00:15:22To the extent that they can, they are blocking the routes to force our nation, our people, to submit because they could not do so through military means.
00:15:30Now they are trying by creating whatever difficulties they can, wherever they can, not to leave any stone unturned.
00:15:37So obviously the leadership is backed into a corner.
00:15:41They are diminished in a great way, but they keep fighting and they don't seem to think that they're going to have to give up their leadership.0.96
00:15:51I mean, I don't expect anything otherwise coming up, especially someone like Pizishian, because when the country is de facto run by the IRGC,0.77
00:15:59and anybody with the slightest moderate tone
00:16:02will be internally accused of betraying the system,
00:16:07they will, of course, have to play the role of saying,
00:17:08On the other hand, you have a nation that is dying to be liberated, that can be the
00:17:12best partners and bring back an era of regional cooperation, of peace, of true friendship,
00:17:18as opposed to regime that remains the chief antagonist.
00:17:20Just two quick questions, if I can. With regard to the Gulf states and the president's going to.
00:17:25It's the Persian Gulf states. This is now the second time that she said the Gulf states, but not the Persian Gulf states.
00:17:37Speak to them. What would your message be to them? Because I talked to General Keene earlier today and he said it's time for them to man up, in his words, and fight against Iran and to end this once and for all.
00:17:50My take is that, and I know this because there are some pertinent opportunities to talk to many of our friends in the region.0.65
00:18:00Clarity of message at the end of the day is important.
00:18:04And if indeed it is the intention of President Trump to bring about an environment of stability and peace,
00:18:10and if they are supposed to be a partner in this process, then the job has to be finished.
00:18:16something started earlier this year everybody's looking for the end game and the end game i think
00:18:24is the Iranian people liberating themselves because that will bring immediate relief to
00:18:28the entire region and i'm sure that our friends in the in the Persian Gulf area boom our friends0.94
00:18:34in the Persian Gulf area the Persian Gulf it's not the Gulf it's not the Arab Gulf it's the
00:18:46Persian Gulf. It has been called the Persian Gulf for thousands and thousands of years
00:18:52before the invention of Islam. It was called the Persian Gulf when Cyrus the Great founded the
00:19:01Persian Empire, contributed countless, countless contributions to civilization. And by the way,
00:19:093,000 years ago, the Arabs were living in tents, eating lizards and drinking camel piss. You don't1.00
00:19:15believe me, go look it up. So the audacity, the audacity of the Persian Gulf countries1.00
00:19:25to try and call it the Arabian Gulf, none of your countries are over a hundred years old.
00:19:31None of your countries are over a hundred years old. And 3,000 years ago, and guys, I'm not saying
00:19:39this in a hateful way. This is literally history. 3,000 years ago, they were drinking camel piss
00:19:44and eating lizards and living in tents, right? And yet they have the audacity to call it the1.00
00:19:54Arabian Gulf. Guys, this is how they conquer. This is how they take over. This is how they
00:19:59try to culturally appropriate, right? Anyways, before I continue, guys, this is not a new thing.
00:20:08Like the Persian Gulf countries have been trying to rename it to the Arab Gulf for a very, very long time.
00:29:42So did you catch that? So back when the Arab oil embargo was happening and all of those Arab countries back in the 1970s, they refused to sell oil to Americans because Americans were supporting Israel.
00:30:01Well, the Shah of Iran said to the Arab countries, we're not going to get involved in your Durka Jihad against the United States.
00:30:17And the only reason that the Arab oil embargo was not successful is because the Shah of Iran supplied oil to America.
00:30:32keep that in mind keep that in mind it's really important to know who your friends are and who0.91
00:30:36your enemies are anyways going back here so now this is of course the current shah the son
00:30:47of the former shah and uh he's calling it out he's calling out the historical revisionism
00:30:56and he's calling it the persian gulf because that's what it is mention of president trump to
00:31:00bring about an environment of stability and peace and if they are supposed to be a partner in this
00:31:05process then the job has to be finished something started earlier this year everybody's looking for
00:31:13the end game and the end game i think is the Iranian people liberating themselves because
00:31:19that will bring immediate relief to the entire region and i'm sure that our friends in the
00:31:23the Persian Gulf area, our Arab neighbors, Israel, other countries that are more clearly
00:31:31in the line of fire would like to see that determination. And they'll play their part.
00:31:35So it's not a question of manning up. It's a question of knowing, are we real this time?
00:31:40Can we not be hesitant? Can we be not in sort of no man's land, not knowing if you're talking about
00:31:45confrontation or negotiation, which one is it? And that clarity has to come across.
00:31:50it's very quickly if you can i know there's 90 million people in in the country i spoke to someone
00:31:54in the region yesterday who said look there will be a civil war if the regime is overthrown there
00:32:00is a lot of support for this regime according to this person that i spoke to uh there's 90
00:32:06million people it has been oh yeah because you know obviously of course if if an anonymous person
00:32:13is telling you that oh if the islamic regime falls there's going to be civil war why are
00:32:18they saying it anonymously if you actually believe that why don't you come out and say it0.99
00:32:24and back your words do you see the garbage jihad nonsense that the woke left and the communists and0.98
00:32:29the islamic regime is trying to put out now apparently it's an anonymous person is saying0.99
00:32:35that if if the islamic regime falls the country is going to fall into civil war do you see how0.72
00:32:40desperate they are like they literally can't even back their own words which is why it's like oh an
00:32:45anonymous source national there's a nationalism that has built up after the attacks on february
00:32:5128th is that your do you agree with that quickly if you can answer millions of iranians in 31
00:32:57provinces in iran when i called them to the streets showed up by the millions supporting
00:33:02and chanting and then to this regime and they were from all different segments of iranian society
00:33:08different ethnic groups, different religions, different groups in society.
00:33:14That's unity at its best and very diversified.
00:33:18So whoever comes and says that after us, Iran will enter a civil war,0.99
00:33:25this regime is the reason why there is discord.0.99
00:33:28Every Iranian knows that this is a regime that planted the seed of antagonism.
00:33:32But once free, Iranians find themselves as they had lived together in peace for centuries,
00:33:36regardless of the ethnic background or religion to be able to rise again and the lion of the sun
00:33:41revolution is at hand thank you very much uh the son of the former shah the exiled crown prince of
00:33:47iran well he's not only the son of the former shah i mean he's the current shop he is he is the
00:33:54current shop um the the line of monarchy was never broken when his father shahanshah aryomer passed
00:34:04away, he actually swore the succession oath and he became the Shah. So he's actually technically,
00:34:17legally the Shah, right? Guys, here you go.0.96
00:34:34Right, so here is the Shah of Iran, okay, and this is October 31, 1980.
00:34:50So, in the Kubei Palace, Cairo, October 31, 1980, Reza is 20 and officially succeeds his father.
00:35:04okay so let's let's read that caption again here okay so it says rezo is 20 and officially
00:35:18succeeds his father um guys what happens when the the the heir to the throne officially succeeds
00:35:31what happens are they are they a crown prince what are they on october 31 1980 his royal highness
00:35:47his i shouldn't seem to say that because that's you know what even saying his royal highness is
00:35:53actually not accurate. I should actually say his imperial majesty. So on October 31, 1980,
00:36:04his imperial majesty officially became the Shah of Iran. Not a king. Guys, we don't have kings.
00:36:14we have shahs. And there's only one shah in the entire world. Guys, there are many kings. There0.98
00:36:23are many kings, but there's only one shah. That's the shah. And he became the shah on October 31,1.00
00:36:341980. Guys, this isn't Fox News making a mistake. This is the historical revisionism.0.81
00:36:42This is the historical revisionism of the woke left guy. Listen, this interview from Fox News was absolutely incredible because they actually countered a lot of the Durka jihad narrative that the Islamic regime and the communists and the woke progressive left have put out there.
00:37:03So, you know, we do have to take baby steps. And I do want to say that I'm incredibly appreciative of Fox News for having this interview and for calling out the Islamic regime for being savage and for recognizing that the Shah of Iran and, you know, his father, the Shah of Iran as well, Shah Anja Ar-Yomer,
00:37:29they actually provided, you know, positive contributions to Iranian society.
00:43:46Anyways, I already provided my commentary on this interview in my earlier live stream.
00:43:51So I now want to go to President Trump's speech.
00:43:57Because President Trump said a lot of very interesting things.
00:44:00So remember, we now heard from His Royal Highness.
00:44:05wait is someone complaining about what i'm showing trump angel is like can we watch trump now
00:44:15you know what trump angel just because you asked if we can watch trump now um
00:44:26i'm not gonna show i'm joking yes i will show trump but i mean listen this this is a this is
00:44:34political commentary show um i actually already played president trump's speech a couple of days
00:44:42ago and uh i didn't interrupt at all because of course you know out of respect for president trump
00:44:49we played through the whole thing the whole point of the show is to provide political commentary and
00:44:54analysis so um if you just want to you know listen to president trump um without my commentary
00:45:01you're more than welcome to go and watch it on your own and not hear my commentary. Just saying.
00:45:09Just saying. This is not a breaking news channel. President Trump spoke like three days ago. I'm
00:45:13just saying. Anyways, guys, let's continue. So, okay. So we heard from His Royal Highness
00:45:19and His Royal Highness, you know, gave a very interesting analysis. And basically what he said
00:45:26is that the United States does not have to risk American lives. They don't have to put boots on
00:45:33the ground. You also don't need to waste American taxpayer dollars because Scott Besson has done a
00:45:41very, very good job of freezing Islamic regime assets. And so if you want to help the Iranian
00:45:48people, you can release those assets and give them to the Iranian people. I actually have a feeling0.97
00:45:56that this is exactly what's happening behind the scenes. Because if you recall, let me see if I can
00:46:01find the post from Scott Besant. Because Scott Besant, and guys, by the way, if you are a member
00:46:10on my YouTube channel, we have the Scott Besant emoji. So there you go. I'm Besant. But if you
00:46:17recall, Scott Besson said a while ago, that they're freezing
00:46:23Islamic regime assets, and they're holding them in trust, and they
00:46:27will, and you know, in order to be released to the Iranian
00:46:31people, when Iran is free, let me see I can find that. He said it
00:46:45a few times. Let me see if I can find one of the examples.
00:46:50Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait, guys, I have an update on the airplane situation from Scott
00:47:17Besant. Oh, sorry, guys. I didn't see this, but I have an update on the airplane situation. Guys,
00:47:34So remember how when I reported the news that Scott Besant has now sanctioned Islamic regime airlines and he sanctioned the Islamic regime airlines and that sanction was supposed to start on September 23, which is two days ago.
00:47:59And remember, I was asking the question, I was like, I'm curious to know if the sanctions will mean that Pizishkion and his delegation, like this delegation of Durkhas and terrorists, will be stranded in the United States.
00:48:17and you know we were you know we were having a debate about that we were having a conversation0.60
00:48:23some people think you know they'll be stranded some people think they won't be stranded um i
00:48:30actually i actually don't know so guys we've been so focused on the united nations i didn't actually
00:48:37catch this clip wait look at this look at this wait listen listen to this yes uh we are squeezing
00:48:46the iranians like they've never seen uh today i would say that the external flights from iran
00:48:53probably more than 80 or 90 percent of them got shut down i'm not sure how
00:48:57the iranian representatives at the u.n are going to get home
01:01:48Meanwhile, the only blockade in the Hormuz Straits is the one we've imposed on Iran because they keep firing on ships.0.71
01:01:54And they continue to do so as early as this morning.
01:01:56there was another launch. So on shipping. So we'll continue to defend. We'll continue to hold
01:02:03the straits open. So that's an issue. But the core issue here is that Iran can never have a
01:02:07nuclear weapon. We make that point in every interaction with them. Beyond that, I would say
01:02:11that, you know, I don't want to characterize these meetings because if there's going to be a deal
01:02:15with Iran, it's not going to happen at a press conference. It's going to involve a lot of hard
01:02:19work over a period of time, and it will engage and involve mediators as well. So as the president
01:02:25said he's open to a deal the president's open still to this moment to making a deal with iran
01:02:30that allows iran to be what it should be which is a great and prosperous country but if they continue
01:02:35to insist on the desire for a nuclear weapon their support for proxies in the region that
01:02:41their support of terrorism they're the world's leading sponsor of terrorism then we're going to
01:02:45have big problems with them and the president has a number of options available to him including the0.59
01:02:49ones he's already taken which is to impose severe and growing economic costs but he also has some
01:02:55military options upon which i won't speculate
01:03:00yes the president said that freedom will come to cuba yes how will that happen uh in the past
01:03:08you've said that they don't collapse on its own but who has said that well the administration
01:03:14said that the regime no no look yeah look the cuban revolution i'll answer i know your question
01:03:19the cuban revolution has failed it has failed for 60 something years it is a failure now i think
01:03:24there's acknowledgement within the cuban system that their revolution has failed the question is
01:03:28what replaces it or what and they have an opportunity to make changes and have an
01:03:32opportunity to begin to put their country on a irreversible trajectory towards progress in a
01:03:36better future and that involves both political and economic freedom no doubt about it and so
01:03:41we'll remain engaged in that portfolio we'll do we're open to um yeah yeah you know what i just
01:03:47want to say like laszlo like i've i've said this but i'll continue saying this the only deal that0.97
01:03:53president trump wants is unconditional surrender and that's a deal that the islomic regime will
01:04:01never ever ever admit to okay like they'll never admit to that guys look i'm in incognito mode0.96
01:04:07because you can see my shoulders right so guys this is like you know like how clark kent hides
01:04:12the fact that he's superman because he wears you know his his glasses so this is me in incognito
01:04:18mode so there you go anyways guys okay let's continue i want to get to the part where he talks
01:04:24about um how the politicians want to make a deal but the irgc prevents them oh my gosh guys this is
01:04:31so good measures moving forward that begin that process of of change uh and and it will be a
01:04:37process that uh you know will not be easy we've seen these transitions happen historically
01:04:41throughout the world they don't happen overnight they don't happen immediately you don't reverse
01:04:4560-something years of mismanagement, corruption, and incompetence in six months. But I do think
01:04:54that Cuba has a golden opportunity to place itself on an irreversible path towards a better future.
01:04:59And we are prepared to be helpful in that regard if they're open to it, obviously. Right now,
01:05:04I mean, Cuba still, you know, at least the people that speak on behalf of the government are led by
01:05:08people who at least publicly are quite recalcitrant. But the reality of the situation is
01:05:12things are not going to get better in Cuba without them making very substantial changes.
01:05:16Something like Venezuela, changing the regime with some military extraction. There's an indictment
01:05:21against the former president. Your other actions, would you? Look, first of all, the United States,
01:05:27and I say this, this is a general answer, not even specific towards Cuba. If there is a threat to the
01:05:32national security of the United States, the president has both the power and the obligation
01:05:36to address it. That's just my general statement, not just Cuba specific. That said, you know,
01:05:41Our preference always is to deal with these things in a, I don't want to call it diplomatic, but in a negotiated way, in a political way, in a way in which progress is made through substantial changes to a country that don't involve the use of military force.
01:05:59So I'm not going to speculate beyond that, and I'm certainly not going to threaten anything.
01:06:02I'm just going to tell you that Cuba and its leaders are the people that are in charge of its government now
01:06:07have an opportunity to begin the process of forever positively changing that country.
01:06:28But there are people there that I believe that you can work with if they are willing to put the country on a path towards political and economic freedom and the process that will get us to that ultimate goal.
01:06:38Although that'll take some time to get there.
01:06:42He believed that the U.S. would strike a deal with Iran after the mid-term election.
01:06:46What indications do you have from the Iranians that that might be true?0.97
01:06:49Well, I think the Iranians misread our system.1.00
01:06:51I think the Iranians are under this illusion that Democrats are going to win in November and the president will no longer be able to do things against them.1.00
01:06:58I just don't think they understand our system very well.0.99
01:07:00Other countries do, but they don't seem to.
01:07:02In our system of government, obviously, Congress, the legislative branch is a very important branch of government.
01:07:07I served in it for 14 years, so I understand its powers, but I also understand its limitations.
01:07:12When it comes to the national security of our country, when it comes to the imposition of both sanctions and the use of military force, the president has extraordinary powers.
01:07:19every president does. He's the commander-in-chief, both constitutional and otherwise, to be able to
01:07:25carry out those functions. So I think that the Iranians are fundamentally misreading our political1.00
01:07:29system. And I think the president made it very clear yesterday, for him, the Iranian issue is1.00
01:07:33not a political issue. It is the fact that for generations now, for almost 50 years, every
01:07:38American president, and frankly, every country in the world, for the most part, agrees that
01:07:42Iran can never have a nuclear weapon. But ultimately, no one ever does anything about it.
01:07:47and he's going to do something about it and he's doing something about it and it comes at a price
01:07:51and at a cost there's no doubt about it but the cost of not doing something about it is substantially
01:07:56higher especially for future generations do you have to hold your own mic oh man budget cuts
01:08:03there you gotta get it crushed okay um president macron yesterday spoke about a descent into
01:08:10a return to the law of the jungle and spoke about this idea of an erosion of international norms
01:08:15something that other leaders here seem to have echoed i wonder what you thought of that and also
01:08:20whether the language of annihilation of countries gives people grounds to think that that's happening
01:08:25well i didn't see president okay so guys everyone is was everyone is like who's goalie speaking to
01:08:31who is goalie speaking to guys i was speaking to my mom i called my mom i was speaking to my mom
01:08:39so yeah i was speaking to my mother and sarah can confirm it in the chat so there you go guys yeah
01:08:48i was just having a quick conversation with my mom what did massage
01:09:00Uh, I can't tell that that's confidential. I can't tell you what my mom said. Anyways,
01:09:08anyways, there you go. So I was, I was literally speaking with my mom.
01:09:12Okay. But let's continue guys. Okay. So we're going to get to the part where when I, okay.
01:09:21So when we watched this a few days ago, I didn't grasp the significance of what he was saying,
01:09:29but now that we're kind of connecting all the dots and connecting all the pieces of the puzzle
01:09:34oh it makes even more sense guys okay let's let's watch this other leaders here seem to
01:09:40echo i wonder what you thought of that and also whether the language of annihilation of countries
01:09:45gives people grounds to think that that's happening yeah well you know what president
01:09:49never said he's going to annihilate iran he said he's going to annihilate the islamic regime
01:09:55and we are happy for that right that's like the equivalent of saying you know imagine if like
01:10:01president trump said we're going to annihilate nazi germany and then you have a woke leftist
01:10:06saying why is president trump saying he's going to annihilate germany there are two different things
01:10:11getting rid of nazi germany is not the same thing as attacking germany right but of course you have
01:10:18the woke left trying to misrepresent President Trump's meaning and intentions.
01:10:24Well, I didn't see President Macron's speech. We saw him, the president saw him briefly,
01:10:29I guess the night before that speech. So I don't know what he's referring to. Yeah, look, I mean,
01:10:34the international system is not in good shape right now. And these international norms people
01:10:38talk about, I think the limits of international norms is your national interest. At the end of
01:10:42the day, the president, and I reflected this going back to the very beginning, the view of this
01:10:46administration is that the number one obligation of every government is the national interest of
01:10:51their country. And so the United States, well, obviously we see the utility in the international
01:10:56system. We're here. We've argued, I think the president has said that the United Nations,
01:11:00for example, has tremendous potential, but it's not living up to it because it's lost. And I think
01:11:04multiple leaders, very curious thing, and I think something you guys should point to
01:11:07is multiple leaders pointed to the fact that the international system is failing. And it's failing
01:11:13because it has grown beyond all kinds of things it shouldn't be involved in and it's unable to solve
01:11:19virtually any major conflict in the world so i think there's unanimity and consensus here in
01:11:24this gathering and broadly that the international system is broken but it's broken because it broke
01:11:28itself it needs to be brought back to its proper focus and its proper role and yeah it would be
01:11:35great if we had a functional international system for example that could deal with a war between
01:11:40thailand and cambodia that occurred or the potential conflict between india and pakistan
01:11:44or what's going on drc in rwanda or what's going on in sudan or what's going on with iran in the
01:11:49straits right now we don't seem to have a functional international system that can address it and in
01:11:54the absence of that nation states will act in their national interest i will say this to you
01:11:58and i want to be clear because this is not an attack on the international system but at the
01:12:02end of the day the united states will always act at least as long as president trump is in office
01:12:07we will always act in the national interest of our country not in the interest of the
01:12:12international order we will never put the international order above the interest of
01:12:15the united states okay yeah the gcc multi-lab that there is any sort of coordination or
01:12:24consensus going forward among allies as to how to deal with iran well i think there's consensus
01:12:29that the straits need to be open and free without attack i think there's consensus that's what's
01:12:33happening with the houthis and in yemen is deeply problematic i think there's a consensus that iran
01:12:38can never have a nuclear weapon and i think writ large you've seen a lot of support from many of
01:12:43those countries for the sanctions and the economic cost that the united states is imposing so we work
01:12:48and coordinate very closely with these countries for a variety of reasons a because they're in a
01:12:52position to be very helpful on the economic front and there's an expectation that they will live up
01:12:56to that and the other is because they are directly threatened at the end of the day the one thing you
01:13:01will find in the region is that virtually every country in the region is facing the threat of
01:13:05some iranian proxy that has for years not for the last four years threatened the safety and security0.74
01:13:12of these countries and on that there's very strong consensus that iran is a malign force in the
01:13:16region yes guys do you see that do you see how marco rubio just very very smoothly segued the
01:13:25conversation back to the islamic regime and he's saying all of these terrorist groups lead back to
01:13:33the head of the snake which is the islamic regime guys something is up something is in the air
01:13:38something is in the air go ahead hi who are you with i'm sorry okay there is a great deal of0.90
01:13:46Oh, good. I like praise. We don't get praise always. You know that, guys. Go ahead. Yes. Yeah. So how do you see the evolving role of Serbia as the American strategic partner? And how specifically do you intend to deepen that partnership?
01:21:00Scott Besson is saying, I'm not sure how they're going to get home.0.81
01:21:03Guys, when Scott Besson says, I'm not sure how they're going to get home, that's the politically correct way of saying that the Islamic regime delegation is stranded in the United States and they are not going anywhere.0.91
01:21:18oh could you you know you won't be really funny you know what would be really really funny0.72
01:21:26is like after the the un event is over the islamic regime delegation is stranded0.54
01:21:33uh in new york because they can't go back wouldn't it be hilarious if ice arrested them
01:21:41and detain them as illegal aliens could you imagine if like ice decided to raid
01:21:49where the islamic regime is and take them in as like illegal immigrants because they've overstayed
01:21:54their welcome do you think do you think that could happen ice would then go in and arrest them0.66
01:51:25wait what what what what did is it saying live flight not found no no that's weird where to go
01:51:55Okay, so this is the aircraft. This is the history.
01:52:13Okay, so so guys, this is the history of the Islamic regime plane. So on September, here, let me make this bigger so that you guys can see guys. I've been I'm so invested right now.
01:52:24now like i feel like we're playing detective
01:52:30we're playing detective right now okay so on september 22
01:52:35it flew from tehran to algiers for the emergency landing
01:52:40and then it went from algiers to new york and then on september 22
01:52:46it went from new york to baltimore and then
01:52:51today literally literally like minutes ago it went from baltimore to new york
01:55:30Okay, so as an avionics guy, all systems are shut down when the aircraft parks and shuts down.
01:55:38okay good to know you know what rose is totally missing out because rose well you know what rose0.96
01:55:46is an aerospace engineer but i don't know if she knows like the airport stuff that like she's not0.97
01:55:51like an um like an expert when it comes to like the aviation like regulations and stuff so
01:55:59that's why we have like guys i honestly i love i love this channel i love everyone in the chat
01:56:06because you guys are phenomenal and it's it's almost like we have like an expert on everything
01:56:12in the chat and i'm i'm so grateful that whenever we need like an expert on like a particular on a
01:56:19particular topic to come and educate us there's always someone there so amazing he thank you so
01:56:26much all right it's heave appreciation night okay okay let's see what else he says here
01:56:36Boston Chris is like, if you told me 20 years ago, this is what I would be doing on a Friday
01:56:48night watching this. Hey, listen, if someone told me 20 years ago that I would be spending
01:56:53my Friday night tracking the Islamic regime plane, I would be laughing as well. But here0.98
01:57:00we are. Here we are. This is so funny. So, Mythic Mix is saying, Goldie, they're keeping
01:57:13Maduro in Brooklyn. And before that, he was in Manhattan. Maybe they are getting similar
01:57:19accommodations. Mythic Mix, from your lips to God's ears. Let's see. Let's see what
01:57:27happens. Okay. Okay. Okay. So he says, comms are off. The only thing that would run is auxiliary
01:57:38and emergency systems. Okay. So pushups, you are an expert in sarcasm and humor. Oh, no, wait.
01:57:49You're the expert in everything because apparently you're half Greek and half Persian. So you0.71
01:57:54basically invented everything. You're the expert in everything pushups. But very good. Going back
01:58:02to what he's just saying. Okay. Okay. So guys, um, oh, thank you. He, thank you. He. Okay.
01:58:15Okay. So, guys, I think, so basically what this means is that the Islamic regime plane has now, so the Islamic regime plane is now in Baltimore, sorry, sorry, not in Baltimore.
01:58:36The Islamic regime plane flew from Baltimore to New York.0.61
01:58:47If I would pay anything to be a fly on the wall right now to know what's happening.0.94
01:58:56I would pay, I don't know how much, to be a fly on the wall right now to know what's happening.
01:59:04because wouldn't it be absolutely hilarious if we were able to like watch and live stream0.60
01:59:13the islamic regime delegation being arrested by ice okay so guys what we know for a fact what we
01:59:21know for a fact is that the islamic regime delegation is still in the united states
01:59:26they're still in new york the plane just landed right and guys remember the sanctions don't
01:59:31actually prevent um don't prevent the plane from flying from you know one u.s city to another u.s
01:59:42city i don't know so unless and until um this air airplane turns back on we can safely assume
01:59:56that the islamic regime delegation is still in the united states okay having said that we we
02:00:06should now go to marco rubio because we still haven't gone to the part we haven't gone to the
02:00:12part where he's calling out um the politicians versus the islamic regime so why would it shut
02:00:19off because it would shut off because it would probably want to try and refuel right i mean i
02:00:29don't think you can refuel a plane while it's turned on it's i mean i would assume it's like a
02:00:35car right like you can't refuel a car while the car is is still turned on you have to turn off the
02:00:42car in order to put gas in the tank i i could be wrong i mean hebes if i'm wrong let me know or
02:00:51any other aviation expert but um i think you probably have to turn off the airplane before
02:00:59you you put fuel in it so they probably know you can't refuel a car when the engine is on that's
02:01:07actually a risk you could like you could blow up the car if you did that it's literally a risk
02:01:20they refuel guys they refuel military jets in the air i don't know of any i don't know of any um
02:01:31civilian airplanes that are refueled in the air do civilian airplanes refuel in the air that's
02:01:44not a thing civilian airplanes always have to make emergency landings when they run out of fuel it's
02:01:50only like military military planes only military planes can refuel in the air you guys are confusing
02:01:58like civil planes with with military planes
02:02:03civil civil like civil planes can't refuel in the air they have to land and
02:02:07then they have to turn off in order to be refueled
02:02:12yeah see oh see guys guys i was right no civilian aircraft
02:02:19can aerial refuel see i was right it's only the military aircraft that can
02:02:28We don't need Rose. Rose is off with the drones. We have Eve. We don't need Rose. We've declared war on Rose anyway. But there you go, right? So, guys, Air Force One is not a civilian aircraft, though.
02:02:45wait what where did he say this is is this real or are you a troll because if you're i mean
02:02:55where did he say that did he say that in like a true social post or something
02:03:02i mean if i hope you're not trolling because if you're trolling i'll just ban you but um
02:03:19you know we're not a fan of trolls here and i don't see anything i don't know did he say it
02:03:32Oh no, the troll tried to troll us, but that's okay.0.64
02:04:02Anyways. Guys, we only deal with facts here and also conspiracy theories about why the plane isn't why the plane isn't land, why the plane hasn't flown off yet.
02:04:16okay so we know for a fact that um the plane has landed most likely because it needs to refuel
02:04:29but we also know that scott bassett said he doesn't know
02:04:34he doesn't know how the plane is going to refuel let me pull that up again
02:35:53uh uh yeah um guys no one is flying into or out of iran right now
02:36:09no one no one is flying in or out of iran right now
02:36:23uh so guys this is this is a domestic airline nope nope not even afghanistan nope guys let's
02:36:34look let's look at the let's look at the airplanes that are currently uh flying over iran okay so uh
02:36:43this is this is karun airlines so this is actually a flight that's leaving from avos avos is a city
02:36:50that, you know, I was born in. Karun is the name of the river there. What's this? Guys, this is
02:36:56another, this is a domestic flight. So this is going from Tehran to Moshar. Okay, so Tehran to
02:37:05Moshar. So this is another domestic flight. What's this one? Tehran to Bandar Abbas. This is another
02:37:12domestic flight. So this flight left Tehran and is going to Bandar Abbas, which is here.
02:37:20Okay. So this flight is another internal domestic flight. It's going there. What's this? So this is Shiraz to not available. We don't know where that one's going. This is Tehran to Asalouyeh. Guys, Asalouyeh is somewhere here. Asalouyeh is one of the IRGC bases. Okay. So this is another internal domestic flight.
02:37:46this one is okay so oh there's there's like two planes guys there's like two planes back to back
02:37:57going from tehran to asal yeah interesting and then okay this is the one that's going to ban
02:38:04that bus let's see what else we can find guys there's no commercial airlines there's no commercial
02:38:13like like sorry international international there's no international aircraft in iran right
02:38:21now oh wait oh oh what's this oh oh guys turkey is breaking the sanctions look at this
03:06:50Every day, more and more barrels of oil are flowing through there.
03:06:53and they're open thanks to the efforts of the United States military that's both defending
03:06:57shipping and has removed mines. And that trend will continue. Meanwhile, the only blockade in
03:07:02the Hormuz Straits is the one we've imposed on Iran because they keep firing on ships and they
03:07:06continue to do so as early as this morning. There was another launch on shipping. So we'll continue
03:07:13to defend. We'll continue to hold the straits open. So that's an issue. But the core issue here
03:07:18is that Iran can never have a nuclear weapon. We make that point in every interaction with them.
03:07:22And beyond that, I would say that, you know, I don't want to characterize these meetings because if there's going to be a deal with Iran, it's not going to happen at a press conference.
03:07:30It's going to involve a lot of hard work over a period of time, and it will engage and involve mediators.
03:07:59That's my dad when he was, I don't know, like 12 or 13 or something.
03:08:04so I told you like like my we're pretty much like Texans anyway like my dad loves Texas so
03:08:16we're we're kind of like Texans anyway so there you go yeah Texas Texas troop I knew you'd like
03:08:22this yep yep this this is my dad this would be like the early 1960s he was a huge fan of Texas
03:08:31and cowboys and john wayne and whatever so there you go yeah he's
03:08:37don't say that don't say that but uh there you go there you go texas so
03:08:44oh no wait the photo fell anyways there you go so yeah like like i said if i was ever gonna move
03:08:54to like a state in the united states i would move to texas it's it like like texas is literally in
03:09:01my blood it's just uh you know there's my dad there's my dad he loves everything like cowboys
03:09:08and texas and pickup trucks and you know cowboy boots and stuff so there you go there we go okay
03:09:16so let's go back to marco rubio um because this is really important
03:09:20here we go this is really important and guys i'm going to keep an eye on the flights because
03:09:29now i'm like invested in where these these airplanes are going or not going i characterize
03:09:35these meetings because these there's going to be a deal with iran it's not going to happen at a press
03:09:38conference it's going to involve a lot of hard work over a period of time and it will engage
03:09:43and involve mediators as well so as the president said he's open to a deal the president's open still
03:09:49to this moment to making a deal with iran that allows iran to be what it should be which is a
03:09:54great remember when he says he's open to when marco rubio says that president trump is open
03:10:01to making a deal with iran to allow it to be what it should be um that's that's because the deal
03:10:10that president trump wants to make is a surrender deal and you know if if the islamic regime0.62
03:10:18surrenders then that gives the iranian people the opportunity to rise up and overthrow the islamic
03:10:26regime because we're going to be so severely weakened the only deal that president trump
03:10:31is interested in is unconditional surrender marco rubio listen marco rubio is a very very intelligent
03:10:38person marco rubio understands the nature of dictatorships marco rubio knows that no country
03:10:49can thrive under a dictatorship okay so if there's anyone anyone in the trump administration that i
03:10:58trust the most it's marco rubio why because he has the exact same lived experience as us iranians
03:11:08Because his parents escaped communist Cuba, the same way that my parents escaped the Islamic regime.
03:11:18So he knows, he knows that the only way to make Cuba great again is to get rid of the Cuban communist dictatorship regime and allow Cuba to thrive.0.88
03:11:31Similarly, he also knows that the only way to make Iran great again is to destroy the Islamic regime and allow the Iranian people to take over.0.72
03:11:43And, you know, when Iran becomes a free, secular, democratic society, make Iran great again.
03:17:40is super smart. Yes, absolutely. Absolutely. This is this is this is the point that I was
03:17:46trying to get to. Yeah, guys. It's a very, very old photo, but
03:18:16Oh, Texas. No, no, no. Texas, it's okay. It's okay. Honestly, I love it when, I absolutely
03:18:32love it when you guys put it out there before I do because you help me keep things concise
03:18:41because sometimes I get very excited and I just kind of go on a ramble. Look at this,
03:18:46guys, look at this. Look at this. Everyone, put a T in the chat for Texas. Put a T in the chat
03:18:53for Texas. Do you know why Marco Rubio does not question what's going to happen in Iran the day0.92
03:19:02after the Islamic regime falls? This is why Marco Rubio very, very specifically and, you know,
03:19:14very deliberately he has never ever questioned what will happen the day after the islamic regime
03:19:23falls and he he has never been like well we don't know what's gonna happen in iran so
03:19:31we don't know the the question is up in the air right oh look at that
03:19:37Is this from yesterday? No, this is not from yesterday. This is actually from 2021. This photo was taken like five years ago. This photo was taken five years ago.
03:19:59so this is not yesterday guys this is five years ago
03:20:10seems like um seems like all the stars are aligning
03:20:29Oh yeah, it is. Isn't it a fantastic picture?
03:20:36Oh no, Rubio's definitely lost a little bit of weight. Guys, listen, it's a politician thing.
03:20:43When I first got elected, like I had lost a lot of weight because I was campaigning. I was actually
03:20:49like, it was like very, very like dangerously, like danger for my health weight that I'd lost
03:20:57wait. And then, well, so Omid says, Goldie, and they say our Shah does nothing. Well, of course,
03:21:06I mean, that's what the communists and the leftists and the Islamists will say, right? Because0.98
03:21:11the woke left and the communists and the jihadis, they've been doing historical revisionism and
03:21:18kia for the last 50 years right um but guys listen i can tell you um any politician that gets elected
03:21:27they always gain a little bit of weight and then you know they'll eventually lose it listen guys
03:21:30when i first got elected i was super skinny and then like i gained a whole bunch of weight i've
03:21:34lost a little bit of weight you know but anyways so it's a thing but um yeah that's this is like
03:21:40this is like baby marco this is what he was a baby look at this
03:21:49look at this guy so this this photo is from five years ago five guys five years ago when the vast
03:21:59majority of people didn't even know about the shah marco rubio was meeting with the shah of iran
03:22:05so if you're wondering why marco rubio today is not questioning what's going to happen the0.78
03:22:11day after the islamic regime falls there you go this is because our shah has been like i said for
03:22:18the last 47 years our shah has been working hard behind the scenes
03:22:26to raise awareness about iran and to free iran
03:22:33so let's let's go back to to this statement because as you can see what he says about cuba
03:22:41does not apply to iran because marco rubio already knows what the day after is going to look like
03:22:51when iran is free yes how will that happen uh in the past you've said that they don't collapse
03:22:58on its own but who has said that well the administration said that the regime no no look
03:23:05yeah look the cuban revolution i'll answer i know your question the cuban revolution has failed it
03:23:10has failed for 60 something years it is a failure now i think there's acknowledgement within the
03:23:14cuban system that their revolution has failed the question is what replaces it or what and they have
03:23:19an opportunity to make changes and have an opportunity to begin to put their country on a
03:23:23irreversible trajectory towards progress and a better future and that involves both political
03:23:28and economic freedom no doubt about it and so we'll remain engaged in that portfolio we'll do
03:23:33we're open to um you know measures moving forward that begin that process of change uh and it will
03:23:39be a process that uh you know will not be easy we've seen these transitions happen historically
03:23:44throughout the world they don't happen overnight they don't happen immediately
03:23:47you don't reverse 60 something years of mismanagement corruption and uh and incompetence
03:23:54these things don't happen overnight you can't just reverse you know 60 years of mismanagement
03:24:07and incompetence overnight they take time in six months but I do think that Cuba has a golden
03:24:17opportunity to place it sure he's speaking about Cuba but is he actually speaking about Cuba
03:24:26is he actually speaking about Cuba self on an irreversible path towards a better future
03:24:33And we are prepared to be helpful in that regard if they're open to it.
03:24:37Obviously, right now, I mean, Cuba still, you know, at least the people that speak on behalf of the government are led by people who at least publicly are quite recalcitrant.
03:24:45But the reality of the situation is things are not going to get better in Cuba without them making very substantial changes.
03:24:51Something like Venezuela, changing the regime.
03:24:54Wait, Kevin is asking, where has Amupit been?
03:25:03Let me see. I mean, Amul Pete, he's like a substitute to Amul because he still hasn't achieved like full Amul status yet because, you know, sometimes he calls it the Arabian Gulf and we don't appreciate that.
03:25:19You know, in front of President Trump and Marco Rubio, he calls it the Persian Gulf. But then, you know, for some reason, when he's giving like his own press briefings, he calls it the Arabian Gulf.
03:25:31also so he's you know he's not a full-time ammo yet but he's also he's almost there
03:28:05would it be so funny if i actually called it
03:28:14okay let's let's go back to marco rubio i'm gonna like do a little bit of sleuthing and
03:28:18see if i can find anything on like the status of the plane some military extraction there's
03:28:23an indictment against the former president your other actions would you move that out look first
03:28:28of all the united states and i say this this is a general answer not even specific towards cuba
03:28:33If there is a threat to the national security of the United States, the president has both the power and the obligation to address it.
03:28:39That's just my general statement, not just Cuba specific.
03:28:42That said, you know, our preference always is to deal with these things in a, I don't want to call it diplomatic,
03:28:51but in a negotiated way, in a political way, in a way in which progress is made through substantial changes to a country that don't involve the use of military force.
03:29:01So I'm not going to speculate beyond that, and I'm certainly not going to threaten anything.
03:29:05I'm just going to tell you that Cuba and its leaders, or the people that are in charge of its government now,
03:29:09have an opportunity to begin the process of forever positively changing that country.
03:29:15And it's an opportunity they should take, and I'm hopeful that they will.
03:29:19I'm not confident that they will, but I'm hopeful that they will, and we stand prepared to contribute towards that.
03:29:24Obviously, there are some individuals in that regime with whom we can never work because their hands are stained in blood.
03:29:30But there are people there that I believe that you can work with if they are willing to put the country on a path towards political and economic freedom and the process that will get us to that ultimate goal.
03:29:40Although that will take some time to get there.
03:56:16maduro can't even see this maduro is in jail maduro can't see this
03:56:24last night on the order of the president of the united states
03:56:36and in support of a request from the department of justice
03:56:41The United States military conducted an apprehension mission in Caracas, Venezuela to bring to justice two indicted persons, Nicholas and Cecilia Maduro.