00:00:00.000Russia is preparing to strike the UK probably with conventional weapons to force a negotiation0.51
00:00:09.480or go ahead and go to full nuclear war. But until very recently, no one imagined that the United
00:00:13.980States or Israel or any country would ever launch nuclear weapons unless nuclear weapons have been
00:00:19.860launched against them. And that's why for over 80 years, nuclear weapons have basically preserved
00:00:25.980the peace. And so it's a big change when states start to think about using nuclear weapons in
00:00:32.720the same way that you would use, say, artillery or bombs or missiles. For the United States and the
00:00:38.940West, nuclear weapons at any level, tactical, strategic, EMPs, whatever, are viewed as something
00:00:46.640that should only be used as a last resort. And even then, very carefully on an escalation ladder,
00:00:54.740as they say. With me, I don't care if you start throwing nukes immediately, responsibly.
00:01:02.260The reason, though, I'm told that Donald Trump decided to bomb Iran was that the Israelis said0.97
00:01:10.020for the first time, if you don't bomb Iran to take out these deep bunkers, we're going to use0.91
00:01:16.100nuclear weapons. And they had never threatened that before. And so Trump said bombing Iran0.98
00:01:23.540might actually save us from the start of World War III if it keeps the Israelis from using
00:01:29.500nuclear weapons. A red line should be drawn right here before Iran completes the second stage of0.97
00:01:36.080nuclear enrichment. People never believe it's actually happening to them. And this gigantic
00:01:40.840war is going on and we're the ones running it. And Trump hadn't been able to stop it in almost
00:01:44.880two years. He didn't start it. Russia's like, OK, you're bombing us thousands of times a week.
00:01:49.480we're going to start hitting you. And the U.K. Prime Minister responds to that,0.63
00:01:53.040Russia's threats in the last two weeks, by saying, yeah, their Prime Minister, yeah,
00:01:57.180we are running the attacks. We're proud of it. And despite Russia's outrageous threats1.00
00:02:01.780to my country, we will continue our support for Ukraine's defense.
00:02:07.680And Russia goes, well, thank you for, under the rules of war, admitting that,
00:02:10.640now we can legally hit you. I mean, you understand where we are here?0.94
00:02:13.200So there's been a nuclear attack. Don't ask me how or why, just know that the big one has hit.
00:02:18.700New York City officials releasing a PSA on what to do in case of a nuclear attack.
00:02:24.280Their instructions, get inside, stay inside, and stay tuned.
00:02:28.640Russia has revised its nuclear doctrine.
00:02:31.980The United States is now in the process of revising its nuclear doctrine.
00:02:35.840As for Israel, well, the government of Israel and successive governments of Israel
00:02:39.480have over more than 50 years at various points
00:02:44.220threatened the use of offensive nuclear weapons.0.99
00:02:47.740So we sort of know that Israel is capable of that, at least if you take them at their word.0.92
00:02:51.740But the United States is a country most Americans never imagined would seriously consider lobbing nukes into another country.0.88
00:02:59.900Discussions about their use have taken place in the Pentagon.0.78
00:03:04.240And we're here to confirm that that is absolutely true.
00:03:07.200And not only have there been discussions about the use of nuclear weapons, tactical nukes against, say, Karg Island or Pickaxe Mountain or various spots within Iran.
00:03:17.300those discussions have included slide decks now you would think at that point the meeting would
00:03:22.580stop and the person in charge of the meeting would say who wrote that and the person running
00:03:26.580the meeting would find out that he would call the president and then legal proceedings criminal
00:03:30.820proceedings would begin against the person who wrote that down because anyone who suggests the
00:03:35.060use the voluntary use the offensive use of nuclear weapons is putting at risk the life of every
00:03:42.740person on the planet and that would include your children and grandchildren and you0.98
00:03:46.660that person is by definition a lunatic a dangerous lunatic who should not only be0.95
00:03:51.380removed from any decision-making authority but probably should go to jail like immediately0.97
00:03:56.660if there's no ceasefire you're not gonna have to know you just didn't have to look at one big
00:04:00.900glow coming out of iran and they better sign their agreement fast so here's trump publicly
00:04:08.100which he did after remember a few months ago when he was talking about nuking him i said well if he
00:04:12.180he does impeach him and it was a big national story and the trunk about said no i'm not going
00:04:16.280to nuke him that's not what i meant you ruled out using a nuclear weapon against iran well i would
00:04:23.300never say that but uh the answer is yes i ruled that i rule out no use there's no reason for it0.95
00:04:30.100what a stupid question that is actually here they are they're they're they're totally defeated1.00
00:04:37.900militarily so now i defeat him and now i should use a nuclear weapon on top of him what a stupid1.00
00:04:43.960question yeah it was stupid to have your surrogates say it you go giant orange glowing crater tune in1.00
00:04:49.560to mark live in the night their whole culture and everyone will die in one day what's what's that0.99
00:04:53.440mean pal i'm going to tell you something right now that is one of the most if not the most
00:05:01.940important things i've ever talked about on air and i want you to really listen to me
00:05:06.580And I want you to get a pen and paper out of your iPhone, out of your droid, and type this into your notes.
00:05:10.680And I want you at lunch today or tonight or right now to just go to any search engine you want
00:05:15.660and type in two different names, two different words, okay?
00:05:21.600Two different drugs that have won Nobel Prizes, you name it, that people don't want you to know about.
00:05:28.220And one of those is ivermectin that everybody knows about.
00:05:30.560The other one that most people still don't know about is bubenzidol.
00:05:33.600If you do the research, then it's important to understand that you need to get it from a pharmacy.
00:06:47.300Just search the term ivermectin mimezadol
00:06:51.200and just put in study and do your own research
00:06:54.180and see what the system has been suppressing about this.
00:06:58.380This is something, in my view, talk to your physician, and when you go to the website, it's online pharmacy, and they've got nurses, doctors, all of it, and then you get the prescription.
00:07:06.920It's very, very easy to do, and I would recommend to talk to your doctors.