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00:02:11.680 And as we say, like, you know, who's the guest we want to know?

00:02:15.820 We are going to have a guest in a minute.

00:02:18.020 It's going to be Joel Pollack.

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00:03:08.100 Welcome, everyone. I am Erica. You are at the Scott Adams School on Monday, April 6,

00:03:15.060 2026 in the year of our lord the day after easter okay so are you guys ready for a fresh new week

00:03:23.520 i'm gonna need i'm gonna need you to like help me get through this week i don't know why i feel

00:03:28.320 like i'm dragging a little i'm still wondering if we're gonna have bridge and power plant day

00:03:32.840 i don't know what to wear for bridge day or power plant day like should one be an entree and one be

00:03:40.940 a dessert like should we make like a i don't know what do you think marcella it doesn't sound like

00:03:46.740 it's gonna happen the last i heard was there's a there's a supposed proposal for 45 day ceasefire

00:03:55.440 who knows i i don't i i we are very much in the two movies on one screen and i even posted two

00:04:01.820 movies on one screenshot because i had two posts right one on top of the other in my feed where

00:04:06.220 One of them said Reuters is reporting that we've got a deal on the table and it might go forward.

00:04:11.520 And then right underneath that, it said like Iran rejects all ceasefire things and they're not willing to open the strait and they're not going to do any of that.

00:04:19.300 So I don't know what the truth is.

00:04:21.660 It could be both.

00:04:22.980 It could be that there are some people that are refusing and that other people are negotiating.

00:04:27.320 And but the 45 day thing bothers me as well, because it's like we said we were going to be gone in two or three weeks.

00:04:35.760 and that's longer than that so if we had a ceasefire for 45 days that would assume

00:04:41.260 we would be there that long right are we glitching i'm not glitching i'm not everything looks all

00:04:48.800 right you guys are glitched for me but that's okay that's okay you're glitching for me but

00:04:55.040 you're like all right it's pretty close to okay on urine for me though so it looks fine yeah

00:05:03.380 move forward okay so while we wait for joel i do want to talk about this when he gets here

00:05:10.360 so can we do one clip that i saw that i found was amazing absolutely okay so we're gonna wait

00:05:17.600 for joel you guys because you know war talk um and hopefully this clip's gonna work okay so

00:05:22.700 So this, just a quick synopsis, is a very woke liberal woman coming out of it and seeing the light. 0.56

00:05:36.280 And we don't see enough of this.

00:05:37.880 So I just saw it this morning real quick, but I want to show you because it gave me some hope and I found it exciting.

00:05:43.420 Okay, ready? Indulge me.

00:05:44.800 And then Joel will be here and we're off and running.

00:05:46.580 I resisted for a long time this notion that Democrats were deliberately inviting masses of foreigners into the country because they wanted to grow little Democrats and create a one-party state.

00:06:05.440 I've started to come around to that view.

00:06:07.660 Before Trump effectively closed the southern border, I imagined a lot of it was incompetence and fecklessness.

00:06:16.580 Now, there may be an element of that, but I think it was more intentional.

00:06:22.260 The Biden administration opened that border on purpose and shipped people all over the country, wherever they wanted to go.

00:06:29.380 They put illegal migrants with no ID onto commercial airplanes with regular passengers who all have to have an impeccable national ID. 1.00

00:06:40.940 I mean, it's just, there is design behind it.

00:06:47.900 And I don't have any other theory aside from this pathological passion for minorities 1.00

00:06:56.140 and a weird notion that people who are non-white are superior.

00:07:05.220 I don't see any other reason for inviting so many people in,

00:07:10.700 And especially because, you know, on the one hand, the left talks about, oh, we need these

00:07:14.580 people economically, you know, we have this aging age structure, and, you know, Social

00:07:20.080 Security's imperiled, and Medicare costs too much, and we need young people to fill 1.00

00:07:29.260 out the workforce.

00:07:30.260 But then, you know, they support family reunification, which means these people can bring in their

00:07:36.760 parents.

00:07:37.760 Right?

00:07:38.760 i mean so much for improving the age structure

00:07:44.440 i was like yeah i don't know who the woman is she was on the trigonometry podcast 0.99

00:07:49.480 but when i saw it today i was like oh it's like so weird to see someone kind of like

00:07:54.280 peel back this onion of thought and be like wait a minute is this right what do you guys think

00:07:59.800 about that owen what do you think well i don't i don't know who she is either so that would be my

00:08:05.400 first question is this really a liberal or is this someone else i don't know exactly who that

00:08:09.640 person is it was portrayed that way on x and maybe it is i don't know but um i certainly applaud

00:08:15.000 people who are waking up to that sort of thing and have that kind of open mind to really look

00:08:19.640 at the facts and um think about it in that depth i think most people don't do that i think most

00:08:24.880 people are just taking whatever they're fed from the media as the headline and they don't go any

00:08:29.440 deeper than that and so whatever the biden administration says they believe or whatever

00:08:33.920 the trump administration says they believe depending on their political affiliation and

00:08:37.580 they never question those things and say wait a second does that really make sense i mean i think

00:08:42.080 some people are doing that on the right now with the iran war certainly because there are a lot of

00:08:46.400 people they're saying hey wait a second you said no more wars and what are we doing now and um but

00:08:51.440 i i do think it's good to do that i think it's good to question those things and to say wait a

00:08:55.220 second i you know this is what you promised me or this is what you said was happening and that's not

00:08:59.280 really what's happening. And I think that happens all the time in government. I mean, I do think

00:09:04.020 that Trump is more, tries to stick closer to his campaign promises than any prior president in my

00:09:10.160 lifetime. But he's certainly not perfect in that regard. He hasn't been. And, you know, we, I think

00:09:17.200 all expected that we'd be cutting back on government. We'd be draining the swamp. We'd be

00:09:21.340 doing all those things. And I think in many ways, we're kind of disappointed that there's still a

00:09:25.820 lot of swamp and there's still, you know, trillion dollar budgets being proposed and all those things.

00:09:31.960 But I think certainly in the case of Biden, you know, it does look deliberate. I think everything

00:09:37.560 she said was correct. I think it was all a system that was designed to manipulate the political

00:09:43.180 system. And as Scott would often say, you know, you can tell, I mean, a system is, you know,

00:09:49.420 the design of the system is what it does. Right. And so I think in many ways you can just look at

00:09:54.600 it does and say well if they didn't like what it's doing then they wouldn't do it they would

00:09:58.360 stop it and they're not so she's a novelist okay so this woman was on gutfeld a couple weeks ago 0.96

00:10:04.200 i couldn't watch it i saw her um so she's a novelist apparently and has written books with

00:10:11.080 like a conservative theme is what they're saying um but i just i love i just loved it i was just

00:10:19.880 like yeah like piece it all together marcella you say what i think her name is from the chat lionel

00:10:29.720 shriver or shriver however you pronounce that um you know i mean it's kind of obvious what

00:10:38.120 they're trying to do with the system i don't even know if they're trying to hide it um

00:10:42.760 And maybe, you know, I think the last time I heard one of the Democrats actually admit to it in regards to, well, this is going to cut into how many immigrants can become Democrats if you're, you know, basically deporting all of them.

00:11:04.940 Right.

00:11:05.000 So it is what it is. The sign is destiny. As Owen said, you know, Scott would always say that. But yeah, I just wish actual liberals actually realized it. But maybe they do. Maybe they realize it and they like it and they want it.

00:11:23.120 Yeah, I don't know. I think the census is really important that we count American citizens only because Beverly, you put it well. You said, where'd Beverly go? She said, they brought those illegals en masse to bump the population in certain areas to be counted in the next census to increase Dem seats in the House. Bank on it. 0.91

00:11:47.040 yeah i mean it seems obvious you know no one's gonna exactly admit it but it seems obvious um

00:11:55.900 okay so i just thought that was interesting and if anyone sees anything like that where i i'm like

00:12:01.980 obsessed with i think my kink is watching people change their opinion about something that they

00:12:07.760 they took a long time forming and a long time holding on to it and then they kind of come out

00:12:13.520 of it. So if you guys ever come across stuff like that, please send it to me. I love that.

00:12:18.540 Maybe we can feature it here because I want more people to understand that that is a superpower

00:12:23.700 and a talent to be able to do and not to be afraid and not to think like, what will people say? It's

00:12:28.980 okay to change your mind. I change mine constantly. So while we're waiting for Joel, one other clip I

00:12:35.960 want to play to just kind of get a quick update from Trey Yankst on Fox News this morning.

00:12:43.240 It's just a quick, I think like a minute clip or something, but let's get an update from Trey

00:12:48.640 and then we're going to go right into talking about Iran, the three of us until Joel gets here.

00:12:53.420 Okay, let's do it. The president was very clear when we spoke, nothing is off limits if the

00:12:58.500 Iranians are unwilling to make a good faith deal. He's given them another olive branch, 1.00

00:13:02.440 an opportunity at de-escalation, an off-ramp in this conflict, and they're getting hammered each and

00:13:07.320 every day. On the battlefield, when we look at what's happened just over the past several weeks,

00:13:12.180 the United States has systematically targeted the production lines of the Iranian regime.

00:13:16.640 Iran can no longer produce the amount of ballistic missiles or drones that they could in the past.

00:13:21.240 And even if the war were to end at this moment, the Iranian regime has already set back decades, 0.93

00:13:25.840 and as the president told me, they're not even negotiating about their nuclear program anymore

00:13:30.240 because most of it was decimated during Operation Midnight Hammer last summer.

00:13:34.580 There have been new strikes against what's left of the program.

00:13:37.440 There is still this issue of enriched uranium inside of Iran,

00:13:40.680 but broadly speaking, the Iranians only have small bits of their military left

00:13:45.280 that they can even negotiate, and that is why they're putting pressure on the Strait of Hormuz.

00:13:49.320 And the president talked about this as well, how they can use these small boats

00:13:52.640 and they can lay a single sea mine, and it can affect billions of dollars worth of international shipping.

00:13:57.840 But this is what the Iranian regime does. 0.70

00:13:59.720 They tried to hold the international and global economy hostage.

00:14:03.680 And that's exactly what they are doing right now.

00:14:05.560 And that's exactly, according to the president, why he is threatening to target the country's

00:14:09.940 energy infrastructure if the Iranians do not make a deal.

00:14:13.860 All right, Marcella, I'm going to come to you first on this one.

00:14:19.660 So they have very little left to negotiate with.

00:14:22.840 I would imagine that's true.

00:14:25.100 But yes, one little mine can cause a lot of problems for multiple countries in the strait.

00:14:33.180 So what are we thinking?

00:14:35.520 I know there was a press conference this morning with Caroline Levitt, but let's kick off Iran. 1.00

00:14:43.960 So, well, where do we start?

00:14:48.580 I know. So there is the down F-15 on Friday. Then they recovered the pilot. Then you have the rescue of the second WSO, which is the weapons system officer in the plane. The F-15 was down by Iranian forces.

00:15:10.000 They don't know if it was a missile or someone on the ground that got it, hit it, and was able to, you know, force it down.

00:15:22.880 Thankfully, they ejected and they were alive.

00:15:30.420 The first, the pilot was rescued right away.

00:15:33.460 um however the rescue of the pilot was also very iffy because the actual helicopter that rescued

00:15:41.640 the pilot got hit also by iranian forces they themselves had to be rescued by a second helicopter

00:15:49.360 and so there were wounded but not seriously and so then um then came but i mean the lesson is

00:15:58.680 I guess, and then obviously the rescue of the WSO, the weapons systems officer that was announced on Saturday to Sunday, as, you know, as we know, Easter was coming.

00:16:12.220 And it seemed very like it mimicked Easter, you know, Good Friday is when, you know, Jesus was finally laid to rest and we thought, OK, he's he's dead or whatever.

00:16:33.820 The same thing happened with this W.S. officer, not to compare him to Jesus, but that is the idea is it kind of mimicked that.

00:16:42.320 And so a lot of us thought that he was gone, you know, that we would just find his remains or Iran alleged that they had him.

00:16:52.180 And there was a lot of misinformation, which we have now learned was also intentionally created by the U.S.

00:16:59.840 the cia intentionally created uh lots of misinformation on the ground through the

00:17:06.220 iranians um giving us the idea that there is iranian cia double agents i guess um and so

00:17:16.780 they ended up trying to say um you know that the they have rescued him or that the iranians had

00:17:26.320 him so it was just very lots of misinformation but anyway so then the rescue happens um and what

00:17:33.620 i wanted to highlight is the difference in the administration so trump's administration

00:17:39.800 obviously not to minimize rescuing the ws officer and the ws the wso actually surviving all of this

00:17:49.200 for one uh one 24 hours or more he survived with no food no anything um when he ejected he said

00:18:00.140 god is good yeah he was he's a true like christian believer and so i i i'm glad and i'm very happy

00:18:09.400 that he survived he hid in a mountain um mountain area uh so that nobody could find him but i think

00:18:17.260 I want to emphasize the difference between this administration and the Obama administration

00:18:24.120 when it happened that there were attacks in Libya in September 11 of that year. Yeah,

00:18:32.900 the 13 hours that they went through and we lost people there. They actually were abandoned

00:18:40.020 in Libya without anybody bringing in forces so I will never forget that you know that's that's

00:18:47.280 our theory leave no man behind you know don't leave your Americans behind and they were they

00:18:53.500 were left to be brutally disgustingly murdered and there was no attempt to get them so yeah I 0.81

00:19:02.180 agree Marcella I was thinking about that a lot and you know all that went into this rescue

00:19:09.320 and how many other American military people put their lives in danger to do this.

00:19:16.500 And like, that's just the best of America.

00:19:19.200 I love that.

00:19:20.560 Like I was just like waving my flags and just like, hell yeah.

00:19:24.560 Like that's, that's our military.

00:19:26.460 That's America.

00:19:27.480 That's what it's about.

00:19:28.440 You don't leave these guys behind.

00:19:29.980 I mean, thank God that if we were doing this, it was under this administration with this

00:19:35.640 military, with this Pentagon and all their action.

00:19:38.780 and I'm so glad about that.

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00:20:02.800 Regardless of what you think of President Trump,

00:20:08.780 and his, you know, his political stance on anything, you realize that he does believe in

00:20:16.040 in the in our soldiers in America, and that he will go, he will do whatever needs to do

00:20:24.020 to rescue you. And he has done so for people that have like us, they've gone to another country and

00:20:32.020 become hostages were not part of the military. And yet he's able to rescue them, able to negotiate

00:20:39.700 their, them leaving without having to pay money in exchange for them. So I think that's, that's,

00:20:47.620 I mean, it was amazing. Obviously it's not just president Trump, but the people that he puts

00:20:53.520 in command, you know, to lead the troops. So President Trump in his truth post said,

00:21:02.100 we got him. My fellow Americans over the past several hours, the United States military pulled

00:21:06.620 off one of the most daring search and rescue operations in US history for one of our incredible

00:21:12.340 crew member officers. We also happen to be a highly respected colonel and who I'm thrilled

00:21:17.860 to let you know it's now safe and sound i mean it's a miracle um that we got for easter you know

00:21:25.360 he is risen and so is this officer so and so is america because i think this and and owen can

00:21:35.480 can chime in or erica you want to chime in if this officer would or colonel as we now know

00:21:42.860 would have been taken by Iranian forces and taken hostage and tortured and so on and so forth.

00:21:49.740 I think it would have changed the entire landscape of this war, even though it's only one American

00:21:57.000 soldier, but it would have completely changed the dynamics, the leverage, everything.

00:22:01.680 Of course. And Owen, what I want you... Thanks, Marcel. And what I want you to touch on too,

00:22:06.100 it's like, people were all up in arms about this, post-Trump made and stupid Hakeem 0.98

00:22:12.560 Jeffries was like, this is his Easter post. I'm like, that's not his Easter post. That wasn't for 0.99

00:22:16.960 you. That was for Iran. There's no days off in a war. A lot of that was just, you know,

00:22:23.880 baiting and, you know, like Allah. Yeah. It had nothing to do with any American. That was

00:22:30.540 all like sarcasm, hyperbole, threats wrapped up in like, oh shit, I don't know what's going to 0.99

00:22:37.420 happen? What the hell is bridge day and power plant day? Like it was like a whole gift wrapped 0.99

00:22:43.980 in one. If I can add something in regards to that post. So later on, Trump did another post,

00:22:50.940 which was after the rescue. He was, uh, he used the F word, um, open this effing straight,

00:22:59.580 you crazy bastards. But my, my belief is that when he did that, he was actually angry. 0.99

00:23:05.580 Um, because I think he realized how money, how Iranian, uh, the IRGC and the Iranian forces hate America because of the fact that he possibly had images of, of Iranians looking for the soldier.

00:23:23.520 And I think he realized how dangerous, you know, he, it became palpable to him.

00:23:30.500 And I think that's why he, he didn't, you know, he did it, uh, in, uh, through those, that filter.

00:23:38.500 That's my belief in mind reading him in terms of the rescue.

00:23:42.960 I would just say it's, it was incredible story.

00:23:45.060 Maybe there'll be a movie made about it at some point because it reads like a movie plot.

00:23:48.560 um you know the the officer apparently went over 100 miles or something to hide um and they had to

00:23:56.220 go like over 100 miles to get him and back and um you know so he hid in some crevice and a ridge

00:24:02.300 line and um you know they had the transponder that told them who he was and told them where he was

00:24:09.660 but they used the cia to kind of misdirect people to a different area i think they probably had

00:24:14.740 drones or other you know aircraft circling around some other area to try and make the

00:24:19.420 Iranians think it was somewhere else to put cover in and so it definitely is a good demonstration 1.00

00:24:24.560 of the power of the U.S. military and also our commitment to go after our soldiers and to do

00:24:30.860 whatever we need to to not leave a man behind so I think all that's great I think the the post from

00:24:38.040 Trump you know I think it is kind of like in just another example of people not understanding

00:24:44.340 the situation or not understanding trump because to me it is a it's a persuasion post it was meant

00:24:51.980 to try and get negotiations going um because it was this threat of saying you've got you know less

00:24:57.380 than 48 hours and if you don't do this here's what's going to happen and time's running out

00:25:01.560 kind of a tick tock sort of warning um that hey you better do something right now otherwise this

00:25:07.420 is what's going to happen and um you know he used that strong language but um you know the his 0.99

00:25:14.240 opposition were saying oh we need to impeach him he's a mad king and all these other stupid things 0.95

00:25:19.460 and that's clearly not true um but i think the the intent of it might have been to give the enemy 0.99

00:25:28.080 that impression that this guy might be crazy enough to knock out our power plants and um to

00:25:34.560 really blast us back to the stone ages and they might have to start thinking about what would

00:25:38.840 that look like and what would people think of them as the leadership that didn't make that stop

00:25:43.480 and um so i think he has to say everything's on the table and i'm not going to back down and you

00:25:49.120 know you've already seen that i don't bluff and so he has to take that position and i think we've

00:25:54.080 seen that he's certainly willing to say i'll extend it another couple of days or another 10

00:25:58.620 days whatever it is um so i i certainly think we've seen the pattern of behavior where he's

00:26:03.640 not really a mad king where he's just going to do crazy stuff but he may come across that way to the

00:26:09.080 enemy and that's what you want in war you want the enemy to think you're willing to do whatever you

00:26:14.880 need to and whatever you want to and you're not going to back down and to say the only option is

00:26:19.780 to surrender or to negotiate or to make some kind of deal and i you know it's just kind of baffling

00:26:26.780 to me that people don't see that um i'm sure a lot of it is just they don't want to see it and

00:26:32.080 they're just using it for political purposes. But to me, it was a clear military message. It was

00:26:38.980 meant to communicate a message to Iran and to try and get them to negotiate and to come to some kind

00:26:46.380 of deal. Yeah. I mean, I think if you want to, you know, American Debunk wrote like a really long

00:26:53.100 Scott-esque take on Trump's tweet that people were losing their hair about. So if you want to read

00:27:01.520 that, you guys. He's on X. He also has a sub stack. So if you want to put the Scott spin on

00:27:08.800 it, maybe that's a part of what Scott might say. It was well thought out. We loved it.

00:27:16.600 But also, war is hell. Trump's the master negotiator. He might say, I'll give you six

00:27:24.160 days or a week and then bomb the shit out of you in four days. You're not supposed to really just 0.98

00:27:30.920 lay out a plan for your massive enemies of exactly what's going to happen. But yeah, I'm sure he is

00:27:37.600 pissed too. Like his numbers are plummeting. He knows the midterms are coming. He has a lot of

00:27:42.420 pressure on him from a lot of people, but you're also so many lives are depending on this war with

00:27:49.380 our military and the innocent civilians. And you're dealing with a very unhinged country in

00:27:56.760 iran so i'm sure you get a little heated and you know and he's a he's a doer he's a doer so he's

00:28:03.440 probably like look mother effers like i'm not kidding you know like this is going down yeah

00:28:10.760 daddy's home i ain't sleepy joe biden and i'm not obama sending you money like i love america 0.93

00:28:17.020 and i want this shit wrapped up before i'm out of here so remember that too you guys like everyone's 0.92

00:28:22.100 like oh his poll numbers it's not he's out of here soon like okay you know what the left is saying 0.96

00:28:26.500 which is crazy they're they're they're they're citing the 25th amendment saying that he's he's

00:28:33.660 he's uh not not fit to to be president and that they should impeach him which is kind of um which

00:28:41.920 should lead us to have republicans vote in the midterms because that's what we're gonna see 0.97

00:28:47.760 we're gonna see impeachment again if we if yeah they wanted to impeach him for the 25th amendment

00:28:54.620 when he drank his water using two hands on the cup.

00:28:57.640 So it doesn't matter what he does.

00:28:59.320 Everything is that.

00:29:00.280 And I have to mind read again,

00:29:03.880 but MS now and CNN a bit

00:29:08.920 and just your average leftist, the Atlantic,

00:29:13.680 they all wanted this WS officer in my mind

00:29:18.460 not to be rescued.

00:29:20.220 They wanted to lose.

00:29:22.000 They hate that we're winning.

00:29:23.560 and i mean if that doesn't tell you where they stand on america i don't know what else can i mean

00:29:31.340 like in in everybody in the chat on your platforms so give us a yes if you agree

00:29:40.460 that like we should just be freaking done with nato or a no if you think nato's just great but

00:29:47.020 yes that reminds you of a new york times story okay well let's get them going but you could

00:29:53.440 the story so yes if you're done with nato no if you want to keep nato go ahead okay go ahead marcella

00:30:00.480 so it you know you think i mean you think new york times is very um you know

00:30:09.680 they say liberal um but you you they come from harbor they come from you know the the ivy league

00:30:16.720 schools most of those writers but yet they posted a um somebody somebody cut off like somebody was

00:30:24.560 reading the new york times and they took a picture of it in the on x and it said the north american

00:30:30.720 treaty um the nato north american something treaty and it doesn't stand for north america at all

00:30:38.640 so uh because it says something it was playing on words how does the how does nato exist without

00:30:45.040 america and so north america treaty something something without america is not a treaty i just

00:30:52.100 found it interesting well so what's your take on that owen because i just want to read something

00:30:57.740 when when we have a second yeah i mean certainly the you know that was a big mistake for the new

00:31:02.840 york times and it just speaks to the lack of talent and the lack of editorial capability that

00:31:06.900 they have um maybe it's ai yeah i don't know but um you know it it i in terms of nato i i am on the

00:31:15.760 side of i think it's outlived its purpose i think um you know to to me it's high time that that

00:31:22.480 europe steps up to protect themselves and takes really at least their share of that and i know

00:31:29.200 trump has done a lot to at least get more countries to contribute more financially to nato but

00:31:34.120 troops wise military wise i don't really see much of anything and i'm not sure how well they're

00:31:39.120 going to be able to do on their own but um it's at least made them realize how dependent they are

00:31:44.520 on america for their defense and um you know i think they are looking to see you know what can

00:31:51.380 they do and i think they're planning to start spending a lot more on defense going forward so

00:31:55.240 they're already moving in that direction but um you know i i personally think it is a very one-sided

00:32:01.200 thing it's kind of like we protect everybody else they don't even help when we ask them to

00:32:06.040 and um so why would we stay in a treaty where the other side's not keeping their end of the bargain

00:32:12.240 yep i i i all right so you guys it's way too long for me to read but i reposted on my timeline

00:32:20.140 uh something that re fleischer wrote and let me just let me just try to summarize it he said

00:32:29.920 uh my message here clearly struck a nerve a few friends from oh so all right let me tell you what

00:32:36.100 his message was this is good this is all we need to know he said when this is over the western part

00:32:41.300 of nato will never be the same spain england france and italy have sold us out as they too

00:32:46.780 often have a history of doing eastern european nations are the heart of nato they spend money

00:32:52.960 on defense know how to fight and love the u.s france particularly deserves fault and blame

00:32:59.000 From supporting China and Russia at the UN to denying Americans overflight rights, they're doing what they've always done, showing weakness while cutting deals with terrorists.

00:33:09.480 The reason the U.S. has a Marine Corps and Navy is unlike France.

00:33:14.040 We refuse to pay a ransom to the Barbary pirates.

00:33:17.920 France is always happy to cut a deal.

00:33:20.340 We have unintended consequences as nations show their true colors.

00:33:24.440 NATO will never be the same and Western European weakness and acquiescence is the cause and man 1.00

00:33:31.740 were people mad at him but he is a hundred percent right and I love that um and I think

00:33:38.100 what I see Trump doing is this sort of Monroe Doctrine idea that um we should be focusing on

00:33:44.160 our part of the world and let them focus on their part of the world and that I think we are moving

00:33:48.200 in that direction partly because of demographic shifts that we don't have enough people we don't

00:33:52.000 have enough resources we don't have enough um ability to say we can be the world police like

00:33:57.220 we have been for many decades really since world war ii and so i think the way things are moving

00:34:02.540 we're going to have to scale back we're going to have to say what's the real priority because we

00:34:06.440 can't do everything anymore so we're going to have to say look europe you got to step up and

00:34:11.200 protect yourself and you know we may help out here and there and i i really don't think nato's going

00:34:16.800 away but i think to me i'd like it to it might change but i think you know the hegseth has

00:34:23.860 talked about this recently that he said we're going to be focusing mostly around north america

00:34:27.740 you know the up the from the hemis you know from the equator on up and um we'll help where we can

00:34:33.720 south of that but it's mostly going to be that region of the world like south america north

00:34:38.960 america and so that's going to be our focus and um i think most america first people would very

00:34:46.000 much agree with that idea that we should be defending ourselves. We shouldn't be defending

00:34:50.320 Europe. That's not our priority. And, you know, any people that don't like what we're doing with

00:34:55.840 Israel might say we shouldn't be defending Israel. So I think we are moving in that direction. 1.00

00:35:00.680 Certainly you can argue that we're doing all this for Israel at this point, but I think,

00:35:04.380 you know, it does seem like very few other countries are coming to our aid when we need it.

00:35:11.640 And even when it is in their best interest to do so, because as Trump has pointed out,

00:35:18.120 we don't need this oil.

00:35:19.120 This is all your oil.

00:35:20.120 Like we, we've got plenty of oil on our side of the world.

00:35:23.440 And so, you know, go get your own oil, like do it, you know, so this is all for you.

00:35:28.060 So why don't you step up and do something?

00:35:30.520 Yeah.

00:35:31.520 But I also wanted to say to Owen that because I'm looking at some of the comments, you know,

00:35:39.000 this point here like this is this is i feel the same exact way ari also said in a response to this

00:35:45.600 because this is pertaining to what you're saying and and i think you guys might agree the world is

00:35:51.140 changing out of this war will come a new group of younger nations that understand real power and the

00:35:56.400 importance of strength the uae kuwait saudi arabia israel and eastern europe will emerge stronger

00:36:02.580 than ever western europe will continue to fall behind as for trump you don't have to like him

00:36:08.300 He often says things none of his predecessors would say, but don't underestimate the fact that the U.S. taxpayers are fed up with nations that don't pull their weight and then force our pilots to take risks and longer flights so we can rid the world from the menace that is Iran. 1.00

00:36:24.180 Today's Western European leaders would rather mollify Iran and pay them ransom, trade, than support the U.S.

00:36:32.500 Things are different today.

00:36:33.720 We all know it.

00:36:34.500 the uk france spain and italy despite its prime minister have earned the consequences that will

00:36:40.500 unfold they could have had could have and should have supported the u.s not as nato alliance but

00:36:46.280 as individual free nations all we wanted was overflight rights and full access to airfields

00:36:52.460 they've made their choices soon they'll see the results and i feel that way too and it's like

00:36:57.220 nato aside why wouldn't you want to help the u.s you know so like you want all of our money and

00:37:04.260 our support and when i mean the the countries you mentioned in western europe they don't act like

00:37:08.860 they're our allies they don't act like they're our friends and um you know we still treat them

00:37:15.460 like they're allies i think trump less so more recently but um you know it's not even just

00:37:21.460 military it's also with all the censorship and going after our tech companies and um you know

00:37:28.120 criticizing our politics and trying to interfere with our politics i know there were a lot of

00:37:32.700 people from the uk over here trying to keep trump from getting elected like it's just left and right

00:37:38.040 they're interfering with our things from their perspective they're not respecting our sovereignty

00:37:43.180 they're not respecting that we are a much stronger partner in all these things and they're just kind

00:37:49.080 of expecting to get special treatment just because what they have in the past and i think that's been

00:37:54.560 a big mistake administrations is that they just kind of let the world just you know use us however

00:38:01.400 they want. Yes. And we do everything for them, but they don't do anything for us. And they decide

00:38:06.060 when they want to step in and only when they feel like it. Yeah. I just think like, you know,

00:38:11.340 I'm not looking at it from like a news standpoint. I think most of us look at it from a pragmatic

00:38:17.460 kind of just what are we doing? You know, what are we doing? Like, so because of traditions or,

00:38:23.760 you know, EJ, I know this upsets you. I get it. But, you know, it's like the world's changing

00:38:30.280 and you have to change with it um you know if if those nations don't want to be supportive to

00:38:38.480 america you got to rethink your strategy so i like that trump formed the new coalition that i can

00:38:44.040 never remember peace what's it called board of peace board of peace i can never remember the 0.96

00:38:49.260 name like i i'm down with the board of peace like i'm all in for that because nato basically sucks 0.81

00:38:55.980 And they're all like, you know, and didn't we just hear, I shouldn't blurt this out because I don't know the details, but that Obama has some kind of like back room channel to NATO to thwart everything Trump was doing.

00:39:11.080 I just read about this, so I'm just putting that out there like a big matzo ball right now.

00:39:15.820 But, um, yeah, so it's all, it's all BS. It's another club, you know, it's just like another

00:39:21.100 club of grifters and, oh my God, where's my, my opinion sign. It's another club of grifters

00:39:29.080 and people on the take and money laundering and blah, blah, blah. Okay. So let's get the board

00:39:36.120 a piece where it seems like the focus of commerce is now in these other countries.

00:39:42.200 And I think we need to do that. And I saw somebody write also that, uh, you know, Scott would say

00:39:49.460 Russia, Russia's really like not our enemy. I mean, they're just another nation that loves

00:39:54.680 their country. Yeah. They got their wacky ways of doing stuff, but it's, you know, like, where

00:40:00.420 do you want to be not aligned, but who do you want to be working with in these situations?

00:40:04.300 Um, I don't know. It's, it was so dark, hilarious callback to my meatballs. It's a giant matzo

00:40:11.800 ball. If you know, you know. Okay, so let's wrap up, Iran. What else do you guys want to finish

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00:40:46.140 The Pope on Sunday in his Easter,

00:40:49.920 the Pope on Sunday in his Easter mass

00:40:54.040 asked for peace.

00:40:55.680 I am so shocked.

00:40:58.380 Yeah, that was my thing.

00:41:01.080 I don't know.

00:41:01.480 I mean, I think, you know,

00:41:02.600 certainly Trump is trying to leave everything on the table.

00:41:04.940 he's trying to have every tool in the toolbox to get this to an end and i think that's his

00:41:11.800 overall objective is to just finish this in a good way my guess is it won't be another 45 days

00:41:18.000 but we'll have to see what happens with the negotiations and whether or not they're real or

00:41:21.700 not and what kind of deal is struck and whether or not they even have control over their own country

00:41:26.900 because i think right now they might be pretty splintered you know i know one of the recent

00:41:30.580 attacks said they took out 20 more of their leadership so it's kind of like just peeling

00:41:34.620 back layers until you get somebody that's willing to make a deal um but i think you know that to me

00:41:40.220 is the strategy is to just say okay if we can't deal with those people let's take them out and

00:41:45.920 find a new group to work with and um you know so it is kind of uncertain as to where it goes from

00:41:52.580 here um because trump certainly has said you know we're a day away from dropping bombs under power

00:42:00.600 plants but um you know if i had to guess it'll get delayed again or they'll say they made some

00:42:06.360 deal and it'll get delayed for some other reason um but you know maybe not we'll see because at

00:42:12.200 some point trump has to pull the trigger and say okay you didn't do it and i gotta show you that

00:42:16.780 i mean business um and so he may start dropping bombs on power plants we'll see

00:42:20.780 all right and why a rock star says best pope ever okay scott and that's who the best pope was

00:42:33.020 apparently we did get rid of the uh or we apprehended the relatives of soleimani who

00:42:38.300 were living in the united states some for some reason a couple of um relatives of of general

00:42:45.660 Soleimani, his grandniece, who was 25, and I think her mother, I think, was somehow promoting

00:42:52.640 Iran within the country, within the United States.

00:42:55.320 So they had their green cards revoked, and they're no longer being able to fly around

00:43:01.780 with their private jets and do whatever else they were doing here.

00:43:04.060 So it looks like they were living it up in the United States, which I don't understand

00:43:07.940 why they were able to do that.

00:43:09.300 But I don't know how they got green cards.

00:43:11.320 but um you know it's uh it's a problem and um so yeah yeah you can buy your green card

00:43:21.300 for a million or so dollars so maybe that um but i know they have some kind of vetting though

00:43:27.360 that they're not going to do it for a relative of a terrorist but well i mean again you should

00:43:35.340 not be punished for who your relatives are and they are still being processed that they have not

00:43:42.140 yet been um you know they're still in there's supposed to be hearings regarding their deportation

00:43:49.180 uh to back to rand and i think that they would be killed during iran the way that they wear mini

00:43:54.700 skirts and wear their dresses and all that so they're not very um how would you say orthodox

00:44:02.940 or very traditional Islam-wearing women. 0.76

00:44:09.280 So I don't know.

00:44:11.340 Their allegations were made that they sided with the killing of Americans in Iran.

00:44:24.080 But, you know, there's freedom of speech, all sorts of things.

00:44:28.340 So I—

00:44:29.540 You know what, though, Marcella?

00:44:30.540 Just wait and see.

00:44:30.940 I love you for having these takes. Okay. Yes. Like, cause I just don't have like that kind of,

00:44:38.320 um, nature in me for terrorist family members coming to America, but like go to another country, 0.98

00:44:46.420 but don't come to the country that your family screams death to. There's a million other places

00:44:53.000 they could go. Don't come here. That's, that's how I feel. Like I'm sure they'll go to France 0.56

00:44:57.320 or somewhere else go to france go to france amazing i i just you know for me i'm i agree

00:45:03.200 with you they probably would be killed um if they went back there but don't come here don't 0.90

00:45:10.100 there's just no reason to come to the country don't come here and start siding with the igrc 0.88

00:45:15.780 and saying death to america and promoting that sort of agenda i mean that's that's the big

00:45:20.460 Well, that's the allegations that were made.

00:45:22.480 It's still not proven in court.

00:45:25.680 Well, I mean, we'll see.

00:45:27.300 But I think...

00:45:28.340 We're all full.

00:45:29.340 We're all full.

00:45:30.120 We're full of terrorism already.

00:45:31.820 It's enough.

00:45:32.960 Again, I always think people are innocent or proven guilty.

00:45:36.140 I know.

00:45:36.580 I love you.

00:45:37.540 Corporations are different.

00:45:39.140 But I mean, the same thing, I do believe in the system that we have.

00:45:44.180 So regardless of where that system leads to in regards to somebody I don't like,

00:45:49.920 i still believe the system needs to remain okay so marcella you're the person in 2023 that gets

00:45:56.500 to decide do they get their green cards or not and you know that they're relatives yeah that's

00:46:01.760 when they got the green cards under biden so do you give them their green cards it all depends

00:46:08.440 on how they came in i i would not know how they came in under what program uh the they came in

00:46:14.660 under a student visa in 2015 yeah but then how do you get from student visa to a permanent green

00:46:21.860 card maybe it was through marriage biden said here's your green card again i would need to have

00:46:28.140 more information and i could look into it further but that's that's what they would need to look

00:46:33.380 into is how do they get permanent residence i feel very strongly about it you guys because

00:46:39.340 i was a permanent resident then i became a u.s citizen for um a country to kick you out there

00:46:46.020 has to be a reason for it and the reason to to say oh i support this and verbally say it and

00:46:55.340 not actually do it you have freedom of speech and i think you shouldn't be able to be picky

00:47:00.840 as a country you know so like i'm assuming you know your family wasn't some like terrorist

00:47:09.080 bombing death to America cult. So I feel differently about you and most people, but

00:47:16.000 Iran, there's a lot of countries in between Iran and America and a lot that they aren't screaming

00:47:22.400 death to this country. Go to that country. That's all I'm saying. I think that there's exceptions

00:47:28.440 to everything. It shouldn't be so black and white. I don't know if it's that black and white. I mean,

00:47:32.960 i can't i can't imagine i just can't imagine americans citizens being okay with that you know

00:47:42.320 of all the people that you want to accept and give green cards to it's not them there's a million

00:47:48.000 other people that didn't grow up hating our country so i don't know i feel a lot of americans

00:47:55.600 they hate america you know it's not like we're citizens well that's the thing like um when

00:48:02.960 you're a permanent resident you're almost a citizen so there are certain rights that you have uh

00:48:08.640 again the the right to freedom of speech you have and so i foresee there being issues in regards to

00:48:17.360 them being imported now the secretary of state uh has certain powers um to be able to decide what

00:48:25.600 that is and you know it's it's basically marco deciding that but you know i still believe in

00:48:34.480 the system that we have and to have certain rules of law you know obviously i'm a lawyer

00:48:43.280 So, you know, it'll all pan out if if they really are truly terrorist or terrorist adjacent, then they will they will be deported for the right reasons.

00:48:56.400 Mm hmm. All right. So Marcella will look into it more.

00:48:59.300 And, you know, Marcella won't become their attorney.

00:49:02.660 Marcella has a unique perspective, one, because she's a legal immigrant, and also because she's 1.00

00:49:14.280 an attorney. And third, because she lives in California. I always give you the California.

00:49:21.920 So Marcella will look into it more. And it's so okay, you guys, to disagree with Marcella's

00:49:28.220 opinion and you know maybe because i am a natural born citizen you know and i am like fully american

00:49:35.820 i see it different who in this crowd has not had relatives they disagree with i mean exactly like

00:49:42.780 sometimes we come from parents that are very liberal not that i did but i'm saying like

00:49:48.380 you know you you're born into where you're born you don't decide you know and so

00:49:53.580 i mean i i don't know just necessarily because my dad was this person then i become that person you

00:50:02.060 know not necessarily because then they would have stayed behind in iran and being like served by all

00:50:07.660 these servants and so on and so forth so i'm just like everybody out there whoever has relatives

00:50:14.780 or who has parents that they don't get along with or or an uncle an aunt or whatever it's that's

00:50:20.860 kind of like imagine yourself being judged by those people yeah but i gotta say okay so like

00:50:26.860 if i'm having a house party and it's like hey come on in and then it's like hey listen like

00:50:33.420 my whole family like just destroyed this other are you inviting your family i mean i'm gonna be

00:50:39.900 like you know what there's other house parties you can go to and you're not coming in this one

00:50:44.860 so like that's just how i feel about my country it's like listen go to another country you just

00:50:49.020 don't have to come here i agree don't go back to iran no bueno for you but you can't come here

00:50:55.820 that's all i'm saying i'm not saying they should go back to iran they just shouldn't come here 0.77

00:51:00.220 oh my lord oh and so uh trump endorsed uh on that note trump endorsed steve hilton for california

00:51:07.580 governor because some people are saying that me being from california is being held against me

00:51:13.580 i always did that to scott and i always said it to marcella you guys for years and years

00:51:20.780 scott and marcella in my opinion would have these like takes on things that i felt like the rest of

00:51:26.620 the country didn't and i'm like is this like a california thing like you guys are on another

00:51:30.860 planet so i always have to inject the california because

00:51:35.660 well california is a state and um and trump endorsed steve hilton california um it is also

00:51:47.100 a disability that i learned right now that i am california disabled um and that trump at one

00:51:56.220 like 1 30 in the morning he never sleeps i i want his energy i mean he his birthday's gonna come up

00:52:04.380 soon he's in his almost 80s you know and he i i just want his energy like that that's one thing

00:52:12.860 but he he was you know i could picture him with his phone like you know not that he probably does

00:52:19.500 it with his phone but i could just see him like okay and now i'm gonna endorse him i'm gonna

00:52:23.100 endorse him so he endorsed steve hilton who probably some of you know was a fox news uh

00:52:29.660 He had a contributor and he had a show on Fox news on the weekends.

00:52:34.660 And, um, basically he said that, you know, because California is done for people are

00:52:41.660 fleeing, crime is increasing, taxes are the highest of any state in the country.

00:52:45.660 This is from his truth posts.

00:52:47.660 Um, and so he said that he has known and respected Steve Hilton who is running for

00:52:52.660 governor of California for many years.

00:52:54.660 He's truly a fine man.

00:52:55.660 of california for many years he's truly a fine man one who has watched at this once great state 1.00

00:53:01.580 has gone has gone to hell gavin gavin gavin new scum new scum he's new scum not old scum okay 0.99

00:53:19.500 and the americas have done an absolutely horrendous job people are fleeing crime is 1.00

00:53:24.860 and crazy i already read that steve can turn it around before it's too late and as president i

00:53:30.060 will help him to do so with federal help okay um and a great governor like steve hilton california

00:53:39.420 can be better than ever before steve hilton has my complete and total endorsement and as some of you

00:53:44.860 know um he'll be he'll make great governor and and will never let you down but as some of you

00:53:51.420 president Donald J. Trump, as some of you know, Steve Hilton is also an immigrant. He's from

00:53:57.580 England originally, I think. Yeah, he has the UK. Yeah, UK. And so he has a different perspective

00:54:12.060 than your American born governor. So he he chose California. He chose America,

00:54:21.100 And so he wants to better California. Now, I was telling Erica earlier in the green room, as we would call it, that this is not good for Steve Hilton to be endorsed by Trump in California, that this is probably going to lead to possibly him not being elected.

00:54:42.860 Although he is number one right now in the polls, as well as Chad Bianco, who I know, he is also a Republican candidate for governor, and he is also number two.

00:55:02.280 so how it would work and joel has talked about it too bad that joel couldn't be here right now

00:55:07.280 but he talked about how there could be two republicans running um for the for the candidacy

00:55:14.780 for governor yeah i think the way the process works is whoever is that are the top two get

00:55:19.860 under the final ballot and then yes it's based on that top two so um i think part of the issue

00:55:27.300 on the democrat side is there's something like six different democrats running so they're splitting

00:55:31.320 their vote between all of them and i don't think i even want to drop out um eric swallows in there

00:55:37.400 is adam schiff also running i don't remember but yeah swallow might be done now yeah i don't know

00:55:44.480 i mean he certainly has a lot of scandals hitting them we'll talk about it tomorrow that's

00:55:47.880 interesting but i think you know he he has his um residency scandal he's got the fang fang thing 0.76

00:55:53.500 where there may be some documents released and he's got questions about his campaign finances

00:55:58.020 ladies man the third person in in in the running is katie porter oh and then there's eric swalbo

00:56:05.840 and then there's uh tom steyer um isn't katie porter the one that had the meltdown in their 0.96

00:56:14.960 interview yeah she's screaming yeah she's i thought her name was karen 0.95

00:56:19.840 may as well be but yeah i i think uh you know they all have problems that on that side and i 0.96

00:56:27.920 think that's part of the issue but i think it's also that they can't get their crap together to

00:56:32.960 decide who they're going to run because if they had won they probably would be in the top two

00:56:37.100 but um you know if they stick with it and fight each other to the end then that might be the

00:56:43.340 perfect result and we'll end up with a republican governor and i don't know if that's exactly why

00:56:47.460 reagan was able to win but um it may be a repeat of that where you end up with a republican

00:56:53.200 governor just because the democrats keep fighting each other the democrats yeah and these are like

00:57:01.120 a lot of the democrat politicians are the designated liars so it's interesting most of

00:57:08.300 them do seem to come from california um yeah i just wanted to to add um well not to this story

00:57:15.680 i'm going to the next one artemis 2 does a moon flyby today so they're gonna get they're gonna

00:57:22.560 be the furthest out than any other humans ever um even compared to apollo 13 and they're gonna 0.97

00:57:29.520 there's gonna be a press conference today at 1 p.m let's go east coast time at the same time

00:57:35.200 I think President Trump is speaking in the press with the press secretary.

00:57:45.540 So I don't know how that's.

00:57:46.600 Maybe he'll bring it live.

00:57:49.400 That would be cool.

00:57:50.500 Well, the 1 p.m. press conference that's obviously going to go forward.

00:57:55.740 Before that, there's the, what is it, the Easter egg rollout or whatever it's called.

00:58:03.220 I don't know where you look for eggs.

00:58:04.700 can we get biden back for entertainment purposes i know and the bunny didn't biden get lost and

00:58:10.660 the bunny had to grab him or something like that is that it's one of his staffers in the bunny

00:58:14.640 costume and he was rallying you know railing him back in because he was getting kind of out of

00:58:19.140 control oh yeah this reminds me um so then later on okay so this whole thing about the moon flyby

00:58:26.800 it's going to take time it's not just going to be on one o'clock it's going to be from one o'clock

00:58:30.540 to 9 20 pm so um and this is east coast time so it's gonna be but there is a time between 6 45

00:58:39.180 and 7 25 where they're gonna lose they're gonna go to the dark side of the moon and they're gonna

00:58:45.500 lose connection allegedly yeah what is that come on it's not alleged um what do you mean oh you

00:58:55.100 You mean on the dark side of the moon?

00:58:57.480 No, yes.

00:58:58.280 No, they are.

00:58:59.040 They are.

00:58:59.420 I mean, that's the mission.

00:59:00.420 I believe it's happening.

00:59:01.520 But I think, you know, there's certainly plenty of conspiracy theories around this whole thing.

00:59:06.040 And the fun one to me was a recent one where they said that they had trained all these astronauts to take good notes by observing things because apparently they don't have good enough cameras to capture the dark side of the moon.

00:59:20.280 So they're just going to be looking at it like they're looking at a basketball at arm's length.

00:59:24.680 that's the size of the moon from where they're going to be and they're just going to be observing

00:59:28.620 the dark side of the moon and taking good notes and i just thought that was ridiculous it's like

00:59:33.980 what do you mean you don't have good enough cameras come on there's got to be some technology

00:59:37.860 there where you could just snap a bunch of good it's like a fbi flyby we just take notes we don't

00:59:42.800 record anything we're just taking notes really no no no uh no footage well i don't know there

00:59:49.420 may be pictures there may be video you know i don't know what time of day it is and how much

00:59:53.600 sunlight's going to be hitting the dark side of the moon. Cause it's not really a dark side. It's

00:59:57.120 just the backside. Like there, you know, depending on the time of day, there is sunlight that would

01:00:01.160 hit it. But, um, you know, it's, it's just kind of ridiculous to me that they would even say that,

01:00:06.940 but they would even say we trained our astronauts to take good notes so they can just, you know,

01:00:12.160 tell us what it looked like as opposed to actually seeing it. God bless. I mean, listen,

01:00:17.080 I hope it's all true. And I hope, I hope everything, I hope everything, I hope it's

01:00:22.220 great. I hope we can go there. I hope I can move there one day soon, honestly, and that it's a lot

01:00:28.460 more like America than America. I'm ready to go to the moon. So send me Elon, send me NASA.

01:00:33.240 So, so get to, uh, get an iPad, uh, get two iPads or two screens because you're going to be

01:00:40.900 watching president Trump at one o'clock and also the NASA stream. And we'll fill you in all about

01:00:47.180 it so we're at 11 o'clock let's go or one hour let's go okay you guys listen we will be back

01:00:54.380 tomorrow we do have guests lined up this week and i will fill you in as we go so just stay tuned

01:01:02.460 stay connected on um x with us where is my mug it's right in front of me like literally where

01:01:08.380 was it gonna go i've been sitting right here okay so the dementia cat might have taken it

01:01:12.980 I know. I'm so Monday-ish today. Good Lord. You guys, a closing sip to all of you,

01:01:19.960 to our beloved Shelly, to our beloved Scott. We will meet again tomorrow morning and let's go

01:01:25.880 out there and be useful and keep us posted on things going on. Check out American Debunk's

01:01:31.860 X handle and we'll be back with all sorts of fun stuff tomorrow. Okay? Love you guys. To Scott.

01:01:38.640 to Scott be useful

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