00:13:10.940I'll be getting to that in more detail at the bottom of the hour.
00:13:15.460But the first thing I wanted to do was play a new video put out by the folks that originally created Magatard, also known as Goy Slug, who I really do think is a lovable character.
00:13:31.260and when I've shown videos that are anti-Trump of MAGA slug and then when I posted videos that
00:13:38.860are pro-Trump MAGA-tard, MAGA slug, whatever you want to call him, the vehement Trump-to-do-no-wrong0.55
00:13:48.720people, apologists, they don't even get it and say, oh, you're trying to hurt Trump with this0.73
00:13:53.180when it's a pro-Trump video. And then they go, well, then why is one anti-Trump? Why is one
00:13:58.240pro-Trump because I think it's funny and I'm just showing you all this cool fun stuff and it's good
00:14:05.600for the debate. Well, they were very frustrated, the folks that created this, because I saw them
00:14:10.620talk about it, I want to get them on the show, that they got called liberals when they invented
00:14:15.440Magatard or Goyslug, as he's also colloquially known, and they're like, listen, we're not leftist,
00:14:25.820We're mad at Trump going sideways last year.
00:14:30.000So they produced a video that perfectly, perfectly encapsulates this.
00:23:14.240And so they've come in and said, OK, the Republican Party's ours, kick out all the original MAGA and bring in Ben Shapiro and Mark Levin as Trump's brain.
00:23:24.000Now, Trump's kind of pulled back from that, realizing it was a disaster, destroying his legacy, killing the economy.
00:23:29.020But now America's committed and can't just walk away, he thinks.
00:23:33.060Plus, Iran's not letting them because they're winning the strategic war, no matter how many 18-wheelers or missile launchers or boats we blow up.
00:23:43.400And so I'm watching these missteps by Trump, and I'm simply trying to figure out how do we salvage something here?
00:33:42.260If Trump didn't land and say it's sold out, it's the biggest thing ever, bigger than the NFL, whatever that means, which obviously is not true.
00:33:52.780And then he makes a whole new scandal for himself.
00:33:58.100And then once he's on the floor, he says, look at this place.
00:39:19.700His policies, from my own research and other economists I respect, really was going against it.
00:39:24.040And he was betting on innovation and growth in his investments.
00:39:26.440A couple months ago, he moved most of his investments out of the BlackRock growth funds into Berkshire Hathaway that's betting on total collapse.
00:47:20.640I'm President Camacho, and I approve this message.
00:47:24.220Trump now is putting out maps showing the entire northern hemisphere, Canada, Greenland, Iceland, Mexico, everything being the United States.
00:47:33.480And, oh, this lake's now Lake America.
00:50:08.980They've restricted monoclonal antibodies, which is fucking insane because they wanted to promote that vaccine because they wanted a profit off.
00:50:15.400It turned out that $2.4 billion was paid just to CBS and Walgreens in the first year of the pandemic to not prescribe hydroxychloroquine or ivermectin.
00:50:30.740Then it turned out billions more was paid, up to a billion, to not give people budesidine, which is just an inhalable steroid.
00:50:38.980And I got the second variant of COVID.
00:50:40.940And believe me, it's real, because I never felt like that.
00:50:43.260It felt like a gorilla was on my chest for two weeks.
00:50:45.460But I stayed on air, fought through it.
00:54:17.260Ladies and gentlemen, I get a little busy around here fighting the globalist, but I noticed a couple of weeks ago on our product shelf here at the Alex Hills Network Studios, this huge bag, superfood greens gummies.
00:54:29.680So I called Bigly and I said, well, what are these?
00:54:31.420Well, they're a private label of a top concentrated green gummy maker.
00:54:35.260And then I talked to them more and they said, yeah, we're selling them for about half price than anybody else does.
00:54:39.960And we decided to make it the biggest bag and the most of these you get anywhere.
00:54:43.860So if you're a subscriber, you get it for 50.
01:17:36.140So, I mean, I don't understand the mechanics of it, but this is fountain of youth type stuff.
01:17:43.460To an extent, I hate to use that term, but yes.
01:17:46.340I mean, at the end of the day, I think people need to realize that, first off, you know, peptides are a natural part of the body.
01:17:51.860When we're talking about GLPs, GIPs, those are terms used to designate different peptides within our body for the weight loss.
01:17:58.980And these other peptides, sermoralin, tesamoralin, BPC, those aren't necessarily part or not part of the body, but the peptide, the amino acid construct of it is.
01:18:10.900These peptides are used for cellular communication, healing and immunity, metabolism and growth, hormone regulation, sexual improvement.
01:18:21.480These things are part of our everyday.
01:18:23.340I mean, the amino acid change that they're creating and the constant evolution of this peptide development is just going to make for a truly exciting opportunity for patients, humans that are using these to be their best selves at later stages of life when typically a lot of those systems have sort of fallen off in our body and we're aging and we're not as capable, not as mobile, not as excited, not as energetic.
01:18:49.680So I see peptides in hormone regulation, one of the greatest evolutions and acceptances to the medical space that's over the last several years.
01:18:59.160I mean, I've been consulting for hormones for more than 10 years prior to them being removed from the FDA list.
01:19:07.000I mean, we were dispensing some more than a BPC, you know, 10 years ago, eight years ago.
01:19:12.280So the fact that they're coming back with a fury and so many more people are involved in it, it is just truly exciting.
01:19:19.140Because we're talking about patients empowering themselves, living their best lives later in life.
01:19:24.600And I think that's really what's important because it really, at the end of the day, you know, the golden years really weren't the golden years previously because you aged out, you got tired, you got listless, you lost your willingness.
01:19:37.760And now when you give a person energy, vitality, they're not as dragged down, their bodies are stronger and carrying less weight.
01:19:46.920you've given a person you know 10 15 more years of quality and i and by the way i know you know
01:19:52.720more than i do but i've seen so many rat studies with these and one issue i have is everything
01:19:57.960gets obsessed with you know ozempic and things like that and that's obviously stuff like that's
01:20:02.300available there and then that's not from a human almost all this other stuff is just a human if i
01:20:06.920wrong btc 157 is a thing made in the gut as you get older you make less and less of it and that's
01:20:12.280what repairs you know the tendons and the muscles and all this that's the thing i've taken that's
01:20:15.480just been i was gonna get surgery on my soldier and they said no just take this and then a few
01:20:20.180months it worked i mean it's just totally totally wild so my issue is everybody tends to focus on
01:20:25.380the gila monster and this peptide came from this and that's just one thing then there's like 30
01:20:30.780plus or more peptides and i know all these people taking them and i see the studies and it's just
01:20:35.400dramatic so everything is focused on weight loss and that sucks all the oxygen out of the room but
01:20:39.700it looks like in a way that's good because it created so much interest in peptides now people
01:20:43.660are checking everything else out well and like you just mentioned i mean you just proved the point
01:20:48.040that you know these medic these peptides are within the body already currently so test some
01:20:53.280more than input more than some more than those are there to help with the uh hgh process in our
01:20:58.020bodies because us as adults no longer really have any type of hgh quality in our bodies but now we're
01:21:03.920helping to get our anterior pituitary to stimulate to get some more production and hgh if if anybody's
01:21:10.520ever been in the gym and seen people on it. It does remarkable things for fat loss, for muscular
01:21:15.720development, for sleep progression, for hair growth and such. So I guess the overall point
01:21:21.160is that a lot of the peptides are extremely safe. They're being constantly tested because it is such
01:21:28.020a new market. But I think the safety profile is very, very high. They're fairly benign in nature.
01:21:35.840There's mild side effects that can transpire. And that's what a practitioner is there to
01:21:40.360guide you and make you alert to um that's right people go to freedom rx it's so easy then then
01:21:46.500once you get tested it's a blood test where you just slap a patch on your arm then in a few seconds
01:21:50.440it gets it's like a big needle or something and then now you get your blood work now the and then
01:21:54.580now you have more meetings telemedicine you you you walk through it i mean this is literally a
01:21:59.780whole new world of things and and that's why i've done you know more research on it so i can
01:22:04.680understand it because i was the type of guy that you know never took testosterone any of that stuff
01:22:08.880back when I was in super good shape when I was younger.
01:22:11.380And so I was like, oh, people don't need that.
01:22:13.780But then I did all the research that the chemicals suppress it.
01:22:17.060The average male has less than half what we used to.
01:22:19.880And so then it made a lot of sense that Hegseth is saying,
01:22:22.360let's do testing on all the troops and people that are low, give it to them.
01:22:26.240Because it's not like you're even trying to boost or be augmented.
01:22:30.180You're trying to get back to what you're supposed to be.
01:22:58.600And that's what the doctors and scientists do.
01:23:00.020I'm not one, but I talk to them, is they just take you back to the normal level.
01:23:03.840This isn't like you're in the NFL injecting all this anabolic stuff, folks.
01:23:07.760This is just getting back to what humans are supposed to be, and that's how we have to counter the globalist is with the science God gave us.
01:30:55.360I mean, at the end of the day, you try to get good meat and they have different hormone
01:30:59.240byproducts and so forth that are in them that as you ingest it, thinking you're just
01:31:04.680consuming your natural food and nutrition and good quality nutrition that unfortunately can do
01:31:10.420harm to you. So, no, I definitely don't disagree with that belief whatsoever. I mean, at the end
01:31:14.980of the day, I think it's vastly been proven as men over the last several years, 20, 30 years,
01:31:20.200women in the same record, you know, having those issues. Well, it's admitted that almost every
01:31:25.100town and city in the U.S., when they test the public, has atrazine in them that is the second
01:31:30.700most used uh herbicide and that completely bends gender across the board and and and and and so
01:31:39.300again there's always an answer to something in nature and i think the work you're doing is is
01:31:44.800the tip of the spear so you've got the floor i got a million questions you're like what questions
01:31:48.440you have like you're the guy that knows a hundred times more than me probably 200 times where else
01:31:52.800you want to lead us here doctor well i i think it's just more of its advocacy at this first
01:31:57.740point. You know what I mean? Like, this is my first opportunity to speak to your population
01:32:01.740and to speak with you in regards to that. I think at the end of the day, you know, if you feel as a
01:32:06.420person that you're suffering, male or female, it's irrelevant. You know, male or female, if you feel
01:32:10.520like you're suffering from your brain fog, lack of energy, inability to move the scale, good or
01:32:15.940bad, meaning down to weight loss or good up to trying to gain muscle. If your sexuality with
01:32:22.640your partner is not where you want it to be, if you're having other issues in the sexual phase,
01:32:27.740Just understand that, you know, hormones are a huge play in the body.
01:32:31.740I mean, at the end of the day, the endocrine system is vastly being used to manipulate our days as we go.
01:32:38.300And the thyroid, as well as basic testosterone levels in male and females, are definitely having a great impact.
01:32:45.840And I think knowing where you stand with those and making sure that they're well-situated is extremely important to your daily activities and your daily interactions.
01:32:54.280Mood is greatly affected by both as well.
01:32:56.980And then knowing that there are alternatives to hormones in addition to, which is the peptides.
01:33:05.300I think one of the most commonly used ones, I mean, it's been used for more than 20 years, NAD, is just a wonderful peptide for increase in energy, decrease in brain fog, and improvement of longevity.
01:33:17.320And I think between that and glutathione, with the anti-inflammatory aspects of it, is hugely helpful to people's common daily issues.
01:33:26.980Um, yeah, again, as a 47 year old male, I, I, you, we all deal with certain complexities
01:33:31.500of life just as of age and not doing anything extensive as far as like athletics and so
01:33:37.380forth as a young man, uh, your natural aches and pains, back pain, knee joint pain, uh,
01:43:21.040So if you find yourself, like, with a decreased libido in a slump of wanting sexual or having the urges, PT-141 would help assist with that.
01:43:32.340So if you're already a 1,000-horsepower car, you probably don't want to take it.
01:44:01.800Oh, agreed. That's what that's what I love about the American Peptide Association.
01:44:05.600I know you mentioned that earlier, you know, that that is one of the remarkable tools that this that this organization is trying to do.
01:44:12.660It's trying to provide your safety, quality and access. It is doing the legislative work to assist and provide safety, quality and access to all of our constituents of the United States so that not only is it available, but it also has studies behind it.
01:49:08.840And in clomiphene, gonadotrelin, and what is called HCG, human chorionic gonadotropin, are all three different medications in which support the measure of the natural production of testosterone.
02:06:36.400Because I could easily direct this, but what's front and center for you?
02:06:39.020Did I guess it's the Iran thing, or what is it?0.95
02:06:43.220I mean, yeah, we got three. Those are the three big ones right now, right? Like Iran. And it's so funny. I mean, how long ago was I on your show, Alex? You know, when I was debating Gary, where I literally said that this was going to last for, you know, who knows how long, protracted, 0% chance. What were we told? It was going to be a two-week excursion.1.00
02:07:03.720I think you were on like two weeks after it started, yeah.
02:07:54.320Like, we were retaking areas that we had given up four times before that Green Berets before
02:07:59.200me had taken and then given back and taken and given back. So this is just how we fight wars.0.99
02:08:04.620We don't fight wars to win. We fight wars to protract them so that the military industrial
02:08:08.600complex can make trillions of dollars. That's it. Right. It's the Vietnam model. The Vietnam
02:08:13.780model. Yeah. Right. So I think we all understand that. And of course, I've been telling people1.00
02:08:19.520that there is a 0% chance that this war ends while Donald Trump is president. So for everybody who
02:08:25.420thinks 20 i don't know when 2020 i saw you three months ago say that you nailed it you said it's
02:08:29.920not ending while he's president why did you say that well because i mean obviously he's so close
02:08:35.240to israel and we all know if you know this what israel wants so bad and we talked i actually
02:08:40.440talked about uh this with joe kent on my show a couple days ago they don't care about regime
02:08:45.680change in iran they don't care about bringing in raza pevlavi and giving the iranians the country
02:08:51.360back. They don't care about that. They care about destabilizing the country and turning it into
02:08:55.900chaos. That's why the very first thing we did was kill the Ayatollah, right? That way we had to push0.99
02:09:01.260forward the Mosaic strategy that they have to where now all of a sudden it turns into 31-ish0.98
02:09:06.000different provinces, all with a different leader, and you can't negotiate with anybody. We can't0.77
02:09:09.860get out of this, even if we wanted to, because we don't even know who to talk to anymore. And you
02:09:15.680have the difference between the Revolutionary Guard, you have the political establishment,
02:09:19.460They want different things. So and it's just expanding, right? You got Saudi Arabia talking
02:09:24.940about wanting to end the war. You had Ukraine bombing Iranian ships a couple of weeks ago.
02:09:30.180So this is the spiderweb that is basically the World War Three spiderweb. I mean, I think we
02:09:34.720could probably look back 10 years from now and be like, wow, this potentially was that moment or
02:09:39.800we're in that start of what would be considered World War Three because we have like 10, 15
02:09:44.420different countries involved now so how do you untangle that spiderweb i love when i was in that
02:09:49.840last week all the neocons are like you're insane it's not the story of a new world war meanwhile
02:09:54.740that's right you were just with joe yeah all the think tanks are saying this is the beginning of
02:09:59.380a new world war yeah i mean you know one thing that i hadn't thought about one thing i hadn't
02:10:05.080thought about that nate just said too is when you keep on knocking off the leaders no matter what
02:10:11.180organizational structure was in place before it does ensure that each time you do that
02:10:18.060they're going to have less like control over the large-scale country which makes it nearly
02:10:23.940impossible to end the conflict yeah like every leader that you knock off it makes it less likely
02:10:27.660you're going to be able to end the conflict i haven't even really thought about it like that
02:10:30.020but israel knew that that's why they advised trump to do it yeah he's dead horse
02:10:33.440but that's what we do every time right this is what we did in afghanistan initially when we put
02:10:40.500in Karzai. This is what we did when we removed Saddam. When we removed Gaddafi, we just removed
02:10:45.240Assad from Syria and put al-Jelani, the former leader of al-Qaeda, in place. So we do this on0.97
02:10:50.600purpose because it destabilizes these countries. That's all they want. They don't care about
02:10:55.660functioning governments because if you can destabilize all of the hegemonic powers in the0.75
02:11:00.560region, which used to be Saddam Hussein, and Iran, then Israel gets to be the undisputed0.71
02:11:05.500hegemonic superpower of the region. This is what it's all about. So for people who think like,0.90
02:11:10.060oh yeah you know we just got to get through the midterms because that's what trump's promising
02:11:13.980now right the war is going to end right after the midterms okay and gas prices are coming down
02:11:19.020it's never going to happen because strategically that's not what they want they've been
02:11:22.660trying to get this across the goal line since 1996 alex i'm sure you've covered the clean
02:11:28.400break strategy uh multiple times a little pal benjamin and yo yeah and then he brought it
02:11:35.260before congress in 2002 and said this is the model this is what we want to do we need to
02:11:39.160overthrow the governments of these seven countries and iran is the last one so this this is a 30 year
02:11:45.040plan that they're trying to get across the goal line while donald trump's still in office so don't
02:11:48.960think for a second that there's any incentive for our government and now i want to ask you both this
02:11:54.240and jesse now they're moving on after the takedown seven countries that uh wesley clark exposed we
02:12:01.760have the documents they admit now they're moving on to turkey and egypt even bigger which they
02:12:06.380intend to drag us into. But here's a clip of Trump saying, oh, no, they'll collapse after the midterms
02:12:11.780after over 50 times he says they're defeated. There's been regime change. We've won. They have
02:12:16.800no missiles. Just lie after lie. And then my other question to you after that is, is Trump conned or
02:12:22.960does he know he slept walk us into this? And is he lying and roping a dope? It's academic. Why
02:12:29.440does it even matter? But here's Trump. Oh, I think the war is going to end immediately after the
02:12:34.520election i think the war will end immediately after the election because they can't hold out
02:12:42.920any longer they're desperate to try and affect the election so that we can get a nice weak group of
02:12:49.300people in there and leave them alone and let them have their nuclear weapon all they want is a
02:12:54.880nuclear weapon and if they had a nuclear weapon the whole world is in deep trouble but at the ufc
02:13:01.120at his 80th birthday months and months ago he said it's over they're defeated that's just one
02:13:06.240of many so so uh jesse on fire what's your take on this and then do you think trump knows it's a
02:13:11.960con game or is he is he conned by netting y'all maybe he's in on it i think i would answer that
02:13:18.040question by posing this is there one person who will stand on the fact that they believe that
02:13:27.640that is an accurate statement just like one person who's a commentator who relies on people
02:13:31.720listening to the things that they say and then taking their opinion seriously is there someone
02:13:35.780who will go i think he's right about that i think the second that the midterms are over
02:13:39.640the entire thing's going to end we're going to get the straight up removes open everything that
02:13:43.680we've been trying to do and have not been able to do thus far you know he threatened to end their
02:13:47.680civilization that didn't work however when the american midterms end boom it's going to be good
02:13:54.060to go like someone stand on that just one person just say that that's they believe that and then
02:13:58.940everyone who aligns with that just know they're either lying or borderline iq level that you have
02:14:07.340to wonder how they are able to walk out the door make it to their car without you know something
02:14:11.740bad happening it's absurd ludicrous i agree you can see it's cold-blooded him sitting around going
02:14:16.220well let's just take it off the table let's just say it's over now after he's lied about the
02:14:21.100rate being open dozens of times said the war is over dozens of times said we've decapitated all
02:14:26.200of this no one's buying he has no credibility the question is is whether or not see like the way i
02:14:33.540mean i have no idea i i'm easy to get to say how would i possibly know what's going on here or
02:14:38.800there and i think it is impossible for me to even feel confident saying whether or not he knew or
02:14:46.540wants this thing to continue i think he probably wants out desperately and i think he probably
02:14:51.260did believe that it was going to be a protracted short uh conflict and he's just trapped and we
02:14:56.840are trapped because the situation's untenable the strait has to get open and how are you going to
02:15:01.660open it if you've already done what we've done and it's still closed yeah well i asked the question
02:15:05.480rhetorically i want you to finish and go to kranaki here via valhalla i tucker was very close
02:15:11.740to him until a couple weeks in the war and tucker just screamed at him and said you're an effing1.00
02:15:14.960idiot. Netanyahu hates you, blah, blah. I was at his house and stuff while he's having arguments1.00
02:15:18.140with Trump, you know, in his office. I hear him screaming at him. He used to respect him. But the
02:15:21.920point was, is that Trump's like, no, it always works out. Everything always looks bad, but I
02:15:25.900always win. He walks out and tells me Trump thinks he's going to win. It doesn't matter.
02:15:30.280He's crazy. Tucker later told that story months after I told it. My point was, I wasn't making0.75
02:15:34.800that story up, obviously. So yeah, I'm not trying to give him a pass. He believed Netanyahu. Now
02:15:39.840he won't admit he was wrong. He still attacks people that told him the truth. And now he wants
02:15:44.860this to just forget about it but it shows what a disaster this is yeah i think that he i don't i
02:15:52.680don't support politicians making things up or lying but there is a certain level of people in
02:15:59.560the institutional power positions are going to make it appear that they're in control i talked
02:16:06.360about this with chris by hoda a bunch about the fbi where if they don't know something then in
02:16:10.880leadership the correct answer is to make it seem like they know but they're choosing not to tell
02:16:15.500you because that maintains the kind of faith in the institution and i think that that's very likely
02:16:23.100what is happening here at this point because what what are his what are his options i mean what's
02:16:27.120he gonna say he's like look we could nuke him i know you don't want us to nuke him right if we
02:16:30.860i mean like you know what i mean it's like if he actually goes through what the options are
02:16:33.900there are no good options nate and i had this conversation literally maybe six days after they
02:16:40.300closed the strait. I will never forget that. We got on the phone and I'm like, this is checkmate,
02:16:43.760right? He's like, checkmate. That was what, six, seven months ago? Yeah. So the question of both
02:16:49.720of you first to Nate, what is the, is there any off ramp? The Iranians hold the cards now.1.00
02:16:54.380So I think the cards are taken away. We're already pulling back out of our bases, which1.00
02:16:58.500one of their demands. So now Trump has to change the story every few weeks to act like we're
02:17:02.540winning. I think as Joe Kent said months ago, just give him an off ramp, act like we won.
02:17:06.820if we pull out and then pressures on Iran to stop closing the strait and people say oh you're
02:17:11.800cutting and running we're not cutting and running we didn't start this fight we didn't want this
02:17:15.600so now that we're totally vindicated what do you want to say to all the people that are still
02:17:18.960calling us Qatari agents well first of all uh yeah I've been to Qatar multiple times you know
02:17:26.620why because Qatar was actually the country that facilitated all of uh the military U.S. military
02:17:32.080in and out of their country for us to fly in and out of Afghanistan and Iraq for 20 years
02:17:36.740So that's like I always think that's a hilarious one either, too, is like that's actually been one of the not that, you know, it's hilarious.
02:17:43.460We're Qatari agents, but that's what they're giving a five hundred million dollar plane.
02:17:48.080Our main base is there. And then those of us that are against the war, we're Qatari agents with no evidence.
02:17:53.460Right. But but with the off ramp. OK. And yeah, I've been saying this since the first week of the war.
02:17:58.340The way out of this is there's one way out, which is, yeah, America leaves.
02:18:24.960We don't need 50,000 troops in Germany.
02:18:26.800And what you do is you reframe it and say, we're going to focus on our hemisphere of the world.0.95
02:18:31.580We're going to bring the troops home. We're going to protect our hemisphere. And if you F with us in our hemisphere, we will glass lot you. And you then you get up and leave. And yes, at that point, does what does Iran do? They control the straight. But, you know, they're also like you just said, Alex, incentivized to actually open up to world commerce, because if they don't, then they're the bad guy right now on the world stage.
02:18:57.040America and Israel is the bad guy. We're the ones that have destroyed the global economy.0.81
02:19:01.440So if we get out, we just leave, we say, hey, it's over. And you can do this. And we
02:19:06.540completed all our strategic goals, right? We destroyed their Navy and Army and aircraft
02:19:12.640defenses, whatever you want to say. And then you just fucking leave and you focus on our hemisphere.0.99
02:19:17.800So there is a way to do it. But again, Alex, it goes against the interest of Israel. If we do that,0.98
02:19:25.500If we pull all of our bases out of the Middle East, all of their protection is gone.
02:19:30.240They don't want to let that happen.0.72
02:19:31.880So that's the issue we're going to see is the second we try to do that, what they're going to do is just ramp up their bombing campaigns on Lebanon and Gaza and the West Bank to force Iran to then keep the straight closed to keep us entangled in this.0.58
02:19:54.820So what is your prediction of what Trump will do?
02:19:57.560I think he's going to pig-headedly just continue it on and fry the whole economy and just, I think that's where we're going.
02:20:05.540100%. I agree with you. That's my prediction on it.
02:20:07.860Until he's out of office, I don't see anything changing.
02:20:10.460It's just the same thing, this bombing campaign quagmire, maybe if it gets extreme enough, he tries, you know,
02:20:17.460we get a false flag or something that that way, you know, an attack on the home front.
02:20:20.560So that way we can actually launch a full-scale ground invasion.
02:20:22.820That's like worst possible scenario, I think. But to your point, Alex, yeah, we're not we're not doing the strategy that me, you and Joe Kent and Jesse are talking about where we, you know, look at this thing realistically.
02:20:33.940I think that's what we need to do right now. Sometimes you have to in war, you look at things realistically and go, OK, we got our dicks caught in a bear trap here.
02:20:42.720And if the only way out is, you know, either through, which it's not, which is a mass invasion, well, then you got to just bite the bullet and, you know, fucking leave.0.99
02:20:52.880We can leave. We can do that. But again, that also is a huge hit to Donald Trump's ego.0.99
02:20:58.040Right. And I think ego is what us what got us into this.
02:21:01.220I totally agree. But his process of changing the subject every week isn't working.
02:21:06.280So he he needs to understand he's already been discredited.
02:21:09.200the only way is to declare victory and then pull out and like you said hand the economic disaster0.99
02:21:14.580to iran that could be spun and we're actually sickeningly here giving his evil ass good advice0.96
02:21:20.500because we care about the country but we know he's not going to listen right yeah i'm with you0.94
02:21:26.260i just think that i just think that to your point about how you know how our teammates over there
02:21:33.100are going to react they are not going to allow us to pull back regardless they're for whatever
02:21:40.940reason there's no one can pull the string and say you guys are forbidden from bombing allies of the
02:21:47.480country that we are in a desperate negotiation with and and just for some reason they can not
02:21:53.820do that and the thing that really you know the the part of this that bothers me the most is that
02:21:59.160my politics literally center solely around the the collective citizenry of this country you know
02:22:06.160people go overseas they die but you're looking at a wide it's right in front of everyone everybody
02:22:13.780goes to the gas station it's getting really out of control now i was just in california this last
02:22:18.040weekend for labor day and you're looking you're like 670 for gasoline eight dollars for diesel
02:22:25.760and in texas you're looking at six seven dollar diesel and people do not understand that this is
02:22:33.120something that is going to crush like the future like it's already very challenging for the vast
02:22:38.320majority of people to be able to deal with that but what's going to happen is this right now is
02:22:43.060going to start hitting us way worse very very soon as food production costs go up and shipping all
02:22:48.440this stuff like this comes down the line it's gonna get much worse and the you know and while
02:22:52.700like the three of us are you know in a position where we can probably absorb this this level of
02:22:57.920like price hike like i'm it's i the vast majority of people can't and so it's it's like how do people
02:23:06.140deal with this like they're going to just have to you know reduce the amount of food that they buy
02:23:09.540you know be much more selective about when they drive and because why because we won't like because
02:23:15.680we got trapped into this situation and like i don't know i just don't see how we're going to
02:23:19.400get out of it and it just i believe it's about to get a lot worse economically for everybody i agree
02:23:24.460crew pull this up during the break but it's like 12.4 12.6 walmart even in 2008 with the big crash
02:23:33.480by lehman brothers and all the rest of it they didn't see any numbers down a few points same
02:23:38.980thing in the 2000.com bust they're down over 12 in retail sales so you say i'll tell you we feel
02:23:45.000it. Our audience stays the same and grows. You can see retail is going like this. That is the
02:23:49.940real pulse of things. And Trump is just barreling forward with this and people feel the pain. He
02:23:55.640says affordability is made up, Jesse. I mean, it's made up for people that he hangs out with.
02:24:02.780That's a great point. That's a great point. And maybe that's what it is, is that, you know,
02:24:07.120like when you're a billionaire and your entire circle is all people that are worth hundreds
02:24:10.920of millions of dollars maybe maybe he doesn't see it i don't know or maybe he's you know not being
02:24:15.960shown this but uh when we come back from break uh i live in a big uh farming and ranching community
02:24:21.420and one of my buddies owns one of the biggest farming grow ops here in oregon if you want to
02:24:25.620quote from what he texted me yesterday about uh what's happened to him for diesel prices once we
02:24:30.000come back i think you guys be interested i want to hear please and then i want to talk to you guys
02:24:34.380and veterans about what a ground invasion would look like
02:24:38.860because Trump could easily, instead of pulling back,
02:24:42.220he's looking at going in and what that would look like on the other side.
02:24:47.420Then we'll shift gears to the midterms, to the Democrat Socialists of America,
02:24:51.220to the Charlie Kirk assassination cover-up.
02:34:02.760We've done the war games with this between us and China, full-scale war.0.97
02:34:06.200We have like eight days of munitions, and then we can't backfill them.0.99
02:34:10.080So, yeah, I would say unless the United States, and we don't get a culture change here where we stop again spending trillions of dollars on shit that evaporates,0.96
02:34:19.260then we're cooked in the long run, and I hate to say that because I love that.0.97
02:34:22.860I totally agree, and I want you to elaborate.
02:55:41.020What you just said is exactly the estimates I've been giving since day two of the war if this happened, which is, yeah, you're going to probably lose at minimum $100,000.
02:55:50.100And probably more than that with modern warfare, now that we've factored in drone technology, ballistic missile technology.
02:55:56.940And no, and I want to remind people, Alex, people forget this, that we've only started an air campaign into Iran.
02:56:03.240Guess what? Afghanistan, we had the full might of the American military there for 20 years, right?
02:56:09.920Ground troops, people like me there, plus every aircraft you could possibly imagine for 20 plus years.
02:56:15.880And we've replaced the Taliban with the Taliban. And that's a country geographically very much like Iran, which is important, right?
02:56:23.400Because Afghanistan is called the graveyard of empires for a reason, because how many empires have tried to invade Afghanistan and have failed over the last.0.52
02:56:31.360Both countries are built like Mordor. Exactly. And that's a big part of it.0.65
02:56:35.860And but Afghanistan, my point with this is that's a tribal nation. Don't even have a functioning government. Never have.0.99
02:56:41.940And we weren't the entire might of the U.S. military was not able to topple the Taliban and install any tour, any type of actual functioning government.
02:56:49.520So now you look at Iran. And I mean, as you can see here, this is a great picture.
02:56:53.280You're not coming in from the West, from Iraq. It's not going to happen. You can't get over those mountains.0.98
02:56:57.760Some of those mountains are too tall to even fly helicopters over there.
02:57:00.340So you have to their tallest is 18000 feet, average 5000.
02:57:05.060So realistically, for the viewers in context here on the east side, you have the border, which is Afghanistan.
02:57:10.280You have Herat right there, which you can see there's this tiny valley that you can potentially bring your tanks into.0.65
02:57:16.220The problem here is we have to retake Afghanistan.0.72
02:57:18.900You've got to take Kandahar Air Base back, which is to the east of what we're looking at, first.0.84
02:57:24.200And that shooting fish in a barrel, isn't it shooting fish in a barrel to go into that Death Valley?
02:57:32.280So my point is you're probably not even going to be able to drive, you know, because the second a convoy,
02:57:38.260we dealt with this in Afghanistan, Iraq, you blow up a few trucks, nobody's moving forward.
02:57:42.740This moon dust too, as well, it's not like you can off-road these vehicles through dust, right?0.95
02:57:47.800So all they have to do is, much like Russia, you know, destroy their own infrastructure as you're0.97
02:57:53.060trying to come in there. You're not going to drive in. So then you have to do some type of0.99
02:57:56.460aerial insertion campaign. And what are you going to do? Dump the 80-second airborne in there and
02:58:00.780then what? Take some ground and then eat ballistic missiles and drone strikes? I mean, it's going to
02:58:05.340be there's nowhere to hide either it's not the jungle so the idea that we're just gonna march
02:58:11.120in there somehow and take this no and not only that even if you do you still have the mosaic
02:58:15.840project here with 32 different provinces all with their own militias it'd be like trying to invade
02:58:21.120the united states and they've sworn not to give up even if the mullah orders it well that's huge
02:58:26.300too alex people understand culturally and religiously we're not talking about sunni islam
02:58:30.100We're talking about Shia Islam. Very different. They believe deeply in martyrdom because the Ayatollah is the religious leader in Shia Islam, right?
02:58:38.320He's appointed by God. It's like killing the pope. We basically killed the Islamic pope.0.87
02:58:43.100And now we're like, oh, hey, no big deal. They're just going to give up. No, of course not.1.00
02:58:47.260Like, that's not how any of this works. So now you have a martyr system going on and they're never, ever going to give up.
02:58:52.440They're going to fight to the death. And so, yeah, if you want to just take let's say you want to take Tehran, you're going to spend hundreds of thousands of.0.66
02:59:14.660He's been shopping ground invasion.0.64
02:59:17.980So if Iran didn't control the Shredo Hormuz for 30% of oil and a bunch of herbs, minerals, and helium and everything else that's used for microchips and fertilizer came through,0.94
02:59:27.880You could just wall it off and starve them to death like we did Iraq.0.96
02:59:31.080But we funded them with the equivalent of like $300 billion a day,0.95
02:59:34.780something like $40 billion back then in the 80s, the Iran-Iraq war.
03:03:23.780And here's another thing what I think they're going to try to do if he does put boots on the ground.0.59
03:03:27.300What he's going to try to do is he's going to try to take ground on the near Karga Island and on the Strait of Hormuz through that coastline to try to bring in things like HIMARS and ATACMS to maybe, you know, target and knock down Iranian drone and ballistic missile capabilities that are engaging in the Strait of Hormuz.0.52
03:03:45.660Well, OK, let's say you do that, Alex. Let's say that's successful.0.67
03:03:48.880You completely open the Strait of Hormuz because you've got, you know, two aircraft carriers there.
03:03:53.800You've got ground troops there now. You've got all of our stuff there.
03:07:13.400Yemen's Houthi Sea Strategic Red Seaport, they're sinking ships, the Iranians are.
03:07:18.740And then Trump says, he literally had a clip I played earlier in the show,1.00
03:07:21.660oh, vote for us, we'll open the strait, who they closed, putting bookends on this.
03:07:27.060The key would be supporting opposition in Israel, Trump turning against Netanyahu,
03:07:32.960supporting his arrest, but I don't see that happening because they got him by the short hairs
03:07:37.580with whatever the blackmail is with Howard Ludnick.
03:07:39.280But instead of doing all this militarily, wouldn't the easiest thing would be to have the U.S. turn against the current regime in Israel, not against Israel where they pull all their tricks out and God knows.0.58
03:07:52.180And I think Israel states a false flag to keep us in this.0.70
03:07:54.520I mean, this just goes from bad to worse.0.58
03:07:55.800Israel's trying to commit us to a no-win war, to go nuclear.0.77
03:07:59.140They believe a new world war will set them back on top.0.80
03:20:41.760This isn't this is longer. This isn't new, Alex. Right. Like we've just these people have just been lying through their mouths the entire time about this.
03:20:49.480And now that the court proceedings are happening, they have to then go, oh, well, we never said that.0.99
03:20:54.120Yes, you fucking did. And that's why they came out on it on your show six months ago.0.98
03:20:59.180And that's why a few months ago they go, oh, we've seen the HD. He pulls the trigger. We see his face.
03:21:03.140It's a little bitty tiny guy that even looked like him unfolds a rifle.
03:21:06.880Yeah, officially, we've been vindicated.0.98
03:21:09.380The official story is horseshit, you know, period.0.88
03:21:14.060Yeah, I mean, again, we're going to take a look at this next clip,0.96
03:28:25.140We don't know what was going on behind the scenes.
03:28:26.320that's like exactly what i said in my that's exactly what i said i was like you like people
03:28:31.860think that what because they're like i i don't know if you know like charlie's a better person
03:28:36.060this he wouldn't betray people i'm like you guys have no idea what's going on behind the scenes
03:28:39.140that you think that there are no threats that a person cannot like where people are going to go
03:28:43.280look we can't protect you man like you cannot be protected and here are your options one of which
03:28:48.260ensures you can raise your children and also and maybe there's some other you just have no idea
03:28:53.640All I know is I'm not accusing Charlie of any kind of nefarious or devious action in any capacity.
03:28:59.140Even if he staged his death, we understand. I totally agree.
03:29:01.760And I'm not saying that what happened, but well, let's bring in Kornock here briefly.
03:29:05.140What does that up? Because, I mean, I want the answer here.
03:29:09.280Well, I mean, my my theory is well documented on your show, right?
03:29:13.780We've we've had this discussion so many times.
03:29:16.280Like I'm like Alex from the very beginning.
03:29:18.580Alex, how many times have I been on your show saying I don't know what happened?
03:29:21.580I don't have a good explanation, but you've got to explain to me, the prosecution, how a 30-06 was used from just over 100 yards, left no exit wound, supposedly only moved four inches in his body after it hit his frail neck bone.
03:29:36.320And you haven't even shown me a single photo or video of this suspect with a rifle, any rifle.
03:29:44.560So you have to show me something that makes your story make sense.
03:29:49.300If your story is a 1 in 100,000 statistical improbability with a 30-06 shot not leaving an exit wound, okay, that's fine.
03:29:58.420Show me real evidence that that's what happened, and I will go, wow, what a Powerball shot that this was.
03:33:56.040But I said, regardless of my last conversation with the other time, I said, you've now attached yourself to the cover-up.
03:34:01.580So I said, this is our last conversation.
03:34:03.460And they've tried to talk to me since because I won't be involved in that because I didn't know, you know, I was trying to investigate both sides the first six months or so.
03:46:54.400None of them have blood on their knees or pants.
03:46:56.760And, again, you can go and look at all of them.
03:46:58.820There's one guy in the black with the long black hair who's got a tiny little bit of blood on his arms and his stomach because he's the one holding Charlie up underneath the arm where there's some of that blood.0.94
03:47:09.940Other than that, look, you can see there ain't no fucking blood on anybody.0.62
03:47:12.980Well, the consensus one weekend with the Special Forces community, it won't come on, is that it was staged like a stunt event with squibs and that it's staged.0.93