Goldie Ghamari - November 11, 2026


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00:02:12 well hello and do root patriots good morning good afternoon good evening wherever you are welcome to
00:02:34 to today's The Goldie Show. I apologize, guys. I was away for a little bit. Those of you who
00:02:43 tuned in on Monday, I think you guys may have noticed I was dealing with a really, really bad
00:02:50 head cold. And I was just feeling so loopy. It was difficult to even concentrate. So I figured
00:02:58 I was just going to sleep it off. And then I pretty much slept all day yesterday. So I apologize
00:03:06 for delaying the live stream. It was not my intention. I'm still feeling a little bit under
00:03:14 the weather, but the show must go on because politics waits for no one. So thank you everyone
00:03:22 for your patience. I will now continue with the live streaming. And if I have to pause once in a
00:03:29 while to cough or blow my nose, I will let you guys know. Still feeling a little bit loopy,
00:03:35 but it's all good. I'm feeling much, much better. And you know, the last thing that I would want to
00:03:41 do is to give you my geopolitical analysis when I'm just sort of like, all loopy, because who
00:03:47 knows then i might just say like the most craziest random things so um sorry excuse me um so yes
00:03:58 and um there you go but uh we're here and we will get rolling because there is a lot to talk about
00:04:07 so uh get settled in grab a drink or coffee or whatever i have my water with me right now um so
00:04:15 going to start off with oh and as always um let me know in the live stream chat where you're tuning
00:04:20 in from and if you're part of our amazing rewatch crew let me know in the video description video
00:04:28 comments below so i'm going to start off with this insane rumor about jd vance supposedly
00:04:36 meeting with mohsen uh in qatar now for those of you who might not remember let me pull up the boom
00:04:44 boom boom jihad bingo sheet. I should have pulled this up before. You know what? I should just
00:04:49 always have the boom boom jihad bingo sheet ready to go because I always refer to it and I never 0.92
00:04:54 know why I don't have it up and ready to go. You would think I would have learned by now. You would
00:04:57 think that I would have learned by now to have the boom boom jihad sheet ready to go. But here's the 0.99
00:05:05 boom boom jihad bingo sheet and oops that's not the one i want here we go where are my bookmarks here 0.79
00:05:21 sorry guys
00:05:25 please be patient with me all right there we go so this is the boom boom wait someone's what's going
00:05:32 on here oh okay my mom my mom is saying i forgot sorry i forgot to remove the pinned message from
00:05:42 the live stream chat thank you woman let me remove the pinned message from the live stream chat
00:05:50 let me remove the pinned message from the live stream chat unpin okay thank you woman thank you
00:06:03 woman okay so this is the boom boom jihad bingo sheet and this is Mohsen Rizai right here Mohsen
00:06:09 Rizai that's uh that's this Durka the one that looks like the weird apple now he's no longer
00:06:16 the military advisor. He's actually been promoted and I'll explain why. But Mohsen Rezaei, that's him.
00:06:22 That's the weird apple there. Literally looks like a weird jihadi apple. So that's him. This was his 1.00
00:06:31 former role. So currently on the Boom Boom Jihad Durka bingo sheet, he is up here. So he has 0.59
00:06:37 replaced Lari Jani as the secretary of the Supreme Security Council. So Lari Jani was boom boomed by
00:06:45 America and Israel back in March. So whenever President Trump speaks about how they got rid 0.96
00:06:50 of the second layer of Islamic regime leadership, that's Lari Jani. Lari Jani was the second layer. 0.99
00:06:57 So Mohsen Rizai has now replaced Lari Jani. So there you go. And in the game of Durka,
00:07:05 in the game of thrones, in the game of Durka thrones, Mohsen Rizai is no longer here, he's
00:07:10 here. And what's really funny is that they actually had to pull him out of retirement because
00:07:14 the Islamic regime, they don't have enough high ranking people anymore because America and Israel 1.00
00:07:20 have boom boomed many of them and sent them to hell where they belong. So that's why they're 1.00
00:07:26 literally forcing people out of retirement because they just don't have enough people left. So there
00:07:32 you go. That's that's who Mohsen Reza is. And he's actually he's absolutely insane. Like Mohsen
00:07:37 Reza, let me share with you. Let me find one of his interviews. I know I've shared one of his
00:07:43 a few, like his previous interviews. I think it was
00:07:47 that did like the crazy interview with
00:07:51 PBS. Maybe so I can find it.
00:07:56 Let's see.
00:08:00 Yeah, he was the one that did like that insane
00:08:03 interview with
00:08:07 PBS.
00:08:12 Was it this one?
00:08:13 Okay so here we go. So I can't find the one from PBS but I know I've shared that one
00:08:36 But here's what Mohsen Rezaei thinks about the United States.
00:09:06 Firstly, by all countries and by ì „, the neutral begins is reach of the country.
00:09:18 Every country who manage an experience of the economic policy,
00:09:29 the first time we encounter in an at&% case, 0.88
00:09:31 We will go to the US and go to the border and go to the US. 0.99
00:09:35 If you don't do it, we will do it.
00:09:37 We will do it.
00:09:39 Another thing is that if we start a job, we have one of the oil,
00:09:44 not only from the Tengi-Hormuz,
00:09:46 we will go from the Kharjian-Fars.
00:09:49 We will go from Tengi-Hormuz.
00:09:51 With oil we will go from the Kharjian-Fars, we will go from the Kharjian-Fars.
00:09:57 We will go from the Kharjian-Fars.
00:10:00 so did you catch this part he says we um we've allowed shipments to leave from other routes
00:10:09 but he's like but in case of escalation we will target those as well so basically
00:10:14 what um mohsen rizai the the rotten jihadi apple is saying is that um they will attack civilian 0.56
00:10:23 targets which is literally a war crime right so so their the islamic regime is blatantly saying 0.85
00:10:29 that they are prepared to attack civilian targets 0.78
00:10:34 and engage in more crimes.
00:10:41 That's a lie.
00:10:59 So this Durkha Jihadi Apple is saying, I advise the Americans not to increase their forces. 1.00
00:11:29 excuse me so that's Mohsin Rezaei the um rotten jihadi looking apple and reports 0.61
00:11:51 reports allegedly say that JD Vance is going to meet with Mohsin Rezaei
00:11:58 Now, there's a lot of rumors going around. So this is what I want to say. I've done a little bit of digging. And this is all this is literally all that we know as of right now. So as of today, a meeting between US Vice President JD Vance and Mohsen Rizahi in Doha, Qatar has been reported, but the Islamic regime has denied that it's scheduled.
00:12:24 So basically what happened is that on November 9, Turkey announced a possible meeting.
00:12:30 The Turkish intelligence chief, Ebrahim Kalin, reportedly said that Vance and Rezoy were expected to meet in Doha during the week of November 16-22 to discuss a potential U.S.-Iran agreement.
00:12:44 Now, the same day, the Islamic regime denied the meeting.
00:12:48 The Islamic regime affiliated testing news agency quoted a senior Islamic regime security official saying that no meeting was planned unless Washington first acted on Tehran's seven conditions.
00:13:04 So essentially, given that the government of Turkey and Erdogan, they're essentially Muslim Brotherhood, they're Muslim Brotherhood, the Muslim Brotherhood is an enemy of the United States. So I see this as a play. I don't know if this meeting is scheduled to happen or not. I mean, I would hope that JD Vance wouldn't be that unintelligent. 0.52
00:13:28 I have a feeling he's not. But I mean, you never know. With politics, there's a lot of surprises out there. But I mean, this is exactly the kind of play that the Islamic regime makes to make America look weak.
00:13:43 because you have Turkey, the government of Turkey, which is Muslim Brotherhood, 0.97
00:13:49 putting out this statement that apparently America is going to meet with the Islamic regime in Qatar. 0.73
00:13:56 And by the way, Qatar is a terrorist state. 0.64
00:13:59 And I actually have something that I want to share with you about Qatar
00:14:03 and how Qatar influences American policy
00:14:07 and how Qatar attacks those who are speaking out against the Islamic regime.
00:14:13 And I'll get to that in a moment. But supposedly J.D. Vance is supposed to meet Mohsen Reze in Qatar.
00:14:19 This was leaked by a Turkish intelligence official. First of all, how the heck would a Turkish intelligence official even know about this supposed meeting?
00:14:28 But then as soon as this supposed meeting is leaked, you have the Islamic regime come out from a position of strength, supposedly. 0.89
00:14:35 And they're like, oh, we're not going to meet with America unless they first cave to our demands. 0.76
00:14:39 So they're making it seem as if America is desperate to come to some sort of negotiation or come to some sort of peace settlement or peace agreement with the Islamic regime. 0.77
00:14:51 So all of this is, to me, it's just a geopolitical game to make America look weak, to make America look bad, even though President Trump has been very, very clear from the beginning that the Islamic regime can never have a nuclear weapon. 0.51
00:15:05 And now we're going to get into some more of the breaking news there, but I just wanted to share that.
00:15:10 Now, today, Mohsen Rezaei, the, you know, jihadi apple, he personally rejected these reports.
00:15:18 Excuse me.
00:15:24 He personally rejected the reports.
00:15:26 Rezae reportedly described speculation about a meeting with Vance as completely false and denied that negotiations with Washington were underway.
00:15:38 Now, supposedly diplomatic contacts are nevertheless being reported.
00:15:44 Now, this is according to Axios. Now, I'm not I'm not convinced of how reliable Axios is because Axios has been pretty wrong on certain things.
00:15:53 but according to Axios, Vance has been coordinating with Qatari and Pakistani mediators
00:15:59 and sent Rizay a letter proposing renewed direct negotiations. Now, whether or not that's true,
00:16:06 I have no idea. Whether this letter exists, I have no idea. So really, the bottom line right now is
00:16:13 that there's evidence of diplomatic efforts to arrange US-Iran talks, but no confirmed Vance-Rizay
00:16:20 meeting in Qatar. And Rizoy's latest public position is that the meeting is not happening.
00:16:26 So essentially, what we all have to wait for is to watch whether Washington and President Trump's
00:16:33 administration actually confirms that this meeting is happening. And the fact that they haven't
00:16:39 confirmed anything yet, to me, it seems like no meeting is happening. And I feel like this is just
00:16:45 the Islamic regime creating chaos and causing chaos because this is what the Islamic regime 1.00
00:16:54 does. Today is also, well, let me pull off, let me get rid of like his ugly jihadi face. So 1.00
00:17:01 I also just wanted to say today is also Remembrance Day in Canada and it's Veterans Day
00:17:10 in the United States so just a big shout out to all of our veterans and you know sending a prayer
00:17:18 for those who have lost their lives fighting for freedom and democracy and
00:17:23 you know I have so much respect for people who put their lives on the line to protect
00:17:33 their countries. And all I can say is that I have a feeling that people didn't put their lives on
00:17:47 the line or risk their lives just to see jihad in America or jihad in Canada. So I think one of the
00:17:56 best ways to honor all of our veterans, whether in Canada, or
00:18:03 America, or anywhere else in the world, is to make sure that those
00:18:10 who made the ultimate sacrifice, their sacrifice is not in vain.
00:18:15 So, excuse me. So shout out to everyone.
00:18:26 So I want to now get to a statement from Marco Rubio, or his speech yesterday, and he had
00:18:39 an amazing session with the press gallery, and this was after, oh wait, let me just change
00:18:47 something here, just change my settings really briefly, sorry guys.
00:18:56 Okay, so this was Marco Rubio speaking from Paris after the G7 meeting.
00:19:07 So we're going to watch this and we're going to analyze this together.
00:19:13 I haven't actually watched this yet.
00:19:26 where is he
00:19:45 oh here we go okay
00:19:48 all right you guys ready so we had a good g7 meeting obviously uh hosted by some partners
00:20:02 as well that came from saudi arabia and brazil and egypt and south korea we talked about a couple
00:20:09 things today just to bring you up to speed first of all in the situation the middle east in particular
00:20:13 those straight-to-harm movements, you know, I inform our partners, as we've been discussing
00:20:17 with you and others, that at this point, the economic campaign and the pressure and
00:20:23 the devastation that our economic campaign is having on the Iranian regime is working
00:20:29 so well that the President really doesn't have any need to conduct ranger combat operations. 0.96
00:20:34 Now, obviously, if Iran crosses certain red lines, their regime does certain things that 0.84
00:20:39 should not happen, and I'm not going to speculate what those are, but you know what they are.
00:20:43 Obviously, the U.S. military, the most capable military in the world, stands ready to address
00:20:47 it.
00:20:48 But as of now, there's really no need for major combat operations any longer because
00:20:52 the blockade and the economic sanctions are doing devastation to their economy.
00:20:57 And it's sad. 1.00
00:20:58 You know, the Iranian people deserve better than to be a third world country, which is 1.00
00:21:01 where their leadership is taking, but that's what their leaders have brought upon them.
00:21:05 In addition, I reported back to them.
00:21:07 You know, I really appreciate Marco Rubio saying that because he's absolutely right.
00:21:13 Iran was a modernizing country. And Iran was pretty much becoming, you know, going from a third world country to a first world modernizing country. And then literally overnight, as soon as the Islamic regime took over and imposed Sharia law, they took us back to the seventh century.
00:21:35 and, you know, it's become a third world country again, not because of a lack of resources, 0.93
00:21:40 but because the Islamic regime is a foreign terrorist occupying invading force. And they're 0.84
00:21:46 basically only there to steal the resources from the Iranian people and use it for terrorism. 0.96
00:21:55 So all the money that, you know, billions and billions and trillions of dollars that should 0.61
00:22:00 be going to invest in Iran is being invested in Hezbollah and, you know, Palestine and,
00:22:06 you know, Hamas, the Houthis, Ashdashavi. None of that money is actually going to Iran or the
00:22:13 Iranian people. So he makes a very, very good point there. I mean, it's sad. You know, the Iranian
00:22:18 people deserve better than to be a third world country, which is where their leadership is
00:22:21 taking them. But that's what their leaders have brought upon them. In addition, I reported back 1.00
00:22:26 to them and just got an update a few moments ago. It looks like the talks in Abu Dhabi were very
00:22:30 productive. I think the most important thing, obviously, there's a lot of work to be done
00:22:33 in that regard. It's not like something that's on the verge of being solved in the next 24 hours
00:22:38 or anything like that. But what's really important is that the Europeans are at the table. They'll
00:22:42 be discussing with our people. They've been working very closely with Jared and Steve who
00:22:46 are there on every step along the way. And it's actually our goal at some point to expand this
00:22:51 trilateral. So it's not just the U.S., Ukraine, and Russia, but also that the Europeans be
00:22:56 represented at that table directly with these talks. So hopefully they'll be – I think they
00:23:01 put out a joint statement today with the European partners that are there alongside our team,
00:23:05 and obviously in the days to come, perhaps we can make some progress on including them in that front.
00:23:10 So that was the main focus today of the talks, was about the Middle East and about Ukraine,
00:23:15 and I thought it was a good meeting, and we'll see many of them in December and they're out.
00:23:19 MR.
00:23:20 Mr. Secretary, your counterpart at the Department of War, Xi Hector, he defended
00:23:26 himself against the Articles of impeachment.
00:23:29 I wonder if you can confidently say the Secretary Hector's actions and orders on new bond war,
00:23:35 on drug boat strikes, on the capture of Maduro, on actions against Yemen have been entirely
00:23:41 lawful.
00:23:42 SECRETARY POMPEO- Yeah.
00:23:43 The President of the United States is a commander-in-chief, and he has a right to defend this country
00:23:46 this country and to address imminent threats that pose a threat to the united states and he's done
00:23:50 so i don't know how anyone could argue that drug dealers trying to import poison into our country
00:23:55 is not an imminent threat it's a real and imminent threat and it's been addressed we've discussed
00:23:59 iran extensively the threat they've posed to the united states not in the last year since 1979 0.93
00:24:06 in the case that's a very very good point so the islamic regime has posed the threat to america 0.95
00:24:12 since 1979 they declared war on america 47 years ago and they've been engaging in terrorist attacks 0.82
00:24:21 um and you know proxy war against the united states for the last 47 years and marco rubio
00:24:27 gets that not a lot not a lot of people do right and it's been addressed we've discussed iran
00:24:33 extensively and the threat they posed to the united states not in the last year but since
00:24:36 1979 as breadth has grown. In the case of Nicolas Maduro that was in many cases a law enforcement
00:24:42 operation because he was a fugitive of American justice. He was captured and brought to justice
00:24:47 and by the way had the ancillary impact of also opening and paving the path for Venezuela to have
00:24:52 a better future. So as I said on all those things not only that he'd execute on a direct order from
00:25:00 the commander-in-chief in our constitution is empowered and trusted with the job of keeping
00:25:07 americans safe but they did it quite effectively on all those fronts just the secretary on that
00:25:11 ran you said that there's no need for any major military campaign right now because the blockade
00:25:18 not just the blockade the sanctions yeah they're truly devastating um so where does that leave us
00:25:24 status quo no not status quo the economic pressure is going to get even worse i mean
00:25:30 understand that these sanctions begin to compound so for example iran still has a small number of
00:25:35 just a handful of barrels of oil left on the water that got past the blockade when there was the mou
00:25:40 in that brief ceasefire period once that dries up almost all of their oil revenue will dry up
00:25:45 there's other sanctions of asians tools that they're choosing like there's other things that
00:25:48 iran is trying to do to get around the sanctions but scott besson and the treasury department
00:25:52 working alongside our intelligence agencies and others keep closing those off so the economic pain
00:25:58 that is being inflicted on Iran right now and on that regime is extraordinary. And it compounds.
00:26:02 It's growing every day. Like these sanctions, they get worse over time. They get more painful
00:26:06 as time goes on. And it's all brought about by the fact that this radical regime of lunatics 0.99
00:26:11 is imposing this on their own people. They're destroying their own country and how they're 0.98
00:26:14 doing it. And it's been so effective. You know, the president has taken the time. He's consulted 0.75
00:26:18 with regional leaders. He's heard input from people throughout the Middle East and around
00:26:21 the world. And based on the input he's getting from all of our partners in the region and beyond,
00:26:26 it's clear that at this time there's no need for major combat operations because the economic
00:26:32 campaign that's being waged by the department of treasury alongside others is devastating it's
00:26:36 going very well there's no need to disrupt that so what does that leave room for does that leave
00:26:41 room for negotiations i mean do you think with this economic devastation iran is ready to come
00:26:47 back to the negotiating table oh i think iran would iran would love a deal the problem is the
00:26:51 conditions they continue to place are absurd like they're not even serious right now so but that
00:26:55 could change listen that's the key point here this is the key point the islamic regime wants a deal
00:27:02 but the deal that the islamic regime wants is not the deal that america wants the the deal that the
00:27:09 trump administration wants is a surrender deal remember there are five terms five conditions
00:27:16 that the islamic regime needs to agree to in order to come to a deal and those five conditions are 0.82
00:27:23 number one, ending its nuclear military program. Number two, allowing the United States to go in 0.98
00:27:29 and remove the enriched uranium, you know, the nuclear dust. Number three is ending support,
00:27:35 financial support for all of its terrorist proxy groups like Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis,
00:27:40 you know, Hashdashabi, the Fatim, all these terror groups. Number four is ending its ballistic 0.67
00:27:46 missile program. And number five is, of course, reopening the Strait of Hormones. Those are the
00:27:50 five terms that president trump has said from the very beginning that the islamic regime must agree 0.95
00:27:57 to and the islamic regime has refused to agree to any one of those terms because agreeing to those
00:28:05 terms um will essentially mean surrender and surrender will then mean that the that the
00:28:15 Iranian people can rise up and overthrow the Islamic regime, because the Islamic regime knows
00:28:21 the only reason it's still in power is through violence and through force. The Islamic regime 0.98
00:28:27 is illegitimate. The Iranian people don't want the Islamic regime. That's why the Islamic regime 1.00
00:28:34 murders Iranians, because they're executing Iranians every single day, because they want 0.99
00:28:41 to use this machinery of death and fear to keep the Iranian people oppressed because they know 0.98
00:28:48 that they're illegitimate. They know that no one wants them. This is why I think it's really 1.00
00:28:54 important to arm the Iranian people. And based on previous interviews with the Shah of Iran,
00:29:04 Reza Pahlavi, it seems that that might be slowly happening. I mean, we don't know.
00:29:10 and to be perfectly honest we're not going to know about any of that until the Iranian people
00:29:18 rise up and the reason that we don't know is because it's obviously a security issue right
00:29:23 like if we don't know then the Islamic regime doesn't know so but I can I can only assume
00:29:30 based on previous interviews that we've watched that that is what's happening so
00:29:34 will the Iranian people rise up? Yes, 100%. When that's going to happen, I have no idea. No one 0.99
00:29:42 can predict that. But what I can tell you is that no totalitarian dictatorship lasts. And we all saw
00:29:50 what happened on January 8 and 9 when millions and millions of Iranians all around the country
00:29:55 rose up peacefully. They were brutally gunned down and at least 100,000 Iranians across the
00:30:02 country were murdered in two nights alone on January 8 and 9. Certainly, I mean, the pain
00:30:08 that they're feeling is that eventually you have to eat. Eventually, you have to be able to pay
00:30:11 your own fighters and your own security forces and so forth. Eventually, the economic realities
00:30:16 penetrate the skull of even the most radical. So I think as time goes on, I mean, that will
00:30:21 have an impact. And remember, that's the whole concept of the
00:30:28 um, what's it called? It's like the, the paradox of like the fridge and the TV
00:30:37 where, uh, and this relates to Soviet Russia, actually. Let me, let me bring it up. Um,
00:30:44 sorry my brain is still not here we go it's this so
00:30:57 the phrase fridge versus tv or the refrigerator versus a television set is a well-known political
00:31:05 metaphor in russia describing the constant tension between two competing forces shaping
00:31:10 public opinion. The fridge, which is economy slash daily life, represents tangible lived
00:31:17 material realities such as rising food prices, inflation, empty grocery shelves, falling real
00:31:24 wages and household financial stress. The TV is state propaganda slash narrative, represents
00:31:30 official state-controlled media, geopolitical pride, patriotic narratives, and externalized
00:31:35 blame such as focusing on foreign conflicts or blaming western sanctions so um this metaphor
00:31:43 initially comes from uh you know soviet russia but it directly relates to what is currently
00:31:53 sorry it directly relates to um what is currently happening um in occupied iran so the struggle
00:32:01 between the fridge and the TV is very, very real. And that's where, remember I showed that
00:32:09 video of Iranians who are sarcastically speaking about their wages and the fact that they can't 1.00
00:32:19 afford food. Let me find it again. I think it's here. 0.99
00:32:31 let me see if I can find it
00:32:53 it's the one where they're dancing
00:32:59 yeah it's this one it's this one
00:33:04 so this is um here let me make the screen bigger let me make the screen bigger so that you guys can 0.98
00:33:15 um follow along with the subtitles so so this is Iranians basically being very sarcastic 0.81
00:33:24 um about the fact that the economy has you know gone to hell they can't afford food they can't 0.83
00:33:32 afford rent guys so 200 000 tomans is like the equivalent of i don't know like one dollar one
00:33:52 US dollar.
00:34:22 You can't afford to buy by the kilogram anymore, but you can't afford to buy by the kilogram anymore.
00:34:48 we have to buy things one piece at the time so instead of buying like i don't know a pound of
00:34:56 apples or a kilogram of apples they have to buy like individual apples and she's like we can't
00:35:05 afford to buy you know a kilogram of apples um we have to buy them piece by piece and then she's
00:35:12 like, but I'm happy. And she says, because if I'm upset, they'll call. And by they, she
00:35:19 means the Islamic regime. She's like, but I'm happy because if I'm upset, the Islamic 1.00
00:35:24 regime will call me a traitor and a rioter. 0.98
00:35:42 there you go um so this is this is a very very real struggle right now and marco rubio gets that
00:36:01 marco rubio gets that which is why um he is focused so much on the economy because
00:36:08 Because that is how, that's actually one of the main reasons why the USSR fell, it was because of this struggle of the fridge versus the TV. And that's exactly what's happening in the Islamic regime right now, where the Islamic regime controls the media. 0.76
00:36:28 Remember, going to our Boom Boom Jihad bingo sheet, you can see that the state, like the Islamic regime media, that's actually part of the Islamic regime apparatus. 0.92
00:36:42 So they own all of the TV stations. They own all the networks. They own everything, whether it's TV, radio, magazine, online, you know, whatever it is, they control it. They run it.
00:36:58 so um the media there's no private media in the islamic regime because it's a dictatorship it's a 0.66
00:37:04 totalitarian dictatorship so there's no such thing as a private media um everything is government 0.64
00:37:11 owned and government controlled so that's why the media has its own box on the boom boom jihad bingo
00:37:18 sheet because it's literally a propaganda outlet and so the propaganda outlet uh is you know
00:37:24 constantly putting out there that, oh, you know, we're, uh, the Islamic regime is victorious and
00:37:29 blah, blah, blah. And they put out all this like Islamic jihadi, you know, hate stuff. But by 0.84
00:37:36 contrast, you just saw the video where Iranians are basically saying we can't afford food. We
00:37:44 can't afford rent. We can't afford anything, but we're happy because if we complain, the Islamic 1.00
00:37:52 regime will accuse us of being Mossad agents and murder us and execute us. So that's the reality 0.95
00:37:58 of being an Iranian and occupied Iran right now. But what Marco Rubio said here about how the 0.62
00:38:05 economy is having a strong impact, very, very correct, because eventually the food will run 1.00
00:38:14 out, the money will run out, which is already happening, and the Islamic regime will not be 0.99
00:38:18 able to pay its supporters. Once that dries up, almost all of their oil revenue will dry up. 0.79
00:38:27 There's other sanctions evasion tools that they're choosing. Like there's other things that
00:38:30 Iran is trying to do to get around the sanctions. But Scott Besson and the Treasury Department
00:38:34 working alongside our intelligence agencies and others keep closing those off. So the economic
00:38:39 pain that is being inflicted on Iran right now and on that regime is extraordinary. And it
00:38:44 compound. It's growing every day. Like these sanctions, they get worse over time. They get
00:38:48 more painful as time goes on. And it's all brought about by the fact that this radical regime of
00:38:52 lunatics is imposing this on their own people. They're destroying their own country and how 0.98
00:38:56 they're doing it. And it's been so effective. I mean, the only thing I would say here that I 0.75
00:39:00 would correct is that the Islamic regime, they're not destroying their own country because the
00:39:07 Islamic regime is not from Iran. So they're destroying the country that they're occupying. 0.96
00:39:14 The Islamic regime is anti-Iranian. So that's why they don't care about Iran. They don't care about the Iranian economy. They don't care about the Iranian people. They literally just see us as they just see us as a cash cow. 0.87
00:39:29 and they care more about, you know, Palestine and, you know, Hezbollah because that's where
00:39:36 they're from. That's where they're from. They're not Iranian. I mean, there are some Iranian
00:39:40 supporters within them now, you know, sellouts and traitors, but they're actually, the vast 0.99
00:39:45 majority of them are not actually Iranian. That's why they literally don't care about Iran and they 0.90
00:39:50 don't invest in Iran because they just see Iran as a tool to get money. And they don't want to
00:39:58 give that up because Iran is a very, very resource-rich country. There is literally
00:40:03 no reason why Iran should be poor. There should not be a single poor Iranian because that's how 1.00
00:40:10 rich the country is. But the Islamic regime is stealing all of the money and using it for 1.00
00:40:16 terrorism. The president has taken the time. He's consulted with regional leaders. He's heard input 1.00
00:40:20 from people throughout the Middle East and around the world. And based on the input he's getting
00:40:24 from all of our partners in the region and beyond it's clear that at this time there's no need for
00:40:28 major combat operations because the economic campaign that's being waged by the department
00:40:34 of treasury alongside others is devastating it's going very well there's no need so this is actually
00:40:40 really interesting this is like the third or fourth time now that marco rubio has said there's
00:40:46 no need for military operations. Yeah, to me, that makes me think, like, they're preparing
00:41:02 for a military operation. Because Marco Rubio is just deny, deny, deny. And as we all know,
00:41:09 So there's currently a bunch of U.S. military ships that are on their way to the Middle East.
00:41:22 So the fact that Marco Rubio is just constantly saying there's no need for military action right now.
00:41:31 i have a feeling that um
00:41:34 he's he's like like this is a distraction distraction tactic that's how i see this
00:41:44 that's how i see this because why are you why is he just constantly saying there's no need
00:41:48 there's no need there's no need to me something's up he's consulted with regional leaders he's
00:41:55 heard input from people throughout the middle east and around the world and based on the input
00:41:59 getting from all of our partners in the region and beyond it's clear that at this time there's
00:42:03 no need for major combat operations because the economic campaign that's being waged by the
00:42:09 department of treasury he also used a very important qualifier he said at this time so
00:42:14 basically what he's saying is right now there's no need okay so right now there's no need but
00:42:21 that doesn't mean there won't be a need in the future so these qualifiers are very important he
00:42:26 He says, at this time.
00:42:28 Our partners in the region and beyond, it's clear that at this time, there's no need for
00:42:32 major combat operations because the economic campaign that's being waged by the Department
00:42:38 of Treasury, alongside others, is devastating.
00:42:40 It's going very well.
00:42:41 There's no need to disrupt that.
00:42:43 So what does that leave room for, does that leave room for negotiations?
00:42:47 I mean, do you think with this economic devastation, Iran is ready to combat the negotiating table?
00:42:53 Oh, I think Iran would love a deal.
00:42:55 the problem is the conditions they continue to place are absurd like they're not even serious
00:42:58 right now so but that could change certainly i mean the pain that they're feeling isn't
00:43:02 eventually you have to eat eventually you have to be able to pay your own fighters and your own
00:43:06 security forces and so forth eventually the economic realities penetrate the skull of even
00:43:11 the most radical unit so i think as time goes on i mean that that will have an impact but
00:43:16 um yeah the u.s always stands ready if there's a real deal to be done we're open and there's
00:43:20 countries out there that are engaged the qataris were in washington yesterday the prime minister
00:43:23 met with the president we've had discussions with them ongoing and they and other countries continue
00:43:27 to try to act as mediaries trying to float ideas back and forth we're not discouraging them from
00:43:32 doing it you know if there's a deal to be done it the president will be the first one to be in 0.95
00:43:35 favor of it it's not going to be a stupid deal it's not going to be a bad deal otherwise we'll 0.98
00:43:39 you know they'll just continue to impoverish themselves secretary how would you describe 0.92
00:43:43 the differences at the moment between the point of view for the u.s and the european partners
00:43:48 regarding the war in Ukraine?
00:43:51 The differences between...
00:43:52 Differences in the point of view as to the...
00:43:54 I don't think there's a difference.
00:43:55 I mean, I think we have the same interest in mind.
00:43:57 Our goals are the same. 0.90
00:43:58 We want the war to end,
00:44:00 and we want there never to be a war again.
00:44:01 So that requires not just ending the war, 0.69
00:44:05 but also ensuring that Ukraine never again
00:44:07 feels threatened for its security.
00:44:08 We all share the same goal.
00:44:09 And then the question is, how do you construct that?
00:44:11 How do you come up with something
00:44:12 that achieves both of those goals?
00:44:14 And they're interrelated.
00:44:15 So I think we share the same goal.
00:44:16 And I think the one thing I would point to
00:44:18 is that yeah so just a comment on the ukraine war um the war will never end unless and until
00:44:27 that um russian imperialism uh ideology is destroyed because the reason that russia
00:44:35 attacked ukraine has nothing to do with land it has everything to do with russia trying to erase
00:44:43 the ukrainian identity the exact same way that the islamic regime is trying to erase the iranian
00:44:49 sorry the erase the iranian um identity uh that's one of the things that i learned um when i was in
00:44:56 ukraine and i'll speak more about that on a separate live stream focused specifically on
00:45:01 the ukraine russia war but uh but that's the angle but the war is never going to end because putin
00:45:07 it's not about land it's about uh putin destroying the ukrainian identity and the ukrainian language
00:45:16 and uh everything ukrainian so um yeah it's it's not going to end until russian imperialism
00:45:23 is directly um countered and uh dealt with and i heard from my colleagues there's always this
00:45:30 concern in europe that they're going to be left out that america's going to cut some
00:45:33 deal with russia and leaves europe out of the equation well europe's at the table they're with
00:45:37 us they're right alongside us they've got representatives there are five countries in
00:45:41 the eu that are in abu dhabi as we speak and as our negotiators have made clear we think the
00:45:46 trilateral should eventually include our european partners at the table as well because they are a
00:45:51 part of solving this problem for the long term it sounds a bit like you're making an argument
00:45:57 And you mentioned adult allies, but what I've heard
00:46:03 seems to me is one who works in our
00:46:05 future states, but they want to get from our
00:46:08 exposition, which demonstrates the
00:46:10 insecurity of the current situation.
00:46:14 So what would you say to them?
00:46:15 Oh, it's not the status quo, because the 0.78
00:46:17 economic pain we're imposing on Iran will get worse, 0.90
00:46:19 not better. 0.79
00:46:20 In essence, it's going to continue to increment.
00:46:22 So it's not going to be, it's going to be worse
00:46:23 for Iran in a month, and in two months,
00:46:25 and in three months than it is now.
00:46:27 Yeah, I mean, right now, I mean, look, we're not going to pay, Iran, you know, is demanding reparations. 0.97
00:46:36 They should be the ones paying reparations, because they're the ones that have, you know, destabilized the region for long periods of time. 0.81
00:46:42 They're demanding pallets of cash, which the president's made clear is not going to happen.
00:46:47 If they want a nuclear energy program, they should have one like many other countries around the world have.
00:46:51 So there's things they can do, but just right now, they just don't seem, you know, at that point.
00:46:55 Now, I think they want a deal. There's no doubt they'd like a deal, too, but they're just not ready to make one, apparently.
00:47:00 But we're open to it. Look, it changes. But I don't think status quo is the right way to phrase this.
00:47:04 Status quo means that things are going to stay static. They're not. They're going to continue to grow.
00:47:07 What I'm saying to you is that the economic campaign is so devastating that right now there really is no need for major combat operations.
00:47:14 The president has basically said that over the last few days, and that's what I told our allies here today.
00:47:19 But there's no need. There's no need for a problem.
00:47:22 Well, I don't know. We haven't heard that their economies are devastated. Their oil is getting
00:47:32 out. I mean, and in fact, we encourage other countries to join us in the effort to protect
00:47:36 shipping. In the end, the Iranians are still launching, you know, a couple drones a night 0.81
00:47:40 trying to sink commercial vessels. But oil is getting out on some nights. It's 80, 85% of what
00:47:46 was getting out pre-conflict. And the reason why it's not 100% is because the Iranian oil is not
00:47:50 The only oil that's not getting out consistently through the streets of Hormuz is Iranian oil.
00:47:55 Now, it'd be better if they weren't having a handful of drones fired at them every other day, but we'll continue to defend. 0.77
00:48:00 And we've actually encouraged our partners to join us in the effort of defending global shipping.
00:48:04 We shouldn't have to defend global shipping, but in this particular case, because the IRGC is intent upon trying to, you know, sink these ships, we'll continue to do that and we've been doing it quite effectively.
00:48:15 I mean, if they do that, then they'll pay a terrible price.
00:48:32 I mean, if Iran decides to escalate and they decide to initiate military action,
00:48:36 I don't need to tell you what will happen as a result of it.
00:48:38 All I'm saying to you is that right now the economic pressure on Iran is so devastating
00:48:42 and it's working so well that the president's concluded that for the time being there's no
00:48:46 need for major combat operations because we're achieving the same objective through economic
00:48:50 means while we defend shipping and we impose the blockade which is like a historic blockade no one's
00:48:55 ever seen anything like it israeli secretary how about the israelis i mean i don't i don't know
00:49:00 what their viewpoint is on it in this regard obviously i'm not going to speak to the israeli
00:49:03 government i'm telling you what the american position is how about from the g7 did you get
00:49:08 Did you get any kind of a response?
00:49:10 On what?
00:49:11 How did you say that when you raised this idea of helping on the trade?
00:49:19 No, I raised it. I didn't get a response, no.
00:49:21 Okay, so they're still stuck in the...
00:49:24 Well, I think part of the challenge, yeah, look, I mean, part of the challenge we have is there's countries out there that say,
00:49:28 well, we're ready to provide forces to help defend shipping once there's no risk of conflict.
00:49:33 But if there was risk of conflict, we wouldn't need them, so it's kind of a catch-22.
00:49:37 look we're going to continue to do it we've done it quite effectively we think it's in their interest
00:49:41 frankly we think it's in the interest of the world to protect you because the u.s doesn't get any
00:49:44 oil from there that's our we don't rely on middle east energy for our own economy so i think these
00:49:50 countries should step up i think a couple of thinking about it to be honest but you didn't
00:49:53 get anything well i don't think the foreign ministers are in a position to make those
00:49:57 commitments to be honest those are probably what have to be made by the heads of the government
00:50:00 Do you see the signs from the Russian negotiators in Abu Dhabi thus far that they are serious about bringing them, the commitment to bringing them into the war?
00:50:10 Well, that's what we're testing, obviously. 0.97
00:50:11 I mean, it's good that they're there.
00:50:13 That's what we're testing.
00:50:15 I'm just informing.
00:50:15 I'm not there in Abu Dhabi, so I can't speak to their body language or their attitude towards it.
00:50:20 All I can say is they showed up.
00:50:21 They're there.
00:50:21 They agreed to the trilateral.
00:50:23 And I'm reporting to you that our European allies who are so involved in this and care a lot about it were there as well.
00:50:29 They're not at the table yet.
00:50:30 but we think they should be. And I think this trilateral eventually will be expanded to include
00:50:34 them in order to arrive at a final agreement here. Sorry, just ask me, Ron, why is the stalemate
00:50:39 on the Iran war beneficial to the United States? It's not a stalemate. You call it a stalemate.
00:50:44 I know it's not a stalemate. How is it a stalemate? The United States is imposing
00:50:47 extraordinary damaging effects to our sanctions and other measures in the blockade on the Iranian
00:50:53 economy that every month continues to collapse. What is their inflation rate? Is it three or
00:50:58 400 percent now. I don't know how that's a stalemate. They're bleeding. They're bleeding
00:51:02 economically. But we're open to diplomacy. You're asking me what's happening today, and I'm telling
00:51:08 you that the Iranian demands are totally unrealistic. We expect that could change, 1.00
00:51:12 and if it does, we'll be prepared for diplomacy. And all I'm saying, and on the economic front,
00:51:16 is we don't need to conduct military strikes if we're achieving the same objective through
00:51:20 economic means and economic pressure. But that's not a stalemate. That's actually not the contrary
00:51:24 the stalemate it is an increased pressure on iran that continues to grow every day if you put a
00:51:29 sanction on them today it hurts but it hurts more and more as every day goes by because they're
00:51:34 losing money every day and that begins to compound so that's not a stalemate on the country that's
00:51:38 growing pressure on them that this economic pressure is putting how does that further
00:51:43 well they need money for a nuclear program they need money in order to fund terrorism 0.79
00:51:47 for everything they do around the world be it their support of hamas hezbollah the mashiach 0.56
00:51:51 militias their efforts to kill people all over the world of cyber activities the nuclear program all 0.67
00:51:56 these things cost money the less money they have available to them the less money they can use to
00:52:01 fund all the malign and nefarious activities no but the president of the united states makes these
00:52:13 decisions i mean ultimately our job is to execute now you know on the president's order now the
00:52:18 The president takes a lot of input from people in his administration.
00:52:21 He takes input and ideas from our partners and our allies around the world to outside experts, to the people he talks to.
00:52:27 But in the end, the decision is the president.
00:52:29 And once the president chooses a direction, it's our job in this administration to execute on the president's direction. 0.98
00:52:34 The Iranians have continued to attack the thing going through this day. 0.74
00:52:37 Is there a threshold beyond which attacks lead to the military? 0.97
00:52:41 I'm not going to speculate on any thresholds.
00:52:43 The President talked about last night, our military is capable and ready at any moment
00:52:47 if necessary to conduct devastating attacks, but we don't see the need for it now because
00:52:51 the truth of the matter is that the economic pressure we put on them is incredibly effective,
00:52:56 incredibly devastating, and we have reason to believe that it's having a true impact
00:52:59 on them internally, and that will play itself out in the weeks and months to come.
00:53:03 How about China?
00:53:03 The big gap here is the Chinese purchases of a lot of oil.
00:53:07 Well, there won't be much oil to purchase in.
00:53:09 I mean, the only oil they can purchase is the oil that's out on the water, and there's
00:53:12 There's not much of it left.
00:53:14 Let me ask another China-related question, if I may.
00:53:16 Can we talk about the state of discussions with the Chinese on AI guardrails?
00:53:21 Have there been serious talks since the last presidential-level meeting, and do you expect them to continue after Quebec?
00:53:29 Well, I think there's been conversation.
00:53:31 Yeah, but it should be an issue that we raise at the summit.
00:53:34 I'm sure it'll be an issue among all the leaders that are at APEC, not just the U.S. and the Chinese on a bilateral basis.
00:53:40 and I'm certain it'll be a topic of G20 as well,
00:53:43 but the Chinese will be present.
00:53:45 I know there's been conversations with them
00:53:47 sort of at a technical level,
00:53:49 but we don't have anything to announce on it.
00:53:51 Obviously, we've heard their perspective,
00:53:52 they've heard ours, but that's still a work in progress.
00:53:55 What about this crime story that you concerned 0.85
00:53:57 about being able to trust the Chinese on these issues, 0.98
00:53:59 that they're not going straight? 0.94
00:54:02 What do you mean? 1.00
00:54:03 You can't trust the Chinese. 0.99
00:54:04 Chinese spying related to trying to require information about- 1.00
00:54:08 Chinese I mean the Chinese Communist Party sorry just just just be clear when I say you can't trust 1.00
00:54:15 the Chinese I'm referring to the Chinese Communist Party not Chinese people because many Chinese 0.99
00:54:21 people are fighting against communist China there are allegations of Chinese spying related to trying
00:54:27 to require uh information about Nvidia's practices does that color the way you feel about talks with
00:54:34 them to regulate AI? Well, let me just say, I think that the Chinese system is always going to
00:54:40 act in the best interest of the Chinese system. And the United States will always act in the best
00:54:44 interest of the United States. So we're going to do whatever it takes. I work for the American
00:54:47 people. The president represents and works for the American people. We are always going to be
00:54:50 on the American side of every issue. Now, we understand the Chinese are going to be on the 1.00
00:54:54 Chinese side of every issue. The difference between this president and previous administrations
00:54:59 is sometimes other presidents forgot and other administrations and other people in the role
00:55:03 that I play now have forgotten that we work for America. We don't work for the global order. We
00:55:07 don't work for other countries. We work for the United States. And so on policy matters such as
00:55:11 this or anything other, whether it's our bilateral relation with the country, the status of AI,
00:55:16 we are always going to be in favor of what's good for America and Americans beyond and above
00:55:20 everything else. And that will often put us in conflict or in disagreement with other countries,
00:55:24 including China. So we're realistic and open-eyed about it, but I work for America. We're always
00:55:29 going to, and the president fights for America. And so we're always going to be on the American
00:55:33 side of every issue. Sir, what's the status of the trilateral talks between the U.S., Russia,
00:55:41 and China right now? Trump said those talks might include denuclearization. Is that something that
00:55:45 China's open to at this summit? Well, I don't want to characterize what they're open to or not.
00:55:48 Suffice it to say that I think there's an intent to have that meeting. We're working to organize
00:55:52 it and to frame it in the appropriate way. And hopefully, you know, we'll have some news for you
00:55:56 about that fairly soon but i don't have an announcement on it today other than to tell
00:55:59 you what's already been stated which is that the president wants that meeting to happen if it's
00:56:03 possible we think it should be possible and that among the topics he believes that should be
00:56:07 discussed is the status of nuclear weapons in the world which the president thinks its
00:56:11 proliferation is very dangerous
00:56:26 But we didn't discuss it today, but Egypt is also, I mean, like anything else in foreign
00:56:35 policy, there's always a balancing act to further the national interest of the United
00:56:38 States. And in the end, Egypt has been a reliable and good defense partner of the United States.
00:56:45 We've made requests of them in the past that are key to our national security, and they've
00:56:49 complied. And so I think decisions that we make reflect that. That doesn't mean you agree with
00:56:53 everything another government does it may have and i'm not opining about the journalists i'm
00:56:58 just saying in general there may be things you don't agree with but at the end of the day when
00:57:02 you make a mature foreign policy it requires you to balance those things particularly when a country
00:57:06 you've made a request of them that are important for us and they've complied with it and so they've
00:57:11 proven to be you know good reliable partners on a number of fronts there are reports that the
00:57:15 u.s evacuated military aircraft from another air base yeah i have to refer you to the department
00:57:21 of war on that i mean i saw like a headline somewhere about it but i can't comment on the
00:57:25 decisions they make other than to say that uh all i will say to you is we're we are constantly
00:57:31 repositioning forces around the world for a variety of reasons so i don't want to speak
00:57:34 to a specific report i'd have to refer you to the department of war on that i've been here so 0.74
00:57:38 Iran, you should stop their bleeding. Do you have a timeline for how long the Iranian 0.79
00:57:45 regime should hold on? And is the endgame regime going to collapse, or does the Iranian
00:57:49 come to the table with death? 0.98
00:57:51 No, I think the way to look at it is, you do bad things, bad things will happen to the
00:57:55 regime. That's the way to read it. And at the end of the day, bad things are happening
00:57:58 to the Iranian economy. And it's unfortunate. The people of Iran deserve better, but it's
00:58:03 their own leaders that are imposing this on them. This is not a country that in the past,
00:58:07 For example, when Obama gave them sanctions, they didn't use that money to build up hospitals, roads, bridges, and universities.
00:58:13 They used that money to build weapons and arm proxies in the region to attack us and other countries. 0.98
00:58:18 So it's unfortunate that they have to be punished for that and that the Iranian people ultimately pay the price. 0.98
00:58:23 But that's because they have really bad lunatic leaders. 0.96
00:58:25 So we just have to deal with that reality. 0.66
00:58:28 This is actually the reason why we Iranians, we support the sanctions and we want more sanctions. 0.99
00:58:34 because regardless of whether or not the sanctions exist, the Iranian people are poor.
00:58:39 So the country is not poor because of U.S. sanctions.
00:58:45 The country is poor because the Islamic regime steals the money and uses it for terrorism. 0.99
00:58:51 So all of those people who go out there and they're like, 0.99
00:58:54 oh, the United States is the reason why Iranians have no food to eat
00:58:58 or the reason that the economy is weak, that's all nonsense. 0.66
00:59:01 That's all nonsense. 0.98
00:59:02 The reason that Iranians are living in poverty is because the Islamic regime has been stealing the resources and using it for terrorism for the last 47 years. 1.00
00:59:13 That's the reality. 1.00
00:59:15 So this is why we support sanctions and we want more sanctions.
00:59:19 We want the strictest sanctions in the world.
00:59:22 That's what we're starting to see.
00:59:25 For bad behavior, there will be consequences.
00:59:28 there has to be otherwise countries like these regimes like this will do whatever they want
00:59:34 not like these not like these no no it hasn't been out for a few months so for example the blockade
00:59:42 was initiated and it was stopped as part of the mou that they themselves violated
00:59:46 they violated the mou they they canceled the mou by attacking shipping again so if you look at the
00:59:51 blockade they got oil out during the mou period that oil that's now on the water is almost out
00:59:57 so at that point they won't have any revenue so you say sanctions have been in place never has
01:00:01 iran ever faced the inability to sell energy in the global market like they are today they've
01:00:05 never faced this and other things that we're doing which i can't discuss that we're having a huge
01:00:10 impact on them economically well i think the mou was a good faith effort i guess to sort of try to
01:00:17 figure out diplomatically but i think it confirmed for me and for others who you're dealing with here
01:00:22 in the end they violated the mo who that is that is so important that is so important what marco
01:00:28 rubio just said so he basically said the mou was a test and it confirmed who we are dealing with
01:00:37 which basically you know translating from political speak to regular english what he's saying is it 0.67
01:00:43 confirmed that we're dealing with a bunch of lunatic jihadis that are untrustworthy you cannot 0.95
01:00:49 you cannot deal with them diplomatically the only way to deal with them is through 0.99
01:00:56 boom balls and basically through eliminating them that's essentially what marco rubio means 0.99
01:01:02 when he when he says that the mou confirmed who we're dealing with
01:01:11 well i think the mou is a good faith effort i guess to sort of try to figure out diplomatically
01:01:15 but I think it confirmed for me and for others who you're dealing with here. In the end,
01:01:19 they violated the MOE. Yep, they did.
01:01:21 They didn't first put that an end to the conflict in Lebanon,
01:01:24 the part of that. Well, why would we negotiate Lebanon with Iran? What does Iran have to do with 0.65
01:01:32 Lebanon? I mean, they can claim whatever they want, but Lebanon. So the reason that Marco Rubio
01:01:38 actually knows why the Islamic regime focuses on Lebanon. It's because Hezbollah 0.99
01:01:44 is the Islamic regime. Hezbollah and Islamic regime are one in the same. Hezbollah is fully 0.89
01:01:50 funded by the Islamic regime. And the Islamic regime relies on Hezbollah to remain in power. 0.74
01:01:57 Whenever Iranian people try to rise up, they'll bring in their, you know, Arabs in Hezbollah 0.99
01:02:03 to murder Iranians. And remember, the Islamic regime, the vast majority of them are not Iranian 1.00
01:02:09 anyway. They're foreigners. And so that's why they care about Hezbollah. So the reporter is being 1.00
01:02:16 very lazy by saying Lebanon because the Islamic regime doesn't care about Lebanon. The Islamic 1.00
01:02:21 regime focuses on Hezbollah, which is occupying southern Lebanon the exact same way that the
01:02:28 Islamic regime is occupying Iran. So the Islamic regime has a vested interest in keeping Hezbollah 0.96
01:02:36 around to occupy Southern Lebanon. But Marco Rubio is giving a very, very smart answer here 1.00
01:02:42 because he's saying, well, why we don't care? Like Lebanon has nothing to do with Iran. Now,
01:02:50 the country of Lebanon has nothing to do with the country of Iran, but the Islamic regime and
01:02:55 Hezbollah are one in the same, but they're both terrorist proxy groups here. So that's the nuance
01:03:01 here that's the distinction
01:03:02 well why would we negotiate lebanon with iran what does iran have to do with lebanon
01:03:17 i mean they can claim whatever they want but lebanon is its own country
01:03:21 to figure out the future of lebanon we'll deal with lebanon not with iran now i think by saying
01:03:25 that to you they're admitting that they are the ones that are behind hezbollah
01:03:28 oh oh oh oh guys did i call it or did i call it did i call it or did i call it wow even when i'm
01:03:38 sick even when i'm on like cold meds and my head is a little bit loopy my geopolitical analysis
01:03:44 is on point boom there you go right that's exactly what i was speaking about all right let's go back
01:03:51 here because that's exactly what i was just referring to it's hezbollah right but the
01:03:55 reporter is being lazy the reporter says lebanon but the islamic regime doesn't care about lebanon
01:04:02 the islamic regime is all about hezbollah and marco rubio knows that and i even said marco
01:04:06 rubio already knows this boom there you go well why would we negotiate lebanon with iran what
01:04:24 what does Iran have to do with Lebanon?
01:04:27 I mean, they can claim whatever they want,
01:04:28 but Lebanon is its own country.
01:04:31 To figure out the future of Lebanon, 0.96
01:04:32 we'll deal with Lebanon, not with Iran. 0.95
01:04:34 Now, I think by saying that to you, 0.96
01:04:36 they're admitting that they are the ones 1.00
01:04:37 that are behind Hezbollah, 0.99
01:04:38 that has destroyed that country. 1.00
01:04:40 Everything bad that's happened to Lebanon 1.00
01:04:42 has been the direct result of Hezbollah's presence there. 1.00
01:04:44 We deal with the Lebanese government. 0.87
01:04:46 We deal with President Ayyoun.
01:04:47 We deal with the Lebanese armed forces. 0.99
01:04:50 That's who we did an agreement with Israel
01:04:51 and Lebanon with.
01:04:52 So why would we talk to Iran about Lebanon? 0.52
01:04:56 Are you going to ask Israel to hold back on the back from Lebanon and Lebanon? 0.78
01:05:01 Well, we've already been engaged.
01:05:04 I don't know if you've tracked this, but we've already been engaged in peace negotiations
01:05:06 directly between Lebanon and the Israelis.
01:05:09 That's created the pilot zones in the south where the Israelis are pulling back from regions
01:05:15 and the lab is taking over them. 0.97
01:05:17 And we've been on top of that and want that to continue to happen.
01:05:19 We are actively now trying to construct a verification model for that so that trusted verifiers can verify that both sides are complying.
01:05:27 But this is an issue we're going to work as mediators between Lebanon and Israel, not Iran.
01:05:32 Iran has no role to play when it comes to Lebanon other than stop sponsoring and supporting Hezbollah
01:05:37 because Hezbollah has done tremendous damage to the state of Lebanon and to the people of Lebanon.
01:05:41 There you go. 0.90
01:05:44 There you go. That's exactly what it is, right?
01:05:49 The point is that the Houthis have opened with their attacks on Aramco, on Riyadh airport, on all of these.
01:05:57 Oh, I mean, we didn't discuss it here in depth.
01:05:59 We've discussed it plenty with them quite a bit.
01:06:01 Yeah, absolutely.
01:06:02 I mean, and we're concerned about that, obviously.
01:06:04 We and others, you know, we have defense agreements with Saudi Arabia, and we're living up to those commitments.
01:06:09 And other countries are involved in supporting them as well.
01:06:12 But it's another point to be made.
01:06:13 If you guys go through the Middle East, talk about all the instability in the Middle East.
01:06:17 Houthis, the militias in Iraq, Hezbollah, Hamas,
01:06:23 the civil war that occurred in Syria
01:06:25 that almost destroyed that country.
01:06:28 What do these things all have in common?
01:06:29 Behind every single one of these destabilizing activities
01:06:33 in the Middle East, there's one common denominator, 0.98
01:06:36 the Iranian regime. 1.00
01:06:37 They are behind all the instability in the region. 1.00
01:06:39 They are the source of instability in the region.
01:06:41 And I think the countries of the region realize that as well.
01:06:43 Saudi Arabia, others realize it as well. 0.94
01:06:46 yeah we're troubled by what we see with the houthi engagement what's happening with the houthis
01:06:49 and it's it's a real problem and i think the saudis know who's behind it it's not ultimately
01:06:54 the houthis wouldn't even exist were it not for iranian support so um islamic regimes something
01:06:59 will continue to help them with and hopefully can be solved okay guys wow thank you what a great 0.95
01:07:06 statement to end it off with like he basically says ultimately all roads lead back to the terrorist
01:07:12 islamic regime now he says iran but we all know he means the islamic regime behind every single one
01:07:17 of these hamas um living up to the we and others you know we have defense agreements with uh saudi
01:07:24 arabia and we're living up to those commitments and other countries are involved in supporting
01:07:27 them as well but it's another point to be made if you guys go through the middle east talk about all
01:07:32 the instability in the middle east the militias in in iraq hezbollah hamas um the civil war that
01:07:41 did i not just like list i literally just named every single one of these terror groups like 10
01:07:47 minutes ago heard in syria that almost destroyed that right with uh saudi arabia and we're live
01:07:52 you guys go through the middle east talk about all the instability in the middle east
01:07:57 the militias in in iraq hezbollah hamas um the civil war that occurred in syria that almost
01:08:04 destroyed that country uh all what do these things all have in common behind every single one of
01:08:10 these destabilizing activities in the middle east there's one common denominator the iranian regime
01:08:16 they are the source of instability in the region and i think the countries of the region realize
01:08:22 that as well saudi arabia others realize it as well but yeah we're troubled by what we see with 0.98
01:08:26 the houthi engagement what's happening with the houthis and it's it's a real problem and i think
01:08:30 the saudi's know who's behind it it's not ultimately the houthis wouldn't even exist
01:08:34 were it not for iranian support so um that said it's something we'll continue to help them with
01:08:39 and hopefully it can be solved okay guys let's go home thank you
01:08:45 what an incredible incredible um interview marco rubio said everything that needed to be said
01:08:55 and uh what was really interesting to me what really um stuck out for me is how he was constantly
01:09:02 um stressing the fact that there's no need for military intervention right now he always used
01:09:13 the qualifier at this time right now right which means the future is open and as we all know
01:09:25 President Trump is sending a number of ships to the Persian Gulf. So let's see what happens in
01:09:35 the future. But yeah, as of right now, and that's the key part, that's the key part, you really,
01:09:41 really have to pay attention to the qualifiers that politicians use when they're giving an answer
01:09:48 or providing an example. Let me get to some of your super chats, and then we'll continue
01:09:54 uh with the live stream and geopolitical analysis uh john diamond says hi goldie nice to have you
01:10:02 back thank you great to be back here are a few bucks for the borscht ingredients oh thank you
01:10:07 i like brisket in mind yes yes that sounds good um i still think things will be heating up and
01:10:14 we need you at the top of your game kill that cold thank you yes i need to go all like aloha
01:10:19 Akbar Jihad on my cold. I will soon. But I'm feeling much better. Thank you so much. I'm still
01:10:26 a little out of it, but I'm feeling much better. I have a feeling that, I think it was because when
01:10:33 I was in Ukraine, you know, literally in a war zone and there's like drones overhead and like 0.92
01:10:38 ballistic missiles and, you know, the Shahid drones are flying around everywhere. Probably just, 0.79
01:10:44 know i was a little bit on high stress uh and then as soon as i left ukraine i feel like you know
01:10:50 when i de-stressed my you know immune system just dropped and then i got a bad cold but i'm feeling
01:10:56 much better thank you but uh you know now i know how ukrainians live on a day-to-day basis and um 0.98
01:11:04 you know i was only there for about um eight days but ukrainians have been dealing with the horrors
01:11:10 of the war for a very long time so um william says holy smokes the s chat censorship has gone
01:11:18 crazy i don't think anything is censored it could be from like that's all youtube so um it's
01:11:25 unfortunate but um yeah i don't know why the youtube super chat does that i honestly i'm like
01:11:31 i'm having issues with my channel i need to reach out to to youtube anyway because like when i go to
01:11:37 my channel right now, it's the weirdest thing. Like my channel isn't even showing that I'm live.
01:11:43 It's not even showing that I'm live. And I don't see like the red circle. I don't see the red
01:11:49 circle, like the live circle and the live stream isn't even showing up here. So the only way that
01:11:55 like anyone even knows that I'm live is if they click on the live tab. And it just says live,
01:12:00 but I don't know, I'm having some serious issues with my channel. I don't know if it's people are
01:12:04 reporting it or what's going on um and then you know what a couple days ago when i did my live
01:12:10 stream um it actually got uh reported and i was told that um my live stream wasn't suitable for
01:12:19 advertising which is absolutely nonsense because i didn't actually do anything like i didn't even
01:12:25 show anything crazy i was just speaking um this was a live stream from from a few days ago um so
01:12:31 I appealed it, and it took 48 hours for the appeal to go through, which is nonsense, because
01:12:37 the entire time that people were watching, and then afterwards, people were watching the live
01:12:42 stream, I didn't generate any revenue from that, because I think there's a lot of trolls and bots
01:12:48 out there that are reporting my live streams. So yeah, it's unfortunate, but it is what it is,
01:12:54 the show must go on. But I'll, I'll reach out to YouTube and see what's going on, because it's
01:12:59 very strange um and then william says judas vance is a reaction to his post midterm ex post yeah i
01:13:08 saw that that was um that was a weird post i don't know what to make of that um i mean i'm not gonna
01:13:15 get involved in internal um american politics but americans i will leave that up to you guys to to
01:13:24 discuss. But I don't know, I thought it was a very strange post. John Diamond says basic training
01:13:31 and OSUT is about 33 weeks, i.e. eight months. Time is close for the call to arms. You know,
01:13:38 that is a very, very good point. You know, assuming that arms have, you know, the Iranian
01:13:45 people are being armed, there is, you know, some time needed for for basic training. So who knows?
01:13:52 yeah i mean um let's see what happens obviously no one can predict the future but um i have a
01:14:02 feeling that something will be happening i don't know when but i know it will be happening uh casey
01:14:07 says how did you enjoy shooting the ar-15 i noticed a bit of shooters flinch but that's
01:14:13 to be expected you did great so glad to have you back thank you so um i loved it i loved shooting it
01:14:22 sorry guys um i had a lot of fun it was my first time shooting an ar-15 really enjoyed it um
01:14:29 pretty much hit the target like 90 of the time even though my stance wasn't the greatest like
01:14:34 i had to lean forward more um but i was like leaning too far back but um it was good it was
01:14:40 good and then um they warned us that after after you know you shoot you'll have like a bruise on
01:14:45 your shoulder, but I didn't have a bruise. So, um, I don't know. It was a lot of fun. Um, and,
01:14:51 uh, thank you. Thank you. I'm glad I, I'm glad I didn't embarrass myself, but there you go, guys.
01:14:55 I come from the, uh, warrior tribe. Oh, so some people are saying that it does, it does show that
01:15:01 I'm live. Okay, good. So maybe it's just like, um, maybe it's just like a glitch on my end or
01:15:07 something. Um, but, uh, yeah, no, I'm, I'm great to be, uh, great to be back. I'm happy to be back.
01:15:12 I missed all of you. And yeah, I mean, shooting an AR-15 is kind of addicting. So it was it was
01:15:19 a lot of fun. It was a lot of fun. I feel like I'm a natural at it. So actually, I don't have
01:15:27 it here with me. But anyways, and then Tom says, Tom for life says, Welcome back, Goldie. I saw the
01:15:35 South Parse oil field mysteriously exploded yesterday. Yes, there are a lot of mysterious
01:15:43 boom-booms that are happening, which is very similar in pattern and style to the mysterious
01:15:50 boom-booms that were happening before the United States and Israel attacked on February 28. So
01:15:57 we're kind of seeing similar conditions here right now. And we're going to do more of a deep
01:16:04 dive into this but um yeah and i actually have a new centcom post that i want to share as well
01:16:10 with all of you momentarily um agent anderson says bewildered after last few weeks israel and
01:16:16 usa elections but cautiously optimistic with you goldie happy to support the cause death to the
01:16:22 irgc thank you i mean the the u.s elections i feel have less to do with uh iran and more to do with
01:16:31 the fact that under uh the democrats there were a lot of um there was a lot of mass migration
01:16:39 a lot of mass migration um people who are coming to the united states and are not necessarily
01:16:46 aligned with u.s values um and that actually brings me to the next thing that i wanted to
01:16:55 share with you guys, which is just an absolutely insane, absolutely insane video, which is
01:17:12 part of the reason why I have a feeling that what's happening and the election results in
01:17:20 the united states are less about um the war and more about the infiltration of bad actors so watch
01:17:32 this and i'm gonna get some cold meds and i'll be right back and let me just um let me just change
01:17:38 this here i'll be right back and a far left democrat heading to congress highlighting the
01:17:46 Party shift towards radical Islamism. New Jersey Congressman-elect Adam Hamelwe, who was once a
01:17:53 defense witness in the Blind Sheikh's terror trial. He kind of mentored him, sounding like he's
01:17:58 standing by Iran over America. Watch. Do you see Iran as the adversary and Israel as an ally to 0.52
01:18:05 the U.S.? Well, now what I see is that we were pushed into this war by Israel. It's not helping 0.69
01:18:12 americans but are they the adversary they're we're making adversaries when we should be making
01:18:17 they've been saying death to america for decades we've been saying death to iran for decades as 0.86
01:18:22 well and so what we need to do is use diplomacy they've killed a lot of americans and we've killed
01:18:28 a lot of them as well do you see whoa whoa i didn't i was literally just blowing my nose
01:18:34 okay let me let me grab my cold meds i'll be right back because this is insane like this is
01:18:39 absolutely insane are you hearing this guy guys do you see this this is what infiltration looks
01:18:46 like i don't know when was the last time americans said death to iran that's literally never happened
01:18:52 oh my gosh wait let me let me grab my cold meds i'll be right back because this is insane like
01:18:57 i need to be here for this because this is uh oh my gosh this is wild wait give me one moment
01:19:09 Oh, my gosh, guys.
01:19:37 yeah i just uh bought tylenol cold meds a non-drowsy version okay guys this is what happens
01:19:46 this is literally what happens when you vote an abdul to office okay this is what happens when
01:19:52 you vote like an abdul durka to office they're literally like it's it's absolutely insane this
01:19:59 is this is the most insane thing that i've ever heard lazlo's like did you bring enough for the
01:20:05 whole class no because don't worry don't worry um you can't catch my cold through the through the
01:20:11 webcam but this is insane this is crazy and a far-left democrat heading to congress highlighting
01:20:17 the party shift towards radical islamicism new jersey congressman elect adam hamamoui who was
01:20:24 once a defense witness in the blind shakes terror trial he kind of mentored him sounding like he's
01:20:29 standing by iran over america watch crazy do you see iran as the adversary and israel as an ally to
01:20:36 the us well what now what i see is that we will push into this war by israel it's not wow but
01:20:44 are they the average wow so so guys that's like the that's the classic uh anti-israel pro-islamic
01:20:51 regime narrative america is pushed into the war by israel right so it's the whole like israel
01:20:57 controls the world's narrative which is just absolutely ridiculous and by the way uh it was 0.53
01:21:04 the islamic regime that started the war 47 years ago when they took over iran turned it into a 0.98
01:21:13 third world islamic hellhole and started chanting death to america so it's it's the islamic regime 0.96
01:21:20 that started the war adversary there we're making adversaries when we should 0.99
01:21:28 be making they've been saying death to America for decades we've been saying 0.68
01:21:32 death to Iran for decades as well when when when was the last time Americans
01:21:36 said death to Iran that's news to me that's news to me um if anyone has any
01:21:46 evidence of Americans saying death to Iran, please let me know because I'm Iranian. Oh,
01:21:55 guys, pro tip, pro tip. If you did not know already, I'm Iranian. And I have been following
01:22:02 the Iran situation for a very, very long time. And I can tell you that I have never,
01:22:09 ever heard a single American say death to Iran. So this is absolutely wild. Like the guys you're
01:22:19 watching Takiyah in action. This is Takiyah. This is literally Takiyah. Like Americans have never
01:22:26 hijacked planes. Americans. I know. So this is so funny. Josh is like, wait, Goldie's Iranian. When
01:22:33 did that happen? I know. Right. Like breaking news, breaking news. Goldie's Iranian. Right.
01:22:39 there you go guys I fooled you all mohahaha so but this is this is wild this is absolutely insane
01:22:48 last time I checked Americans don't hijack planes Americans don't yell Allah Akbar while they're 0.66
01:22:54 cutting people's heads off Americans don't you know fly planes into buildings and blow them up 0.85
01:23:01 and Americans don't yell death to Iran like guys this this is this is the direct result 0.99
01:23:08 of importing people into your country who have a bad ideology
01:23:14 Casey's like Casey's like it happened around yeah that that's when I became Iranian exactly 0.79
01:23:23 in 1985 that's when I became Iranian wow death to America for decades we've been okay wait wait 0.71
01:23:32 someone is saying so someone is saying like some uh okay so sadako i'm not gonna like share the
01:23:39 comment because i don't care about like that person's name but sadako is saying like some
01:23:44 youtuber once said the united states should nuke tehran listen i don't care what people on youtube
01:23:51 say right any american can say whatever they want americans say crazy things all the time
01:23:59 that's irrelevant what matters is what the people in power are saying what the administration is
01:24:07 saying right just because one random youtuber is like oh we should nuke tehran well who cares what 1.00
01:24:15 that person is saying that person's an idiot that person doesn't understand right but i'm speaking 0.97
01:24:21 about actual government officials right because remember remember um let me pull this up when 0.98
01:24:31 when you know i point out or when others point out that the islamic regime has been chanting
01:24:41 death to america okay i'm not speaking about the the iranian people i'm speaking about the fact
01:24:51 that the Durkhas literally literally right the and by the way that's that's 0.51
01:24:57 funny buff up there these are the government officials of the Islamic
01:25:01 regime they're literally in their jihadi parliament and they're all gathering 0.61
01:25:07 and they're like mad bad Omri car right they're all chanting death to America
01:25:11 in the Parliament I don't see Americans doing this in the Congress
01:25:18 Excuse me.
01:25:19 Watch this.
01:25:39 Could you imagine exactly?
01:25:41 E-marquee, you make such a very good point.
01:25:43 Like, could you imagine if Congress did this?
01:25:45 Like, this is insane.
01:25:46 I mean, as a former politician, to me, it's absolutely wild, absolutely wild to think that this happens because I was a politician for seven years in Ontario.
01:26:03 This would have never happened in the Ontario legislature or in any like normal, reasonable country.
01:26:09 so um again so Sadako a good point but ultimately it's completely irrelevant
01:26:20 what some random youtuber is saying because who cares what a random youtuber
01:26:26 say right like it I don't care what what is relevant and what matters is what
01:26:34 the government officials are saying and doing. And, um, this insane, this insane jihadi Abdul, 0.97
01:26:44 let me just make my screen better here. So this insane, this insane, this insane jihadi Abdul 0.99
01:26:52 is pretending as if American, uh, the American administration is going out there and saying 0.85
01:26:58 death to Iran, which has literally never happened. In fact, it's the opposite. So you're seeing
01:27:04 Takiyah in action. This is full-on gaslighting right now. This is literal gaslighting. This is
01:27:11 what an invasion looks like. This is what happens when you bring people into your country who are 1.00
01:27:17 bad actors, who are not loyal to your country, and they take advantage of your country's freedoms 0.99
01:27:25 and your country's democracy to gain power,
01:27:29 and then they impose their anti-American values and beliefs on you.
01:27:35 And as an Iranian, I find it absolutely horrifying 0.77
01:27:38 that this Arab, Abdul, is defending the Islamic regime. 0.74
01:27:42 And he's literally pushing out Islamic regime propaganda. 0.66
01:27:48 This is what an invasion looks like. 0.90
01:27:52 This is exactly what an invasion looks like. 0.66
01:27:55 well what now what i see is that we were pushed into this war by israel wow helping americans 0.63
01:28:02 are they the adversary they're we're making adversaries when we should be making friends 0.54
01:28:07 saying death to america for decades we've been saying death to iran for decades as well and so
01:28:14 use diplomacy they've killed a lot of americans and we've killed a lot of them as well do you see 0.95
01:28:18 israel okay 0.73
01:28:25 I want you guys, okay, I want to go back and I want to replay this part. And instead of Iran, replace it with Nazis. Replace it with Nazi Germany. And you'll see how insane this sounds, okay? 0.86
01:28:45 This is like listening to the equivalent of an American Democrat during World War II
01:28:54 defending Hitler's Nazi regime and saying that America should engage in diplomacy with Nazi Germany. 0.66
01:29:07 And then he's like, well, we killed a lot of them. 0.96
01:29:10 Basically, he's like, we killed a lot of Nazis. 0.99
01:29:12 Good. 0.97
01:29:13 I'm glad.
01:29:14 I'm glad.
01:29:15 You know what? Not enough have been killed. We want more. We want all of them destroyed, right?
01:29:20 So he's literally, he's basically saying that America has killed a lot of Nazis. Good. Good. 1.00
01:29:28 Thank you, America. Thank you, Israel. But go back and listen to this and just replace Iran with Nazi Germany and you'll see how insane this interview is.
01:29:40 Hamelie, who was once a defense witness in the Blind Shakes terror trial, he kind of
01:29:45 mentored him, sounding like he's standing by Iran over America.
01:29:50 Watch.
01:29:51 Do you see Iran as the adversary and Israel as an ally to the U.S.? 0.71
01:29:55 Well, now what I see is that we were pushed into this war by Israel. 0.75
01:30:00 It's not helping Americans. 0.90
01:30:02 Are they the adversary?
01:30:05 We're making adversaries when we should be making friends.
01:30:08 imagine imagine a politician during world war ii saying we're making adversaries with with hitler 0.79
01:30:14 and nazi germany when instead we should be making friends so he basically wants to be friends with
01:30:19 with the modern day version of nazi germany the that's that's the insanity here to america for
01:30:26 decades we're israel it's not helping americans but are they the adversary they're we're making
01:30:33 adversaries when we should be making friends saying death to america for decades we've been 0.57
01:30:38 saying death to iran for decades as well and so what we need to do is that's a lot they've killed 0.84
01:30:43 a lot of americans and we've killed a lot of them as well do you see israel as the adversary then 0.67
01:30:48 i see you know i want america to succeed i see that we are moving in the wrong direction so
01:30:54 basically bottom line you don't want to say whether israel is an adversary ally and same
01:30:58 same with Iran. I'm saying that that doesn't help us. I'm sickened by those responses. Here to react
01:31:05 is Iran program senior director from the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, Benham Ben-Talablu.
01:31:11 Benham, first off, your thoughts about his responses. Great to be with you. I think you're
01:31:18 absolutely right to be sickened. Every American should be, and quite certainly every person of 0.98
01:31:23 Iranian extraction should be as well. The Islamic Republic of Iran has for 47 years chanted death 0.90
01:31:29 to America and acted on it. And for 47 years, they've taken a proud country of 90 plus million 0.97
01:31:34 people and kept them hostage as well. So on any way you slice this issue, this congressman elect
01:31:41 is confusing friend and foe. Yep. Remember, the blind sheikh was the predecessor to bin Laden
01:31:47 and mentored bin Laden, was a spiritual leader. And he was trying to blow up every artery in and 1.00
01:31:53 around New York City. And this guy was by his side the whole time. And New Jersey says,
01:31:59 I need him in Congress. What were they thinking? You know, that's a great question to ask the
01:32:04 citizens and candidates and electorate turnout in New Jersey. But I'm not sure that they were
01:32:09 thinking. And I'm not sure that bringing such people into Congress is going to do much for
01:32:15 the people of New Jersey, nor do much for the defense of the American interest. You can't
01:32:19 really act on the American interest. Again, if you don't know who is a friend and who is a foe.
01:32:24 I mean, they just murdered 40,000 people, their own people for last January in the streets. This
01:32:30 is like the third time in 10 years they had mass slaughter. They're hanging people for standing up
01:32:35 and speaking out on a regular basis. And they've targeted us for the past 37 years. And yet he
01:32:42 struggles with that question. Did it astound you too? The CNN anchor couldn't believe it seemed
01:32:48 like she couldn't even believe his answers. You know, this is exactly right. Even when
01:32:52 left-leaning anti-Trump media has to correct your record, not once, not twice, but four to five
01:32:57 times in that very short clip about the 47-year history between the Islamic Republic and Iran
01:33:03 and America, you know it's not going to be a good day. And frankly, here, I am quite concerned
01:33:08 because when our adversaries hear that, when regime leaders in Iran hear that, they will be 1.00
01:33:13 happy because they think that they can ride a wave of, forgive me, useful idiots that'll do 1.00
01:33:18 anything to constrain American power. And again, we'll conflate friend and foe and not know who 0.99
01:33:23 the adversary is. Benham, pretty good sources tell me that Iran is not even putting anything
01:33:29 into these so-called talks that J.D. Vance wants to have because they saw what happened with the
01:33:34 election and they see answers like that. They think the pressure is going to come on Trump
01:33:39 to pull everybody out? What would be the result of just leaving now? What would Iran read from
01:33:45 that? Well, they'd continue the war. This is a regime absolutely intent on revenge. Even 0.78
01:33:51 surrender is escalatory at this moment. And that's why it's imperative that we create the time and
01:33:55 the space so that the president and more importantly, the United States of America can
01:33:59 get a win here. This is the world's foremost state sponsor of terrorism. So Democrats and 0.79
01:34:03 Republicans should be coming together to find a way to put them out of business, not to find a
01:34:07 way to placate them or give them cash or pay to delay. If you pull the blockade away, you allow
01:34:13 the regime the time, the space, the money to build back better, to get those weapons to crush
01:34:18 the next wave of dissent at home and continue to export the revolution against our partners and
01:34:23 our allies and against us here at home. Third aircraft carrier goes into the region. If the
01:34:28 military people say we're ready, we should really take additional kinetic action, Epic Fury 3, I
01:34:34 hope uh thanks so much appreciate it benham thank you be sure to there you go so that's just some of
01:34:42 the uh insanity that um america is dealing with so again to my point about the midterms
01:34:50 the midterms weren't lost because of the war on iran i mean it would have i think it would 0.60
01:34:56 have been helpful if president trump had finished the job um and just destroyed the islamic regime 0.86
01:35:01 I feel like the ceasefire, you know, and all those Arab countries pressuring for the ceasefire and the MOU, you know, if he had finished the job, it would have been better. 0.98
01:35:15 But at the same time, I think that the other there was a super chat here, super chat comment, which said, you know, basic training is about 33 weeks, a.k.a. eight months. 0.54
01:35:27 So who knows? Maybe the delay is because of that basic training, right? I have no idea. We have no idea what's going on. All I know is that President Trump has no interest in keeping the Islamic regime around. It is an existential threat to the United States. President Trump sees that. Marco Rubio sees that.
01:35:50 And what's really interesting is in his statement yesterday, which we just watched earlier, Marco Rubio said the MOU was a test and it really proved to everyone who they are and what their nature is.
01:36:02 So I think we have to, you know, wait and see what the future holds. But the Islamic regime is becoming very, very scared because they are now they have put out an assassination threat against Scott Besant. 0.68
01:36:22 And why would the Islamic regime put out or try to assassinate Scott Besant? 0.84
01:36:31 Because he's doing a very good job with the economy and he's doing a very good job with the economic sanctions against the Islamic regime. 0.94
01:36:39 So let's watch this. This is breaking news. 0.94
01:36:41 Orkander told me this morning about the threat against Secretary Besant. Watch this.
01:36:46 It speaks to the effectiveness of Secretary Besant and his role in this war on Iran. 0.52
01:36:52 because the president rightly has recognized the role of sanctions to fulfill our national security
01:36:59 objectives. Those are overseen by the treasury secretary. If it were not for the success of
01:37:04 economic fury, you would not have these assassination threats against the secretary
01:37:08 requiring him and his family, unfortunately, to move to a more secure location.
01:37:14 Retired U.S. Navy SEAL Mike Sorale joins me this morning. Mike, welcome back to the show.
01:37:18 I find this hard to believe. We're in a time of war, and the Treasury Secretary of the United States of America has to leave his home and go to a fortified military base because of a threat from Iran inside our country. 0.99
01:37:31 Well, I'll tell you this. They're going to leave nothing to chance. That is forced protection for Scott Besson, especially his family, until we have a better handle on the situation. 0.99
01:37:39 So we're going to leave nothing to chance and make sure that he and his family are safe.
01:37:42 Let me give you an alternate view on this. He should be smiling. There's no greater compliment.
01:37:47 the military has been lethal in Iran but he's been pretty lethal himself with
01:37:52 the sanctions and economic fury yeah this is a sign that he's getting
01:37:56 underneath the skin you know what I'm getting it you know what I do this is
01:38:00 the Treasury circuit the United States of America is forced to move out of his 0.96
01:38:03 house out of the question but it goes to the point with Iranian operatives in
01:38:07 New York jails planning and directing potential attacks in England this all
01:38:12 goes back to our border and our sovereignty we need to make sure we
01:38:16 understanding no but by the way the comment he just made about um uh islamic regime operatives
01:38:23 in u.s jails planning terror attacks that's the next thing we're going to watch because if you
01:38:27 haven't seen that uh yeah breaking news islamic regime operatives in the united states uh are 0.71
01:38:35 planning terror attacks out of u.s jails yeah we're going to get to that next who's coming into 0.96
01:38:40 our country. Same thing with the recent potential attacks in England. This all goes back to our
01:38:46 border and our sovereignty. We need to make sure we understand and know who's coming into our
01:38:50 country. Same thing with the recent issue with the Honduran trying to get into the cockpit on a 0.65
01:38:56 commercial airline. A new poll, it shows 71% want the new Democrat-led Congress to end the Iran 0.81
01:39:04 war now president trump says the war is already actually winding down my question is how long will
01:39:11 troops i mean we have a huge military presence there how long does it have to stay well let me
01:39:17 say this usually the right thing is not the popular thing so i commend president trump and
01:39:23 his entire cabinet and the department of war for what they've done uh you know when roe khan says
01:39:28 things like this is an immoral war i would suggest that roe khan go uh study history and and study
01:39:34 how many american lives have been lost at the hands of this regime now when it comes to military
01:39:38 presence and sustained operations that there is a difference we've had a military presence in the
01:39:43 gulf since 1947 persian sustained operations have limiting factors like munitions and maintenance
01:39:48 and troop rotations we can endure that as long as congress who owns the purse funds it but additionally
01:39:56 let me give you another view when we we almost have to rob peter to pay paul with the limited
01:40:01 resources the u.s military is vast but at the end of the day we have to take from the indo-pacific to
01:40:06 focus on the middle east and that that lowers our presence in the indo-pacific which we all know is
01:40:13 of extreme importance right now okay change the subject it is veterans day you are the chief
01:40:17 talent officer i believe of the employment agency it's called overwatch mission critical you helped
01:40:23 launch the national vet hiring initiative it's called anchors of hope you launched it earlier
01:40:29 this year in honor of our country's 250th birthday you the man how many veterans have you found jobs
01:40:34 through you so we have hired 402 veterans across 29 companies and we run this every year from d-day
01:40:41 june 6 to november 11th veterans day and we we ask companies to take the pledge with us this was
01:40:47 uh founded and started by a man named kirk o'fell a navy submariner and we are committed to hiring
01:40:52 vets we are a veteran-owned veteran-led company we are 30 percent veteran ourselves in the data
01:40:58 center space and great to see the numbers this morning coming up but they make good workers i
01:41:03 mean you're disciplined you're used to a sense of order and how to do things right so this this
01:41:08 wouldn't surprise you a disproportionate amount of fortune 500 ceos served in the military
01:41:14 it is the greatest leadership incubator how to build cultures how to build teams how to drive
01:41:18 performance and outcomes veterans are trained on this day one in boot camp or officer candidate
01:41:23 school and then they absolutely implemented it on the battlefield which is the most austere
01:41:28 business environment you'll ever find i can see that happy birthday by the way this is your birthday
01:41:32 i believe yeah i'm not going to ask how many it's veterans day that takes priority i appreciate it
01:41:37 your your birthday is november the 11th veterans day it is and you are a veteran i am navy seal
01:41:44 it's always great it's great having you on the show and happy birthday thanks good to see you
01:41:48 soon okay so um now we're gonna go to the
01:41:57 iranian operative okay
01:42:05 we're gonna now go to the story of oh my gosh wait it's someone's birthday today
01:42:13 bell it's your birthday okay we will play the birthday song in a little bit let me just
01:42:18 let me, let me star that and we'll get, we'll get to your birthday and the birthday song in a little
01:42:24 bit. Happy birthday. Happy birthday. Actually, you know what? Let me, let me just, you know,
01:42:36 we could use a little bit of a break. Let me play the Iranian happy birthday song
01:42:40 before we get to the Iranian operative. Okay, wait, guys, without, without looking at the news,
01:42:47 Okay, you know what?
01:42:48 Actually, I'll do this momentarily.
01:42:50 Okay.
01:42:51 Let me pull this up first.
01:43:02 Okay, let me bring it up.
01:43:08 Okay.
01:43:08 who else's birthday is it i think it's bell down south yes yes so we're gonna play the
01:43:23 iranian birthday song let me just uh fix the screen
01:43:32 okay all right let's do this guys everyone wish bell a very happy birthday
01:43:38 Oh
01:44:08 wishing you all the best all the best bell
01:44:38 many happy returns happy birthday to you and everyone who is celebrating and that's the
01:44:46 Iranian birthday song yes as you can see uh Iranian culture is very different from jihadi culture so
01:44:57 just saying and the Iranian birthday song anytime i have a reason to play it i will play the Iranian
01:45:02 birthday song. But, guys, I digress. I want to get to this breaking news story. Guys, but don't
01:45:14 look. Don't look this up. Don't look this up because what I'm going to do is I'm going to do
01:45:21 a poll about where this so-called Iranian operative is from. So don't look it up because 0.53
01:45:32 we're going to do a poll. And I'm going to get a song ready. And that's going to give
01:45:40 me a little bit of a break. So I'm going to take a quick break. But let me get the poll
01:45:47 up. So where is it? Widgets. Okay. Let me, let me make a poll. So where, um, is the,
01:45:57 where, um, the Iranian operative who,
01:46:12 okay
01:46:20 let me just let me just create this poll
01:46:27 Okay. So I created a poll and I'm going to take about a two minute break. Don't look this up guys.
01:46:52 So no cheating, no cheating. So I have a poll here and the poll is asking the Iranian operative who organized the terror attack from a U.S. jail is from and I listed four countries.
01:47:05 I listed Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan and Lebanon. So if you think that the Iranian operative is from Iran, put number one.
01:47:16 if you think they're from iraq put number two uh if if they're afghanistan number three lebanon
01:47:21 number four so just put the number um in the chat don't look it up no spoilers but uh we'll be back
01:47:28 and then i'm going to share the breaking news and in the meantime i'm going to take uh wait
01:47:37 where did i go where did i go wait
01:47:45 there we go so i'm gonna take a quick quick uh two minute break because i've been live
01:47:55 streaming for about two hours and um we'll be back i'll be back and then we'll find out
01:48:00 where this iranian operative is from
01:48:03 Oh, yeah.
01:48:10 Are you ready?
01:48:14 Let's go.
01:48:29 Raptor fighter flying over the sea.
01:48:32 F-35 is the drug for me
01:48:35 My heart, my heart, Epic Fury
01:48:39 Got the IRGC running scared
01:48:45 Laser-guided missiles in the air
01:48:48 My heart, my heart, Epic Fury
01:48:52 Ooh, are you ready, Terran?
01:48:58 Ooh, are you ready now?
01:49:01 No more deals, no more delay
01:49:04 It's time to blow the regime away
01:49:08 Epic fury, thunder and flash
01:49:12 Watch the walls of the regime crash
01:49:15 The sledgehammer swinging from the sky
01:49:18 Smash the regime and watch it die
01:49:21 Epic fury, fire and steel 0.97
01:49:25 This is the real heart of the deal
01:49:28 Straight up homers open the gate 0.99
01:49:33 Moolahs crying, meeting their fate 0.97
01:49:37 My heart, my heart, epic fury
01:49:41 Passage erotic from the American sound
01:49:46 Tomahawk missiles hitting the ground
01:49:50 My heart, my heart, epic fury 0.99
01:49:54 Ooh, are you ready, Tehran?
01:50:00 Ooh, are you ready for the final round? 0.63
01:50:04 Epic Fury
01:50:06 Thunder and flash
01:50:08 Watch the walls of the regime crash
01:50:11 The sledgehammer swinging from the sky
01:50:14 Smash the regime and watch it die
01:50:17 Epic Fury 0.99
01:50:19 Fire and steel
01:50:21 This is the real heart of the deal
01:50:51 When we started this fight, all we needed were guns and a spark
01:50:58 Forty years of darkness, now we're lighting up the dark 0.63
01:51:04 Crown Prince Pahlavi's back in town 1.00
01:51:09 And we're burning the Islamic regime down 1.00
01:51:18 Epic fury, thunder and flash 1.00
01:51:22 Watch the walls of the raging crash
01:51:25 The sledgehammer swinging from the sky
01:51:28 Smash the regime and watch it die
01:51:31 Golden cross shining 0.98
01:51:33 Crusader back to the fight
01:51:36 Eggstep is coming with the hammer of the right
01:51:43 Epic fury, God wills it
01:51:47 Raging change with the steel
01:51:52 This is the art of the deal 0.97
01:51:56 USA, Israel
01:51:58 I'm radiant people
01:52:01 Side by side
01:52:03 My heart, my heart
01:52:08 Epic fury
01:52:09 God bless the USA
01:52:15 all right all right let's see the results of the survey so
01:52:28 crazy here all right so let's stop the survey now and the poll says 12
01:52:38 think that the iranian operative is from iran 40 say he's from iraq
01:52:45 28% from Afghanistan and 20% from Lebanon. 0.98
01:52:50 Well, those of you who voted for Iraq, you are correct. 0.82
01:52:55 So, the Iranian operative is named Muhammad Baagir Saad Dawood al-Saadi,
01:53:08 known as Muhammad al-Saadi.
01:53:10 He is a dual Iranian-Iraqi citizen. 0.92
01:53:16 So he's actually from Iraq, but he has an Iranian citizenship because, remember guys, I've been telling you, the Islamic regime is a foreign invading occupying force. 0.86
01:53:29 They're not Iranian, and they're basically trying to replace the Iranian population with their own Durka jihadi terrorists. 0.84
01:53:40 So there are a lot of non-Iranians who have an Iranian citizenship. 0.85
01:53:48 In fact, the Islamic regime has a policy that if a non-Iranian Muslim comes in and, you know, marries an Iranian woman, they will immediately get Iranian citizenship. 0.70
01:54:01 So this is one of the ways that the Islamic regime is literally trying to replace the Iranian population. 0.70
01:54:13 So he might be an Iranian citizen, but he's actually not Iranian. 0.99
01:54:19 He's a terrorist. 0.88
01:54:21 And a lot of these, this is why I say the Islamic regime, they're not Iranian. 0.92
01:54:26 So it's very unfortunate that the media is putting out there that, you know, this is an Iranian operative because there's nothing Iranian about him. He's not actually an Iranian operative. He's an Islamic regime operative and he's part of the same group of people that murder Iranians.
01:54:51 Because remember, the Islamic regime brings in all of their Durqa non-Iranian jihadis to murder Iranians when Iranians rise up because they don't view us as human. 0.99
01:55:01 They view us as cattle. They view us as, you know, just people to be oppressed and to be murdered. 0.96
01:55:07 So, yeah, it's unfortunate. It's very, very unfortunate. But that's the reality.
01:55:15 So let me pull up the video now that I was going to share of this Iranian operative. 0.53
01:55:27 And this is also why I'm a little bit of a stickler when it comes to differentiating between Iran and the Islamic regime.
01:55:40 Because there's nothing Iranian about these operatives.
01:55:46 so so here we go let me um let me pull this up this is the breaking news
01:55:56 sorry that wasn't it that was not it's this okay so here's the thing whenever they say
01:56:03 iranian operative just remember the guy's actually iraqi he's he's like an iraqi arab
01:56:10 and um he's not Iranian he's an he's an operative of the Islamic regime
01:56:18 so this morning we're monitoring a number of threats a number of threats emerging from drum
01:56:21 roll please Iran Treasury Secretary Scott Besson has moved from his DC home to a military base with
01:56:27 everybody else in the administration following Iranian death threats the new report says the
01:56:32 Wall Street Journal published an aerial view of his home which allowed it to be geolocated prompting
01:56:37 him to pack up for his own safety so a treasury spokesperson writing in a statement quote the 0.66
01:56:43 secretary will not be deterred by the iranian regime's threat islamic committed to executing
01:56:49 operation economic outcast and maintaining the blockade which are together collapsing uh iran's 0.82
01:56:56 economy this comes as we learn new details about the foiled terror plot targeting a british air
01:57:02 base the justice department says one of the three suspects directed the plot from a new york city
01:57:08 jail cell trey yanks joins us live from tel aviv with the latest trey yeah hey guys good morning
01:57:16 this is a remarkable story a jailed iran linked operative in new york used coded messages to help
01:57:22 not iran linked islamic regime islamic regime oh guys this is why this is why all of you
01:57:31 for the last 47 years have thought that we're terrorists and that we hate america but it's not
01:57:37 us the guy's literally iraqi and he's linked to the islamic regime which is an occupying force
01:57:43 nothing to do with iran up direct a failed attack in the uk this is all according to a new federal
01:57:50 indictment that alleges muhammad dawoud al-saadi a member of qatai hezbollah and iran backed iraqi
01:57:56 shia militia group there you go the the oh my gosh so they even say they even say the guy's
01:58:04 literally part of like kataib hezbollah which is an iraqi militia group okay so then he's not an
01:58:13 iranian operative he's an islamic regime operative no iranian is named muhammad whatever that was
01:58:22 I can't even pronounce that.
01:58:24 ...Dawood al-Sa'adi, according to a new federal indictment that alleges
01:58:28 Muhammad Dawood al-Sa'adi, a member of Kataib Hezbollah,
01:58:31 an Iran-backed Iraqi Shia militia group,
01:58:34 ordered the surveillance of a UK airbase that houses US military aircraft.
01:58:38 He also ordered via phone calls with family members
01:58:41 the payment of unnamed individuals and the procurement of vans and fuel.
01:58:46 Now, prosecutors say that al-Sa'adi had a closer relationship
01:58:49 with the former Iranian general Qasem Soleimani,
01:58:52 who was killed in a U.S. drone strike in 2020.
01:58:55 You might remember the arrest of seven men in the U.K. back in September
01:58:58 near the base that prompted the U.S. to remove planes from this military outpost.
01:59:03 The U.S. military has now reportedly removed an additional 12 planes
01:59:07 from a separate air base in the U.K. over concerns of Iranian plots against them. 0.66
01:59:12 We will not tolerate these threats on our soil. 0.99
01:59:16 We will crack down on Iran's use of criminal networks 1.00
01:59:19 using our full range of powers to target them and their funding streams and we will bring further 0.97
01:59:25 sanctions to restrict the capacity of iran and the irgc to do us harm these developments do come
01:59:34 as indirect talks continue between the united states and iran aimed at ending the ongoing
01:59:39 conflict guys thank you trey be sure there you go so um the iranian operative is actually iraqi
01:59:52 he's part of the one of the iraqi uh terror groups right so um remember one of president trump's
02:00:00 conditions when it comes to the deal with the islamic regime occupying iran um one of the
02:00:05 conditions of the five is that the islamic regime has to stop funding its terror proxy groups in the 0.87
02:00:11 region that includes qatai hezbollah which the islamic regime will never ever agree to because 0.72
02:00:17 the islamic regime literally relies on their uh terrorist jerka jihadi uh proxy groups to not 0.94
02:00:26 only suppress the iranian people but to conduct their terror attacks around the world so um 0.95
02:00:31 It's absolutely insane to me that the media is still referring to this Iraqi terrorist as an Iranian operative when he's an operative of the Islamic regime and the Islamic regime is a foreign invading occupying force.
02:00:48 and even the name, even the name is not Iranian. That's the thing. Like the whole like Al whatever,
02:00:55 Al whatever, that's an Arabic thing. That's an Arabic thing. There's no Iranians that are like
02:01:02 Al whatever. It's wild. And here's another one. Here's another one. And it just, 1.00
02:01:13 it gets more interesting. It gets more interesting, guys. Look at this one.
02:01:22 The political left is all too happy to go after the president's crackdown on illegal immigrant 0.99
02:01:27 criminals. And so far, nothing has changed their mind. Maybe this will make them rethink that. 0.90
02:01:34 We'll see. A twice deported illegal immigrant is facing charges after allegedly trying to hijack
02:01:40 a United Airlines plane. DHS says he attempted to force his way into the cockpit and claimed to have
02:01:47 a bomb. This happened on a flight from Newark to New Orleans on Monday. That suspect is from
02:01:53 Honduras and was deported twice before in 2011 and 2014. You know, wrong video, wrong video,
02:02:00 but my point still stands. Let's watch it anyway, because all these like illegal immigrants coming 1.00
02:02:05 to america all right well watch this anyway authorities caught him again in 2019 however a 0.98
02:02:13 judge released him into our country the following year immigration and customs enforcement has now
02:02:19 lodged a detainer against this man he's retired fbi a supervisory agent james galliano with more
02:02:27 You use an old term, a travesty of a mockery of a sham that this individual, Mr. Gomez Alberto, played the system and played again.
02:02:37 We've talked about it before, guys, on our suicidal empathy and very nearly caused a plane to go down or be hijacked up in the air.
02:02:46 Wow. Suicidal empathy. Listen to that terminology.
02:02:50 That's where we have gotten to because the illegal immigrant criminals among us are recidivists like no one else. 0.99
02:02:58 Nate Foy is here. Nate. 1.00
02:02:59 Hey, Harris. Yeah, this certainly could have been a lot worse.
02:03:03 The twice-deported illegal Honduran migrant is being held without bail today.
02:03:07 He's accused of changing into all-black clothes on his United Airlines flight
02:03:11 and then rushing the cockpit and claiming to have a bomb.
02:03:14 Roni Alexander Gomez Alberto forced a level four hijack alert. That's the highest level there is.
02:03:20 The Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office arrested him when the plane landed in New Orleans. Here's
02:03:25 some of the radio transmission during that arrest. All right, be advised, pilots are going to stay in
02:03:30 the cockpit with the door locked. Flight attendants are going to come off, so we're going to bring them
02:03:34 off and bring them over here as well. He doesn't speak English. We have him at the back door. Back
02:03:40 door has been breached by him. American 400, subject in custody. Harris, Gomez Alberto faces 0.99
02:03:48 charges of terrorizing and communicating false information of a planned arson,
02:03:54 isolated an immigration detainer for him. DHS says, quote, under President Trump and Secretary
02:03:59 Mullen, criminal illegal aliens are not welcome in the United States. The United Airlines flight
02:04:05 carried 46 passengers and 6 crew members. The FAA is investigating. The flight took off from
02:04:12 Newark, New Jersey at 9.27 p.m. The hijacking alert happened an hour and 15 minutes later,
02:04:18 but one of the passengers on that flight tells Fox they had no idea.
02:04:23 One passenger seemed to know he must have been sitting in the front or something because he
02:04:27 seemed to know something. There was chatter. Most people had no idea what was going on.
02:04:30 Yeah. So there you go. Wrong video, but still relevant. But here's here's more news on the.
02:04:44 Kaffer is now joining us from New York with more on that Brooklyn inmate who allegedly plotted this attack on the airbase housing U.S. warplanes in Britain.
02:04:53 Brooke, how do prosecutors say that he got those messages out in the first place?
02:04:57 Marky, federal prosecutors say that he passed coded messages to his mom and sister who live in Iraq during video and phone calls with them.
02:05:06 So remember how I've said, OK, this is really important. Remember how I've said in the past that when you want to destroy the Durkhas, you cannot spare the women because the women are even more dangerous than the men.
02:05:20 remember it's the women that raise the men to become the toxic jihadis that they are so uh if 1.00
02:05:28 you want to destroy the jihadis you cannot spare the women because the women are even more dangerous 0.98
02:05:35 than the men like look this this iraqi durka was literally giving coded messages to his mother and 0.98
02:05:42 his sister and then his mother and his sister are the ones passing it along to to the other
02:05:50 terrorists, right? It's wild. Marquis, federal prosecutors say that he passed coded messages
02:06:00 to his mom and sister who live in Iraq during video and phone calls with them referring to
02:06:07 terror operations as work, according to the DOJ, and allegedly giving that final go-ahead for this
02:06:13 terrorist plot from behind bars right here in New York. Mohamed Al-Sadi is in federal custody. He's
02:06:20 in Brooklyn this morning. This is a picture from the Justice Department before his arrest.
02:06:25 Prosecutors say that he managed this plot, which came terrifyingly close to execution
02:06:30 from that New York jail. Now, this happened back in September. Prosecutors said Iranian-backed
02:06:36 operatives in the UK packed commercial vans. Islamic regime, Islamic regime. The guy's Iraqi.
02:06:43 with fuel, chemical accelerants, and metal objects, which could be used as explosive 0.65
02:06:49 shrapnel, and then drove those vans to that U.K. base where U.S. military members and bombers used
02:06:55 to carry out strikes on Iran are housed. Now, those drivers were ultimately stopped and arrested,
02:07:01 but the incident prompted U.S. officials to remove B-1 bombers from that base over security
02:07:07 concerns. The man accused of making those coded phone calls from a New York prison
02:07:11 maintains his innocence, but he and two others were indicted this week for that attempted terror
02:07:17 attack, and nearly 20 others across Europe and the U.S., including an alleged plot to bomb a
02:07:23 synagogue here in Manhattan. Marky. Thank you for watching. Subscribe below and download.
02:07:31 Utterly and absolutely insane. But this is the problem. This is the challenge. When people
02:07:39 don't properly identify the threat, it's difficult to eradicate the threat, right? You can't fight
02:07:48 the threat. You can't fight the enemy if you don't appropriately identify the enemy. Let me get to a
02:07:57 few of your super chats here before we continue. Minor Dine says, you know who's in charge by whom
02:08:04 you cannot talk bad about that is absolutely 100 true uh who would have guessed goldie was
02:08:10 iranian shocked oh my gosh yeah whoa i know right surprise um too funny laura says goldie we're so
02:08:19 happy you are home safely thank you you can be an honorary u.s marine oh i love that thank you
02:08:26 you know what i'll put on my trump hat then there you go um and then laura says i'm a member of the
02:08:32 american legion auxiliary so i say so semper fee oh thank you appreciate that i mean i am a pretty
02:08:39 good shot i'm a pretty good shot i do have to say so yeah maybe uh us marines if you're hiring if
02:08:46 you need someone who's a good shot let me know reach out to me the fbi has my number so you
02:08:50 guys don't have to get a hold of me um casey says totally agree we are crazy that's why no one
02:08:57 messes with us 100 and next we have um we have amir who says tiny support goldie thank you so
02:09:09 much your voice is noble for freedom and you are teaching us precious truth about cleaner politics
02:09:15 about who are the iranians and who are the enemies appreciate you to no end thank you thank you so
02:09:21 much amir um amir i don't actually know if you were here when i live streamed a couple days ago
02:09:26 very briefly. But I did a big reveal. I did a big reveal about where I actually was. And
02:09:36 a lot of people thought that I was in the United States, which is fine, because I did that on
02:09:43 purpose um but i was actually somewhere else
02:09:48 and um let me pull up a photo
02:09:55 i was somewhere else and um
02:10:03 let me show you exactly where i was
02:10:07 i need to go back here i have too many photos um
02:10:13 Um, I was, um, working on something, but wait, let me go back. I'll, I'll find one photo.
02:10:30 um because i i have a lot to say about this and there's a lot to um talk about
02:10:42 but
02:10:45 let me find one here we go so
02:10:53 Sure, I'll show this one here.
02:11:04 So I was actually in Europe, and I was in Germany, and I was visiting a number of concentration
02:11:17 camps. So here I am at a concentration camp. This one was near Hamburg. And I went there to
02:11:36 learn more about the connection between or the similarities and the connection between Nazi
02:11:46 Germany and the Islamic regime, visited a number of Jewish Holocaust memorials,
02:11:56 took a lot of footage, and so I will be working on sort of a mini documentary series about what I
02:12:05 learned in um what i learned in um germany i visited a number of cities i was i was in um
02:12:17 frankfurt berlin munich coln and hamburg so yeah and this is me um at one of the concentration
02:12:25 camps and it was just such um it was such a a heavy experience um but the one thing i can say is that
02:12:41 um german people have
02:12:46 learned so much from that and they don't hide the fact 0.54
02:12:50 about what happened and German people are such like they're so proactively like anti-Nazi um 0.67
02:13:00 anti you know Jew hatred um it's it's it's really really it's very eye-opening but um yeah so that
02:13:09 that's actually where I was in case you didn't know so that's that's why I was away for um a
02:13:14 number of weeks because I I went to Germany um to to film some footage and to do that kind of stuff
02:13:21 um what did what did the energy feel like uh it was it was very it was very heavy it was very very
02:13:29 heavy um I might I could probably just show you like some footage let me see like I can I can
02:13:37 just show you some raw footage maybe um it was it was just very very dark it was just incredibly
02:13:44 dark energy um like here's here's another photo um and so all like this is all like destroyed
02:13:59 this is all destroyed row houses um but here um
02:14:06 what's this let me um
02:14:14 so
02:14:25 this is this is just this is um this is just raw footage um
02:14:33 that i'm working on but um it was um it was very heavy
02:14:41 so just like walking through um
02:14:49 there's a dark dark feeling so
02:14:55 no no no this this isn't uh this isn't Auschwitz because Auschwitz is in Poland um I didn't um I
02:15:07 didn't have time to make it to Poland uh I didn't have time I also didn't have enough like money
02:15:12 right because um you know this this is all this is all sort of self-funded so um like there's no
02:15:21 one like I don't have like any sponsors for this like there's no one who paid me to go to Germany
02:15:26 I basically just paid out of pocket um to go and do all of this so um I wish I could have done more
02:15:34 but you know i kind of had to work within my my budget and i had to kind of work within within my
02:15:41 means um i would love to go back at some point and do like a like a bigger one but um i had a
02:15:48 very good cameraman so thankfully the you know the cameraman sort of was was great so he was able to
02:15:55 um help me out but uh yeah so um that's sort of what i was doing the the time that i was gone um
02:16:07 and uh yeah so so um stay tuned stay tuned for that and uh yeah i i actually i did i did go
02:16:17 inside the building so i i have a lot of footage from inside of the buildings as well
02:16:23 i even took sneaky footage so there were some buildings where you're actually not supposed to
02:16:29 take footage and i just i just did anyway i just filmed anyway but i did it sneakily
02:16:35 um so yeah yeah i took footage but uh but stay tuned for that it's gonna be like a
02:16:40 four or five part um sort of documentary mini series um so that's why i was away that's why
02:16:48 why I was away. But yeah, there you go. So okay, guys, I'm going to take there's no more super
02:16:54 chats here. So I'm going to take a little bit of a break, about a couple of hours. And I will be
02:17:00 back to continue because there is a lot more that I want to speak about. I want to speak about Iran.
02:17:06 I want to speak about geopolitics. There's a lot more videos and analysis to go through. So I'm
02:17:12 going to take a quick break. I also need to take a little bit of a rest because I'm still getting
02:17:16 over my cold, but I will be back later tonight to continue with the show. Don't forget to like
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02:17:31 it. I will see all of you guys very soon for tonight's evening edition of the Goldie show.
02:17:38 As always, I'm Goldie Gamari. You've been watching the Goldie show and now, you know,
02:17:43 I'll see all of you guys very soon.
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