00:00:00.000In 2025, the majority of domestic terrorism attacks that happened here in America, the individuals cited the atrocities in Gaza and American support for Israel in carrying out those atrocities as a reason why they committed a terror attack and killed Americans here in the U.S.
00:00:16.460I think we're going to see something similar because of what happened in Iran.
00:00:19.600Also, al-Qaeda and ISIS are still out there, and we have had to take a lot of pressure off of them because of this war in Iran.0.64
00:00:26.840There's only so many resources, and we're pushing a lot of them against the Iranians right now.0.71
00:00:31.300This has been, you know, heyday for Al-Qaeda and ISIS.1.00
00:00:56.840blowback terrorism not necessarily a uh sleeper cell or a coordinated group but people consuming0.52
00:01:04.300things on social media and radicalizing themselves because we're pretty good at picking up you know
00:01:09.260cells communicating with each other or sending operatives from the middle east over to here
00:01:13.300we're pretty good at intercepting that we still really don't have a way to identify when someone
00:01:18.900has been radicalized to the point where they're going to go conduct a violent act by themselves
00:01:22.420That's why you're seeing a lot of Al-Qaeda and a lot of ISIS propaganda being targeted at just inspiring lone wolves, essentially, to go out and attack.
00:01:31.380Step one of Trump getting us out of this war, and I've said this from the time that I resigned, is restraining the Israelis.0.98
00:01:36.400And I think there's three key steps there.0.97
00:01:38.360Number one, you have to say to the Israelis, we are changing our relationship with you and start taking away some of the support that we give them.0.98
00:01:43.880And I mean physically removing some of the air defense capabilities that we have in Israel right now.0.90
00:01:48.420This is going to force the Israelis to take their resources and focus on defense and not0.66
00:01:53.780offense, taking away their ability to reach into Iran consistently, take away the refuelers that0.61
00:01:59.400we give the Israelis. Then I think President Trump needs to say to the lame duck Republicans,
00:02:03.880and the lame duck Republicans who have an eye on 28 making up some of the ground they've lost,
00:02:08.360they should be proactively saying, we're not going to pass the NDAA with 219. We're not going to pass
00:02:13.800the Intel Authorization Act with Section 266 in it because they actually want to actually have a
00:02:18.320political future. Trump should say he won't sign the NDAA with those provisions inside of it.
00:02:24.240And then the third and final step, and he needs to do this very, very quickly,
00:02:27.200he needs to recall Ambassador Huckabee and recall Ambassador Huckabee's entire team
00:02:31.180and fire them and put actually America First people there who understand that their job0.81
00:02:36.220is to restrain the Israelis, to make sure the Israelis do not suck us into any more conflicts.0.85
00:02:41.780None of this is going to be easy. But again, President Trump was sent a very clear mandate on Tuesday. And even the vice president acknowledged that our relationship with Israel is bleeding Republican support. We lost because President Trump betrayed his voters and his voters turned out to vote. But they voted for the Democrats because they were mad. They voted out of spite and they voted out of spite because President Trump betrayed them. It's really that simple.0.95
00:03:06.080I mean, J.D. Vance said that, you know, in his tweet yesterday morning because he knew there was no avoiding it like the MAGA base turned out, but they turned out and they voted for the Democrats. Now, why did they do that? Did they all suddenly wake up and become woke and they wanted open borders and all this other nonsense? No, of course not. There's no stronger emotion, I don't think, than being betrayed by somebody that you love.
00:03:26.180and president trump was loved by his base and he spent two years betraying them and rubbing it in
00:03:32.280their nose and on tuesday all of them went to the like the vast majority of them either went to the
00:03:36.240polls or sat it out but a lot of them went to the polls and they pulled the trigger and they voted
00:03:40.100for the democrats this wasn't america all of a sudden deciding that like they love the party of
00:03:44.620hakeem jeffries and aoc that's nonsense those ideas have been like widely rejected they were
00:03:49.260widely rejected in 2024 if you look at the new democrat candidates who actually did win if you
00:03:54.480listen to them without knowing who they were. They sound like Trump in 2016. Listen to the new
00:03:58.720John Ossoff. Listen to the things that he says. Abdul Syed, his most viral clips is him talking
00:04:03.220about how our taxpayer dollars should go to fixing the roads here in America and not bombing people
00:04:08.380overseas. Like this is vintage Trump stuff. Back in the Central Texas Command Center,
00:04:14.520deep behind enemy lines, it's Alex Jones. And once again, you are the Paul Revere's.
00:04:22.180Share the links and spread the word of this historic broadcast.
00:06:20.900But instead of me asking the first questions, I'm going to just sit here and, like, put a sock in my mouth.
00:06:26.360Spend five, ten minutes on your assessment with all of your background and street smarts and the former head of the Counterterrorism Center about where America is, where the world is, and what is front and center for you to continue this republic on, which I believe 250 years in, no empire has ever survived longer than this.
00:06:43.180We hit our expiration date if we don't reinvent ourselves.
00:06:46.260What are the main threats to this republic, sir?0.98
00:06:47.920i think the main threat is president trump listening to the fools in his ear who got us0.97
00:06:53.940into this war who are telling him you know now you have no political restraints whatsoever now0.97
00:06:58.520is the time to go all in on iran or or even the ones who may seem moderate that are saying we'll
00:07:03.960just keep the blockade on i think president trump should listen to what the american people told him
00:07:09.680in a resounding voice on tuesday that they do not support this war and they want him to get out of
00:07:15.360the war. I mean, we spent the last eight months debating, should we be in the war? Was the war
00:07:19.900necessary, et cetera? It doesn't even matter at this point. The American people answered that
00:07:24.420for us. So President Trump can really just say, hey, I'm going to listen to what the people told
00:07:28.220us on Tuesday night, and I'm going to end this war. Because if he doesn't, the Israelis are0.96
00:07:32.840going to put forward a full court press to get us into this war in a way we can't extract ourselves0.85
00:07:38.280from. We have a sweet spot right now, but every minute that goes by that he is not diligently
00:07:44.100working to get our troops out of the region and our blockade out of there and just to be done
00:07:48.160with this war. We are risking dangerous, dangerous escalation. We don't know what the Israelis are
00:07:52.640going to do. They have a contentious environment, too. Bibi's trying to form a coalition government.
00:07:57.080Eisenkot is kind of doing his thing with the Arab parties, trying to form a coalition government as
00:08:01.020well. But regardless of who's in charge in Israel, their strategic objective is to take down the0.83
00:08:05.860Iranian regime. They can't do that without us deeply engaged in this war. So again, President0.94
00:08:11.460Trump should really listen to what Vice President Vance put out in that tweet yesterday when he
00:08:14.940said, like, we acknowledge why we lost this raise, why we lost the House and the Senate in a sweeping
00:08:19.620landslide, and just get us out of this war. What I really want President Trump to understand is
00:08:24.520that he has over two years to reset his legacy and to walk us back from this disaster. He needs
00:08:30.780to work every single minute diligently to get us out of this disaster. He's going to have to fire
00:08:35.800some people that are around him, the gatekeepers, the folks who got us into this, and he's got to
00:08:39.360kick out all of the voices that got us into this war and just focus on the American people.
00:09:06.020And then we have a major movement on Section 219, and we have top Israeli leaders, including Netanyahu's opposition, saying, no, we think we'll get the defense authorization passed.
00:09:20.600When you read it, it's literally a merger of our systems, very treasonous.
00:09:24.960So Israel and AIPAC's playing possum, saying, oh, we'll no longer be involved from a few months ago with Massey bragging, no, we run the show.
00:09:32.000So on the surface, they're acting like they know they've got a problem.
00:09:35.120But I still don't think they're going to give up
00:15:50.160I talked to a lawyer of a senator, and they said,
00:15:52.320no, they are proposing nukes to the Congress.
00:15:56.320And reportedly Obama said, okay, so they're wanting Trump to make this mistake, which I think is insanely, they're even getting Democrats to the table, as Tucker said.
00:16:06.040I've confirmed a bunch of what Tucker said, which I already know Tucker's pure integrity.
00:16:09.340They could be lying to Tucker, but I don't see that.
00:16:24.040I mean, look, I don't think you need any kind of like access like Tucker has the White House and some people attack Tucker and say he doesn't have access anymore.0.76
00:16:31.380And if people just step back and they look at how limited our military options are in Iran, you very quickly arrive at the use of nuclear weapons.
00:16:40.780So the president is going to go to the Pentagon.
00:16:41.860And look, I go out of my way not to talk to anybody anymore.0.60
00:16:45.960Not everybody's a Green Beret superhero.0.67
00:16:48.320Explain in threat escalation and in war when people are given orders to follow all that's left is nukes to, quote, secure the mission.
00:16:55.480So explain that to people a little bit, how that works.
00:16:57.860Well, I mean, especially right now, I mean, the president, if he could achieve a military victory inside Iran by just dropping a bunch of bombs, he'd continue to do it.
00:17:05.720But he's already basically run that to its conclusion, and it hasn't worked.
00:17:11.060So he's going to go back to the Pentagon. He's going to say, guys, what else can I do? And they're going to say, well, boss, you can bomb the same stuff you bombed before. Maybe you do bridges and power plants. And he's going to say, OK, but what else do I have? What can really create a big effect? And that's where the Pentagon is going to say, like, we've got nothing else, but we do have these nuclear weapons. And especially if you look at a target and the Israelis have gotten us fixated on this stupid pickaxe mountain because they say there's more nuclear material under there. And it's, you know, whatever, a mile deep.
00:17:35.120As if the Iranians haven't taken it out. Sorry, go ahead.1.00
00:17:38.140Right now, exactly. Look, the Israelis did a great job of getting us to chase around the nuclear dust. And every time we think that we've obliterated the capability or the highly enriched uranium, they come back and they're like, no, no, no, it's not in Fordow or Natanz. It's been moved to Pickaxe Mountain.0.97
00:17:53.020And so now the Pentagon can say like, OK, we have a tactical nuke. It's not as big and as clumsy as some of these other nuclear weapons. It could penetrate Pickaxe Mountain. And then maybe that gives President Trump the final big boom that he wants to say that he finally won. The Israelis will tell him this. I think another scenario, too, though, is that the Israelis then come in and say, look, don't you worry about getting yourself politically dirty. We'll do it for you. You've already publicly said that we're moving apart, that you're not going to you're not going to fund us anymore. We will do the dirty work for you.
00:18:22.580I think they could come in and say the same thing, too, about bombing the civilian infrastructure, the bridges, the power plants, the water desalienization stations.0.97
00:18:31.340And then in which case, like, again, the Iranians are going to react.0.95
00:18:34.500They are going to absolutely throw the kitchen sink at our Gulf neighbors.1.00
00:18:51.100The Israelis – the Iranians have said clearly that they're not going to accept this new norm that's between war and peace where they occasionally get struck and then we call timeout whenever we want to stop attacking.0.82
00:19:02.780They have basically said like if they get the indication that we're going to hit them, they're going to kick off the war with no restriction.0.67
00:19:08.360So they're going to hit our bases, which I think have mostly been cleared of personnel.
00:19:11.780However, we still do have bases in the region.
00:19:14.800And if they're able to and they've proven they have the capability to hit our ships, I mean that's going to be a mass casualty incident.
00:19:20.480But also, they are going to light up the Gulf energy infrastructure in a way that is going to rapidly increase the economic pressure and the economic rest that America and the rest of the world is under.0.52
00:19:31.580And as you said months ago, they covered up the level of damage, the infrastructure in our bases.
00:21:11.900However, look, at the end of the day, the buck stops with the president that by and large, I would say that Pete Hegseth has done what the president has asked him to do.
00:21:20.720And if we actually are looking for people that deserve a lot of blame for this, it is the folks that were in the intelligence community that were allowing Mossad and Israeli intelligence to bypass the director of national intelligence and go right to the president.
00:21:33.160And I'm mostly talking about John Ratcliffe and Marco Rubio, who took Israeli propaganda intelligence and fed it to the president as if it was American intelligence.
00:22:27.080Look, throughout this entire spin that we've been going through in this administration, from the time the Israelis first proposed this until we got into the war in February, we in the intelligence community consistently saw the Mossad bypass the typical liaison relationships and go directly to Ratcliffe, go directly to Rubio, key members of the Israeli government going directly to Rubio, going directly to Ratcliffe, and saying things about killing the mullah, all the propaganda that Trump got sold.
00:22:56.540And then when we would look at a lot of this data to see if this was actually backed up by any reporting that we had from the Israelis or from anyone else, it just didn't exist.
00:23:04.900This is why you saw a public discrepancy when DNI Gabbard testified in front of Congress between what DNI Gabbard said and what director of the CIA John Ratcliffe said publicly to Congress because DNI Gabbard was saying what the consensus of 18 intelligence agencies were saying.
00:23:21.920ratcliffe and and rubio were basically carrying water for the israelis and we shouldn't be
00:23:28.120surprised by this we've got the head of apac bragging on tape that they helped get rubio
00:23:32.460ratcliffe and waltz their jobs in the in the trump administration so i if we're going to you
00:23:37.460know start playing the blame game number one president trump does need to be held accountable
00:23:41.920for this like he he is a smart man the buck stops there but who came and the buck has to stop with
00:23:47.040him who did this yeah and and so exactly we're finally seeing pressure on israel on the surface0.65
00:23:52.700but we've got to press that and not go back to sleep because we think they're going to give up
00:23:56.780we're insane but but but absolutely so who are the other villains because listen you never defend
00:24:01.600yourself you've been so classy when you got attacked called qatari agent all that you and
00:24:06.140i'm not trying to get you to be meaner but i'm just saying i've i've gone after people before
00:24:10.860that i learned were right later i apologized and brought them back or you know said how can i help
00:24:15.000You haven't been wrong a lot, but I've been wrong a few times in my life.
00:24:17.300And I'm like, I want to make it better.
00:24:19.240And I know you don't even want this, but Trump should call you and apologize to you.
00:26:58.720He's got to get us out of the war, restrain Israel, et cetera.0.92
00:27:01.420And I just hope, like, as for those of us who've been critical of Trump, especially those of us who are from the inside, who are from the MAGA movement, like, we've been vindicated.
00:27:14.000Let's talk about what you would do if you were Trump.
00:27:15.600And I'm going to get Brian Morello's take on that, too.
00:27:16.860And then look at domestic, this huge political realignment, the Democrats calling for violence when the Democrats can't deliver all the free goodies.
00:27:36.640All nations, all nations, this is Obama.
00:27:40.460For region Alpha, for region Bravo, for region Charlie,
00:27:46.180with me, Arrow, Arrow, Lima, Gulf, Joe, Sam Rao.
00:27:53.860The world is more dangerous, says Britain's defense secretary.
00:27:56.740The U.K. is sending jets to Saudi Arabia, telling families at home to stock up.
00:28:01.060A new doomsday plan called Fortress preps military bases to keep forces operational in the event of a major attack that cripples power grids and other critical infrastructure.
00:28:11.640It's a global war which knocks out power grids, cripple supply chains and cuts off military bases.
00:28:17.720Other allies, including the U.K., have been warning their populations to stockpile 90 days of food and water just in case.
00:28:25.060Every major military installation in the continental U.S. would be expected to operate independently for at least 90 days.
00:28:32.780The Pentagon is preparing every major U.S. military base to survive 90 days without outside support.
00:28:40.120No civilian power grid, no global supply chains, no outside fuel or water.
00:28:44.620Experts agree America's next major war could reach U.S. soil through cyber attacks, drones and long range weapons.
00:28:51.380That's a lot of messages about stocking up at home.
00:28:55.380So I don't know if it's next week or next month or next year,
00:28:57.640but when you have the Pentagon gearing up for this
00:28:59.620and for the first time activating the COG systems,
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00:30:05.780All right, I want to shift with Joe Kent to domestic terrorism, the left, and this big political realignment where people are just desperately hitting buttons.
00:30:16.320They went with 1776, Trump went sideways.
00:30:18.940Now people are wanting socialism and communism and just larger pictures.
00:30:23.240But there is a lot of integrity left in this country.
00:30:26.420And we have to realize that if populist, nationalist, whatever you want to call us, just Americans,
00:30:34.040if we just get mad and take our ball home and sit here and let the communists run around,
00:35:00.180And the American president can do that because whenever he leaves and whatever he says, that's just the way it is.
00:35:06.580That's the advice Trump gave to Bush, and it was actually solid advice.
00:35:09.080And I would say to President Trump, think of how history would remember George Bush if at this point in the Iraq war he would have just picked up and left.
00:35:16.480It would just be like a footnote in the Bush administration.
00:35:24.120because the Epstein files? I know. So why, why isn't he? And so if we look at the full scope
00:35:28.220of why Trump could be just like locked into this and he can't say no to the Israelis, I mean,
00:35:32.420there's a couple of different ways you can go there. Some will say like, you know, maybe the0.69
00:35:35.780Epstein files, they have dirt on them. I kind of think that that would have come out by now,
00:35:38.880if that was the case. However, when I look at the fact that the president was almost assassinated
00:35:44.080twice, we weren't allowed to fully look into, especially Butler. Those of us that look into
00:35:48.560Butler, I know, I know Brianna did as well, for sure. We were told there's nothing to see here.
00:35:52.820And then it comes out that, you know, Thomas Crooks was in communication with designated terrorists. He was communicating with them online. We were told the Iranians had something to do with it. When I looked into that, oh, that was just the FBI and a confidential human source.
00:36:06.340And the president, at one point in time, he was very curious about what took place in Butler, especially the FBI and the Iranian angle.
00:36:12.860But then suddenly he was no longer curious about it.
00:36:16.180And then as we're deliberating going into the war, one of the war's biggest critics, Charlie Kirk, is publicly assassinated.
00:37:04.760notice they haven't disputed this i talked to two people tb usa highest level and they said yeah we
00:37:08.880we know we didn't kill him we're being blamed there's all these trainees saying he'll be dead
00:37:12.620in a few days we asked why aren't you investigating them is it well we think they're involved but we
00:37:15.920can't prove it so we're not looking at that so we know there was a cover-up of investigating with
00:37:22.040some pings here and i don't want you to speculate and like to speculate but a year plus into charlie
00:37:26.840kirk's murder this really hurt trump um and the whole thing that got picked up why what do you
00:37:33.540really think was going on there i don't know but as we're trying to determine why trump's making
00:37:38.960these decisions i think we have to factor in everything the assassinations the public breaches
00:37:42.460of his security the assassination of one of his closest political allies and then you know as you
00:37:47.560pointed out like when we looked into the the potential foreign ties into the charlie kirk
00:37:51.240assassination you know the fbi doj promptly moved in to say no no we've got our guy it was it was
00:37:56.540one guy he shot him on the roof because you know he didn't like something that charlie said about
00:38:00.320Can you speak to that meeting, or is it just all classified?
00:38:03.040You can't, because that's what I was told about.
00:38:04.580No, I mean, most of it's been publicly reported.
00:38:07.740There were several different times where the FBI and us, and we would have, starting with the Butler investigation, I was a bit at odds with the FBI.
00:38:14.260And same thing with the Charlie Kirk investigation.
00:38:16.360Initially, the FBI asked us for our help, National Counterterrorism Center, because that's our role, to look for the foreign ties.
00:38:22.100We did, and there was a lot that I wanted to look into, simply because Charlie Kirk was an international figure.
00:38:27.560And so I said, hey, we've got a lot of work that we're going to do.
00:38:42.300And then we did have a meeting where, you know, Kash Patel and Pam Bondi and Todd Blanche said, you need to stop.
00:38:48.800You know, the vice president was in charge of the meeting.
00:38:51.620Even though you and Tulsi Grabber's congressional mandate was to do that.
00:38:57.560Yeah, we're well within our statute. I mean, people can look at what our statute was. Dan Bongino has said, like, no, NCTC doesn't have that role. NCTC is part of every single joint terrorism task force that the FBI leads in many cases.
00:39:09.580The National Counterterrorism Center is not supposed to be involved in terrorism?
00:39:15.740And look, most people who even who don't have an investigative background or understand law enforcement or terrorism, like the fact that we're just told that, hey, one guy killed Charlie Kirk when we had people that were publicly posting online ahead of his assassination that Charlie was going to die that day.
00:39:31.320So there's like a lot of really common sense things.
00:39:33.980See, we told you he'd be dead five minutes after.
00:39:42.780And look, again, Charlie was a very, very international person. He was a very public person. There was a lot that we needed to look into. There was, I mean, people have gotten really fixated and said crazy things about the Egyptian planes, but there was Egyptian planes that were here at the behest of the Egyptian government that were parked nearby.
00:39:59.800There was foreigners, you know, potentially in the crowd and around there.
00:40:03.580There was just a lot of angles for us to continue to run down.0.99
00:40:06.560And I wasn't satisfied with any of the answers that we had.
00:40:09.040And I wanted to keep pushing on the investigation.
00:40:11.340And that's where the FBI and DOJ said, no, you're going to mess up the case against the
00:40:14.260gunman, which look, the gunman was the guy they arrested, Tyler Robinson.
00:43:34.200From your sources, your research, what's happening there?
00:43:38.800President Trump rightly said he wanted to end this war in 2024
00:43:42.480because he knew the war wasn't in our interest.
00:43:44.400The Biden administration and a lot of the more globalists in the military-industrial complex, they pushed this whole thing.
00:43:49.940You all know the story, pushing NATO up onto the border of Ukraine or up onto the border of Russia, which is what resulted in Putin taking the action that he did.
00:43:57.980Unfortunately, Ukraine became a hub for our military-industrial complex and our intelligence community, especially as the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan died down.
00:44:06.600A lot of the money and a lot of the operations found itself in Ukraine.
00:44:12.980And so there was a lot of incentives, and there still is, within the intelligence community, within the military-industrial complex, within their European counterparts to keep the war going.
00:44:21.580President Trump did not do a very good job when he came in of telling his intelligence community, like, I mean it.
00:44:43.100So he said, OK, well, Trump's just another guy that runs the U.S. ostensibly, but it's really the men in the dark suits that run the U.S. and they haven't changed out.
00:44:51.440So Putin just continued on with the war.
00:44:53.640And Putin's under a lot of pressure in Russia.
00:45:41.920But we continue to kind of provoke this because we haven't truly in a meaningful way made it so that Zelensky has to get to the negotiating table.0.70
00:45:49.560We're doing the quintessential, you know, Meerschmeier of leading the Ukrainians down the primrose path.
00:45:54.680We are basically saying that we'll continue to give the Ukrainians just enough to keep poking the bear, literally, by doing these long-range strikes and hitting Russian energy infrastructure, killing Russian civilians, so that then the Russians are going to have to come back and smack them.0.82
00:46:07.500If we wanted to end this thing, we would cut off all the aid, all the intelligence support that we're giving to the Ukrainians and say, hey, for the sake of your survival right now, and we'll help you out in the negotiating table, but for the sake of your survival, you guys need to negotiate with the Russians.0.74
00:46:19.880And I think had that happened up front, I think potentially the Russians may have just taken the ground that they had already attempted to seize in eastern Ukraine and probably down by Odessa.0.60
00:46:30.980But now, basically, I think Ukraine is going to be lost.
00:47:43.480And so I don't know. Right now, it just seems like we have a very lackadaisical mentality towards this whole thing. We're willing for the tensions to be taken up. We're not stopping the lethal support that we're giving to the Ukrainians.
00:47:57.540It's like Tucker said, we are sleepwalking into Armageddon.1.00
00:48:00.480yeah that's a hundred percent yeah sleepwalking i think is a great way to put it because like you
00:48:05.080know in america we can't really pay attention to things for very long so every now and again
00:48:08.500people will pay attention to ukraine but it all just kind of runs in the background escalating
00:48:12.240and continuing to escalate and continuing to kill you know thousands of russians and ukraine0.58
00:48:16.140it's like you got a grease fire you leave the stove on at 10 go to sleep on the couch0.95
00:48:20.300the fire's burning the kitchen up and it's about like it's a grease fire like and we're just like
00:48:25.780oh it's all fine yeah and then you know there's all the unintended consequences of of war too so
00:48:31.820if we get sucked back into iran and we end up or or the israelis end up using a nuclear weapon i
00:48:36.820think that green lights putin to use one uh in ukraine so these fronts are very much you know
00:48:41.840interconnected and again too at the end of the day like the american people spoke pretty loud and
00:48:45.160clear on tuesday they're done with foreign wars they don't want to hear it anymore like they
00:48:48.820they could care less about us spending another penny uh or especially another life in the middle
00:48:53.900And that was my next question, Brianna.
00:48:55.480You want to get his take on the election and what that means.
00:55:09.020And I don't think the Democrats are going to deliver the leadership, all the free goodies they want.
00:55:13.280What do you see domestically in the next few years here in America?
00:55:17.620It's a very bleak counterterrorism picture.
00:55:19.280uh for multiple reasons the the blowback terrorism that's going to i i i fear come from the iran war
00:55:25.200i i think we we haven't seen a lot of that yet but at the beginning of the war we did see
00:55:30.580a gunman go into a bar in in dallas i believe and kill a few people yeah i mean austin yeah
00:55:37.320and kill a few people but he had an iran shirt on and that was the first act of blowback terrorism
00:55:41.060that was real he said it was for that exactly exactly and i fear we're going to see more of
00:55:46.120that in 2025, the majority of domestic terrorism attacks that happened here in America, the
00:55:53.120individuals cited the atrocities in Gaza and American support for Israel in carrying out
00:55:58.480those atrocities as a reason why they committed a terror attack and killed Americans here in the
00:56:02.800US. I think we're going to see something similar because of what happened in Iran. Also, Al-Qaeda0.84
00:56:07.400and ISIS are still out there, and we have had to take a lot of pressure off of them because of this
00:56:12.920war in iran there's only only so many resources we're pushing a lot of them against the iranians
00:56:17.420right now this has been you know start over your wife was killed by these terrorists hate to mention
00:56:21.960it but you got skin in the game format of the counterterrorism center you mentioned the famous
00:56:26.100attack you know when they killed the mullah where the guy went and shot a bunch of people in
00:56:29.760downtown austin and killed him we've had other events you're saying with your military background
00:56:34.360counterterrorism event you are concerned about even just not even sleeper cells just sympathetic
00:56:39.660Well, what are you concerned about about you're saying Islamic terror blowback terrorism, not necessarily a sleeper cell or a coordinated group, but people consuming things on social media and radicalizing themselves because we're pretty good at picking up, you know, cells communicating with each other or sending operatives from the Middle East over to here.
00:56:59.920We're pretty good at intercepting that. We still really don't have a way to identify when someone has been radicalized to the point where they're going to go conduct a violent act by themselves. That's why you're seeing a lot of Al-Qaeda and a lot of ISIS propaganda being targeted at just inspiring lone wolves essentially to go out and attack. So I am worried about that. Blowback terrorism is very real. It's been very real going back to the days of Osama bin Laden when you had 9-11 hijackers again talking about the atrocities that the Israelis were committing in southern Lebanon as a reason.
00:57:28.400So what you're saying is organic, sympathetic stuff, the ground is laid.
00:57:33.100And then, look, you have al-Qaeda in Yemen, who in many cases the Saudis and the Emiratis are partnered with against the Houthis.
00:57:39.920They exist solely to plan attacks against the United States of America.
00:57:43.440That's like in their charter and in their doctrine.0.98
00:57:45.800They've been given basically a little bit of pressure has been relieved from them because all of our resources now are going to the counter-Houthi fight.0.51
00:57:52.280You're seeing the same thing because so many resources are being pushed towards Iran, more pressures off ISIS, pressures off al-Qaeda.0.59
00:57:57.960You've got the Israelis that are trying to destabilize things in Syria to get after Turkey.0.97
00:58:02.800If the government in Syria falls, as much as I don't like the former al-Qaeda leader that now runs the place, he's like our best hope right now.0.76
00:58:09.920Unfortunately, that's how messed up that situation is.0.79
00:58:11.580But if he is killed, you are going to see a resurgence of a lot of different jihadi groups that potentially could suck us back into Syria or could inspire more terrorist attacks here in America.
00:58:22.960And then, as you pointed out, unfortunately, because the administration has really prioritized these foreign entanglements overseas, we haven't had a chance to meaningfully go after Antifa operatives here inside the United States of America and to really go after some of these domestic terror cells that have been allowed to fester basically since the summer of love in 2020.
00:58:42.800So it is a very dangerous counterterrorism environment here in the U.S.
00:58:46.660not to mention the open board the bite administration you know let so many people
00:58:50.780in that we didn't have a chance to fully go back and take out trump has been going after some of
00:58:55.320them but again the focus of this administration has been on the iran war and not on the deportations
00:58:59.900and so now we're in a situation where we're about to lose power and we're running out of time to
00:59:04.520track these people down incredible joe thank you so much for the time god bless you sir
00:59:08.900absolutely thank you guys totally vindicated stay with us back in 60
00:59:12.920It wasn't hard to predict that the Republicans were going to lose the House and Senate.
00:59:18.420This is a major political realignment.
00:59:21.720The Democrats were repudiated at a level never seen since the founding of their party 250 years ago in 2020 and again in 2024.
00:59:30.160But the Republican establishment just got more arrogant and Trump became imperial and launched an incredibly unpopular war that exploded inflation.
00:59:41.500And so a lot of conservatives and populists
01:00:38.200And at the end of the day, we have to get positioned to promote American freedom, basic liberty, the free market meritocracy that made this country the example of the world.
01:00:52.620That's why they try to censor myself and some of the others, because they don't want us to be the alternative to the global government, the universal basic income, the neo-communist system, technocracy they're pushing.
01:01:04.920And we know if we roll over, things will just get worse.
01:01:08.200No, we have fertile ground out there for people that are ready to be awakened,
01:01:12.640ready to be motivated, and ready to engage.
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