00:13:35.960Well, everyone's everyone's wondering about the deadline, the 6th of April.
00:13:39.760And the problem with that is that when the first time President Trump mentioned, I'm going to hit the power plants, I'm like, OK, well, that's just Trump saying that he's not going to do it.
00:13:48.940But then he said it again by more detail. Again, he could still just be saying it.
00:13:52.740But if they're going to be hitting something, I think they're not going to hit all of them anyway.
00:13:57.740They might just hit one probably in a random desert that will still affect a small village, for example.
00:14:04.160but uh if they're going to do something like that then as i said in the live stream
00:14:08.000that you can't tell people in iran to stay at home and we're going to destroy that and we're
00:14:13.840going to continue the airstrikes because people in iran obviously they're going to be affected
00:14:18.080but they're going to be like okay so how long do we wait for so it has to come with the next phase
00:14:22.320whether it's the ground invasion relatively or telling people in iran take to the streets
00:14:26.880we got we got your support and we're supporting you from there something like that and but uh
00:15:28.160and they said the same thing when the israelis in the first week when they hit the oil site
00:15:33.680remember that there's massive explosions they said this is the end of the world all the iranian people
00:15:37.520are going to die now they didn't die um but if yeah if it's going to be leading to the next phase
00:15:43.200quickly then yeah at this point just do it you know what my sense is um mahir with all of this
00:15:50.640is i mean i feel like uh trump is pitting all these islamic regime people different factions
00:15:57.280against one another and it's very interesting that there is this leaked news that the person
00:16:01.600he's potentially speaking with is is oliboff we don't know if that's true or not it could very well
00:16:06.240be but um it almost seems like and i said this in an interview last night on one america news
00:16:13.520i said it seems to me as if um president trump is trying to find someone who can legitimately
00:16:20.720surrender and then hand over the keys to the transitional government right so that's what
00:16:26.320But to me, it looks like he's looking for he's because because the only negotiation that he's interested in is, you know, unconditional surrender or they get bombed.
00:16:37.760Yeah. So best case scenario is if hypothetically we're talking about Goligov, who since he was there was an attempted assassination on him a few days ago.
00:16:47.460They said he's alive. He's been releasing tweets and statements, but we haven't seen his face.
00:16:52.000I'm not claiming he's dead, but, you know, he's clearly hiding.
00:16:56.320And talking to him or saying that he's the one we're talking to, even just saying it, it could be the first scenario, which is he's one of the top guys now and he's not part of the reformists.
00:17:08.820So if if President Trump claims he's talking to him, the IRS will kill him.
00:17:12.760Or, as Goldie said, it could be that they need someone high up to basically essentially surrender.
00:17:21.460But you also at the same time need somebody from the regular army high up to take the keys.
00:17:30.820So President Trump keeps saying, and also it's not just President, because when President Trump says something, I always say, don't take him literally, take him seriously when he says something.
00:17:38.800But Caroline Leavitt and Marco Rubio, who are more diplomatic, they also said that we are talking to somebody in Iran, not necessarily part of the existing regime.
00:17:50.960So, you know, wishful thinking, optimistically, it could be somebody from the military.
00:17:55.400and uh but you're gonna have to have somebody from high up to basically say that it's over
00:18:02.900um in a way and then somebody from there the army to tell the rest of the people in iran
00:18:10.240i'm also high up i'm in charge now for now until the cramping so whatever happens
00:18:14.280he's probably not going to say that but until the reservoir becomes so so mahir what do you
00:18:19.480think about this because no matter whether he's it's galibov or what some of the reformers are
00:18:24.620security talking to him or somebody from the aritesh from the army the problem with that is
00:18:29.480that none of these even if they're high up they don't have the ability to stop the irgc from the
00:18:37.160things that the united states wants them to stop like they have they might be high up but they can't
00:18:41.420control irgc so isn't that the issue here no so technically they can not not one individual but
00:18:47.960there is a group at the top so i think it's about six of them left they are credible for the rest
00:18:54.140of the IRGC which means that once you've taken them out or forced them to flee or surrender
00:19:00.480the rest of the IRGC you're right that they're a bunch of terrorists anyway and they're not going
00:19:06.800to give up in terms of actually give up and pack up their bags say okay we've lost they're never
00:19:13.380going to do that it's like the Taliban you defeated them in 2001 but they went somewhere
00:19:16.920else and regroup but they will not continue in a organized way to hit to continue to hit
00:19:24.760and right now nobody's giving them orders so technically as you said even right now it doesn't
00:19:31.060matter who's at the top because it's operating in a decentralized way so local commanders are
00:19:36.540just launching missiles nobody's telling them what they're just launching random missiles
00:19:40.760But if the commanders know that there is literally nobody in Tehran,
00:19:45.880then it's not like they're going to be nice and be like,
00:36:24.160just last night we had 200 dynamic strikes alone dynamic strike is a strike where a pilot leaves
00:36:32.520and during their flight they get a new target set based on real-time intel given to them a new
00:36:39.100launcher a new location a new troop formation a dynamic target is one that changes while you're
00:36:43.720in the air because of improved intelligence 200 dynamic strikes alone in addition to the pre-plan
00:36:49.300targets the video the president posted last night of esfahan an ammo depot struck by u.s
00:36:57.700bombers you so you see you don't get to see many of those armin i think that was the huge explosion
00:37:04.500videos because as a reminder iran has still shut off the internet to 99.9 of its population
00:37:13.700yeah that's important i'm glad that he's mentioning the fact that
00:37:16.100the regime has shut down the internet. An ammo depot struck by U.S. bombers. You see,
00:37:24.000you don't get to see many of those videos because as a reminder, Iran has still shut off the
00:37:29.320internet to 99.9% of its population. But if Iran is wise, they will cut a deal. President Trump
00:37:39.340doesn't bluff and he does not back down. You can ask Khomeini about that. The new Iranian regime
00:37:45.220should know that by now this new regime because regime change has occurred should be wiser than
00:37:53.720the last president trump will make a deal he is willing and the terms of the deal are known to
00:38:00.040them if iran is not willing then the united states war department will continue with even more
00:38:06.980intensity standing here this morning in this briefing room in my mind's eye
00:38:15.220I'm actually looking out at the groups I met this weekend, the pilots, the logisticians, the intel analysts, the targeters, the sustainers, the flight crews, the air defenders, the base security, those maintainers.
00:38:31.180So we walked up at sunset with the chill in the air on the flight line.
00:38:37.260May God watch over all of them each day and each night.
00:38:42.520May his almighty and eternal arms of providence stretch over them and protect them and bring them peace.
00:39:54.640He was laid to rest in Arlington Cemetery yesterday morning alongside his wife of 70
00:39:59.840years, Eleanor, who he married on February 23, 1945.
00:40:04.880She passed away in 2015 at the age of 92.
00:40:08.720Bud yesterday, a legend to our Air Force and fighter pilots everywhere, was honored with a combination flyby of F-35s and a four-ship of P-51 Mustangs.
00:40:19.880He was one of the most prolific flying aces of World War II and the highest scoring P-51 ace with 16 and a quarter kills in his squadron and in his group.
00:40:29.720and he served from 1942 to 1972, and his last combat tour was flying F-104 Thunder Chiefs over
00:40:38.700North Vietnam. For anyone that had the chance to meet Colonel Anderson, you knew what an incredibly
00:40:44.420special man he was, and that's true for each and every one of our World War II vets who become
00:40:51.120fewer and fewer with each passing day. They are the greatest generation and give us the gift of
00:40:57.680an incredible example as we execute Operation Epic Fury today. And Colonel Anderson, we
00:41:03.700mourn for your loss and remember that smile on the right side as you went out to do our nation's
00:41:11.020business. I'd like to now share an operational update. Our Joint Force continues to focus on
00:41:16.700our military objectives as we systematically continue to degrade and destroy Iran's ability
00:41:22.760to project power and threaten stability beyond its borders. First, the joint force continues to
00:41:28.960destroy Iran's ballistic missile and UAS capabilities. We remain focused on interdicting
00:41:35.500and destroying the logistical and supply chains that feed these programs. And this remains a
00:41:41.820truly joint effort prosecuted around the clock from air, land, sea, space, and cyberspace.
00:41:48.060Long-range bombers from U.S. Strategic Command are coordinating with tactical fighter aircraft from our joint force launched from bases around the region and the continental United States, while simultaneously Navy fighters from the sea and sailors continue to project power from the sea, while Army and Marine artillery units continue to execute long-range precision fires deep into enemy territory against high-value targets.
00:42:14.300Meanwhile, on the defense side, our army and air defenders and aviators, as the secretary talked about, remain vigilant, forming a shield to protect our forces and our partners, intercepting missiles and drones.
00:42:27.500Together, we continue to deliver precision strikes against key manufacturing nodes, component storage sites, research facilities deep within Iranian territory.
00:42:38.000And over the past 29, I'm sorry, 30 days, we've struck more than 11,000 targets.
00:42:44.300Given the increase in air superiority, we've successfully started to conduct the first overland B-52 missions, which allow us, as we've said before, to continue to get on top of the enemy and, as the Secretary talked about, switch towards more and more dynamic targets, servicing mobile targets around the battle space.
00:43:09.000We've continued to do the work against Iran's missile, drone, and naval production facilities,
00:43:14.680and we continue the multi-domain pressure that we've talked about.
00:43:18.840Second, on the Navy front, we continue to assert dominance over the Iranian Navy.
00:43:24.020We remain focused on targeting their mine lane capability, their naval assets.
00:43:29.220We've now, as I mentioned briefly last time, started to work attack helicopters and other
00:43:33.820close air support assets into the naval domain.
00:43:37.080CENTCOM continues to identify and work against naval depots and storage areas.
00:43:43.140We've taken out, again, more than 150 ships, including all Jameran-class frigates inside their Navy.
00:43:51.280Third, we continue to prosecute our campaign against our defense industrial base at scale.
00:43:56.860This includes factories, warehouses, nuclear weapons research and development labs,
00:44:01.920and the associated infrastructure required for Iran to reconstitute its combat capability.
00:44:09.300I'd like to continue my theme of highlighting the incredible contributions of Americans to our
00:44:15.760joint force. Today, I want to talk a little bit about a different front line, a line that doesn't
00:44:21.680have bunkers or guard posts, but is just as critical to our nation's security, our national
00:44:27.880assembly lines. Today I want to recognize a group of Americans who live at the beginning of our
00:44:33.380nation's combat power, the Americans who actually make our weapons both inside our defense industrial
00:44:40.040base but even more broadly inside our national industrial base. In every military option we
00:44:47.820could not and cannot do our jobs without the men and women across our country who show up every day
00:44:54.820around the clock to a factory floor, a workshop, a laboratory, who build the weapons and capabilities
00:45:02.420we need to project American combat power at the time and place of our choosing.
00:45:07.960These great Americans, and I've had a chance to spend some time with them when I was in the
00:45:12.380private sector, are the core of American combat power. They're the machinists running high-tech
00:45:18.000CNC machines, cutting raw blocks of metal into incredibly precise parts. They're the assembly
00:45:24.640workers painstakingly taking a kit of parts and turning that into a complex guidance system
00:45:30.280or precision munition or a rocket motor or building a jet or submarine, or that there
00:45:36.360are quality assurance technicians who ensure that when a warfighter pulls a trigger, the weapon
00:45:43.380works every time. This can be and is tough and gritty work. It's not a quiet office and a desk
00:45:51.920with paper and there's nothing wrong with that, but this is exactly the way this group of Americans
00:45:57.320likes it. I know this. I've seen it myself and I remain deeply honored by that gift. It's often
00:46:03.340loud and dangerous work demanding that requires absolute focus for hours at a time with deep
00:46:10.560commitment to get it right every single time. It's hands-on work where one uncaught mistake
00:46:17.480or deviation can put an American's life at risk. A single misplaced wire, a microscopic flaw, and a
00:46:24.480weld incorrectly calibrated sensor could mean the difference between mission success or mission
00:46:30.920failure. The difference is measured in the lives of our sons and daughters who we put out around
00:46:36.280the field and on the field of battle. We rely on and trust in these great Americans and it's not
00:46:43.020just their manufacturing skill it's their innovative minds and their entrepreneurial spirit
00:46:49.660from those who build exquisite capabilities down to the mom and pop machine shops all over this
00:46:55.820great country they live at the beginning of and the core of america's combat capability constantly
00:47:03.180adapting constantly improving constantly learning and there are examples of this throughout history
00:47:10.300and current days to include building things like the F-117 stealth fighter, the B-2 stealth bomber,
00:47:18.060making our combat capability undetectable over the enemy to today's B-21 and F-47. It's work like
00:47:26.220in the shipyards of the east coast and northeast side of the United States that go out and build
00:47:31.580America's nuclear submarines that allow us to patrol around the world at the time and place
00:47:37.740of our choosing these innovators these workers these incredible americans don't get the same
00:47:43.820glory as a fighter pilot returning to a carrier deck at night or an artillery men sending rounds
00:47:49.420down range and yet they show up every single day and without them we could not do the work that we
00:47:56.540are tasked to do 24 7 they build the tools that we need to do our business the skill the commitment
00:48:04.780the patriotism, the dedication poured into every piece of combat capability and hardware
00:48:11.180is seen and felt out at the edge of the force, as the Secretary talked about those young bomb
00:48:18.600builders out in the desert that he had the chance to see. You can see it, you can feel it, and it's
00:48:25.940real, and we're deeply grateful. So to the American workforce out there, both inside our defense
00:48:32.160industrial base and international industrial base. Thank you on behalf of the joint force.
00:48:38.320We carry the weapons that you build. We rely on the systems that you create. And the distance
00:48:43.820from that factory floor and that assembly line to the front line is incredibly short. Thank you.
00:48:50.980Keep it up. And to our adversaries out there, I remind you to beware of the American workforce.
00:48:57.400We continue to press forward in our military objectives. The Secretary and I remain deeply humbled by the spirit, tenacity, commitment, and grit of our 2.8 million member strong joint force. I want to, as always, thank the force and their families, and as always, remember our fallen. We carry with them and their names every day. Sir, I'll turn it back over to you.
00:49:20.220Well, thank you, Mr. Chairman. Two things. He didn't note it, but in memory of Colonel
00:49:24.460Bud Anderson, the chairman himself flew his F-16 to honor him recently. And thank you
00:49:30.040for highlighting the defense industrial base, the arsenal of freedom. It's worth noting
00:49:32.980no one has rebuilt that defense industrial base faster and with more purpose than President
00:49:38.300Trump in his first term. And now we're rebuilding the arsenal of freedom. Our defense industrial
00:49:42.880base is more vibrant today than it's been since World War II and growing rapidly. Contrast
00:49:48.660that with Iran, whose defense industrial base is nearly completely destroyed. Their ability to
00:49:55.240reconstitute the weapons of war they're using now that they're hiding in underground facilities
00:49:59.340and attritting over time, their ability to rebuild that is negligible. And I think that contrast is
00:50:05.840an enduring legacy of this as well. Right here. We've had some signaling that the U.S. will retake.
00:50:13.620okay someone is saying how's the new alliance there is no alliance to see was to see was
00:50:20.820trolling me that was a prank that was a prank there's no way that i will ever have an alliance
00:50:26.260with chunky yogurt that was a prank it was a good one it was a good one but it was a prank
00:50:32.660he got me back for rickrolling him control of the street of hormuz um at that point what military
00:50:38.100posture will be imposed to guarantee safe passage for our allies deter our enemies and demonstrate
00:50:45.300us dominance in the region and also can you speak to how much america's adversaries russia china
00:50:52.900north korea how much they're supporting iran's war machine at this point with arms and intelligence
00:50:58.500and what we are militarily doing to punish the enemy coalition appreciate both questions on the
00:51:05.300On the Strait of Hormuz, there are many more vessels flowing through today than there were, as the president has arranged.
00:51:11.760The president's been clear to Iran, open it for business, or we have options, and we certainly do.
00:51:16.800And when you look at what the chairman laid out with the Navy, with the Navy industrial base, with coastal cruise missiles, with UAVs, with countermine capabilities,
00:51:24.120we've been focused from the beginning on a trading and defeating those capabilities and limiting their options.
00:51:29.280There's lots we're doing as well, some of which is known, some of which is not known, to set the conditions.
00:51:34.940And I think the president was clear this morning in his truth that there are countries around the world who ought be prepared to step up on this critical waterway as well.
00:52:46.780But I just wanted to ask you, what's the status of the delivery of any hardened bunkers for additional protection for troops?
00:52:54.580And without getting too specific, what kind of measures are we taking to protect some of the large and more strategic aircraft like a sentry and other?
00:55:34.760We don't want to have to do more militarily than we have to. But I didn't mean it flippantly when
00:55:39.660I said, in the meantime, we'll negotiate with bombs. Our job is to ensure that we compel Iran
00:55:44.020to realize that this new regime, this regime in charge, is in a better place if they make that
00:55:49.780deal. And so we'll continue. We're working hand in hand, but the primary effort is a deal. We want
00:55:54.800that deal to be accomplished, if at all possible. If not, then we're prepared to continue.
00:55:59.240Thanks for the question. We're always thinking about those considerations and develop options to be able to mitigate those risks pursuant to the normal practices that we do in the military.
00:56:15.860Thank you, Mr. Secretary. I know you slightly addressed this already, but just on the Strait of Hormuz, is opening the Strait an essential objective to Operation Epic Fury, or is that the job of those other countries?
00:56:28.280And then secondly, without asking you to comment on things that you can't talk about, what is your message to Americans who love the president and strongly believe in him, but are very worried about this notion of boots on the ground?
00:56:41.580Well, first on the Strait of Hormuz, our core objectives from this podium, from day one, from me, from the chairman, from the president, from the vice president, from Secretary Rubio and others have been clear.
00:56:54.040missile production and missile programs, so their entire missile program, defense industrial base
00:57:01.000and production ability to build, and Navy and power protection. And then, of course, wrapping
00:57:06.740it all is Iran's never going to have a nuclear weapon. So those have been very clear. Defeating
00:57:10.180the Navy is a core part of ensuring they can't project that kind of power. But ultimately,
00:57:14.260I think the president's truth this morning lays that out very well, that this Strait of Hormuz
00:57:19.340issue, which we've set the conditions for success, and we will make sure Iran knows that very
00:57:25.200clearly, is not just a United States of America problem set. We've been willing to lead. President
00:57:30.580Trump's led the entire time, but it's not just us. So ultimately, I think other countries should pay
00:57:35.420attention when the president speaks. He's proven that when he speaks, he means something. And he's
00:57:39.660pointing out, you know, might want to start learning how to fight for yourself. It's something
00:57:45.660some of us have been saying for quite some time. You can't just have flags. You have to have
00:57:49.840formations. You can't just have a few ships. You have enough to affect change. Those things matter
00:57:54.700in a dangerous world with ascendant adversaries. That's why the chairman's talking about our
00:57:59.780industrial base. That's why we're launching the Arsenal of Freedom Tour to revive our defense
00:58:03.880industrial base. President Trump doing it in a way that nobody else has. As far as President Trump
00:58:09.820and boots on the ground, I don't understand why the base, which they have already, they understand
00:58:15.240wouldn't have faith in his ability to execute on this. Look at his track record of pursuing
00:58:20.200peace through strength, America first outcomes. What he's simply saying, and it's exactly true,
00:58:26.560and I've said from this podium too, we're not going to foreclose any option. You can't fight
00:58:31.500and win a war if you tell your adversary what you are willing to do or what you are not willing to
00:58:36.160do to include boots on the ground. Our adversary right now thinks there are 15 different ways we
00:58:42.420could come at them with boots on the ground and guess what there are so if we needed to we could
00:58:47.400execute those options on behalf of the president united states and this department or maybe we
00:58:52.420don't have to use them at all maybe negotiations work or maybe there's a different approach the
00:58:57.340point is to be unpredictable in that certainly not let anybody know what you're willing to do
00:59:01.580or not do but if anybody has internalized the lessons of iraq and afghanistan as the first one
00:59:07.500president trump to call them out for what they are he's not going to repeat those lessons and i think
00:59:11.820I've been very clear about that from the podium. Thank you, Secretary Hegseth. A question for you
00:59:16.640and then a question for General Cain. You said we're a month into the Operation Epic Fury.
00:59:22.340How long until the objectives are achieved? And is there a scenario where a deal is struck before
00:59:27.420the objectives have been achieved? And then for General Cain, there's been lots of media coverage
00:59:33.260that suggested a ground invasion is imminent. What other purposes might the soldiers and the
00:59:38.960Marines who have been deployed over to the Middle East serve in this conflict?
00:59:44.240Well, just like the previous question is sort of military 101. Don't tell your enemy what you're
00:59:51.260willing to do or not do. And don't tell your enemy when you're willing to stop, especially an
00:59:56.340enemy that likes to hide in bunkers and try to hoard their missiles and hope you'll wait you out.
01:00:00.440So that's not a question I'm going to answer or the president has said definitively,
01:00:05.140we have our own goals and guidance and things were military objectives that we're moving toward
01:00:09.620and things that we look at as he's articulated you know he said four to six weeks six to eight
01:00:15.040weeks three it could be any any particular number but we would never reveal precisely what it is
01:00:21.040because our goal is to finish those objectives and we're well on our way and the chairman and I look
01:00:26.220at this every single day it will be the president's determination and the president's determination
01:00:30.320alone when those objectives are complete and when it serves the interest of the American people
01:00:35.560to cut that deal, to make sure that Iran doesn't have a nuclear capability and ultimately that
01:00:42.380our objectives or our interests are advanced. I don't know if you want to add anything.
01:00:46.220No, just to answer your question, Reagan, you know, the range of military options that those
01:00:52.040forces can offer are extensive, not just limited to what you mentioned in terms of forces on the
01:00:58.460ground, and I wouldn't want to take away the president's decision space. But there are a
01:01:03.200multitude of things, not the least of which is Iran should note that they're out there and that
01:01:08.940they are a pressure point. And so they should carefully consider, I think, at the diplomatic
01:01:15.480level, not my job as a chairman, but at the diplomatic level to consider what's in front of
01:01:20.420Okay. Mr. Secretary, the U.S. Government, I see, assessed for many years that Iran is protecting
01:01:31.140al-Qaida senior leaders, including the current Amir, Saif al-Aidl. Does the U.S. assess that
01:01:39.060he's still in Iran? Has he fled to Afghanistan? Is he on a target list? And Mr. Chairman,
01:01:46.260based on CENTCOM figures and open source, Iranian daily missile barrages and drone launches
01:01:55.280have indeed dropped dramatically since the start of the war, but they're not at zero.
01:02:00.880And they seem to have maintained some level of low but stable numbers. Perhaps they've dropped
01:02:08.900a little bit more in recent days. How do we get that closer to zero? And what impact is Iran's
01:02:17.880degraded but still very real capability impacting current and future operations?
01:02:23.500So I won't speak to a particular target. I'll just say that al-Qaeda remains our enemy,
01:02:27.420obviously. And there are a lot of people on our target list in Iran. And if they were to be
01:02:33.660harboring al-Qaeda, they would certainly fit that list. Just quickly, the mobile targets that
01:02:40.560they have that we continue to service, as the Secretary talked about the 200 hits that were
01:02:45.780done last night, that's one component of continuing to lower that. The second and more long-term
01:02:52.080impact that we're having is the strikes against their defense industrial base at scale, which will
01:02:57.420not allow them to reload after that. So we do continue to see a trend down. They are still
01:03:03.240shooting, and we do continue to exert significant pressure against both sides of that system.
01:03:09.320Secretary, thank you for the question. Do you still believe, you said previously, that the
01:03:13.920Iranian leadership would surrender? Do you still believe that? And do the United States still
01:03:19.360committed to NATO's collective defense? And to Chairman McCain, could you give us a sense of
01:03:25.100your thinking about the legality of striking desalinization plans if the president were to
01:03:30.260order of that? I will just say that any mission that ends on our terms, you're going to call it
01:03:36.700a surrender, call it a defeat, call it what you want. We remain committed to a conflict that ends
01:03:41.600on our terms and the President's terms. There's no doubt about that. And as far as NATO is concerned,
01:03:46.220that's a decision that will be left to the President. But I'll just say a lot has been
01:03:50.660laid bare. A lot has been shown to the world about what our allies would be willing to do
01:03:55.920for the United States of America when we undertake an effort of this scope on behalf of the free
01:04:01.480world. These are missiles that don't even range the United States of America. They range allies
01:04:05.860and others. And yet when we ask for additional assistance or simple access basing and overflight,
01:04:12.660we get questions or roadblocks or hesitations. And the president's pointing out, you don't have much
01:04:18.640of an alliance if you have countries that are not willing to stand with you and need them.
01:04:23.560he's simply pointing that out uh and ultimately it'll be his decision what that looks like
01:04:27.560after this is complete um i'll just i won't talk about any particular target this really builds on
01:04:32.280jillian's question too that i don't think i completely answered but you know the joint
01:04:36.600force is the most professional force in the world and we have numerous processes and system to
01:04:42.200carefully consider the whole range of considerations from civilian risk to legal considerations with
01:04:48.440any target and as targets come before us we run them through the same process that we always do
01:04:54.760and always strike lawful targets in accordance with the normal procedures that we use no order
01:05:01.800no mercy for enemy combatants thank you sir thank you mr secretary thank you i appreciate it on
01:05:10.520sunday president trump said that iran's first regime was all destroyed and the second one is
01:05:15.000mostly dead and the third regime that we're on right now has been much more reasonable in
01:05:19.800negotiations do you agree with that assessment and why i would defer to the negotiating team there
01:05:24.200they're the ones talking to them but they're getting a back and forth on on terms which is
01:05:28.360which is a productive development we stand right there next to our negotiating team
01:05:33.960always willing and prepared to put them in an even better position thank you very much thank you
01:05:39.800all right just in time for me to go to the discussion group that was pretty
01:05:46.360educational yeah armin before you go really quick i want to share a video with you
01:05:51.400that israel in persian put out and if you look closely you can see footage of after an attack
01:05:59.640you see one of the irgc people falling off the building what
01:14:32.300that the building was an IRGC building.
01:14:37.240As you guys know, the Islamic Republic
01:14:39.340used apartment blocks to house their own IRGC members
01:14:45.240and their relatives and members, everybody else,
01:14:47.900so that they could keep an eye on it and on all those guys and two bodies have been recovered from the rubble and the building itself was used by the Islamic Republic intelligence services and now it's gone
01:15:17.900yeah james says a good afternoon tuesday could you say hi to my aunt cj i know she's watching
01:15:30.620it would mean the world if you could thanks well hello cj and thank you so much for watching
01:15:35.500thanks james ukraine to rescue when i mentioned this a month ago you brushed it off and said
01:15:42.620your crane needed to your crane i think you mean ukraine not your crane
01:15:48.160and needed to help themselves i still say the exact same thing the ukrainians obviously there
01:15:54.420had been some support in terms of drone specialists from ukraine that's absolutely
01:15:58.900and that's great it has been uh they've been helping the israeli side uh but they should
01:16:04.080really focus on defending their own country i'm not going to change my mind they shouldn't do
01:16:08.640anything else. Ukraine should not get involved. Bill says that Israel will insist on regime change.
01:16:14.660Your thoughts. My thoughts on regime change. You want my thoughts on how Israel wants regime change.
01:16:24.780The regime that since 1979 has been saying we need to wipe out the Jewish nation. My thoughts on that.
01:16:32.380I think my thoughts have been quite clear on regime change. In case you don't know, slightly on the
01:16:37.600I think I want the Ayatollah to stay, right?
01:16:57.940But the U.S. military's operation is not to do regime change directly.
01:17:02.360It's to eliminate the threat from the IRGC.
01:17:07.600But yeah, of course, the Israelis have been quite clear from day one that their military objective is regime change, or at least what they call the collapse of the regime, which is fascinating because somehow there is this weird pressure on the United States and regime change.
01:17:25.360There are a lot of people from the liberal side and the anti-war nutters who say,
01:17:31.620oh, Trump, what happened to your regime change?
01:17:34.280The United States military's objective was not regime change.
01:17:37.440It was to eliminate the threat from the IRJC.
01:17:40.280If you want to talk about regime change, go talk to the Israelis.
01:17:43.380And as they would tell you, they're only halfway through their operation.
01:18:16.200is in the center of Iran yeah we will talk about the Europeans as
01:18:43.320well as the brits um because obviously that the united kingdom is different to europe
01:18:49.960but in this scenario we are talking about both the united kingdom and the continents of europe and
01:18:56.840how they have uh specifically how they made a move against the american allies but before we
01:19:04.680get to that i'm going to show you a very interesting video of kuwait as you guys know kuwait have had
01:19:09.320some issues with self-defense they have not been the best at air defense systems even the first
01:19:16.600couple of days of the war we've had issues in kuwait a number of americans unfortunately were
01:19:22.040killed and injured but the kuwaiti civilians have decided to take this to their own hands
01:19:29.480There is a video of the Kuwaitis essentially using their own guns, their own weapons,
01:19:40.920to try to shoot down the IRGC drones. Not really sure how successfully, but watch this.
01:19:59.480well that didn't go well but uh we don't know what happened after the video so
01:20:04.300maybe they got they got one drone right right uh but this is classic uh but uh prime minister
01:20:12.280of israel made a major announcement earlier on and that is in regard to the alliance with the
01:20:21.060arabs saying that we are now officially forming alliances with arab countries that are talking
01:20:27.280about fighting alongside us. Bibi said, in the past, I have had secret conversations with Arab
01:20:35.020leaders. I told them, the moment Iran is able to, they will conquer you and topple your kingdoms.
01:20:43.680Back then, they didn't really internalize this. Today, they understand. So considering that the
01:20:51.140Prime Minister mentioned the Arab countries that are talking about fighting alongside us,
01:20:55.680And I'm assuming that there are only right now two main countries that are talking about this, and that's Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, primarily Saudi Arabia.
01:21:09.720Now, I was going to say once it happens, but it's still a case of if that happens, because the Arabs have been talking about this for the last couple of weeks.
01:21:18.080If the actual military action, a military movement happens by the Arabs, then some others would probably join.
01:21:27.100But initially it's going to be Saudi Arabia and UAE.
01:21:30.440But this alliance to assemble the Arabs, some of the Arabs and the Jewish nation is huge because this is publicly and directly endorsing the operation that is led by the Americans and the Israelis in Iraq.
01:21:45.460because i think considering that the few days ago it was already revealed publicly that the crown
01:21:53.160prince in saudi arabia mbs essentially said yeah destroy the irgc keep going don't stop the war
01:22:01.640he's been pushing for it even from the beginning i think they realized well at this point everybody
01:22:07.900knows our intention people the regime in iran also knows our intention so let's just go all out
01:22:14.060So now we are seeing coordination and cooperation between Israel, Saudi Arabia, and UAE at least.
01:22:20.340We don't know about the other countries.
01:22:22.200Obviously, it's not going to include Qatar, but it could include Bahrain, for example.
01:22:27.120But for now, we're going to go with Saudi Arabia and UAE, which is major.
01:22:31.040Obviously, UAE are good friends with Israel already.
01:22:34.100And this is also going to be progressing the Abraham Accords after the war.
01:22:40.500Now, meanwhile, while the Arabs and the Jewish nation are creating alliances, on the other hand, the European leaders and the British leadership have decided to block any support against the IRJC.
01:22:58.000Meanwhile, in London today, the former jihadi rebel and now self-appointed president of Syria, Ahmad al-Shara or al-Julani, met with Keir Starmer in Downing Street.
01:23:15.640And the same British government, by the way, that wants to arrest the prime minister of Israel because of the ICC arrest warrant, because they say that the prime minister of Israel is a war criminal.
01:23:34.120But a former jihadi rebel and the current president of a country that continues to target Christians and Druze and anybody that is not in favor of Damascus.
01:23:49.200That's OK. The priorities are quite clear.
01:23:53.720The United Kingdom, despite the flip flopping, we've had many U-turns over the last three to four weeks.
01:25:53.120Now, then we had the French also kicking off, which was absolutely brilliant, because I don't know what side they're on at this point, because they're slightly confusing messaging, considering that the French were behind the creation of the Islamic Republic in 1979.
01:26:08.480And they have also recently declared Palestine as a state without clarifying which border, which territory, which leadership.
01:26:19.740But the French have also now blocked the use.
01:26:23.920They've gone too far now because there's one thing to get your troops to be sent to the Middle East.
01:26:29.880Fine. You don't want to do that. Fine.
01:26:31.180There is also the situation with the UK previously, which was to allow their bases to be used for American fighters just to take off.
01:26:39.980That's all. Or in this case, the French who decided to block their airspace, their own airspace.
01:26:49.400For what? Military troops? No. For transporting equipments for the military to Israel.
01:26:58.200not even to iran because they thought initially if they don't really get involved then they're
01:27:05.760not going to get the backlash right we're going to stay out of it and if you stay out of it then
01:27:11.480we're not going to get targeted well the french and the brits and the europeans continue to get
01:27:15.680attacked by the irgc on a daily basis in the middle east and now their oil is being held
01:27:21.780hostage. So well done. That was a lovely diplomatic decision that you guys made. President Trump also
01:27:29.720hit back saying that the country of France wouldn't let planes headed to Israel loaded up
01:27:35.260with military supplies fly over French territory. France has been very unhelpful with respect to
01:27:42.700the butcher of Iran who has been successfully eliminated. The USA will
01:27:47.940remember President DJT. He's right. Especially if the next election in
01:27:58.3002028 we get the Republicans winning again, someone like Marco Rubio, it's
01:28:07.060going to be slightly problematic. Of course the meet terms are going to be
01:28:09.340difficult for the Republicans but two three years after that two years after
01:28:15.220that when it comes to the next presidential election despite everything
01:28:20.260that's going on now despite the controversies around this conflict
01:28:23.100firstly by that point there will be a happy ending for the Republicans and
01:28:27.640also the US Democrats have no alternative as a candidate in order to
01:28:33.040win the election so it's still more likely that you're gonna end up with
01:28:36.820another another republican which means that the european leadership are going to be absolutely effed
01:28:41.860for the next decade now let's go to iran the latest video this is absolutely fascinating
01:28:51.540the iranian people are now celebrating the new so-called supreme leader mochdabar khamenei
01:28:59.140and i'm not talking about the pro-irgc iranians i'm talking about the real iranians the ones who
01:29:06.020are against the islamic republic they are celebrating moshtabah homini why because he is
01:29:12.180the first lgbtq plus minus division algebra supreme leader so we are now seeing the iranian people
01:29:22.100putting posters of moshtabah homini up on the walls with the flag or the pride flag watch this
01:29:29.300it's flirting with the in the video0.99
01:29:37.860that's uh harmony the gay of homos not the straight the gay of homos okay0.99
01:42:02.260All right, you know what I want to do, guys, let me the thing is, I don't know how to make AI videos, but I'll tell you like what I want to do.
01:42:16.660I want to like, I just I don't know how to use like AI videos, right?
01:42:24.960So I have to figure out how to use AI or I don't know if someone knows how to do AI.
01:42:32.260um but what i want is for like i kind of want to take this like this video and i want to like
01:42:41.440replace it with yeah i have to whisper so to see can't hear so i want to take this video here of
01:42:47.120like the hot time with ambia guy and i want to like replace his face with like with to see's face
01:42:53.040and then have it be like you know to see speaking or something
01:42:57.400i just don't know how to do that so i have to figure that out
01:43:02.900like it could just be like like random gibberish or whatever he's saying and then we know we can
01:43:09.120just add like subtitles at the bottom or something the conversation is classified guys
01:43:16.020because i'm whispering right i'm speaking very quietly i'm whispering so you know he can't hear
01:43:22.860me he can't hear me right now but i don't know i kind of want to do that i just want to do that
01:43:35.260there you go so that's that's like what i want to do but this stays between us
01:43:41.340all right let's go back to tusi's update
01:43:42.940uh mr wang ye and deputy prime minister and foreign minister of the islamic republic of
01:43:54.180pakistan uh mohammed ishgal dor yeah you can multitask his uh deputy and also foreign minister
01:44:01.600it's lovely i wonder what his pension is going to be like uh they met uh today on the 31st of
01:44:07.020march and then this is the statement the five bullet points for ceasefire immediate ceasefire
01:44:15.020china and pakistan call for this to stop the hostilities and efforts to prevent the conflict
01:44:22.460from spreading humanitarian assistance must be allowed to all war affected areas but the first0.99
01:44:28.060bullet point is non-nonsense because that's just the the main objective you idiots you don't have0.98
01:44:33.580to put in a bullet point that's the headline anyway bullet point number two start of peace0.99
01:44:38.380talks as soon as possible sovereignty territorial integrity national independence and security of
01:44:45.260iran and the persian gulf states should be safeguarded dialogue and diplomacy is the only
01:44:52.220viable option to resolve conflicts china and pakistan support the relevant parties in initiating
01:44:59.740talks with all parties committing to peaceful resolution of disputes. If I were President Trump
01:45:06.780and Prime Minister Netanyahu I would say okay we will talk at least talk if China writes down
01:45:15.260publicly sign it and Winnie the Pooh in Beijing the president says publicly dialogue and diplomacy
01:45:24.700are the only viable options when it comes to taiwan i dare you and also to the barbaric
01:45:32.540backwards weirdos of a pakistani government you should do the same thing when it comes to cashmere
01:45:37.980when it comes to baluchistan yeah i dare you do it none of you care about diplomacy none of you
01:45:45.420care about a dialogue bullet point number three security of non-military targets the principle
01:45:52.300of protection and protecting civilians in military conflict should be observed this makes no sense
01:45:58.060because the first two bullet points was about stopping the war now why are you talking about
01:46:02.700civilians being protected which are being protected by americans and the israelis china and pakistan
01:46:09.580a call on parties to the conflict to immediately stop attacks on civilian targets that's mostly
01:46:15.820IRGC. And follow international law. Oh, F you and your international law. Number four, security
01:46:24.860of shipping lanes. The Strait of Hormuz, together with its adjacent waters, is an important global
01:46:32.380shipping route for goods and energy. China and Pakistan call on the parties to protect the
01:46:40.140security of ships and crew members you don't have to say to both sides you just have to send the
01:46:46.220message to the IRGC to stop shooting people that would be nice and finally a primacy of the
01:46:53.260united nations charter china and pakistan call for efforts to practice true multilateralism
01:47:01.340to jointly strengthen the privacy of the UN. Translation, everybody surrender and bow down
01:47:13.500and worship the United Nations. China and Pakistan don't care about the United Nations.
01:47:21.260They don't even follow the rules of the United Nations, but they want everybody else to do so.
01:47:26.700uh so these are the five nonsensical points uh none of it makes any sense uh and nobody cares
01:47:31.580about china and pakistan ever in history okay uh we have a big announcement unfortunately greg
01:47:37.820the goat is not with me because he's still injured uh following an attack by uh sarafina the kitty
01:47:46.060who used the chocolate cake to i don't know why to rub it all over him uh jamshed
01:47:52.220Ashari, who was a senior IRGC leader and senior also financial officer in the Islamic Republic
01:48:03.140military, has now been eliminated. Winning. Another one bites the dust. And finally, we have this
01:48:13.780latest footage from the Israeli Air Force releasing this. They're showing the strikes on the IRGC
01:48:19.000regime infrastructure in the capital of iran tehran and the israeli air force have now conducted more
01:48:27.160than 230 strikes on the regime in the past 24 hours alone 230 strikes look at that hit look at
01:48:38.840that beautiful hit oh oh oh gone another one gone so great great work by the israeli air force as
01:48:46.440usual okay so going back to the rest of the reactions
01:48:56.280carter says those so-called allies in europe and canada for all purposes are on their own
01:49:03.480since they won't help the us and israel and the arab nations to fight yeah let's not forget
01:49:08.440the narrative is not that you're not uh you betrayed president trump you're not helping the
01:49:12.760u.s you're also betraying the rest of your allies you are refusing to help the arabs you're refusing
01:49:20.040to help israel and you're also refusing to help your british citizens and business people in the
01:49:27.000middle east who have british interests but their european leadership don't care that's why they
01:49:35.080continue did the eu vote uh to start uh deportations as reported on another uh channel uh the no the
01:49:42.760european parliament debates uh slight differences in the eu and the european parliament so the eu
01:49:49.480is the overall project right the overall entity and the eu has three branches the european
01:49:55.720commission which is the dictatorship that's the executive branch so the president of the european
01:50:00.280commission is a dictator she's not elected and that's Ursula von der Leyen then you got the
01:50:05.320European council and then you have the which is the foreign ministers of the European countries
01:50:10.040and then you have the European parliament which is a fake plastic parliament they're not even allowed
01:50:15.160to propose their own legislations or laws that they can't it's not their job but they can vote
01:50:21.880on things they can have debates it's nice right but yeah they did that not the rest of the EU
01:50:28.440it's up to the european commission to decide how can the iranians take back their countries
01:50:34.040you are witnessing it we've just started this is phase one the military operation phase two
01:50:39.640for them to take to the streets and win the iranian people are very kind i hope iran will
01:50:45.560become free again i am from the uae god bless the emiratis what is the likelihood in your opinion
01:50:52.520of the u.s leaving nato as a u.s citizen i'm seeing sentiments for leaving is growing yeah but it's
01:50:59.560not going to happen firstly if the u.s leaves nato nato won't exist anymore right so uh you can't
01:51:07.480call it nato then nato is u.s and the u.s is nato right and the reason for that is because president
01:51:15.160trump by staying in nato can actually use nato as leverage against their allies you see the issue
01:51:22.200if you leave it then you can't do anything so and the white house wants to ensure that they have
01:51:29.080control over europeans and by staying in nato and not helping the europeans anymore that's
01:51:34.600the best way to do it so that's that's the reality the nato at this point is meaningless anyway
01:51:40.200it doesn't do anything it does it literally at this point you can see if if one one or two
01:51:45.560nato members are getting attacked the rest of them are not helping so the whole concept has
01:51:51.480collapsed already but politically staying in it and making problems for the rest of the membership
01:51:57.160smart that's what the white house are doing also because if you get a us democrat
01:52:04.600becoming president they're going to rejoin anyway so what's the point
01:52:10.120and that's one of the biggest issues that we are currently facing what is the most likely reason
01:52:14.200the remaining missile launches haven't been destroyed because iran is a major it's a huge land
01:52:21.480uh mountainous as well so there's a lot of uh underground sites there's a lot of caves there's
01:52:27.380a lot of bunkers and there's a lot of places to hide the missile launchers and they are mobile
01:52:33.900so they can move them around all the time so they launch from one location then they take it
01:52:38.960somewhere else hide it they go somewhere else launch it that's one of the main reasons it's
01:52:43.280the whack-a-mole game that i've been talking about but to be fair a huge chunk of them have already
01:52:48.160been destroyed that's why you only get a handful of drones and a handful of missiles being launched
01:52:53.260every day same can be said about the drones they still have a lot of drones drones are easier to
01:52:58.420make as well but they have drone carriers and but that's also relatively coming down the numbers
01:53:05.700that are being launched from iran any word on the peg leg ham and eggs no we don't know we well
01:53:16.220apart from him going to gay clubs we don't know please update us about the food and water supply
01:53:23.980of the iranian people so um talking to my dad the hyperinflation means that uh effectively
01:53:35.420a price of one egg is now basically about a hundred dollars so almost and it's difficult to
01:53:45.580depending on where you live cities are still okay relatively but small towns and villages
01:53:51.020they're struggling because especially if they are just only relying on local farmers they're
01:53:57.020struggling but there is still food and water is okay there is water outages that they keep coming
01:54:04.940and go in terms of the the supply but it's still functional it's the same as a year ago it's
01:54:12.780problematic but they can still survive but obviously if the infrastructure power plants
01:54:18.540and everything else gets hit then it's going to be a crazy time so if there is going to be a decision
01:54:24.460to hit the deep infrastructure including energy sites electricity and water and everything else
01:54:31.660then that in my opinion that has to go hand in hand with the next phase of the war which
01:54:37.900basically that's chaos which which is affecting not just the regime but also
01:54:42.820the Iranian people which should mean theoretically speaking the Israelis and
01:54:51.460now it's anarchy take to the streets we have fightages and drones providing you
01:54:57.040with air support again that's easy to say it's just theoretical academic sort
01:55:01.580of conversation about it it's not as straightforward as that but if you're
01:55:05.320going to hit the power plants to paralyze the regime obviously it's going to affect the Iranian
01:55:10.280people so you can't really just tell them do you just continue to stay at home and everything's
01:55:16.040going to get hit because they can stay at home but they can't do anything else there's no gas
01:55:21.160there's no electricity so that that can come if if there's going to be on the 6th of april that's
01:55:26.600the deadline right that's the deadline that president trump said if he actually decides
01:55:30.840to go for the infrastructure it has to come immediately with the next phase whether it's
01:55:35.800going to be some level of ground invasion and also air support for the Iranian people don't just hit
01:55:42.040infrastructure and then just continue as normal with the airstrikes because that's going to be
01:55:46.440problematic everybody will suffer but then just they're just gonna have to wait wait for what they
01:55:51.800don't know okay so um major i sent you a text if you are um available would be great to have you
01:56:07.800join us so that we could finish the conversation um that we tried to start last time but we weren't
01:56:13.080able to to get around to it because it was a busy news day with president trump's announcements and
01:56:18.600speeches. So if you are able, it would be great to have you join us for a little bit.
01:56:33.180Excuse me. I want to go to some breaking news, guys. So apparently,
01:56:40.540this account War Monitor, which is usually like, you know, they're generally pretty accurate.
01:56:47.080they're saying that there are there's like this breaking news reports that the iranian
01:56:56.040natan's nuclear facility has been hit by u.s and israeli stripes so um let's keep an eye out
01:57:07.720on that you know as um uh secretary of war pete hexeth said this morning uh the attacks and the
01:57:16.360strikes are pretty much continuing so there's that um armin and i mentioned a little bit earlier
01:57:27.320um i think a few weeks ago or so that uh one of the um
01:57:37.720One of the top IRGC commanders has sort of been missing in action, and he was getting a lot of flack from other people.
01:57:47.380So apparently, the state TV of the Islamic regime released footage supposedly showing him.
01:57:57.100This is Majid Mousavi, the commander of the Aerospace Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, visiting underground missile bases and launch operators.
01:58:07.020Days after Iran International reported he had come under criticism from senior IRGC officials for being absent during ongoing clashes and leaving his forces without leadership.
01:58:20.400So he's supposedly underground. Like that's what they're supposedly showing here.
01:58:36.040whether it's accurate or not who knows but there's actually a very interesting uh special report it's
01:58:44.360about six minutes long and iran international came out with this video uh earlier today
01:58:52.760and the caption is as war now dominates the headlines it's critical to remember how we got
01:58:58.600here in january iran's security forces carried out one of the deadliest crackdowns in the country's
01:59:05.960modern history and at the same time a parallel war was unfolding online this
01:59:11.840special report reveals okay great you know we will get to this special report
01:59:15.800when Armin returns but right now we have the major welcome welcome hey everybody
01:59:25.720how are you oh I'm doing pretty good I think I'm getting past the panhandle
01:59:32.140crud finally it's been a chore this year i got the stomach bug last year i got the sinus bug
01:59:39.420so i'm sorry i'm sorry to hear that it happens it's the only real downside to living out here so
01:59:46.060yeah uh yeah so viewers are always excited to to have you here and join us so it was great to see
01:59:55.100you um so let's just get right into it because you know i had some questions about well let me just
02:00:01.180pull up something here so like the um so i wanted to speak a little bit about um the
02:00:12.300the reports that you know certain troops are being um sent to the middle east
02:00:22.540and uh just wanted to get you know your thoughts on this you know what this all means like what
02:00:27.100what do you think is is happening um because we always appreciate your input like this well um
02:00:36.220first yeah obviously we are sending actual ground troops to the middle east as opposed to air crews
02:00:45.180and pilots and uh you know missile defense uh people um obviously we're doing that but in
02:00:53.900addition we are sending both marines and uh the airborne uh specifically the first brigade combat
02:01:02.380team from the 82nd airborne and what that means there's a lot of confusion because too many people
02:01:12.140don't really know how the u.s military is structured very well um so what i wanted to do
02:01:19.420was last time when i sent an image um the reason i the reason i kept getting kicked off a couple of
02:01:28.740days ago is because excuse me is because i was trying to find links or an image on my phone that
02:01:37.220i could post in the uh stream yard back end and stream yard hates my phone so it would kick me
02:01:46.240every time I minimized it so what I wanted to do was like the last time I
02:01:52.780sent a picture when I was on of like the little IRGC speedboats I wanted to just
02:02:00.580go ahead and send that to you via Instagram because that seems to work
02:02:07.000Instagram works yeah that that seemed to work the last time okay and because it
02:02:13.240it's a lot easier when I have a visual uh to explain this so I just sent you a DM of a little
02:02:23.240chart yeah I see it okay if uh if you want to if you want to pull that up it it the reason I need
02:02:30.500to do this is it trying to do a word picture on something like this it's actually kind of hard
02:02:35.780um what you're looking at here let me just yeah oh yeah you've got an article up there
02:02:44.280uh yeah okay so what you're looking at here is what's called the mag tiff that stands for marine
02:02:53.400air ground task force this is how the the operational side of the marine corps is set up
02:03:02.380So you've got four things going on here. You've got the command element, and then you've got ground combat, air combat, combat service support. Combat service support is me. That's where I lived or, you know, when I was in. That's, I was over on that side.
02:03:20.720The key thing to note about this is that there's no, there's no size component with any of these blocks. There's nothing to tell you how big each element is. And that's because these scale from the Marine Expeditionary Unit, which is the smallest, all the way up to a Marine Expeditionary Force, which terrifies national governments.
02:03:44.980um and the reason for that is at the bottom end which is the expeditionary unit which is
02:03:53.140the 31st mu that's uh on board the tripoli and its escorts um and the 11th mu which is on board
02:04:02.720the boxer and its escorts those are built around infantry battalions so that's 800
02:04:08.480maybe 900 infantry soldiers and then you have all of the other people attached onto that
02:04:15.680so that comes up to about 2200 marines and sailors for the medical portion um and that's
02:04:24.580before we get into the crews of the ships that are carrying all right so you've got the tripoli
02:04:30.120you've got the boxer together you've got about 4500 marines on the way either at the persian
02:04:37.920Gulf are on the way there. All right. If, and we're not doing this, I want to underline this,
02:04:46.100we're not sending a Marine Expeditionary Force. That is a reinforced division of like 40,000
02:04:55.020people. We're not doing that. That was, that was Desert Storm. We're not doing that here.
02:05:00.840Um, it's only two expeditionary units on the Marine Corps side and on the army side, I'm
02:05:10.840going to, um, that's a little busy, so let me do something else, uh, this copy that.
02:05:23.840I'm gonna send you another image here on the army side.
02:05:30.640image that i just sent you um that's that plus a couple of other little uh support units are what
02:05:39.840the army is sending at this point that is the 82nd airborne division's first brigade combat team um
02:05:52.080marine units and army airborne share a lot of similarities in capability and what they can do
02:05:58.560they just tend to get there in a very different way and marine units generally
02:06:05.460have more firepower to support them than the Army does, generally. Now I'm kind of
02:06:15.480weird because I fall into the category of one of twelve. Back in back in the
02:06:21.600mid-80s, I was one of 12 supply chiefs in the Marine Corps that actually handled airborne
02:06:31.860operations at any level. And so I know both the amphibious side and I know the airborne side.
02:06:43.640so i have a pretty good idea of what they what they would be using this mixed force for
02:06:53.200an airborne brigade and a couple of expeditionary units i've got a good idea what they would use it
02:07:00.000for but i don't want to talk about that i've been wargaming this for like two weeks now
02:07:04.520ever since i heard that all of these units were in motion i don't want to talk about what i think
02:07:12.160the reality is that they're probably going to be used for because upset. Um, I'm not being overly
02:07:18.720dramatic. That's just the way it is. Um, and that's based on the fact that the, you know, the,
02:07:27.440in the military sphere, professionals are predictable, but the world is full of amateurs.
02:07:34.340So, what they can do, you've got, for an expeditionary unit, they can operate easily within 20 miles of a landing zone, and they can hold that area.
02:07:56.580It doesn't really matter if it's an island or a defended beach, or if they're trying to isolate a city.
02:08:04.340um they can do that pretty easily by themselves so can the airborne but they would generally not
02:08:14.400jump close to a coastline uh they're more for going into a deeper area the caveat though is that
02:08:25.000the marine corps can evacuate if it runs into trouble or it can get a lot more support quickly
02:08:31.680If the Army goes in deep, you know, 100 miles, 200 miles in, getting them back out is going to be a major problem.
02:08:42.640So, to my mind, what they're planning on is something involving using both groups.
02:08:50.920having the Marine Corps secure beachhead and then having the Army at the same time
02:08:58.120parachuting in a little bit deeper inland to control road systems and to help, you know,
02:09:06.860cut off reinforcements until the Marines can get up to them, you know, cut off reinforcements to
02:09:12.600the enemy, which is the regime, until the Marine Corps can get to them. And that's what both of
02:09:19.780these units are optimized for is going in grabbing a piece of territory and holding that until they
02:09:27.280get relieved. So I was not surprised in the slightest. When I saw the news start to come
02:09:37.240out that yes, we are sending ground troops, we are not sending an invasion. This is not
02:09:43.780desert storm because when people in america hear ground troops right quote unquote ground troops
02:09:51.840what they're hearing is the massive armored demolition machine from you know desert storm
02:10:01.6205 000 whatever tanks you know 250 000 troops everybody going ah over the border that's not
02:10:10.220what's happening here um they did mention in the uh pentagon briefing that we have something like
02:10:17.580250 000 or no 50 000 troops uh in the in the area right now that's mostly the air force
02:10:30.000and um your defensive missile batteries that's not quote-unquote fighting forces
02:49:19.980The image I just sent you, the big shell is what comes out of the A10's rotary cannon.
02:49:29.480the little bitty thing next to it is what comes out of an air of a of an m16 let me add that here
02:49:44.600yeah wow yeah what what uh an m16 fires is the bitty bitty one next to it
02:49:53.160and what comes out of the a10's nose is the big shell
02:49:58.760so yeah those come in a lot of flavors including depleted uranium and high explosive rounds
02:50:05.780and they they will they devastate they will absolutely devastate an area um there's not a
02:50:16.600lot of ammo for the for the gun on the a10 but you know it it if you live through it you're never
02:50:24.960going to forget it now so we have a couple of comments and then there's a question so um as
02:50:33.360riral says major don't forget there is more a10s now for close air support to dismantle the
02:50:41.260technicals that's true um that's very true excuse me the uh the fact that we've got a10s moving
02:50:51.660inside uh iran now is both to address the technicals directly but also um to tackle
02:51:04.780softer sites that are more spread out okay what i mean by that is you've got um you've got like a
02:51:13.740a school that the that the IRGC has taken over and they're using it as a base like a vehicle park
02:51:22.200um it's kind of a waste to drop like three or four bombs on a target like that trying to get
02:51:31.580everything it's a lot easier if you fly an A-10 over it and it just points its nose at the target
02:51:37.720and fires off to second burst and that will destroy everything above ground inside the
02:51:43.140compound, and they can just move on to the next target. So that's what the A-10s are doing right
02:51:52.180now. And if they're even out there, they're addressing any kind of Artesh tank or BMP
02:52:01.060or any other armored vehicle that is not clearly unmanned. Because again, like Karg Island,
02:52:11.060why destroy it why not just you know leave the thing there in place and when the regime falls
02:52:17.780we can go back recover those tanks and iran will have some kind of a tank park you know
02:52:23.320at least temporarily until we can get them better gear
02:52:26.020you know it's better than it's better than relying on technicals for everything
02:52:32.420And then Pasi Kuska says, isn't A-10 today slow? With radar intersection, the worst radar spots it at max range and get shot down unless the area has no air defense like helicopter.
02:52:50.000Well, I mean, my understanding, Major, is that there is no air defense.
02:52:53.960All of the Islamic regime's air defense and radars and everything have already been destroyed,
02:53:00.000which is why the United States and Israel have pretty much complete command of the skies.
02:53:06.780And that's what I think President Trump has said and what Pete Hague said and others have said as well.
02:53:10.520there's there's multiple uh there's there's different flavors of of uh of air defense um let
02:53:20.120me pull this for you actually i want the one in technically no i can use that picture i can use
03:00:35.080yeah now the one on top is the c ram just being transported on its uh that that vehicle is called
03:00:54.380a hemat uh unit it's a high whatever i don't remember what the acronym means now uh because
03:01:02.820they keep doing all kinds of weird acronyms, but that's just the top image is just it rolling down
03:01:08.820the road. The bottom image is the CRAM actually firing it at incoming rounds, incoming artillery
03:01:16.080and mortar shells. That is not a laser beam. That is nothing but tracers being fired at like 4,000
03:01:25.320rounds a minute so they can make sure that they hit everything. The reason that you can do that
03:01:32.360with a C-RAM is because, unlike the Navy, on a C-RAM, all of the rounds have a self-destruct
03:01:42.220that detonates it at two kilometers after leaving the barrel if it hasn't hit anything yet.
03:01:52.500Yeah. Very effective. Not quite iron dome, but it's good enough.
03:01:58.940so crm's defending prince sultan etc hit daily yeah john confirming it was a joke thank you oh
03:02:09.380my gosh um so this i don't know can cram cwis detect and hit fpvs what's an fpv and he's saying
03:02:21.760love talking to an actual expert yeah we we do we that's why we appreciate major very much
03:02:27.020We're getting into too many acronyms here. I don't know all these acronyms. So, so the CRAM is an R2D2 looking thing. So CRAM is an R2D2 looking thing. What's, what's an FPV?
03:20:53.480What you're seeing here is not organic debate, it's a sequence.
03:20:57.540First, regime-linked sources frame protests as foreign sabotage.
03:21:02.620Second, online influencers across different political camps adopt that claim.
03:21:08.180Third, engagement surges, often surpassing official state media.
03:21:12.980And finally, Iranian officials cite that online discourse as validation.
03:21:17.920The narrative travels outward and then returns with legitimacy.
03:21:23.360Among the high engagement voices identified in NCRI's analysis were figures like Nick Fuentes,
03:21:30.080pro-Kremlin amplifier Megatron Ron, network node Atom Media,
03:21:34.840progressive commentator Omar Badar, gray zone journalists, including Aaron Maté and Max Blumenthal,
03:21:42.160alongside Iranian regime-aligned commentator Mohammed Marandi. Many of these voices disagree
03:21:48.180on nearly everything else politically, yet arrived at the same conclusion about Iran,
03:21:53.040different politics, one narrative. Researchers describe it as a convergence, a system where
03:21:59.240decentralized actors amplify the same narrative because it fits existing political grievances.
03:22:04.840I wrote an essay about a year and a half ago. It's called the Khamenei's Soft Power in America, where I talk about the influence that they have created in academia, media, in cyber jihadists.
03:22:21.840jihadists, they have a very sophisticated network and they operate very as you say both
03:22:30.240in a coordinated manner and in a diffuse manner. Somebody sheds doubt about the number of killed,
03:22:39.360somebody sheds light, sheds doubt on who the ones who are killing.
03:22:45.120Two provocative posts became the catalyst, one from a Farsi-language Mossadi account,
03:22:52.080the other from former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. Both were swiftly weaponized as proof
03:22:57.840that the protests were foreign-backed. The largest engagement surge occurred after January 8th,
03:23:03.520precisely as protests expanded and the crackdown intensified. The same language,
03:23:09.120the same accusations, repeated across the networks.
03:23:13.040By putting out some statements, whether it was Pompey or the CIA that basically
03:23:18.320put this idea that, you know, the Israelis were on the ground, the regime really was
03:23:24.320leapt at this to justify, you know, their actions and to make it seem like this whole thing was just
03:23:31.120an outside cooked uprising, which it wasn't. As this crackdown continued or started, they started
03:23:38.240to seed the ideas that you know this this wasn't really a crackdown this was the defense
03:23:45.200of the islamic republic against the massad and against the cia so they they really did
03:23:52.080kind of flip the switch and you see a surge of um online traffic
03:23:58.240As violence unfolded inside Iran, a second operation took shape online, one that shifted
03:27:12.220And another one is Foreign Ministry and his deputy.
03:27:23.540What is their justification about massacre and tell a wrong story about massacre to war?
03:27:38.980A new analysis from the Network Contagion Research Institute, the NCRI, shows how this narrative was constructed, amplified and circulated across online networks, transforming a domestic uprising into what appeared to be a foreign conspiracy.
03:27:54.980According to researchers, the foreign coup narrative did not emerge after the violence, it was present from the very beginning, seeded through regime-aligned media even before protests spread nationwide.
03:28:08.980What you're seeing here is not organic debate. It's a sequence.
03:28:13.680First, regime-linked sources frame protests as foreign sabotage.
03:28:18.700Second, online influencers across different political camps adopt that claim.
03:28:27.740The fact that this began on December 20th, this is wild because the protests didn't start until December 28th.
03:28:36.74028. So it's almost as if the Islamic regime knew that Iranians are feeling frustrated and that
03:28:46.580Iranian people are going to start rising up. And so they actually began this narrative.
03:28:53.800Guys, that's not the NCRI you're thinking of. That's not the NCRI you're thinking of. It's a
03:28:58.520different one. No, no, no. That's not the one you're thinking of. This is a different NCRI.
03:29:06.740it's the it's it's this it's this guys it's the network contagion
03:29:15.460something institute network contagion research institute this is what it is so um it's this
03:29:24.900organization that detects and responds to emerging threats in the information ecosystem
03:29:32.040It reveals how foreign and domestic actors engage in malicious narratives and inauthentic conduct to destabilize institutions and divide communities.
03:32:39.780One big problem that we're currently facing. I'm going to show you the, as I said, the zoomed in version in a second. But Shelley has, as I say, she's done work as a freelance journalist for a huge number of press, print and broadcast media, including obviously CNN, but not just CNN, but also Politico and many others as well.
03:33:08.360She's been working with a huge number of also regional sources and outlets.
03:33:14.360She's done a great job in terms of covering a lot of dangerous issues.
03:33:17.360This is, there we go, we now have the zoomed in version of this.
03:33:21.360You can see her, they are putting her in the car.
03:33:23.360Now she's in, well almost, now she's in.
03:33:28.360And yeah, after years of Brave coverage,
03:33:38.360the iraqis couldn't protect her now obviously we have a huge problem in two specific countries
03:33:47.660when it comes to the irgc militias on the ground one is iraq because obviously a huge chunk of
03:33:55.800iraq is occupied by the irgc and the other one is bahrain because the irgc's branch in bahrain
03:34:02.040are also causing a lot of riots and terrorist activities against the establishment and against
03:34:09.020the United States forces in Bahrain. That still continues as well. The situation in Iraq is
03:34:15.320escalating. We're going to show you some of the footage videos coming in from Iraq in regards to
03:34:19.920the attacks and the drone attacks from Iran. But Shelley, her last posts on X were actually
03:34:27.940reposts yesterday and the 29th of march both of them about the situation in iran one of them was
03:34:36.740about spain closing its airspace to the u.s planes since then obviously about the the brits and the
03:34:43.540the italians and the french also doing the same thing the whole of the europe european side
03:34:48.020making a move against president trump and then the other one was about the strategic narrative of
03:34:53.060the war in iran now let's quickly go to the situation in iran and then we're going to talk
03:35:01.060about iraq again uh tehran huge explosions following the latest joint strikes by the
03:35:07.540americans and the israelis someone said uh what are journalists doing there silly indeed uh
03:35:22.100journalists uh they're doing their job as journalists if we don't have them on the
03:35:27.300ground including the two ctv agents and other friendly journalists who help us on the ground
03:35:32.180both in iraq and in iran we would not know what is going on in the middle east there are brave
03:35:38.340people who are in the region right now and they are risking their own lives to ensure that the truth
03:35:43.460comes out the islamic revolution guard core uh opposite were targeted earlier on we showed you
03:35:50.180video of the israelis hitting a huge number of buildings belonging to the irgc there is one of
03:35:59.620these videos a zoomed in version of it again shows one of the irgc members in fact jumping
03:36:07.860from the building following the strikes by the israelis and uh i think we can quickly uh that's
03:36:15.300yeah I feel we could show you this yeah there we go so this is it goes down
03:36:24.500now these are the people on the right hand side you can see the photo these are the snipers and
03:36:30.580the operatives of the IRGC who played the major role in the January uprising by the Iranian people
03:36:40.240Now, they were the ones taking out Iranian civilians, allegedly over 30,000 of them.
03:36:48.900One by one, they are being taken out by Israel and the United States.
03:36:54.220But again, we're going to talk about what can and should happen the day after the strikes are finished.
03:37:01.200For now, let's talk about the leadership or so-called leadership in Iran.
03:37:05.080So we have Qalibov, who they say is apparently still around, but if he's alive, he's clearly hiding.
03:37:25.360Qalibov, we haven't seen him in over a week, but he keeps posting on X.
03:37:32.040He said, I just read about Sarah and others in the U.S. skipping meals because gas prices keep climbing.
03:37:38.900Sad. But this is what happens when your leaders put others ahead of hardworking and ordinary Americans.
03:37:44.840It's not America first anymore. It's Israel first.
03:37:47.200Now, this sounds very much like every single influencer that we have against President Trump.
03:37:55.900Anybody could have been posting something like this, like Tucker Carlson, like Nick Fuentes.
03:38:00.640So anybody, right? Candace Owens. Now, the issue with this is that Ghalibov's account on X is not actually being operated from Iran right now.
03:38:11.900And no, that is not a VPN, because firstly, the Islamic Republic don't need to use VPNs.
03:38:20.240But the account on X for Ghalibov is being controlled from the United States.
03:38:26.840now somebody's posting on his behalf that is not his language what he was posting not necessarily
03:38:33.960because it's english but the way that was worded that is not what khalibov would say that's not
03:38:39.400how he speaks or anybody's in his team clearly somebody in the u.s now there's a lot of conspiracy
03:38:46.100theories who it could be but no it's not going to be tucker karlson it's actually an iranian in the
03:38:50.860u.s there are names being thrown out there obviously i'm not going to accuse anybody directly
03:38:54.660because that will be slightly slanderous.
03:39:00.040But we know who he could be, let's just say.
03:39:03.180You guys could speculate if you want to,
03:39:05.780for those of you who are familiar with some of these pro-regime individuals
03:39:11.660We also have some good news, despite everything else.
03:39:14.660Huge success for the joint attacks by the U.S. and Israel.
03:39:19.660We now have a senior figure of the IRGC's aerospace, Ali Tavos Ali, who's now been confirmed eliminated.0.99
03:39:34.280Another one bites the dust and another Ali has also been killed and he's no longer smiling and he doesn't have to worry about his stupid face anymore.0.98
03:39:49.240The Prime Minister of Israel also made a speech earlier tonight1.00
03:39:54.080following what we reported today about the new alliance being formed
03:39:59.980between the Arabs and the Jewish nation in Israel against the Islamic Republic in the region.
03:40:06.700He also confirmed that and he also mentioned that sooner or later the regime in Iran will fall.
03:40:17.300Let's go to the Prime Minister, we've got subtitles, if you can't read it, I'll give
03:46:20.800now obviously over the last few decades that they have had their program
03:46:44.320to train up children but over the last few days or a couple of weeks they have accelerated the
03:46:52.300training program to ensure that it's not just symbolic but these kids anybody age 12 or older
03:46:59.420would be able to actually fight now obviously these kids will not be able to fight
03:47:05.580against the experienced skillful adults but the only problem with this is that obviously
03:47:13.060They are now being used. So it's a child abuse. Every time the Americans or the Israelis hit these bases, kids are going to be in there.
03:47:22.960And the Islamic Republic will just cry and say, oh, look, innocent children are dying.
03:47:28.360But that's what exactly what they're doing is. We've had at least one that was confirmed yesterday, I think, which we reported on this channel.
03:47:37.340um who the kid who was uh killed at one of the passage checkpoints in iran and uh so that's what
03:47:46.680happens uh someone says kidnapped a cnn reporter she wasn't just a cnn reporter she also works with
03:47:59.980other media outlets. She's an overall journalist working with left-leaning, right-leaning and
03:48:10.680non-leaning media outlets in general. Now let's quickly go to the foreign minister of the Islamic
03:48:20.840Republic because he keeps ranting and nobody is listening to him. He came out earlier tonight
03:48:27.680actually out in there on the streets of tehran because nobody cares about him nobody wants to
03:48:31.600kill him because he's not that important and nobody really from the government the actual
03:48:36.480government not the regime so the president or government ministers they're not really important0.98
03:48:42.080and because they can be replaced that their jobs are effectively temporary anyway the the people
03:48:49.280who are main targets are the regime so the heads of the irgc or people in charge of the nuclear
03:48:55.360program of people who basically have the job for life and not these guys you know they only have
03:49:00.160a job for like a few years and they get kicked out anyway and they're not really that crucial
03:49:04.800but the foreign minister actually says that there is no truth to the claim of negotiations with any
03:49:10.960party in iran so the americans continue to say we are talking to people in iran the islamic republic
03:49:16.560keeps saying nobody's talking to us and we're not talking to anybody which then creates all these
03:49:22.000rumors that President Trump is talking to somebody who's not part of the regime. Now, there is no
03:49:30.960guarantee. Or it could be somebody inside the regime who's betraying the rest of the regime.
03:49:37.120That's why everybody is now, nobody trusts anybody right now in Iran inside the regime,
03:49:42.240because people are thinking, who is betraying me? But the reality is that something is about
03:49:49.280to happen in the next few days within the next week or so in terms of the diplomatic part of
03:49:55.920this and the dialogue and we will find out definitely within the next week but for now
03:50:01.920both sides are just talking not even with each other but talking at each other now the problem
03:50:09.760with the europeans the european leadership continues to be an issue for the global security
03:50:16.400we've had the british government the spanish government the french and others who obviously
03:50:25.840until now they didn't want to get involved even though their governments made some u-turns there
03:50:30.860was some flip-flopping the french sent an aircraft carrier the brits were going to send then they
03:50:36.660didn't then they send it it went towards cyprus but then they said we're not going to do anything
03:50:41.840We're just there for show. All that aside, the Europeans have taken it to a new level, which is a direct intervention to help the Islamic Republic against the Americans and against the Israelis.
03:50:54.780And that's what we were talking about earlier today. The French, one of them, and the British government as well, helping the Islamic Republic by literally preventing the transport of equipment from the American side to the Israeli side.
03:51:08.920Nothing directly going to Iran, nothing directly departing to hit Iran.
03:51:18.440France is saying that we will now reduce the military imports from France to zero in retaliation to the French policy to help the Islamic Republic of Iran.
03:51:31.980Ali Baram, who is the Director General of the Ministry of Defense in Israel,
03:51:37.080has decided to reduce the defense procurement from France to zero.
03:51:43.640And they are saying that we will always remember, we will never forget who decided to help the enemy.
03:51:52.620The same goes towards the British government.
03:51:54.840Of course, President Trump already earlier on made a huge statement, a very angry statement against both the UK and the Fifth Republic of France.
03:52:07.200But we will see how much of that is now going to be affecting the overall NATO alliance.
03:52:13.500Because, again, as I mentioned earlier, without the United States, NATO will not exist.
03:52:19.060it's just going to be a bunch of european governments with little power no power to
03:52:25.000actually even defend their own continent now going back to iraq the situation in erbil and
03:52:32.560the u.s bases continue to be under attack they've had a number of a handful of irjc drones that
03:52:39.220were launched tonight and the C-RAM system have been activated and intercepted.
03:52:53.700Also in terms of the Arabs, the United Arab Emirates, so we've got an interesting guy here
03:53:02.820typing on his keyboard from the basement of his mom's house Alex who's so insecure his profile
03:53:11.680picture has to be him standing in the middle of a gym with no friends as you can see down here
03:53:16.380Alex says this guy chat s if another country attacks my country I will make sure my children
03:53:24.320can fight against evil because this evil is the Epstein class snakes in the grass and that's how0.98
03:53:31.180speaks by the way because you know he's in a gym being quite homoerotic uh alex is a child abuser
03:53:39.020because he believes that instead of protecting his children he says he's going to be making
03:53:45.500his children fight in a war i hope alex is not a father and i hope alex never becomes
03:53:53.900a father you should always protect children never make them fight it's not the job of children to
03:54:00.460that's the job of adults to keep the kids safe. Remember England during the second world war
03:54:06.620everybody from the south especially from cities like London were sent up north towards Yorkshire
03:54:11.500towards Scotland to be in safety while the national socialists from Deutschland were
03:54:18.460dropping bombs on the capital. British government and Winston Churchill did not start getting kids
03:54:26.060to be brainwashed against the national socialism because you don't have to be brainwashed against
03:54:30.380national socialism also to refer during um the before the current world order especially during
03:54:38.140their first world war we have had kids that volunteered in conflicts and the difference
03:54:45.980is in the western civilization and the other side is that people in the west evolve and become
03:54:52.940civilized and realize yeah maybe it's not good to have kids even do any level of volunteering
03:54:58.220even in desperate times it's probably best not to do that anymore
03:55:02.180we are no longer living in ancient Greece
03:55:05.600anyway the UAE as we said they continue to say
03:55:12.240they reserve the right to defend themselves against the IRGC
03:55:16.360but they still haven't really done anything
04:18:38.540No, this is why before Iran Revolution Live, like remember how we're like, Armin, why are you making shows about Nick Fuentes?
04:18:45.800This is why before Iran Revolution Live and this round of revolution, I was making back to back videos responding to the BS from Nick Fuentes because I saw him as an asset and also a major threat to our cause.
04:19:00.320So I didn't know that, but thank you guys. So everyone needs to go back and look at the videos that Armin made about Nick Fuentes before we started Iran Revolution Live, because Iran Revolution Live didn't really come together until after December 28, because the first day of protests was December 28.
04:19:19.800And what this report is saying is that this narrative was coming out on December 20th, so eight days before, Armin.
04:30:43.140Up to you. I mean, you can use the arrows to go back. The arrows are more, I think,
04:30:47.120questions for you on Iran. The first one that affects Americans here at home, gas prices.
04:30:56.600Today they hit $4. We have $4, yeah, and we have a country that's not going to be throwing a
04:31:02.440nuclear weapon at us in six months. Of course, but Americans are feeling the effects in the
04:31:06.340interim of this operation. And they're also feeling a lot safer. What is the plan to bring
04:31:10.280them back down? All I have to do is leave Iran, and we'll be doing that very soon, and they'll
04:31:14.940become tumbling down. And stock prices were up today almost to a record because they know two
04:31:24.080things. Number one, we have a safe country. We had to take a little detour because we had a mad
04:31:29.100man named Khomeini who sadly is no longer with us. And we had regime change already. We've knocked
04:31:36.180out one regime, then we knocked out the second regime. Now we have a group of people that are
04:31:41.180very different they're much more reasonable i think much more one much less radicalized it's a
04:31:46.460we've had regime change we're dealing with people that are much more rational and uh it's very it's
04:31:54.220amazing what we've done we had to make a little detour so when the stock market broke all records
04:31:59.740just a few weeks ago when it hit 50 000 on the dow 7 000 on the s p i said to the american people
04:32:07.820it's time that we have to make a little detour because we have a madman that wants a nuclear
04:32:11.740weapon and if we did not come out with a b2 bomber we would have a nuclear weapon right now
04:32:16.300we would it would have been used it would have been used before this before today and you may
04:32:21.580not be standing there asking that question okay so i think we have a country that understands that
04:32:27.260i see cnn did a poll and they talked about voters or mega voters and my poll came out at 100 nobody
04:32:34.060nobody covers that poll they had another poll where is it 92 approval uh i think that the
04:32:40.700people understand it we'll be leaving very soon and if france or some other country
04:32:46.780wants to get oil or gas you know go up through the straight and almost straight they'll go right up
04:32:55.420there and they'll be able to fend for themselves i think it'll be very safe actually but we have
04:33:00.220nothing to do with that what happens to the straight we're not going to have anything to do
04:33:04.060with because these countries china china will go up and they'll fuel up their beautiful ships and
04:33:10.220they'll leave and they'll take care of themselves there's no reason for us to do it we hit them hard
04:33:14.940we got rid of a lot of a lot of the radicalized lunatics along the straight but if they want
04:33:20.140something but i would say that within uh two weeks maybe two weeks maybe three we're hitting
04:33:26.940him very hard last night we knocked out tremendous amounts of missile making facilities we as you
04:33:32.460probably read or wrote we knocked out excuse me i think with two or three weeks we'll leave
04:33:43.900within two or three weeks goldie he's saying within two or three what do you think about that
04:33:48.540i mean every time he says within two or three weeks it's always sooner oh my god okay like
04:33:58.860like remember he said he's going to make a decision about attacking um uh attacking the
04:34:04.760nuclear facilities within two weeks and then he attacked within 24 hours so so you think would
04:34:12.160in less than three weeks all of this will be over and the economic regime will fall
04:34:16.980yeah okay wow okay that's that's how i see it i mean i mean based based off of the way that
04:34:25.220president trump has been sending messages and signals for the last uh you know like basically
04:34:31.080since december 28 um it's following the same pattern like at this point it's pretty much
04:34:36.720pattern recognition okay interesting all right let's continue then because there's no reason
04:34:46.140for us to do this look problem with the straight a guy can take a mine drop it in the water and say
04:34:51.820oh it's unsafe it's not like you're taking out an army or you're taking out a country or you know
04:34:57.500they can drop it or you can take a machine gun from the shore and shoot a little few bullets
04:35:01.100at a ship or maybe an over the shoulder missile small missiles uh that's not for us that'll be
04:35:09.900for france that'll be for whoever's using the straight but i think when we leave probably
04:35:15.420that's all cleared up today i heard tremendous numbers of ships were sailing through
04:35:20.220we're negotiating with them right now uh they've been again we have had regime change now regime
04:35:25.820change was not one of the things i had as a goal i had one goal they will have no nuclear weapon
04:35:32.060and that goal has been attained they will not have nuclear weapons but we're finishing the job
04:35:38.380and i think within maybe two weeks maybe a couple of days longer to do the job but we want to knock
04:35:45.100out every single thing they have. Now, it's possible that we'll make a deal before that,
04:35:50.060because we'll hit bridges. We've hit some. We'll hit some bridges, a couple of nice bridges in
04:35:55.020mind. But if they come to the table, that'll be good. But it doesn't matter whether they're
04:36:01.300coming out. We've set them back. It'll take 15 to 20 years for them to rebuild what we've done to
04:36:07.160them. They have no Navy. They have no military. They have no Air Force. They have no telecommunications.
04:36:13.380they have no anti-aircraft systems they have no leaders you know their leaders are all gone that's
04:36:18.340why we have regime change we have nice new leaders peter thanks president trump you talked about how
04:36:23.060the ballroom needs to have a drone proof roof right roof with other things in it
04:36:35.140things all over the place we're able to take them out
04:36:37.620there was a viral video this week i don't know if you saw it of army helicopters hovering near
04:36:44.420kid rock's house in nashville did you see that video i didn't see it now but i'm sure they had
04:36:47.860a good time uh well the army just said the crews of these helicopters have been suspended what do
04:36:52.900you think of that well it depends are they well they probably shouldn't have been doing it when
04:36:59.140we feel that they are for a long period of time put into the stone ages and they won't be able to
04:37:06.580come up with a much more accessible they are right you know they said we have a present for
04:37:13.300you mr president out of respect all right let's go back to make a deal for the u.s to end its
04:37:19.700look at it they like kid rock i like hidra maybe they were trying to defend him i don't know
04:37:25.300does iran have to make a deal does iran have to make a deal for the u.s to end its operation
04:37:30.020iran and have you spoken and have you spoken directly iran doesn't have to make a deal no
04:37:35.380yeah i've spoken to a lot of people it's a it's a new regime they are much more accessible
04:37:42.020they are right you know they said we have a present for you mr president out of respect
04:37:47.700and they said wait a minute you want me to answer the question you're a fresh person
04:37:52.260you know we've had a lot of problems with you haven't we uh no they don't you ask me a question
04:37:57.540No, they don't have to make a deal with me. When we feel that they are, for a long period of time, put into the Stone Ages, and they won't be able to come up with a nuclear weapon, then we'll leave. Whether we have a deal or not, it's irrelevant.
04:38:13.880it now it's possible that we'll have a deal because they want to make a deal they want to
04:38:18.680make a deal more than i want to make a deal but in a fairly short period of time we'll be finished
04:38:24.200they will not be able to do a nuclear weapon for years and when they already maybe in a long time
04:38:31.480from now able to do a nuclear weapon you'll have a president that will be like me and that he will
04:38:37.400go there and he'll knock the hell out of them again because they cannot have a nuclear weapon0.89
04:38:42.200they are very radicalized people they're very sick leaderships and i will say though that the0.97
04:38:48.600leadership we're dealing with now with the new regime because we have a new regime and the new
04:38:53.320regime is much better than the past yeah mr president the iranian government threatened a
04:39:00.200bunch of u.s companies today in the region including google apple with what what did
04:39:06.520they threaten them with pb guns or well that's a question my question for you is are you as the
04:39:12.440u.s what are they you made a statement what did they threaten them with i don't know
04:39:17.880go to tell me how did they threaten them well all i know is that they threaten them sir what does
04:39:21.560that mean fair enough he said something nice you have is the government in touch with these companies
04:39:27.480and you're helping to backstop them you don't even know what the threat was what was the threat i
04:39:31.480haven't heard it what was the threat did they say they're going to blow them up they're going to
04:39:35.480going to hit him. You know what they're not going to do? They're not going to hit him with a nuclear
04:39:39.240weapon. Is it something you're concerned about, sir? No. Iran's IRGC issues a warning that they
04:39:44.920will target 18 U.S. technology companies if the U.S. continues targeted assassinations of Iranian
04:39:49.880leaders beginning on April 1st. Those companies included NVIDIA, Apple, Microsoft. Most of those
04:39:54.860people are dead already. Yeah, Peter. I got one. Your son, Eric, posted a photo of what will be
04:44:59.400And if you read the fake New York Times, a corrupt newspaper, where I'm suing them, and I think I should do very well, but you would almost think, who's winning?
04:45:11.040But just to finish up with the New York Times, if you read the New York Times prior to my election victory, clearly the first one and the second one, too, I won three times.
04:53:44.760I would say he's basically just trolling the Islamic regime
04:53:48.540and, you know, pitting them against one another
04:53:51.180because if President Trump is saying regime change has already happened,
04:53:54.000And the people the people within the Islamic regime, they're going to start looking at one another and pointing fingers and going, OK, wait, who agreed to what, especially since the IRGC has become very vicious and we're going insane.
04:54:07.780So he's doing like a classic psychological warfare. That's how I see it.
04:54:12.040It's also very similar to what he was saying back in January when people were asking him about the massacre that happened on January 8 and 9, and he didn't want to give away how much information he knew.
04:54:29.400So he would just say, well, you know, we've heard that some of the deaths were caused by a stampede, but, you know, we're monitoring the situation and we're just going to keep track of it.
04:54:41.060And everyone was like, what are you talking about?
04:54:51.620It's keeping the Islamic regime guessing.
04:54:55.160Yeah, it might be the interpretation of the Islamic,
04:55:00.040like so the way, the most optimistic way of looking at this
04:55:03.560is that if some people are thinking that,
04:55:06.720the Islamic Republic might also be thinking that.
04:55:09.040So as the troops, as American troops are gathering for a ground operation in the Islamic Republic, because of the kind of wording that is coming from President Trump, some of them might think like, well, maybe he's not going to attack.
04:55:22.820So this is one way to keep to catch them off guard like he did the last two times.
05:05:44.000also because part of their language also includes their new language is that we set them 20 years
05:05:50.160like we made them we made we delayed their ability to rebuild 20 years so that seems might seem some
05:05:57.440to some people a switch from we want to make it permanently them permanently not ever be able to
05:06:04.160do such a thing to the world to instead they'll have we have delayed it for 20 years like for
05:06:11.280we're good for 20 for the next 20 years because delaying it for 20 years means that we're going
05:06:17.060to still have to deal with the islamic republic 20 years from now once they rebuild these things
05:06:21.040which if the goal was to completely get rid of the regime then there wouldn't be 20 years it
05:06:26.300would be forever it would be solved forever let me see if you guys are and also another thing that
05:06:32.540other people might suggest is that the the new calculation is that the islamic republic even if
05:06:39.120get rid of like most of their capabilities even if they have just a little bit capability left
05:06:45.280it's actually very easy to control the straight of hormones with just a few drones and missiles
05:06:51.360and just a few little mines so if you basically remove the islamic republic's ability just 95
05:06:58.080that remaining five percent is enough to be able to close the to not close it just
05:07:03.360Just manage the Hormuz Strait and basically cause economic trouble for the rest of the world.
05:07:09.480And the Islamic Republic is learning how easy it is for them to cause problems in the Strait of Hormuz, even if all of their air defense is gone, even if all of their Navy is gone, even if all of their Air Force, whatever they had is gone, even if their proxies are beheaded.
05:07:32.320Even if all of that is gone, it just takes us, from the Islamic Republic's perspective,
05:07:37.520well, it just takes us a few drones and missiles that they don't even need to be accurate. They
05:07:42.320just need to be there. The commercial ships are very risk averse. So even if they don't hit the
05:07:49.280target, they're still scary enough. Just a few mines in the Hormuz Strait, you know, under the
05:07:54.560Larak Island, but not between Larak and Qashma Island. We're going to leave that open so that
05:07:59.040we could use that as a toll booth uh collect two million dollars from every ship which adds up to
05:08:04.080billions of dollars um and the oil prices have gone up so our revenue has gone up they're not
05:08:12.000selling oil at a discount anymore so all of the money that now is going to the islamic republic
05:08:17.600with the with the toll that they're collecting from the hormone straight and the increase in
05:08:22.400oil prices that's going to be enough for them to keep building as many drones needed to be a threat
05:08:28.240to the homo strait so and given that the maybe like some people's interpretation might be
05:08:38.080given that the americans are realizing that even with all of the destruction that they
05:08:43.280have caused on the islamic republic these very limited ability that the islamic republic
05:08:48.240maintains is enough to be able to for them to have this much control over the world's economy
05:08:52.720maybe it's not like that last remaining few percents it takes a lot more so it's it was so
05:08:59.660easy to take 90 of that of it or 95 of it but that five taking that five percent that can only
05:09:07.940be done with full regime change right so maybe the americans some people's interpretation is
05:09:13.360that the americans are like you know what this is too much we already done what we needed to do
05:09:18.460so bye-bye right um but again that's the devil's advocate point i don't know the counter to that
05:09:25.560the counter is like don't watch what they say don't don't listen to what they say look up what
05:09:29.680they do and what they're doing is that ground forces are moving towards the area and if this
05:09:35.900is confusing a whole bunch of people well it's also confusing the islamic republic people
05:09:42.020and this is all just mind games this is what happened this is what happened during the 12
05:09:48.380day war this is what happened before operation epic fury started and then everybody was panicking
05:09:55.520that oh why are they negotiating or have they given up and then all of a sudden boom so some
05:10:01.140people are suggesting that even that this is this is what happened last time this is what's happening
05:10:05.340here again but then the counter to that counter is that two just because this happened twice
05:10:10.800that doesn't mean necessarily it's going to the third time is going to be the same
05:10:14.560two data points are not enough to come up with a you know that's not enough data to come up with a
05:10:22.020trend analysis that's just two data points um and also talking about the troops moving into the
05:10:29.420region grant you know people saying that's not just because they're moving close to that area
05:10:34.040it doesn't necessarily mean that they're going to use it they might just go there just so that
05:10:38.280that president trump has all the options at his disposal like he has like he could but it doesn't
05:10:43.980mean that they're going to be used so these are all the counting narratives and the counter
05:10:48.880narratives and the counter to the counter and then the counter to the counter to the counter
05:10:53.140these are all the things i could come up with but anyways we'll see
05:10:57.520what do you guys think like was that a good like overview of all sides of this argument
05:11:08.840or did i miss anything or was that was that is it good that sometimes i do the devil advocate here
05:11:14.580in the chat or no because some people might be like armin you're making us feel sad and
05:11:22.680lose hope and you're supposed to give hope oh yes it was oh thank you sketch sketch art therapy
05:11:29.380you should by the way sketch you should join our discussion group absolutely okay good yes it's
05:11:35.880fine okay good because sometimes i feel like i don't want to because i don't want to take away
05:11:42.880hope and sometimes because guys i consume a lot of content from people who are on the opposite
05:11:52.500inside of us including you know the worst people right and so also some well-meaning people who
05:11:59.220disagree with us so i try to not live in a bubble like in an echo chamber so i try to if you guys
05:12:05.620sometimes want i could just give you a summary of the things that might go against us oh yeah
05:12:11.960understanding other perspectives make us better prepared to disarm them oh good thank you
05:12:19.040fantastic so you guys appreciate that all right let's go let's go to hit this one i have something
05:12:28.320to share here let's see what we have so iran president iran's president position says the
05:12:36.400country is ready to end the war but only if there are guarantees against future attack
05:12:41.840what do you mean that is oh wait let me see
05:12:48.760what do you mean how could you get guarantees like even if they gave you guarantees you could
05:12:56.180then like you wanted them to do pinky promise oh but let me actually finish this because goldie
05:13:05.760just sent me something same he also said the u.s does not believe in diplomacy and warned that the
05:13:11.580Strait of Hormuz has been closed to aggressors.
05:13:26.320Approve, disapprove, disapprove President Donald Trump's decision to use military force in Iran to remove Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and his terrorist regime from power in order to stop their nuclear weapons and ballistic missile program.
05:13:41.580And this is what President Trump posted.
05:16:59.660And now today they gave us as a tribute, I don't know, I can't define it exactly, but they gave us, I think out of a sign of respect, 20 votes of oil, big, big votes of oil going through the Hormuz Strait.
05:25:00.500So, he gave condolences for Khamenei's martyrdom to the people and also his family.
05:25:20.500Okay, he's falling asleep. He's saying we're right now in the middle of a huge test.
05:25:30.500And we have to be careful to keep our unity.
05:25:43.360He's saying if we are going through a temporary pain right now, there is a treasure, there's a limitless treasure after this that we are going to be rewarded with after we go through this hardship.
05:26:00.500So we have to know that there are these foreigners who are trying to take our land and our water.
06:04:01.180i said okay mom and mom actually showed up
06:04:03.660Wow. Okay. Okay, mom. Okay, mom. Okay, mom. Wow. Okay, guys. I've just been told by Goldie's
06:04:15.100mom to be careful. She's watching me. Now, Goldie's mom is now monitoring me. Oh, no.
06:04:23.240Okay. Okay. No pressure. No pressure. So, Goldie is watching me and now Goldie's mom
06:04:31.180i call this mom or mama hi mama all right all right oh no okay guys i have to be on my best
06:04:44.380behavior now anyways let's go guys i when i when it's my time to share stuff with you guys what i
06:04:51.700like to share is stuff from the islamic republic okay because we get so many information i don't
06:04:59.140know from you know United States from Israel that's something that we don't
06:05:04.000in other places that don't cover is what the Islamic Republic itself is putting
06:05:09.040out there so it's good I think that that helps you guys see things from the
06:05:14.860Islamic Republic's perspective because you need to it's really when you're when
06:05:18.940you're in a battle you need to understand your enemy okay you need to
06:05:23.180study them and the more you understand your enemy the better you're going to
06:05:28.740get at defeating them especially because you are guys you are part of this battle right throughout
06:05:36.980history it has usually been like this like your your army of a nation goes into battle and then
06:05:43.040we have the civilians like oh wishing the best for their army okay in in modern times it's not
06:05:48.220like that because we have also in because of social media every single one of you are participating
06:05:55.000in this battle especially in the narrative side in the psychological warfare side as well so you
06:06:00.540have the soldiers in the field but you are we here we're all of you guys here is aren't participating
06:06:07.240in the battlefield of ideas okay and you know the humiliation tactics the psychological warfare
06:06:13.840the memes are actually like missiles here in this in this battle that we're in and
06:06:19.160This is why every single one of you is a soldier in the battlefield of ideas, right?
06:06:26.760So because you're part, you're soldiers in this battle, knowing the enemy helps you be more effective in helping all of us win this fight, right?
06:06:39.860So this is why I'd like to, when it's my time, I'd like to share more information from the Islamic Republic's perspective and their propaganda, okay?
06:06:50.640So let's look at this video from, yeah, so Samantha in the chat is like, yeah, 100% study the enemy, right?
06:06:58.800So this is what we're doing right now. We're studying the enemy.
06:07:02.640Okay, so Mohsen Zanganeh, the representative of, let me read the Persian, Torbate Heyderyeh, in the parliament, stated at government rally regarding the attack on the office of the leader of the Islamic Republic that after Ali Khamenei's death, his son Mushtaba only sustained minor wounds in a few places on his body
06:19:36.680all right so yes here do we want to translate this this is five minutes
06:19:44.040let me see hopefully it's in english distinguished delegates dear oh my god thank you so much it's
06:19:55.160in english i don't have to translate okay so i mean so this is the islamic republic foreign
06:20:02.500minister abbas arahashi's speech at the u.n human rights council session by the way guys let me know
06:20:08.260in the chat if you're appreciating me showing so many perspectives from the islamic regime
06:20:12.880Because I'm following a lot of other YouTube channels and analysis by other experts and I'm seeing that they're not like a lot of the analysis is based on what's happening in the U.S. and what's happening in Israel.
06:20:28.540And I feel like there's a lacking of looking at the Islamic Republic narratives and propaganda and their side of things.
06:20:39.300And that's why when I get the chance, I want to cover that here.
06:20:42.140Because I want you guys, like you guys in the chat, you guys are like our army.
06:20:46.820Like Goldie and I, we're raising an army here in this battlefield.
06:20:52.560And you guys are being, you know, we're giving you ammunition to go into fight.
06:20:57.620and i want you guys to be more informed than other people regards to the nature of the islamic
06:21:02.540republic and that's why when i get a chance i want to basically share a lot of content from
06:21:07.160the islamic republic with you guys right so yeah okay you guys are saying yeah that's good in the
06:21:11.720chat well thank you okay great okay good yes you guys are somebody saying army we are guarded
06:21:19.740yes you guys are also guarded you guys are also the immortal guards you guys yes yes
06:21:27.560You don't have to be Iranian to be Garda Javedan, by the way, guys.
06:21:31.480All of you guys, you guys are participating in this battle to liberate Iran.
06:21:35.980So all of you, you are all Garda Javedan.
06:42:13.480You know, I might actually be able to make a cardboard cutout because I actually got, like, an Amazon – I got an Amazon delivery package today.
06:54:37.580But, you know, when when someone is trying to pretend like they're an Iranian national, but then they start their speech with Arabic, it doesn't make sense. Right. That's like the equivalent of, let's say, I don't know, let's say like Nazi Germany is in France and they're pretending like they're France first, but they start their speech with German language.
06:55:04.980Like, it's just weird, right? It's weird. It doesn't make sense. It's not a thing. And yeah,
06:55:10.620Araqchi is, he's not even Iranian. He's from like Iraq. Aren't there in Ahvoz? Yeah, guys,
06:55:20.240I'm born, I'm from Ahvoz. I'm born in Ahvoz. There are Iranian Arabs in Ahvoz, but the Iranian Arabs
06:55:29.320are Iranian first and they speak Persian, right? Because we all have our own different dialects,
06:55:37.380right? Like I'm Lor Bakhtiyari, so I have my own dialect, right? Like Shushtari Desfuli,
06:55:43.980Bakhtiyari, whatever. But we all speak Persian because the Persian language is what unites the
06:55:53.240Iranian identity. And Iranian Arabs are some of the most loyal Iranians out there. In fact,
06:56:00.000Iranian Arabs were the ones who helped us win the war against Saddam Hussein. So remember the
06:56:08.560Iran-Iraq war? Yeah, we Iranians, we could not have won the Iran-Iraq war without the help of
06:56:16.980the Iranian Arabs who went in and infiltrated Saddam Hussein's army and gave us all the info
06:56:22.860we need because even though, you know, they might be, you know, Arabs from thousands and thousands
06:56:27.940of years ago, but they're still Iranian first. And that's because we have, you know, we're very
06:56:35.560culturally and ethnically diverse, but we're united by our Iranian identity. Oh, someone's
06:59:52.820Wait, someone is asking about the pronunciation of Qatar. So the proper pronunciation of, I mean, I don't know what the proper pronunciation is, but in Persian, the Persian pronunciation of Qatar is Qatar.
07:00:10.920Qatar. Are there any Arabic speakers in the channel that are watching? Are you able to
07:00:17.600confirm? I think the pronunciation is the same, right? Because no, it's not Qatar. It's
07:00:26.300Qatar. You guys just don't have that sound in English. That's why people say Qatar. It's
07:00:37.620definitely not Qatar. Oh, is it the same? Okay, perfect. Yeah, see? So that's the thing, like,
07:00:45.520the pronunciation of the, you know, Arabic countries in the Middle East, the names,
07:00:52.720there's not a lot of differentiation between the Persian language and the Arabic language,
07:00:59.380because of course, like, you know, for us Persians, we just, we just pronounce it the same way. So for
07:01:04.960example Egypt is miss miss and for our Arab viewers is it the same thing I think
07:01:20.680it's also miss right like like I know it's missed I just yeah miss there you
07:01:25.780go. Um, and then, oh, I don't know how, um, okay. Is it, is it masser? Masser. So do you guys have
07:01:36.860like, so, so that's interesting. So there's like two syllables, two syllables, because for like
07:01:43.220in Persian, um, it's just like one word. It's just miss, right? Um, it's not, it's, um, it's
07:01:55.240uh it's guys it's the same sound as my last name which is um but like there's no there's no um
07:02:04.680english uh letter for so we just say like like we just write it as gh which is gamari um but
07:02:17.320like it's it's like we say qatar um let me see what i can think of so egypt is missed
07:02:25.080oh uh saudi arabia oh yeah well that's the thing like like and and this is what like a lot of
07:02:31.400people don't realize like various regions in the middle east like have their own arabic dialects
07:02:37.960right and so guys like my my father he actually speaks fluent arabic because you know again the
07:02:46.520area that I was born in, Ahwaz in Khuzestan, there are a lot of Iranian Arabs there. And so growing
07:02:54.040up, my father, you know, and my father's family, even though like they're not Arab, they're Iranian
07:02:59.660they had a lot of Iranian Arab neighbors. So my father grew up with a lot of, you know, Iranian
07:03:07.740Arab friends. So, you know, my father like speaks fluent Arabic, but he speaks, I guess it's closer
07:03:15.080to, like, Iraqi Arabic, right? So, I think that's the difference between, like, what is it?
07:03:22.940Mashriq and the other one? Oh, my gosh. Armin would know this, but I don't. But there's,
07:03:27.880like, different dialects of Arabic. But, like, the main dividing point is pretty much, like,
07:03:34.940I think it's, like, Saudi Arabia. So, the Arabs, you know, Arab-speaking peoples who are east of
07:03:43.480Mecca, they speak Arabic with like a different dialect than the people who are west of Saudi
07:03:52.660Arabia. And then they speak Arabic with a different dialect and accent. And even then,
07:03:59.600it's like, it's still diverse, right? But and like, I don't speak Arabic, but I do have a lot
07:04:08.260of like arab friends and arabic speaking friends and what i what i have been told is that within
07:04:14.580the arab speaking community um arab speakers are able to identify where a person is from based on
07:04:23.460um the arab dialect that that they speak so like you know like i have a friend who's from kuwait
07:04:29.780a good friend of mine um i have another good friend who's from syria they're both fluent arabic
07:04:34.740speakers, another good friend in Egypt, another good friend from Morocco. And they're always able
07:04:40.280to tell like, okay, if someone's speaking Arabic, where they're from, right? Oh, and I also have
07:04:44.260like a lot of a lot of Lebanese friends as well. But yeah, so guys, Arabic is more diverse than
07:04:51.380people think. But my father does speak Arabic fluently. My grandmother, my mom's mom, she also
07:04:59.620speaks Arabic fluently because, you know, she had a lot of Arab friends, Arab Iranian friends
07:05:05.460growing up. I don't because, you know, I was raised in Canada. But yeah, like, guys, every
07:05:11.740area has their own distinct, you know, dialect, culture, personality. Guys, the Middle East is
07:05:19.060more diverse than you think. The Middle East, I would say, is one of the most diverse places in
07:05:24.480the world. There's a lot of beauty. There's a lot of culture. The problem is that unfortunately,
07:05:31.500like Islamic terrorists have sort of taken over and they're trying to colonize and they're trying0.78
07:05:36.920to just like make us all into one thing. So, you know, that's why there are a lot of Middle
07:05:43.780Eastern people in this channel who are watching because pretty much every single, you know,
07:05:49.100normal, rational, peace-loving Middle Eastern person, regardless of religion, like we're all
07:05:55.620invested in this because there's a difference between religion and, you know, jihad. And,
07:06:01.840you know, Armin has his own, you know, opinions. That's fine. I have my own opinions. But you guys
07:06:09.380also have to recall when we're saying stuff, that's because the Islamic regime has made
07:06:16.800their religion, the government policy of Iran. So because the Islamic regime has made their
07:06:23.600version of religion, the government policy of the country, of course, you know, we have the
07:06:31.280right to criticize, call it out, whatever. But at the same time, I never talk about people's
07:06:37.380personal religion. I don't criticize that. Like, I don't care what people do. I believe in freedom
07:06:42.900of religion, do whatever you want to do, just keep it at home, right? Like, I don't talk about
07:06:49.420my religion. I don't want to talk about anyone else's religion. You know, it's just live and
07:06:53.780let live type of thing. So when Arben and I are criticizing the Islamic regime and their ideology,
07:07:00.360that's because they have made their religious ideology, government policy. And so we want to
07:07:06.540get rid of that. And thankfully, thankfully, the vast majority of countries in the Middle East
07:07:12.040are now backing the United States and Israel because they have also recognized and realized0.88
07:07:18.220that the Islamic regime is a cancer and the Islamic regime is basically just, you know,1.00
07:07:24.060these Muslim Nazis that need to be eradicated, right? Like we're advocating for separation of1.00
07:07:30.280church and state in occupied Iran. So that's what it is. But, you know, I have a lot of respect for
07:07:35.820the Arabic language, Arabic culture, Arabic food. Guys, I spent like four days in Morocco in the
07:07:42.160summer, best time of my life. And by the way, one of my favorite, favorite singers of all time
07:07:49.940is Nancy Adram. Like, I love, I love Nancy Adram. I love Arabic music. I love Arabic culture.
07:07:59.960I love Arabic food. You know, everything, everything about it. Like, it's beautiful.
07:08:04.620it's beautiful like what's there to not love about it so you know when armin and i are criticizing
07:08:11.080oh to jean yeah to jean is fantastic oh my gosh we had so much to jean in morocco
07:08:18.740oh it was so good it was so good and and you know like i love i love arabic culture it's it's so
07:08:26.960so beautiful and nancy adram i know i'm like totally um what's that song that she has uh
07:09:25.280okay so so this is islamic regime state tv like like right like i mean it's just like
07:09:33.880literally right and guys i'm not even joking the vast majority of like you know arabs in the
07:09:41.040middle east um they actually think that like we iranians are like extremist terrorists right
07:09:46.520because for a lot of the arab people you know the vast majority are normal they're normal people
07:09:51.980And then they see like this Durka jihadi nonsense and they're like, what the F is going on in Iran? Right. Because, you know, just like everyone else, they've made them, you know, they've assumed that, you know, we're just a bunch of like, right, like people, which is insane because, you know, it's not it's not us. It's the Muslim Nazis that are occupying us. Right.
07:10:15.280But this is the image that the Islamic regime has portrayed. And then, of course, Armin has exposed a lot of the heydar nonsense where the Islamic regime is like singing about how they're going to like send missiles to like Saudi Arabia and the Sunnis.
07:10:29.880You know, anyways, like literal insane nonsense. Right. Insane nonsense.0.94
07:10:33.160So so this is what Islamic like this is what, you know, people in the Middle East see whenever they tune in to Islamic regime state TV.
07:10:41.580Now, on my end, when I was, you know, younger and I was visiting, you know, occupied Iran,0.99
07:10:47.220you know, of course, I'm not going to watch Islamic regime state TV because this is garbage.0.99
07:10:52.420This is nonsense. Thankfully, some of my family members, they actually had satellites. Remember,0.99
07:10:58.880satellites are illegal, but they had satellites. So I was able to tune in to the Arabic TV channels
07:11:10.900in the Middle East. So I actually spent, you know, a lot of my summers, I spent a lot of my summers
07:11:18.380watching Arabic music channels, Arabic TV channels, Arabic talk shows, right? No idea what they're
07:11:27.980saying, no idea what's going on, because I don't speak Arabic. But that was like the closest thing
07:11:33.660I could get to like normalcy, right? Because as someone who's in Canada, no, I didn't watch,
07:11:40.320You know what? I didn't really watch Iraqi TV. I don't know if I did. The TV channels, it was more like Lebanon, Egypt. I mean, it could have been Iraqi TV. I don't know. But I feel like it was more Lebanon and Egypt, which is what I was watching.
07:11:58.160and you know there was like this one um wait is this oh yeah okay and then and then so there
07:12:08.880there was like this one oh and then there's also a lot of like european tv as well right
07:12:13.940european uh satellite channels so i remember like fashion tv fashion tv from like europe i would
07:12:20.740watch that a lot and then there's like a lot of like just random like satellite channels i think
07:12:26.020from like I don't know like like that area ish but anyways so um but I fell in love with Arabic
07:12:35.080music videos and of course Nancy Adram is my favorite so this music video from like you know
07:12:44.080a long time ago this is like the music video of my childhood so guys I'm telling you oh yeah
07:12:51.880you guys know fashion TV yeah it was like this weird European channel fashion TV yeah for us
07:13:02.860Lebanese Iranian alphabet looks familiar but the words make no say yeah you know what that's exactly
07:13:08.980you know it's exact same thing so for us Iranians like when we read Arabic the letters like so okay
07:13:15.940So let me tell you what I see here. Right. So like I can read the letters, but it doesn't it doesn't mean anything to me.
07:13:24.280Right. Because it's just the same letters, similar sounds, but it doesn't mean anything.
07:13:31.840Oh, I love that. Guys, see, we're more united than ever. OK, so like I can read this.
07:13:37.180So, okay. Now I know what this is. This is Nancy Adram. And then it's, right? So I'm looking at,
07:13:58.500it's Nancy Adram. Okay. I know this is Nancy Adram because that's, you know, I know her name.
07:14:07.180and then right and then oh and then this is in touch in touch ah okay ah sorry i'm terrible
07:14:29.300with pronunciations guys i can't even do like a persian accent in english because sometimes
07:14:35.380people are like, um, sometimes people are like, Oh, Goldie, can you speak English with a Persian
07:14:40.900accent? I literally can't. I'm terrible with accents, but okay. Like this is in touch mega
07:14:47.820star relax in, right? So yeah, I can, I can read Arabic. I just don't know what I'm, what I'm
07:14:54.920reading because the letters are the same anyways. Okay. So guys, let me share with you the song of
07:15:01.640my childhood. And I love this song. And this was like the main... Oh, Intaj's production.
07:15:09.700Oh, I love that. Okay. Oh, man. Guys, look at all the Arabic speakers in the chat. I love that.
07:15:19.560Ahlan wa sahlan. Wait, ahlan wa sahlan. There we go. Ahlan wa sahlan to all of our Arabic
07:15:24.900speakers in the chat. Love you all. Love you guys. And you know what? We don't speak enough
07:15:30.020about Lebanon, but we love Lebanon and we cannot wait until the Islamic regime falls because that's
07:15:38.100going to be amazing news for Lebanon and Lebanese people. We hate Hezbollah and we cannot wait until
07:15:44.800Hezbollah is eradicated. So we love you guys. Ahla wa sahla. Love that. Love that. Love that.0.99
07:15:54.740oh man okay okay so let's watch the the music video from my childhood and then we'll continue
07:16:03.700with armin rants because i just want to make it very clear that i love arabic it's a beautiful
07:16:10.480language beautiful culture uh you know beautiful people um it's just the whole thing is is
07:16:17.640phenomenal. Guys, we only have an issue with jihad and terrorism. That's what we have an issue with.
07:16:26.440And jihad and terrorism knows no bounds, right? Because people who are affiliated with the Islamic
07:24:45.220reason to have 60% enriched uranium is to be able to enrich it to 90% and put it in a bomb. That's
07:24:50.520the only reason to have it. Iran has no reason to have it. They should give it up. They've been
07:24:56.080given multiple opportunities to give it up. They've had multiple countries, including countries
07:24:59.960they consider friendly to them, approach them and say, turn it over to us. They continue to
07:25:04.560refuse to do so. So why do they continue to refuse to turn over 60% enriched uranium? There's only
07:25:10.160one reason, and that is because they want to hold it and keep it to one day use it to build a bomb.
07:25:15.220That's the only way there. And they were going to hide behind all of these missiles, all of these drones, the Navy and their air force.
07:25:21.580They were going to keep building those up to the point where then they would say to the world, you can't do anything about it because we'll launch these missiles against you and destroy you.
07:25:28.920Look, this is the weakest Iran has ever been. This is the weakest Iran certainly has been in 25 years.
07:25:34.520Right now, look at the damage they've been able to inflict on their neighbors at their weakest point.
07:25:39.160Imagine two years from now, when they had had the opportunity to build, to double the number
07:25:44.200of missiles they had, to double the number of drones they had. Imagine that. That was not going
07:25:48.880to happen. The president was not going to allow that to happen. That's why he took action. And
07:25:53.100again, I want to remind, because I hear these news reports, and it's very frustrating that we
07:25:56.900don't know what the objectives are. The objectives are very clear. I want to repeat them again, and
07:26:00.760we're going to achieve all four of them. We're going to destroy their air force. We already
07:26:04.000have done it. We're going to destroy their Navy. We've largely done that. We're going to destroy0.98
07:26:07.820their factories that make these missiles and these drones and we are going to destroy their
07:26:12.460we are going to severely degrade their missile launchers so that they can't fire these multiple
07:26:16.700salvos against their neighbors and threaten us threaten our troops in the region and threaten
07:26:21.580our allies in the region and we are well on our way to achieving all four of those objectives
07:26:25.580those objectives will be achieved they'll be achieved here very soon let's talk about the
07:26:30.220the Strait of Hormuz, 20 percent of the world's oil supply passes through there on a daily basis.
07:26:36.100You have steadfastly said they will not be allowed to have a tolling system where they get to charge
07:26:42.560countries to pass through millions of dollars, number one. And number two, this is about the
07:26:47.140free flow of oil at market prices. This is critical to the world's economy, obviously not so much the
07:26:52.680American economy. And that brings up the issue of NATO, which I'll get to in a sec in a second.
07:26:57.180How important and how do you determine whether or not that it will be okay for U.S. forces to withdraw, knowing and having confidence that the strait will be open for the free flow of oil?
07:27:10.480Well, the Straits of Hormuz, those are international waters, right?
07:27:13.260So anything Iran does to impede commercial traffic is illegal.
07:27:16.560For all these countries that love to talk about international law, it is a violation of international maritime law to impede the free flow of travel in international waters.
07:27:53.820So this if, in fact, Iran decides to set up a toll, if, in fact, Iran decides that they're going to illegally control the Straits of Hormuz or decide they're going to try to do that.
07:28:01.900Look, I imagine that'll be the president's call, whether he wants to help.
07:33:03.500But but we can see the finish line, the finish line, meaning we will have achieved all of the objectives of the president outlined.
07:33:09.460And those are important because we achieve those objectives.
07:33:12.080We will make it nearly impossible for Iran to have a nuclear weapon any time in the near future.
07:33:17.040And the world will be a safer place and our country will be safer, which is the number one job the president has to keep Americans safe.
07:33:23.740President Trump will always keep Americans safe. And that's what he's doing now.
07:33:27.880And thank God he's doing it because multiple American presidents had the opportunity to do something about it and either did nothing.
07:33:33.500or made it worse all right secretary of state marco rubio thank you for being with us when we
07:33:38.620come back victor davis hansen will react to my interview with secretary of state rubio plus a
07:33:43.900major update in the trial of the accused charlie kirk assassin tyler robinson and a big win for
07:33:50.620free speech at the u.s supreme court as hannity continues
07:33:53.580okay so uh that's pretty much it for fox news live thank you i forget the person who told me
07:34:08.940that um marco rubio is speaking on fox news live with sean hannity i appreciate that guys
07:34:15.500sean hannity speaking about these things this is where you get like your you know the the spidey
07:34:20.060sense tingles because, um, I still have to find the, the clip. Oh, it was you. It was you. Thank
07:34:29.140you. Thank you, Renzi. Thank you. I appreciate that. Thank you for, for letting us know. Um,
07:34:37.040so, uh, like this is guys, this is giving me similar vibes to, um, uh, like right before
07:34:47.980February 28th when Sean Hannity and Mark Levin and others were speaking about the potential attack
07:34:57.840and then the attack happened, right? And now they're talking about full-on regime change.
07:35:05.320Yeah, guys, I have a very good feeling about what's happening. However, I'm going to reiterate
07:35:12.100this, what we as Iranians, so what the Iranian community needs to do, you know, around the
07:35:19.880world, and especially in the United States, is we have to continue being a voice for Iranians
07:35:26.600in occupied Iran. We have to make it very clear. We support President Trump. We support the United
07:35:33.560States. We support Prime Minister Netanyahu. We support Israel. We do not want, you know,
07:35:41.240the Islamic regime to survive. We want them completely eradicated. We want full-on regime1.00
07:35:47.120change. We want reform. We don't want Islamists to continue and survive. Now, here's the thing.
07:35:54.720President Trump and his administration already know that. They already know that. But it's our
07:36:01.660responsibility to make it clear to the world that regime change is in our hands and we only trust
07:36:10.420His Royal Highness King Reza Pahlavi to transition us from an Islamic dictatorship to a functioning
07:36:19.140secular democratic society. No one else. No one else. So we Iranians right now, those of us who
07:36:27.660are outside, because remember, Iranians in occupied Iran, their voices are silenced. So
07:36:32.500those of us outside, we have a very important responsibility. We have to be extra loud,
07:36:39.360extra noisy, extra out there, right? Because we have to be the voice of 90 million Iranians.
07:36:47.780And we have to make it clear that the only acceptable deal between the United States
07:36:55.460and the Islamic regime is unconditional surrender. And if they don't want unconditional surrender,
07:37:04.360then it's boom boom right it's boom boom so either unconditional surrender or boom boom
07:37:11.540and thankfully president trump has already said that right so now the ball is in our court as
07:37:21.360iranians to support president trump and for people who are saying who will president trump back
07:37:31.180President Trump has already made it very clear who he is backing.
07:37:36.380President Trump has said that he will back the Iranian people.
07:37:42.960President Trump will back the choice of the Iranian people.
07:37:49.520So President Trump is going to back the people of Iran.
07:37:54.520And that is why the people of Iran are going to make their voices loud, make their voices heard, and the person that we want to transition us from an Islamic dictatorship to a democratic society is none other than His Royal Highness, the Crown Prince of Iran, King Reza Pahlavi.
07:38:20.180So, President Trump, Senator Lindsey Graham, Marco Rubio, Pete Hexeth, all of these amazing people have said that they support the Iranian people and they respect the choice of the Iranian people.
07:38:39.800our choice our voice and like i said three months ago when this situation was starting
07:38:49.660the most dangerous and volatile time during a revolution during government change
07:38:59.000is when one regime collapses and the other one starts taking place that um power voice
07:39:09.780It's very dangerous. Now, His Royal Highness King Reza Pahlavi has a transition plan.
07:39:15.960He has an expert team in place. They're ready to go. But it is our responsibility and duty as
07:39:24.520Iranians to continue being a voice, right? To continue being a voice, to continue being loud,
07:39:32.980because there's a reason the Islamic regime has shut down the internet. There's a reason
07:39:38.000the islamic regime has silenced the voices of 90 million iranians in occupied iran and that is why
07:39:46.800armin and i we have been doing iran revolution live for 94 days now 94 days non-stop we have
07:39:58.000been doing iran revolution live to be the voice of people in occupied iran and you would think
07:40:04.400that after 94 days you know we would tone it down or make it smaller no no in fact we're increasing
07:40:16.560our efforts we are uh increasing the hours that we are live streaming why because the people in
07:40:26.960occupied Iran are relying on us to be their voice. And for people who are saying, we need you
07:40:38.160marathon rest, not sprint. Guys, this marathon has been going for 94 days, 94 days. So
07:40:47.260if I wanted a rest, I would have had it by now. But we're continuing. We're continuing because
07:40:55.980it is our duty and responsibility to continue being a voice and to continue countering
07:41:03.420the Islamic regime propaganda. So I do want to go back to Armin's rants. I really do. I really do.
07:41:13.360But before I go back to Armin's rants, someone was asking me about my other favorite Arabic song
07:41:25.340um and it's actually really it's it's a pretty cool arabic song one of my favorites um
07:41:33.220and i want to play this in honor of all of our eric's arabic speaking friends supporters
07:41:45.160followers um this one is for you thank you for being with us thank you for supporting us
07:41:52.240And, you know, thank you for tolerating us when, you know, like we're, I know, like we attack the Islamic regime and, you know, we go after their Durka Durka jihad nonsense.
07:42:04.880But thank you for understanding and recognizing that, you know, we're attacking our Islamic jihadi oppressors and they have nothing to do with you and your culture.
07:42:19.040We love you, Habibis and Habibis. And we cannot wait until Iran is free. And we're all going to celebrate in a free Middle East. And remember, before 1979, when the Shah was still in power, Iran was a huge ally of all the like Arabic and Persian Gulf countries in the Middle East.
07:47:15.860I love Arabic music. I love belly dancing. I love everything about Arab culture. You know what? We're all fighting the Durka Durka jihadis. That's why we make a difference. So yeah, thank you for being here. You know, we love you all. Habibis and Habibis. There you go. Habibi and Habib. See, I know the difference. Habibi and Habibis. I know that.
07:47:38.080So we're just going to have an amazing party because we all know that, unfortunately, the Islamic regime is the biggest sponsor of terrorism around the world and in the Middle East.0.91
07:47:53.060And so, yeah, we're going to get rid of the colonizers in Iran.
07:47:57.860That's also going to free your countries.
07:48:00.420And we can just go back to, you know, we're basically just going like this is the plan, guys.
07:50:56.500But the most important thing should we do is
07:51:03.300And we can see that Iran will not be able to do it, but this will not be possible. This will not be possible. This will not be possible. This will not be possible.
07:51:33.280So we will be grateful for the parents and with all the people that they do, we will be grateful for the parents.
07:51:44.280Then we will be grateful for the parents.
08:01:38.940So the English is like, so you know how like the jihadis are always like
08:01:43.660Bismillah ar-Rahman ar-Rahim, like in the name of Allah or like whatever.
08:01:48.280So Project Bandetta is like in the name of high-speed internet and stable Wi-Fi.
08:01:53.640This is a very important, very serious and slightly ridiculous announcement.
08:01:58.740I, the completely unofficial spokesperson of the Department of Memes and Humor,
08:02:04.560issued the following statement after reviewing reports, mentions and extremely long voice messages.
08:02:10.960According to incoming information, the goods unit of comedy, a satirical version of well-known forces, alongside Armin, spokesperson for Goldie, is managing a national laughter crisis online.
08:02:26.800It should be noted, Armin is operating as a double agent inside the Goldie show.
08:02:32.280Oh no! Simultaneously reporting and approving the jokes, highly professional.
08:02:38.180Guys, so Armin is a double agent here.
08:02:40.960Arvin's a double agent. Regarding Ms. Goldigamari, due to excessive production of humorous content
08:02:47.280and disruption of public concentration, the following fatwa is issued. Three days mandatory
08:02:54.860leave from Twitter. Mandatory viewing of 1990 state TV. Look, no. Free internet compensation
08:03:02.220for excessive laughter. Any further jokes require official approval from the Department of Memes
08:03:07.700in humor. Violation will result in being forced to send, hi, how are you, messages and family
08:03:14.980group chats with no replies. That happens all the time. This ruling is final, binding, and
08:03:22.380entirely satirical. Okay, this part, this is the only part I don't agree with. Get rid of this
08:03:27.700part. Just don't say we are the mech. Just say we are 2CTV. I think that's more fun. We are 2CTV
08:03:35.260and success is granted by God. Goodbye. This is the best part. And may God protect my hairstyle.
08:03:43.260That's so good. I think this is incredible. All I would say like this, just instead of saying we
08:03:50.880are the mech, just say we are the media or, or we are, we are the, you know, 2C TV or whatever.
08:03:57.540But other than that, it's perfect. It's, it's absolutely perfect. Oh my gosh, this is so
08:04:06.160realistic. Oh, project vendetta. Okay. Oh, thank you. So, so project vendetta is saying I can
08:04:15.400change the mech part. I'll take it down for now. Thank you. Like that's, that's epic. That is so,
08:04:22.420so good and project vendetta you can also take down like the 2c logo don't worry about like the
08:04:30.7802c logo there i can like embed that myself um you know in in the corner or whatever but actually if
08:04:38.140you are gonna embed it um do it in like the top right and then get rid of the subscriber portion
08:04:44.540because you just want like the logo there but it's so good oh my god this is amazing
08:17:24.740... engaged in a diplomatic process to resolve Americans' alleged concerns over Iran's nuclear program.
08:17:32.740They betrayed diplomacy for a second time in the course of nine months by torpedoing the negotiating table.
08:17:41.740Among the most harrowing manifestations of this aggression was the calculated phased assault on Shajar al-Tayeba Elementary School in the city of Minab.
08:17:53.700Oh my god, this, okay, yeah, guys, the school, everybody is just talking about the school, the school, the school, the Minab,
08:18:03.540And again, I knew this is going to be the Islamic Republic loves the fact that their own civilians died.
08:18:12.800Israel and America never, ever, ever target civilians.
08:18:28.020But again, the Iranian people knew that when Americans and Israelis start the military operations, we will have some civilian casualties.
08:18:39.900But what the civilian casualties that we are, the loss of life, innocent life from these military operations is incredibly smaller than the loss of civilian life because of the Islamic regime.
08:18:55.480You're talking about those schoolgirls who died in that school in Minab.
08:19:04.860You killed more than 40,000 Iranians in two days.
08:19:11.780Your regime killed 40,000 civilians more, more than 40,000, not in two days, in 10 hours.
08:19:20.160How dare you talk about 190 schoolgirls when you kill tens of thousands in 10 hours?
08:33:58.620So, welcome to Canada. Guys, this is literally, like, 1980s, early 1990s, like, Canadiana, right? Um, yeah. Just, he, I don't know, I don't know, was, like, one of our heroes.
08:34:19.540i'm teletubbies is after my time well or like i was i was too old for teletubbies teletubbies
08:34:27.640was like way like guys i'm 41 i turned 41 a few days ago so teletubbies is not like
08:34:34.340that was way after me i this is like the original version of teletubbies
08:34:39.040we had we had the dancing french pineapple
08:43:49.040No, my childhood is ruined. What is this? What is this? I've been doomscrolling. Someone sent this to me. Oh no, it's the, it's the Teleponsee Pineapple.
08:44:07.040Who made this? Who made this? No. Did this. This is savage.
08:44:22.040it. My childhood is ruined. My childhood is ruined. What is this? Oh, I see who made
08:44:37.680it. Okay. I know who made it. Wow. Whoever made it is epic. Okay. There we go. Okay.
08:44:43.840So I don't want to say it. Um, my sister made it. So my sister made, my sister made
08:44:50.320the Télé-Francais Pineapple! No! Oh no! My childhood is ruined! No, what is this?
08:57:15.400I knew Americans and Israelis had advanced technology and the most advanced military on the planet.
08:57:24.960I didn't know they have God-like powers.
08:57:28.580Arakshi is telling us that the Americans are so advanced that they never miss, that they have zero bad intelligence,
08:57:40.140that there is zero miscalculation that there are zero errors he just
08:57:48.340he he just made america's military might and intelligence
08:57:55.520he he he leveled it up to to god-like powers i didn't know that i mean i knew i have always
08:58:05.840appreciated how strong and impressive the u.s military and intelligence are but i didn't know
08:58:13.440it was at this level that they make zero mistakes you see how desperate these people are everybody
08:58:22.720knows that even with the best army and with the best intelligence there will always always be
08:58:31.040collateral damage there will always be mistakes there will always be misinformation you could
08:58:37.840reduce it to a minimum but you could never bring it down to zero so there will always be and even
08:58:44.880though the number of civilians dying in all of these military operations has been unbelievably
08:58:50.720low and not zero these people are so desperate to use the lowest amount of civilian casualties in
08:58:57.760all modern military warfare to just go on that grab that and say well these people have godlike
08:59:04.800perfect powers so the the only expectation the only civilian casualty that we oh wait sohail is
08:59:13.440gone so i have i have to i have to uh change my layout so i can like make it match because sohail
08:59:21.200is gone okay okay there we go now we can continue could expect if these people were not targeting
08:59:32.660civilians we're zero really zero it could only be explained any civilian casualties inside iran0.98
08:59:41.740could only be explained by americans hunting down civilians sure buddy you're retarded or maybe0.99
08:59:49.660you're not retarded but you think your audience is retarded wait so hail is back i have to fix0.99
08:59:57.800my layout okay give me a moment give me a moment all right okay let's continue
09:00:10.020oh yeah guys like subscribe and share to get goldie to 200 000 oh amir that's so nice for
09:00:23.580me to say that even when i'm not here oh amir you're so sweet thank you thank you for supporting
09:00:29.760me also guys can you also give me to a hundred thousand i'll put the link yeah guys guys why
09:00:36.800have we not made Armin go to 100,000? I don't understand. Why is Armin not at 100,000 yet?
09:00:44.920Can we please help Armin get to 100,000? Like, this needs to be a thing. Why is Armin not at
09:00:54.460hundred thousand. Um, let me put his YouTube channel in the chat in all the chats, um, on X
09:01:09.160and you know, wherever guys, he's so close. No way. Okay. So he, he needs like 11,000 more people.
09:01:18.340He's so close. Guys, come on. We can do it. We can support Armin. And, you know, share the link with everyone. You know, share the link. Subscribe. Share with everyone you know. I'm putting it in all of my social media channels. Let's help Armin get to 100,000. Armin has been working so hard.
09:01:45.840um Armin is incredible he like he's he's been doing like YouTube stuff for like the last 10
09:01:53.740years so if anyone deserves to get to like at least a hundred thousand it's Armin it's Armin
09:02:00.360for sure so everyone like subscribe to Armin's channel share it with everyone you know let's
09:02:08.400support armin let's support armin all right okay let's continue
09:02:14.240yes so like and subscribe to goldie's channel to get here to a hundred thousand
09:02:21.240and i will also put the link to my channel yeah goldie's shed yeah yeah i i'm and guys i'm always
09:02:27.900happy i'm always happy when he puts the link to his channel in my chat like support the guy
09:02:33.860support him. He's amazing. And the, like I said, the only reason that I'm on YouTube is because
09:02:40.360Armin actually encouraged me to start a YouTube channel and Armin actually taught me how to like
09:02:49.000use, um, stream yard and you know, all that stuff. So yeah. Oh, our Armin is live because,
09:02:58.240so the reason, so the reason that Armin is live is because we've merged our channels together. So
09:03:04.680um, whenever like I'm streaming Iran revolution live, I automatically, uh, like log into his
09:03:12.340channels and make sure that he's streaming as well. So that's like the, the agreement that we
09:03:17.180both have. So, uh, but literally Armin, Armin is the one that helped me get my YouTube channel up
09:03:25.480and running. And back in October, I only had like 1500 subscribers. So in the last six months,
09:03:33.000I've gained almost 200,000 subscribers. And that's all because of Armin. So everyone needs
09:03:39.280to support Armin, go subscribe, like, like Armin is doing amazing work. I would not be here without
09:03:45.800Armin. And you know, what's really amazing is that when Armin was helping me, he didn't even
09:03:51.000want anything in return. He basically just helped me out of the kindness of his heart. And that was
09:03:57.100back in October. And that was before the revolution started. So like when he did all that, we had no
09:04:03.820idea that we would be here today. Like we had no idea that there would be like, you know, a revolution
09:04:11.240and that we would be collaborating and working together. So Armin literally just helped me out
09:04:18.160of the kindness of his heart with no expectation of anything in return. So we love Armin. We are
09:04:26.040huge fans of Armin. Let's make sure we get Armin to 100,000. I don't know how we do it, but we do
09:04:33.240it. Share the link with everyone. Just make sure he gets to 100,000. Because Armin, Armin is the
09:04:40.700real deal. Armin is an OG and he's just a kind-hearted person. You know what I mean? He's
09:04:46.200kind-hearted person and he he deserves all the best if you guys want to help me get to
09:04:54.280100k because we're at 90 right now help him so almost making it to 100k help him get to
09:05:02.360100. please stop yelling at us armin guys should i stop the yelling i'm not yelling at you i'm
09:05:09.400yelling at him are you guys fine you don't you guys want me to stop the yelling no i'm frustrated
09:05:17.400with these people this is like no don't stop don't stop the yelling armin i'm literally
09:05:23.480here uh and it's already like late like like we're in this is basically like iran revolution
09:05:30.440live after dark and i'm here because i just want to watch you yelling and i want to comment and
09:05:36.520laugh at this right because i missed this part so yeah don't don't stop the yelling that's
09:05:41.720literally why i'm here you know decades of uh i don't know frustration you guys are basically
09:05:51.800my therapist right now oh people are saying don't don't stop yelling there you go okay okay
09:05:59.320all right okay oh he's so cute no don't stop okay fine yes okay let's continue then
09:06:06.520Guys, you know what you guys are doing?
09:06:09.380I'm basically saving money on therapy because you guys, I'm just, I'm just like all of these
09:06:15.740frustrations that we have had in the past couple of decades.
09:06:18.400I'm just, I'm just like, you know, people are saying I make it look like Armin is here.
09:25:35.380guys this is why everyone needs to subscribe to armin
09:25:40.380everyone subscribe to armin hospitals ambulances
09:25:44.380okay okay oh guys this is an emotional roller coaster going from mid-racing like like ah
09:25:56.320happy birthday enjoy your time now back to ah wait we got a super chat okay um
09:26:08.260so up and down i don't know if this is okay we got two super we got two super chats here saying
09:26:18.620i remember how the leftists use the baby killers propaganda in vietnam is their standard line now
09:26:25.040They use it endlessly against the war on terror, and the Israelis, it's BS, but it works for them.
09:26:36.580Yeah, I mean, when you don't have stats, you have to go with anecdotes.0.94
09:26:40.680So, I mean, just like the IRGC, the UN is as useless.
09:26:46.020They see the IRGC breaking what they call international law, and they do nothing.
09:26:51.580Just like the IRGC, they soon will be gone.
09:26:54.040Okay, so the UN is useless and somewhat evil, but let's not get them to the same level as IRGC.
09:27:03.480Yeah, I agree. I consider the UN to be our enemy because the UN is an institution apparently more focused on being anti-Israeli than anything else.0.62
09:27:21.400And because I consider Israel to be our main allies as Iranian, I consider the UN to be our enemy. I just don't want to compare people to IRGC because that is such a level of evil that I think that as bad as the UN is, I don't want to just say like, oh, they're just like the IRGC.
09:27:45.120Like, that is a whole other level of evil that I don't think it is a challenge to be able to reach that level of evil, right?