00:06:26.140As thousands of protesters march in cities across Europe
00:06:29.000uh italy spain belgium portugal social unrest spreads amongst europe amid soaring energy prices
00:06:36.240and a housing crisis okay do you think go ahead and zoom in on this yeah go ahead and show it
00:06:42.020there too of course hitler adolf hitler in the 1930s when he earned earlier when he wrote mein
00:06:48.980comp in 1930s when he wrote that book he detailed a lot of these things that would happen to europe
00:06:55.080in the next 100 years and, oh, he's the worst person ever and, oh, disavow, disavow, blah, blah,
00:06:59.980blah. You ever seen propaganda posters from the Nazis of France from the 1930s? And you see this
00:07:06.820is pretty much the same thing. In Brussels, in a rare move, the European Commission commented on
00:07:13.060the protests that took place through the spokesperson, ooh, the social worker, the European
00:07:18.580Commission condemned the looting, calling it unacceptable. What are you going to do about it?
00:07:22.460And notice how it's never government buildings. Notice how it's always historical architecture.
00:07:28.000Notice how it's always civilian areas, civilian businesses. It's all controlled demolition by the elites, ladies and gentlemen.
00:07:34.620And these people, they're run. I'm sure there's an intelligence agent running, coordinating the protests, making sure it gets out of control, making sure the rioters come out.
00:07:42.740I mean, you look at some of the violence that's erupted across Europe. We've all seen that iconic thing.
00:07:46.920I think it was in Ireland where the migrant is over.
00:07:49.640The guy has him kind of in a full mount, even more than a full mount.
00:07:52.860He's kind of like sitting on him, basically.
00:07:54.420And he's got the knife over his head and he's going, oh, and he's doing the knife ritual
00:18:20.580It's about the independent voter. And one of these people, these sheepdogs for the establishment pointed to over and over and over again, they go, look at that primary election, boy, Massey went against the down.
00:18:32.240He got taken out. So you support that. You're a fan of taking a candidate who's basically unwinnable to a general election.
00:18:38.700They're probably going to lose. And I know Ed Gower will probably win or whatever because of the red nature of that district.
00:18:43.700But you got to think about that writ large across all 50 states. You think that's a good strategy, little bro?
00:18:48.500And then the people holding Donald Trump accountable, holding the GOP accountable, holding the feet to the fire, which is not a nice thing to do.
00:18:55.440And I used to hate when my dad said that.
00:18:57.640But now I realize how 100 percent true it is.
00:19:02.920Go take a long walk off a short cliff into the grand giant chasm of your own self delusion, because it's not our fault that the Republicans are going to be completely BTFO in the midterms.0.97
00:19:18.020It's the fault of people like you that gave the establishment wing of the party, the cojones and the nerve to say we got our good old boys on our plantation.
00:19:26.100They ain't never going to leave. So congratulations. Big gold start. Everybody like that.0.95
00:19:30.860Iran in advanced stages of planning attacks against Americans, officials say the U.S. government has put employees on heightened alert across the Middle East and moved to reduce personnel levels at embassies and consulates because of intelligence showing Iran's advanced stages of planning attacks against Americans.0.51
00:19:45.680u.s officials said on friday intelligence officials raised alarms to secretary of state
00:19:52.140marco rubio in a memo on friday that warned about the dangers to state department employees
00:19:56.960in the middle east and other regions the memo from jim from jay clayton the director of national
00:20:02.940intelligence i guess the new dni said the agencies had received intelligence that iran has
00:20:07.880substantially increased efforts to target u.s personnel the lethal plotting efforts by iranians
00:20:12.660against U.S. citizens have reached advanced stages in both Middle East and certain other
00:20:16.060countries. Trump administration has confirmed the memo. U.S. agencies assess the threat against
00:20:20.600Americans in the Middle East at the highest level since the start of the war. And it's just it all
00:20:25.640it all just reads to me as just the preamble to the resumption of the conflict, whether the
00:20:30.680Iranians hit us first or we do a false flag or it's a green flag or it's whatever. We can't even
00:20:35.600defend ourselves. And this is the whole thing, man. After the midterms, they're going to impeach
00:20:40.400deposed Pete Hegseth and Pete Hegseth lied about a base having air defense for a bunch of American
00:20:44.560soldiers got killed on record. A lot of the parents are mad about it. And that's really
00:20:49.500going to be good night. I read when that happens. And, you know, we don't have the means to project
00:20:56.360force anymore, because although we can project force, we can't protect the force that we're
00:21:00.360projecting. So we're losing all these military assets to do these meaningless military operations
00:21:04.420that achieve no objective. Now, why would this be? Well, I'll tell you, it's because they do
00:21:09.420achieve a very important objective. Now, what is that objective? That objective is defrauding,
00:21:15.300destroying and obliterating the United States of America in our old new world order of global
00:21:20.720hegemony. We are Trump is ushering in the multipolar world. Look at this. Depravity.
00:21:26.440Pete Exeth admits he lied about Iran war death toll as Pentagon quietly raises the number.
00:21:32.360And this is just one of many scandals and very, very typical. And this is what you're seeing
00:21:36.320from people chosen from central casting he was chosen because he looked like he was able to do
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00:32:00.920And then you're going to fly to France or something to that equivalent, right?
00:32:03.760And that blood clot that's in his leg moves to his lungs.
00:32:06.900He's got blood clots in both his lungs.
00:32:08.680And now his athletic career may permanently be over.
00:32:11.040Now, this is a guy, of course, you know, just like many such cases, many such cases. He proudly took the vaccine on video. And we've seen countless cases over and over and over again of athletes in their prime physicality just dropping like flies. And we've seen reports from the embalmers.
00:32:30.140We've seen tons of people talk about this. Dr. John, or not Dr. John Campbell, but John Campbell and many others have talked about these giant white clots they find in people's bodies now after they die. And we understand the COVID shot. It's not a vaccine. Go ahead and pull up the definition of the word vaccine really quick for people so they can understand. They changed the very definition of the word during COVID. The COVID vaccine is not a vaccine at all. It's an experimental mRNA gene therapy, self-replicating nanotech.
00:32:58.420That's what it is. You've heard my dad say that many times. It's 100 percent true. It makes you make the spike protein. And we believe that makes you make clots. And there's tons and tons of evidence to support this.
00:33:11.140You can look at the rates of all these things, hard issues in young people, dramatically up, inexplicably up all these numbers, you know, just death, sudden death, everything.
00:33:20.640And we're looking at the VAERS reports.
00:33:22.780You know, we had a real bioweapon war waged on us and 85 percent of people lost and took the vaccine.
00:33:30.600And getting back into the story about the pardons, when Trump has said the most the greatest thing, the most powerful power a president has is the power of the pardon.
00:33:38.100I forget the exact quote I'm paraphrasing back to this Trump admin evaluating mass pardons, war, trade, deportations, Howard Lutnick, Pete Hegseth, and then probably Kristi Noem, right?
00:33:52.520Everybody that's failed, everybody that's committed crimes, everybody that's bombed little girl schools, everybody that has convinced Trump to pass illegal tariff policy that would have been perfectly legal had he just tweaked it a little bit so that it would fail,
00:34:05.180so that Howard Lutnick and his children could make money off betting against it.
00:34:09.340Shorting the tariffs is literally what happened.
00:34:38.380You think everybody in that White House hasn't had a friend or been trading themselves on Polymarket call sheet, all the prediction markets?
00:34:51.480I guarantee that's been happening, and I guarantee they're panicked about it.
00:34:56.340Imagine being a scared little rodentia in the White House, you know, being a staffer, an attache for somebody that works for somebody that works for somebody important.
00:35:06.020And imagine you've been getting insider information on the war, been trading on it.1.00
00:35:08.880You're screwed because when the Democrats come in, Democrats are going to fine you and kill your ass.1.00
00:35:15.420And the great golden lizard knows this, but the great golden lizard is worth like a gazillion dollars and will probably flee to another country or whatever.
00:35:22.560His children have already fled to where is it?
00:35:25.740I don't think it's Romania. Where are they looking up? Where is Jared Kushner building the Dr. Evil cave or whatever, the Legion of Doom hideout?
00:35:34.160We look up where they're building that. They're already preparing to leave because they know that the people left holding the bag are going to be what they consider to be middle management cabinet members and people below.
00:35:43.460But getting back into this, Trump has previously said he'd be interested in pardoning some of his administration officials, but the discussions happening now would apply to a far greater number of White House staff than has previously been reported.
00:35:56.460He's already issued a series of controversial pardons since returning to the White House.
00:36:00.460Trump said in an interview earlier this month that he would consider such pardons, telling Time, yeah, sure, I'd do that, and pointing to former President Joe Biden's preemptive pardons before leaving office.
00:36:10.600well sleepy joe he gave pardons to everyone oh see this is the attitude man this is the attitude
00:36:16.840that's going to get us all killed well biden had high gas prices mine are high but they're not as
00:36:21.700high as biden well biden had corruption i have corruption but it's not as high as biden's which
00:36:26.260is a lie because it's way worse and it's way more it's out in front of your face and they use the
00:36:30.520biden corruption as an excuse to do it well guess what two wrongs don't make a right people often
00:36:35.820say people that are friendly to the president i've heard this argument many times they go well
00:36:39.720he deserves to get some money back look at how he was persecuted that's the reason why we liked him
00:36:45.960he got broker in his first administration because he was actually there for the people i still
00:36:50.220believe that and you guys i hate the president now you guys hear me talk about it all time and i do0.91
00:36:54.500because he's a warmongering criminal who lied to us all and destroyed the american economy0.92
00:36:57.880and made me lose large portions of my business you know but we were there to support him we were0.60
00:37:02.980always there we were on his team he lied to us and betrayed us deliberately for no apparent
00:37:08.420other reason than to get rich. And now he says, well, Sleepy Joe Biden, he gave pardons to
00:37:13.680everybody. So now I, the great grand golden lizard, get to do that, too. Well, we don't
00:37:18.440share that same attitude, Donald. It was a disappointment to a lot of Republicans he had
00:37:22.080told time. So that's just, well, Sleepy Joe gave pardons to everybody. He gave them to Fauci. He
00:37:27.980gave them this. But you mean I'm not allowed to give them that Sleepy Joe's allowed to give them?
00:37:32.100Well, why do you need to give the pardon if no crime has been committed? Everything's about
00:37:37.300board or for the good of the people, then it should be fine, right? He knows because he sees
00:37:42.280the polls. Get that up there again. Go ahead and display that. The polls are falling like a stone,
00:37:47.640like a rock dropping to the ground. Everybody knows what's going and what's about to happen
00:37:52.380and what's going on in the midterms. In fact, after this show at 7 p.m., I'll be interviewing
00:37:57.760Mark Mitchell live on Gray Area Talks. If you guys can go ahead and pull up my X account
00:38:02.140really quick. It's linked in my profile. If you guys want to go follow that there on gray area
00:38:07.620talks, I'm going to do a midterm roundup show tonight. You guys aren't going to want to miss
00:38:10.920that a deep dive with Mark Mitchell, but I've talked to Mark. I've talked to a variety of
00:38:15.280other pollsters. I've talked to Rich Barris, you name it, all the top minds in the space,
00:38:18.640and everybody agrees we're headed for that, you know, blue tsunami. And what that's really going
00:38:23.380to look like is independence and young people that showed up to vote for Donald Trump in the past,
00:38:27.980not showing to vote up for his new Republican party that he's made in his own image.
00:38:31.420Go ahead and click on Gray Area Talks. Go ahead and follow me there at Gray Area Talks. We will be live tonight with a lot more. Biden issued a number of pardons before leaving office, including Fauci, retired General Mark Milley, a former chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff and members of staff of the House committee that investigated the Jan 6 Capitol riot.
00:38:49.660So, see, we just take turns and take turns in pardoning people for doing things that are illegal.
00:38:55.140Term to term, Democrat, Republican, the swamp, the swamp, the swamp, the swamp.
00:39:08.720Can we pull up a panel of spy versus spy really quick?
00:39:11.680Because this is the agreement that the Democrats and the Republicans have with each other.
00:39:15.840You ever see a couple where the guy and the girl just hate each other, right?
00:39:21.040Like literally just talking, you know, what about each other, doing horrible things to each other, not respecting each other, blah, blah, blah.
00:39:35.580And the Democrats and Republicans are codependent because they're both control mechanisms used to destroy and control and corral the American people.
00:39:43.020Now, what did we have with Trump in 2016?
00:39:45.840We had a beachhead within the Republican Party.
00:39:50.040We had the fulfillment or at least the appearance of the fulfillment of the promise of, you know, more of a Ron Paul spirit taking over the party.
00:39:57.520And what have we gotten 12 years later?
00:42:52.040But just like Looney Tunes, just like any of these cartoons, they all put each other back together again, and they're ready for the next scene.
00:43:00.100There's been too much war and violence already.
00:43:01.900let's get into more of it now i wanted to cover this earlier i didn't cover it i want to cover
00:43:07.740it now i always wanted to visit this okay this really makes me upset uh very very very cool
00:43:14.460historical location suspect arrested over fire at hitler's eagle nest retreat in baravia about
00:43:22.600200 firefighters deployed to tackle a blaze at former nazi mountain retreat in northern part of
00:43:28.680southern germ or remote part of southern germany police have arrested a 33 year old german citizen
00:43:33.220after a fire ripped through adolf hitler's former mountain retreat about 200 firefighters were
00:43:37.640deployed on friday night to tackle the blaze so there you go that's gone i don't think they're
00:43:45.220going to renovate it maybe they will i think it was like a museum before i always heard of it i
00:43:49.220wanted to go see it this is what happens good or bad history should exist and it should be preserved
00:43:54.200Right. And this is like a legendary location. You're going to burn it down. I guarantee they say, oh, a German citizen. I'd like to see. I'd like to see how German they are. I'd be very interested in that. But, you know, this is why, you know, art has value is because things are very temporary and something that's a one of one. Once it's lost, it's truly gone.
00:44:14.600so damn top rfk maga or maha advisor quits over stalled agenda a senior advisor to rfk jr0.98
00:44:26.300resigned this week over frustrations that the make america healthy again crusade has hit a brick wall0.97
00:44:31.400cali means is one of rfk jr's top advisors and is generally credited with bringing kennedy and
00:44:36.140trump together during the 2024 election campaign his departure two weeks before the midterms
00:44:40.700is the most high profile sign of growing disillusion within the movement and a prepared
00:44:45.040statement however it means praise president trump and secretary kennedy for the progress they have
00:44:49.080made i leave with tremendous respect for president trump and rfk and wrong answer to historic figures
00:44:55.800who are committed to confronting a corrupt dc bureaucracy why are you going to say this bro
00:44:59.980like why do people half-ass seriously you know what i'm guilty of it too i'm lazy right so you
00:45:05.000know we all got this problem right but if you're in the administration and you're leaving because0.63
00:45:09.220they're lying to people they're not doing what they said they were going to do and they're not
00:45:12.540being for real then come out like joe kent and be a real yn and say it just go ahead and say it go0.69
00:45:19.360ahead and say yeah the war in iran is manufactured by israel like go ahead and say it go ahead and0.59
00:45:24.580say hey i'm leaving maha i'm leaving rfk because rfk won't take a glyphosate out of the food and0.83
00:45:29.220won't do anything about the real poison oh food die oh cooking with beef tallow wow but people
00:45:35.100are still getting sv40 vaccines my collar's blue my neck is red been working like a dog just keep
00:45:43.020my family fed living off energy drinks and marlboro reds where this gas station food's
00:45:48.440gonna cause my death and people of the most honest goodwill good faith backgrounds that
00:45:55.620don't understand politics rfk junior donald trump i saw him a sweet song to lie to him
00:46:00.220They'll say, hey, I'm just like you. It's like my dad said about Ben Shapiro. I bet you were some spurs when you come to town, Mr. Shapiro. These politicians is what they are. Politicians lie to the American people. And if you're getting out of bed with them, if you don't want to be there anymore, you might as well say it and have the bravery to do it.
00:48:33.740Now, everything I've just said about Trump to the people out there like, no, no, no, you're making stuff up. How many 80 year olds do you know that are sharp as attack on top of their game and able to work 12 to 16 hours a day?
00:48:46.020You know, I'm sure those people exist. I'm sure Trump is maybe one of them. But what that means to be an 80 year old and still be able to work, he's not really able to work. He's kind of just able to move around. He gets pushed around and moved around through rooms, through a series of rooms. And then people that fawn over him and gaslight him just tell him what to do.
00:49:04.140And I've equated it, you know, Clifford, the big red dog, you know, Clifford is like this giant red, like a Labrador or whatever that does things.
00:49:12.820Children's story. Very fun. Clifford, the big red dog.
00:49:16.520Trump is like the big Trump, the big orange baby.0.86
00:49:19.900And he sits in the Oval Office and he's got a giant rubber stamp and they just walk in there.
00:49:23.420Please, Mr. Trump is good. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And that's what he does.
00:49:27.420And that's what the presidency has become. I think he looks like absolute garbage now.1.00
00:49:31.480I really see the decline in full swing. And it's very sad because this guy used to be the image of, you know, vitality and strength and life and liberty. He used to really embody that American strength archetype, you know, to a lot of people. It's just very disappointing to see that he truly has become Joe Biden 2.0 in my view and in my opinion.0.99
00:49:49.680And Trump 80 spotted with mystery face bruise.
00:49:52.800President Donald Trump showed up Friday with a fresh, fresh bruise to his left temple on top of bruising on both hands.
00:49:58.200And the site set off speculation about his health.
00:50:00.440Daily Beast reported the mark stretches up from his collarbone up towards his eyebrow.
00:50:05.360It appeared in photos from the remarks from his remarks to reporters outside the White House and from his arrival in Fort Myers.
00:50:12.940OK, he's meeting Ron DeSantis ahead of a midterm rally.
00:50:16.760So I don't think it's a thing as to where he's going to die or anything like that.
00:50:21.900I think he's going to survive his term.
00:50:23.760That being said, it's kind of like Ronald Reagan, where towards the end he was really in rapid decline and his wife was running things, not him.
00:50:31.160At what point do we see the full transition?
00:50:33.420I would say we saw it on February 28th when he let another world leader take us to war.
01:02:43.140In California, they have city managers being paid like $800,000 a year, some of them.
01:02:47.520On average, it's $400,000 even for small towns.
01:02:51.120But if you don't pay your property taxes, they'll take your home.
01:02:55.060If you don't pay your state income taxes, they take your home.
01:02:58.160So $10 million comes up missing in a little town outside Austin.
01:03:02.140So I think that what we can conclude for this, because we can go through this back and forth all night long, we can't do and go back and find because we don't have people to ask.
01:03:13.900We don't have a clue of how it was done.
01:03:15.760We don't have a track of how it was done.
01:03:18.940Going back will never get you anywhere if you're going backwards.
01:03:23.740You know, when you're in a blue city, it is it is robbery.
01:03:52.840welcome back to the second hour of the sunday october 25th 2026 alex jones show alex jones
01:04:04.940live transmission want to remind everybody share links repost tell people family friends what
01:04:09.940you're watching put this on the tv right now because we got a really heavy geopolitical
01:04:14.200analysis second hour for you i want to bring in lieutenant colonel anthony aguilar anthony
01:04:19.460Aguilar as a retired United States Army lieutenant colonel and special forces officer operator Green
01:04:25.480Beret who served for 25 years in 2025 he became known as whistleblower after making public
01:04:31.220allegations against operations at a U.S. and Israeli-backed Gaza humanitarian foundation aid
01:04:36.720distribution site in Gaza where he worked as a security contractor for UG Solutions he had
01:04:42.440allegations of Israeli misconduct and war crimes at the aid site sparked significant media coverage
01:04:48.560and official inquiries. Anthony is a geopolitical analyst on all the big shows. It's been a while
01:04:52.480since we talked. How are you doing? I'm doing well, Alex. How are you? I'm doing phenomenal.
01:04:57.340It's always great to talk to you. I wanted to ask you about this whole calm before the storm thing,
01:05:01.380because is it going to happen? Is it not going to happen? I have this first article. I just wanted
01:05:06.040to read this to you, get your reaction to it. Trump is just he's special. All right. There's
01:05:12.140never been anybody like this before. Another little epic fury. Trump issues new warning.
01:05:16.940Iran says don't play the fire. Trump says we may do another little epic fury or they'll agree, Trump said while addressing a campaign rally in Florida. U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday warned Iran of another potential military strike if Tehran fails to reach a diplomatic agreement with Washington, saying the U.S. could launch another little epic fury.0.71
01:05:36.780Trump referred to the initial U.S. military operation that began during the U.S.-Iran war, Epic Fury.
01:08:30.160So we know that the elections within Israel are are neck and neck, depending on which polls you read, whether they're genuinely Israeli polls or international polling, that the opposition has a slight lead over Netanyahu at points.
01:08:48.180Netanyahu may have a close tie, but the truth is that Netanyahu is not going to allow the free-form democratic voting process to take place if there's potential that he is going to be ousted from power at this point in time because of his own political survival.
01:09:08.440And the ultimate objective for him in renewing strikes against Iran would be to maintain his political advantage.0.59
01:09:18.500He's told the people of Israel that to vote him out of office right now while Israel and the United States are at war with Iran would be suicide for the nation and would ensure that Iran would reign holocaust.
01:09:32.280He used these words, reign holocaust down on Israel.
01:09:35.700So he's trying to invoke these feelings of the Holocaust, of the genocide of the Jews in World War II, to then compare that to Iran and fixate that with his position in political power.
01:09:48.200And if anyone thinks that Netanyahu is just going to hold his breath and wait for how these elections turn out and hope that he skates by and wins, even though the opposition shows that he likely will not, we're foolish to think that.
01:10:01.960And I think that most people don't think that.
01:10:04.060So in the next two days here, what is Israel going to do to renew the conflict into full-scale war once again to then suspend elections in Israel on Tuesday to then either renegotiate the opposition, the various persons in political positions?
01:10:26.280But we also know that in the Arab bloc within the Knesset, that there's concerns amongst the leaders in the Arab bloc and the opposition that they may be subject to assassinations by Netanyahu.
01:10:41.000So the way I think this is going to play out is that Netanyahu has been wanting Iran to strike to renew hostilities.
01:10:48.560I think that's why we saw Israel being very bombastic with their claims of we're going to strike on our own.
01:10:54.620We don't need the United States. We'll do it on our own. We saw last week, not once but twice, full-scale Israeli sorties of F-35s and F-16s conducting the exact airstrike rehearsal run with refuelers from Navatim Air Base in Israel, which is where their F-35Is are based, through Iraq to the eastern border, which would take them right into Iran on path for the nuclear facilities there.
01:11:24.620and um you got a diagram yeah that you know here i can share that too if you want but this map here
01:11:31.160you know if you're coming uh from from uh if you know if you're flying in from from iraq
01:11:37.680you know all of your um your nuclear facilities in terms of uh what we've seen before in strikes
01:11:43.660uh ferdao irak nantans which is moving a little closer to the other direction there you go perfect
01:11:50.500Perfect. Yeah. Sorry. So, you know, here's here's Tehran. Here's the four down nuclear facility.
01:11:56.680Here's the Iraq nuclear facility. Here's the non-tons nuclear facility where Pickaxe Mountain0.70
01:12:01.080is also located. This is actually Pickaxe Mountain. And then the Isfahan nuclear facility,
01:12:05.820the routes that Israel was flying would put them right on path for these type of strikes.
01:12:10.520But we also know that what Israel has released in public information is that their targeting deck,
01:12:17.220Their joint prioritized targeting list or their JPTL has increased vastly with civilian infrastructure targets, nuclear facilities, water purification facilities, power generation, ports, bases, civilian infrastructure.
01:12:35.060So they are going to strike all out.0.65
01:12:37.540And the thing is, is that Israel doesn't have the massive ordnance penetrator GBU-50, you know, the GBU-43 massive ordnance air burst.
01:12:51.900This is the 22-pounder, the Moab, which some people refer to as the mother of all bombs.
01:12:57.760And Israel also does not have what I alluded to just a moment ago, the U.S. bunker buster, the massive ordinance penetrator GBU-57, which is a loaded 30,000-pound bomb, which can only be deployed from the B-2.
01:13:12.500So Israel doesn't have that. What Israel does have is a lot of 2000 pound bombs, which they can do a lot of aerial saturation bombing, which most people would refer to in terms of carpet bombing by doctrine.
01:13:28.240that is aerial saturation bombing. So Israel can do a lot of that or the gap between what Israel
01:13:35.020can do with their 2000 pound guided or unguided munitions are the next step would then be a0.68
01:13:41.260tactical nuclear weapon, which Israel does possess. And a tactical nuclear weapon can be deployed
01:13:46.600from the F-35I or the F-16, both of which Israel have. So when you look at that in terms of the
01:13:54.680united states is now drawn into this uh midnight hammer hey we started this we can't finish it
01:13:59.760come in and finish it or we're going to go the nuclear option uh the start of this war on the
01:14:03.24028th of february we think they're going to strike so we're going to strike first because we know
01:14:07.180they're going to strike back we're going to strike them first and oh by the way we only have enough
01:14:10.820well here i would say i would say this and overhead shot please crew overhead shot of this i know y'all
01:14:16.620displayed earlier maybe y'all can just get it up on the screen for a second netanyahu post image of
01:14:21.380atomic bomb over Tel Aviv. Nothing else will matter. And this is a beautiful window into his
01:14:26.980mind and how he thinks. If you look at this explosion right here, this is what our world
01:14:31.540leaders have on their minds. So go ahead and talk about it. You're right, Alex. He is putting into
01:14:36.620the mind of Israelis, of Jews, of Americans, of Jew and Gentile, goys and all, that Iran
01:14:51.180is going to strike with a nuclear weapon. Therefore, Israel must strike first. And it's0.91
01:14:59.300setting the conditions for that in the political space, in the military option space. And if it
01:15:08.400was questionable as to whether or not Israel had nuclear tactical weapons, or even if they had them,
01:15:14.380do they have the ability to deploy them? Well, the frightening thing is, as the answer to both
01:15:19.080of those questions is an absolute yes. Israel has nuclear, tactical nuclear weapons, and they have0.86
01:15:26.520the means to deploy them. And now we're seeing this political rhetoric to set the justification
01:15:33.040of the preemptiveness to a strike to that caliber of using a tactical nuke, is that, well, Iran's
01:15:38.020going to use it on us, and then nothing else will matter, so we have to go first. We have to do it0.91
01:15:43.020first. So I think we are on the precipice of that in the coming days, because if anybody thinks
01:15:49.120that Netanyahu is going to lose this election quietly and under the normal processes and just
01:15:54.700say, hey, good election, I'll go ahead and take my seat and face my prosecution and my criminal0.59
01:15:59.900cases and just, you know, potentially go to jail for the rest of my life. If anybody thinks that
01:16:04.460Benjamin Netanyahu is going to do that, then you haven't been paying attention, which I think most
01:16:09.400people have it paying attention and we know that he's not going to do that and a similar time
01:16:13.540period people can look at past behavior being best indicator of present and future behavior is of
01:16:18.560course october 7th october 7th and the political pressure and threat netanyahu was under then due
01:16:23.960to the court system and there's even more pressure now and i want to go to this because it ties into
01:16:28.340what you're just talking about there on the american side our side which we care about
01:16:32.140of pentagon is preparing a doomsday fortress uh scenario i wanted to ask you about this
01:16:37.620The Pentagon is equipping U.S. military facilities to operate for up to 90 days without outside support as it prepares for potentially devastating consequences of a major war.
01:16:47.120What are your thoughts on that and the Operation Fortress?
01:16:49.680Yes. So this is this is not this would not be the first time that we've seen this in war zones to where the Department of Defense has put out and said this this has the potential to go high and right as when we we took out when we were still in Syria and we conducted a special operations raid to kill al-Baghdadi.
01:17:10.940There was then prior to that this point of hate. This may now go all out in the region between northern Iraq and northeast Syria to where our special operations bases in these small locations, these small austere combat outposts with U.S. military personnel in northeast Syria.
01:17:29.140we may not be able to support you. So you may be able to have you may have to support yourselves
01:17:35.280for the next 60 to 90 days, depending on how this goes. So we've seen this before,
01:17:40.940but seeing this now in the region in bases outside of the war zone, so to speak. And I would I would
01:17:47.880contend that this entire region has now been turned into the war zone. But outside of Iran,0.89
01:17:53.620outside of Israel in these bases that we still have. We still have U.S. bases and U.S. service
01:17:59.800members in Kuwait. We have over 2,500 of them. We have nearly 3,000 service members with the surge
01:18:07.620of Air Force personnel to assist with targeting data for Operation Yemeni Dawn, which is Saudi
01:18:13.680Arabia's operation in Yemen against Ansar Allah. We're now at almost 3,000 service members in
01:18:20.100Saudi Arabia. We have service members in Jordan. We have a whole deployment of special operations
01:18:27.840in Israel at the secretive Ovda Air Base and at the Nevatin Air Base. We have U.S. service
01:18:36.880members at these bases. So if the United States, let's look at what the United States has done in
01:18:42.340the last 10 days, in the last week. On the 12th of October, the Department of State warning to
01:18:49.680embassies and consulates and Americans in the region, I'm talking about the Middle East,
01:18:54.420went to level three, which is the second highest of the four levels. It's don't travel there.
01:18:59.980If you don't have to be there, get out. If you're non-essential, leave. Now, we saw on December
01:19:05.38021st, the renewed strikes that happened against Conorok Island, against Sarik Island. We saw
01:19:13.720Israel yet again with power projection of their F-16s and their F-35Is conducting an aerial run.
01:19:19.680And then we saw the Department of State level increase to level four for U.S. personnel in the region.
01:19:25.500If you're not there, you're not going there.
01:19:27.340If you're there, get out, which is what we saw right before we invaded Iraq, right before we invaded Afghanistan.1.00
01:19:38.740And what is the staging for that look like?
01:19:40.660Because everything you were talking about earlier with the weapon systems, the munitions, the bunker busters, the mother of all bombs.
01:19:47.140I know that's not a technical term for it, but whatever.
01:19:48.900All the stuff like that. We have a very finite amount of these resources, even us. You say they don't have any like we don't have these things just throw away. Right. And even when we use them, they don't achieve the goal. I mean, we saw 39 days of war. We saw thousands of strikes. What did that achieve other than strengthening the regime? The thing that's hurt the regime has been, you know, the economic reality of the war. But it's hurting us more because they're an existential crisis or we're an existential crisis. We're not. So they're willing to feel a lot more pain. What do you think about that?
01:20:17.380So there's an interesting report that just came out on Thursday. And in that report, it was looking at the munitions further in depth because, you know, the Operation Epic Fury report from the inspector general came out in August, but it only covered through August.
01:20:36.540What about September, October, where we've had more strikes? September, the large attack on the Jordanian base where we had a lot of interceptors used.
01:20:45.340So looking at all that, we now know that Israel held back from using their munitions in the early days of that war, in the early days of the 12-day war, held back their own stock from protecting U.S. service members in these regions with ground interceptors.
01:21:05.380because the U.S. Navy had not yet moved the entirety of the Fifth Fleet and U.S. Central
01:21:10.480Command's wartime footing into the area. And they withheld a lot of that for their own protection
01:21:16.900and ended up wasting them anyway. But it's a glimpse into where Israel stands with the United
01:21:21.980States. They are not an ally. They are not a good friend to have in the region. And now with this,
01:21:29.340here's the, as I mentioned before, the massive ordnance penetrator. If you want to think about
01:21:34.460size this is really the the mother of all bombs it's 30 000 pounds uh this is the big one but we
01:21:40.220call the we call the moab um the the mother of all bombs because of the acronym the massive
01:21:45.860ordinance air burst the moab so this one gets the moab name but it's smaller than the mop and here's
01:21:52.460the thing go ahead but here's like here's the thing to me is like these things have such cool
01:21:56.940names trump is going to try to use them again oh absolutely yes so so yeah yeah he he's a he's a
01:22:03.400sucker for a cool name, right? You know, if we created another missile that was 40,000 pounds
01:22:08.600and we called it the Trump bomb, we would be using them. I mean, he would have one sitting
01:22:13.320in the Oval Office. So when you look at this in terms of, this is what we used in Operation
01:22:18.680Midnight Hammer. We used 14 of these against the facilities in Iran, these nuclear facilities,
01:22:25.440to which we did not destroy or diminish. We damaged them a bit, but we didn't even penetrate
01:22:30.340through the six to seven hundred feet of granite that sits above these sites.
01:22:35.800But if we want to use this again, we only have six of them.
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01:28:37.160well it's absolutely the place to be what a time to be alive the alex jones show october 25th
01:28:45.6602026 rex jones anthony aguilar covering the geopolitical waterfront talking russia ukraine
01:28:51.680talking iran israel america talking so much more anthony i wanted to ask you about this i wanted
01:28:58.240to ask you about the ongoing uh strikes on uh russian energy by ukraine just the general
01:29:03.980situation over there overhead shot uh crew please uh musk admits spacex throttled starlink in
01:29:11.060ukraine because kiev violated terms of service elon said saturday that spacex throttled starlink
01:29:16.860service in ukraine ending a week in which washington and spacex pointed each other over
01:29:21.240hula into the connection to kiev's drones uh the associated press reported musk replied correct
01:29:26.880on x and wrote that using start starlink a civilian commercial service for offense offensive drone
01:29:31.900strikes to kill people has never been allowed nor should it be adding that star shield a different
01:29:37.220system is controlled by the u.s government what they decide to do is up to them the rest of the
01:29:41.520post as ap quotes it ukrainian military violated starlink terms of service and used it for
01:29:46.340offensive drone strikes to kill people that loophole was closed last week what are your
01:29:50.420thoughts on this uh you know as i as i look at the starlink situation you know when we i i still
01:30:00.920clearly remember back in the December 2021 period, as Russia was building along the border,
01:30:10.080you know, Russia was building up along the region here. And there was more indicators that this
01:30:15.980wasn't a special training exercise, that Russia was certainly going to go into the eastern regions
01:30:21.960of Ukraine. And we deployed the 18th Airborne Corps staff, which I was a part of, to Poland
01:30:27.940initially to set up a joint headquarters with Ukraine and some in Kiev. And we're looking at
01:30:34.000this and we quickly realized that the traditional infrastructure that we rely upon within a country,
01:30:40.520like that we rely upon here in the United States, cell phone towers, internet, all of those things
01:30:46.660that provide battlefield communications and command and control, were not so easily used0.85
01:30:53.800in this battlefield because that's what what Ukraine and Russia first took out first with
01:30:59.360each other to make each other blind on the battlefield. So a great advantage of that was0.99
01:31:04.560Starlink. And I remember with the conversations with Starlink from from the secretary of defense
01:31:10.240at the time, Lloyd Austin, all the way to Elon Musk having these conversations with the joint
01:31:15.800force commander on on the use of Starlink for military operations, how it could be used in the
01:31:22.740And I started to think of that, and I was like, wow, Starlink, a civilian company owned by stakeholders, owned by a profit-making entity, is now going to have the ability to throttle wartime plans and wartime momentum on the battlefield based on their desire, whether it's we want more money, it's a matter of morality, whatever,
01:31:50.040to then determine how militaries operate in open systems using Starlink in fenced-in regions to
01:32:01.500conduct war. I mean, how do you think when using connectivity, GPS, INS, and all these other
01:32:07.440connectivity requirements, that's being done? It's being done by Starlink. We see there's great
01:32:12.820pictures out there of Ukrainian soldiers on the front lines, and part of their battle drills are
01:32:18.320you know, establish your defense and set up your Starlink. So we're seeing that happening now,
01:32:23.940once again, this throttling of it to where it's now become a political tool. The ability to
01:32:29.900control, command and control on the battlefield has now become, you know, from thousands of miles
01:32:35.240away and thousands of miles up in the air or thousands of feet up in the air, a political
01:32:41.800tool. We saw that when I went into Gaza, of course, the cell phone towers, the internet,
01:32:50.540everything is destroyed. And we, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, had to operate with
01:32:57.300the ability to have some form of navigation. You know, we had maps, we had good old map and compass,
01:33:04.680but we had to have some more navigation for the headquarters that we established to track
01:33:09.720when Americans were inside of Gaza in these few distribution points. So we had to ask Starlink.
01:33:15.460And what delayed the start of operations to start delivering food to a starving population
01:33:21.140was the approval from Starlink to set up a fenced, very specific Starlink constellation
01:33:29.340over Gaza that we could use. And you can imagine the political sensitivities of that
01:33:35.700with the IDF and Israel and the United States and Egypt.
01:34:03.300Here's Kiev. Here's Kharkiv. Here's Dneprevets right here. And the Russian strikes last night
01:34:12.500with over 120 drones and cruise missiles that killed four and injured 22 happened pretty deep
01:34:19.980into the interior here beyond the front line. And I think part of that was because the Ukrainian1.00
01:34:25.640forces are lacking the ability to see these incoming things and then be able to do anything
01:34:31.620about it, your wire-guided optical drone can only reach so far. You don't need internet for that
01:34:38.720because it's wire-guided optical. But to intercept things like this nature, you need some type of
01:34:45.300network connectivity. And if that's being throttled and reduced, it certainly is having
01:34:50.080a direct impact on the Ukrainians in the front line. What is your prognosis for the Russia-Ukraine
01:34:56.580Warren, what do you think about Trump's behavior on it? Because Trump has come out over the course
01:35:02.040of years and made various conflicting statements about Zelensky, but then has ultimately refused
01:35:06.420to pull the most essential support, which has really been the thing, keeping them operational.
01:35:10.940When is it all truly going to be over? Because, you know, when I first got my warehouse like two
01:35:15.940years ago or something like that, I remember watching all the talking heads that I really
01:35:19.640respect and really admire, people like Larry Johnson and others talking about the situation
01:35:24.160with Ukraine, Russia, and I thought it would be over by now. It seems to be a stalemate. What is
01:35:28.700the reality of this? Well, when we first joined in in the war effort to support Ukraine, kind of
01:35:36.780an advisory role with joint fires, because at the time when this war first started, the real
01:35:43.260important thing was the use of mobile long-range fires like HIMARS firing ATACMS or MLRS or
01:35:52.700prison munitions, those long-range munitions, which we had limited supply of because they
01:35:58.880were early in development. We already had limited supply of the army tactical missile system,
01:36:03.140the ATACMS, which is a very capable weapon system, but very expensive. And now that we've seen this
01:36:09.020shift to defending Israel, we've taken a lot of that away from Ukraine in both what we're providing0.52
01:36:14.520and what we actually had there. We didn't just stop providing some, we actually took some away
01:36:19.740and said, we're taking that out of Europe here. And, you know, we in in the news recently,
01:36:25.900since the strikes last night today, we heard Zelensky publicly. It was in the news just
01:36:30.460hours ago saying, hey, unblock the patriot systems that we were once being given. Unblock those. We
01:36:37.300need interceptors. Look at what happened in the Nipfras last night. We need interceptors.
01:36:43.860So what's clear to me is that the United States in its policy and in its actions
01:36:49.380under this administration has abandoned Ukraine. We haven't completely walked away. We haven't
01:36:56.720completely severed the support. But in terms of the commitment to winning at all costs so that
01:37:01.880Ukraine will win and not give up an inch of their territory for democracy, for freedom,0.81
01:37:08.820you know, for the Western way of life against the evil Soviets, the evil Russians, we're not going
01:37:13.140to give up an inch, has now turned into we've abandoned them. We're willing to say, hey,0.98
01:37:18.400A little glitch there. We'll be right back. We'll be right back with Anthony Aguilar.
01:37:26.540Everything that he's talking about here, the missile defense, interceptors, things that didn't even largely work.
01:37:32.040Now they're completely gone, and the Ukraine-Russia situation is about to reach a boiling point.
01:37:36.960And I have here with Zelensky, it looks like he got his Starlink restored overhead shot.
01:37:41.380Please, Ukraine Starlink restored. Ukraine has restored its SpaceX Starlink system after restrictions were placed on its use.
01:37:48.920President Zelensky has announced. Now, the reason why we've had to pull all of our support from Ukraine, which I am a fan of, by the way,
01:37:55.720reason why I've had to do this is not out of some good thing out of trying to put America first, trying to reestablish our military and our munitions for our own purposes.
01:38:02.660It's because the war in Iran is far too expensive and you can't fight a war in Iran for hundreds of billions of dollars
01:38:09.040while also giving hundreds of billions of dollars to Ukraine.
01:38:11.820I want to ask Anthony, when he's able to rejoin us, if my suspicion is truly correct,
01:38:16.600and they're really just running off the fumes of the Biden money that they were given.
01:38:20.660And, you know, the numbers are different.
01:38:24.220The EU issued them like over $100 billion loan that is backed when they win.
01:38:29.300This is what the actual terms of loans say.
01:38:31.820Anthony, I'm talking about that $100 plus billion loan that the EU issued Ukraine.0.71
01:38:36.040And, of course, the payback promises, oh, get us back when you defeat Russia.0.89
01:38:39.960But my whole just view on all this stuff and why we're abandoning Ukraine, pulling out of there is because we can't afford to do it while we're also doing Iran.0.93
01:38:49.380Absolutely. And I the way the way I see it in terms of, you know, I use the word abandon, not necessarily as an emotional word, but as a technical word.
01:38:58.980And I, too, agree that the United States should pull back from giving blank checks on billions of dollars in military aid and billions of dollars in munitions to not just Israel, but also Ukraine in this to where this open checkbook that's coming out of the American taxpayers pocket every day.
01:39:20.540And when Americans have the inability to put food on the table or put gas in the car and these rising prices from what we're seeing in the Strait of Hormuz and the cost of munitions, and believe me, those munitions are not cheap.
01:39:32.600And you know who's getting rich off of those is all the people selling them to Ukraine and to Israel because, and again, we're not just giving them to them.
01:39:40.760We're buying them from these companies, and then the U.S. government gives them.
01:39:44.700But they're being bought by somebody, and that's the U.S. tax dollar.
01:39:47.800So when I say in terms of abandoning, I mean in a way of like imagine, if you will, you and a friend go to a bar for the night, and he has a little too many.0.99
01:40:10.400No matter what happens, you got my back.
01:40:12.720And the U.S. says, yes, no matter what happens, I got your back.
01:40:15.620And they get into this fight. And then at one point, the United States is saying, whoa, this has come to be a little too much.
01:40:21.200We don't have your back anymore. The wise decision would have been to counsel in the beginning to say, hey, we're not going to give you a blank check, open checkbook, free for all to everything that we have.
01:40:31.360There are constraints and limitations. Biden opened up that Pandora's box.
01:40:36.100Trump continued it. And now we're in a position to where it's not just a matter of, hey, we're going to reduce this and reduce that because you now have your own capabilities.
01:40:44.780We're just cutting off the umbilical cord, which is going to lead to, you know, if you're Russia at this point, and we already know from Steve Witkoff visiting Moscow last month and having conversations with Zelensky, that the United States is now looking towards frameworks for a deal, an agreement, a trilateral agreement between Ukraine, Russia and the United States.0.77
01:41:07.820whereas months ago you would have heard oh no no way we're gonna back we're gonna back ukraine
01:41:13.120to the end to the last inch not anymore because iran has become so expensive that we can no longer
01:41:19.760support our allies in in in ukraine god forbid what would happen and i'm not saying there's an0.86
01:41:25.820indication of it happening but i'm just saying in terms of scenarios god forbid if china were to
01:41:30.300decide right now to militarily move on taiwan what would we do right no and that's the big
01:41:35.780question and that's the real war on three fronts that america faces because it's put itself in
01:41:40.900these regional proxy wars how do you think this is going to boat out for the midterms anthony
01:41:45.920what's your prediction for the midterm elections so you know the the israel elections on tuesday
01:41:52.340and the u.s elections one week later were nine days away from three november which is not this
01:41:58.000coming tuesday but the next so as we have the israeli elections this tuesday uh the next tuesday
01:42:03.180is U.S. elections. What's happening with the war in Iran, the losses that are becoming more and
01:42:10.280more evident. And even from the beginning, when the Department of War, the Department of Defense
01:42:15.800was concealing a lot of the truth, and there were people that said, oh, look,
01:42:19.120Pete Hexford said we're doing fine. The president said this war would take a couple days,
01:42:24.640maybe a few weeks. Myself and others who have been to war, who have been part of joint planning,
01:42:30.200who understand how these things unfold, who have experienced it firsthand, we're like,
01:42:34.000no, it's not. And here we are going on eight months of that conflict, and we have not moved
01:42:39.980the needle. In fact, we pulled the needle even back in our favor, both economically and militarily.
01:42:47.240That is going to weigh heavily on the midterms, which is why this dilemma that we're in right now,
01:42:53.960Donald Trump does not want to go at it again with Iran until after the midterms.
01:42:58.880netanyahu can't afford to wait until after his elections this tuesday to do nothing so you have
01:43:06.560this collision of timelines to where netanyahu has to do something before tuesday and trump
01:43:12.700doesn't want to do anything until after next tuesday their calendars aren't aligned unfortunately
01:43:18.000so what we're going to see is that regardless of what donald trump wants to do or not want to do
01:43:23.840before or after the midterms, we are wedded to whatever Israel is going to do. And I think that
01:43:29.580Israel is going to do something before or on Tuesday. It's going to be down to the last0.75
01:43:35.380minute, right? The one yard line. Oh, we got to suspend elections. Look at this. It was unforeseen.
01:43:40.820And then, well, whatever Israel does, whether they go and conduct airstrikes or they start0.83
01:43:47.220conducting strikes, Iran is going to respond. And there's not going to be a week of time in between0.84
01:43:53.340that the united states has the convenience to do nothing so donald trump will be pulled and
01:43:59.060compelled and once again by israel to involve the united states in this again in escalation
01:44:04.220before the u.s midterms and i think that will weigh heavily on the midterms in terms of term
01:44:10.480it'll be fresh in people's minds as they go to the volume as they go to the polling sites
01:44:14.800as they as they either the night before or the day of go to fill up their vehicle with gas to
01:44:20.920go to said polling site and the gas is still so high and the price of diesel is still so high
01:44:26.100and the breakfast that they made at home because they're trying to save some money by not
01:44:29.460buying out in town still costs them twenty dollars because of the price of eggs and milk
01:44:34.140and butter and bread all of those things are going to weigh in the minds of the average
01:44:38.280american when they go to the polls and it's going to have an impact how that shapes the u.s congress
01:44:45.580both the House and the Senate after the midterms.
01:44:52.600And I think Donald Trump is very afraid of what that could look like after the midterms.
01:44:59.900And I've said this before, and it's important for people to understand.
01:45:03.080Donald Trump doesn't care about impeachment.
01:45:06.900He was impeached twice in his first term.
01:45:09.800What he is scared of, same thing that Nixon found himself in this position, is impeachment in the House with conviction in the Senate.
01:45:20.200And if the elections go blue come the midterms and there's Democratic control of the Senate and the House, it's very likely that that impeachment will move forward from articles impeachment voted on in the House to conviction in the Senate with a conviction.
01:45:34.640And now Donald Trump is in dangerous territory.
01:48:12.760We knew that Israel was going to strike Iran and that Iran was going to retaliate and that
01:48:19.120Israel retaliate against that justifiable retaliation. So we, the United States decided0.56
01:48:25.060to strike Iran first based on the preemption to one of our allies, striking them first to preempt0.94
01:48:31.740the rightful justification of a response from the strike that Israel was going to do. So that's why0.94
01:48:37.140we struck and that's why we attacked. Makes sense, right? And everybody's like, oh, I guess. And for
01:48:42.300those of us with a brain, we're like, that doesn't make sense. Yes. The quote from Elf,
01:48:47.280You sit on a throne of lies and that's they use their authority to pass off the most inane stuff.1.00
01:48:54.060Yeah, I mean, and they they try to serve it to us like we're all stupid or that we're not listening.0.99
01:49:01.720And I think, you know, and I well, I don't think I know that the average American is not stupid and that the average Americans are listening.0.93
01:49:09.760And just because the average or most Americans aren't involved in political discourse or maybe don't read the New York Times every morning, they're still informed and attuned to what's going on, especially when it hits them in the pocket and they get told the price of gas will never be lower.0.76
01:49:27.480Just give it a couple of days. Here we are eight months in. The price of diesel has never been
01:49:33.120higher. And it's it's carrying the cost over into everything we do in America from leisure time to
01:49:39.560recreation, to running your lawn equipment, to putting gas in your car, to going to the grocery
01:49:44.420store, to your power bill. It touches everything. I guarantee that every American in the United
01:49:52.400States, from the West Coast to the East Coast, from the Canadian border to Mexico, from Florida
01:49:57.480to Ferndale, can take their power bill over the next eight months and look at it and see the
01:50:02.320marked increase in their power bill, see the marked increase in that fuel bill, see the marked
01:50:08.500increase in every aspect of their lives because of this conflict, because we've been lied to.
01:50:16.060100%. Thank you so much, Anthony Aguilar. Look forward to talking to you again. People can find
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