00:05:39.860A massive show, mostly unpacking the memorandum of understanding that Donald Trump signed
00:05:45.980the g7 summit yesterday between america and iran and kind of unwillingly israel there's some
00:05:54.100interesting i don't know overlaps in the alliance that we have here where we're making agreements
00:06:01.980claiming that israel is going to do certain things that they have absolutely no intention of doing
00:06:07.340how this is going to unroll and how this is going to work out at the end of the day
00:06:13.360is still very much up in the air. But I, for one, am very happy that there is now at least a
00:06:20.440memorandum of understanding, even though in my experience covering or studying armed conflicts
00:06:26.840overseas, I don't know if I've ever seen a memorandum of understanding. I mean, there are
00:06:31.700ceasefires, there are peace treaties. A memorandum of understanding is the type of thing that you sign
00:06:38.920If you're a real estate mogul in New York City and you want first dibs on a building, if it ever were to be sold, then you might sign a memorandum.
00:06:47.080It's an interesting sort of thing to happen in this conflict.
00:06:52.420Everything is a little bit wonky with all of this and has been the entire time.
00:06:57.380The process by which we got into the war wasn't exactly the appropriate one.
00:07:02.220The process by which we stayed in the war has also not been appropriate.
00:07:06.880It's interesting, you know, living in an anarcho-tyranny, which is what we live in, it's interesting to see when laws apply and when they simply don't.
00:07:16.200You know, there are things like, well, there's a, you know, the president has the ability to wage a limited military engagement up to 60 days, and then at that point, the Congress has to be invoked and actually declare war, or the military engagement has to end, or you can, you know, demand a certain extension.
00:07:35.920Those 60 days came and went and kind of just kept going.
00:07:39.700It's kind of like, well, it's the law, but who cares?
00:07:42.660But we want to keep waging this illegal war, so we're just going to do it.
00:07:48.060So, again, we're sort of in uncharted territories in a variety of different ways here.
00:07:51.860We've got memorandums of understanding.
00:07:53.680We've got conflicts that aren't technically wars, but look an awful lot like one.
00:07:59.000We've got agreements being signed, including countries that aren't actually party to the agreement and don't agree to the agreement itself, but are expected to be held to it.
00:08:09.780It's all a little bit bizarre, but that's what happens when you are engaged in a relentless campaign of lies.
00:08:21.020What a tangled web we weave when we practice to deceive.
00:08:23.660So we'll be trying to unweave this tangled web as we try to figure out what the heck is actually happening here.
00:08:30.180And again, I think part of the confusion, part of the mystery around all of this is that the rhetoric is so inconsequential, sort of meaningless.
00:08:40.920In other words, things that Donald Trump was saying last week, he's now saying the opposite of.
00:08:45.960Did he learn something in the intervening time? Probably not.
00:08:49.700It's just that the rhetoric is completely divorced from the reality on the ground, right?
00:08:54.860And this is the case with most things around the world.
00:08:58.460You know, I always say, or like in the political sphere these days, I always say the only thing you need to do to be a conspiracy theorist is recognize that things don't just happen.
00:09:06.660Well, the other aspect of that is the things that are happening are often completely and basically irrecognizable when discussed in the news.
00:09:16.320And the key, the skill I would – I'm desperate to impart on the wider American people is understanding that the words are often completely and utterly meaningless, and you just have to look at the actions.
00:09:30.440So, for example, this memorandum of understanding has now been signed.
00:09:34.900Donald Trump is making statements, whether it's about Hezbollah or Iran, the ballistic missiles.
00:09:39.720It's stuff that we've been saying the entire time and that we were called all sorts of names for believing.
00:09:44.320And now Donald Trump is saying it. What has caused this reversal? Did he just learn that Israel is systematically destroying civilian buildings in Beirut literally as a form of punishment against the Lebanese people for daring to exist where they want to have their beach houses?
00:10:07.380Well, because the economic reality has shifted and the war has to end.
00:10:12.660So now he's going to say what is necessary for the war to end.
00:10:15.900Or he's going to actually give credence to the claims that have been true the entire time but have been ignored or debunked the entire time because they didn't want them to be true.
00:10:26.820So much of what goes on across the country or across the world, it's like you've got the real reason why it's happening, and then you've got the stated reason.
00:10:39.420For the most part, you can ignore the stated reason.
00:10:42.080Now, we're going to look at some of the reasons stated yesterday at the G7 summit and sort of in the surrounding environs of Donald Trump going around making speeches and statements to people.
00:10:53.040You can glean information from it, you know, not necessarily believing what they say, but looking at it and going, oh, why are they admitting this now when it's been true the entire time?
00:11:03.660What can we learn from that admission, not necessarily from the information provided, but from the fact that they're now letting you have access to that information?
00:11:12.720But the rhetoric, you have to understand, is largely meaningless.
00:11:19.540So the economic reality on the ground, as we discussed yesterday and I discussed a month or more ago, is that there was always a deadline to this conflict.
00:11:29.400Mid-June was always the final cutoff date that this conflict, this standoff could be carried on.
00:11:37.660The Strait of Hormuz could be closed for a certain period of time until the economic outcome became catastrophic.
00:11:43.160And about a month ago, Goldman Sachs and others came out with reports, and in this case, it had to do with basically European fuel supply, and that if the strait wasn't open and the European fuel supply lines weren't actually running again by mid-June, then you would have had this cascading domino effect of airlines having to cancel flights, losing money, having to beg the government to bail them out.
00:12:09.360it would have gotten really bad. And so like a month ago, Goldman Sachs and again, the reason
00:12:13.620you can trust these types of projections into the future is because the people making them
00:12:19.840are putting their money where their mouth is, right? The Goldman Sachs projection saying that
00:12:26.360mid-June would be the final time that the straight could stay closed. They were like making purchases
00:12:32.820and buying stocks, making bets on that assumption. And that's a real that's a real thing. I mean,
00:12:39.340they would really lose money if the war didn't end and so you can take that and you can go okay
00:12:42.760I don't even care what they're saying the reality is they're going to lose a bunch of money and the
00:12:47.760world economy is going to really start to stumble if they don't get this ended at least paused
00:12:53.700for a substantial period around mid-June and so that's what you make your predictions on that's
00:13:01.640what you that's what you actually listen to and pay attention to because again the rhetoric can
00:13:07.160be utterly meaningless when there's money on the table when there's cash that could be lost by
00:13:13.840these people then you know that they're serious about what they're saying so again we're going
00:13:17.780to go to a lot of videos of donald trump making some statements it's very nice to hear him making
00:13:22.140it's very long overdue personally in my opinion some of these statements we'll begin with clip
00:13:27.80029 here you know all of these are surrounding the g7 conference at which donald trump signed
00:13:33.080this memorandum of understanding we have the actual text of the memorandum of understanding
00:13:36.960we can go through and we can try to determine why why is it that the israelis and the israel
00:13:44.260first americans are so undone they're so furious about the prospect of peace because they haven't
00:13:53.120gotten what they want yet and they might have to wait a little longer and they just don't want to
00:13:58.520Again, this is the thing to understand. From a bird's eye point of view, everything that has occurred up until this point has been in service of Israel's ability to slaughter their neighbors with impunity.0.83
00:14:13.140And look, I don't care what you think about Israel. I don't care what you think about their neighbors. We don't engage in the false dichotomy that says you either support Israel or you are an extremist Muslim. These types of claims are absurd, and we won't be responding to them in any meaningful way because they are just that pointless.0.93
00:14:35.500But looking at it factually, the demand that has been made by whether it's Hezbollah or Iran or just anti-Israel activists here in America, it's been you've got to stop killing everyone.
00:14:49.540You've got to stop murdering everyone in Gaza.
00:14:51.840You've got to stop saturation bombing civilian neighborhoods.0.57
00:14:59.960It makes the Holocaust look like a walk in the park when you're setting up, you know, you're starving people because you completely control ingress or egress of everything into that area and you cut off their food supply.
00:15:13.340So you have people starving, some of them to death.0.90
00:15:15.720Then you offer them food and then when they rush to you to get the food that you're offering them, you kill them like a mousetrap snapping on a mouse that wanted cheese.
00:15:27.700It's again, just beyond. Inhumane, it's brutal and horrific, and it's been happening right in front of everybody the entire time, and that's all they had to do is just stop doing that. Just stop murdering civilians in Lebanon. Stop trying to take over Gaza by killing everyone there and sending all the Palestinians to our neighborhoods. Thank you very much. Stop murdering everyone.
00:15:51.480That's all that you ever had to do. And that is too much. That's too much. That is beyond the pale.
00:15:57.640How dare you even suggest we stop killing everyone? You're an anti-Semite. That has1.00
00:16:01.980essentially been the situation this entire time. So all of the like the war with Iran,
00:16:09.300the hundreds of billions of dollars we've spent, the bases that have been obliterated by their0.79
00:16:13.240missiles, the reputation overseas that America has sacrificed on this altar. It has all been
00:16:18.640in service of Israel's ability to kill whoever they want and not suffer any backlash whatsoever.0.92
00:16:24.400That is the purpose of all of it. Tell me, tell me I'm not telling you the truth. Tell me I'm0.94
00:16:30.700lying. Tell me that there's anything else. I mean, you can frame it as Israel safety,
00:16:35.500but that's never really been, you know, at major risk. You had October 7th, which was obviously a
00:16:43.280form of false flag attack in which the attack was allowed to happen. It was made worse on purpose.
00:16:48.640It was lied about significantly with claims of beheaded babies and all these other stuff that was basically immediately disproved but nevertheless is repeated like a mantra to this day by the people in power trying to convince you that Israel killing everybody is somehow a necessary step, a necessary response to an existential crisis.
00:17:09.140It never was, and it isn't now. And yet the rhetoric hasn't changed coming from them. It's as if if they're not bombing apartment buildings in Beirut, then the gas chambers will be fired up again.
00:17:26.140If they're not slaughtering hundreds of innocent people all around the Republic of Lebanon, then, you know, Israel is going to be destroyed.0.84
00:17:36.660It's a ridiculous claim, but that is sort of the mindset that they're constantly operating on.0.73
00:17:40.440So remember, that's the bird's eye view here is all of this. Everything that we've been engaged in the last two years has been in service of Israel's ability to wage war without ceasing, without purpose, without mercy against anybody they want, whenever they want.0.82
00:17:56.740That's the ultimate goal. That's what they want. That's what they demand. That's what the war in Iran is about.0.95
00:18:00.720it was never a valid excuse to do any of this, and yet they're very pissed that they are going
00:18:08.780to have to possibly, for a period of time, stop killing Lebanese people. They're very mad that
00:18:15.380that's a possibility. Here's Donald Trump talking about this fact. Israel's fighting Hezbollah too
00:18:20.840long, and too many people are being killed. And you don't have to knock down an apartment house1.00
00:18:26.460every time you're looking for somebody, because there are a lot of people in those apartment
00:18:30.200houses and they're not all hezbollah that i can tell you and i suggested to israel to let syria
00:18:36.920take care of hezbollah because to be honest with you i think they do a better job of doing it
00:18:45.080and i didn't like syria i didn't like where two hours before we're signing the agreement
00:18:51.880that there was an attack in Lebanon in Beirut it wasn't like in the southern side and you know
00:19:00.920it was in Beirut I did not like that I let them know that I didn't like it not at all but I think
00:19:07.080that Syria he's pulled that country together amazingly quickly he's very capable and he's0.62
00:19:14.320been very good for me he's protected everything that I've asked for he's done and if Israel can't0.78
00:19:21.760do the job without killing everyone else he'll do the job syria will do the job syria will do the
00:19:29.200job that's of course al jolani the head chopper in chief the former isis commander who was placed
00:19:35.620at the head of a sunni uh you know orc mob basically a horde a savage horde that swept
00:19:44.980across syria of course people don't understand about that is that they had very sophisticated
00:19:48.960They did help not only by Israeli and American air forces softening the targets, but also by a mysterious app that they convinced everybody in the Syrian army to download on their phones, which gave somebody access to all of their communications.
00:20:04.680And they were able to completely cripple the response while al-Jelani's horde swept in and took over Syria.0.81
00:20:12.100And now they're saying that this ISIS commander, former ISIS commander, current president of Syria, he should be the one to sweep down from the north and take out Hezbollah because basically you can't do that.0.81
00:20:24.480You can't take out Hezbollah without sending troops on the ground in to fight Hezbollah.0.71
00:20:28.880And when Israel does that, they all get killed.
00:20:31.400America is not interested in doing that.0.94
00:20:33.280Maybe we'll use our our puppets in Syria.
00:20:35.560And he's like, you know, Jolani is, you know, cobbled together the Syrian state so quickly.
00:20:41.180Yeah, it's it's kind of easy to have a stable state when the most powerful countries in the world aren't psychopathically trying desperately to destroy your country by inventing ISIS and waging a soft war and starting a civil war in your country and diplomatically trying to destroy you constantly.
00:20:58.460Yeah, it turns out a country can be functional if it's not constantly under attack from all of its neighbors.
00:21:05.460It's – but no, maybe Joe Lonnie is just super skilled.
00:21:08.820His talents were being wasted when he was simply chopping people's heads off.
00:24:22.600They took it over, and then they blew it up.
00:24:25.340They occupied it when they blew it up.
00:24:27.580What do you think the strategic purpose of blowing up a historic Christian site that dates back from the Crusades could possibly be other than just ruthless eradication of all cultures that exist there so they can all be wiped away and replaced?0.59
00:24:41.880or, as the Israelis put it in their own words, Judaized. Right. Let's go to clip number 15.0.96
00:24:48.920Israeli politicians, including Itamar Ben-Gavir and Bezalel Smotrich, have criticized the U.S.
00:24:53.600and Israel deal. Let's watch. He says the state of Israel must not accept the ceasefire between
00:25:01.560the United States and Iran. We must act with clear and uncompromising conscience.
00:25:07.880the security of the citizens of the state of israel is above all else
00:25:13.020a sovereign state is not a contractor for any superpower it is not bound by agreements0.83
00:25:20.600that block its ability to protect its people we must continue he says to demolish the houses0.57
00:26:53.420And J.D. Vance is to be celebrated for this.
00:26:56.480He's going around and, you know, talking about the success that we've had bringing about this memorandum of understanding, ending the threat to the economy and human lives that this war has represented.
00:27:09.400And yet all these headlines are like Rubio lets Vance take the fall as Iran deal questions mount.
00:27:20.620He's being blamed for the understanding.
00:27:22.440And the folks and the likes of Marco Rubio and, of course, all of the former convicted terrorists that now run the Israeli government, they're very not happy about any of this because they have one priority.
00:27:37.000They have one thing they actually care about. That is, once again, the ability for Israel to kill any and all of its neighbors whenever it wants without any without suffering any repercussions and anything short of that is an outrage.
00:27:50.960and boy are they outraged we will show you their outrage and we will0.89
00:27:54.760well we'll laugh at it on the other side stay with us folks this is a this is a great thing
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00:37:16.880that jd vance just got done with a press conference about the memorandum of understanding
00:37:23.260signed between America and Iran. And he's made, again, some pretty controversial statements,
00:37:28.600if that's the way you want to put it. True. True would be another way. Controversial slash true.
00:37:36.220One of these statements that everybody knows is accurate. But boy, do people get mad if you
00:37:42.780actually say it. Let's go first. This Nick Sartor clip. This was posted by Nick Sartor
00:37:47.040minutes ago. J.D. Vance directly calling out Israeli cabinet members for their personal attacks
00:37:52.260on president trump here's vice president jd vance at the white house earlier today
00:37:56.520the the israelis just like everybody else have to respect this peace process that is fundamentally
00:38:02.980good for them and good for the entire region what the president gets grown frustrated sometimes is
00:38:08.020that we seem to be right on the cusp of a major breakthrough in the agreement and then all of a
00:38:11.980sudden there's a major explosion that goes off in a civilian population center in beirut and a lot
00:38:17.120of people who have nothing to do with hezbollah lose their lives that's not acceptable that's the0.65
00:38:21.040sort of thing that we've asked for closer coordination so that we ensure it doesn't
00:38:24.940happen. And our message to the Israelis, just as our message to everybody else, is fundamentally
00:38:28.860we want this peace process to be good for you. We do not want0.97
00:38:32.960Hezbollah attacking Israel, but in order to ensure that that happens0.98
00:38:36.860we have got to actually build the kind of regional framework
00:38:40.520that can cut off the money to Hezbollah, cut off Iranian support for Hezbollah
00:38:44.840and also ensure that Lebanon's territorial sovereignty is
00:38:51.040So a couple of interesting things about that statement.
00:38:56.180Obviously, it's not something that we've heard out of the American administration recently, even though we've all expressed this frustration since it's been obvious to everybody the entire time.
00:39:05.060And there have been, you know, occasions where Donald Trump has expressed outrage, calling Axios and saying, you know, BB has no judgment because of the bombing of Lebanon.
00:39:15.140I don't want to be too nitpicky. Maybe I should just maybe I should just be happy that J.D. Vance is expressing this.
00:39:19.820Maybe I shouldn't nitpick it at all. I just I just have a little thing about what is what is the word?
00:39:28.940Basically, I can't think of the grammatical phrase right now. Passive language. That's what it is.
00:39:34.840Just came to me. The passive language, you know, explosions went off in Beirut.
00:39:40.120Really? The explosion, they just they went off, did they? The way I would phrase that was Israel bombed a civilian population.
00:39:47.160Right. There's a subject. There's an action. They did a thing. It did. The thing didn't just occur all of a sudden. But but I'm nitpicking. OK, I'm nitpicking. OK, yes, explosions did go off in Beirut. And that's a bad thing. But then he says, you know, we need closer coordination to ensure that doesn't happen again.0.59
00:40:06.600And I'm happy that he's saying this. But was it a lack of close coordinate? Was this an accident?
00:40:12.840Was this was this not the exact thing Israel intended to do? Because if we really want this conflict to end, we really don't want to be dragged into yet another forever war, which this very easily could have been.
00:40:26.280I mean, hell, look at Ukraine and Russia. That thing should have been over three years ago. It's getting worse daily today.0.77
00:40:32.780This giant attack by Ukraine against Russia just promises a greater escalation into the future.
00:40:38.060It's another story we'll try to get to later today.
00:40:41.060But this thing could have gone on forever.
00:40:43.840And thank goodness that J.D. Vance and Donald Trump seem not to be willing to carry this forward like that.
00:40:53.160And I'm happy that J.D. Vance is saying this.
00:40:58.020if we actually want to get out of this conflict the first thing we have to do is recognize that0.95
00:41:03.780israel is deliberately destroying our ability to create peace it's not a lack of coordination0.96
00:41:09.540it's not a miscommunication it's not a like well what the heck israel's bombing lebanon israel's0.92
00:41:16.260like yeah i'm bombing lebanon what's the problem with that it's like we just signed a deal of
00:41:19.560understanding it's like dang it i didn't know you should have let me know look call me okay call me
00:41:24.720next time. Tell me you're signing. Tell me you're in an agreement. And then I won't bomb. Like,
00:41:29.180do you really think this is a sitcom style miscommunication happening here? People are
00:41:35.200just missing calls and bombing countries on accident. Or is it every single time that we
00:41:42.380get anywhere close to a peace agreement with Israel, with Iran, Israel bombs Lebanon or
00:41:47.480previously bombed the negotiators we were negotiating with? It's not an accident. So
00:41:53.480So, again, I'm not to nitpick J.D. Vance. I am very glad that he's saying this, but it's like there's still this poison pill of the assumption that somehow Israel and America are on the same side and that we're a team and that when Israel does something that screws up our plans, it must be a miscommunication.
00:42:11.300We've really got to get that. What do you say? We've really got to get our coordination closer to figure out how to not have this happen again.
00:42:18.280The way you have this not happen again is by punishing Israel for doing it, is by restricting Israel's actions because we're the larger partner and have the ability to do that.
00:42:28.200We just don't have the will for some reason. This is what Joe Kent resigned his position over.
00:42:34.180This is what we've been saying the entire time. If we actually want to get out of this conflict, we have to consciously recognize and acknowledge the fact that Israel is deliberately keeping us in it by carrying out these terrorist attacks against Lebanese civilians specifically to destroy the ability of us to have an agreement with Iran.
00:42:53.240So, again, it's a small thing, but the fact that they would even say, like, we need closer coordination to figure this out, it's just like, then we're going to be stuck in this forever because the first thing you have to recognize is that it's absolutely on purpose.
00:43:06.800It's by design, and it's because Israel doesn't care what's best for us.0.77
00:43:11.540They care what's best for them, and they want us to do whatever they want us to do for them.
00:43:17.380So, again, more people are recognizing and talking about this.
00:43:21.700We'll show you clips from the likes of Tucker Carlson later.
00:43:23.680But let's go to this next clip of J.D. Vance directly calling out the Israeli cabinet members for their attacks on Donald Trump.
00:43:29.660Let's watch. Now, I saw the Axios report, you know, that Netanyahu is fuming.
00:43:36.700That's not reflective of the conversations that I've had with him.
00:43:39.400But maybe he's saying something to somebody else that he's not saying to me.
00:43:41.860What I will say, and this does bother me, is that you've seen people within BB's cabinet who have come out and attacked the deal and in some ways very personally attacked the president of the United States.
00:43:54.160And I guess my message to them would be twofold.
00:43:57.240Number one, Donald J. Trump is the only head of state in the entire world who is sympathetic to the nation of Israel at this moment in time.
00:44:07.920And he happens to be the head of state of the world's superpower.
00:44:10.620Whoa, whoa, whoa, that's huge. Hold on.
00:44:11.280If I was that. Holy cow. J.D. Vance just told Israel, let me remind you that Donald Trump is the only head of state in the world right now that's on your side.1.00
00:44:24.260And you want to turn against him? You want to criticize him? You want to make enemies of him?
00:44:30.000He's the only one that's on your side right now. Is that really a decision you want to make?
00:44:34.540that's it that is a very powerful rebuke from the vice president of the united states and it's
00:44:42.620absolutely correct i'm sorry i wasn't expecting that that is a crazy and accurate statement to
00:44:50.620make that at this point donald trump is literally the only head of state in the world that is
00:44:57.500actually still on israel's side and he shouldn't be and it doesn't make any sense why he is quite
00:45:03.700frankly but you can see the way and we'll show you more clips and we showed you clips in the
00:45:09.240last segment bezalil smotrick bingavir both men who by the way i'm not even exaggerating they were
00:45:17.080both either tried accused and i believe one of them convicted of literal terrorist attacks
00:45:23.960when they were younger like these are actual jewish extremist supremacist terrorists uh that
00:45:30.520I feel as though Donald Trump and all of America are at their beck and call and that the inability of us to sacrifice literally anything for them is somehow an attack. Can we cut these people off already? Like, what do we do? We don't need them. I mean, what are we doing? We're the only ones in the world that still like them. Why, though? But why are we still why are we still partners with them?0.98
00:45:57.400it's one of those things you know if your friend thinks everybody else is a jackass you guess who's0.96
00:46:03.920the jackass right that was a very interesting statement from jd vance let's back it up about0.96
00:46:09.88010 seconds and uh start over from there because jd vance just reminded the israelis who are0.92
00:46:15.000very very mad at donald trump and again we'll show you some clips and articles just about how angry
00:46:21.640they are at donald trump even though donald trump has sacrificed probably i mean certainly
00:46:27.340his own political coalition sacrificed possibly the power of the republican party for the next
00:46:33.940decade sacrificed dozens of lives of american soldiers sacrificed hundreds of billions of
00:46:41.520dollars for them and the minute that you're not willing to go the next step you're an anti-semite0.96
00:46:48.780you must be destroyed. It's an extremist mindset that is truly poisonous. Sorry. Sorry to interrupt,0.95
00:46:57.200vice president. Here's J.D. Vance continuing to tell the Israelis what they should really know
00:47:02.800already. Let's watch. The president of the United States. And I guess my message to them would be0.99
00:47:08.480twofold. Number one, Donald J. Trump is the only head of state in the entire world who is sympathetic
00:47:16.640to the nation of Israel at this moment in time.
00:47:20.080And he happens to be the head of state
00:47:45.580two-thirds of the defensive weapons that have protected your homeland have been built by
00:47:52.960American hands and paid for by American tax dollars. The problem for Israel is not Donald
00:47:59.360J. Trump. And anybody in Israel who thinks their biggest problem is the president of the United
00:48:04.120States needs to wake up and smell the reality of the situation that country is in. Thank you all.
00:48:10.720that was very powerful very unexpected statement uh from jd vance and a very true one as well now
00:48:18.700i know of all the suspicions about jd vance concerning his rise his association with the
00:48:25.020likes of peter teal and others and you know obviously the suspicious side of me would be
00:48:29.980saying well this is you know jd vance sort of recognizing the unpopularity of of israel and
00:48:36.420And while he may have been actually more in favor of the war in Iran than otherwise, he now recognizes the political winds are blowing against him and is staking that position, knowing that it's good for his political future.
00:48:51.060That would be the cynical view of this. But you know what? At least he's saying it. At least it's true. And it's the vice president of the United States saying what we're all thinking.
00:49:02.060So I'm not going to look a gift horse in the mouth. I'm going to appreciate the fact that that's being said, especially when the, again, activity of Israel. I mean, when he's talking about the interceptor missiles, two thirds of which at least are, as he put it, made by American hands and purchased with American tax dollars.0.91
00:49:23.560that's also true of the white phosphorus they're dropping on civilians in lebanon it's also true0.87
00:49:29.280of the bombs that they used to completely demolish the open-air prison state of gaza
00:49:37.460and we can go to things like clip number five here go ahead and roll this as background this
00:49:41.640is before and after satellite imagery of eight towns in gaza that were utterly erased by israel
00:49:49.800over the last couple of years so again we all witnessed the genocide we all went and you can0.63
00:49:57.020look at this and say well they deserve it because they attacked israel once um okay i mean if that0.93
00:50:06.200if that's the state if that's the stance you want to take i guess you're kind of like a demon type
00:50:12.540of person i guess that's just uh how you are i personally think this is insane i personally
00:50:18.900personally i think this is not just an act of unbelievable human destruction and cruelty and0.94
00:50:26.440malice and vicious brutality but also strategically retarded because guess what hamas isn't even0.99
00:50:33.740defeated yet you idiots hey guess what you did all of this and hamas is not even disarmed0.99
00:50:39.520like are you know was it worth it was it worth it because this is the sacrifice of israel's1.00
00:50:48.040not just popularity overseas but the popularity overseas that gets them the foreign aid they need
00:50:54.080to survive so they've sacrificed their future existence on the bet that they would be able to0.71
00:51:01.220carry this to the end to destroy iran and have nobody in the region capable of responding in
00:51:06.820any way when they wanted to do that to any of their neighbors because those videos you just saw0.96
00:51:11.760you can't kill your way out of solving problems israel's like what we what what the hell are you
00:51:20.180talking about sir it's worked up to this point it's worked up to this point because what i just0.55
00:51:26.120showed you is the satellite imagery of eight villages in gaza being utterly eviscerated
00:51:31.580destroyed, removed from the earth. But of course, we go to clip number 12 here, because this is
00:51:37.540Lebanon, because they're doing the same thing in Lebanon. Lebanon didn't attack on October 7th.
00:51:44.160Lebanon didn't do anybody to anybody, anything to anybody. Lebanon is a pluralistic nation,
00:51:50.200a republic in which Christians always are guaranteed a position at the head of the
00:51:56.600political world and yet for our radio listeners our television viewers right now are seeing the0.94
00:52:02.040endless hills of rubble that the southern part of lebanon have been reduced to as a consequence of0.54
00:52:09.280israel's saturation bombing campaign just like they carried out in gaza because it wasn't about
00:52:15.800well the terrorists better not do that you know people call hezbollah a terrorist organization
00:52:20.380It is a non-state actor. It is a civilian militia, but they spend most of their time doing things like taking out Israeli drones and hitting Israeli tanks, which, last time I checked, isn't technically terrorism.
00:52:34.600It's just defending yourself from a military attack.
00:52:39.060I know these definitions are going to get me in trouble one day, but I have this thing where I have to tell the truth.0.99
00:52:45.340Darn it. Darn it. I just have to. And by the way, Israel's absolutely no intentions of stopping their onslaught of Lebanon.0.99
00:52:55.300In fact, they are producing new maps showing just how much of that independent country they are conquering.
00:53:03.880Israel's military published a map on Thursday showing an expanded zone of control for its troops in southern Lebanon.
00:53:09.280As Israeli officials told Israel, told Reuters, Israel was holding talks with the U.S. over continuing the deployment.
00:53:16.040An interim pact signed on Wednesday to end the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran calls for an end on fighting on all fronts, including Lebanon, and for parties to ensure the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Lebanon.
00:53:26.100And so, of course, in response, Israel officially destroys the territorial integrity of Lebanon.
00:53:34.580israel has rejected calls to withdraw troops from southern lebanon which had invaded in march in
00:53:40.240response to rocket fire by the iran-backed hezbollah militia israeli attacks on the
00:53:44.740and the destruction of villages have killed thousands and set off a displacement crisis
00:53:49.300hezbollah has continued to attack has continued to launch attacks on israeli positions in the south
00:53:53.840this week including with explosive drones that have killed and injured troops two israeli officials
00:53:58.220including senior officials close to prime minister benjamin and netanyahu say israel was holding
00:54:02.780talks to the u.s over maintaining its troop deployment in southern lebanon the senior
00:54:06.200official described those talks as quote stubborn let's go now to clip number 13 here israel is0.86
00:54:12.540destroying one of the oldest cities in the world attire lebanon tier as they continue to bomb0.71
00:54:17.800civilian population centers in you know abject betrayal of trump's demands i think it's time
00:54:24.180to cut them off i think we should do what joe kent said and restrain them once and for all
00:54:28.440Ladies and gentlemen, we are listener and viewer supported.
01:00:23.740Smotrek, the agreement with Iran, the bad agreement for Israel and for the entire free world, is a bad agreement.0.78
01:00:30.360Iran must not have nuclear weapons.0.80
01:00:32.020We must accept a reality in which the extremist regime in Tehran continues to advance towards this goal.
01:00:37.120Golan says, with the stroke of a pen, tremendous military achievements of our pilots in the skies of Iran and the heroism of our fighters on Lebanese soil were erased.
01:00:47.460All this while Netanyahu simply stands by as a criminal defendant, indicted as weak, ill, as an isolated and ineffective person.
01:00:58.900I'm just trying not to laugh that whole time, knowing how J.D. Vance respond to it. Here's J.D. Vance.
01:01:02.620but yeah you've seen people in their system ben gavir and smotrich who've attacked the deal
01:01:10.700and i guess my response to them would be what is your exact proposal and you know you're you're a
01:01:17.360country of of nine million people you can't just kill your way out of solving every single national
01:01:24.200security problem that you have look at what are you sure but are you sure though i mean there are0.99
01:01:32.540just so many more people to kill i mean let's kill them first and if it doesn't work we'll try0.88
01:01:37.160something else okay i just love that because so his response is you can't just you can't just kill1.00
01:01:43.600your way out of problems and you play the video of smotrix and he's just like we must we must
01:01:49.920destroy all the houses and you just want hey hey guy hey you gotta stop killing people you gotta
01:01:55.680to stop trying to kill everyone, first and foremost. OK, that's not a plan. That's the
01:02:02.280mind of a serial killer. OK, it's not actually a geopolitical strategy. It's like a madness.
01:02:09.240You're sort of experiencing a fugue state of murder, and we need to snap you out of it
01:02:14.900desperately. And by the way, I have this very interesting article here. I don't know if you've
01:02:20.820seen this. The state of Israel is waging an orderly and funded campaign of ethnic cleansing
01:02:26.960and crimes against humanity. The fight against Jewish terrorism in the West Bank territories0.64
01:02:32.020must go on through a through a phase and be done with more determination. It's no longer possible
01:02:36.500to come to terms with daily terrorism wage facilitated and encouraged and backed by the0.52
01:02:41.200Israeli government. What's happening these days across the West Bank is not the work of 70 teenage
01:02:45.640criminals as prime minister benjamin netanyahu tried to claim in his naivety these are not the
01:02:51.100crimes of exceptional small minority among the residents of the settlements and territories
01:02:54.960it's in fact the state of israel waging this organized orderly funded campaign of ethnic
01:03:00.000cleansing and crime against humanity pretty extreme uh article here probably by a far leftist
01:03:06.780anti-semite right oh no i'm sorry it's by the former prime minister of israel ehud olmert
01:03:13.080So yes, folks, the former Prime Minister of Israel, just before Netanyahu took over,
01:03:19.520he's the one calling the state of Israel a bunch of terrorists.0.89
01:03:23.200I think you might have to stop killing people, actually.0.95
01:05:13.340But I really feel like we need to stick to this Iran deal.0.56
01:05:19.180Israeli officials believe President Trump could potentially delay weapon shipments or impose an arms embargo on Israel in the future if Netanyahu won't withdraw forces from Lebanon.
01:05:30.160That, according to Mariv, Joe can't response. This is exactly what needs to happen. It's what
01:05:34.980needed to happen a long time ago. And it's one of the absurdities of all of this, of the fact that
01:05:40.800we seem incapable of pulling the leash when the leash is, in fact, attached from our hand to
01:05:50.720their neck. Like, it doesn't make any sense. They can't do anything without our permission.
01:05:55.240Like they don't have the weapons. They don't have the capability. Even in the last video we saw where the guy says the heroic actions of the pilots over Iran, the Israeli pirates of pilots over Iran.
01:06:06.200You know, Israel doesn't have the air tankers necessary to refuel like they need to in order for the bombers or the fighter jets to pass over Syria and Iraq to get to Iran. Israel can't do that without us.
01:06:20.980They can't bomb Iran from planes without American refuelers helping them to get there.0.77
01:06:29.520They can't protect themselves without American missiles protecting them.0.78
01:06:33.960So how is it that we are incapable of restraining a country that needs us to do everything?
01:08:33.920Typically, if he was asked about like, well, what's Israel doing in the West Bank?
01:08:36.740He might say, ah, it's a complicated situation.
01:08:38.720We'll see. You know, something a little vague. He didn't keep it vague. He said on video front of the world media, you cannot settle the West Bank.
01:08:48.800You will not annex the West Bank. It's too much. You have to withdraw.
01:08:54.560This is the geopolitical equivalent of spitting in his face, doing it anyway.
01:09:00.820And ignoring the consequences because there are none.
01:09:04.160And that, again, is kind of the worst possible position to take. Right.
01:09:08.720You can either do something about it, you can ignore it, but to make strident demands, to threaten repercussions, and then to do nothing, that's like the worst possible option that Trump has taken up to this point.
01:09:22.420And I'm glad to see that people like the former prime minister of Israel agree with me.
01:09:33.180By the way, Mark Levin is flipping out about all of this.
01:09:37.120We'll go to him in just a second. But I just want to go to a bunch of clips of President Trump and what he's been saying over the past few days.
01:09:44.760And while many people out there, the likes of Ben Shapiro and Mark Levin and John Potterets, are questioning what has come over Trump, I have the opposite question, which is where's this guy been?
01:09:58.800Where's this been the entire time? Why hasn't this been the stance the entire time?
01:10:03.980because we wouldn't be in a situation as bad as we're in because we're not in a good situation.
01:10:08.260We just lost a war, folks. I mean, it's not that complicated.
01:10:12.100We just started a war for Israel. We lost it.0.80
01:10:16.700And now they're trying to keep us in it and keep us losing because it benefits them.0.80
01:10:22.000We could have avoided all of this if Donald Trump had taken this stance with Israel from the very beginning.0.77
01:10:28.100God only knows why he didn't. God only knows why he's changing his tune now.
01:10:32.640again, my read of the situation is the rhetoric is kind of meaningless and that the economic
01:10:37.560reality is that the war has to end. So now he's saying what he needs to say to justify the war
01:10:42.640ending where previously he was saying what he needed to say to have the war continue. The thing
01:10:47.720he's saying isn't actually impacting whether or not the war is continuing. That's all economic
01:10:52.420and strategic. The words are just the window dressing for us to appreciate. Let's go to
01:11:01.620So clip number 28 here, as President Trump is, in fact, open to nuclear enrichment for Iran, a statement that, again, is in a flagrant contradiction to everything else.
01:11:13.120He said this entire time. Where's he been, folks? Where has this guy been? Clip 28.
01:11:19.080We've been pretty tough on that. You know, it's also it is a little hard, though, when you say that somebody wants it.
01:11:25.240Other people have it. Other adjoining states have it. And you're not letting them have it for purposes of electricity and things like that. It's always a little tough. You have to use a little common sense, please.
01:11:37.540Yeah, yeah, makes sense. No, that's yeah, that's a little common sense goes a long way. These types of negotiations. So so what was that whole last hundred days about, I guess, is the question.
01:11:48.920again it's just like okay all right it does kind of remind me of of of him mentioning he's like i
01:11:59.420think we'd have a good relationship with the leader of iran the interviewer's like you mean
01:12:03.580the guy whose family you killed you mean the guy who you killed his wife and child and parents
01:12:09.820you you think you're gonna have a good relationship with him trump's like well it's business it's
01:12:16.440like no no it's not it's actually not you killed his family you killed his family trump so why
01:12:23.500would he want to negotiate with you that wasn't a good idea actually it's kind of similar type
01:12:28.800of thing he's like yeah we've got to use common sense you know we got to be able to be able to
01:12:33.260have a little nuclear right it's like well you did spend the last 90 something days trying to
01:12:40.180kill them all so uh what what why why are what are we talking about here
01:12:46.060my god i mean again it's like it would be one thing if it seemed like we had a clear1.00
01:12:54.200and realistic strategy going into it hey sometimes things go wrong what are you going to say the
01:13:00.420frustration with all of this is that this negative outcome was predictable from not just the beginning
01:13:06.160of this conflict it was predictable all the way back in october of 2023 when i did literally
01:13:12.340predict it but i won't i won't i won't waste your time going to that but i did retweet my video from
01:13:18.800my coverage where i was hosting the alex jones show on october 9th 2023 and we laid out that
01:13:25.040this conflict that had just started two days before would eventually lead to american attacks
01:13:29.900on iran and that even with that it wouldn't have worked and israel was screwed basically but hey
01:13:39.060who's who's going to listen to me who's going to listen to me who by smearing as an anti-semite
01:13:46.800because i'm correct about all of this stuff let's go to clip number 29 here president trump
01:13:51.820rebuking israel over its war against hezbollah let's watch israel is fighting hezbollah too long
01:13:59.100too long and too many people are being killed and you don't have to knock down an apartment house
01:14:04.140every time you're looking for somebody because there are a lot of people in those apartment
01:14:07.900houses and they're not all hezbollah that i can tell you and i suggested to israel to let syria
01:14:14.700take care of hezbollah because to be honest with you i think they do a better job of doing it
01:14:20.060and i didn't like syria i didn't like where two hours before we're signing the agreement
01:14:29.620that there was an attack in lebanon in beirut it wasn't like in the southern side and you know
01:14:38.660it was in very much i did not like that i let them know that i didn't like it not at all but
01:14:44.460But I think that Syria – you know, he's pulled that country together amazingly quickly.
01:15:45.160We know what the Iranians are going to do.0.99
01:15:47.760More than likely, they're going to take some of those unfrozen assets, and they more than likely are going to restock Hezbollah, restock Hamas.0.97
01:15:54.140The Israelis are going to come up, and they're going to say, oh, look, we've caught these guys red-handed.0.72
01:15:58.560It's a smack in the face of the human president, and that's going to be used as a justification to get us back into the war because then they'll say that the Iranians violated the agreement because we're putting so much on this stupid piece of paper.0.95
01:16:08.660this agreement that we have to have, whereas we'll have much more leverage if we just walk away from0.85
01:16:12.860the situation altogether. And tell the Israelis, look, you guys are, you're on your own. If you0.89
01:16:16.520want to fight all your neighbors, have at it, but we're not footing the bill anymore.
01:16:19.400Joe, before we get you out of here, I have to ask you about that bombshell from our former boss,
01:16:23.440Tulsi Gabbard, of course, the head of the DNI the other day, dropping on her, really on her way out1.00
01:16:27.760the door, this bombshell about these biolabs. In over 30 countries, I don't know if the number
01:16:32.780was 140 or 150 of these biolabs all around the world being funded by the United States. Of1.00
01:16:38.220course, people immediately jumped on her saying she's doing she's carrying the water for Putin
01:16:42.380and Putin and Russian disinformation. The Russians told us that this was the case. We had even
01:16:46.760reported it here on the show through our own reporting over the past few years. So this was
01:16:50.540confirmation. A lot of people were vilified for drawing attention to it. Maybe you could maybe,
01:16:54.960I don't know, pull the curtain back a little bit on that decision to release this information,
01:16:58.760what you knew about it. And what do you think that these bio labs were really doing on American
01:17:03.620tax dollars so you know i wanted to let that play out anyway because just a just a reminder like0.72
01:17:09.820of all the all of the lies that we've been told that all surround these wars like it doesn't
01:17:16.060matter what they need to say the point is to get the war they just they just want the war
01:17:20.300they need the war they'll cover up whatever they need to they'll say whatever they need to
01:17:24.820as long as they get the war or as long as they get the as joe kent puts it blood machine0.88
01:17:30.700It's a very good thing that President Trump was able to sign the MOU with Iran and in this war, I pray the peace holds.0.95
01:17:36.720Restraining Israel and focusing on stability in the region will be critical to ensure it lasts. God bless America.0.97
01:17:42.000So again, I am not under any illusions that this is going to be the end of the conflict by any means.
01:17:47.380You can see the way that Israel and the Israeli first years are responding.0.92
01:17:50.820And as we've laid out over and over again, just the understanding of the geopolitical reality, the time frame that we're operating here, operating with, that Israel has destroyed its reputation.0.82
01:18:03.080It has put itself in an unrecoverable death spiral of support in America, which they require.0.51
01:18:10.620They do not require it if and only if Iran is destroyed and they stand alone as a sole superpower in the Middle East.
01:18:19.720that's what the goal has been the entire time that's what netanyahu keeps saying they have not
01:18:25.640achieved that goal therefore they are still basically on the in the losing end of this
01:18:30.940spectrum right like the for them it's not it's not a question of like gradients now it's not a
01:18:38.420question of of a spectrum actually because it's not like well we can get pretty good here we can
01:18:42.660get some of what we want over here and some of what we want over here to to israel this is an0.85
01:18:46.860existential crisis and the question is do they destroy iran completely or not and that's the0.80
01:18:53.140only thing that matters if they destroy iran great they're they got what they wanted the gamble was0.56
01:18:58.140worth it the holocaust in gaza the murder in lebanon will go you know unpunished and that'll0.97
01:19:06.800be it if they don't destroy iran then all they will have done is ensure their own destruction0.93
01:19:13.140down the line. That's it. One of the White House terror plot organizers is a DACA recipient.
01:19:21.400Well, I'll let you go back and watch what Alex said about the terror attack on the UFC.
01:19:28.860I don't necessarily buy it. But let's continue with just President Trump's statements. I'm just
01:19:34.780going to go through a lot of these here. Let's go to clip number 32 first. This is Trump praising
01:19:38.300Iran once again. Now, if you've been watching the War Room, if you've been watching the Alex
01:19:42.920Jones Network for the last couple of years, you've had not just sort of a window into what's
01:19:49.020actually happening behind the scenes with these negotiations, the way that they're changing the
01:19:53.600actual things being pursued by the people, regardless of what the statements they make are.
01:19:59.260And you know that they keep changing the terms on his on Iran. And it's been incredibly frustrating
01:20:06.880to watch and it must be incredibly frustrating for iran because over and over again there would
01:20:11.600be a situation where they would endure some sort of attack and assassination of some sort whatever
01:20:16.720it is and they would say okay we're coming to the negotiation table you know the topic is we they
01:20:23.400don't want iran to have nuclear weapons they'll go to that talk they'll sit down and the american
01:20:29.480slash israeli negotiators go actually we want no enrichment whatsoever and it's like well that was
01:20:36.120never the deal. It was supposed to be about weapons. Now you've changed the terms and we're
01:20:41.120supposed to accept that without any pushback like that can't happen. Then it happens again. And then
01:20:46.040it's like, well, now it's not even about the nukes. Now it's about the ballistic missile
01:20:49.600program itself. Literally for the last two years, I've been talking about the Iranian ballistic
01:20:56.060missile program and the fact they have underground missile cities. Like it's all this sort of stuff
01:21:02.140that if you weren't watching the Alex Jones Network, if you weren't watching people like
01:21:08.020tell you the truth, if you were just watching Fox News or whatever else, you had no idea about the
01:21:12.280ballistic missile program. You had no idea about the underground missile cities, which probably
01:21:17.560means you were shocked that Iran had the ability to respond at the scale and with the furiosity0.90
01:21:23.000and ferociousness with which it did respond. Not a surprise to us, not a surprise to us that the0.93
01:21:28.600bases got taken out right away not a surprise that they had hypersonic missiles that the iron dome
01:21:34.340couldn't intercept like all of this was obvious but again the negotiations kept getting the rugs
01:21:39.620pulled out from under them because they would go to the negotiations expecting terms about nuclear
01:21:44.920enrichment and instead we would say actually we want you to get rid of your ballistic missile
01:21:48.600program which again is insane i mean it's an entire industry in iran they make a lot of money with it
01:21:53.740too, by the way, because they're so they sell a lot of their tech to Russia and other people.
01:21:58.520And so it's like, OK, you know, basically we're putting a gun to their head and go and look,0.68
01:22:02.800we're either going to completely destroy you or you need to destroy yourself or you need to0.93
01:22:06.440completely disarm, make yourself completely vulnerable, destroy the hundreds of thousands0.94
01:22:12.180of missiles you have stockpiled. Like it was a ridiculous demand that no sovereign nation would
01:22:17.420ever capitulate to. But that was the demand we were making, even though we were actually opening
01:22:26.260the discussions on entirely different terms. Long story short, there was never going to be
01:22:32.360a negotiation because it was always like this. It was always they were willing to meet us on
01:22:36.260one thing. Great. Then we'll change what we actually want. Oh, they're willing to meet us
01:22:39.740on enrichment. Well, now we're going to say no enrichment whatsoever. Oh, they're willing to
01:22:43.800meet us on nuclear weapons. Well, now we're going to demand that they destroy their ballistic
01:22:47.420missile program completely and totally disarm themselves. Ridiculous claims that were designed0.92
01:22:52.300to ensure the war actually started. Crazy. So let's go to clip 32 here. Trump praising Iran,0.99
01:23:01.020again, saying the obvious thing, which is that the demand that they get rid of ballistic missiles0.62
01:23:05.900was always a pipe dream. Nonsense. It was always nonsense. You just finally learned that. Okay,
01:23:41.340Yeah, that makes sense. That makes sense. We could have avoided this war then, huh? I guess this whole war thing wasn't really all that necessary, was it? Let's go to clip 34 here. This is Donald Trump calling out Bibi in particular, saying, what are you complaining about? Let's watch.
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01:28:31.360Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. This is The Alex Jones Show. I'm your host, Harrison Smith. We're covering the reaction to the peace deal or the memorandum of understanding with Iran.
01:28:46.820Again, we've got – we just showed some breaking videos that J.D. Vance, some of the coverage he's been providing or some of the answers he's been providing in interviews and press conferences.
01:29:00.100They're trying to basically make this seem like a bad thing and blame J.D. Vance for it.
01:29:05.160It's kind of weird. It's actually what we've wanted this entire time.
01:29:09.420I'm going to show you about five more clips of Donald Trump, some of his statements at the G7 event yesterday.0.58
01:29:17.100A really remarkable change in attitude for Donald Trump, where he seemingly acknowledging things that have been ignored up until this point, including the brutal inhumanity of Israel's tactics, especially when it comes to the nation of Lebanon.
01:29:38.780Again, if you've been watching our coverage of the Middle East ever, Lebanon has always been a central fixture of it.
01:29:49.620As you may know, I do a show called Moonbase Live.
01:29:51.980My co-host is Lebanon John, and we've been friends since we were 10, and we were 11 when 9-11 happened, and his family was from Lebanon.
01:30:03.040He would read Lebanese news sources.0.67
01:30:05.040So since I was in middle school, I've seen the Middle East conflict through the eyes of the Lebanese.0.95
01:30:12.160And when that's your perspective, things actually make a lot more sense.0.90
01:30:16.140It actually, especially if you see Lebanon as this like ultimate barrier to the greater Israel project, you see the actions of Hezbollah in their correct context and how they were created.
01:30:31.040And the fact that Israeli tanks were slaughtering Lebanese civilians in the 80s, long before Hezbollah was even an organization, it becomes absurd when they say, well, they're killing Lebanese people because Hezbollah existed.
01:30:45.460Hezbollah exists because Israel was killing Lebanese civilians.0.83
01:30:48.960And the tragedy of Lebanon, the missed opportunity that Lebanon represents. In the 1960s, Lebanon was referred to as the Paris of the Mediterranean, Beirut rather was the Paris of the Mediterranean.0.63
01:31:03.500And Lebanon was this interesting artifact during the Cold War when it wasn't really on either side.
01:31:09.920And so Beirut in particular became this hotbed of diplomacy where people from the Eastern Bloc, the Soviet Empire, and the West could actually meet and open ground.
01:31:21.620U.S.-Iran MOU eases energy prices but faces sharp pushback from Israel and GOP hawks.
01:31:28.620And look, it's not that complicated, folks.
01:31:33.500It's obviously good for America not to be spending our money, wasting our time and energy focusing on this stuff that has absolutely nothing to do with us.0.97
01:31:42.860Meanwhile, our country is still very much in the grips of the DEI madness, the economic stupidity of H-1B visas.0.97
01:31:53.200I mean, we have real problems in this country that are not being addressed because so much1.00
01:31:57.980time, so much energy, so much effort, so much attention from our government is poured into
01:32:02.340these conflicts that are for other people that aren't even for us.
01:32:05.940And they're actually for people that shouldn't even really be our friends that aren't our
01:32:17.020They see us like a servant or a slave and they get very mad when we don't obey unquestioningly.
01:32:22.680It's absurd that this is what it's our priority at a time when America itself continues to teeter on the brink of socialist madness.
01:32:31.680Like if we if the Republicans, the conservatives lose and the Democrats take power, they are as radical as they ever were.
01:32:40.360There's been absolutely nothing done to substantially or tangibly prevent the absolute onslaught of tyranny that they keep promising every time you put a microphone in front of their face.
01:32:53.620They talk about how they just can't wait to get back in power to stuff the Supreme Court and pass amnesty for everybody that's across the border to open up the borders again to throw their political enemies in prison.
01:34:44.600Once again, just admitting that this peace agreement, this memorandum of understanding is really a necessity.
01:34:53.780He actually didn't really have a choice. Let's watch.
01:34:56.460I'm going to get bad press. I know that.
01:34:58.480Now, if I did the opposite, if I went out and continued to bomb them for another floor, just bomb the hell out of them, I'd get bad press on that.
01:35:53.800Yeah, so there's him admitting, all right, we only have four weeks of reserves left.
01:35:57.560So you've got to open the strait now so that you have four weeks of buffer time to get the deliveries where they're supposed to be
01:36:05.280so that you don't have this cascading negative economic effect of not having the fuel to run the factories
01:36:12.560and having to prioritize or ration fuel to certain industries.1.00
01:36:20.200And, you know, I wonder, because Donald Trump is like, I guess he thinks they're stupid,1.00
01:36:26.280but like these people aren't stupid.1.00
01:36:28.960I don't know. I don't have a degree. I don't know anything.0.99
01:36:31.820I don't have connections, anything. But I know that we're going to run out of oil. I can understand the economic effects. You think these people don't like it's this weird thing where Trump is like is like they don't understand that they understand they want the collapse.
01:36:47.540Like, that's the point of all of this. They want the restrictions of oil. They want there to be shortages. They want there to be rationing because guess who gets to dictate who gets oil once rationing gets involved? They do.
01:37:02.320So, you know, Donald Trump really is preventing their ultimate plan here. I'm having trouble figuring out why, because up to this point, he's seemingly completely in on their entire plan and doing absolutely everything that they want.
01:37:19.480I understand that the economic reality is caught up to them. Basically, they had this time period in which they could try to get something done, and if they don't, they have to stop trying because you have to open up the strait because you have to have an economy.
01:37:33.180So this is just necessity, but at the same time, it's like, why did we get into this in the first place? Everybody knew they were going to close the Strait of Hormuz.
01:37:40.900It's not that complicated. These people lied to you or were willing, willfully ignorant or wanted it to happen.0.93
01:37:50.360Or they're stupid or the economists, the highest realms of our government and military are idiots.1.00
01:37:55.420I don't think that's the case. So they're evil. I mean, it's they're either idiots or evil and they're not idiots.1.00
01:37:59.680So, OK. Stories at Alex Jones live dot com. Trump signs memorandum of understanding with Iran effectively ending war, opening Strait of Hormuz.1.00
01:38:09.280Wednesday evening, President Trump signed that MOU with the Islamic Republic of Iran effectively ending the war between the two nations.
01:38:15.000And while further negotiations take place, a major global impact from this agreement is the opening of the Strait of Hormuz, a key energy checkpoint – choke point, rather.
01:38:24.740The agreement was officiated while Trump was meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron at Versailles.
01:38:29.960First tankers cross straight under Iran deal.
01:38:32.500Israeli strikes raised out in Lebanon.
01:38:34.920So three Saudi flagged super tankers carrying six million barrels of crude sailed through the Strait of Hormuz on Thursday, hours after President Donald Trump signed a deal with Iran to end the war that has disrupted global energy supplies.
01:38:47.200But in Lebanon, where more than a million people are displaced by the fighting, Israeli forces launched fresh airstrikes on Thursday morning, raising doubts about how far Trump would go to force his wartime allies to halt an offensive he pledged to end.
01:38:58.940so again they are obsessed with abusing lebanon they refuse to stop they are not achieving
01:39:08.140anything in lebanon they are i guess you know taking over portions of the south there that
01:39:16.060they intend on completely you know um eradicating life in that area to create a a buffer zone but
01:39:23.660they have been incapable of dealing any substantial substantial damage to Hezbollah which continues0.79
01:39:30.200to really shock everybody with their technical capabilities we reported yesterday they took down
01:39:35.940a Israeli drone something like four miles into the air something that they were not expected to have0.75
01:39:42.760the technical technical capability to do so Israel does not have the manpower their manpower they do
01:39:49.560have does not have the skill or courage necessary to face off the fighters of hezbollah and again
01:39:55.040you can you know think of this however you i'm just telling you the trump just telling you how
01:39:59.500it is like honestly if it was americans on the ground we could probably take out hezbollah
01:40:05.260probably wouldn't actually be all that difficult we've got the manpower we've got the marines and0.97
01:40:09.420the navy and like we can do it we can absolutely do it um but we're not israel's bitch so we're1.00
01:40:15.580not going to do it. They have to do it and they can't do it. So they're trying to get Jolani to1.00
01:40:19.440do it. But again, as I was saying at the beginning of this segment, when you look at Lebanon as the
01:40:26.320center point of Middle Eastern affairs, like right now, you know, Israel is the son of the
01:40:31.720Middle Eastern solar system, right? Everything is seen from the perspective of Israel. What makes
01:40:36.220Israel safer? What makes them unsafe? What are their goals? How do they achieve those? When you0.99
01:40:41.160talk about the Middle East in America, you're almost certainly getting a perspective from the
01:40:46.420Israeli point of view. If instead you shift your point of view. A couple hundred miles to the north
01:40:52.320and look at it from a Lebanese point of view, it takes on an entirely different and deeply sinister1.00
01:40:56.900character. There's the map that they've released showing the dead zone they plan on eradicating1.00
01:41:04.200life from to protect themselves from the consequences of their own actions and i'm not
01:41:12.340just talking about looking at the immediate you know uh warfare reality from the perspective of
01:41:18.960lebanon i'm talking about a historical perspective from lebanon when you understand that beirut used
01:41:25.280to be the paris of the mediterranean that up until the 1980s lebanon was a majority christian
01:41:32.160country you know like france or germany you know a majority christian country like the uk or ireland0.67
01:41:38.960and lebanon it was like almost european it wasn't a muslim extremist because you didn't have
01:41:45.940you know saudi arabian style wahabi islam you know dominating the country until
01:41:51.860israel arrived until israel showed up forced a bunch of palestinians out forced the palestinians0.79
01:41:59.000into lebanon lebanon really has paid the price for being a generous and protective country0.90
01:42:06.160this entire time they welcome in the palestinian refugees as a neighboring country probably should
01:42:12.460when their civilians being attacked by military forces and forced to flee their homes it's the1.00
01:42:18.100christian thing to do to open your door to those people unfortunately that opened the door to
01:42:22.520further israeli incursions which then itself led to the creation of hezbollah but you have to
01:42:28.980understand it was majority christian until the 80s only in the 80s that it flipped to where it's
01:42:35.980majority non-christian but still it is the country with the most sizable christian population there
01:42:42.480is still a it is a republic it's one of the absurdities when they say you know israel is
01:42:47.120the only democracy in the middle east literally right next door is a republic in which a christian
01:42:51.780a sunni and a shiite are always guaranteed the three top positions in the national government0.97
01:42:58.540The president's always Christian. The secretary of state's always, you know, I don't know exactly what the positions are, but it's those three top positions, the prime minister, the presidency and the whatever else that they always are held by one of those religions.0.90
01:43:10.920It's a pluralistic nation. I mean, this is the absurdity of the claims that like, you know, Islam is going to conquer the Middle East unless Israel is there.
01:43:20.320since israel's creation in 1948 the christian population of every country in the middle east
01:43:25.980has been decimated entirely and it goes on today the last christian village in the west bank0.98
01:43:32.260is being burned as we speak by radical jewish settlement uh settlers who are driving out the0.90
01:43:39.140christians and the muslims there they're doing it in lebanon as well they're bombing and destroying0.97
01:43:43.960churches and statues of the Virgin Mary and crusader castles. Meanwhile, you've got a bunch1.00
01:43:50.740of Christians here in America thinking that what Israel is doing is somehow righteous and virtuous.0.92
01:43:56.840They are the enemies of Christians. And that's something that Tucker Carlson calls out. Let's
01:44:01.680go to clip 37 here. This is Trump calling out the Israeli war crimes in Lebanon. And once again,
01:58:25.280I mean, how can you say we're not at war with Russia?
01:58:27.560If Russia occupied or had a deal with Scotland and they put their missiles into Scotland and were firing them at London, I think we'd say we're at war with Russia.
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02:03:19.760Now, we still have a lot to cover today.0.94
02:03:21.560We're going to continue with the war in Iran.
02:03:23.500We've got major developments between Ukraine and Russia that I want to get into, as well as other stories like Chud the Builder and what's going on in the UK, as we covered a lot yesterday.
02:03:35.980I want to touch on that and some new developments that have occurred since then.
02:03:38.400We'll do that in the next hour, because this hour, I'm very happy and proud to be welcoming Brandon J. Weikert.
02:03:44.880He is the senior national security editor at nineteen forty five dot com.
02:04:09.280Brandon Weikert occasionally serves as a consultant for the United States Department of the Air
02:04:12.500forces and is a former congressional staffer. And you, of course, have probably seen him all
02:04:17.060over X as his profile has massively expanded during the conflict in Iran because only seems
02:04:23.020to be one of the only analysts out there can actually figure out what's going on and tell
02:04:27.260us the truth about things. It's a it's a wonderful. Well, it's a shockingly rare,
02:04:31.520you know, character to to have. But we appreciate it. Brandon Weikert, follow him on X at we the
02:04:37.620Brandon Weikert dot substack dot com. Brandon, welcome back to the show, sir.
02:04:41.160oh thank you it's a very high honor i was uh pleasantly surprised this morning when i
02:04:46.920saw the oracle of austin himself that alex jones followed me on twitter i felt like i finally made
02:04:53.340it uh you know now that he's following me long overdue that's longer that must have been an
02:04:58.440oversight because you've been coming on our show for for years and we've always absolutely and
02:05:03.760we've always appreciated your your you know analysis i'm very i'm very honored i'm very
02:05:08.640honored. Well, it's great. I've just been gratified to see more people recognizing that you know
02:05:13.980what's going on and have a valuable insight into the geopolitical world. I'm a little jealous
02:05:20.200because it was ours for a little. You would come on our show all the time. Now you're going on
02:05:24.500Steve Bannon and all these other people. I saw you on Mario Knopf all the other day.
02:05:28.080I mean, just incredible stuff. Well, it's great to see. So obviously we've been hoping for an
02:05:35.420into the war in iran and i've been cautiously optimistic about this memorandum of understanding
02:05:40.760then i'm scrolling your timeline yesterday and i saw you say something like i don't think this
02:05:46.060is going to hold and i thought well dang it he's probably right what is your reading on the uh the
02:05:51.600the memorandum of understanding where does it go from here uh just take it away sir
02:05:57.040well i will say i'll start i'll start in the optimistic side i will say i was actually kind
02:06:03.900of happy when i found out that they had lied or misdirected the public the trump administration
02:06:10.280had you know they said they signed electronically the document on sunday in reality they signed it
02:06:16.420ironically in versailles yesterday um now obviously symbolism aside um the fact is though i think the
02:06:24.680reason that they mister i think they misdirected everybody is because they were trying to keep the
02:06:28.340israelis off their back right because uh you know the israelis if they had known i think
02:06:33.080when exactly the mou was signed and and you know the details they're denying they're not letting
02:06:38.280they weren't letting the details out either uh had the israelis gotten hold of that information
02:06:42.880they would have used it they would have weaponized it in the american media uh to try to you know
02:06:48.200scupper the uh the the talks and in fact i was told it sounds like on friday in switzerland
02:06:54.080vance will still be meeting with the iranians but apparently it will be to discuss actually
02:07:00.320sort of the the outlines of a real lasting deal um that's optimistic that indicates to me maybe
02:07:06.700maybe there is some hope there uh from what you know i found this out in the last 12 hours
02:07:11.180um ultimately though i do think that the problem here is this is not a two-party deal this is a
02:07:18.860uh three-party deal uh this is the united states iran and israel and two of the parties united
02:07:25.480states and iran are kind of on the same page kind of but the wild card as always is our friends in
02:07:33.580the netanyahu government and uh i can assure you there is no way just judging on what the
02:07:40.200representatives in the american media of the netanyahu government the unofficial representatives
02:07:46.940the supporters uh the neoconservatives ben shapiro mark levin all those people0.95
02:07:52.040Batya, they're all kind of whinging endlessly and screaming like stuck pigs at the idea that we have some temporary ceasefire.
02:08:02.540That indicates to me that this is too significant for the Israeli government to just let pass.0.91
02:08:08.860And so that's why I say at some point, because what we know is that the way you kind of get the Americans to go in the direction you want is you wait them out, right?
02:08:21.660So once this news cycle switches over to something else, once we go through the midterms and Mark Levin tweeted that this morning, which is the tell.
02:08:29.980I think the play now is let the Americans get their 60 day MOU.
02:08:35.000They'll probably not be able to get a full deal after the 60 days.
02:08:39.060They'll probably have to do a 30 to 60 day extension.0.86
02:08:41.860And in that window, then once the midterms are over, I believe the Israelis will I think I think will be sucked back into a war again.0.57
02:08:50.440That's my fear. Well, that's been my fear as well.
02:08:53.800I mean, we know the Israeli goals have not been achieved yet, and they see this as an existential crisis.0.65
02:08:59.980Not certainly not without American boots on the ground, you know, taking out Iran and going in and seizing the material or whatever else, which doesn't seem like it's on the table anymore.0.63
02:09:08.780This has to come to a head at a certain point, right?0.73
02:09:11.060I mean, they're continuing their operations in Lebanon.0.84
02:09:14.020Iran is going to respond, I would think, at a certain point.0.87
02:09:16.880I mean, is that going to be the crisis moment?1.00
02:12:11.260It's not technically one, but it feels like a pause out of necessity because the economic reality.
02:12:15.800Am I wrong about that? No, you're 100 percent correct.
02:12:18.540In fact, Trump at the press conference yesterday after the signing ceremony, he said he confirmed my reporting.
02:12:25.920I had said this back in March. He said he confirmed that, you know, if we kept the war going in four weeks, our buffers were going to be basically depleted.
02:12:34.980Buffers are basically what they call the strategic reserve of petroleum products here in the United States.
02:12:41.440We're at the lowest with our strategic petroleum reserve, the SPR.
02:12:45.320It's the lowest it's been since the Reagan administration, which is when it was initiated.
02:12:50.580So, you know, the reason we have is SPR is not to keep prices down during an economic crisis.
02:13:05.220That's because in the event of a major geopolitical war or crisis, if we get cut off from foreign sources of energy, we can backfill that with whatever's in the reserve.
02:16:05.640There's something about that part of the world where you have the two sides of the extremes and we're stuck right in the middle, which is not where we should want to be.0.99
02:16:14.800Well, and that's a historical thing as well.1.00
02:16:17.560I mean, you read history and for better or for worse, and there are times where it's necessary, the Jewish people tend to be some of the most extreme ever, right?1.00
02:16:26.220And it's the thing that made them strong, but it's also caused some trouble.1.00
02:16:29.820I mean, read accounts of Romans or Greeks or whoever.
02:16:33.640They're like, all we did was ask to put a simple statue in and they burn the whole city down.0.95
02:16:38.360I mean, you know, there's a streak of that.
02:16:40.400And again, it's not, you know, it's not something that defines their character, every one of them.
02:16:45.100But as much as we talk about Islamic extremists, we got a Jewish extremist problem here, too.
02:16:50.020And by the way, I just read the I read the story earlier.
02:16:52.780I'm not sure if you've seen it, but it goes to what you were saying about what's going on in West Bank.
02:16:56.280The headline from Haaretz, the state of Israel is waging an orderly and funded campaign of ethnic cleansing and a crime against humanity.
02:17:02.620that was written by the former israeli prime minister so israel itself is having trouble
02:17:07.920dealing with the extremism in their own uh government this is not a well and the netanyahu
02:17:12.340government has unleashed this this is being promoted by the netanyahu government and uh
02:17:17.640you know the really shameful thing here is the united states is clearly not even willing to
02:17:22.700contemplate you know saying okay if you're going to do this we may not be able to stop you but
02:17:27.040we're not going to give you the money and the weapons and the materials anymore that's not
02:17:31.320even on the table, which is why I am getting skeptical that this is a real deal. We have no
02:17:36.320control whatsoever over the Netanyahu government. Right. Well, and let me ask you this. What is a
02:17:42.240memorandum of understanding? Am I at it? Because, you know, you're the expert here, but I've studied
02:17:46.720history a lot. I've never heard of a memorandum of understanding when it comes to closing a war.
02:17:50.900There's peace treaties, there's ceasefires, memorandum of understandings. I've only ever
02:17:55.560heard of them. Actually, when you read Art of the Deal, Trump talks about memorandums of
02:17:59.580understanding because if he has a building he wants to buy he would get the owner to sign a
02:18:03.900memo saying hey i'll give you the first like that's what a memo of understanding is what is
02:18:08.080this is this is this a normal thing am i just out of the loop here it's something governments do
02:18:12.880usually it's for arms sales and things like that like we'll have an mou with saudi arabia saying
02:18:19.100that they will purchase x amount of f-35s from us on this timeline for this price uh it's usually
02:18:25.340for sort of transactional things like that um the mou uh is really it's a very interesting move
02:18:33.700i personally think it's another sign that this is not serious the mou is basically saying over the
02:18:39.900it's an agreement to have an agreement that or to try to have an agreement that okay we're to stop
02:18:44.800fighting we're going to kind of reset go back to our neutral corners uh and in the course of this
02:18:50.18060 day window, we're going to try to create the conditions that will allow for meaningful
02:18:56.040dialogue at the end of those 60 days. But, you know, you know, we're not going to be able to
02:19:02.060get meaningful dialogue, I don't think, because the Iranians are not on the same page with us.1.00
02:19:06.560We're not on the same page with the Iranians and the Israelis are on the wrong page with everybody.1.00
02:19:10.940And as long as that condition persists, you know, this is all just a 60 day window. It's0.98
02:19:17.300as i keep saying it's a non-cease fire cease fire or a non-war war right that that's that's
02:19:23.940exactly what it is it's a war that's not really a war it's a cease fire that doesn't mean anybody's
02:19:28.800ceasing firing at any point i mean it's just it's all kind of crazy as far as i know no ships have
02:19:34.000passed through the strait of hormuz in the last 24 hours oh really i there were there were headlines
02:19:38.340i believe a couple have the first day a handful got out and by the way they had to use the traffic
02:19:43.800separation scheme the tss that the iranians created which is another symbol uh that at the
02:19:50.220end of the 60-day window no matter what the iranians are going to start charging tolls
02:19:54.480um so but you know my understanding is in the last 24 hours and maybe this has changed
02:19:59.160uh but this morning when i checked they've not led any more ships through since that first day
02:20:04.520and it was only a handful of ships that used the tss that iran created so you know obviously this
02:20:10.460war has had very uh changeable goals and i mean it's all kind of you know again it's just impossible
02:20:17.180to it's a nihilist's war yeah it's it's it's sort of whatever it's whatever you want it to be right
02:20:23.080it's like is it a war if you if you want it to be sure it is if it's not then no it's like
02:20:27.380it totally subjective i guess but like pulling out and going okay have we achieved anything of
02:20:33.740what we set out to achieve i it doesn't seem like we have i mean it seems like the stride of
02:20:39.220will be in the hands of iran they'll be able to charge tolls that was not the situation before
02:20:43.160the war i mean just lay out sort of the situation before the war where we are now and and what this
02:20:47.920means okay so one of the reasons we were told we went to war and this was a problem was not only
02:20:53.160the nuclear weapons program which was never their primary threat the iranian primary threat was
02:20:57.920always their ballistic missile right and drone and hypersonic weapons capability so one of the0.75
02:21:02.880things that they told us is well we had to do this because we not only had to deal with the nukes
02:21:06.800which i was told was totally obliterated last year but they said oh we got it we got to knock
02:21:11.280out their missile capability that's the threat well trump announced yesterday at the press
02:21:15.500conference they get to keep all their missiles and their drones this was by the way 20 days after
02:21:20.800hegseth pollyanna pete came out and said we completely annihilated their missile capability
02:21:25.800and then the ic the intelligence community had to come out a few weeks ago and say actually we only
02:21:30.800got maybe 40 to 50 percent of their missiles and we don't even know if that's accurate so um we
02:21:35.780didn't achieve that goal we are not getting the the blessed nuclear dust that's not coming out
02:21:41.380um the iranians did say they would uh basically uh blend the uranium that they have to make it
02:21:48.320not weapons grade but they're keeping it uh which is not something we wanted them to do originally
02:21:53.820uh like you said they're going to be at some point they're going to toll the uh strait hormuz and
02:21:59.300They're splitting control over it with Oman.
02:22:02.720And, yeah, basically we have the Iranian Navy, the Iranian Air Force, such as they are, remain intact for the most part.
02:22:10.180That's another lie that we were told, that it was destroyed.
02:22:28.540And even then, it might not work. Nothing we have conventionally can collapse those those tunnel networks.
02:22:34.080We have not achieved. Oh, and then Hezbollah. You know, one of the things was we got to get them to stop supporting Hezbollah and to a lesser degree, Hamas.1.00
02:22:41.800Well, the Iranians announced the axis of resistance is now becoming a formal concept, which is why they're insisting that Israel and Lebanon has to be included in this MOU.
02:22:51.480So what that tells me, there's Alex. So what that tells me is basically what the document we're signing, such as it is, is basically a conditional surrender document to the Iranians.0.85
02:23:06.260It is not a win. The United States has been defeated at the strategic level. It's a new Middle East now.0.92
02:23:12.980yeah and it feels like we're having trouble coming to terms with that as a country it seems1.00
02:23:18.460like we we don't actually know how to handle this this new situation which again it's like
02:23:23.820people like you and i have i mean what other outcome could there have been they had the
02:23:28.540ability to shut down the street i mean this was just sort of a mathematical you know yeah reality
02:23:34.100no matter how you you slice it so why did they choose we're not very good at math in america
02:23:39.260Well, yeah, that's what it is. We're getting worse, apparently. We'll be back in just a minute. We've got to take a quick commercial break. We'll return with Brandon Weikert. He is my guest, 1945.com. That's one nine and then the words 45.com. The Weikert Brief on Substack can be found at weikert.substack.com. You can follow him on X at WeTheBrandon. And I want to play a couple of clips for you on the other side. We'll get some Mark Levin, maybe some Tucker Carlson. I want your input.
02:24:07.500I'll have to turn my volume down for Levin.
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02:26:34.980The Patriots' choice and globalists' dread. Welcome to the Alex Jones Show.
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02:27:15.680own making how the west lost ukraine and there's been some developments in ukraine that if we have
02:27:21.100time i'd love to get your input on but obviously this story of the day is this mou and the reaction
02:27:26.780the the apoplectic reaction might be a good way of putting it from the likes of uh mark levin i
02:27:33.640got about 10 clips of mark levin let me just turn it down so my ears don't bleed from him screaming
02:27:39.460i know well this one's a little bit i'll play one let's play one because i think this one does a
02:27:44.500good job of the the sense i get is like a uh an insane person that's been backed into a corner
02:27:50.880and that it like has a gun and is like i'm willing to use it i mean that's it's like we're dealing
02:27:56.000with a very dangerous rabid dog here that like will bite you like it's pretty crazy it's clip 22
02:28:02.440I want to get Brandon's comment on the other side. Here's Mark Levin yesterday talking about the open secret of Israel's nukes. Yeah, turn it down a little bit, Brandon. Here's Mark Levin.
02:28:13.020I strongly disagree with something the president said today. I heard him say one other time, too, which is if we hadn't attacked Iran, Israel would not exist. It would have been destroyed. That's simply not true.
02:31:28.720And, you know, that he was really downplaying what we did.
02:31:31.840What the Trump administration did was it put American lives and American high end technology on the line to try to stop what was becoming very clearly a larger regional war, because by the time the American bombs dropped in July or June of last year over Iran, the Iranians had adapted to the initial shock that the Israelis subjected them to.
02:31:57.800And the Iranian counter response was getting exponentially worse for Israel and the Israelis were not stopping.
02:32:04.860So the Israeli Trump actually probably saved Israel last year from a conventional defeat with the 12 day war drop bomb drops that he did.0.60
02:32:13.240But that wasn't enough, of course. And, you know, you see the Levin, the way he acts and what he says.
02:32:19.200There's a psyche here. There's a pattern of personality here that the Israeli side is demonstrating.0.74
02:32:27.800which is that they are not going to drop this because for them this is existential
02:32:31.840um i i don't think it needs to be existential but you know this is what they've convinced
02:32:36.380themselves of and therefore yeah the nuclear issue is always on the table but what people
02:32:42.820should be asking right now is not only whether iran has nukes because i actually think they
02:32:48.920probably do have some capability that they're not sharing um and they're keeping it in reserve
02:32:53.820But also, like you mentioned, Pakistan. Pakistan has more than enough nukes to annihilate really the entire Middle East if it wanted to. And they have already extended their nuclear umbrella over Saudi Arabia last year. And they have made indications that they're willing to do the same for the Iranians if it means that they can get peace in the Middle East.
02:33:15.260So, yeah, the nuclear card, it's this is not just a, you know, crazy man on Fox News boomering out.
02:33:22.940This is this is a guy who represents, I think, Israeli interests on some level, either directly or indirectly speaking for them and letting everybody know that, hey, this is what's going to happen if we don't get our way.
02:33:35.000Yeah. And again, I've never seen this as an existential threat of Israel.
02:33:39.500I mean, it seems to me like the demand the whole time has been, hey, stop murdering people in Gaza.
02:33:43.460Stop trying to take over Lebanon. And it's like that is seen as an existential threat.
02:33:48.020If they stop doing that, it's like it's over. But this was never this was never to me.
02:33:53.340This was never a question of Israel's survival. It was Israel's freedom of action. Right.
02:33:56.960They get to do what they want. Right. And and God forbid anybody try to stop him.
02:34:01.280By the way, it's not just you saying that Mark Levin is very clearly an unofficial spokesman for the Israeli government from Alex Brischowitz.
02:34:08.820or I never know how to pronounce his last name.
02:34:39.220Netanyahu believes the final deal with Iran will be secured,
02:34:41.800but that Tehran will not fulfill its obligations under the agreement.
02:34:44.200He plans to use media figures such as Fox News' Mark Levin
02:34:47.860and pro-Israel politicians to get his message to Trump.
02:34:51.600So he sees Mark Levin as an Israeli asset in America.
02:34:57.020Yeah, I mean, remember, he did that long sit-down interview recently with Levin.
02:35:02.920I mean, that's usually when a leader sits down that long with a foreign broadcaster, it's because they've done enough vetting to determine this person is friendly, you know, won't push too hard and make the leader look bad.
02:35:51.700He's living in Israel, not running for Nesset.
02:35:53.900He said in an interview about a year ago that he knows for a fact one of the reasons the
02:35:59.100americans supported the israelis i think in the 73 war was because the israelis told the americans
02:36:06.860if they didn't receive the aid they needed to fight the arabs they were going to launch nuclear
02:36:12.260weapons at the arab states and um yeah so this is yeah and and with this pressure that they can0.95
02:36:19.520exert it's undue pressure you talk about the russians having all this this supposed influence
02:36:24.160and the russia collusion thing and all that well the real influence is not russia it's not rt
02:36:30.620it's it's all of these people who all say the same thing that is not just pro-israel it's clearly
02:36:38.260israeli right uh and they're they're sitting at their prime time shows knowing they have an
02:36:43.540audience of one which is donald trump right and we've heard uh you know joe joe kent said something
02:36:48.920similar that's almost a truman show creation where the tv they know which tv shows he watches so you
02:36:55.480know get your message to that tv show have the people around him you know saying that same
02:36:59.840message so from every angle it seems like it's coming from all these different directions but
02:37:02.940really it's all being coordinated and directed at president trump it's sort of fascinating when you
02:37:08.300really well and they did this to george w bush too i don't know if you remember this but the patterns
02:37:12.660are so obviously similar and it's always when there's a republican because the gop is way more
02:37:18.520exposed to this level of influence unfortunately than are the democrats and the democrats are
02:37:22.840exposed to but but the christian zionist side is really the republican party um if you remember in
02:37:29.3800405 newsweek and all these publications were accusing bush of living in his bubble the news
02:37:34.760media bubble well who what was he listening to he wasn't listening to any of the news he was
02:37:40.100listening to bill crystal's publication the weekly standard he was listening to fox news bill o'reilly
02:37:46.180All of these people were saying the Israeli line, and it created this feedback loop around George W. Bush, which is one of the reasons why George W. Bush's presidency was completely destroyed in 2003.
02:37:59.880I mean, he wasn't listening to any alternative opinion except Bill Kristol and people like that.
02:38:04.540And of course, the the insulting thing to me is that now, of course, you know, the Shapiro's and the Mark Levin's are turning against Trump.
02:38:12.320But up until now, it's been they've been presenting this as if it's for America and this is pro-America.
02:38:17.440And of course, you know, everybody's making fun of the gigantic, you know, American flag pin that seems to get bigger every time Mark Levin does a show.
02:38:24.700And I saw this meme. Somebody posted it. This person at Liberty Mama 888 on X.
02:38:29.480And I've just it's every time I see Mark Levin, I cannot help but think about this meme.
02:38:33.980and it's basically mark levin in all these different costumes if we go to dot cam uh i just
02:38:39.880think this is this is how i see mark levin it's got mark levin usa with the american flag saying
02:38:44.520we must stand with israel or if he was in the uk he'd be decked out in the british flag and he'd be
02:38:49.300saying we must stand with israel germany canada france uae it's like it wouldn't be any different
02:38:55.240would it if he was in germany or france or canada it has nothing to do with america it's whoever
02:39:00.200you know he has an influence on you have to support israel it's using israel it's using
02:39:06.940the united states it's hijacking and using the united states to achieve the strategic ends
02:39:12.520not even of israel's the strategic ends and the desires of netanyahu and the lakut party right
02:39:18.540that's specifically what this is because there's about 20 percent of israelis are not fully on
02:39:23.680board with what's going on but it is a large number of israelis who are totally fine with
02:39:28.560what Netanyahu's do. They may not like Netanyahu, but they're totally fine with what's going on.
02:39:32.940And that's what's happening here. And I would just also as a sidebar here relatedly, China,
02:39:38.740there is a large and growing Zionist presence in Macau, which is really where the action is0.80
02:39:48.160in the gambling world. It isn't Las Vegas anymore. Macau's where it's at. And the Adelson family,0.64
02:39:53.620And, you know, Miriam Adelson has a lot of influence here in the United States, but because she has that casino empire in Macau, you know, I think that's a backdoor.
02:40:05.800They're trying to somehow co-opt who they can in China as well.0.89
02:40:10.640And if I were the Chinese, I would say, let's get that casino out of there, because this is a real threat to the sovereignty of other countries.1.00
02:40:19.740This this backdooring where they hijack the next great powers of the world to try to get them to always toe the line.1.00
02:40:27.220And look, you know how China behaves when it comes to billionaires or anybody else.0.95
02:40:32.000If they think that it's not good for the good of the Chinese people, they'll take it.
02:40:45.360And there'd be very little she could do about it, except for maybe pressure America to intervene on her behalf.
02:40:49.500But you've got to wonder why are they willing to be the place where she makes all of her money, knowing that, you know, she is such a big supporter of supposedly their biggest.
02:40:59.300It's very concerning. It is very concerning. I mean, we really don't understand. This is a transnational problem.
02:41:06.220I don't want to say threat, but it's a problem. It could become a threat.
02:41:11.020But ultimately, you know, Israel, it's fine. They do whatever they're going to do. But they they don't get to dictate to us as well. Right. It's it's they're their own country. We're our own country. I don't wish them any harm. But it's like you have your side. I have my side. Don't come on my side. That's that's the way I view. That's the way I view this. And I've been coming on our side a little too much.0.94
02:41:33.380Yeah, absolutely. And of course, now, you know, going back to sort of one of the first things you said during this interview about the idea that, you know, if Israel knew about the MOU, if they knew the timing of when it was going to be signed or who was negotiating it, they would almost certainly intervene as they have multiple times during this war when we're negotiating with somebody and suddenly Israel kills them.
02:41:54.860And, you know, we're out of luck or we're trying to make an agreement.
02:42:09.500It's like, well, yeah, because you would have leaked it to the press to try to scuttle it.
02:42:13.940And then you've got Tom Cotton and others, you know, in Congress putting forward these
02:42:18.540bills to essentially merge American and Israeli intelligence sharing.
02:42:22.440If that had already passed, then this MOU would have been by law had to be shared with Israel and there would be no way for us to, you know, prevent them from getting access to that information.
02:42:32.400So, I mean, how dangerous are these bills that are seeking to merge the American and the Israeli intelligence communities?
02:42:39.060Oh, it's a nightmare. It's a nightmare.
02:42:41.720I mean, so you're talking about so there are two bills right now, one that came out of the Senate and it passed at the end of May.
02:42:48.120I don't know. It's now going through the next process, but it got out of the Senate.
02:42:51.940It's the Intelligence Authorization Act, which Section 622, I've been doing a breakdown of it on my sub stack for the last two weeks.
02:43:00.740But Section 622 is the real kind of kicker.
02:43:03.240That's the one everybody kind of missed because everybody was focused on the National Defense Authorization Act coming out of the House with Section 224, where Section 224 was saying they're going to merge the defense industrial bases with the United States and Israel.
02:44:00.320What did all these guys have in common?
02:44:02.080They're all CIA guys, and they all worked the Middle East portfolio at some point.
02:44:06.760And all of them independently told me that, yes, whenever Israel did gain access to intelligence from us,
02:44:15.460Whenever we did share it, almost invariably, they weaponized that intelligence and used it in a way that benefited them and harmed the operation against usually Al Qaeda that we were trying to to partner with them on because they had other mission sets they were trying to do.
02:44:31.780Another story that I was told by somebody who was U.S. Army intelligence retired was that while they were in the Sunni Triangle region of Iraq during the war, their intelligence team was aware of a Mossad cell operating in in their AOR.
02:44:50.040And the only reason they figured it out is because they were this group of Mossad agents was helping Al Qaeda in Iraq.
02:44:56.480And that's all they would tell me. They didn't want to get into anything more detailed than that. But there is a pattern here, and we saw this with Jonathan Pollard, where the intelligence he stole from us was given to Israel, and Israel leveraged that intel to get what they wanted out of the Soviets, sacrificing our strategic interests and security in the process.
02:45:15.860So this is a pattern. And now what we're doing is we're removing any safeguards and telling Israelis it's open kimono. Have whatever you want. Have your way with the intelligence process. And also the reason Congress and the Senate are passing these dual bills is to restrain the future freedom of action of a given president.0.70
02:45:36.120Right now, a lot of our aid, a lot of our intel sharing is at the executive level, which means if a given president says, I don't like what Israel's doing, they can cut it off or dial it back or whatever.
02:45:48.060Congress wading into this, they're saying future presidents are not going to be able to interfere with the free flow of technology, of industrial, you know, whatever deals they're doing or with intelligence sharing with Israel ever again.
02:46:04.020It's just incredibly dangerous. And we don't need to play the clip, but I do have a clip of Tucker Carlson, you know, essentially saying not only is Israel not really a great ally, they're actually kind of our opponent in a lot of these situations.
02:46:16.300I mean, they have interests that are at odds with ours and that's they have no compunction about sacrificing our well-being for their own.
02:46:24.580And I think more and more people are coming around to that idea, which makes it really the height of absurdity that we're we're attempting to pass these bills right now that would make the merger completed.
02:46:34.300It is it is absolutely. Well, it makes perfect sense because of how much they've captured.
02:46:39.340yes it is but it makes perfect sense to it how how efficiently they've captured from the 1960s
02:46:46.200onward the the it started out as a drip drip drip and now it's a flood they've captured the
02:46:50.800entire political process yeah um and you know i i don't want to get too far down this rabbit hole
02:46:56.460but i i'm starting to wonder if like the russia collusion scandal was not the was not actually
02:47:02.640russia quote unquote but it was israel sure and i'm starting to wonder if the you know we know
02:47:08.460the hunter biden scandal he claimed that he was duped by russian prostitutes yet all of those
02:47:14.940russian prostitutes were israelis um they so i don't want to get too far down that but but i
02:47:21.960think that there's something much deeper and darker going on and i don't know if it's the0.94
02:47:26.620russians i think it might actually be our our greatest ally yeah our so-called greatest ally
02:47:32.600Right. Well, and to sort of connect it to Ukraine, they're doing they're trying to do in a more comprehensive and permanent way.
02:47:40.200What Ukraine did when they knew Trump was probably going to get back into office, there was sort of a scramble to go, well, let's sign five year deals.
02:47:47.040So even if Trump gets into office and wants to cut it off, we'll have this deal in place that he won't be able to.
02:47:52.160So it's sort of similar to that, to where they know the executive has this ability to cut them off.
02:47:56.520And so they want to basically make it to where that's not a possibility anymore, to where it's guaranteed because they know how much control they have over Congress.
02:48:04.120And we only have about three minutes left. But, you know, there is this development in Ukraine.
02:48:08.960They're bombing civilian buildings in Moscow. I mean, they seem hell bent on expanding and accelerating the war.0.57
02:48:15.180I know we only have two minutes here, but have you looked into this and what's your update to the Ukraine-Russia war?
02:48:20.160Yeah, well, you know, Matt Bracken put it best on my show a few weeks ago. There's only 621 miles separating the southern part of Crimea from the northern portion of Iran. So in a way, there's only a 621 mile gap between the Iran front and the Ukraine front. And I think we need to increasingly look at it as fronts of the same war.
02:48:40.660And I actually think that the Israelis are way more involved with the Ukrainian within the Ukraine war than we're being told, not just in terms of drones and things like that.
02:48:51.220But but there's there's a weird connectivity there between Israel and Ukraine, culturally, historically, et cetera.
02:49:01.000And so it's just interesting to me, as there is a somewhat slowdown in the Iran front, suddenly now, here we go, kicking up the Ukraine war.
02:49:13.120My view is I think that the Ukrainians are trying to start another round of fighting, knowing that they are not going to be able to have a chance at surviving.
02:49:23.560they're going to want to see that the world to see how weak they are so that they can force NATO1.00
02:49:29.420and the Americans to come rushing in at the 11th hour and save them from the mean old Russians1.00
02:49:34.900except the problem is they don't understand we don't have the stuff anymore we blew it all in0.97
02:49:41.060Iran we've been cannibalizing the European stockpiles to send to Iran and also the American
02:49:48.680Trump does not want to be involved with a war against Russia which means that it's going to
02:49:52.760be up to europe and what that means is that the russians if they need to and i think they're
02:49:57.620preparing to do this they will with conventional weapons attack strategic targets in berlin in the
02:50:05.120rest of nato europe if they think that the ukrainians are going to threaten their national
02:50:09.900sovereignty and insecurity like they're doing in russia and it seems like with everything the
02:50:14.440europeans are doing from you know writing laws to reinstitute the draft and just making ads talking
02:50:19.560about you know how you have a patriotic duty to sign up you know for the draft or you know
02:50:24.300germany is passing laws to prevent men of draft age from leaving without permission i mean the
02:50:29.860european leaders seem very excited about the possibility of killing their own people in a0.55
02:50:34.180pointless front against russia so you know that they have a replacement population ready to take
02:50:39.260over anyway right and that's literally happening in ukraine where they're dragging men off the
02:50:43.700street just into the front line while importing millions of indians and africans i mean it is
02:50:48.020beyond horrifying brandon weikert incredible as always follow brandon at we the brandon on x1.00
02:50:54.160weikert.substack.com thank you so much for being with us today sir thank you as always as always
02:50:59.860all right folks stay tuned final hour up next don't go anywhere it's the alex jones show alex
02:51:03.620jones live.com we'll be right back so i you know i've been wearing a tactical belt like that i've
02:51:16.080got one on right now i've been wearing it for more than 20 years that belt that you are showing
02:51:20.940right there with with the the rigidity of it the strength of it you see because i carry i i carry
02:51:28.040a firearm i've carried for you know over 20 years uh that belt is a 75 belt normally every day at
02:51:35.120retail you have it for what 39 is that what it is yes sir 39 so i don't know how you guys do it
02:51:43.260I really don't know, but you said your Bigley guys have put that together?
02:53:49.860That's what everybody needs, and it has to be gravity because, again, we can't trust the power grid all the time.
02:53:55.940So, you know, there's nothing wrong with a regular household water filter system, but you need a backup system that's gravity only, and that's what this is.
02:55:14.800I'm going to go now to a video of Tucker Carlson talking about the proposal, the bills that we were just discussing with Brandon Weikert,
02:55:23.000the Section 622 and Section 224 by Tom Cotton and other Israel First politicians here in America
02:55:32.720to permanently and inextricably merge American and Israeli military and intelligence sharing.
02:55:40.660And, you know, when they say merge, that kind of makes it sound like we're going to have access
02:55:44.580to their stuff. I don't even think that is really part. I think it's just opening up us to them,
02:55:50.260Not the other way around. I could be missing something here. But, you know, Israel doesn't tend to to make those reciprocal deals. They like to get it all and provide nothing. Here's Tucker Carlson talking about these Tom Cotton introduced bills of treason. Let's watch bill or this amendment that would essentially more or less merge U.S. intelligence and Israeli intelligence intelligence by making it mandated for the United States.
02:56:16.080Chairman of the Senate Intel Committee.
02:56:34.340I mean, he was a protege of Bill Kristol and served in Iraq, if I'm not mistaken.
02:56:41.400I'm not really sure exactly how deep his ideological commitment to this is or if it's other reasons.
02:56:46.080But Paul Pilar, former CIA legend in many ways, someone who really stood up against manipulation of intelligence during the Bush years, trying to get us into that Iraq war, has a fantastic piece laying out exactly what this is on responsible statecraft and showing that this is an extremely dangerous situation.
02:57:06.080And what they're trying to do, not only with that, but also with 224, in which they're trying to take away the aid, because the aid is public, it's scrutinized, etc.
02:57:18.220They're all trying to do it in some sort of a procurement accounting exercise.
02:57:24.420So it will continue to happen, probably even more money for Israel, but it will all be hidden in the bureaucracy with no congressional oversight.
02:57:32.980So they're recognizing exactly what is happening.
02:57:35.480They're losing the American public, but they can use some of their last juice that they have in Washington to go push through these different reforms.
02:57:43.520And it will become a structural impediment towards the type of healthy break, healthy detachment.
02:57:51.320They should be in prison, all of these people.
02:57:54.280So when you're saying that, look, they're losing Trump, you know, yes, you're absolutely right.
02:57:57.840But they're doing other things that will make it very difficult for future presidents and members of Congress to be able to break free from some of these things.
02:58:04.440so where is this process it is right now in the the ndaas and senate's going to be voted for if
02:58:13.860i'm not mistaken some parts of it's already been voted for and that's going to go to a final vote
02:58:17.620and this is happening in front of the american pass most likely it will pass and what is it can
02:58:22.640you just summarize what it will mean well the intelligence part is really devastating because
02:58:27.740essentially it means that it is mandated for the u.s to share significant amount of intelligence
02:58:33.880with the Israelis, and it can only be prevented
02:58:36.860if the president himself goes in and stops certain things.
02:59:56.700and it's time for humanity to stand up and say i don't know what's going to happen at the end of
03:00:02.200this but you want to fight you better believe you got one the next chapter in the war for
03:00:10.400humanity's minds begins now at alexjoneslive.com welcome back folks this is the alex jones show
03:00:20.400going through all of our non-israel and iran stories here
03:00:26.720am i crazy i feel like i saw a headline the other day if the crew can find it
03:00:34.600did a couple of antifa get busted like dropping algae in the reflecting pool because i really
03:00:41.240haven't been following this story but there's been this big controversy over donald trump
03:00:45.700repairing the reflecting pool in front of the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Monument.
03:00:51.660And you got headlines like this from Washington Post. Reflecting pool algae blooms have roared
03:00:56.860back, reaching highest levels in years. It's like, how does that happen? You completely renovate
03:01:02.880this reflecting pool, $14 million renovation a month ago. And within a month, it has more
03:01:10.760algae in it than it did before how is that even possible i don't even understand and i don't
03:01:18.140understand the opposition to this like all of a sudden i started seeing all these posts that were0.99
03:01:22.400just like trump's stupid idiotic plan to fix the reflecting pool and it's like i'm sorry what is0.99
03:01:29.360the issue that he wants the reflecting pool to look nice and that makes you angry somehow why1.00
03:01:35.420though, but why? And it is one of those things. It's like, I don't know. I don't know what
03:01:42.240psychological phenomenon it represents, but he's fixing the fountains in Washington, D.C.
03:01:52.220And I've been to Washington, D.C. forever. Trump wanted the reflecting pool to be American flag
03:01:57.800blue algae or turning it green. I swear, am I hallucinating that people got arrested for
03:02:04.260pouring algae into the pool i swear if the if the crew can't find this i'm gonna check myself
03:02:10.280into a mental facility because i'm hallucinating i swear people were arrested maybe it was a
03:02:14.740babylon bee thing or something i don't know but i just saw this headline as i was going through
03:02:19.940these uh this stack of papers talking about the algae bloom being the highest in years
03:02:24.200and they're like like cnn is going out and testing the water and getting samples and
03:02:31.540and testing it for algae to prove that trump didn't get rid of the algae and it's like where
03:02:36.360where is this level of concern about literally any other topic like what about things that matter
03:02:41.440do you want to go do investigations on that no no you're not going to ever look into any of the
03:02:46.880like gigantic bombshell claims that could alter the course of our country in terms of mail-in
03:02:52.360ballot fraud or just literally anything else that requires investigative reporters to actually do
03:02:58.840the work to figure out they're not doing any of that they are however going to the washington
03:03:04.500reflecting pool and uh testing it they say warm weather weather fuel to bloom
03:03:11.200look i'm blaming antifa until you can prove me otherwise that's that's my position
03:03:16.000it ain't natural but it's also unnatural their their desire to live in filth
03:03:25.620It genuinely is crazy that if you're just like, hey, you know, this giant fountain we have in the middle of the city, it should have water in it.
03:03:35.940And they're just like, what the hell is wrong with you?
03:03:37.700Why would you put water in the fountain?
03:03:39.640It's like because it looks nice and is pretty.0.99
03:03:41.820And they're just like, you fascist, you absolute fascist.0.98
03:03:45.620Don't you know people are going hungry?0.99
03:03:47.360It's like, what does that have to do with any?
03:03:52.240This is like they should just be bare minimum.
03:03:54.620It's like, should this not be a test of just municipal governance that it's like, hey, that guy was in charge and the fountain started running again?
03:04:04.640Is that not just a tangible benefit that we all receive by money for this person?0.61
03:04:09.900And damn it, if the leftists aren't furious at this concept of beauty and cleanliness, it's just it's anathema to everything that they believe and understand.
03:04:19.120And I lived in D.C. for a while and every couple of months.0.98
03:04:22.740i'd go up there for a couple years and work on film sets and yeah you walk by these fountains
03:04:28.200and they're dry and empty and covered in graffiti and you don't even think about it like you don't
03:04:32.880even it never even crosses your mind that like there was once water running through this it's
03:04:37.420almost like you accept that for some reason people in the past built these big bowls uh that were
03:04:43.680empty and you know had like these weird metal features in them that apparently did nothing
03:04:48.780and then like you turn the water on it's like oh right no wait this is supposed to be a fountain
03:04:53.700and it's just it's weird that like for literally years these fountains just sit broken and just
03:05:00.560empty and i mean they still look nice but they look a lot nicer if they were doing what they're
03:05:07.300supposed to do there's another famous fountain that sort of it creates kind of a river going
03:05:11.040downhill multiple steps and i've been to that exact place and i walked around there it never even
03:05:15.720it like it never occurred to me that it could be fixed it just growing up you know in the in the
03:05:24.5402000s in america you just kind of accept that yeah there's these vestiges of a once great
03:05:30.140civilization that we no longer know how to maintain and it just never even occurs to you
03:05:34.820that it's literally a simple matter of just like telling somebody to fix it and then making sure
03:05:40.080they do it's really not that complicated at all and it actually makes things nicer and you can
03:05:46.020see the images that the trump administration has has put out again as much as much as i am anger
03:05:51.380at the trump administration for failing to uphold their more important promises like mass deportations
03:05:56.660and getting rid of h you know h1b visas and you know all this other stuff not getting into middle
03:06:02.220eastern wars i really am upset at how things have gone off the rails but the same time there are
03:06:09.340certain things that it's like how how did this not happen before and how did we get almost lulled
03:06:16.560into this understanding that like yeah crime is terrible and the fountains don't work and there's
03:06:20.980homeless people on the streets and that's just the way things are trump comes along and goes
03:06:25.440well let's get the homeless people off the street let's get the fountain running again
03:06:30.620let's make let's have a nice place to live yeah what why not why why are we why are we the greatest
03:06:39.460most prosperous most powerful country that has ever existed in human history by a factor of 100.95
03:06:45.620i mean even to this day you know sure industrially china's rising up but like they don't hold a0.66
03:06:53.560candle to what america has achieved and can achieve and we can't keep the fountain running0.94
03:06:58.900really we got we got wrong priorities and that that should be a priority yes the aesthetic
03:07:06.540beauty of the country that we live in has a tangible and significant impact on the way
03:07:12.460people feel about our country and think about our country and just understand what is possible and
03:07:17.040what is right it might be an older generation thing because i'll tell you my grandmother is
03:07:25.000like 95 years old and she's she still walks up and down like three flights of stairs every day1.00
03:07:30.820to get to her house on top of a mountain like she's so fit and like she has a car she has an
03:07:35.760expedition from like 1992 and the thing runs better than my 2021 car because something about0.60
03:07:43.620the generation before the boomers whoa were they the silent generation my grandparents generation
03:07:50.440They knew maintenance. And I feel like we've lost the skill of maintenance. We're just like you keep things running nicely and you don't let it ever break down. And I don't know if it's a generational thing and things are just kind of cheaper now and less well made. So they break more often and you kind of just go, well, it's not working, whatever. That's just the way it is.0.55
03:08:11.480But like I think we're losing the concept of like maintenance and why it's important and why you want to preserve these certain things.
03:08:20.260And the generations again before understood that.
03:08:23.440And so they lived in a nicer and more aesthetically pleasing world and more functional world.
03:08:29.940And the fact that we can't keep our fountains running really is a symbol, a symptom of something much deeper that I'm glad Trump is facing and helping to correct.
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03:14:55.900Let's get back to the very concerning reality of everybody in power in our country being in hawk to or blackmailed by a bunch of Israeli spies that have them on film doing horrible things with children.
03:15:25.900Vice President Peer panicked, as I said, to others in the room about the way the subject Epstein of Epstein was already dividing the MAGA coalition.
03:15:33.380Some senior officials had the impression this is this is one of the best sentences in the whole article.
03:15:38.480Some senior officials had the impression that Vance had bought into the darkest theories about Epstein and a cabal of predators hidden within the country's ruling class, which guess what?
03:15:50.540there are none of them. In fact, every bit of these files has proven that there is not one
03:15:55.920pedophile that exists in this country, let alone in the elite classes, who would never, ever do
03:16:01.980such a thing as harm an innocent child. I mean, Deef, we've gone through jmail.world. They're
03:16:08.080never talking about anything that could possibly be a reduction in the life of any kid or any person
03:16:14.820who's trafficked whatsoever, because they're above that. Why would they do that ever in this world?
03:16:20.120Why would these darkest theories ever be something that the vice fucking president of the United States would buy into?0.99
03:16:44.840i mean it is it is crazy it is genuine it's genuinely insane and you know the interesting
03:16:53.840part about the epstein files was that i don't know if people appreciate this really it is like
03:17:00.660the ultimate success of the founder's vision right because this is a obviously you know an
03:17:07.960international scandal it involves you know infiltration and subversion in our country
03:17:14.060not just the obviously despicable crimes of child abuse and child endangerment that is
03:17:20.580very much on display the the not again very subtle references to torture and murder and all of this
03:17:28.680sort of stuff it is horrific and the executive branch was keeping it hidden the executive branch
03:17:34.380whose obligation it is and was to bring justice for these crimes and to expose this stuff to be
03:17:41.460the long arm of the law for the American people failed to do so. And so what happens? The other
03:17:47.940branch of the government institutes its checks and balances capability like this. This is what
03:17:53.080it's supposed to be. We're not supposed to have a government that just ignores the will of the
03:17:57.420people. And every branch of the government seems to kind of work in tandem. The Congress doesn't
03:18:01.440really want the responsibilities they're happy to shuffle it off to the executive branch the
03:18:05.620executive branch kind of does whatever the hell it's want in this case you have the executive
03:18:12.180branch not fulfilling its obligations and instead having to get the congress to force their hand in
03:18:19.720a bipartisan fashion this is like the ultimate proof that our system is still valuable and viable
03:18:26.800when you have the right people in office and of course that's why they kicked thomas massey
03:18:32.220out of congress thanks to apac or as jonathan potteritz put it uh he ran to the buzzsaw
03:18:39.680of apac and basically israeli opposition as a warning to everybody else what happens when you
03:18:46.600dare try to fulfill the demands of the people you actually represent really incredible stuff let's
03:18:52.620go back to Julian Dorey and his friend being very correct about how we should all feel about
03:18:58.120Jeffrey Epstein and the cover up. Citizens were asleep at the wheel. Some senior officials had
03:19:04.640the impression that Vance had bought into the darkest theories about Epstein and a cabal of
03:19:09.400predators hidden within within the country's ruling class. The second best sentence is what
03:19:14.120comes next. Wiles would tell others that the vice president had proved himself to be a major
03:19:21.460conspiracy theorist oh my god he thinks that bad things happen and that would never happen in the
03:19:28.600united states of america suzy wiles who also advised for a short time on benjamin netanyahu's
03:19:36.2002020 re-election campaign and obviously his files don't involve israel or anything like that at all
03:19:42.320so you know she would never never be obfuscating because of that but can we actually look up the
03:19:48.240term conspiracy deep let's start let's start there i'm gonna do do a little drill here i haven't
03:19:54.020thought about this so let's see if uh if this helps me with what i'm thinking in my head a
03:19:59.780conspiracy is a secret plan or agreement between two or more people to commit an illegal harmful
03:20:04.320or subversive act such as fraud treason or corruption in both the merriam-webster dictionary
03:20:08.840and the legal information institute at cornell law school so it's ivy league approved it is
03:20:13.440formally defined as an agreement along with an intent to achieve the unlawful goal often requiring
03:20:18.540an overt act in furtherance of the plot so fair to say that means some level of secrecy to
03:20:24.820obfuscate something illegal like that stuff happens yeah yeah that makes sense bernie made
03:20:29.560off just stuff yeah it's just this it's good people conspire yes yeah it's all gone yeah it's
03:20:36.120like where's the south park scene where's my money and it's gone it's all gone now can we look up
03:20:42.300conspiracy theory definition a conspiracy theory is an explanation of an event or situation that
03:20:49.320cites a covert often sinister group of powerful people working in secret to achieve a malevolent
03:20:54.080goal these theories typically reject the mainstream official consensus because they're
03:20:58.020the mainstream official consensus because they're on the payroll listen but deep whether they're on
03:21:03.760the payroll or not the money doesn't matter no they're always right they are never missed
03:21:08.660they are that's why we listen to them that's why we listen to them
03:21:12.300It is. I mean, there's something about the chief of staff at the White House calling the vice president a conspiracy theorist for accurately interpreting the official government files about official government investigations into a giant conspiracy.
03:21:29.680what are we doing here what are we doing here folks and i don't know you know i don't i don't
03:21:38.200like to be a sucker but it does seem to me like jd vance is on the right side of all of this stuff
03:21:44.340and i again i'm like is he so deep undercover that this is all a big game because you know people0.95
03:21:51.060you follow his history you learn about sort of who paved his way to the position that he's in now
03:21:57.040but i have a hard time not not believing that he's who he says he is when routinely on every
03:22:07.160one of these issues he seems to be in some cases the only person in any position of power
03:22:12.280actually expressing what we all can all see that the jeffrey epstein pedophile cabal network was
03:22:18.640obviously a conspiracy in the classic definition that is real you know killing everybody in
03:22:26.380lebanon is not a positive by any means he just he seems like the real deal which why which is why i
03:22:36.560think he's being uh shuffled off to the side and the hegseth rubio ticket is being pushed forward
03:22:42.740because they're a little bit more dedicated to the people who actually hand out positions
03:22:48.640in the highest halls of our government.
03:22:50.600We'll be back on the other side with our final segment.
03:25:09.360There are a lot of videos to show you here in the final segment, and some of it's completely insane.
03:25:19.300I want to do this really quick because we haven't covered this in a while, but I've been watching the case develop, and it has been as unfair as one would expect.
03:25:32.540Now, we actually – I actually have a personal relation to this case because Chud the Builder was supposed to be coming on War Room with us the day that he got in a fight and was arrested, rather was attacked, protected himself, and was arrested.
03:25:48.620This whole thing has revealed a very obvious two-tier situation in our country.
03:25:55.960Again, I'm not going to go through all of Chad the Builder's background or anything else like that, but the way he's being treated, the way he is being denied upon the way that they are using every manipulation they can in the legal process to punish him, not for the crime that he committed, if he committed one even.
03:26:18.200I don't think he did. But, you know, this is not a matter of a dangerous person being kept away from society because, you know, in order to protect them, he's not a dangerous person.
03:26:29.260He was attacked. He defended himself. And by the way, he shot himself in the scuffle like that alone, I would think would mean that whatever happened was chaotic, was like clearly you don't shoot yourself with a gun.
03:26:44.980If you're the one in control of a situation, it's not like he pulled the gun, just started shooting.
03:36:52.840The judge denied Etherly his release today, citing violent posts he's made on social media.
03:36:58.760Etherly is also facing a $1 million bond in the Montgomery County case.
03:37:03.980So, again, we're going to keep an eye on this, and I'll try to bring somebody on who has covered this more and can tell you the actual details about how systematically they have denied Chad the Builder the rights that are provided to anybody else.
03:37:18.220And this is one of those things that just sort of happens in this country. It's just – it's like we were talking about earlier when it comes to these laws that we have that are very rigid and structured and been in place for 100 years about whether the president is able to declare war or not.
03:37:32.920And it's just like, well, but we like it, so it's just going to happen, and that's fine.
03:37:37.520It's the same with rights as well in this country where it's like, yeah, you have an absolute right to free and fair trial and no extraordinary punishments to be leveled at you.
03:37:48.700But actually, you're an anti-Semite, so all that's out the window.0.56
03:37:52.260Actually, you don't get any of the protections of the Bill of Rights, let alone any of the other amendments or freedoms guaranteed to you by the U.S. Constitution.
03:38:00.480See, that's only if you say what we want you to. If you disagree with us, you don't deserve any of that. It's that sort of mindset that, frankly, you see dominating these days. And I haven't covered this story much, but it was an absolutely fascinating one that happened while I was on vacation.
03:38:18.160It's the Cornell student who said he didn't want to work for Jews, and subsequently they tried to destroy his life for daring, daring not to work for Jewish people.0.75
03:38:29.800It's like, well, if you didn't want – if you wanted to work for him before, I don't know if trying to destroy his life for disagreeing with him is the best way to convince people what a great working environment it would be.
03:38:41.960This is the story from Daily Mail because, of course, he's the bad guy.
03:38:47.620Entitled Cornell student who said he's not interested in working for a Jew is given $11,000 from supporters who blame Jewish people for trying to ruin his career.
03:38:57.720Well, they very much did try to ruin his career.0.59
03:39:12.300By the way, it's not just Jews doing it. It's people like Leo Terrell as well, which is how I'm going to connect this all together.0.95
03:39:19.320His name is Austin Franco, 19, sparked a fierce debate on social media after he turned down an interview at a tech startup over the founder's Jewish faith.
03:39:27.900Gabe Einhorn, the 24-year-old chief executive of Verified, an anti-fraud platform, jumped on X to share a message he received from Franco on the college career platform Handshake.
03:39:39.080He included a screenshot of Franco's comments, which read, not interested in working for a Jew.0.86
03:39:44.560Yet after receiving mountains of backlash over his comments, supporters began appearing and rallying behind the Ivy League students.
03:39:49.680See, this is telling the story in kind of a convoluted way.
03:39:53.380What actually happened was apparently this guy, Austin Franco, was approached multiple times by this Gabe Einhorn fellow and asked to interview for a job.
03:40:03.840Austin was not interested and said he didn't want to work for a Jewish person.0.99
03:40:07.200um you know maybe not the smartest thing to say but who cares it's the truth right0.99
03:40:13.560and again i just don't understand if i was trying to hire somebody and they were like i don't want
03:40:18.340to work for a white person i don't want to work for a christian i'd be like okay bye you know
03:40:23.180great glad you told me now rather than you know concealed that and you know start working for me0.92
03:40:29.900and screwed everything up you know who would just who would want to hire somebody that wouldn't want
03:40:36.020to work for you or your religion or whatever else and this is not a like hard and fast you know
03:40:41.900principled belief held by Gabe Einhorn or Joe John Lonsdale or anything like that because in the same
03:40:51.640thread where Gabe Einhorn is talking about Austin not wanting to work for Jews there's people going
03:40:59.680hey my child wants to work for a Jew can you give him a job and Einhorn's like absolutely give me a0.95
03:41:05.620call right it's not like well how dare you you have to go work for a white person or a muslim0.95
03:41:10.040you have to go work for a christian or a muslim how dare you have preferences over the ethnicity
03:41:14.680of the people for whom you are employed uh it's not a hard and fast like principle they have it's a0.52
03:41:23.260ethnic supremacy kind of motivation that's behind it because what happened was and this
03:41:28.760the reason i think there's a couple things i think are interesting about this for one of them
03:41:32.860it is the way in which people are lying about it now in fact i posted something about this and i
03:41:38.720had people commenting on my post saying i was lying saying uh actually this this never happened
03:41:44.420they said gabe einhorn never doxed never revealed the identity of this austin franco person but he
03:41:51.020absolutely did and it's not even a question in fact the the post is still up so gabe gabe einhorn
03:41:57.980publishes this person's name then edits the tweet that has his name in but when you edit a tweet
03:42:05.060you can always go back and see the older version so that older version where he names Austin Franco
03:42:10.680is still up you just have to click the you know see all edits part but what happened here was
03:42:17.480Joe Lonsdale not John Lonsdale Joe Lonsdale let's see how do I tell it hopefully you've already
03:42:24.940heard this story, so I'm just sort of giving you a recount. But if you hadn't heard it before,
03:42:30.580Gabe Einhorn first puts out a tweet that hides Austin Franco's name. And it says,
03:42:37.080and basically he's publishing it saying, hey, it's really concerning how sort of brazen this
03:42:41.540Cornell student is being saying, I don't want to work for a Jew. Basically saying, I just want to
03:42:46.940let everybody know that like this is this guy's from Cornell is like one of our higher institutions
03:42:51.440of learning and this is the way he's talking and you know maybe that's not good for the direction
03:42:56.240that our society is going that's how i interpreted his original post and then joe lonsdale basically
03:43:03.120says say who he is say this person's name let's ruin his life and gabe einhorn actually responds
03:43:10.160like well i don't want to ruin this guy's life i just think people need to know about what's going
03:43:15.160on to which joe lonsdale responds no gabe you are being weak if somebody does this they deserve
03:43:21.700consequences the only way people the only way a people prevail is through strength be a strong
03:43:29.080jew don't be one of the weaklings that reacts in a way to get us attacked more be a man that makes0.84
03:43:34.640them afraid to attack your people and then he publishes the actual linkedin profile of austin
03:43:42.980franco with his name and picture doxing him now joe lonsdale is one of the paypal mafia members
03:43:49.460who is actually a co-founder of palantir which again is very concerning that this is the mindset
03:43:54.760of the people that run palantir it's the same mindset as alex carp as well this idea now he's
03:44:01.820not you know he's saying our people he's saying you know be a strong jew make them afraid to attack
03:44:10.120your people are people right this is how they think i mean this is this is their mindset and
03:44:18.440it's not you know they don't feel this way about white people christians or americans specifically
03:44:24.320jews but but again the interesting thing about this is that gabe einhorn's first instinct was
03:44:30.080not to destroy this guy's life it wasn't you know to wreck vengeance and to you know punish him
03:44:37.260severely for this act of thought crime. It was the hyper elite Jew, the billionaire Jewish guy0.91
03:44:45.520who came in and said, actually, no, you do need to punish this guy. Wielding, you know, the pressure0.96
03:44:51.880that comes along with his name to get Gabe Einhorn to go, oh, yeah, you know, you're right. I really
03:44:58.340do need to destroy this guy's life. So it's not even like, you know, this Gabe Einhorn guy0.98
03:45:05.420understood you know by by nature like okay we're going to destroy this guy he had to be convinced
03:45:11.860he had to be told to do this joe lonsdale had to step in and remind him of his duty0.85
03:45:17.520to the jewish people that's the that's the poison that comes from people like joe lonsdale who are
03:45:24.320this extremist do think that you deserve to have your life destroyed if you don't want to work for0.96
03:45:30.280him, I guess. And the pressure that he wielded. But then where it really gets actually disturbing
03:45:36.940is that a DOJ official, Leo Terrell, came out and said he wanted to make Austin Franco
03:45:44.520permanently unhirable for merely saying he didn't want to work for a Jewish person. So
03:45:50.160Leo Terrell, in his official position as a member of the DOJ, puts out a tweet that says,
03:45:57.400if this Jew hater is ever hired, please post me and I will retweet it.
03:46:03.640So. As far as I'm concerned, this is a official of the U.S. government using his position in the
03:46:12.420U.S. government, using the power of the U.S. government to levy a punishment on somebody for
03:46:17.320a thought crime, leveling a punishment on somebody and punishment. You can sure you can be sent to
03:46:22.560jail, but you can do lots of punishments that are available in criminal or civil processes.
03:46:31.420How many constitutional rights do you think are being violated by Leo Terrell
03:46:35.600by posting this? Seems like a cruel and unusual, cruel and unusual punishment.
03:46:41.360He never gave the other guy a chance to defend himself. There was no actual accusation that
03:46:47.280could be met with a denial or a guilty plea there was never a point in which he you know the austin
03:46:53.560guy was allowed to say his point they skipped all of that so no due process obviously but the
03:46:59.460punishment is still being leveled from the american government in a way that i would consider cruel
03:47:04.760and unusual and an obvious violation of the first amendment that says you're allowed to uh have a
03:47:10.920religion or a religious preference that is literally the point of the first amendment
03:47:15.120And if we want to get rid of that, well, things might get a little uncomfortable really fast.0.94
03:47:21.440But as it exists now, we essentially have Judaism as the state religion.
03:47:29.360And if you dare to blaspheme against that state religion, the government itself will punish you for it.
03:47:35.940I think he's got a pretty good civil rights case on his hands.
03:47:49.240So again, it's crazy. It is genuinely crazy that people like Joe Lonsdale or Gabe Einhorn are pursuing this tack of make them afraid of us, make them afraid of us.
03:48:08.420And it's especially interesting that that's the tack they take because they pretty much immediately started crying victim.
03:48:18.040And you had Gabe Einhorn complaining that, you know, some other guy, I think his name's Mo Khan or something.0.66
03:48:25.080But he basically came out and was like, all right, they want to destroy, you know, this guy's life.1.00
03:48:30.960Let's all go give bad reviews to Gabe Einhorn's business.
03:48:34.580And, oh, now they're doxing Austin Franco's family and they're going after his parents and their business. All right, let's go after Gabe Einhorn's parents business. Let's do that. And obviously, I would prefer if we didn't get into a tit for tat ethnic conflict between Muslims and Jews, both trying to destroy each other's public life over words, I would prefer not to have any of this intersect with American society whatsoever.
03:49:04.580But you don't get to play the victim all of a sudden. If you think that somebody's words are worth destroying their life, well, you can't turn around and then go, oh my gosh, we're being attacked. This is anti-Semitic. They're trying to target us because we're Jews. It's like, well, maybe you should have left them alone. Maybe Joe Lonsdale shouldn't have swept in and said, actually, we do need to destroy this person's life.0.91
03:49:25.840By the way, co-founder of Palantir, operators of identity programs, you probably don't want
03:49:31.320these types of people with control of your personal information.
03:50:22.680My problem is because whenever I have a sponsor,
03:50:24.800You know, I trusted him. I call up and talk to people and do it because I had a few gold sponsors come on promise and they do what Kirk did and then not doing it.
03:50:32.100So I just said, I'm done with gold for like 14 years because the other company that was moral couldn't make money at the low cost.
03:50:37.760So they shut down. So I couldn't find a moral company. I said, it's time to just get out of it.
03:50:43.180And I'm like, the problem we can get with Elliot's people is they're too low pressure.
03:50:48.120I mean, we're talking like no blood pressure. OK, they're like, oh, you sure?
03:50:52.260But that's because they're the real deal, folks.
03:52:36.980I don't know how these people sleep at night telling people it's a good investment.
03:52:41.420And then, I mean, I know the average is like 40%, routinely 200%.
03:52:44.860I mean, I want to, I mean, it's like bank robbery.
03:52:48.320I just I could not do that to my listeners. I mean, I couldn't either. And if anybody wants to read about the intricacies of that, Dale Whitaker wrote a great book called The Gold Grift. It's fantastic. It explains all of it. But literally, these these companies will make their own commemorative coins that they're the only ones that sell those. There is not liquidity on the backside of that. There's just not. So that's why bullion is so important. It's 100 percent liquid because it's a global commodity.
03:53:15.960you get your manufacturing, you press a button, you sell it,
03:53:18.720and we don't charge anything when you liquidate it.