like why are they stepping on and burning the palestinian flags these people are jews 0.87
07:35:20.940 they're zionists and they were like no guys like we're not burning the palestinian flags we're 1.00
07:35:25.260 doing this with the bath like they're different right it was a whole it was like a whole episode 0.93
07:35:29.900 of like jihadis gone wild it was like jihadi on jihadi violence because they couldn't tell their 0.82
07:35:34.380 own like like fake flags of hearts yeah they couldn't tell muslims were like panicking or 0.60
07:35:39.180 like why are these people burning the palestinian flag and they were like making videos like guys 0.57
07:35:44.780 guys no we're on your side this is different all right anyways so let's continue they fired the
07:35:54.940 people that worked in their equivalent of the white house they fired everybody and you know
07:35:59.980 what they had? They had a mess. And you know what happened? ISIS formed. Those generals and those
07:36:05.100 soldiers got together. The police got together. They all got together. They formed ISIS. Not
07:36:09.940 going to happen with us. So Venezuela has been an incredible, it's been an incredible situation.
07:36:16.360 We went in. We were very successful. Military power like nobody's ever seen. The general,
07:36:22.900 Venezuelan general said, I was on that site. I said, I've never seen ferocity like that. I've
07:36:28.580 doing this for 40 years he said i've never seen it they they hit us from 17 different it was
07:36:34.260 they were all set they saw that big beautiful aircraft carrier the ford in that case
07:36:40.580 and planes were pouring off it at one o'clock in the morning so typically when you see that late
07:36:46.340 at night you know you could be in trouble right and we were already they had their equipment it
07:36:53.940 was russian and they had chinese equipment it was all set they were going to give us
07:36:58.180 Oh, guys, this part is, pay attention to this part.
07:37:00.780 I think, if I remember correctly, listen to this.
07:37:04.680 He said, and then they came, and they came at speeds like we've never seen.
07:37:09.580 And they came at 17 different angles.
07:37:12.940 The general and his people, that was a lot of angles.
07:37:15.840 They hit him from every angle.
07:37:17.100 He said, we knew it was over in three minutes.
07:37:21.740 We were waiting for him.
07:37:23.400 Their equipment didn't work.
07:37:25.060 And there's a reason it didn't work.
07:37:26.840 Someday we'll explain that to people.
07:37:29.160 Their equipment didn't work.
07:37:31.060 There's a reason it didn't work.
07:37:34.500 Someday we will explain that to people.
07:37:37.160 Guys, you know what he's talking about?
07:37:40.180 Like they were waiting, like they had this Russian equipment
07:37:42.960 and the Americans were coming from 17 different angles at them 0.51
07:37:46.080 and they were ready, they were about to respond
07:37:48.300 and within three minutes they were like, okay, it's over.
07:37:51.260 It's over.
07:37:53.080 Because for some reason, none of their equipment was working.
07:37:56.840 and he says there's a reason why it was not working and one day we will tell you guys these
07:38:03.700 are some new advanced jamming technology by united states that is classified no it's not
07:38:13.020 sabotage it's new jam it's a new jamming system like they're waiting you see it and nothing works
07:38:19.360 nothing works i don't know what magic americans have came up with but they use it on you
07:38:25.080 and then all of your systems just stop working and he's saying they they realize that within
07:38:32.140 three minutes three minutes they realize that it's over because nothing they had worked armin
07:38:37.440 yes am i gonna get
07:38:41.400 put it on the screen
07:38:44.800 oh
07:38:48.520 oh my god
07:38:53.380 oh no oh this is the best oh what a surprise nobody saw that coming
07:39:10.820 they didn't find they didn't find komeini's face on the moon now president trump's face
07:39:15.620 on the moon oh no oh no okay all these years these are these are american accounts posting this
07:39:26.420 all this has been
07:39:45.620 wait i just came up with another idea
07:39:56.400 oh my gosh
07:40:02.560 that's just okay i just i had to share that that was so good
07:40:15.620 All right, let's continue.
07:40:40.460 Let's go back here.
07:40:42.160 They pressed the button.
07:40:43.680 Nothing happened.
07:40:44.420 They pressed it again and again. Nothing happened. And he said, we knew this whole thing was over in three minutes. We've never seen any. He used the word ferocity, the ferocity of these planes from 17 different angles. And it was over. They went inside. And remember, that was on a military base with thousands of soldiers. And those soldiers looked and they said, get the hell out of here. Thousands. We didn't have thousands. We had like 200 people.
07:41:10.700 so we have a great military and i'll tell you what somehow this rescue captured the world's
07:41:19.260 attention more so than normally you're talking about two people but this rescue captured the
07:41:26.300 world's attention but we did it in venezuela that was amazing and now we have a very bad man in
07:41:32.600 prison and going to trial i mean he he released aside from the drugs which he was terrible
07:41:39.640 Maduro released hundreds of thousands of people from jails into our country.
07:41:46.040 Drug dealers, murderers, the worst people in the world were released into our country 1.00
07:41:50.720 because we had a stupid president who probably didn't know. 1.00
07:41:55.120 And we had a border czar who never went to the border 1.00
07:41:57.180 and never once called our great border patrol agents, right?
07:42:00.860 Not once, Kamala.
07:42:02.340 She never called the border patrol.
07:42:04.260 She never said, how are we doing?
07:42:05.300 I used to call the border patrol guys every day.
07:42:07.220 You can ask them. Paul, ask any one of them. Brandon, ask them all the time. How are we doing?
07:42:13.060 How are we doing? And we now, I'm proud to say, have a totally sealed border. Nine months,
07:42:17.740 nobody is coming through our border. And nobody even tries because they know they're not going
07:42:20.760 to get through. So we don't have caravans anymore. So maybe one or two more and we'll be done.
07:42:28.940 Mr. President, are you willing to end this conflict with Iran charging tolls
07:42:34.680 for passage through the street uh us charging tolls iran what about us charging tolls
07:42:41.540 no chill all right guys we went from we went from we're not going to allow them to charge
07:42:54.080 tolls to how about we charge tolls guys this is mission creep on steroids we're not just going
07:43:10.240 to open the straight of hormones we're going to take over and charge tolls from every ship that
07:43:15.440 goes through okay yeah no chill why not i mean why not why not
07:43:27.840 from now on we're gonna we're not gonna we're never gonna leave the straight of hormones we're
07:43:31.760 gonna stay there we're gonna manage the strain of hormones from now on we're gonna first take 0.82
07:43:36.400 it from the islamic republic we're gonna stay there and we're going to have an american toll 0.82
07:43:40.800 booth from there one more time are you willing to end this conflict with iran charging tolls
07:43:52.640 for passengers through the street uh us charging tolls iran what about us charging
07:43:58.640 tolls what about is that something you're considering i'd rather do that and let them
07:44:02.240 have them run why shouldn't we we're the winner we won okay they are militarily defeated the
07:44:09.360 The only thing they have is the psychology of, oh, we're going to drop a couple of mines
07:44:13.620 in the water, all right?
07:44:15.180 No, I mean, we have a concept where we'll charge tools, okay?
07:44:18.920 I thought you meant us.
07:44:21.340 Your question would have been more accurate if you said us.
07:44:26.500 Go ahead.
07:44:26.760 Thank you very much. 0.66
07:44:27.940 Just to clarify, in order for Iran to successfully meet your deadline tomorrow, do they have
07:44:33.300 to make a deal, open the street, or vote?
07:44:36.300 We have to have a deal that's acceptable to me.
07:44:39.360 and part of that deal is going to be
07:44:41.360 we want free traffic of oil
07:44:43.460 and everything else.
07:44:44.400 Mr. President, thank you very much.
07:44:50.420 You've said glory be to God
07:44:51.880 in this conflict. Do you believe
07:44:53.800 No!
07:44:55.600 That's not what he said.
07:44:57.460 That's not what he said. He said glory
07:44:59.800 be to Allah! Get it right 0.98
07:45:01.840 lady. Why are you changing it? 1.00
07:45:03.640 He said praise. He said praise be to Allah.
07:45:05.880 Oh, praise it to be Allah. Okay.
07:45:07.480 Praise to be Allah. Okay.
07:45:09.360 you very much you've said glory be to god in this conflict do you believe that god supports the
07:45:14.720 united states actions in this i do because both god and allah they both they both support the 0.95
07:45:20.640 united states now what a stupid question though from a reporter she's like do you believe 0.98
07:45:25.200 god supports the united states what what sort of question is that how is that even like a newsworthy 1.00
07:45:33.040 question like like i'm not an insulting religion but it's like why like how how is that even news
07:45:42.800 i i think he should have just said god he should have just given your answer like wait let me call
07:45:47.760 him let me check give me a second let me double check all right this conflict do you believe that
07:45:59.440 god supports the united states actions i do because god is good because god is good and god
07:46:06.000 wants to see people taking care of god doesn't like what's happening i don't like what's happening
07:46:11.840 everyone says i enjoy i don't enjoy this i don't enjoy these two guys don't enjoy it you know
07:46:16.000 people say oh boy they're so tough they don't want they don't like godly godly i made an i
07:46:20.720 made a new meme i made a new meme okay here i made the always has been me i don't know if people
07:46:30.240 know this meme so i don't know do people know this meme i know the meme yeah okay
07:46:41.040 wait okay all right always has been
07:46:47.980 okay all right all right let's continue i don't like seeing people killed i've ended eight wars
07:47:00.960 nobody's ever done it the person who won the nobel prize came to me and said you deserve
07:47:07.420 of the Nobel Prize. She announced that when they announced. They said, Machado goes to Maria. She's
07:47:12.740 a great person, really a good person. She said, no, no, no. This is ridiculous. They gave me the
07:47:20.000 Nobel Prize. President Trump ended eight wars. I could go over every one of them, including
07:47:24.280 India and Pakistan, where the prime minister of Pakistan said, President Trump saved from 30 to
07:47:31.200 50 million lives that makes me much happier than what we're doing right now that makes me much
07:47:38.160 happier we have one more to end by the way you called the yesterday in your truth social you 0.97
07:47:48.560 called the iranians crazy bastards true um i mean they are more response to critics who say that i 0.92
07:47:54.720 don't care about what is your response to critics who say that it is your mental health that should 1.00
07:47:58.560 perhaps be examined as this war continues that's the dumbest question i've heard he's basically 0.97
07:48:04.000 saying president trump president trump i'm going to use my opportunity to ask you at the in the 1.00
07:48:08.880 middle of the most historic event in our lifetime i'm going to ask you sir are you crazy are you 0.98
07:48:14.480 crazy it's also insulting like like president trump just a few minutes ago he was describing 0.99
07:48:25.600 how these crazy bees were you know ordered snipers to shoot unarmed women in the forehead 0.98
07:48:33.200 right so the crazy bees are are murdering unarmed iranian people in the streets 1.00
07:48:40.480 and yet this ignorant reporter because he is so uh blinded by his trump derangement syndrome 1.00
07:48:48.400 that he's trying to compare President Trump to a bunch of evil Muslim Nazis 1.00
07:48:56.260 who murdered over 90,000 people since January 8th, okay? 0.96
07:49:04.560 Over 35,000 people in two days alone in the first two days. 0.95
07:49:09.120 And yet this reporter cares more about, oh, is President Trump crazy 0.95
07:49:13.340 because he called the Islamic regime crazy bees? 1.00
07:49:15.580 that that's like that's like the most moderate thing you could call the crazy muslim nazis 0.99
07:49:21.280 i don't know it's just the the tds is mind-boggling but but but goldie but even if he 0.95
07:49:30.040 was like even if this was like uh if even if he had a point like what's the point of asking the
07:49:35.740 question like what do you like what is the point of asking a question that you know what the person
07:49:41.400 is going to answer like what do you think you're gonna the answer is going to be when you ask
07:49:46.520 somebody hey sir are you crazy like the do you think the answers were like actually i might be 0.86
07:49:53.320 like you already know what the answer is why are you wasting your question like you think president 0.98
07:49:58.200 trump is going to be like well actually now that you now that you mention it i have been i i think
07:50:04.280 i have some mental issues you already know he's gonna say no so what's the point of asking that
07:50:08.920 what is the point of asking that like that's a waste of a question 0.99
07:50:14.840 are you crazy let's not recall like remember like biden biden the the crazy insane person 0.97
07:50:23.320 and i i remember watching like i was watching this debate live okay i was watching this debate live 0.98
07:50:30.120 and i was like what did you just hear like what did what did the like insanity that i just listen
07:50:37.240 to this armin listen this is like like people people people want to like go after president
07:50:42.520 trump what about biden what about his insane comment give you an opportunity to respond to
07:50:50.040 this question about the national debt he had the largest national debt of any president for your
07:50:54.920 period number one number two he got two trillion dollar tax cut benefited the very wealthy yeah
07:51:01.800 what i'm gonna do is fix the taxes for example we have a thousand trillionaires in america i mean
07:51:07.160 billionaires in america and what's happening they're in a situation where they in fact pay
07:51:12.280 8.2 percent in taxes if they just paid 24 percent 25 percent either one of those numbers they raised
07:51:19.240 500 million dollars billion dollars i should say in the 10-year period we'd be able to right wipe
07:51:24.840 out his debt we'd be able to help make sure that all those things we need to do child care elder
07:51:29.960 care making sure that we continue to strengthen strengthen our health care system making sure
07:51:34.600 that we're able to make every single solitary person uh eligible for that is that is not true
07:51:42.440 with the covet excuse me with um dealing with everything we have to do with uh look
07:51:51.560 wait for it we finally beat medicare thank you president look at
07:51:56.760 no golly go back a little bit look at president trump's face
07:51:59.640 and then and then and then joe biden is like we finally beat medicare yes beat medicare whoa
07:52:11.280 we beat medicare the covet and we beat medicare i mean they should be beat it to the ground 0.98
07:52:18.380 i mean listen i don't want to get into like screw the sick people screw sick people 0.97
07:52:22.720 yeah like i mean i don't i don't want to get into like internal american politics but like this is 0.83
07:52:28.200 why i think 2020 was rigged i don't know man something something weird happened in 2020
07:52:33.340 because i don't understand how someone like joe biden who's there and he's like the covid and
07:52:41.280 then you know we we finally beat medicare right and then president trump is just looking at him
07:52:45.980 like what am i listening to here i've been able to do with the uh with the covid excuse me with
07:52:53.800 with everything we have to do with
07:52:57.360 listen
07:52:58.060 listen
07:52:58.820 if we finally beat
07:53:03.440 Medicare
07:53:03.980 thank you President Biden
07:53:05.760 good job
07:53:07.240 look we finally beat
07:53:11.380 Medicare guys we did it
07:53:12.620 President Trump is like how do I even
07:53:15.120 respond to that
07:53:16.600 he actually says that Goldie
07:53:19.200 I don't know how to respond to that
07:53:20.760 I remember what he said after
07:53:23.100 but but you know all they go yeah no no i was just gonna say like all this to say going back
07:53:29.260 to like the the comment from the reporter who's like questioning like president trump being crazy
07:53:34.460 or not like are you kidding me like compared to the islamic regime or compared to you know 0.93
07:53:41.260 biden like are you insane it's it's wild to me that this is some sort of question that that's
07:53:46.700 being that's happening yeah goldie you know i'm gonna be honest the part that didn't make sense 0.82
07:53:54.780 was less scary than the part that i understood the part the first the first part that you played
07:54:01.020 taxing billionaires to try to make more revenue that's how you cause that's how you slow down
07:54:06.780 the economy you know punishing success is the best way to slow down your economy so as as ridiculous
07:54:14.460 as the second part was which with the part that we didn't understand the part that was understandable
07:54:19.500 was even more scary in my opinion but yeah i agree
07:54:29.020 but if that's the case you're gonna have to have more people like me because
07:54:32.300 our country was being ripped off on trade or everything for many years until i came along
07:54:39.420 So if that's the case, you're going to have to have more people.
07:54:41.880 Josh, you go ahead.
07:54:43.660 You said that very little is off limits in Iran as far as targeting, including power plants, bridges.
07:54:49.740 You've mentioned those.
07:54:50.760 Very little is off limits.
07:54:51.660 Are there certain kinds of civilian targets, though?
07:54:53.960 I'm thinking schools or hospitals that you can take off limits.
07:54:56.020 I don't want to tell you that.
07:54:56.880 We have we have a plan because of the power of our military where every bridge in Iran will be decimated by 12 o'clock tomorrow night, where every power plant in Iran will be out of business, burning, exploding and never to be used again.
07:55:18.940 I mean, complete demolition by 12 o'clock. 0.84
07:55:22.320 And it'll happen over a period of four hours if we wanted to.
07:55:25.780 We don't want that to happen.
07:55:27.880 In a period of four hours, all the bridges and all the power plants destroyed.
07:55:33.240 That is, wow.
07:55:34.880 Guys, how much time do we have?
07:55:37.120 Armin, I mean, they have that ability, obviously,
07:55:40.300 because the United States is the most powerful military in the world. 0.97
07:55:42.700 But the challenge here is that the Islamic regime doesn't care. 0.87
07:55:48.940 They literally don't care. Right. Like that means nothing to them. Right. We're dealing with this demonic, evil, psychotic Shia death cult. Right. All they care about is martyrdom and death and destruction. 0.99
07:56:07.220 So they actually don't care about Iran's infrastructure or bridges or anything like that. 0.83
07:56:14.840 They literally don't care. 0.82
07:56:16.540 They see Iran as an ATM and their strategy really is to just try and drag this out for 0.96
07:56:25.860 as long as possible and hopefully try to, you know, I guess, put enough global pressure 0.73
07:56:34.460 on on president trump so that he backs off before the regime is completely obliterated
07:56:40.880 so i mean yes the the regime uses you know electricity and power plants for you know
07:56:46.960 everything that they need to do but all i'm saying is that by president trump saying well
07:56:52.320 if the regime doesn't you know pay attention we're going to go after you know the infrastructure
07:56:56.360 or whatever the regime doesn't care they don't care about that and they care to the extent that
07:57:03.920 the the the revenue will be cut for funding their machine like war machine like to that extent i
07:57:11.660 mean you're saying they don't care about the harm that it causes they run in people but they do care
07:57:17.360 about the fact that without this infrastructure they will also not be able to fund their war
07:57:21.520 machine right a hundred percent like i mean well because they need the money in order to continue
07:57:27.720 paying uh their employees or you know paying the irgc members or whoever the case might be
07:57:33.060 um which is why i mean given that the islamic regime hasn't surrendered yet even though like
07:57:40.320 it's like they they've pretty much lost right like they've pretty much lost it's just i mean
07:57:44.900 the regime is collapsing it's just a matter of how how soon they're going to collapse um
07:57:50.380 and you know president trump based on his his post yesterday he's getting fed up with these
07:57:56.100 crazy people so um unfortunately it might have to get to that point it might have to get to president 0.88
07:58:04.040 trump doing what he needs to do um in order to economically choke the islamic regime but again 0.88
07:58:14.020 what iranian people have said from the beginning and what they're constantly saying like it's like
07:58:18.780 there's two things iranian people are saying you know we want this conflict to be over like as soon
07:58:24.620 as possible like we just you know we we want this to be over but they're also saying we want the 0.88
07:58:29.980 islamic regime gone so that's the important thing like like the biggest fear that iranians have 0.97
07:58:36.860 is that this conflict will be over but the islamic regime survives so the priority here 0.84
07:58:42.060 is making sure that the islamic regime is gone because if the islamic regime survives 0.97
07:58:49.980 then everything will have been for nothing yeah everything comes down to that guys like every time 0.98
07:58:57.900 every time you're in doubt just come back to this fact that the regime has to go nothing everything
07:59:04.380 else is secondary everything else is secondary always come back to this like if you're not sure 0.97
07:59:10.060 about other things this is the point of confidence like as long as we're continuing to hit the islamic
07:59:15.740 public. Let's continue. We may even get involved with helping them rebuild their nation. There 0.99
07:59:27.700 we go. There we go. Goldie is always right, guys, in the chat. Goldie said, guys, even
07:59:35.760 if you lose the infrastructure, United States will be there to help us rebuild the infrastructure.
07:59:41.460 Gaudi said this before President Trump even mentioned it, and now we're getting confirmation.
07:59:46.860 There we go.
07:59:47.540 I mean, listen, President Trump ultimately is a businessman, right?
07:59:51.260 So he's also looking at this, and President Trump recognizes and understands that a free Iran is a $1 trillion economic opportunity, right?
08:00:03.180 So, yeah. 0.91
08:00:04.640 we are we are getting uh it's basically like a long overdue renovation and upgrade
08:00:13.340 exactly exactly and it's going to be win-win and it'll happen over a period of four hours if we
08:00:19.600 wanted to we don't want that to happen we may even get involved with helping them rebuild their
08:00:25.680 nation and you know what if that's the case the last thing we want to do is start with power
08:00:30.580 plants which are among the most expensive thing and bridges you saw the bridge the bridge one we
08:00:36.260 were very close to a deal and then i got a call from mr whitkov mr kushner and jd saying i think
08:00:47.380 they're breaking the deal i said tell them that's okay don't worry about it but tell them to look
08:00:52.980 out their window and watch and within 45 minutes i gave the order to knock out the biggest bridge
08:01:00.340 I gave the order, knock out the biggest bridge in, I believe the Middle East, but the biggest bridge
08:01:05.300 in Iran. And within 10 minutes after I gave that order, that bridge was over. So do I want to do 0.96
08:01:15.020 that? No. Do I want to destroy their infrastructure? No. It will take them a hundred years to rebuild.
08:01:21.600 Right now, if we left today, it would take them-
08:01:25.420 moment yes so when president trump says it will take them 100 years to rebuild what he's referring 0.60
08:01:32.540 to is if the islamic regime on its own wanted to rebuild okay so because the islamic regime would
08:01:39.500 be doing it by themselves with like you know all these sanctions and etc etc um it's not going to
08:01:46.060 take a free iran 100 years to rebuild it's going to take us i don't know five to ten years maybe
08:01:52.460 to rebuild and you know how we know that because we have already done that with reza shah all
08:02:00.300 a lot of this infrastructure that you're seeing reza shah built them in a very short amount of
08:02:05.900 time without all of this modern technology so iranians have already done that in a short
08:02:11.900 amount of time and you know we also had some american assistants in the past and you know
08:02:18.620 president trump is basically saying there's going to be a lot of american uh you know investment
08:02:23.580 and you know coordination king is already working on that behind the scenes so like basically what's
08:02:30.540 happening here is there's going to be a lot of people who are going to be oh someone is saying
08:02:36.140 not having electricity for five to ten years are you are you crazy that's never going to happen
08:02:41.100 that's not that's not even how the electrical grid works that's not even how the electrical
08:02:45.420 grid works if one or two power plants go down or electrical grids go down the rest like the
08:02:50.220 country will be fine that's not how it works so don't worry about that but also more importantly
08:02:55.980 than anything else brian will also help brian will help he said i'll help you see in the chat
08:03:03.580 thank you we have this we got this so that would mean that we could build everything in six months
08:03:09.420 with brian's help there you go brian yeah all right let's continue yeah everyone put
08:03:15.660 a b in the chat for brian yeah be in the chat for brian thank you brian i love that yes all right
08:03:26.860 build their country and it would never be as good as it was and the only way they're going
08:03:30.540 to be able to rebuild their country is to utilize the genius of the united states of america
08:03:35.420 Yep. Confirm.
08:03:40.420 You voiced your displeasure with NATO in the past.
08:03:44.420 Is there a danger to the U.S. not being the de facto of the leader of the alliance and then other powers within the alliance,
08:03:51.420 then getting the decision making when it comes to wars and nuclear weapons?
08:03:55.420 It's not a danger.
08:03:56.420 Look, we went to NATO.
08:03:59.420 I didn't ask very strongly.
08:04:00.420 I just said, hey, if you want to help, great.
08:04:02.420 No, no, no, we will not help.
08:04:04.420 I said, that's all right. You don't want to help? Because I've always said NATO is a paper tiger. See, NATO is a paper tiger.
08:04:19.580 Honestly, you know what? The level of knowledge about Iran in the chat is so amazing. So that was pretty funny.
08:04:34.420 good job okay who's not afraid of nato putin's afraid of us very afraid of us and he's explained
08:04:42.420 it to me a lot of times i got to know him very well i know very well uh nato's a paper tiger
08:04:48.340 nato is us and when we needed them but we didn't need them by the way we didn't need them obviously
08:04:55.220 because they haven't helped at all just the opposite they've actually gone out of their way
08:04:59.060 not to help. They didn't even want to give us landing strips. Think of it. And it's not just
08:05:04.880 NATO. What's the point of these American bases when you don't get to have basing rights over
08:05:10.340 them? Like when they could just tell you like, nah, every time that they don't want you to use
08:05:15.760 them. Who else didn't help us? South Korea didn't help us. You know who else didn't help us?
08:05:22.100 Australia didn't help us. You know who else didn't help us? Japan. We've got 50,000.
08:05:28.700 you guys guys americans you could save a lot of money if you all of a sudden realize that the
08:05:33.260 relationship that you have with your u.s bases in these countries is one way and they're benefiting
08:05:39.020 from americans spending money over there and you're not getting anything back that's a lot of
08:05:43.660 wasted money that you might be saving on if all of a sudden you realize that you need to cut back on
08:05:49.100 all of that yeah yeah soldiers in japan to protect them from north korea we have 45 000 soldiers in 0.95
08:05:59.740 south korea to protect us from kim jong-un who i get along with very well as you know do you notice
08:06:06.540 he said very nice things about me he used to call hey goldie what we have now is a is the vast people
08:06:12.700 are is that the vast people are educated and Iranian people yeah Iranian people who are 0.70
08:06:19.880 educated and rich who want to invest in Iran we didn't have this during Reza Shah the first
08:06:25.240 the future is great yes yes and we also have a whole bunch of assets that have been frozen
08:06:31.640 by the Americans that will be released as well there's that as well yeah guys yeah the Iranian
08:06:39.500 diaspora there are so many like you know people who are like successful business owners millionaires
08:06:46.060 billionaires ceos right like we we have a huge diaspora that you know wasn't around when it is
08:06:52.780 a show was initially building iran in the 1920s so that's going to accelerate the process even more
08:06:59.260 yeah yeah exactly and not only not only some of them are going to come back some of them are not
08:07:04.220 going to come back and be the bridge between iran and the rest of the world the network
08:07:08.540 between Iran and the rest of the world. So, there is also that.
08:07:11.420 Paul Jay Joe Biden, a mentally retarded person. 0.99
08:07:22.940 Paul Jay He used to call 1.00
08:07:25.180 Joe Biden very well, as you know. Do you notice he said very nice things about me? He used to call
08:07:30.460 Joe Biden a mentally retarded person. Don't tell me about your stuff. 1.00
08:07:36.620 Joe Biden, he said he's a mentally retarded person. He was so nasty to Joe Biden. It was terrible. 1.00
08:07:41.660 But to me, he likes Trump. And do you notice how nice things are with North Korea? It's very nice.
08:07:47.580 But we have 45,000 people, soldiers, in harm's way, and right next to Kim Jong-un with a lot of
08:07:54.380 nuclear weapons. What should have never happened, if a certain president, I'm not going to mention
08:08:01.020 this president because I happen to like him, believe it or not, but if a certain president 0.86
08:08:04.780 and did his job kim jong-un would not have nuclear weapons right now but they're all afraid to do
08:08:09.980 their job properly but just to conclude and wait which president is he talking about i'm gonna look
08:08:16.700 it up now is he talking about like japan or south korea no no i think i know he's speaking about an
08:08:24.940 american president i think i mean he's not talking about clinton he's not he doesn't like clinton he
08:08:32.220 doesn't like bush he doesn't like obama so who could he be talking about like people saying no
08:08:37.580 he doesn't like obama i i don't think he he doesn't like clintons does he like the clintons
08:08:54.940 it was bill clinton it was bill clinton so well i i think i think anyway i think so let me pull
08:08:59.500 this up here let me just share this so he might be referring to the 1994 agreed framework so okay
08:09:07.820 so no single u.s president is solely responsible for north korea acquiring nuclear weapons as the
08:09:14.220 program spanned decades and multiple administrations however the 1994 agreed framework designed to
08:09:20.860 freeze the program broke down in 2003 leading to the first test in 2006.
08:09:26.860 North Korea and I mean oh oh it could be Bush oh he doesn't like Bush though we don't know that
08:09:37.360 he said it North Korea initiated no he's never spoken bad about Bush North Korea
08:09:45.040 initiated its program in 1962 and tested its first weapon so tested its first weapon during
08:09:51.460 george w bush administration i don't know so it could be either clinton or bush
08:10:03.220 it i don't know
08:10:10.420 it could be clinton so apparently apparently he likes bill clinton but not but not hillary
08:10:16.100 okay president trump said this about bill clinton he was the worst abuser of women in the history of
08:10:24.580 politics oh so okay well i don't think he likes clinton okay so so so so people people especially
08:10:34.640 americans in the chat are saying it was bill clinton so well that's okay so let me let me give
08:10:40.360 you some quotes about from president trump about clinton that was the first one he was the worst
08:10:45.000 abuser of women in the history of politics nafta was a clinton deal and that uh and bill has been
08:10:50.800 the absolute disaster he said that about bill clinton and he also said there's never been
08:10:55.080 anyone more abusive to women in politics than ben clinton he said that at another time and he also
08:10:59.660 said he was a disaster so these are the quotes by president trump about bill clinton so he doesn't
08:11:04.260 like bill clinton about president about oh yeah no sorry so can continue about george w bush he
08:11:12.480 said the war in iraq was a big fat mistake and he also said george bush made a fortune for
08:11:17.760 the people that he wanted to make a fortune for okay well that's i don't know if it's bad
08:11:22.720 and he said abraham lincoln was a great president beyond that it's been pretty much a disaster okay
08:11:27.760 there we go he said this about all presidents he said abraham lincoln was a great president
08:11:32.320 beyond that it's been pretty much a disaster so all presidents after abraham lincoln have been bad
08:11:37.680 i mean the other thing as well is he i mean he so north korea initiated its nuclear program
08:11:44.440 in 1962 and john f kennedy was president in 1962 um so i don't know i don't know we don't know
08:11:53.520 guys we don't know we're just speculating here we're just speculating so okay he maybe does
08:11:58.160 because he says you know he says i like them so i don't want to talk bad about them but this
08:12:03.660 president had an opportunity to stop it but they didn't so we don't know we don't know this is just
08:12:08.760 this is just speculation we have no idea okay i thought he might be talking about the president
08:12:15.040 of south korea i don't know because we're talking about north korea all right just i'm gonna be so
08:12:22.780 u.s centric because when you because when you say president everybody thinks like oh united states
08:12:27.460 are like, well, there are other countries there. But they're all afraid to do their job properly.
08:12:35.860 But just to conclude and just to finish, Japan didn't help us. Australia didn't help us. 0.74
08:12:42.660 South Korea didn't help us. And then you get to NATO. NATO didn't help us.
08:12:47.140 There were some countries that did. Now, countries that have been good. Now, you could also say
08:12:51.380 they've got to be a little bit more involved because they're in the territory. But Saudi
08:12:55.540 Arabia has been excellent. Qatar has been excellent. UAE has been excellent. Bahrain,
08:13:01.460 Kuwait. I mean, Kuwait did shoot down three of our planes. The only planes, really.
08:13:09.940 Qatar has been great. Saudi Arabia has been great. Bahrain has been great. The UAE has been great.
08:13:15.140 Kuwait has been great. I mean, they shot down three of our planes. But other than that, 1.00
08:13:21.860 oh my god wow what a time to be alive listen to this
08:13:44.420 also say they're got to be a little bit more involved because they're in the territory but
08:13:48.820 Saudi Arabia has been excellent. Qatar has been excellent. UAE has been excellent. Bahrain, Kuwait.
08:13:55.540 I mean Kuwait did shoot down three of our planes. The only planes really-
08:13:59.620 Water under the bridge.
08:14:05.860 It's okay. It's okay. We'll forgive you.
08:14:09.460 Bahrain, Kuwait. I mean Kuwait did shoot down three of our planes. The only planes really that
08:14:14.660 we lost with friendly fire they call it oh i call it unfriendly fire they unfortunately didn't know
08:14:21.220 how to use our our great he calls it unfriendly fire oh my god he's like they unfortunately didn't
08:14:31.300 know how to use our great system that we gave them the pediatric defense system that we gave them we 1.00
08:14:37.620 have the best weapons but these people are retarded yeah it's like we gave them the most 1.00
08:14:46.660 advanced defense defense system in the world but these people are idiots they don't know what they're 1.00
08:14:53.140 We didn't know how to use our great Patriots. 1.00
08:15:07.140 The pilots said, what kind of a missile is coming at us?
08:15:10.140 Patriot.
08:15:11.140 Boom.
08:15:12.140 They got out because they know a Patriot never misses.
08:15:14.140 So they had beautiful Patriots.
08:15:16.140 There were planes heading in their direction.
08:15:19.140 Unfortunately, they decided to shoot those planes.
08:15:22.140 they were off lanes. So, you know, NATO is a paper tiger. Now, he's coming to see me on Wednesday,
08:15:29.980 as you know. He's a wonderful guy. Secretary General is great. And Mark Ruta, he's a great
08:15:37.260 person, but he's good. All right, guys, no offense to the Kuwaiti people. I'm not talking about the
08:15:43.580 people. I'm talking about whoever was in charge of that, you know, that thing. In fact, not only
08:15:49.260 i'm not talking about kuwaiti people in general i really it was a very wholesome video of the
08:15:54.620 kuwaiti people themselves when they went to greet the pilots they were so nice the kuwaiti people
08:16:02.540 showed up when the pilots went down they were like are you okay are you okay they came up with their
08:16:07.580 personal cars with the american pilots they they got them into their cars and they took them to
08:16:13.420 the hospital the kuwaiti people themselves they were very nice to the american pilots and we
08:16:18.540 appreciate that well i mean the people of kuwait are actually very very pro-america and american
08:16:26.060 friendly because uh united states basically helped to uh rescue and save kuwait from saddam hussein
08:16:36.220 yes of course there is a very strong relationship between kuwait and the united states yes
08:16:45.020 a wonderful guy secretary general is great and mark ruta he's a great person but he's got and
08:16:55.780 you know it all began with if you want to know the truth greenland we want greenland they don't
08:17:01.520 want to give it to us and i said bye-bye bye-bye thank you very much everybody that's a perfect
08:17:08.660 ending we went greenland they didn't want to give it to us and i said bye-bye
08:17:13.860 perfect ending to a press conference oh my god
08:17:20.580 oh my god oh this is perfect okay all right we're good all right bye-bye that was it right
08:17:33.660 he's done yeah he was done oh my gosh okay that's great uh thank you so much armin you know that was
08:17:41.480 um it was a very very epic speech but you know what there was one part here that really resonated
08:17:49.240 with me and i just wanted to share this part again with you and everyone else and it's the part where
08:17:55.880 president trump says the iranian people want to be free they have lived in a world that you know
08:18:03.560 nothing about. Because, you know, Armin, no matter how much we describe, and, you know,
08:18:12.920 first of all, I just want to say how grateful I am to everyone here, everyone who has tuned in,
08:18:19.960 everyone who has watched our live streams, everyone who is, you know, part of the Iran
08:18:25.900 Revolution Live Committee. You know, the fact that you're here, it gives us so much strength.
08:18:33.200 And the fact that you have been so patient with us and you have set aside the prejudice that, you know, the mainstream media has shared when it comes to Iranian people.
08:18:49.980 And, you know, you've you've come here with an open mind and you've listened to us.
08:18:54.520 You've listened to our stories. You've listened to the stories of people in inoccupied Iran.
08:18:59.400 you know you've you've watched the videos with us you've laughed with us you've cried with us
08:19:04.640 you're all pretty much honorary Iranians at this point um you know it's just it's so amazing
08:19:10.580 that after 100 days we have built this community together and you know we Iranians we don't feel
08:19:17.880 so alone anymore and you know even Petito was saying that last night right our minutes after
08:19:23.300 you left Petito was saying you know one of the most amazing things about Iran revolution life
08:19:28.240 is that for the first time in his entire life, you know, he feels seen and heard and he feels like
08:19:35.100 he's not so alone anymore and that people don't hate Iranians because everyone's learning the
08:19:41.320 truth. And there's just one thing here that President Trump says, which is just, it's just
08:19:51.380 so impactful and i just really wanted to to share this because he says i mean let me just let me
08:20:00.900 just make this small again so he says the iranian people want to be free this is the part they have
08:20:07.580 lived in a world that you know nothing about and you know armin and i we've tried you know we've
08:20:16.560 shared a lot of videos and stuff but armin unless you've actually experienced it or or or lived it
08:20:27.020 it's really hard to comprehend how evil these these these psychotic people are right like it's
08:20:35.860 literally a world where for the last 47 years the regime will rape women before executing them 0.93
08:20:43.060 because they want to make sure that the woman's soul does not go to heaven. 0.97
08:20:48.300 And that's just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to how depraved 1.00
08:20:51.520 these evil Muslim Nazis are. 1.00
08:20:53.740 So I just want to share this part. 0.99
08:20:55.180 It's only like 90 seconds long.
08:20:56.820 Thank you for that in order to have freedom.
08:20:59.440 The Iranians have, and we've had numerous intercepts. 1.00
08:21:04.280 Please keep bombing. 1.00
08:21:05.640 Bombs that are dropping near their homes. 0.62
08:21:08.360 Please keep bombing. 0.65
08:21:10.440 Do it.
08:21:10.960 And these are people that are living where the bombs are exploding.
08:21:14.900 And when we leave and we're not hitting those areas, they're saying, please come back, come back, come back.
08:21:20.780 These are the people.
08:21:22.980 I don't know what they do.
08:21:24.660 All I can tell you is they want freedom.
08:21:26.980 They have lived in a world that you know nothing about.
08:21:31.160 It's a violent, horrible world where if you protest, you are shot.
08:21:36.780 remember the great woman protest where they had 400,000, 500,000 women and they were all enthused
08:21:42.220 and they were gonna protest and everybody said oh the regime's gonna come to an end and then 0.96
08:21:47.900 all of a sudden boom boom five six different areas a woman would go down right between the eyes they 1.00
08:21:57.500 had snipers they had five snipers that's all it took and those four or five hundred thousand women 1.00
08:22:03.900 said oh my god what's that oh look over there what's that a woman shot right between the eyes 1.00
08:22:11.980 and after five or six of them go down then you start hearing the purr through the vast number
08:22:19.180 of people and then they said oh my god who would do that and they're incredible people
08:22:27.260 but they've lived so horribly they've lived there you go that's perfect and goldie
08:22:34.060 when you were when we were sharing that you highlighted an iranian in the chat
08:22:39.900 saying that i feel so seen i feel seen i feel heard and it was perfect that you noticed that
08:22:47.340 in the chat and you highlighted that because that comment captures what so many iranians
08:22:53.340 are going to feel when they see president trump is saying that that he he's actually seeing us
08:22:58.700 he actually hears what we're saying yeah he like honestly armin i've never felt more seen
08:23:06.620 and heard in my life than than when president trump said this like the fact that he says
08:23:12.380 they have lived in a world that you know nothing about right he knows exactly the the nightmare
08:23:21.260 the hell that that we have been dealing with our entire lives so yeah okay
08:23:36.060 of course meanwhile just one one final post because this is just this is crazy um i saw
08:23:41.740 this on my home feed wait let me just bring this up because because this is wild look at this look
08:23:47.900 Look at this. Really quick.
08:23:50.460 The Islamic Republic is calling on children and other civilians
08:23:53.500 to form human chains around potential military targets in Iran.
08:23:57.800 What?
08:23:58.240 The regime used child soldiers against Saddam, slaughtered children in the streets
08:24:03.280 and now looks to sacrifice them again. Yes.
08:24:17.900 What?
08:24:35.900 What?
08:24:37.900 They're not even 0.72
08:25:07.880 Goldie, they used to do this secretly. 0.83
08:25:11.160 They're not even hiding it anymore.
08:25:14.560 They're not even hiding it. 1.00
08:25:24.300 God damn cowards. 1.00
08:25:27.140 They know their enemy. 1.00
08:25:29.240 Guys, they are admitting that they know that their enemy cares about human lives.
08:25:34.940 They're admitting that the fact that this works as a human shield is an admission that our enemy cares more about the lives of the people that we're about to use as shield and we don't.
08:25:47.940 pure evil pure evil like has you have you seen anything in our lifetime that is closer
08:26:03.620 to pure evil than what you just saw
08:26:17.940 It's so vile.
08:26:22.300 If there's any doubt that we are on the right side
08:26:26.500 and we're fighting evil,
08:26:28.060 like if you had any doubt before this,
08:26:30.860 I hope you have took away the doubt.
08:26:36.260 Like it doesn't get any more clear than this, guys.
08:26:38.780 It doesn't make any more, it doesn't get any more clear.
08:26:41.120 And so yet we still have the Nick Francis of the world,
08:26:46.420 the Vashas of the world, so many of these, I don't know, so-called progressives of the world 0.57
08:26:54.740 that are rooting, that they're hoping that the Islamic Republic wins. 0.91
08:27:02.400 Is it any more obvious that they're on the wrong side of history? 0.99
08:27:08.400 The Anarchist Faris, the Sheikh Uyghurs, still defending this. 1.00
08:27:16.420 Guys, this is a tumor that... Guys, this is not saving... Getting rid of the Islamic Republic 0.97
08:27:24.500 is not saving Iran. It's saving the whole planet. There's nothing more evil that exists in our world 0.99
08:27:31.380 today than these people. We need to save the planet from this. How could we tolerate...
08:27:38.180 How could they... Forget just the Iranian people. How could planet Earth tolerate having this? 1.00
08:27:43.940 having this like the whole world should not be able like this is not about just getting 1.00
08:27:47.620 rid of their islamic regime just from iran nobody in this world should tolerate these people existing 0.98
08:27:58.420 watch this again guys watch this again just just read read the read the subtitles read 0.99
08:28:02.740 the captions here because they've translated this
08:28:13.380 Ali Reza Rahimiy, دویر شروعی آلی جوانان و نوجوانان کشور
08:28:17.740 در پیه پیشنهاد جوانان خلاغ و فعالان گروه های مردمی
08:28:21.720 از جوانان و چهره های فرهنگی، هنری و ورزشی دعوت کرد
08:28:25.780 برای این تشکیل زنجری انسانی در اطراف نیروگاه های برگ کشور
08:28:29.640 در ساعت 14 حضور پیدا کنند
08:28:32.160 من از همه جوانان، ورزشکاران، هنرمندان
08:28:39.060 بچه های دانشو و دانشگاهی و اساتیدمون دعوت میکنم
08:28:42.600 Remember this, if once the attacks happen, if the Western media comes like,
08:29:10.320 oh no president trump just bombed children and young people and innocent civilians remember
08:29:15.760 this video remember what happened remember how this happens just throw this at them yeah
08:29:28.160 anyways i need to go yeah no armin thank you so much thank you for um you know being here
08:29:36.480 thank you for you know everything that you've done uh before we go nasa is that um
08:29:43.680 nasa is is getting to the solar eclipse so let me just share the solar eclipse with you before you go
08:29:51.600 um
08:30:06.480 you know i i couldn't you know what i couldn't let you leave angry i could not let you leave
08:30:26.700 angry okay okay no that was good that was good i couldn't i couldn't let you leave angry i had to
08:30:32.860 i had to have you leave with a smile you know at this point godly we're disappointed if you don't
08:30:37.340 do it anymore you know what you recall this with with rickroll on the moon so there you go yeah
08:30:46.220 yeah rickroll central all right all right well thank you so much we will see you tomorrow
08:30:51.500 all right guys i'm israel high long live united states javi shah pay and iran praise be upon
08:31:00.940 allah are we doing that you can do that without me pray wait wait what does president trump say
08:31:07.900 he's like praise be to allah oh my god allah okay the only time that you say it just make sure that
08:31:16.220 like you're holding the american flag or something okay okay well that is really like yeah
08:31:24.620 all right guys bye bye bye bye oh my gosh okay so guys we're pretty much done the official uh
08:31:37.820 official part of iran revolution life um but i promised you some moon footage so
08:31:47.020 let's let's watch some of the moon footage here okay we can have like a a space nasa
08:31:54.780 moon footage together and you know we've we've had to oh yeah no we'll oh yeah we'll get to the
08:32:04.380 dance party 100 but right now it's it's like the moon after dark moon after dark and the corona is
08:32:12.700 still visible and it's bright and it creates a halo almost around the entire moon but when you
08:32:17.260 get to the earth side the earth shine has already shown i mean almost just seconds after but what
08:32:22.300 i'm gonna do is i'll go back a little bit because we we missed this part we missed the solar eclipse
08:32:27.740 part and it's actually really super cool so and harvesting planned or sevens who
08:32:34.580 maybe whether you're in operating space weather okay so this is this is where we
08:32:39.780 get to watch the solar eclipse this is a live view from the Orion spacecraft on
08:32:44.900 the Artemis 2 mission it's now been five days one hour and 54 minutes since we
08:32:50.600 launched and we're about like 10 minutes behind maybe
08:32:58.620 We are still in our flyby coverage and the crew is on a short break right now as we have
08:33:04.300 changed the attitude of the spacecraft to help charge the batteries aboard. We use the solar
08:33:09.800 arrays to gather energy from the sun and store it in the batteries. That way, when we are not in the
08:33:14.380 sunlight, we have those batteries to continue powering Orion. Now we're doing so because the
08:33:20.500 Artemis astronauts are about to experience a solar eclipse from their capsule. And this is a solar
08:33:26.020 eclipse that no one else on earth will experience. This eclipse is about 54
08:33:32.800 minutes and to the astronauts it'll look a lot like a total solar eclipse on
08:33:36.460 earth except the moon is going to be huge compared to the Sun unlike when you
08:33:41.180 watch one on earth and the moon and the Sun appear about the same size in the
08:33:44.780 sky. We're interested to learn if they see the outer corona when the Sun is
08:33:52.700 fully obscured by the moon and because of how big the moon will be from their perspective the
08:33:57.820 total phase of the eclipse will last nearly an hour the astronauts will see a partial solar eclipse
08:34:04.460 as the moon covers and uncovers the sun which is before and after totality so
08:34:09.260 much like us on earth they will have eclipse glasses so they can safely view that portion
08:34:15.260 the astronauts will also be using cameras to capture images of the corona during the eclipse
08:34:22.700 oh that's so cool what is that like light shining is that like the sun there also may be some other
08:34:27.660 planets visible during the eclipse including venus saturn mars and mercury if they can
08:34:34.280 identify what part of the sky they're looking at this can help train future artemis astronauts on
08:34:38.820 what part of the sky they're seeing this provides useful knowledge in challenging situations when
08:34:43.120 they may need to rely on that information instead of instruments for navigation and orientation
08:34:47.560 okay so just for everyone watching this is the after party so now we're just focusing on the moon
08:35:06.380 because i've actually you know i've been wanting to like watch this as well for a while
08:35:18.520 well because this is happening now i want to watch this now and then and then we'll go back
08:35:22.680 a little bit and we'll go back to um to like the earlier stuff confirmation from teams here
08:35:29.160 in the ground that we have reached the eclipse attitude meaning orion is in the proper position
08:35:34.600 to observe it the astronauts break during this observation period is now over and we are resuming
08:35:50.360 their lunar flyby observations the first of these is sunset this is the solar corona that we'll be
08:35:57.000 looking for it's the outer atmosphere of the sun okay to the person saying remove the comments so
08:36:04.200 you can see the whole corona guys this is it this is the screen even if i remove the comments like
08:36:10.040 if guys if i make this full screen i like if i remove the comments and i make it full screen
08:36:15.960 this is it like you don't like this is it there's nothing else so um it's the same it's the same
08:36:22.920 thing it's the same thing so the comments aren't actually blocking your view believe me i wouldn't
08:36:29.160 want like a blocked view. Either way, but you know, the the
08:36:36.060 comments are here because people are interacting. But yeah, like
08:36:39.880 there's nothing blocking the view. This is this is exactly the
08:36:43.920 view that we're getting from from NASA.
08:36:47.760 The science team is also interested in if the astronauts
08:36:50.320 can see polar plumes, these are thin streamers that project from
08:36:54.060 the sun's north and south poles. Additionally, they're
08:36:58.020 interested in seeing if the if the crew can witness coronal loops these are arcs
08:37:02.580 close to the Sun's surface and something else that we've previously mentioned is
08:37:06.900 lunar dust this is dust from the moon that is lofted above the lunar surface
08:37:11.640 and illuminated by the Sun it was reported visible by Apollo astronauts
08:37:28.020 Okay, guys, I will add some background music for you guys.
08:37:56.460 And I will be right back.
08:37:58.020 Would I like to take a vacation to the moon?
08:38:19.800 Yeah, I mean, I think that would be pretty cool.
08:38:25.780 Yeah, I know.
08:38:26.340 After party needs some tunes.
08:38:27.340 Okay, here you guys go
08:38:35.100 Ground controls and major Tom
08:38:40.740 Take your protein pills and put your helmet on
08:38:47.960 Ground control to major Tom
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08:44:27.340 it's nearby but what do they already know if other planets are nearby based on like the
08:44:35.840 calculations and whatever like like they would like they already know the exact position
08:44:40.640 of every single planet in the solar system i don't know maybe i'm just reading too much
08:44:47.160 into this guys i'm i'm a geopolitical analyst i'm not like an astrophysicist
08:44:51.980 Astronomy person.
08:44:59.700 Okay.
08:45:21.980 oh someone is like this chick is a fake yeah i'm 100 fake i i like i'm ai 0.98
08:45:37.900 and i'm a massad agent but you're the one with like the weird fake account what a weirdo
08:45:44.220 oh wait we're watching like why are you here i'm seeing right now is the solar corona that's the
08:45:52.300 outer atmosphere of the sun and the science team is very interested in any images that the crew
08:45:58.060 can capture of this this part they're hoping that they'll take pictures and describe the
08:46:03.500 visibility color and shape of the solar corona as a whole and its substructures those plumes and
08:46:09.340 streamers also to the person who came in and like told me and there was like i'm fake i'm literally
08:46:24.740 streaming nasa right now like can you please like save your jihad for like another day like can i
08:46:30.240 not get a break for like i don't know an hour like i'm literally just like sharing nasa footage
08:46:39.340 .
08:47:09.340 Thank you.
08:47:39.340 gone behind the moon and the corona is still visible and it's bright and it creates a halo
08:47:46.140 almost around the entire moon but when you get to the earth side the earth shine has already shown
08:47:50.300 i mean almost you know seconds after uh the sun set behind the moon uh you can see earth shine the
08:47:57.820 earth is so bright out there and the moon is just hanging in front of us uh this uh black orb out
08:48:05.740 in front of us, in front of now, not the blackness, but the gray that blends and dribs into the blackness.
08:48:12.740 We can see stars and the planets behind it, and Christina is in window one.
08:48:19.880 Reed is in window two with the long lens, and Jeremy is describing it in window three,
08:48:27.780 and it is quite an impressive sight.
08:48:31.360 You can still see the horizon lit up brighter where the sunset on that side of the moon is bright.
08:48:40.380 And the earth's shine is very distinct.
08:48:43.860 And it creates quite an impressive visual illusion.
08:48:48.880 Wow. It's amazing.
08:48:50.560 guys the insane part is that we are literally watching a live feed
08:49:01.020 from like the farthest point in space that we've ever been and we're watching it live
08:49:08.760 like this is literally the best of humanity right now this is the best of humanity
08:49:16.560 like they're so far out and and because of like technology and advancements we're watching this live
08:49:46.560 Yeah, we're literally looking at space and the jihadis are chewing chak and yelling
08:49:52.520 Allahu Akbar, I know.
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08:53:16.560 .
08:53:46.560 ...part of this spacecraft that will be
08:54:14.880 be sure to correct that if we end up figuring out later okay so this dot might be a part of
08:54:22.360 the spacecraft but they're gonna figure out what it is and they'll correct it if it's wrong
08:54:28.160 later that it is something else entirely
08:54:31.240 that could be the spacecraft
08:54:38.580 it has been an absolute honor to join you here today for the lunar flyby of artemis 2 the first
08:55:00.260 time humans have flown by the moon in over 50 years i'm leah cheshire mustachio and i'm excited
08:55:06.220 now to hand over the cafe and we are transferring uh settings on a camera to pick up earth shine
08:55:15.500 and it is amazing uh the brightness uh where the corona where the sunset is still bright uh there's
08:55:21.580 uh i think there may still be corona visual visible but that part of the horizon is still
08:55:27.260 a bit brighter and uh and you still have a distinct first shot
08:55:41.260 Thank you.
08:56:11.260 you know our rules that we don't talk when the crew is talking so I wanted to give Victor Glover
08:56:27.800 a moment there to call down what he was seeing now that the moon is covering the sun a really
08:56:33.180 amazing time during today's lunar flyby again thank you so much for letting us help tell this
08:56:38.960 story today i am leah cheshire mustachio handing it over to my friend anna schneider at the pao
08:56:44.820 console as the orbit 2 team comes to join us so thank you so much and i hope you all enjoy tonight
08:56:50.620 anna you can take it away thank you so much leah and it's been a joy listening to your coverage
08:56:54.880 over the last several hours so as you mentioned the orbit 2 team of flight controllers is currently
08:56:59.640 making their way on console and completing a shift handover with the orbit 1 team of flight
08:57:05.220 controllers. The Orbit 2 team tonight will be led by flight director Diane Daly and
08:57:11.100 she is currently handing over with the Orbit 1 flight director there on your
08:57:15.120 screen who was flight director Jeff Radigan.
08:57:35.220 .
08:58:05.220 .
08:58:35.220 .
08:59:05.220 .
08:59:35.220 .
09:00:05.220 .
09:00:35.220 I guess, Earthshine, you can actually
09:01:04.440 see a majority of the moon it is it is the strangest looking thing that you can see so much
09:01:12.260 on the surface
09:01:13.340 I'm not gonna lie like this makes me want to go watch like interstellar like interstellar is one
09:01:27.180 of my favorite movies of all time this makes me want to like go watch interstellar this is
09:01:34.060 Artemis Mission Control. You were just hearing some communications called down from NASA astronaut
09:01:38.540 Victor Glover currently on board the Orion spacecraft. They are currently observing an
09:01:43.820 eclipse. There's about 39 minutes remaining in that eclipse period. Currently we are in a forward
09:01:50.220 link LOS, or loss of signal, so the crew can communicate down with the-
09:01:54.060 Report the scene to Meteor Science.
09:01:58.060 So we are in a forward link loss of signal.
09:02:20.220 We do expect to regain signal in about three minutes and at that point then the ground
09:02:25.620 can communicate back up to the crew on board the orion spacecraft
09:02:31.700 in the meantime the crew can continue to communicate down to the ground the
09:02:34.740 ground is just unable to respond so they are continuing to provide some
09:02:38.100 science observations during this eclipse period
09:02:41.140 they've made some comments about earth shine which is the sunlight reflected
09:02:45.060 from earth when they come around towards the moon's near side
09:02:48.420 late in this flyby window oh that's crazy
09:02:53.380 so so they've lost communication like they so the the astronauts can communicate
09:03:01.780 or like can send messages to earth but earth can't send messages to them wow
09:03:11.460 it's actually crazy
09:03:15.620 okay wait i have i have some
09:03:19.140 um wait i paused i paused the live stream for nasa because i have some more fitting music
09:03:27.200 i think we need a different kind of music for this part where they've like completely lost
09:03:34.260 contact right
09:03:37.080 let me just go back a little bit okay i'm just waiting for for the music to
09:03:49.140 all right here we go here we go
09:04:00.660 yeah it's a remix though it's a remix of interstellar
09:04:04.340 forward link loss of signal we do expect to regain
09:04:07.780 signal in about three minutes and at that point then the ground can
09:04:11.620 communicate back up to the crew on board the orion spacecraft
09:04:17.060 In the meantime, the crew can continue to communicate down to the ground.
09:04:20.340 The ground is just unable to respond.
09:04:22.240 So they are continuing to provide some science observations during this eclipse period.
09:04:26.580 They've made some comments about Earthshine, which is the sunlight reflected from Earth
09:04:31.300 when they come around towards the moon's nearside late in this flyby window.
09:04:42.220 It's a remix of Interstellar, so hopefully it won't be copyrighted right.
09:04:47.060 we'll see
09:04:48.500 oh we might get some official images
09:04:58.500 well yeah like that's the thing
09:05:01.020 because like the live feed
09:05:02.960 that they're giving to us
09:05:04.420 that's not
09:05:07.220 going to be as good
09:05:09.040 as the photos that they're taking
09:05:11.100 right like the live feed
09:05:13.180 is epic but it's not going to be able
09:05:15.180 to pick up the same thing as like, like the local photography. So we're definitely waiting
09:05:21.060 for the photos because that's going to be very cool. Oh, you guys want 2001? I played
09:05:27.500 2001 earlier. I'll play it in a little bit.
09:05:31.540 oh fifth element is a good movie too guys i'm like a huge like sci-fi fantasy nerd like i love
09:05:49.060 space movies um i also love like space tv shows like stargate sg1 guys one of my favorite movies
09:05:55.940 of all time is stargate like i love stargate such a good movie um stargate target sg1 battle star
09:06:04.580 galactica i don't know like all the space stuff star wars i'm like a big nerd drift element is
09:06:19.100 really good. Griff's Elemental is good.
09:06:31.100 The Disney Star Wars movies,
09:06:33.100 I mean, they're okay, but I
09:06:35.100 mean, I like The Mandalorian because of
09:06:37.100 Baby Yoda, but
09:06:39.100 I love, love, love
09:06:41.100 Battlestar Galactica. That was
09:06:43.100 really good.
09:06:49.100 Event Horizon
09:06:50.880 Starship Troopers was pretty good
09:06:53.620 Oh I also liked that one
09:06:55.900 What was it
09:07:00.000 Was it called Contact
09:07:01.760 Is that the one where it's like this giant loop
09:07:05.520 I think is that like the one with like
09:07:07.040 Oh Firefly Serenity
09:07:09.580 Amazing I love Firefly
09:07:11.660 Serenity
09:07:12.340 Really upset that they cancelled it early
09:07:15.440 Remember the one like Contact
09:07:17.340 i think is that like sandra bullock or something and then oh passengers was so good wait passengers
09:07:24.920 is the one where it's like two people who are like supposed to be um like like they're supposed
09:07:32.180 to be in a pod and then one of them wakes up so then he wakes up the other one and then and then
09:07:39.480 they're like freaking out or whatever and then ultimately they just like resign to their fate
09:07:44.520 but contact was really good that's the one with like the loop and then they do like the loop and
09:07:50.020 it's like the the physique that like the physics thing and then it goes so fast because they create
09:07:55.400 like this giant circle and then like she travels to like and then she sees aliens and then she
09:08:02.960 makes contact with aliens and then comes back is that jodie fought i can't remember who it was but
09:08:07.860 contact that was like an old one but i really really like that have i done sci-fi cosplay not
09:08:13.920 I was I was honestly I was too busy like you know getting educated I was too busy with school and
09:08:21.320 then work and then being a politician oh I love Black Mirror yeah I love Black Mirror Arrival is
09:08:29.180 good The Explorer Lost in Space is a good one oh the 100 the 100 was good the 100 was good for the
09:08:38.780 first few seasons and then it just got weird it just felt like it got too much right oh yeah 2001
09:08:45.900 space odyssey is fantastic farscape i never really got into farscape
09:08:52.940 oh yeah planet of the apes planet of the apes is good but like the only the only sci-fi part
09:09:04.900 about planet of the apes was the fact that they just traveled so fast with like the speed of light
09:09:12.180 that like when they got back to earth like the only sciencey part about planet of the apes was
09:09:19.060 just the the speed of light forced them to like travel into the future and then and then i just
09:09:25.300 remember like oh galaxy quest was good too the planet of the apes like the original one right
09:09:30.020 i just remember the end the guy just sees like the statue of liberty and he's like freaking out
09:09:34.900 and then you know i was a child like i think i was like four or five when i was watching that movie
09:09:43.300 oh wait it's not so much distinct uh just where the sun's set on the moon's horizon
09:09:53.220 as we're uh you know flying through the trajectory and then the sun's gonna come
09:09:57.620 up out of the other side i think it's uh we're starting to see the uh
09:10:02.020 glow around the moon to get balanced out. I still see earth shine and the earth is very
09:10:11.500 bright out there. Still quite an unreal sight. Integrity Houston, we have that sit rep loud
09:10:21.560 and clear and we are back with you. How do you hear me?
09:10:24.140 i love dune i love dune i i actually have the book i have dune the book i've read dune
09:10:54.140 that we have a number of follow-up questions.
09:10:57.920 First, you mentioned reed observing meteors.
09:11:02.040 Can you speak to that?
09:11:03.240 Or are you referring to comets or impact flashes or something else?
09:11:13.440 Yeah, there was a little bit of giddiness.
09:11:15.260 We have seen three impact flashes so far.
09:11:18.560 I saw two, and Jeremy has seen one.
09:11:21.320 And undoubtedly, well, Jeremy saw two, so that's four total, undoubtedly, quick impact flashes.
09:11:26.660 It was not sun glint off a particulate from the thrusters or the Burge tanks.
09:11:31.920 It was definitely impact flashes on the moon.
09:11:34.500 And Jeremy just saw another one.
09:11:36.160 Go ahead with your next question.
09:11:40.200 Amazing news.
09:11:41.160 I literally just looked over at the Sur and they were jumping up and down literally.
09:11:45.120 If you could describe where on the moon you saw them, please.
09:11:51.320 So they've all been either on or a bit south of the equator and on the Earth side of the
09:12:13.320 Moon.
09:12:14.320 Standby.
09:12:15.320 All right, so Jeremy has seen them kind of on and south of the equator, kind of spread
09:12:24.460 across the moon, and mine were both south of the equator and just a little bit left
09:12:29.400 of center of the moon.
09:12:34.780 Incredible news, Reed, and reminder, we have citizen scientists here on Earth looking for
09:12:39.640 impact flashes, so hearing you saw them on the near side means that people saw them too.
09:12:45.320 I've seen some episodes of Farscape and Lex. I remember Lex. Lex was with like the bald
09:12:59.680 guy. The bald guy. And then I think I saw, what was the other one? Oh, Babylon 5. I saw
09:13:08.780 a few episodes of that as well. I never really got into them as much. Prometheus. Why does
09:13:14.320 that sound familiar this is artemis mission control we have regained oh yeah i've seen
09:13:21.420 prometheus team here in mission control was able to call back up to the crew on board the
09:13:27.440 orion spacecraft as they continue their lunar flyby specifically they are now in that eclipse
09:13:32.060 period so the science team here in mission control yeah gravity i've seen gravity ask
09:13:37.580 some questions about some of the situational reports they were providing during that loss
09:13:41.780 of signal specifically they were interested in some of the meteors that they mentioned seeing
09:13:46.580 and those impact flashes and they did provide confirmation that they did see
09:13:51.460 at least four impact flashes during that last signal
09:13:58.580 integrity i hear you loud and clear how do you hear me
09:14:07.220 okay we got you loud and clear uh one of the other things i want to describe
09:14:10.820 which was surprising to me but uh the entire moon is lit up it's still it's glowing behind
09:14:17.380 the entire moon i thought it would look you know dark against the black sky or deep space but uh
09:14:26.660 the sun is lighting up the entire limb of the moon you can see the entire perimeter of it and
09:14:32.900 even now with the sun far behind the moon you can see you still make little bits of topography
09:14:39.300 around the entire limb just bumps as you go around it and there is about the glow around the moon
09:14:47.380 um once your eyes adjust is easily 10 width or diameters of the sun around the entire moon
09:15:01.380 oh i just i just paused the live stream i just want to share a comment
09:15:04.820 here i just saw this so uh new rpm orange ranger channel says it's nice to find the chat i fit in
09:15:13.380 100 days since iran revolution live started wow like i said before no matter how long it takes
09:15:19.300 iran will be free and showing the moon stuff amazing welcome to the iran revolution live
09:15:25.380 after party which is super chill uh you know we all we all have hobbies uh we all have things we
09:15:31.060 like and you know this the moon trip is just so historic and iconic and uh yeah of course of
09:15:38.800 course you fit in of course you fit in guys as long as we're not like durka durka savage jihadis
09:15:45.180 who just want to murder people in the name of Allah and jihad and Muhammad like you're in the
09:15:49.640 right place right so uh you know we're all we have more in common than than we don't right so 0.94
09:16:00.540 and uh yeah you know like i like my my live stream is of course focused on jihad and politics and
09:16:07.860 human rights but uh you know once in a while once in a while it's good to have fun so yeah and i
09:16:14.480 think this is historic and i mean like i said i would be watching this right now on my own anyway
09:16:19.240 so we're basically having a moon after party together and it's just super cool and we're just
09:16:25.540 experiencing it all together so instead of like watching it by ourselves um we can just watch it
09:16:32.400 together and everyone's having a conversation in the chat so yeah welcome chill enjoy and enjoy
09:16:39.260 the vibes in the music i'm honestly i'm glad to hear jeremy um wait let me pause for a moment i'm
09:16:49.660 just gonna say like honestly like i'm honored and glad that i can experience this with all with all
09:16:54.360 of you as well like this is uh this is so amazing for me that you guys are sticking around and uh
09:17:00.140 you know we're having like a moon watch after party together so super cool and you know super
09:17:05.080 grateful to all of you as well you know what i think after 100 days uh we've we've earned
09:17:11.200 a little bit of um oh are you saying we can't have a durka durka after our schoolie show
09:17:21.260 I mean sure but not right now like not tonight because tonight we're focusing on the moon
09:17:26.000 we're focusing on the moon we're still trying to figure out if they saw Khomeini so guys this is
09:17:31.860 still Durka Durka because we're trying to see if they if the astronauts saw Khomeini's face on the
09:17:37.840 moon so there's a very scientific and Durka Durka reason for why we're watching this
09:17:43.900 Incredible to hear Jeremy, were you able to actually pick out any discrete features
09:17:54.020 on the lunar surface and if so, how do they look different than when you observe them
09:17:59.040 in solar illumination?
09:18:01.400 No, we really haven't been able to identify features on the lunar surface yet, we just
09:18:12.900 see, you know, the topography on the limb. For the Earth Glow, we're about a quarter
09:18:18.840 moon, a waxing quarter moon, if you will, from the Earth Glow perspective, and it's
09:18:24.920 just at a very, just a sight angle. I'm just not able to tell what I'm looking at yet in
09:18:33.180 the Earth Glow.
09:18:35.180 Understood. Thanks, Jeremy. One other question for you on the
09:18:42.420 solar corona, were you actually able to see any structure or color in the corona before
09:18:47.940 most of it disappeared behind the moon?
09:18:55.740 In space, no one can hear you, Dirk.
09:18:59.040 Yeah, I didn't pick out any color, but definitely structure.
09:19:05.040 I mean, there were streamers, and they were not uniform at all.
09:19:08.080 uh for me the five o'clock position there was just this constant streamer it would change
09:19:13.380 in intensity and diameter but it was always there and it was always at the five o'clock position
09:19:19.560 i was muted i was muted guys look at this guy look he's like dancing to something look at
09:19:28.660 him he's so cute look at him he he obviously like he obviously noticed something or he like
09:19:36.140 found something or he got some good news look at him he's like dancing this is like the cutest
09:19:40.220 thing ever look at this guy this one right here i'm gonna remove my mouse to get rid of the red bar
09:19:45.980 but but look at him i mean there were streamers and they were not uniform at all uh for me the
09:19:52.780 five o'clock position there was just this constant streamer it would change in intensity and diameter
09:19:59.020 but it was always there and it was always i only saw one plume
09:20:05.560 and then he went somewhere exactly what we were looking for thanks jeremy and a heads up that we
09:20:20.260 you know calculated here on the ground about how long you could see the corona
09:20:24.820 of four and we expect it to start to that was actually
09:20:27.860 in the next 11 minutes thanks for those amazing descriptions
09:20:31.360 yeah he looks like he got some amazing data okay let me get rid of the closed captions let's watch
09:20:38.140 that again because that was like just that was like so awesome that was so cute look at this
09:20:43.700 i didn't pick out any color but uh definitely structure um i mean there were streamers and
09:20:50.220 they were not uniform at all uh for me the five o'clock position there was just this constant
09:20:55.920 streamer it would change in intensity and diameter but it was always there and it was always at the
09:21:02.420 five o'clock position so the astronaut is saying something about like i don't know diameter
09:21:08.740 intensity whatever and then this guy's like yeah let's go diameter intensity i have no idea what
09:21:15.480 they're talking about but whatever it is it's amazing news and like it's it's like a solar
09:21:20.720 plume is that what it is like a solar plume or something but he is like he is full-on celebrating
09:21:26.560 he maybe got his calculations right i have no idea but this is just it's just so awesome to see
09:21:34.060 yeah i didn't pick out any color but uh definitely structure um i mean there were streamers and they
09:21:41.300 were not uniform at all uh for me the five o'clock position there was just this constant stream right
09:21:47.300 would change in intensity and diameter but it was always there and it was always at the five
09:21:53.460 o'clock position um i only saw one plume um and it came out of basically the three o'clock position
09:22:01.380 of the sun that was very short-lived uh when i could see the blue that's so cute
09:22:05.780 exactly what we were looking for thanks jeremy and a heads up that we you know calculated here
09:22:13.620 on the ground about how long you could see the corona uh for and we expect it to start to appear
09:22:18.900 again in the next 11 minutes thanks for those amazing descriptions
09:22:28.500 that was that was really cute okay we're excited to see it all again
09:22:35.780 integrity houston we're following along as well that was outstanding if you haven't already
09:22:41.940 just reminding you to swap positions at the windows and that brief los we had previously
09:22:49.460 was due to a change expected like he was just very happy that like the intensity and the whatever
09:22:58.700 was like not dynamic or or it like it wasn't it wasn't like constant it was like a regular but
09:23:08.180 it was all of the five o'clock position and then there was something about like something at the
09:23:14.160 three o'clock position which was also important integrity science one more request for you um
09:23:27.060 while it's still fresh in your mind, any annotations or sketches you want to make
09:23:30.840 of what you're seeing either around the corona structures you just mentioned
09:23:34.920 or even on Earthshine would be so appreciated.
09:23:57.060 Okay, Kelsey, it's gonna be pretty hard to go look at a PCD right now, but we'll definitely try and annotate what we saw.
09:24:05.800 And if the annotations come in the next block where you're cleaning up your documentation, that sounds like a good plan to me.
09:24:11.880 just a quick note so i know a lot of you guys are requesting me to play dark side of the moon
09:24:28.220 by pink floyd um i'm not going to do that only because roger waters turned out to be 0.93
09:24:34.420 um a pro-jihad idiot who supports the islamic regime um and roger waters hates the iranian 0.85
09:24:41.900 people so i'm not gonna i don't want to get political but yeah i i'm not gonna play dark 0.99
09:24:47.360 side of the moon because roger waters um supports the mullahs and roger waters is a huge anti-semite
09:24:55.280 and he suffers from tds he suffers from tds so much that he actually said that uh you know he's
09:25:04.340 he he uh he doesn't want war and he supports the regime so i mean i used to like pink floyd
09:25:10.580 a little bit but after that comment i was like roger waters i actually commented under one of
09:25:16.100 his posts and i said there's a like first class vip ticket to hell waiting for you
09:25:22.900 so that's why i'm not playing dark side of the moon i'm sorry about that guys i'm sorry
09:25:26.900 i mean i could i could play some like other songs but
09:25:36.980 we'll see all right i'll be right back mission control on the bottom right corner of your screen
09:25:43.320 you can see a view of the science officer console here in mission control and we've been hearing
09:25:48.820 that communication between the science officer the orbit one science officer is kelsey young
09:25:54.700 and she's been asking questions to the crew,
09:25:57.500 specifically CSA astronaut Jeremy Hansen,
09:26:00.780 based on the observations they've been making
09:26:02.940 during this eclipse period.
09:26:05.640 And then in the upper left-hand corner of your screen,
09:26:07.700 you can see a view of the Artemis Real-Time Orbit website,
09:26:10.500 which provides updates on the velocity
09:26:13.100 and the distance from Earth and the moon
09:26:14.720 of the Orion spacecraft
09:26:16.060 as it continues to make its way back to Earth.
09:26:19.220 The moon will continue to increase at this point, so right now Orion and its crew are
09:26:27.100 about 6,300 miles away from the moon and about 251,000 miles away from the Earth.
09:26:34.740 but i will find some other like i'll try to find some other like star
09:26:50.500 sci-fi themed songs to play for you guys let's see so i've shared interstellar remix for a bit
09:27:01.880 what's um what's like a give me like a soundtrack or for like a sci-fi movie
09:27:11.200 like which main no no no don't get don't give me like an actual song um give me like the
09:27:19.600 um soundtrack to like a sci-fi movie and i'll see if i can find a remix of it because if i find
09:27:28.700 like a remix of it odyssey okay let's see if i can find yeah because usually if i find like the
09:27:41.580 if i can find like a remix of a theme song that's usually like less um less at risk of
09:27:54.960 of copywriting right star wars there's no way disney disney will disney will
09:28:00.800 like copyright strike that right away i can't do star wars
09:28:07.440 and the jetsons
09:28:24.960 I mean, if I really wanted to, like, get into, like, space music and stuff, like, I would just
09:28:34.060 be playing, like, some industrial music for you guys, right? Like, I would be playing some
09:28:38.140 Combi Christ. Oh, I would be playing, like, French 242, right? Like, actual, like, spacey type music. 1.00
09:28:47.360 like industrial music
09:28:54.560 oh i would be playing like craft work for you guys
09:29:14.280 yeah you you like industrial music
09:29:16.280 Okay, science, we're getting set up for Sunrise.
09:29:20.580 The window teams are, Christina is supporting, and also Z9 in window one.
09:29:27.900 Jeremy's got the long lens in window two, and the short lens in window two.
09:29:35.900 And Reed is in window three, and he has started recordings and is set up to see Corona.
09:29:46.280 Great set rep, Victor.
09:29:50.940 That sounds like a good config and we're showing coronal effects start to appear on
09:29:55.460 your video camera.
09:29:56.460 So in the next few minutes we should start to hear your observations.
09:30:16.280 This is Artemis Mission Control.
09:30:28.280 We just heard the crew call down to the team here in Houston, reporting that they have
09:30:33.400 swapped out who is in the windows for the final portion of the lunar flyby.
09:30:39.520 So Christina Koch is in window 1, with Jeremy Hansen in window 2, and Reed in window 3.
09:30:45.360 Reed is focusing on observing corona, which is the solar corona, which is the sun's outermost atmosphere.
09:30:54.160 There is about 18 minutes remaining in the eclipse period.
09:30:59.620 Science and Houston integrity.
09:31:02.000 I know this observation won't be of any scientific value, but I'm really glad we lost on it first
09:31:07.420 because humans probably have not evolved to see what we're seeing.
09:31:14.380 It is truly hard to describe. It is amazing.
09:31:35.380 Amazing. Thank you, Victor.
09:31:37.380 and just one more logistics no we have gone as dark as we can in the cabin we have turned
09:31:48.940 the du's all the way as dim as they can go so there's no you can't see anything on the
09:31:52.980 screens every bit of light in the cabin uh affects the view um we're you're definitely
09:32:00.100 seeing the brightness go closer, it's definitely brighter on the Earth's shine side, and so
09:32:08.360 we are expecting to see something earlier soon.
09:32:14.300 We copy all. Excited for what you see next.
09:32:30.100 I'm not sure if we talked much about the star field, but we've got lots of stars.
09:32:40.180 You've got the nice glow around the moon, but right off the, well, we're upside down now,
09:32:45.300 but from upside down 4 o'clock, right off the edge of the moon, looks like a planet,
09:32:49.480 that's a line of planets, there's something on the moon running to the left,
09:32:53.680 and something right off the limb of the moon to the right, and then something orange.
09:32:59.000 Uh, it looks orange, uh, to the right of that, about half the wind diameter, so, uh, but anyway, there are definitely stars, I think, uh, some of those planets, since you said we might see, we're seeing, and so, uh, in Unreal View, yeah, the moon in the foreground is one of the darkest things we see out the window, and now it's deep space behind it is, is kind of dark blue, like it looks from Earth, but we can also still see stars, it's a, uh, quite a wicked view.
09:33:29.000 He's doing the best job and I'm not going to try to add on to what he's doing, it's just, it's indescribable.
09:33:38.000 No matter how long we look at this, our brains are not processing this image in front of us.
09:33:45.000 It is absolutely spectacular, surreal, there's no adjectives, I'm going to need to invent some new ones to describe.
09:33:59.000 .
09:34:29.000 Oh, I'm going to play a theme song
09:34:56.920 from my favorite
09:34:59.380 my favorite
09:35:00.420 sci-fi
09:35:02.880 I'm just playing the theme song
09:35:20.040 from my favorite sci-fi movie ever
09:35:26.920 We are able to distinguish Mars, but we can clearly see Mars in the Earth shot.
09:35:56.920 there you go so that that's just quick sounds unlucky but you had a pretty strong start so
09:36:21.820 So we'll take it, but we'll, we'll go back to Major Tom.
09:36:28.100 Actually, right after I said that, uh, right at the South pole,
09:36:32.100 near the South pole on the Terminator, uh, Regis saw one.
09:36:37.300 What do you have against Mars?
09:36:39.840 Amazing.
09:36:48.160 Yeah, we need to, we need to travel by storm.
09:36:51.820 .
09:37:21.820 .
09:37:51.820 .
09:38:21.820 .
09:38:51.820 .
09:39:21.820 .
09:39:51.820 .
09:40:21.820 .
09:40:51.820 I should just delete my account.
09:40:59.640 I've been exposed as a round mooner. 0.98
09:41:04.740 Crazy people. 0.97
09:41:06.500 Like, what? 1.00
09:41:07.120 You're so weird.
09:41:08.680 Why?
09:41:09.180 What kind of life do you have that you come here and you accuse me?
09:41:14.520 This is what I've always wondered.
09:41:16.880 Like, who are these random people?
09:41:19.140 And like, what kind of life do you lead?
09:41:21.120 right because like i mean everyone can see me like you see like where i am or what i look like
09:41:26.160 but like what kind of person are you that you're sitting in like some weird space and you come in
09:41:31.120 here and you're like you've lost all credibility because you think that the space trip is actually
09:41:35.920 happening like what's a weird reality like what do you even look like i'm actually really curious
09:41:40.800 to know what you look like because i have i have an image in my head of like what sort of weirdo
09:41:49.120 you look like but i don't know like i've always been curious about what these trolls 0.56
09:42:19.120 Diane Daly and the Capcom here in Mission Control will be Tess Caswell.
09:42:35.160 And you can see there on your screen on the right hand side is the flight director console
09:42:39.160 and Diane Daly is in the far right of that screen and Tess Caswell the Capcom or capsule
09:42:43.360 communicator is in the far left hand of that screen like that's the thing i don't think that
09:42:57.680 person's a troll i think that person has an an unusual and it is uh continuing to grow in
09:43:03.040 Intensity, uh, the 4 o'clock position on the, uh, sorry, but the 8 o'clock position on the Earth shines and night.
09:43:13.920 Saturn has set. Mars is tracking towards the moon's horizon.
09:43:18.080 it's integrity science we copy and we're starting to see it on the vehicle stream
09:43:33.440 um looking forward to any coronal observations you can share with us
09:43:37.400 look at that that's so cool that's the other side and do you see like the red stuff
09:43:44.940 There's like red stuff
09:43:47.800 Wait
09:43:48.080 You guys see the red right
09:43:50.180 So there's like some red lines
09:43:52.760 That are like kind of like flickering here
09:43:54.920 I can't wait until we can see the actual photos
09:44:14.940 Thank you.
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09:50:14.940 ...in magnitude, and it's slowly starting to widen, starting to spread out across the horizon.
09:50:33.900 Pretty, pretty amazing view.
09:50:44.940 And Integrity Houston, great words, reminder for you, we are approaching the brightness
09:50:58.440 level at which you should no longer be using the viewfinder on the D5.
09:51:14.940 .
09:51:44.940 Uh, and then coming back together and going out towards Venus and the Earth, and depending
09:51:54.560 on how I stare at it, it looks like one, one large structure, but then it definitely has
09:52:00.820 wisp, and you can see three or four structures inside of it.
09:52:03.740 It's like watching a flame.
09:52:04.860 It's like looking at a flame, and, stand by, and, uh, and so it has some inherent movement
09:52:14.920 now there's a very bright spot there's a very bright spot uh in the center of it there's a
09:52:22.360 towering light of
09:52:26.920 there's a towering light uh and then there were like two streamers that were going 30 degrees
09:52:33.320 out from it and now it is just extremely bright
09:52:44.920 Houston, copies all.
09:52:52.920 And we copied all. We wanted to remind you at this point on the eclipse glasses.
09:52:57.920 Should be about time for those.
09:53:03.920 Oh, so they have to put on their eclipse glasses now.
09:53:06.920 No, I'm not on mute. I'm not on mute.
09:53:08.920 Houston, we copy all. We are in eclipse glasses.
09:53:11.920 It was an absolutely spectacular, magnificent experience.
09:53:15.520 Wow.
09:53:17.580 Thanks for the report.
09:53:18.960 We sure wish we were there with you.
09:53:22.200 Only four people in the history of human civilization have seen this live.
09:53:33.500 Wow.
09:53:41.920 Wow, wow, wow, wow.
09:53:44.920 That is so cool.
09:53:46.920 This is Artemis Mission Control.
09:53:48.920 The eclipse period is coming to an end.
09:53:51.920 And we did hear that call-up that the crew now has to put on those eclipse glasses
09:53:55.920 to be able to protect their eyes for this final portion of the eclipse.
09:53:59.920 And these views coming to you from the solar array wing cameras on the Orion spacecraft.
09:54:04.920 If you could give me about 20 new superlatives in the mission summary for tomorrow,
09:54:08.920 guys i feel like we will solicit input from the team
09:54:21.400 we will solicit input from the team okay so guys we're getting into
09:54:28.120 wow we're getting into the solar eclipse part of it i'll i'll bring back the music soon but like
09:54:35.560 i just wanted to hear what they were saying don't worry i'll bring the music back
09:54:40.680 in a moment but
09:54:45.320 should we go back should we go back and watch that solar eclipse again because that was like
09:54:50.600 super cool here let me go back i'll like moving now there's a very bright spot there's a
09:55:00.840 watch this again guys this is historic and integrity houston
09:55:05.560 Great words, reminder for you, we are approaching the brightness level
09:55:10.020 at which you should no longer be using the viewfinder on the D5.
09:55:21.540 Integrity copies and thanks for the heads up.
09:55:35.560 This is Artemis Mission Control.
09:55:38.480 Oh, and I think we're seeing some directionality.
09:55:40.620 Some of it is going in different directions because it appears to be moving
09:55:44.360 and recombining and recombining as it's pointing in different directions.
09:55:50.300 And some of it appears to be going, like, down toward the south pole of the moon,
09:55:55.860 but it's, and then coming back together and going out towards Venus and the Earth.
09:56:01.800 and depending on how I stare at it, it looks like one large structure,
09:56:10.580 but then it definitely has widths, and you can see three or four structures inside of it.
09:56:14.900 It's like watching a flame.
09:56:16.040 It's like looking at a flame and stand by, and so it has some inherent movement.
09:56:26.240 Now there's a very bright spot.
09:56:27.820 There's a very bright spot in the center of it.
09:56:31.800 They're the towering light of.
09:57:01.800 There's a towering light, and then there were like two streamers that were going 30 degrees
09:57:22.260 out from it, and now it is just extremely bright.
09:57:31.800 Houston, copy the whole time to get a little warm.
09:57:37.800 I'm sorry.
09:57:40.800 Oh, I can put Rick Astley back on.
09:57:42.800 Look, guys.
09:57:43.800 It's all good luck.
09:57:44.800 Look, look.
09:57:45.800 ...on the eclipse glasses.
09:57:46.800 Should be about time for those.
09:57:48.800 Thanks for the report, we sure wish we were there with you.
09:58:18.800 this is artemis mission control the eclipse period is coming to an end and we did hear that
09:58:42.660 call up that the crew now has to put on those eclipse glasses to be able to protect their
09:58:46.440 eyes for this final portion of the eclipse and these views coming to you from the solar array
09:58:51.120 wing cameras on the Orion spacecraft. We will solicit input from the team.
09:59:16.440 Hold on, it was good, it was good.
09:59:23.260 What?
09:59:46.440 come on you know it's good you know it's good
09:59:55.820 all right this is like my fourth bubbly it's grapefruit flavor today
10:00:16.440 It kind of does look like a Death Star, doesn't it?
10:00:20.440 Oh wait, I want this guy to dance!
10:00:25.440 I hope this guy dances again!
10:00:30.440 They're looking at the solar flare!
10:00:33.440 Or whatever that flare is.
10:00:43.440 Sorry!
10:00:46.440 with you after a data rate change regarding the saw three camera caution no action for you
10:00:53.560 it just got a little cool during the eclipse
10:00:56.200 wait do we know like is his name jeremy because that was actually really cool like he was he was
10:01:04.720 so good oh yeah i totally rickrolled you guys oh man okay all right all right let me change this
10:01:12.500 song let me change the song okay we'll go back to like something more chill let's go to okay
10:01:18.600 we'll go back to interstellar remix because that's more chill and it's instrumental all right
10:01:25.920 okay we copy and if you didn't copy my request for the mission summary to add about 20 new
10:01:37.460 superlatives to help my vocabulary i would appreciate it
10:01:39.860 We copied it fantastically.
10:01:53.860 And integrity science, this is basically wrapping up your fly-by-day observations.
10:01:58.860 I can't say enough how much science we've already learned and how much inspiration you've provided to our entire team,
10:02:04.860 the lunar science community and the entire world with what you were able to bring today.
10:02:08.860 today uh you really brought the moon closer for us today and we cannot say thank you enough
10:02:14.700 uh and science signing off and can't wait to talk to you tomorrow morning
10:02:18.220 oh okay so they're signing off now and they're going to sleep tomorrow morning
10:02:24.900 to the entire nasa science team uh you all really turned to when we shifted launch dates
10:02:31.080 to april 1st and you got the most incredible package together for us to go do some great
10:02:35.960 science and some great truly human experience moments here and we were well prepared and we
10:02:42.680 appreciate all of you and this is what we do best when we all come together and work as a team so
10:02:47.000 y'all knocked it out of the park thank you for giving us this opportunity
10:02:51.280 beautiful words reed thanks so much
10:02:54.700 and this is artemis mission control the observation period is starting to come to a close following
10:03:10.120 that eclipse and there on your screen you can see a look into the science evaluation room or the sir
10:03:16.720 which is embedded within mission control to provide science input and they provided that
10:03:22.120 and input throughout the flyby operations today.
10:03:26.840 They also have a back room
10:03:28.360 called the science mission operations room
10:03:30.440 that processes data, evaluates imagery,
10:03:32.560 and supports rapid analysis.
10:03:34.060 And then of course,
10:03:35.240 we have the science officer on console here
10:03:37.920 in the Artemis flight control room,
10:03:39.480 which you can see a view there
10:03:41.180 on the bottom right-hand corner of your screen.
10:03:44.120 The science officer throughout the flyby operations today
10:03:47.460 has been Kelsey Young,
10:03:48.500 who is the Artemis science flight operations lead.
10:03:52.120 and then to her left is angela garcia who will be the science officer taking over for orbit two
10:04:03.160 it's so cool
10:04:07.560 oh this is the image look at this guys so we have never seen anything like this before
10:04:13.800 Yeah. Yeah. If Armin was here, he would be speaking for the hours or so. The crew has been going through their lunar flyby observation period. And now they will wrap up that period and complete some final tasks and begin downlinking some of the amazing imagery that they've captured throughout the day, as well as some of the observations that they've recorded.
10:04:39.800 And now on your screen you're seeing a live look from the Orion spacecraft from the solar array wing cameras.
10:04:46.800 The solar eclipse period ended just a few minutes ago and during this eclipse towards the end of the flyby window
10:04:54.800 it lasted about an hour and it was when the Sun was hidden from view behind the opposite side of the moon
10:04:59.800 from the perspective of the Orion spacecraft and its crew.
10:05:03.800 And during that time, the crew saw a mostly dark moon, and they used the opportunity to analyze the solar corona, which is the sun's outermost atmosphere, while it was visible.
10:05:14.360 And then once the sun was completely out of view behind the moon, the crew looked for impact flashes, which they reported seeing multiple impact flashes, and those are flashes of light from meteoroids striking the surface of the moon.
10:05:24.980 They also looked for dust lofting above the limb or the edge of the moon, along with some
10:05:31.120 deep space targets, including planets, and they noticed Mars off to the distance.
10:05:36.020 And we also saw Venus on one of the solar ray wing cameras early on in the eclipse period.
10:05:43.320 The crew also looked at parts of the moon illuminated by Earthshine, which is the sunlight
10:05:47.360 reflected from the Earth when they come around toward the moon's nearside at the very end
10:05:52.960 of that fly-by window.
10:05:54.980 Wait, I just
10:06:23.160 want to say something really quick um like i know wait let me just pause the music so guys i know
10:06:30.280 that a lot of you are like talking about oh maybe we'll see aliens or something um and you're joking
10:06:36.020 about that um like you have you guys heard of the great filter hypothesis like i mean i i 100
10:06:45.720 percent believe an extraterrestrial life right like there's there's no way that we're the only
10:06:53.480 um we're the only like life in the universe but i think the reason that um we haven't made contact
10:07:03.720 is because of the great filter hypothesis right it's i think it's called like the the fermi
10:07:09.400 paradox or something it's actually kind of terrifying no no it's not no it's not a rick
10:07:15.480 roll i'm done rick rolling you guys i'm done rick rolling you guys like i like i 100 absolutely
10:07:22.120 believe in the existence of life um in other places in the universe right like like the universe is
10:07:29.880 so huge right like the universe is pretty much infinite
10:07:35.480 you haven't heard about that like the great filter hypothesis 100 like this is no guys i'm 100 not
10:07:40.840 like this is not a rick roll or anything um i mean i i don't know if we've made contact or not like i
10:07:47.080 can't i can't confirm that but like i do believe that there's life out there and i think that
10:07:54.440 like there is a reason why like we haven't made contact yet right i mean i could if you want i
10:08:04.760 I could find a video and play it. And it's not like some weird conspiracy thing, but it's literally
10:08:12.160 like, okay, I mean, I guess I could see if I could find like a good. Okay, I mean, let me let me share
10:08:25.920 this one here this one should be good like like it's it's honestly like um no it's no no no it's
10:08:38.560 not even that like all right let me let me just play it and then no no no no guys no rick roll
10:08:46.780 no rick roll um i already loaded the video but um like it's actually kind of insane
10:08:54.480 Enrico Fermi is one of the great physicists, legendary Italian physicists, who laid many of
10:09:00.560 the foundations of modern 20th century physics, so-called Fermi Dirac statistics and all sorts
10:09:06.720 of things. If you do a degree in physics, then you will spend a lot of time revising equations
10:09:12.320 and theories that Fermi did. One of the great legends. The Fermi paradox is probably the thing
10:09:19.360 he spent least time on, actually, is almost one throwaway remark that he delivered.
10:09:27.120 And the question is, where are they? By they, I mean aliens.
10:09:34.720 The great filter. Why civilizations may not survive.
10:09:39.600 The heart of the Fermi paradox is this. We know that we live in a big old galaxy,
10:09:48.000 in a big old universe. And let's, for the purposes of this discussion, confine ourselves to the
10:09:55.260 Milky Way galaxy. The Milky Way galaxy, we now know, has something like 400 billion suns. And
10:10:03.240 we now know that most of those suns have planetary systems around them. So trillions of planets.
10:10:09.720 The galaxy has been around for pretty much the age of the universe, 10 billion years plus.
10:10:14.200 and so there's a lot of real estate and there's been plenty of time for civilizations to develop
10:10:21.480 in the galaxy the fermi paradox at its heart is the the statement that notwithstanding the fact
10:10:31.160 that there have been billions of years on billions of worlds for civilizations to arise
10:10:40.100 we see no evidence of any of them in the galaxy at all.
10:10:45.400 So the paradox is why?
10:10:47.540 It's a paradox.
10:10:48.680 And I think it's a very good question.
10:10:51.240 It's an extremely good question.
10:10:53.380 And there can be many answers.
10:10:54.620 And the great fun or the great,
10:10:57.400 I would say the intellectual value of the Fermi Paradox.
10:11:00.540 So if we accept that we haven't seen any,
10:11:02.640 so let's accept that.
10:11:03.920 Let's accept that there isn't a UFO
10:11:06.840 sat in some warehouse in Roswell or something like that.
10:11:09.540 let's accept that we haven't seen any let's accept well we have to accept the picture that i've just
10:11:15.060 given you about the milky way galaxy and its age because that's a measurement so we know that
10:11:18.820 the question is then why how do we resolve yeah i just want to say like i really like the way that
10:11:26.660 he's explaining it because i mean yes there's a lot of theories you know the um you know someone
10:11:33.460 is saying, so KB Antikami says, US government disclosure stuff has confirmed contact with
10:11:40.420 biologicals. I want to know what she's drinking. I mean, me, I'm drinking seltzer water, unless
10:11:48.740 you're speaking about the person at NASA. I don't know what the person at NASA is drinking, but I'm
10:11:52.480 just drinking seltzer water or carbonated bubbly water. No alcohol or anything. But going back to
10:12:00.460 this. So guys, the interesting thing about this video and this theory is that what he's saying
10:12:07.900 is that, you know, let's assume there's been zero contact whatsoever. I mean, again, I don't know
10:12:13.040 if there's been contact or not. You know, we're not going to get into the internal politics of
10:12:18.680 this. But the actual theory here is really interesting in and of itself. So I just want
10:12:25.620 to share this theory with you. These apparent contradictions and paradoxes. So one answer
10:12:33.760 to the Fermi paradox, this is the idea that we don't seem to see anyone, is that no one ever
10:12:40.980 evolved. So life didn't get complex. Why might we think that? Well, what did we need to produce
10:12:50.520 our civilization on this planet. Well, on this planet, one thing we needed was time. We have
10:12:57.640 good evidence that life was present on this planet 3.8 billion years ago, perhaps even earlier. The
10:13:05.660 planet is four and a half billion years old. So we know, as a matter of fact, as an observation
10:13:12.320 on this planet, that life was present 3.8 billion years ago, but it took 3.8 billion years,
10:13:19.940 give or take a few tens of thousands of years, to go from the origin of life to a civilization.
10:13:26.140 Let's say from cell to civilization. Four billion years. That's one third of the age of the universe.
10:13:33.560 So a possible answer to the Fermi paradox, the question of why there are no civilizations,
10:13:40.040 is because the Earth is pretty much unique in the Milky Way galaxy in that it was stable enough.
10:13:48.760 the climate the conditions on earth were stable enough for long enough for life to go from cell
10:13:56.680 to civilization if you think about that's a big ask what i'm saying is on this planet
10:14:02.520 an unbroken chain of life existed for almost four billion years notwithstanding the fact that we
10:14:09.560 live in a violent universe the sun must have been stable enough for long enough we know the output
10:14:16.520 of the sun has changed over those billions of years but it's not changed so radically that it
10:14:22.440 managed to erase destroy life on earth we know that we live in a violent universe we know there
10:14:29.400 are supernova explosions all over the place it turns out that there have been no stars massive
10:14:36.680 enough to explode as a supernova in a way that would damage life on earth or erase life on earth
10:14:44.120 in this vicinity for four billion years we know that nothing has happened like we know that there
10:14:50.760 have been impacts on the earth right we know that you know i also want to point out like so for for
10:14:56.120 all the people you know who who have religious views who are watching what he's saying doesn't
10:15:02.200 contradict religion either because he's he's not actually talking about the big bang like he's not
10:15:08.760 talking about the time before. All he's saying is that the measurable amount of time for the
10:15:17.060 existence of the universe is like 10 billion years. And scientists so far can trace life
10:15:26.620 back to 4 billion years ago, right? So he's saying from the first cell to the current
10:15:36.300 civilization today took about 4 billion years. So, well, yeah, well, I mean, I mean, it could be I
10:15:44.280 mean, it could be God protecting Earth, right? Like, but he's not like, he's not giving a religious or
10:15:51.560 anti religious perspective. He's just looking at the data. He's looking at the science. He's just
10:15:58.280 looking at the math here. So that's all this is. I mean, guys, I mean, I, I, I believe in evolution,
10:16:04.640 i'm just saying but like it's just it's interesting how he's just like he's he's
10:16:14.320 basically explaining a theory from a scientific perspective he's looking at the numbers and the
10:16:22.960 data and trying to explain that universe we know there are supernova explosions all over the place
10:16:28.720 it turns out that there have been no stars massive enough to explode as a supernova in a way that
10:16:37.600 would damage life on earth or erase life on earth in this vicinity for four billion years we know
10:16:44.640 that nothing has happened which is kind of strange right like he's pointing out he's like there
10:16:48.320 hasn't been a massive supernova in the area um that that that's been big enough to wipe out the
10:16:56.720 the earth for the last 4 billion years. So basically what he's saying is that since life
10:17:02.140 was created on earth, there's been like nothing to like eradicate that life. Again, you can
10:17:09.680 interpret that however you will. He's just stating like science and facts. And guys, we're not going
10:17:16.240 to get into like a debate on like, you know, the religion versus science here. That's not the point.
10:17:22.340 the point is i just wanted to share this theory with you on on on the fermi paradox which is
10:17:29.860 some of the potential theories on why we have not like made contact with other uh like other
10:17:36.660 civilizations yet which is kind of cool it's cool it's it's like a cool think of it as like
10:17:41.300 a thought experiment it's a thought experiment as a supernova in a way that would damage life
10:17:49.140 on earth or erase life on earth in this vicinity for four billion years we know that nothing has
10:17:55.860 happened like we know that there have been impacts on the earth right we know that the famous impact
10:18:01.460 that wipes out the the large dinosaurs there's been no impact big enough to destroy the unbroken
10:18:08.180 chain or break the unbroken chain of life for four billion years so maybe maybe it's the case
10:18:15.540 that whilst there are billions of planets which may have liquid water on the surface may have
10:18:22.100 oceans that can support life it may be that none of those planets in the milky way galaxy have been
10:18:27.620 stable enough for long enough to produce a civilization so that would be a property of
10:18:32.820 the planet itself the so-called rare earth hypothesis actually i should say it's a property
10:18:38.660 of a solar system it's not really just a property of the planet it's a property of the parent star
10:18:44.180 you could ask the question well if it was a binary system for example a binary star system
10:18:48.820 many stars are binary star systems is it possible to have a planet with a stable climate
10:18:56.420 stable in up orbit in a binary star system to support an unbroken chain of life for 4 billion
10:19:02.740 years perhaps not when we talk about rare earth um i think i would like to talk about rare solar
10:19:09.540 system. Another possibility with the Fermi paradox is that it's not a paradox. They are here.
10:19:15.700 So there are intelligent civilizations out there and they are present in the solar system.
10:19:20.100 It's possible. Let's think, for example, what such an intelligence might look like. Well, who knows?
10:19:26.660 They could have sent nano machines to our solar system. There could be probes all over the place
10:19:32.900 in the solar system. But if they're the size of an iPhone, then we'd have no way of detecting them.
10:19:37.860 So it could be the technology of a sufficiently advanced alien species, a civilization, is so beyond anything we can comprehend or detect that we haven't seen it.
10:19:50.940 And we've been fooled into thinking that there are no advanced civilizations in the galaxy.
10:19:55.540 And that's certainly entirely possible.
10:19:59.580 Another possibility, another possible resolution to the Fermi paradox is just that the galaxy is so big.
10:20:07.080 the distances between stars are so great that if you imagine there's another civilization let's say
10:20:14.100 on the other side of our galaxy even if they had the most powerful radio transmitters you could
10:20:19.660 imagine or even if they'd spread out to neighboring solar systems then it may just be that the
10:20:25.380 distances are so great that the signals are diluted that we can't detect them because they're too weak
10:20:31.720 or that it's just very, very, very difficult in an engineering sense to build interstellar
10:20:39.060 spacecraft. Now, perhaps... Wait, someone told me that President Trump is live on the NASA stream?
10:20:47.640 Full-time record for the farthest distance from planet Earth. Oh, thank you. Oh my gosh. Oh my
10:20:53.180 gosh. Okay, let's go back and listen to President Trump. Astronauts looking outside the window
10:20:58.820 and really observing the lunar surface.
10:21:01.260 Oh, that's so cool.
10:21:02.100 Okay, okay, well, we'll catch President Trump.
10:21:04.100 Thank you for letting me know.
10:21:05.600 The environment affects our astronauts,
10:21:07.260 our systems in general.
10:21:08.000 Okay, we're gonna hear from President Trump.
10:21:10.500 So the answers in aviation invite you,
10:21:13.160 Chip Ma, will be cool astronaut Congress
10:21:15.100 to the Athiastra for looking for
10:21:16.880 our own function.
10:21:18.380 We help us offer two years going to
10:21:19.980 un-end history of the integrating control. 0.86
10:21:25.580 They're each provided by doing this.
10:21:27.720 filter from the earth system to inhibit cabin leak detection the edge key manual
10:21:34.080 response is still available
10:21:38.140 copy thumbs up
10:21:53.000 super cool
10:21:57.720 Ground control to Major Tom.
10:22:01.480 Let's see when President Trump shows up.
10:22:04.980 Ground control to Major Tom.
10:22:07.980 This is Artemis Mission Control.
10:22:09.480 Again, we're hearing some communication between the ground here
10:22:12.460 and the Artemis Flight Control Room in Houston, Texas,
10:22:15.440 specifically the Capcom or Capsule Communicator,
10:22:17.920 who for Orbit 2 is Tess Caswell and the crew
10:22:20.600 on board the Orion spacecraft, that spacecraft name,
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10:26:27.720 excited
10:26:46.480 let's go back
10:26:50.860 let's see how he's twirling the microphone
10:26:52.660 look at that
10:26:58.280 it's actually kind of cute oh
10:27:06.520 wait if that's the captain who's driving the spaceship
10:27:14.920 who's driving the spaceship if the captain's not there
10:27:21.720 integrity houston no action for the du1 caution we're taking a look
10:27:27.720 Okay, President Trump's almost gonna call in.
10:27:36.720 Oh, okay, okay, it's starting!
10:27:42.720 Let me stop the music.
10:27:45.720 Oh, this is so exciting!
10:27:47.720 Okay, okay, okay.
10:27:48.720 It's starting.
10:27:49.720 Wait.
10:27:50.720 They're so excited.
10:28:05.160 Hello Houston, Integrity is ready for the event.
10:28:11.680 Administrator Isaacman, this is Mission Control Houston.
10:28:14.680 Please call Integrity for a voice check.
10:28:17.880 Integrity, Jared Isaacman, com check.
10:28:20.720 Administrator Isaacman, we've got you loud and clear, sir.
10:28:30.580 How are you?
10:28:31.580 I've got you loud and clear.
10:28:34.000 Artemis II crew, we have a very special guest who wanted to be the first person to greet
10:28:38.480 you after your return from the far side of the moon.
10:28:41.600 Reed, Victor, Christina, and Jeremy, it's my honor to introduce the President of the
10:28:47.240 United States of America, President Donald J. Trump.
10:28:50.340 to you sir well thank you very much jared and you are doing a fantastic job and hello very special
10:28:57.880 today you've made history and made all america really proud incredibly proud we have a lot of
10:29:05.460 things to be proud of lately but this is there's nothing like what you're doing circling around
10:29:10.660 the moon for the first time in more than a half a century and breaking the all-time record for
10:29:16.140 the farthest distance from planet earth humans have really never seen anything like quite like
10:29:22.220 what you're doing in a manned spacecraft it's really special i want to personally salute and
10:29:27.980 congratulate commander reed weissman pilot victor glover mission specialist christina
10:29:35.020 cock and jeremy hansen and i also want to thank the entire amazing just look at their smiles look
10:29:42.220 Look how they're, okay, this is the Canadian, this guy here.
10:29:45.020 The Canadian's like, I'm just going to like go into the corner.
10:29:48.440 But, you know, President Trump was so kind.
10:29:50.700 He also, you know, thanked, you know, our Canadian astronaut, our hero, Jeremy.
10:29:57.280 But just look at the smiles on their faces.
10:29:59.880 They're so proud, especially this guy.
10:30:02.880 This guy, just like look at the smile on his face.
10:30:05.240 Look at how he's smiling.
10:30:07.500 And look at how he's smiling too.
10:30:09.480 Aw, they're heroes.
10:30:10.840 they're all heroes and they're so proud they're so happy
10:30:16.520 pilot victor glover mission specialist christina cock and jeremy hansen and i also want to thank
10:30:27.020 the entire amazing team at nasa headed by jared who's a very special guy by the way and
10:30:33.600 you all made this day possible and you've really inspired the entire world really
10:30:39.720 everybody's watching i find it incredible watch you go to the back of the moon and
10:30:45.640 people haven't been there in a long time we can say but it's going to be more prevalent because
10:30:50.040 we're going to be doing a lot of a lot of traveling and then you're going to ultimately do the whole
10:30:55.160 big trip to mars and that's going to be very exciting so you look at we had no astronaut
10:31:01.080 has been to the moon since the days of apollo program the apollo program was also very special
10:31:07.640 but that was 50 years ago, and at long last, America is back, and America is back in many ways
10:31:14.280 stronger than ever before with the hottest country anywhere in the world. The Artemis crew flew in
10:31:19.940 the most powerful rocket NASA has ever made, ever launched, traveled over a quarter of a million
10:31:25.380 miles, broke the distance record set by the legendary Apollo 13, and America is a frontier
10:31:32.280 nation and the four brave astronauts of artemis 2 are a modern day you really are modern day
10:31:39.780 pioneers all of you and one of them happens to be a neighbor you know who that is right you have a
10:31:44.700 special person over there a neighbor and we like our neighbor your mission paves the way for
10:31:52.260 america's return to the lunar surface very soon we're going all out we're doing look at that how
10:31:58.960 awesome was that president trump was like you know congratulating the canadian he's like we
10:32:05.000 like our neighbor right guys like honestly it's such a shame that like we have this like crazy
10:32:12.460 like liberal government in canada guys the liberal government does not represent me
10:32:17.060 and i honestly like this this is like the most shameful period of canadian foreign policy ever
10:32:24.600 like Mark Carney is a traitor to Canada. And like, we like, you know, as a Canadian, I've always
10:32:31.320 loved Americans, right? Like Americans have always like, always been like, not just neighbors. It's
10:32:36.940 like, you know, we're like, we're siblings, right? Like, um, and it's, it's just really,
10:32:42.660 really shameful what Mark Carney has done. Like, I don't, I don't, um, like Mark Carney doesn't
10:32:50.220 represent me. And I hate the fact that Mark Carney has like, tried to like create this division
10:32:55.620 between between Canadians and Americans, because it didn't used to exist. And it's just it's just,
10:33:01.760 it's just very, very shameful. But yeah, like, guys, so so we Canadians, we love you. We love
10:33:09.520 Americans. You know, it's basically always been like, you know, siblings, you know, yeah, sure,
10:33:14.280 we have the sibling rivalry, which is fine, whatever. That's all in good fun. But I just
10:33:20.080 i hate what the liberals are doing i also hate what doug ford and the you know progressive
10:33:24.600 conservative party in ontario are doing like i hate doug ford we already know that i'm not going
10:33:28.720 to get into that but yeah like mark carney and the federal liberals and then you know doug ford 0.97
10:33:33.220 and the progressive conservatives garbage people garbage parties i just i like they're literally 0.98
10:33:39.300 disgusting but the vast majority of like canadians like we love americans and u.s and canada like 0.99
10:33:46.120 we're still cool it's just unfortunate yeah ffdf ffdf um but look look how like when president
10:33:53.900 trump was acknowledging him like they held his hand and they were like you know you're one of us
10:33:58.140 right i love that neighbor you know who that is right yeah the neighbor the neighbor artemis two
10:34:04.580 are a modern day you really are modern day pioneers all of you and one of them happens to be a neighbor
10:34:10.420 you know who that is right you have a special person over there a neighbor and uh we like our
10:34:16.300 neighbor you know president trump is 100 pure class pure class look look how he just started
10:34:23.160 smiling oh that's so nice your mission uh paves the way for america's return to the lunar surface
10:34:31.120 very soon we're going all out we're doing everything we can and it's headed up by jared
10:34:36.380 we'll plant our flag once again and this time we won't just leave footprints we'll establish a
10:34:42.440 permanent presence on the moon and we'll push on to mars that'll be very exciting i'm waiting for
10:34:48.520 that so much i'd love to be here but maybe we won't quite make it in terms of timing but we
10:34:54.780 will be up in the moon and that's going to happen soon so america will be second to none in space
10:35:01.800 and everything else that we're doing and we will continue to lead the whole thing into the stars
10:35:08.200 this incredible journey into the stars so i just wanted an honor to speak to you and i wanted to
10:35:13.720 congratulate each and every one of you and tell me what is the most unforgettable part of this
10:35:20.120 really historic day the whole world is watching and listening please tell me
10:35:25.320 Ripeesh to Mars, yeah.
10:35:33.280 President, this call is certainly special to all of us,
10:35:35.600 and we really have a lot of faith in our administrator, Jared Isaacman, who is with you.
10:35:39.500 We appreciate his leadership in NASA and in the international community.
10:35:43.700 We are doing great things, and we are proud to be a part of it.
10:35:46.620 I have to tell you, as we came around the near side of the moon,
10:35:51.000 seeing all the sights that we've seen from Earth for all of our lives,
10:35:54.140 but we're seeing them from a different perspective and then we started to get a glimpse of the
10:35:58.220 and we saw sites oriental uh sites that no human has ever seen before not even in apollo and that
10:36:04.220 was amazing for us and then the surprise of the day we just came out of an eclipse where the sun
10:36:10.380 moon and the entire dark moon about that big right out the window that we were watching we could see
10:36:17.100 the corona of the sun and then we could see the planet train line up that's such a nerdy science
10:36:22.860 to watch this nation and this planet become a two planet species
10:36:32.060 that is fantastic you know i had a decision to make in my first term
10:36:36.860 and the decision is what are we going to do at nasa we're going to have it be revived or are we
10:36:42.700 going to close it down and i had very little hesitation and it's really great to have somebody
10:36:48.460 like jared involved because he really makes it much easier for me but it was not
10:36:52.860 even a question in my own mind. We've spent what we had to do. And then, of course, we have Space
10:37:00.380 Force. And Space Force is very much related to what you're doing. And that was my baby. That
10:37:05.560 was a very important one. And it'll turn out to be truly one of the most important, I believe,
10:37:12.060 decisions I've ever made. So we're very proud of Space Force. And we're very proud of all of you.
10:37:16.980 Does anybody else have anything to say? A lot of people listening.
10:37:22.860 oh they're so nervous oh go for it mr president to be here with you speaking about our incredible
10:37:34.000 day today i think one of the biggest highlights was coming back from the far side of the moon
10:37:39.020 and having the first glimpses of planet earth again after being out of communication for about
10:37:44.260 45 minutes it really just reminds you that was scary place we have and how important it is for
10:37:49.460 our nation to word to lead and not follow in exploring deep space i'd like to ask what was
10:37:59.460 your feeling when you had no communication zero communication all of a sudden it was cut off by
10:38:06.580 obviously your very special location what was your feeling when you had no communication a
10:38:12.420 A little bit different, perhaps.
10:38:20.560 Yes, Mr. President, it was.
10:38:23.560 I said a little prayer, but then I had to keep rolling.
10:38:25.980 I was actually recording scientific observations of the far side of the moon.
10:38:30.140 You know, that is actually the time when we were the farther and the closest to the moon.
10:38:34.900 And so we were really able to make some of our most detailed observations of the far side of the moon up close.
10:38:40.820 and so we were busy up here working really hard and i must say it was actually quite nice
10:38:47.060 did you see a difference a big difference between the far side of the moon and the
10:38:51.700 near side of the moon was there a difference in feel or difference in look what did you see
10:38:59.300 oh they gave the mic to the canadian oh well mr president we certainly did and uh
10:39:07.380 our site really set us up well to understand what they thought we might see and the the
10:39:13.540 gravitational pull of the earth has had a profound effect on the near side of the moon changing all
10:39:19.380 those dark maris those dark patches of the moon you see from earth it's very different on the far
10:39:24.340 side while you see some small patches of those mari in deep craters it's very much absent on
10:39:30.020 that side so that's really neat and while i have the microphone sir i just want to thank you on
10:39:35.060 behalf of Canada. The space leadership you spoke of from America is truly is extraordinary. I've
10:39:41.700 said this many times before, a nation that leads like that and then creates and sets big goals for
10:39:48.020 humanity that brings other countries along with it is truly incredible. And I know that's a very
10:39:53.220 intentional, not a necessary decision, intentional decision to lead by example and to allow other
10:40:00.100 countries like canada to share our gifts and help you achieve these mutually beneficial goals like
10:40:06.420 establishing a presence on the moon and eventually going to mars and canadians are so proud to be a
10:40:12.100 part of this program we are well i have to say i spoke to a very special person wayne gretzky who
10:40:18.980 i think you know the great one and i spoke to your prime minister and many other friends i
10:40:24.340 have in canada they are so proud of you and you have a lot of courage i'm not sure if they'd want
10:40:30.580 to do that i'm not even sure if the great one would want to do that to be honest with you but
10:40:34.900 you have a lot of courage doing what you're doing a lot of bravery and a lot of
10:40:38.420 a lot of genius but they're very very proud of you
10:40:52.420 no one knows what to say they're so nervous they're being so polite
10:41:10.660 they're just they're being so respectful
10:41:23.720 i think they're waiting for president trump to say something
10:41:29.580 oh maybe they lost touch they could have lost touch maybe
10:41:40.660 Administrator Alex, just get a quick comm check, make sure you guys are still on the
10:41:47.960 line and we didn't have a handover.
10:41:50.340 That's what it was.
10:41:51.340 I am.
10:41:52.340 Yes, I am.
10:41:57.340 Integrity and back over to you, Mr. President.
10:41:59.340 So respectful.
10:42:00.340 It is a long distance, it's a long ways, the reception's been great, there's a little
10:42:08.340 bit of about a nine second delay but uh no i just had a uh a statement for i don't know what you
10:42:15.260 heard but uh i was just saying can i can i just say the fact that they are literally by the moon
10:42:22.040 and you know they're like 250 000 miles away from the earth and it's only a nine second delay like
10:42:32.360 that's insane that they've traveled for five days and when it comes to like the comms it's only like
10:42:39.800 a nine second delay like that blows my mind like the the amount of like technology and math and
10:42:47.640 physics that goes into that like that's insane that's insane and they're live and they're live
10:42:55.240 streaming at the same time like guys we're living in historic times i think they're very proud of
10:43:05.000 you're a brilliant person from canada on the ship a friend of mine and he's very proud of
10:43:11.080 him and the prime minister i spoke to they're very very honored that uh you have a courageous
10:43:18.120 person from canada you have a lot of courageous people from canada so it was very nice i'm not
10:43:22.600 sure if you heard me say that but it was very nice yes mr president we heard that and we do
10:43:33.400 love our jeremy hanson we love all our canadian astronauts uh jenny gibbons josh kutrick they're
10:43:38.440 just great people and they're such a welcome addition to our core great well i i really look
10:43:44.360 forward to when we can i look forward to seeing you in the oval office i'll ask jared to bring
10:43:51.480 you over and i'll ask for your autograph because i don't really ask for autographs much but you
10:43:57.480 deserve that you really are something everybody's talking about this and i look forward to having
10:44:03.240 you in the oval office at the white house and we will celebrate your incredible achievements
10:44:09.640 and triumphs this is big this is really big stuff the whole world is talking about it and
10:44:15.160 if you have the time i will certainly find the time i've been pretty busy also as you know but
10:44:20.280 but I will absolutely find the time and we'll get together
10:44:23.780 and I'm going to be giving you a big salute
10:44:27.120 on behalf of the American people and beyond that.
10:44:38.100 Thank you for that, Mr. President.
10:44:39.660 When you want us, we will be there.
10:44:42.260 And thank you for your leadership.
10:44:44.200 Thank you to Jared for his leadership.
10:44:46.300 Really, thank you for taking the time out today to visit NASA.
10:44:48.940 really special for us but it's really special for the team on the ground. A whole team of people
10:44:53.340 all around the world pulled this off and we just want to say thank you to all of you for this.
10:44:57.900 It is the thrill and honor of a lifetime to have been on this journey. Today was amazing but this
10:45:02.700 three-year journey has been amazing and it was made possible by the American people
10:45:08.380 and the Canadian people and we're so grateful to you all. Thank you very much.
10:45:11.980 well thank you very much and jared congratulations we'll see you soon and i know that you have mars
10:45:19.260 very much in your mind so we'll start thinking about that pretty soon i think and
10:45:23.660 thank you congratulations to everybody i'll see you at the oval office thank you for your
10:45:29.100 time mr president it's been an honor oval office very much bye integrity this is houston acr that
10:45:37.660 concludes the event thank you oh that was so cool integrity we are now resuming operational audio
10:45:47.900 communications oh my gosh okay
10:46:01.500 i can't remember who uh told me that this was happening but someone in the chat mentioned this
10:46:07.660 whoever it was thank you wait let me know who like if you're still watching let me know in
10:46:13.860 the comments because i remember like someone mentioned this and then i panicked and i went
10:46:19.880 and i found it but i never actually shared your comment and now i don't remember
10:46:26.000 your user handle integrity houston great job on the event just a heads up we are on track
10:46:33.820 to start the next event on time at 4 was it no it was like i feel like it was like some random
10:46:40.640 account that started with like x or something like it was it was an account that was just like
10:46:45.880 a bunch of like letters and number well that's the one that i saw anyway
10:46:50.180 and then i went and i checked and i was like oh that's amazing but by the time i came back
10:46:57.220 the comment had already scrolled by so i couldn't this is artemis mission control in houston texas
10:47:02.860 couldn't like just had a public affairs event with President Donald Trump and the crew on board the
10:47:11.100 Orion spacecraft and coming up in about 10 minutes there will be another public affairs event that
10:47:17.740 event taking place at a mission elapsed time of five days four hours and 15 minutes currently on
10:47:24.980 your screen you're seeing a look at the Artemis real-time orbit website which provides updates
10:47:30.460 on the velocity as well as the i mean navajo will give you credit obviously because navajo you're
10:47:35.260 great so absolutely everyone everyone crew including read wise everyone put an n in the
10:47:43.340 comments for navajo um to appreciate navajo letting us know but i feel like there was someone else as
10:47:54.620 well can't remember but everyone put an end in the chat for navajo navajo appreciation
10:48:01.980 but there was there was someone else i just i can't remember who
10:48:07.500 because i did see a comment from someone else as well but navajo apparently was was
10:48:12.780 you know letting us know so and for navajo
10:48:16.460 yeah we don't care about carney i don't care prime minister carney calls like his voice is so like
10:48:25.840 annoying i don't want to hear it um all right okay so we could do you want to go back to the
10:48:32.680 fermi paradox it it could have been you i don't know it could have been you were you telling me
10:48:43.880 about it? I mean, everyone put an I as well. I can't remember who it was. I apologize.
10:48:56.100 Just everyone put like, like all the letters, all the letters, just appreciate everyone.
10:49:02.080 Just appreciate everyone for everything that they're doing.
10:49:06.080 Oh, what are they doing now? Wait, what's he holding? What's that in his hand?
10:49:13.880 and read we are able to support keeping the fan speed in this config happy to
10:49:20.100 keep it here to collect data there we go see there you go that's how we do it
10:49:26.420 just just put the alphabet in the top for everyone we copy and we love seeing
10:49:39.980 those smiles yeah that's how that's that's this is how we do it just put all the alphabet for
10:49:55.960 everyone wait is there something else happening is there like a press conference happening now
10:50:04.160 something else? This is all in the ocean. Yeah, okay. You guys are funny. Okay, we need some
10:50:22.780 music here. We need some good music. Iran's former supreme leader Ayatollah Khamenei is
10:50:39.500 dead
10:50:46.060 ayatollah khamenei is dead
10:50:57.980 There's no sound.
10:51:08.060 They're not hearing anything right now.
10:51:15.520 There's no sound. 0.83
10:51:27.980 I have to love, honey mate, is dead, is dead, is dead, is dead, is dead, is dead, is dead, 0.92
10:51:54.980 Thank you. 0.96
10:52:24.980 We'll be right back.
10:52:54.980 We'll be right back.
10:53:24.980 OK 0.98
10:53:44.860 Is dead
10:53:45.260 I adore
10:53:49.460 Mushare
10:53:51.160 Is dead
10:53:52.780 Go ahead
10:53:59.240 Just want to make sure we have the
10:54:07.480 Configure the alpha 3D storage area
10:54:09.600 3 minutes from the next event so three minutes to enjoy the music
10:54:38.420 This is Artemis, Michigan Hall in Houston, Texas.
10:54:41.860 You can see a live look of the Artemis 2 crew inside the O'Brien spacecraft cabin
10:54:46.540 as they prepare for another public affairs downlink event.
10:54:49.600 Here on your screen is CSA Ashraf Jeremy Hansen along with NASA Ashraf Pete Wiseman
10:54:53.980 and Ashraf Victor Glover, pop it up.
10:55:00.000 Earlier today, the crew completed their lunar fly-by observation period
10:55:04.260 during which the Orion spacecraft and its crew passed approximately 4,000 to 6,000 miles from the moon
10:55:11.020 and provided the astronauts with a full-disk view of the lunar surface.
10:55:15.220 And from that higher vantage point, the astronauts were able to observe both poles and large-scale geological features in a single view.
10:55:23.940 Towards the tail end of that observation period, they also were able to see an eclipse.
10:55:28.560 and that eclipse period lasted about an hour
10:55:31.860 was when the sun was hidden from view
10:55:33.940 behind the opposite side of the moon
10:55:35.520 from the perspective of Orion.
10:55:40.000 Since then, the crew have been working
10:55:41.540 to clean up some of their observations
10:55:43.040 and transfer some of the data and imagery
10:55:44.820 down to the ground to begin processing
10:55:47.060 and the science team will take a look at that imagery
10:55:49.340 as it comes down ahead of the post-war by-by conference
10:55:53.140 tomorrow with the crew following its peak period.
10:55:55.160 Now we are standing by for a second public affairs list taking place in a bottom line.
10:56:25.160 Oh
10:56:55.160 Grounds control to Major Tom.
10:56:57.600 Integrity, this is Houston.
10:56:59.160 Are you ready for the event?
10:57:02.360 Grounds control to Major Tom.
10:57:06.320 Houston, Integrity is ready for the event.
10:57:10.300 Administrator Isaacman, this is Mission Control Houston.
10:57:13.100 Please call Integrity for a voice check.
10:57:15.820 Integrity, Jared Isaacman, com check.
10:57:17.760 administrator isaacman we've got you loud and clear up here
10:57:27.360 i've got you loud and clear and uh let's see if we can top that last po event that was pretty
10:57:35.800 special there's no way you can talk to uh spend the next 20 minutes doing q a from uh a number
10:57:45.240 has been submitted and we are going to start with one from me you uh you all have spent years uh
10:57:55.240 preparing for this moment and imagining what it must be like when you look down at the moon
10:58:02.360 at the lunar surface uh oh no it's not carney surprised you all that you did not anticipate
10:58:08.840 okay no it's just a q a it's a q a we're good we're good
10:58:15.240 okay i like the q a i'm good with the q a
10:58:26.520 what's that is that like while she dies administrator great to chat with you uh just
10:58:32.040 something that just shocked me because really using imagery and just the three dimensionality
10:58:38.440 of it you know from your experience of seeing the earth from space how it just seems different and
10:58:43.720 and you look out in depth of things.
10:58:46.680 And when we were on the far side of the moon,
10:58:48.480 looking back at earth, it was just so obvious.
10:58:51.020 You had this sphere out in front of you with the moon
10:58:54.240 and this three-dimensional,
10:58:57.060 you really felt like you weren't in a capsule.
10:58:59.060 You'd been transported to the far side of the moon
10:59:01.220 and it really just bent your mind.
10:59:03.820 It was an extraordinary human experience.
10:59:06.260 I'm so grateful for it.
10:59:13.720 Integrity, Jared, anyone else want to answer that one?
10:59:33.040 You know, we had an amazing launch, the SLS is quite a powerful rocket and got us into
10:59:39.140 a 1200 by uh you know eventually a 100 mile orbit and clearly powered speed and then we did our
10:59:45.860 translunary injection and we were going quite fast and so with all of that speed though it still took
10:59:50.980 us days to get here and so the scope of all of the things to a 321 foot tall rocket was amazing it
10:59:59.380 just puts the you know the the power required to do this in perspective but then even with all that
11:00:04.340 power and to to get to those velocities it still took us days and the breadth of the distance we
11:00:10.980 had to cover watching the distance from earth count up and the distance from the moon count down
11:00:15.780 was one of the most surprising things i've enjoyed
11:00:22.660 well as i was trying to formulate an answer at first i of anything because there are so many
11:00:29.460 things to choose from I'll try to just narrow it down but I'm gonna go with
11:00:34.500 something we did yesterday a manual flight test objective where we just
11:00:40.860 basically got to sit at the vehicle it was Jeremy and I this time and just
11:00:45.720 drive drive around using the rotational hand controller basically just drive it
11:00:49.980 with the stick and how well it handled how tight the control algorithms were
11:00:55.380 and watching it respond when we actually degraded it on purpose
11:01:00.060 by going into three degrees of freedom control,
11:01:02.500 by actually inhibiting some of the jets,
11:01:04.280 which even though we have jet redundancy, of course,
11:01:07.380 for each other and these complicated algorithms.
11:01:09.100 So it was just amazing to be in a deep space spacecraft
11:01:13.280 and just be flying it around by hand.
11:01:16.320 The one other thing I'll say is how fast it has gone by.
11:01:20.800 I'm not ready to go home.
11:01:22.440 I can't believe that something this cramped of quarters can fly by and still be fun every single minute.
11:01:31.500 And I'll just close out with, I think, just scale, Jared, is the thing that is just blowing my mind.
11:01:38.400 You know, you flew Polaris Dawn to some amazing apogee numbers.
11:01:43.800 And on the International Space Station, we're 250 nautical miles up.
11:01:47.960 And that's the most beautiful view I think a human could ever experience.
11:01:51.740 and we are dealing with numbers that are 250,000 miles and every time Mission Control points to
11:01:57.420 this vehicle either at the moon or at Earth, and it reminds me every day that humans have to go,
11:02:04.020 we've got to explore, we've got to go further to expand our knowledge, expand our horizons and
11:02:09.120 every time we take another step forward, it makes the world seem a little bit smaller and a little
11:02:13.400 bit more manageable and just putting these numbers in perspective, it is impossible as a human to
11:02:18.000 look at these displays and comprehend them and and but here we are and nasa is doing this an
11:02:24.240 international team is doing this and they're doing it very well excellent words integrity so uh a
11:02:30.880 uh certainly a very wild insertion orbit i can imagine the contrast between uh perigee and
11:02:36.400 apogee the scale of the scale of it all the 3d uh uh seeing the moon come alive and then certainly
11:02:43.040 manual control while every every dragon crew for uh the last five years is very jealous uh on that
11:02:50.000 okay so we're going to uh we're going to questions here um this one you are you uh the
11:02:57.120 The Artemis II crew inspire all of us, but what inspires you?
11:03:11.380 I think as you get older, your answer to that question changes a lot.
11:03:16.220 Certainly when I was a young boy and a young man just dancing an airplane flying overhead,
11:03:21.980 to me that really lit a fire in me.
11:03:23.600 And then I think when you you reach your middle age, it's just it is interesting to watch leadership throughout the world kind of change the course of human.
11:03:32.200 You can watch that unfold. And now now that I'm I'm just a little bit over 50, you'll be there soon.
11:03:38.320 Now that I'm just a little bit over 50, I mean, it all ties back to just family.
11:03:42.000 And you you understand just how much you the people that you surround yourself with.
11:03:48.080 And that is really every every night when you go to bed, that's really what you end up thinking.
11:03:52.180 At least that's what I end up thinking.
11:03:53.600 thank you all right so uh here's a question it's a good one so for the artemis 3 crew
11:04:07.740 what is the first uh what is the advice you would pass along for the next astronauts that will go in
11:04:13.960 Orion? That's a great question, Jared. We've actually been thinking about the Artemis II,
11:04:29.340 sorry, the Artemis III crew since we were assigned as the Artemis II crew. It was the beginning of
11:04:35.060 how we came up with how we wanted to fly this mission, how we wanted to buy down risk for the
11:04:40.100 program and values as a crew and so uh you know over the over the course of these three years
11:04:45.880 we've taken a lot of notes so we've almost got a book to hand them but i think a few practical
11:04:50.340 things you know just sitting here that we've been living for the past six days uh how you pack is a
11:04:56.660 huge impact to how you will live on the journey and so things like food and your hygiene products
11:05:02.780 uh and then you know yeah you you know what's going on with our waste management system um the
11:05:09.100 the technology that we have practicing that and being familiar with that and being being prepared
11:05:13.980 mentally i used it on the station i used it at home guys okay so a lot of you have been asking
11:05:20.940 about the dude on the left so um he's not trying to sleep so okay so first of all these three here
11:05:29.420 right uh they're americans that's why they're standing straight this guy is canadian that's
11:05:37.440 why he's sideways because the gravity, right? So as a Canadian, the gravitational pull from Canada
11:05:46.640 is different than the gravitational pull coming from the United States, right? So that's why he's
11:05:55.960 sideways because as a Canadian, he's experiencing a different type of gravitational pull, right?
11:06:03.760 Because that's the difference between being Canadian and American.
11:06:07.060 So the American gravitational pull is this way, and the Canadian gravitational pull is this way.
11:06:15.180 Right?
11:06:16.760 Because the guy's probably a flat earther.
11:06:19.540 Like, he probably believes the Earth is flat.
11:06:22.320 That's why.
11:06:23.040 That's why, like, you know, the Americans are this way, and then the other, the Canadian is this way.
11:06:28.840 So he's probably, like, a flat earther.
11:06:33.760 I don't know.
11:06:38.540 He's just chilling.
11:06:40.380 No, you know what?
11:06:41.480 He did that.
11:06:42.280 He did that because when President Trump was speaking,
11:06:44.740 he wanted to kind of be like out of the way.
11:06:48.120 But, you know, there you go.
11:06:50.200 So he's just chilling.
11:06:51.440 He's just chilling, right?
11:06:52.400 That's just the Canadian flat earther astronaut.
11:06:56.440 Remember, the gravitational pull as a Canadian
11:07:00.040 is different than the gravitational pull as an american so that's why the americans are this way
11:07:06.300 and canada is this way i hope that answers the question training but i'll be honest i wasn't
11:07:13.240 really prepared to have to use it for over half the mission and uh but you know we adapt and
11:07:17.560 overcome and so i can't wait to talk to that crew i'm glad you said it or else i was we uh
11:07:24.480 we definitely have to fix some of the plumbing
11:07:29.280 okay this is from merriam webster it's a wordy one here so you are going to be
11:07:35.440 well you've already surpassed more than 250 000 miles from earth
11:07:39.760 farther than any human has gone before so what are some
11:07:43.360 words that come to mind when you try to wrap your mind around this
11:07:47.280 very unique experience i'll be honest with you the main word because superlatives just don't do it
11:08:03.600 justice is humility we would never be here if it weren't for so many people that came before us
11:08:11.120 starting with Neil Armstrong, Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan, civil rights movement leaders,
11:08:20.160 everyone who worked on this spacecraft. Before we got here in our three years of training,
11:08:24.880 we went all over the country and even to our European and Canadian partners
11:08:29.440 to see the people who have put their hands on this hardware, the millions of parts from every valve,
11:08:35.200 from every valve to this entire thing the people that put on harnesses every day to rig it up in
11:08:41.520 the vab there is wait guys when i when i was explaining why the americans were straight and
11:08:49.440 the canadian was flat did you guys think it's being serious no no i was like joking from the
11:08:58.640 the beginning oh no oh no i think i think i was being too serious i think i was explaining it
11:09:05.180 too seriously did you guys actually think i was i was giving like a legitimate explanation
11:09:10.740 no okay okay good because i was like joking from the beginning
11:09:18.140 oh oh no I was being too serious oh no oh no okay okay you know you know you know okay so 0.93
11:09:34.360 so do you know why I'm convincing no guys don't feel stupid no no no it's okay listen if you 0.97
11:09:41.880 thought I was convincing. That's okay. Guys, remember, I was a politician for 10 years. 0.98
11:09:50.860 There's a reason why politicians are like literally the most hated profession,
11:09:56.160 right? Because they're literally trained to lie. There's very few good politicians.
11:10:02.380 There's a reason I have a lot of respect for, you know, President Trump and Marco Rubio and
11:10:08.520 Lindsey Graham and Pete Hegseth and Ted Cruz, right? There's very few good politicians.
11:10:17.800 The vast majority of them are just trained to lie. Now, I never lied. I never said anything
11:10:23.900 that I never agreed with, right? Sometimes I had to do whatever because I didn't want to get
11:10:30.120 fat fuck Doug Ford angry. But ultimately, at the end, one of the reasons that he kicked me 0.99
11:10:37.220 out of the party is because I was like, you know what, I'm just done with FFDF's garbage nonsense.
11:10:42.560 But anyway, so most of them lie, but I never did. But I still, you know, I still had a lot of media 0.64
11:10:49.380 training. So sometimes I forget. Yeah, you're right. Like, like, I used to be a lawyer. So I
11:10:56.000 went from like the frying pan into the fire. Right. And now now I'm like, you know, thankfully,
11:11:02.420 i'm like neither anymore like i'm not a practicing lawyer uh not a politician anymore right thank god
11:11:09.520 because i you know i got i you know i i escaped from hell let's put it this way i escaped from
11:11:14.040 hell but um yeah i guess sometimes when i explain something i forget that if i say it with a serious
11:11:20.380 face but okay i legitimately thought that you guys would know that if i'm like talking about
11:11:27.760 the gravitational pull of like america versus the gravitational pull of canada you would know that
11:11:34.680 i'm joking oh no i feel terrible i'm sorry i'm sorry okay i'll keep that in mind they all passed
11:11:44.260 the record we definitely didn't pass the record up here alone so this is actually very similar
11:11:53.260 to the question uh the president united states i'm glad most of you knew i was joking but during
11:11:58.700 the quiet moments on your journey when you were out of contact with everyone here on earth what
11:12:04.860 were some of the that's a good theory that is a good theory your mind most
11:12:08.060 yeah as victor said earlier when we were on the far side of the moon and and out of contact with
11:12:25.600 planet earth we all knew it and it was a milestone we saw earth disappear your set
11:12:31.580 but we were so busy with the science and we have such faith in our our vehicle integrity such
11:12:39.300 faith faith in mission control that we were just at complete peace and just doing our job
11:12:44.760 and just trying to do a good job to collect as much science data as we could while we were on
11:12:50.860 the far side of the moon and we were just giddy in here like of our lives he's being a bit humble
11:12:57.100 but as soon as we went out of calm with planet earth we did have maple cookies as we just
11:13:03.400 gathered together for about 30 seconds each one of us had a maple cream cookie and then right back
11:13:08.160 into the science but we had to take a moment to honor to honor that time going behind earth
11:13:12.920 and it was a very or i'm sorry going behind the moon and out of touch with earth and that was a
11:13:17.200 very surreal moment for this group guys remember we experienced that live as well remember so the
11:13:23.160 moment that they went behind the moon and they lost contact we were actually watching that on
11:13:30.820 iran revolution live um moon edition um and it was just so surreal and then we were like honestly
11:13:39.720 is maple cookie a canadian thing yeah maple cookies are delicious maple cookies are delicious
11:13:46.920 we also have maple donuts but we literally have maple cookies and they look like maple leaves and
11:13:54.720 they have maple in the middle of them and and yeah they're like absolutely delicious
11:14:01.240 like yeah maple cookies with like cream in the middle right yeah this this is a thing
11:14:09.640 this is a thing and we love maple cookies they're delicious
11:14:13.140 we also have ketchup flavored chips which you guys don't have this is why
11:14:20.520 I don't know if I could ever be American because we have ketchup chips and there's no ketchup
11:14:24.980 chips in America and I don't know if I could ever live in a country that doesn't have ketchup
11:14:29.400 flavored chips I'm just saying ketchup chips are like like I don't know I don't know how you guys
11:14:37.700 exists without ketchup chips and also all dressed we also have ketchup chips and then we have all
11:14:44.160 dressed chips all right yeah ketchup chips
11:14:52.160 copy that copy uh good maple cookies on the far side and how has this journey changed uh how has
11:15:03.480 journey already changed the way you see our home planet and humanity's future among the stars
11:15:24.040 yeah we we have dill pickle there's so many directions they're pretty good with that
11:15:28.200 and i just you know i i think that there's you know but i think real impact is local and that's
11:15:38.700 an instant man to see the earth as an entire thing and look at it and to see it all at once
11:15:45.720 my daughter's you know i'm not a fan anyway so i don't care about can impact directly the people
11:15:52.600 that i can touch that i can speak to hug and and show love and gratitude toward um is the the thing
11:16:01.160 that i think is going to change and last and you also talked about the the future that we're going
11:16:07.920 to have in the stars and you know this mission i think we swung for the fence and launched on our
11:16:13.940 first try after learning a lot earlier this year but i think it set the stage for us to go out and
11:16:19.140 continue to swing for the fence hard in our Orion SLS and ground systems programs to go and get the
11:16:25.100 next one teed up so that that crew can knock it off out of the park. And so I have huge expectations
11:16:31.200 for what's coming next. Good words. Are you feeling homesick for Earth?
11:16:49.140 I will tell you, last in my eyes, I did start thinking about getting home.
11:16:56.640 It's not homesickness at all, but the first time probably in three years, I let my mind get past the moon and back towards home, and I had to catch myself right there.
11:17:05.860 You're an operator just like we are, and you know that is the place to be when you're up here.
11:17:10.200 We've got to look one step ahead.
11:17:12.900 What's next?
11:17:13.640 What's our next burn?
11:17:14.500 How are we setting up our trajectory to get home?
11:17:16.420 And we are going to do that.
11:17:17.280 we are locked in and we are definitely excited for the second half of this mission and we
11:17:22.380 are on guard.
11:17:23.480 We are the first crew to fly this vehicle.
11:17:26.040 We are ready for any contingency in any scenario and we are going to stay locked in every second
11:17:30.400 until we are back on that Navy ship and then home reunited with our families.
11:17:35.820 And copy that.
11:17:36.820 Astronauts like being in space.
11:17:38.020 That checks out.
11:17:40.020 okay there's a lot of questions from the space photography community how are the pictures going
11:17:48.740 so far well we all love getting our hands on cameras and our eyes behind the lens here
11:18:05.380 because we're just trying to share the incredible things that we're seeing and that's obviously the
11:18:09.940 the best way we can try to do that I've been into night sky photography for a
11:18:15.100 long time and so the dream come true for me I have thought specifically to that
11:18:21.340 community the time lapses I've been trying to get those are a little tougher
11:18:25.060 because we have a very dynamic vehicle it's not like being on ISS where you
11:18:28.820 can get the city lights below and the auroras and the the spinning stars
11:18:32.620 around the north star there's a lot going on so but what we got to matter is out of this world
11:18:41.740 uh when we viewed that eclipse that was the one time we all said we literally cannot capture
11:18:49.500 this with a camera everything else i think we've been able to we've really put our hearts and minds
11:18:55.840 into making sure we understand so that we can bring that home to everyone but um having to set
11:19:02.300 the low light features for earth shine on the moon while it's in a clip that was a new one i
11:19:09.320 had to dig deep in my book for that one and thanks for the iphones they've been working great
11:19:15.080 very glad to hear that and uh there are a couple billion people back here on earth
11:19:22.520 they're talking a lot about earth shine but they're not talking about moonshine
11:19:27.020 and i wonder why that is like why are they not talking about moonshine
11:19:31.500 they're extremely excited to uh look at the the imagery you've captured up there
11:19:46.420 okay well uh i want to i want to thank you all integrity uh so reed victor christina jeremy
11:19:54.460 on behalf of nasa and space loving people across the world thank you for taking us with you to
11:20:02.300 the moon thank you for uh thank you for your courage all of your beautiful words that we've
11:20:10.500 heard uh you represent the absolute best of us we are proud of you and we look forward to
11:20:16.780 welcoming you welcoming you back safely to the good earth very soon godspeed and go artemis 2
11:20:24.460 Thank you so much, Administrator.
11:20:31.020 We are just proud to be a part of this team, doing our work every day, and we are supported
11:20:35.400 by a huge world of humans, and we are just honored to be a part of that.
11:20:40.220 Thank you.
11:20:41.220 We'll see you soon.
11:20:44.800 Integrity, this is Houston ACR.
11:20:48.000 That concludes the event.
11:20:51.000 Thank you.
11:20:52.400 to all participants integrity we are now resuming operational audio com
11:21:22.400 okay so the live stream is over all right do you want do you guys want me to go back to brian cox
11:21:36.680 is that something that you're actually interested in like like do you actually want me to play the
11:21:41.640 rest of the fermi paradox theory or should i just like call it a night what do you guys want
11:21:50.180 I mean I could play the rest of it if you want there's we we only got seven minutes in and it's
11:21:58.840 like a 23 minute video so there's probably like I don't know like another seven minutes like 20
11:22:04.080 minutes or something it was it interesting yeah you guys want me to do that I mean I could just
11:22:15.220 play it and then like I can play it and then turn off my camera and then call it a night
11:22:21.020 and then whenever it's done um I can just like I'll just I'll just turn off the live stream
11:22:26.980 right so I won't be here to comment on it but okay all right let's do that so I will I will
11:22:33.080 bring that up um I'll play that for you guys no problem but then after that I'm just like
11:22:38.320 it's just gonna be like the end show so so no music for tonight okay
11:22:42.500 Okay.
11:23:12.500 I'm done. I'm done. I'm done. I'm done. I'm done. I'm done. I'm done. I'm done. I'm so done.
11:23:30.860 Oh my gosh. Okay. All right. But, but for real, I will play the rest of the video for you guys.
11:23:37.320 um I'm gonna I I you know what I'm probably I don't want Armin to get um like copyrighted
11:23:47.320 so if you're watching on Armin's channel uh you know come over to to my YouTube channel
11:23:53.420 because I don't want him to get a copyright strike um just in case because I I am I am
11:23:59.660 gonna play the rest I'm gonna turn off my video um and we'll just watch it and then when it's done
11:24:05.520 I will just end the live stream because I do have to go to bed.
11:24:09.680 It's getting late.
11:24:11.680 So, all right.
11:24:12.300 If you're watching on Armin's channel, just come to mine so you can watch the rest.
11:24:17.740 But this is like the official end of Iran Revolution live stream.
11:24:24.180 All right, guys.
11:24:25.380 I will see you guys tomorrow.
11:24:29.800 Thank you for tuning in to Day 100.
11:24:31.840 Guys, the only reason I Rick-rolled you guys so much is because it's literally day 100.
11:24:36.580 So I just had to.
11:24:37.480 It's day 100.
11:24:38.740 Anyways, thanks, everyone, for tuning in.
11:24:45.460 I'm Israel Chai.
11:24:47.060 God bless America.
11:24:48.440 And we'll see you guys tomorrow.
11:24:49.680 And, yeah, here's the rest of the theory.
11:24:52.520 You know what?
11:24:52.860 Let me just play it from the beginning because we were only, like, seven minutes in.
11:24:57.600 So I'll just play this from the beginning, and then we'll see you guys tomorrow.
11:25:00.940 Enrico Fermi is one of the great physicists, legendary Italian physicists, who laid many
11:25:06.940 of the foundations of modern 20th century physics, so-called Fermi Dirac statistics and all sorts of
11:25:13.260 things. If you do a degree in physics then you will spend a lot of time revising equations and
11:25:18.940 theories that Fermi did. One of the great legends. The Fermi paradox is probably the thing he spent
11:25:26.460 least time on actually it's almost one throwaway remark that he delivered and the question is um
11:25:35.660 where are they by they i mean aliens the great filter why civilizations may not survive
11:25:45.820 the the heart of the fermi paradox is this we know that we live in a big old galaxy
11:25:54.460 in a big old universe. And let's, for the purposes of this discussion, confine ourselves to the
11:26:01.740 Milky Way galaxy. The Milky Way galaxy, we now know, has something like 400 billion suns. And
11:26:09.720 we now know that most of those suns have planetary systems around them. So trillions of planets.
11:26:16.200 The galaxy has been around for pretty much the age of the universe, 10 billion years plus.
11:26:20.680 And so there's a lot of real estate and there's been plenty of time for civilizations to develop in the galaxy.
11:26:29.320 The Fermi paradox at its heart is the statement that notwithstanding the fact that there have been billions of years on billions of worlds for civilizations to arise,
11:26:46.580 we see no evidence of any of them in the galaxy at all.
11:26:51.840 So the paradox is why.
11:26:54.060 It's a paradox.
11:26:55.180 And I think it's a very good question.
11:26:57.720 It's an extremely good question.
11:26:59.860 And there can be many answers.
11:27:01.100 And the great fun or the great,
11:27:03.880 I would say the intellectual value of the Fermi paradox.
11:27:07.040 So if we accept that we haven't seen any,
11:27:09.120 so let's accept that.
11:27:10.400 Let's accept that there isn't a UFO
11:27:13.340 sat in some warehouse in Roswell or something like that.
11:27:16.020 Let's accept that we haven't seen any.
11:27:17.780 Let's accept, well, we have to accept the picture
11:27:21.100 that I've just given you about the Milky Way galaxy
11:27:22.980 and its age, because that's a measurement.
11:27:24.660 So we know that.
11:27:25.520 The question is then, why?
11:27:27.300 How do we resolve these apparent contradictions
11:27:30.480 and paradoxes?
11:27:32.820 So one answer to the Fermi paradox,
11:27:36.220 this is the idea that we don't seem to see anyone,
11:27:39.300 is that no one ever evolved.
11:27:42.540 So life didn't get complex.
11:27:45.400 why might we think that well what did we need to produce our civilization on this planet well on
11:27:53.320 this planet one thing we needed was time we have good evidence that life was present on this planet
11:28:01.800 3.8 billion years ago perhaps even earlier the planet is four and a half billion years old
11:28:08.200 So we know, as a matter of fact, as an observation on this planet, that life was present 3.8 billion
11:28:16.440 years ago. But it took 3.8 billion years, give or take a few tens of thousands of years, to go from
11:28:24.040 the origin of life to a civilization. Let's say from cell to civilization. Four billion years.
11:28:30.280 That's one third of the age of the universe.
11:28:33.540 So a possible answer to the Fermi paradox,
11:28:37.520 the question of why there are no civilizations,
11:28:39.960 is because the Earth is pretty much unique in the Milky Way galaxy
11:28:45.860 in that it was stable enough, the climate, the conditions on Earth
11:28:50.980 were stable enough for long enough for life to go from cell to civilization.
11:28:58.420 If you think about it, that's a big ask.
11:29:00.140 What I'm saying is on this planet, an unbroken chain of life existed for almost 4 billion years,
11:29:08.020 notwithstanding the fact that we live in a violent universe.
11:29:11.620 The sun must have been stable enough for long enough.
11:29:15.700 We know the output of the sun has changed over those billions of years,
11:29:19.220 but it's not changed so radically that it managed to erase, destroy life on Earth.
11:29:26.220 We know that we live in a violent universe. We know there are supernova explosions all over the place. It turns out that there have been no stars massive enough to explode as a supernova in a way that would damage life on Earth or erase life on Earth in this vicinity for four billion years.
11:29:46.900 we know that nothing has happened like we know that there have been impacts on the earth right
11:29:52.500 we know that the famous impact that wipes out the the large dinosaurs there's been no impact
11:29:58.840 big enough to destroy the unbroken chain or break the unbroken chain of life for four billion years
11:30:04.280 so maybe maybe it's the case that whilst there are billions of planets which may have liquid
11:30:12.500 water on the surface may have oceans that can support life it may be that none of those planets
11:30:18.980 in the milky way galaxy have been stable enough for long enough to produce a civilization so that
11:30:23.780 would be a property of the planet itself the so-called rare earth hypothesis actually i should
11:30:30.420 say it's a property of a solar system it's not really just a property of the planet it's a
11:30:34.980 property of the parent star you could ask the question well if it was a binary system for
11:30:39.700 example a binary star system many stars are binary star systems is it possible to have a planet with
11:30:47.140 a stable climate stable in up orbit in a binary star system to support an unbroken chain of life
11:30:54.740 for four billion years perhaps not when we talk about rare earth um i think i would like to talk
11:31:01.140 about rare solar system another possibility with the fermi paradox is that it's not a paradox they
11:31:07.220 are here so there are intelligent civilizations out there and they are present in the solar system
11:31:12.820 it's possible let's think for example what such an intelligence might look like well who knows
11:31:19.380 they could have sent nano machines to our solar system there could be probes all over the place
11:31:25.620 in the solar system but if they're the size of an iphone then we'd have no way of detecting them
11:31:30.580 So it could be the technology of a sufficiently advanced alien species, a civilization, is so beyond anything we can comprehend or detect that we haven't seen it.
11:31:43.620 And we've been fooled into thinking that there are no advanced civilizations in the galaxy.
11:31:48.260 And that's certainly entirely possible.
11:31:52.700 Another possibility, another possible resolution to the Fermi paradox is just that the galaxy is so big.
11:31:59.780 the distances between stars are so great that if you imagine there's another civilization,
11:32:06.400 let's say, on the other side of our galaxy, even if they had the most powerful radio transmitters
11:32:12.060 you could imagine, or even if they'd spread out to neighboring solar systems, then it may just be
11:32:17.780 that the distances are so great that the signals are diluted, that we can't detect them because
11:32:23.680 they're too weak, or that it's just very, very, very difficult in an engineering sense to build
11:32:30.900 interstellar spacecraft. Now, perhaps you can build a spacecraft that can hop a few light years
11:32:36.500 away to the nearby solar system, four light years in our case to Alpha Centauri, but you can't build
11:32:42.800 spacecraft that can traverse a galaxy. That's a possibility. One of the arguments against that,
11:32:49.780 for me is the argument, it's called the space travel argument against the existence of
11:32:55.640 extraterrestrial life. And it's often framed in terms of self-replicating machines, so-called
11:33:00.840 von Neumann machines. So imagine it's possible for us, for a civilization, to build a machine,
11:33:08.180 some kind of AI that's sufficiently smart and capable that it can fly to a nearby solar system,
11:33:16.080 reproduce itself, copy itself, and then send the copy out to the next solar system and so on.
11:33:22.440 So you have, if you build one successful replicator, you have an exponentiation of
11:33:31.860 replicators. You have one and then two and then four and then eight and so on, exponential growth.
11:33:38.380 And you can show that even given our rocketry technology, you can cover a galaxy like the
11:33:45.500 Milky Way in a reasonably short space of time. By reasonably short, I might even mean 100 million
11:33:52.940 years, right? That's reasonably short on galactic timescales. But the key point is once a single
11:33:59.940 successful replicator has been launched, then it is inevitable that over a few tens of millions
11:34:09.000 of years, the galaxy will be covered with replicators. And we don't see any evidence of
11:34:14.220 them, it's possible that we can infer. If we assume that we could detect them, then the absence
11:34:22.200 of them may allow us to infer that no civilization has ever got to that point. And I think that's
11:34:28.600 quite a persuasive argument. Now, it's possible that there are many civilizations out there,
11:34:35.080 but the advanced civilizations choose to remain hidden. Sometimes it's called the dark forest
11:34:41.100 hypothesis the quarantine hypothesis we've been asked to make moral judgments or judgments on how
11:34:48.460 a civilization will behave what they will choose to do and that's of course impossible to judge
11:34:55.420 but let's imagine civilizations when they get technologically advanced also get intellectually
11:35:02.060 and morally advanced and let's say that they choose perhaps for good reason let's say they
11:35:07.180 choose to remain hidden because they don't want to draw attention to themselves. Let's say it's
11:35:12.540 inevitable that if you think about it carefully and you think there are other advanced civilizations
11:35:18.220 out there, then you choose to remain silent. You hide yourself as best you can. It's possible that
11:35:24.940 that's the way that a civilization would think. Maybe that's a logical thing to do. I find it
11:35:31.420 difficult to believe given human history that that's the way that intelligent civilizations
11:35:40.380 behave we certainly haven't made any attempt to remain hidden so far we've broadcast radio signals
11:35:48.460 out to the stars the arecibo message for example albeit weak ones we've launched on our space probes
11:35:55.660 like voyager maps pulsar maps in that case which shows the location of our solar system should
11:36:02.940 any other civilization find it so at least at the moment that we haven't come to the view which may
11:36:09.580 be a wise view but we haven't got there that we should remain silent quite the opposite we've tried
11:36:16.460 at every opportunity to broadcast our existence maybe that's because carl sagan
11:36:22.220 argued, I think, that a sufficiently advanced civilization, a civilization that can build
11:36:28.740 interstellar spacecraft and communicate across interstellar distances, perhaps is wise enough
11:36:35.960 to have overcome those primitive instincts, the instinct to cause trouble, to fight wars,
11:36:41.920 to colonize, to walk over other civilizations. Perhaps it's inevitable that with technological
11:36:48.980 advance ultimately comes wisdom. But it's a hypothesis. Maybe it is. Maybe it's just anybody
11:36:54.740 sufficiently clever to build an interstellar spaceship will be also sufficiently clever to
11:36:59.680 hide it and not draw attention to themselves. Maybe it's immoral. Maybe it's like Star Trek.
11:37:05.040 Maybe it's the prime directive. Maybe it's morally certain that if you're sufficiently advanced,
11:37:10.960 you decide to take the position that you will never introduce yourself or interfere with another
11:37:17.580 civilization maybe that becomes a kind of law of nature for sufficiently intelligent beings maybe
11:37:23.020 that's conceivable as well another explanation for the fermi paradox might be that civilizations
11:37:29.180 live and die they rise and then they fall and because of the sheer time scales involved and
11:37:37.500 the sheer size of the galaxy no two civilizations ever overlap i once had the great pleasure of
11:37:44.940 meeting frank drake the drake equation a legend in his house and he also grows orchids and i
11:37:53.260 arrived at his house just coincidentally on the day that this rare orchid flowers and it flowers
11:37:59.820 for i think one or two days and then goes away again for the year and then flowers again
11:38:05.740 the next year for one or two days.
11:38:35.740 PYM JBZ
11:39:05.740 Heidr, heidr, ar-ar
11:39:14.740 Khámeni pár-pár
11:39:18.340 Heidr, heidr, ar-ar
11:39:22.740 Khámeni pár-pár
11:39:25.740 Waibasíšte ror šod
11:39:29.120 Khámeni kushdhe šod
11:39:32.740 وائی وزش دران شود
11:39:37.680 خامنه ای کشته شود
11:39:53.780 موسیقی
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11:39:59.260 شب شده
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11:40:01.700 Header, header, ar-ar
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11:41:38.940 The Sin
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11:41:55.740 Who is where the price is
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