The Alex Jones Show Live - September 14, 2026


MUST-WATCH: America's Enemies Have Psychologically Profiled Trump & Are Now In Full Control!

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00:00:00.000 I think that the biggest weapon on this battlefield right now is is how our enemies and the Israelis can use Trump's ego as a weapon. 0.95
00:00:09.760 I think they've got him psychoanalyzed down to a T and they can they can steer him like, you know, like a little, you know, remote control robot driving around the floor. 0.89
00:00:20.760 So the commander in chief of the American armed forces, I think, is completely controllable externally.
00:00:29.420 He's gotten rid of, they've either quit or been fired, Kelsey Gabbard, Joe Kent, and
00:00:33.780 many others, and now he's just got yes-men and sycophants around him.
00:00:37.660 He watches Fox News all day.
00:00:39.560 He's convinced that we really have closed the Strait of Hormuz, so he's living in a
00:00:43.540 delusional place.
00:00:45.180 I look at him like a gambler who's just continually doubling down, doubling down, right?
00:00:51.620 The next big play is going to work.
00:00:54.440 He went into the casino thinking it's all going to be over in three or four days.
00:00:57.920 then two weeks, then two months. Now it's six months, no end in sight. Here come the midterms.
00:01:03.760 But he can't leave the casino. And that's what's being used against us. His ego, his narcissism,
00:01:11.920 his inability to admit any kind of defeat. Iran is not giving him an exit ramp. They're not giving 0.91
00:01:18.860 him a graceful exit. They're not going to say, well, let's go back to the MOU and this time we'll
00:01:23.700 make it work. They want this to be so humiliating for America that the next president says,
00:01:29.980 whatever we do, stay away from Iran. A long time after Vietnam, it was like a joke. You know what
00:01:35.700 the lesson of Vietnam is? Don't fight the Vietnamese. They'll never quit. So they're 1.00
00:01:41.220 trying to give us a massive bloody nose and a broken leg. And they could take out the Suez
00:01:46.600 Canal. So they've got total escalatory dominance. They can take out the Suez Canal tomorrow.
00:01:50.740 And anytime they want to up the pain, apparently the East-West pipeline, the Anbu pipeline, is not going to be open anytime soon.
00:01:59.020 So the gambler who is staying in the casino, you know, they're trying to hand him phones saying, your wife is calling, the house is on fire, your car's been repossessed.
00:02:10.220 And he's like, no, the next hand, I'm doubling down blackjack, I'm going to get it, the next hand.
00:02:15.940 But eventually, you know, he's like the guy wearing a barrel instead of clothes.
00:02:20.900 You know, they say you go to Vegas in a limousine and you leave in a Trailways bus, a Greyhound bus.
00:02:27.680 So he's going to be left with nothing, no options.
00:02:32.400 I think we're going to get slaughtered in the midterms.
00:02:35.700 Whatever he does as like an explosive final gesture, it's not going to change the outcome
00:02:40.540 because we're still stuck with that 20th century, you know, refuelers and jets.
00:02:45.940 that take an hour to get anywhere, to even launch their missiles.
00:02:50.320 Our enemies, including the Yemenis, they fire missiles that hit that base in 10 minutes 0.99
00:02:55.340 or hit that pipeline. 1.00
00:02:57.240 So they fix the pipeline.
00:02:59.360 They're saying, well, some people are saying it'll be out for months.
00:03:02.440 Some people are saying it'll be out for just days.
00:03:05.140 So if they fix it in days, it'll be hit again.
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00:03:21.720 We got Matt Bracken with us.
00:03:23.540 Matt, you called all this former Navy SEAL, bestselling author, EnemiesForeignDomestic.com.
00:03:29.620 I mean, to even try to describe, obviously, this huge Iranian offensive through the Houthis, through Iraq, what this has done, Trump not helping Saudi Arabia.
00:03:39.320 Give us a 35,000-foot view in the five minutes we have to break.
00:03:42.080 and then let's go through the different pieces of this and what comes next.
00:03:44.880 You've already told us what was coming.
00:03:46.040 Now that we're here, tell us what comes next.
00:03:47.720 Matt Bragg, thanks for being here. 0.89
00:03:49.680 I wouldn't say that the Houthis, I'm on a kind of a Wi-Fi,
00:03:54.420 it might not be the best connection.
00:03:56.880 I wouldn't say the Houthis are like a proxy of Iran.
00:04:00.260 They've got their own thing going on, on their own timing.
00:04:03.980 Back during the bombardment of Gaza for more than a year, 0.94
00:04:08.300 they were lobbing missiles at Israel because that was their thing. 1.00
00:04:11.480 right it iran stopped but the houthis kept firing and they actually drove our navy out of the red 0.97
00:04:17.740 sea no no i'm not saying they don't do some of their own stuff but they're definitely working 0.92
00:04:21.040 with iran and iran hit the pipeline and blew it up and then they they've expanded their offensive
00:04:25.220 at the same time i see this part of large well well i'd say this is almost like a case of
00:04:31.200 synchronicity and you could add the whole ukraine war into it these are these are gears and wheels
00:04:35.860 and cogs that, like, you know, tumblers in a gigantic bank vault safe, they're all rolling
00:04:43.020 into the-
00:04:43.820 And they see the weakness of our operation.
00:04:46.740 That just encourages it.
00:04:48.360 Well, there's a few things going on.
00:04:50.960 One is that all of our quick reaction forces are already deployed.
00:04:55.120 They're not sitting in Fort Bragg waiting to go. 0.67
00:04:58.160 They're already in the, you know, theater, worn out, living in tent cities, eating MREs,
00:05:04.660 out on ships, three bunks high. So they're already fully committed. They can't just swing that
00:05:10.400 around and participate in the Yemen thing in support of Saudi Arabia. The other thing going
00:05:18.220 on is that this is another example of the 21st century warfare confronting the 20th century
00:05:26.080 warfare. And we are the guys that are still stuck in the 20th century warfare paradigm.
00:05:32.260 And so are our Saudi clients, you know, with their fighter attack bombers that are all, you know, being being serviced, maintained, bombs are put on them.
00:05:43.840 They're refueled by U.S. Air Force. I mean, they're they are truly a proxy. 0.92
00:05:48.800 But when they when they are gearing up to it, to hit the Houthis, the Houthis can hit their air base with, you know, 20 missiles in 10 minutes.
00:05:58.500 It takes hours to gear up on these big air offensives.
00:06:02.260 And the Iranians and the Houthis, I'm sure, are getting, you know, up-to-date satellite imagery and other intel, you know, from people on the ground.
00:06:13.780 In 2026, anybody with a smartphone, you know, is capable of taking pictures of aircraft and so forth.
00:06:20.680 So there's no secrets like that anymore.
00:06:22.620 So as soon as they're gearing up for a big air attack, missiles can get in there and disrupt that air attack or destroy the base they took off from.
00:06:33.720 So we're stuck with this paradigm of air refuelers and jets taken off from aircraft carriers when they can just roll out of the cave, both in Iran and in Yemen, extremely mountainous country. 0.64
00:06:48.240 They can roll out of one of their missile cities and launch a missile that hits our 20th century assets in 10 minutes. 0.80
00:06:57.000 And that's what hit our Jordan Air Base, the Muwafak Salty Air Base. 0.66
00:07:03.100 It's been hit twice now, the last time with like up to 100 missiles.
00:07:06.780 Sure, and I totally agree with your analysis, and you've been proven right.
00:07:09.840 What I'm asking you is, why is Trump not helping Saudi Arabia?
00:07:14.900 Why are they letting the Houthis sink Saudi ships?
00:07:17.440 I mean, this looks deliberate to just destroy the world economy or something. 0.76
00:07:22.620 I don't think we have the assets to split off to do anything significant to Saudi Arabia.
00:07:28.540 It would look worse for us if we, like, tried to now zoom the boxer around to land Marines, you know, somewhere around the Bob Elman dive waterway, and then that ship got hit by a missile.
00:07:42.100 So it may look cold and heartless, like we're not coming to the aid of Saudi Arabia.
00:07:47.440 But I think that the admirals and, you know, the four stars are looking at the at the board and say our our our our actions in this would actually expose our weakness more.
00:07:59.660 No, I agree. So we've already so we've now not just retreating from all these blown up bases.
00:08:03.420 We've now retreated from the retreated from the Red Sea. 0.62
00:08:08.540 Yeah, definitely. And it'll look it would it'll look bad to look like we're heartless bastards and unfaithful allies. 0.99
00:08:15.060 the saudis it would look worse if we joined in and then we had some planes shot down or or you 0.97
00:08:22.340 know uh no i agree matt so stay there here's my deal i was against this war and i don't like this
00:08:27.560 but the repercussions of us looking like this as you can explain when we come back are really bad
00:08:32.360 this is really bad what comes next matt brackett's already called what would happen dead on i want
00:08:38.340 him to elaborate on that that's fine but people are not paying attention you don't really deserve
00:08:41.880 to even hear it quite frankly uh but i want to know what i want to know is what's coming next
00:08:45.840 from you because i don't just have people on that are analysts i could have you know and i have that
00:08:50.380 on four-star three-star generals and top analysts heads of agencies they're smart but matt bracken's
00:08:54.680 even smarter we'll be right back i am the father of the 9-11 truth movement myself and my team my
00:08:59.160 family went through hell to get the truth out so they'll stage more stuff like this and if we don't
00:09:02.800 continue to expose false flags the bad guys will do this again right now is the perfect time to get
00:09:06.980 us into complete and total war using a false flag you have a lot of the globalist operatives saying
00:09:11.000 they need a false flag. Boy, a new 9-11 would be great. They could do one and blame Russia. 0.51
00:09:14.800 This is such a dangerous situation. So please support us at theallochemstore.com. Get the
00:09:18.580 limited edition. 9-11 was an inside job, 25 years of lies for the victims and for the American
00:09:23.660 people that are victims in the world of all the wars, of the police state, of the TSA garbage. 0.94
00:09:28.300 We've got to continue to expose this. And I'm going to tell all the apologists now,
00:09:31.880 because the order's obviously gone out to the Israeli folks and others getting money to
00:09:34.900 rehabilitate 9-11 and make it the official story true, that it's now time to revisit 9-11. Not
00:09:40.080 I just myself, I challenge all the other 9-11 researchers out there to go ahead and come back into the fight.
00:09:44.460 I know it's been 25 years and we've covered it ad nauseum, but they're trying to rewrite history again, so we're not going to let them do that.
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00:09:56.180 All right, you know, there's something called a normalcy bias.
00:09:59.680 And when I talked to Joe Kent, the former head of counterterrorism and 11-year Green Beret, and then after that CIA commando, very well respected, he agreed.
00:10:07.580 He said, yeah, I was planning to come on the show and talk about normalcy bias today when he was on a few weeks ago.
00:10:12.320 We tend to think, oh, this is like the Iraq war, cost trillions, killed a bunch of people, but, you know, still was an existential threat.
00:10:19.140 Afghanistan, trillions of dollars, 20-something years, still an existential threat. 0.96
00:10:22.900 The reason we never went to war with Iran, folks, wasn't because the Pentagon were pussies or, you know, other political leaders weren't. 0.96
00:10:28.440 They knew the ramifications because of the Strait of Hormuz and what the Iranians were built up for and their allies and proxies. 0.86
00:10:35.560 whether they're allies or proxies, they're working in concert, whether it's synchronicity, serendipity, or whatever. 0.58
00:10:42.360 But the magnitude of Costco rashing other stores motor oil, the magnitude of inflation off the chain,
00:10:50.820 and don't tell me it isn't, everybody knows it, the magnitude of Trump saying,
00:10:54.040 we'll just take Iran like we did Venezuela.
00:10:57.320 Well, you did a coup over their leadership with the Communist Party and put the deputy in.
00:11:01.560 And that was like we did with Iraq in both wars. 0.53
00:11:05.000 We'd already bought off most of their generals. 0.83
00:11:06.580 So we just had to blow up a few of the armies that didn't already surrender secretly.
00:11:10.420 Just like people ask how Hitler took over the marginal line and defeated the French in two weeks
00:11:15.340 and drove out the British at Dunkirk Expeditionary Force 0.64
00:11:18.760 because they bought off over 90 percent of the French generals in the years before,
00:11:22.260 had a deal to put them in charge of France under occupation out of Vichy, France in the south.
00:11:28.800 So smart wars are won before they begin by traitors inside.
00:11:34.740 Use the Dune analogy.
00:11:36.480 Everybody's seen the movie. 1.00
00:11:37.320 I've read the book where when the Harkonnens attacked, they already had the shields down 0.90
00:11:41.440 and the insiders. 0.99
00:11:43.620 We don't have the insiders.
00:11:45.200 We had Ahmed Denejid, and he had a plan, and they thought it would work.
00:11:49.620 But then the Israelis tried to kill Ahmed Denejid and blew up his house
00:11:53.220 because they didn't want a deal.
00:11:55.180 They didn't want Iran to be able to negotiate with a new leader.
00:11:57.880 they want chaos. They want destruction of the entire Middle East. They lied to Trump and said 0.87
00:12:04.080 it was regime change, but he won't admit he's wrong. So now you have the strait effectively
00:12:09.260 closed. You have the Houthis in control of the coastline. They're now show clip 32. 0.63
00:12:13.900 This is just one gathering of them. Tens of thousands of Toyotas, probably 100,000 men
00:12:20.540 surging down into the south of Yemen, kicking them out, taking over the islands,
00:12:25.500 taking control of the strait? Will they exercise control? Because the issue is Trump makes a deal
00:12:30.520 to not attack them, so don't attack us. Well, what happens when they figure out we don't have
00:12:34.820 any power? So this is a big moment where 10 percent of the oil and stuff goes through that
00:12:39.320 strait. They're out of the Red Sea. You got the Strait of Hormuz effectively closed.
00:12:45.180 This has gone from a strategic defeat to a lifetime defeat. Matt Bracken, your analysis.
00:12:49.820 Yeah, there's a whole lot to cover there.
00:12:53.500 You know, just looking at those Toyotas, that's the Hilux.
00:12:57.080 I highly recommend everybody watch an old Top Gear episode, the British show, how they couldn't blow up, destroy, sink.
00:13:04.440 They just couldn't wreck those Hiluxes. 0.56
00:13:06.740 There's a reason they're the choice of guerrillas around the war, around the world.
00:13:11.800 Putting a heavy machine gun on a pickup truck, it's smart. 0.58
00:13:15.280 When Syria was taken over in a couple of weeks, it was with motorbikes and pickup trucks. 0.91
00:13:20.720 And our old paradigm, Assad's included, was helicopters, tanks, you know, main battle formations.
00:13:27.720 And there's this thing called the OODA loop.
00:13:30.000 Everybody's familiar with it that watches this show.
00:13:32.920 And you can just move so quickly that you get inside a conventional enemy's OODA loop, and they just can't react.
00:13:39.820 You're talking about Blitz?
00:13:40.760 You're talking about back to France?
00:13:42.700 You're talking about Blitzkrieg?
00:13:44.580 At that time, yes, when mobile warfare was new, now mobile warfare would be extinct.
00:13:50.160 We could never repeat Desert Storm right now.
00:13:52.780 You know, spending a year building up forces in Saudi Arabian ports and then surging into Kuwait, we could never do that today because they'd all be in missile range.
00:14:01.700 So we're like still, we're now a generation behind.
00:14:05.220 And we completely the Syrian Assad government fell because they were attacked in surprise and in strength by a force.
00:14:14.700 It was just moving too fast. Motorbikes and pickup trucks.
00:14:18.080 Now that the Houthis or the Ansar Allah, as they are, they're actually the Yemenis.
00:14:24.500 They control the capital, 80 percent of the population.
00:14:27.820 The vast majority of the people in the country live in the West where there's rain.
00:14:32.300 I wrote two substacks recently. The last one was was surprising Yemen. It's like the sweet spot of the Saudi of the Arabian Peninsula. We think of Lawrence of Arabia. That's that's the Arabian Peninsula. But that bottom that bottom tip in western Yemen is actually very rich and fertile. 1.00
00:14:51.600 Paris farming, they make coffee. It's actually green. It's like a coastal, they get the rain
00:14:58.300 that is caught on the mountains. It's actually a rich place. So the Houthis, the Ansar al-Av,
00:15:04.740 the Western Yemenis, they've now come storming out. And the morale of the forces outside of
00:15:11.980 their area is so low, these militias paid for by the Saudis is so low that they're just 0.97
00:15:18.780 surrendering so they're just moving with great speed that's how they just took over the red sea
00:15:23.380 coast you know in a couple of weeks and the saudis i don't have any kind of good targeting data 0.99
00:15:29.600 or information well that's right let me stop you everybody goes oh the saudis are pussies i'm not 0.93
00:15:34.880 an apologist for them they have some jets and stuff they don't have our telemetry our satellites 0.98
00:15:39.240 they're not integrated they're not battlefield tested so why they're begging trump for help and
00:15:43.920 you're saying he's not helping because he can't well then well then what is the action they take
00:15:47.820 Yemen what happens next you could well you can only do so much with fighter bombers now when you
00:15:52.980 look at that clip of all those uh Toyota trucks and and you I saw on Twitter today a lot of people 0.88
00:16:00.060 were commenting like it's still you know desert storm era oh remember the highway of death you 1.00
00:16:04.940 know they're posting pictures of a 10 warthogs bitch yeah yeah they're just going to slaughter 0.99
00:16:09.660 those guys with a 10s well number one where are the a 10s and what is their range right are they 0.99
00:16:14.260 way out on Jordan. They have to refuel to get there. There's no airfield they can land at and
00:16:18.640 be in a tactical deployment range. But in 2026, the minute jets are inbound, these guys in the
00:16:26.940 trucks, all with cell phones, get an alert, disperse. Jets inbound. Yeah, people don't know
00:16:33.640 coming out of Kuwait, coming out of Kuwait into Iraq, it's high sand dunes. It's one road. They
00:16:39.300 immediately spread out. Right. This is why they can still mass like that, because they can disperse
00:16:47.360 before aircraft can get there. It's not like there's an airbase 50 miles away, a tactical
00:16:53.540 airbase with Apache helicopters sitting there. They've got to come from a long way, the tyranny 0.95
00:16:59.420 of distance. Same reason our aircraft carrier, even though we don't know if a missile hit
00:17:05.360 a kilometer from the ship or 500 yards or 20 kilometers,
00:17:08.900 but it was close enough that apparently the George Washington had to make a
00:17:13.220 radical turn, you know, because of fear that the missile
00:17:17.400 could be steerable enough. Do you think the Iranian claim two weeks
00:17:21.300 ago that they hit U.S. ships is a lie?
00:17:25.660 I don't, I doubt it. I don't know. It would be hard to cover up.
00:17:30.480 You know, a destroyer is a much smaller and more maneuverable
00:17:33.440 target than a carrier but they did cover up how damaged our bases were for months
00:17:37.000 right but but here's the big huge difference the bases are a fixed satellite a fixed site
00:17:42.940 and a satellite you've got the set you've got the grid coordinate and the fact that there are a bunch
00:17:48.260 of planes clustered in a few air bases in jordan plus israel mainly jordan that can't be kept
00:17:54.460 secret anymore so the missiles can be can be aimed directly at those aprons where all the aircraft
00:18:00.280 park they can't disperse aircraft out sure sure and you got on late i'm not mad at you come back
00:18:04.980 tomorrow if you can't you're on the road i appreciate the short notice but we're running
00:18:08.080 out of time we got five minutes the next hour i have a special guest you're you're giving us all
00:18:11.580 the details you do a great job of you predicted it all but what happens now you got bescent two
00:18:15.660 weeks ago saying oh the straighter humus is worthless we're building a pipeline they can
00:18:19.000 blow this up anytime that's not been demonstrated months and months to fix that it's like eight
00:18:22.240 million dollars of damage we were showing earlier what is going to happen what are the scenarios now
00:18:27.900 because, I mean, this has obviously gone to a whole nother level
00:18:31.860 with now the main pipeline of Saudi Arabia cut off,
00:18:34.980 the one that was diverting a lot of the oil stopped the strain.
00:18:37.300 I mean, this is going to go from bad to worse.
00:18:38.760 What's going to happen?
00:18:40.320 Well, you know, the pipeline was originally,
00:18:43.760 it was ascribed to Iraqi militias, Shia Iraqi militias.
00:18:48.200 So you've got a multi-role player game here.
00:18:51.540 You know, you've got the Iranians, the Houthis,
00:18:53.760 different agendas, but working in parallel.
00:18:56.080 Well, then you've got Iraqi militias that apparently hit this pipeline, and it's even under dispute.
00:19:04.140 So especially with drones, drones can make U-turns. 0.91
00:19:06.620 Come on, it's Iran. 0.99
00:19:08.000 It's the Russians. 0.98
00:19:10.020 The Russians are directing this. 0.98
00:19:11.800 Come on, let's get down to it.
00:19:13.920 But all of these people now have deniability, especially when you're talking about drones.
00:19:19.500 I agree with the deniability.
00:19:21.280 I'm not trying to demonize Russia. 0.98
00:19:23.040 We started it with them.
00:19:24.660 But come on, you're a smart guy.
00:19:25.620 If you had to approximate, this has got Russian fingerprints, all this.
00:19:28.980 Well, the Russians and Chinese are absolutely interested in seeing how this goes.
00:19:32.560 It's like the Spanish Civil War with the Germans providing Stuka dive bombers so they could test them out.
00:19:39.300 Air transport, which brought Franco's forces into Spain across the, you know, from Morocco.
00:19:45.780 So, yeah, the Russians and the Chinese, believe me, they want to know if these steerable ballistic missiles can work. 0.85
00:19:52.500 Yeah, they're using it as a theater war game. 0.96
00:19:55.620 And it's payback, especially the Russians. 0.71
00:19:59.340 We've been providing them targeting data. 0.78
00:20:01.980 They remember back to Afghanistan, we provided Stinger missiles, killed a lot of Russians. 0.97
00:20:06.720 They don't forget that. 0.91
00:20:08.480 And so now we're using Ukraine as a launching pad. 0.57
00:20:12.420 This is a NATO cutout war using Ukraine as a launching pad. 0.69
00:20:17.880 So they just bring NATO weapons in. 0.72
00:20:21.180 And as long as they come from Ukraine, we say it's a Ukrainian missile hitting Moscow, you know, or anywhere. 0.67
00:20:27.440 Well, the Russians have had enough of that. 0.97
00:20:29.400 So they're they're turnabout is fair play.
00:20:32.200 So, yeah, obviously, I think they're providing minute by minute satellite information and other information. 0.98
00:20:39.160 Well, it's not like the Persians didn't invent chess. 0.92
00:20:41.320 But if I look at this, the Chinese are involved, given the anti-ship missiles. 0.89
00:20:44.680 But the Russians have basically tacitly admitted it.
00:20:47.280 I think you look at the strategy.
00:20:48.760 Gee, I think the Russians are directing it all, but continue.
00:20:51.440 And you all said Boris Johnson almost killed over the weekend in a train strike. 0.65
00:20:55.100 The Russians are taking the gloves off, as you predicted.
00:20:58.340 Well, and Ted Postol, who's always a fantastic guest, I saw a video with him just the other day.
00:21:07.380 Russia is at the point where they've so depleted Ukrainian air defenses, we have no more patriots to give them.
00:21:12.000 This allows them to bring their Sukhoi fighter bombers up close enough to release these fab bombs,
00:21:20.240 the glide bombs, from like, you know, 60 kilometers from their targets.
00:21:25.160 So instead of like 10 Oreshnik missiles, where that's like, you know,
00:21:29.420 the Russians are making 30 or 40 of these Oreshnik missiles per month,
00:21:33.460 they can take these old Soviet era, you know, 1,000-pound bombs,
00:21:36.920 put wings on them, and drop, you know, 1,000 of them in a week.
00:21:42.000 By the way, that's what Victor Booth eight months ago said.
00:21:46.400 By the end of the year, if they don't give up or NATO doesn't, we're going to unleash bombs and artillery. 0.86
00:21:52.340 He's right in on that. 0.78
00:21:53.440 They're getting ready exponentially to flatten Ukraine. 1.00
00:21:56.820 And they are.
00:21:58.040 And Kiev will be unlivable.
00:21:59.700 There will be no heat, no water in Kiev.
00:22:01.960 So Kiev will have to be evacuated.
00:22:04.840 So things look like a stalemate until they're not.
00:22:07.760 But if people that are watching this closely, like Ted Postol and Victor Boot, they know that this is no longer, you know, missile range war.
00:22:16.560 When you can bring fighter bombers into 60 kilometers from the Ukrainian targets, that means they've got no more patriots.
00:22:23.760 Otherwise, those fighter bombers would be taken out by patriots.
00:22:27.000 The patriots have a hard time against a ballistic missile, but they have an easy time against a fighter plane that's going one-tenth the speed.
00:22:34.840 That's an easy shot.
00:22:35.820 So if the Russians are now bringing in dozens of fighter bombers to within 60 kilometers of their targets and releasing these fab bombs, the glide bombs, it's like two orders of magnitude more destruction in the last month than, say, a similar month last year.
00:22:53.200 No comparison.
00:22:54.840 And so a lot of this war is staying ahead of the technology.
00:23:00.340 But the Russians have branded that.
00:23:01.800 Let me back you up on that.
00:23:03.760 They say the Russians, other than per capita or three or more,
00:23:07.600 but Russia has gigantic stockpiles that are three to one
00:23:11.220 compared to the whole West of standard bombs and artillery shells, right?
00:23:16.360 Right, and they never got rid of them.
00:23:17.740 We have this thing in the West where we'll just get rid of our old weapons,
00:23:22.360 take them apart, dismantle them.
00:23:25.060 The Russians in the Soviet Union, they had just warehouses full of old tanks.
00:23:29.520 and the local reserve unit's job was to check the batteries,
00:23:33.940 drive them around the yard once a month,
00:23:36.220 park them again for decades. 1.00
00:23:38.140 And people said, well, that's so stupid. 0.99
00:23:40.120 Well, the theory was if we're in a major war with NATO 1.00
00:23:43.920 and all of our best tanks are finished
00:23:46.040 and NATO's best tanks are finished,
00:23:48.440 we'll still have all of these T-80s and T-70s.
00:23:51.960 Sure, and if the West blows up our armament bases,
00:23:56.100 we still have weapon systems.
00:23:57.220 Right. So they had just warehouses full of these thousand pound bombs that in the old days had to be dropped vertically. Right.
00:24:05.860 Well, they figured out how to put wings that pop out of these things so they can glide 60 to 100 kilometers.
00:24:13.060 But, you know, even six months ago, the Russians could not have brought a fighter bomber, a Sukhoi 34 or 35.
00:24:20.340 They couldn't have brought that fighter bomber to within 60 or 100 miles or kilometers of their of the bomb's targets.
00:24:27.220 because of the patriots so this this depletion of the interceptors most of them i mean we've what
00:24:34.680 we fired like a hundred of them the other night you know like probably like 10 of everything left
00:24:39.860 we fired in one night and the iranians are just getting warmed up so you can see how notice and
00:24:45.380 notice the iranians weren't lying three months ago they said we've used our old missiles now
00:24:49.760 we're going to use our mediums but soon you'll see our good ones now we're seeing the more advanced
00:24:55.020 missiles roll out. Yeah. And for stationary targets like an air base, those submunition
00:25:01.280 missiles, they're not really cluster bombs. But when 80 submunitions come out that are 100
00:25:08.160 kilograms each or 50 kilograms each and disperse over an airfield, that's enough to wreck that
00:25:14.520 airfield. We see like those aircraft are all parked together. If you have just a 20 or 50
00:25:20.900 pound kilogram bomb exploding on the concrete, firing shards of concrete out, every one of those
00:25:27.540 aircraft has to be inspected carefully. And for those that don't know, the Sukhoi is an old
00:25:32.480 fighter bomber, but it's heavy, carries a huge amount of munitions. The Russians have tons of
00:25:37.300 those. Tons. And now they can get close enough to drop. We have what we call the JDAM, which is 0.62
00:25:46.340 taking an iron bomb and making it steerable. It puts fins on it. And that would work in Afghanistan
00:25:53.380 because our fighter bombers could fly, or even a B-52, could fly straight over Afghanistan. Nobody
00:25:59.400 was shooting at them. Against Ukraine, they were protected by patriots until recently. So these
00:26:05.860 fighter bombers had to stay hundreds of kilometers away because the Patriot radar could pick them up
00:26:11.560 You know, 100, 150 miles out and shoot them down at 100 miles.
00:26:15.720 Now, now there's you can see how the depletion of the interceptors can change.
00:26:20.780 And they're saying we're not back to the battlefield and we don't use any more.
00:26:24.740 It's four years till they're back. So now you've done a great job assessing things.
00:26:28.840 We have the full time. We do it. What comes next? Give us the scenarios.
00:26:32.740 Does Trump have any off ramp? What do you expect?
00:26:34.580 Saudi Arabia is desperate, begging for sitcom help. Is it coming? What's going to happen? 0.99
00:26:38.160 Yeah, Saudi Arabia is not going to get help. And, you know, we may see some some good, you know, some A-10 video that will be important where you see, you know, 20 technical vehicles, Yemeni technical vehicles being hit won't matter.
00:26:53.240 That's like, you know, you stomped on some ants at the picnic. It won't matter. 0.74
00:26:56.620 You know, the trend is in the other team's favor.
00:27:01.980 Remember, they've got the home field advantage, both the Yemenis and the Iranians.
00:27:07.540 They live there.
00:27:08.720 They don't have 5,000-mile logistical lines.
00:27:11.760 And they're willing to die.
00:27:13.060 And they're willing to die. 0.97
00:27:14.860 Right.
00:27:15.280 They're totally motivated.
00:27:17.220 And another thing, though, to keep an eye on, we've seen the Yanbu pipeline cut the Red Sea,
00:27:23.140 Bab el-Mondab, the mouth of the Red Sea, potentially blocked. The Houthis are saying,
00:27:29.780 we'll let all ships through except Saudi ships. The Strait of Hormuz, we're lying about how many
00:27:35.680 ships are getting out. I think Iran is in control of it. But either of these can now hit the Suez 1.00
00:27:40.900 Canal. And hitting a ship in the Suez Canal would be very easy, because you can have a spotter that
00:27:47.180 knows the exact ship they want to hit, right? He's just there with binoculars and a cell phone.
00:27:51.640 and the spotter says here's the ship here's the exact gps position it's going five knots in this
00:27:58.280 exact direction so it would be as easy as hitting a stationary target to hit a ship moving slowly
00:28:05.220 in the in the strait of hormone in the uh suez canal that would be just as simple as and let's
00:28:10.540 not forget they back up in the strait and stop sometimes for hours that's right so you could
00:28:16.500 you could have a stationary target and we saw with the the evergreen ship the ever given a
00:28:21.120 couple years ago all that did was turn sideways a little bit and get stuck so they just had to
00:28:27.060 bring in earth moving equipment scoop out some you know sand at each end and turn it with tugs
00:28:32.480 that was easy but a a you know a missile coming in at you know at hypersonic speed could blow a ship
00:28:39.720 the belly right out of a ship and destroy it so so what comes next do you always give us that
00:28:44.400 how does this unfold i don't think either side is in a position to back down i think that the
00:28:50.980 General Moshan Rezai, who's a super hardcore guy, he's firmly in control.
00:28:57.780 Nobody is disputing.
00:28:59.140 He says, I am the advisor to the supreme leader, which is very cocky in that context.
00:29:06.360 After Stalin came into power, Trotsky flees in exile.
00:29:12.340 His opposition is shot or gulagged after Lenin is poisoned.
00:29:17.940 And nobody said Stalin. I think that, you know, we don't we you're not speaking for all of us.
00:29:22.900 They just shut up. This General Reza, I think he is in firm control of the military.
00:29:27.440 I totally agree. Let's expand on that. I believe they killed the next Supreme Leader and the Iranians don't want more of the leadership killed.
00:29:33.220 So they're just saying, oh, he's still alive. He hasn't been seen since they bombed his house and killed most of his family.
00:29:38.560 So I think he could be in a coma. He could be in a coma with no face. And we don't know.
00:29:42.140 I mean, he could be alive. But remember, Edith Wilson said she spoke for Woodrow Wilson for like a year.
00:29:49.780 She said, oh, I go into the bedroom and he's just reading all the newspapers all day long.
00:29:54.420 He's on top of everything. So I'm speaking for Woodrow.
00:29:57.880 So we may have a situation like that with Moshan Rezai.
00:30:01.720 Nobody in Iran is going to say that guy doesn't speak for me.
00:30:05.180 That would be very risky for them personally.
00:30:07.220 You know, I'm just saying he's a tough guy.
00:30:10.620 At 27, he was the head of the IRGC during the Iran-Iraq war in the 80s.
00:30:16.980 You don't become a core commander.
00:30:18.520 That's like multiple divisions.
00:30:19.420 No, that's right.
00:30:19.840 We got rid of the old softliners, 85 years old, and put in the hardcore 60-year-olds.
00:30:24.480 So let me ask you this, Tim.
00:30:26.800 He's like 72, but he's very vital.
00:30:29.640 He's very in command.
00:30:30.940 No, I know.
00:30:31.360 Some people wonder him.
00:30:32.440 So what I'm saying is Trump's talking delusional stuff about, oh, we'll just get Iran's oil like Venezuela.
00:30:38.280 I mean, does Trump have any moves?
00:30:41.300 Like you said, nobody's giving up here.
00:30:42.900 So the bottom line is the world economy's hurt.
00:30:45.200 The yield's way up on bonds.
00:30:46.760 The dollar's sinking fast.
00:30:48.100 Inflation's exploding.
00:30:48.940 What happens?
00:30:50.480 I think that both sides are going to drag this out for the midterms.
00:30:54.260 Trump's not going to do any big offensives.
00:30:56.760 Right now, we're kind of on our heels with these air bases because we see that they can
00:31:02.040 hit them in 10 minutes.
00:31:02.980 You know, as soon as they see the planes moving around to be refueled and getting into a profile for an attack, 10 minutes, missiles are hitting.
00:31:11.720 So, you know, we're just behind. We're a century behind in the warfare there.
00:31:15.720 So I don't see any big like like what happened in February 28th, which was by surprise.
00:31:21.920 That's not going to happen, especially not for the midterms.
00:31:24.960 After the midterms, who can say?
00:31:26.920 I mean, according to some people, there's discussion of using the tactical nukes on pickaxe mountains, something crazy like that.
00:31:36.800 Absolutely, nobody's going to be putting the Marines or the 82nd on the ground.
00:31:41.220 Exactly. No ground troops. We can't even do it.
00:31:43.260 So let me tell you this. It's your former Navy SEAL.
00:31:45.280 Without getting into details, I was talking to high-level SEAL Team 6 a few weeks ago, and I'll just leave it at that.
00:31:51.040 And they said I could talk about it. Just don't get this.
00:31:52.540 But they said they've been at the bases on the East Coast and the West Coast, and they're all in a scramble to get into drone warfare.
00:31:59.360 You know, they've been wargaming with the Ukrainians and losing our military. 0.81
00:32:02.880 But as you said, they admitted with the whole formations there, the brass there, everything, the admirals that they had.
00:32:09.300 So it's not hype that we're literally a generation behind.
00:32:12.900 The Navy SEALs are in complete scramble right now.
00:32:15.500 Well, the SEALs for like the last five years have had, you know, there's along with the SEALs in Naval Special Warfare, there's the Surface Warfare Combatant Craftsman used to be called Special Boat Unit in some of the movies you've seen them.
00:32:31.120 They're like the support element in the speed boats that are air deployable and so forth.
00:32:35.700 But there's also a drone unit of SEALs now.
00:32:38.700 So there are some SEALs with them and they're, you know, it's a combination of technical people, brainiacs and, you know, ground pounders and frogmen.
00:32:48.280 But, yeah, the SEALs have a very serious drone component.
00:32:53.260 But, I mean, it's, you know, naval, and you can assume so do the Army.
00:32:57.220 Yeah, but let me give you this news.
00:32:58.220 This is the last part they told me.
00:32:59.740 They said they're in a rush to fully convert where they'll, quote, no longer really even carry a rifle or a rocket launcher.
00:33:06.560 they said every SEAL will have a small drone and another drone.
00:33:12.240 And I was like, they're talking about only carrying like a sidearm now
00:33:15.800 and going purely to drones.
00:33:16.960 Did you know about that?
00:33:18.440 No, but I mean, I know that they've had for quite a while,
00:33:22.040 they have a tablet that's like a hinge right here.
00:33:25.100 It's like their main weapon is a tablet because the biggest weapons, 0.55
00:33:30.000 this is going back to the Vietnam War,
00:33:31.880 the biggest weapon SEALs ever carried was a radio.
00:33:34.340 because the radio talked to an Apache or, you know, a Cobra helicopter
00:33:38.360 and could bring down the fire.
00:33:41.260 So, yeah, your rifle always was secondary to what the, you know,
00:33:44.800 artillery and air you could bring in.
00:33:46.820 And now it's with drones.
00:33:48.800 The man's not even, the man's a liability.
00:33:51.780 The human out front's a liability.
00:33:52.940 I just wanted to say you're dead on.
00:33:54.600 All right, we'll be right back with final words from Matt Brackett.
00:33:56.720 He's got to come back soon.
00:33:57.500 All right, I'll annoy people interrupting Matt Bracken,
00:34:04.700 but it's because I'm interrogating him because he's so smart.
00:34:07.560 He's telling me how great Joe Kent is.
00:34:09.260 He is, but I think Bracken overall,
00:34:11.520 even though Kent spent a lot of time in Yemen, you name it,
00:34:13.340 is really dead on if you actually follow him.
00:34:15.880 So the five minutes we have left,
00:34:18.000 I'm worried Trump's going to escalate to face save.
00:34:21.140 I told you during the break you totally agreed.
00:34:22.700 We don't really have any other moves left here. 1.00
00:34:25.140 I'm worried the Iranians will be too emboldened 0.52
00:34:26.900 and Trump may go to the nukes. Matt Bracken, give us your analysis on what comes next, different
00:34:30.440 scenarios. Yeah, I think that the biggest weapon on this battlefield right now is how our enemies
00:34:38.020 and the Israelis can use Trump's ego as a weapon. I think they've got him psychoanalyzed down to a 0.95
00:34:45.100 T and they can steer him like a little remote control robot driving around the floor. So the
00:34:53.960 commander-in-chief of the American Armed Forces, I think, is completely controllable externally.
00:35:01.680 He's gotten rid of, they've either quit or been fired, Kelsey Gabbard, Joe Kent, and many others.
00:35:07.180 And now he's just got yes-men and sycophants around him. He watches Fox News all day.
00:35:11.840 He's convinced that we really have closed the Strait of Hormuz, so he's living in a delusional
00:35:16.280 place. And I look at him like a gambler who's just continually doubling down, doubling down,
00:35:22.820 right? The next big play is going to work. He went into the casino thinking it's all going to
00:35:29.020 be over in three or four days, then two weeks, then two months. Now it's six months, no end in
00:35:34.380 sight. Here come the midterms. But he can't leave the casino. And that's what's being used against
00:35:40.460 us. His ego, his narcissism, his inability to admit any kind of defeat. Iran is not giving him
00:35:49.600 an exit ramp. They're not giving him a graceful exit. They're not going to say, well, let's go
00:35:54.160 back to the MOU and this time we'll make it work. They want this to be so humiliating for America
00:36:00.100 that the next president says, whatever we do, stay away from Iran. A long time after Vietnam, 0.98
00:36:06.500 it was like a joke. You know what the lesson of Vietnam is? Don't fight the Vietnamese, 0.99
00:36:11.540 you know, because they'll never quit. So they're trying to give us a massive bloody nose and a 1.00
00:36:15.880 broken leg. And they can take out the Suez Canal. So they've got total escalatory dominance. They
00:36:21.320 can take out the Suez Canal tomorrow. And anytime they want to up the pain, apparently the east-west
00:36:27.400 pipeline, the Anbu pipeline, is not going to be open anytime soon. So the gambler who is staying
00:36:33.940 in the casino, they're trying to hand him phones saying, your wife is calling. The house is on
00:36:39.840 fire. Your car has been repossessed. And he's like, no, the next hand, I'm doubling
00:36:45.800 him down blackjack. I'm going to get it the next hand. But eventually, you know, he's like the guy
00:36:50.560 wearing a barrel instead of clothes. You know, they say you go to Vegas in a limousine and you
00:36:56.360 leave in a Trailways bus, a Greyhound bus. So he's going to be left with nothing, no options.
00:37:04.680 I think we're going to get slaughtered in the midterms. Whatever he does as like an explosive
00:37:10.340 final gesture, it's not going to change the outcome, because we're still stuck with that
00:37:15.380 20th century, you know, refuelers and jets that take an hour to get anywhere to even launch their
00:37:21.620 missiles. Our enemies, including the Yemenis, they fire missiles that hit that base in 10 minutes 0.98
00:37:27.600 or hit that pipeline. So they fix the pipeline. They're saying, well, maybe some people are 1.00
00:37:33.640 saying it'll be out for months. Some people are saying it'll be out for just days. So if they
00:37:38.120 fix it in days, it'll be hit again somewhere else. By the way, we asked ChatGPT. It said it took
00:37:42.960 decades to build that, $8 billion. The whole thing's blown up. They're not going to rebuild
00:37:48.120 that thing for a year. Right. And they can continue doing this. It's like the death of
00:37:53.780 1,000 cuts. We're tied to the table. And any time that we talk smack to them, they'll cut another
00:37:59.420 tendon. Say, now what? What are you going to say now, big shot? Cut another tendon. And they haven't
00:38:06.200 even gone to a lot of their best weapons. I'm convinced they could have taken out destroyers
00:38:11.160 easily. When our destroyers come zooming in close and then run back out, they could be taken out.
00:38:17.620 I totally agree. Iran has been restrained. Very restrained. Very under control. They've got a 0.99
00:38:26.480 very smart leader compared to Trump, who's like a loose cannon, narcissist, egomaniac.
00:38:33.260 But he's got no more cards.
00:38:34.740 You know, eventually you've got to share your cards.
00:38:36.920 You've got like a deuce and a three, and you lose.
00:38:39.640 Matt, you're back with us Friday in the fourth hour.
00:38:43.100 I'll just let you host here uninterrupted.
00:38:44.960 Incredible.
00:38:45.840 Thank you so much.
00:38:46.620 Huge guest coming up.
00:38:47.620 Stay with us.
00:38:48.540 Matt Bracken, how people find you on X?
00:38:51.460 I'm Matt underscore Bracken 48 on X, and my website is Enemies Foreign and Domestic.
00:38:57.240 Someone just blew up a pipeline in Saudi Arabia, the East-West Pipeline.
00:39:01.180 And so just for our kind of geography tour here, here we got Africa and we've got the Middle East coming here.
00:39:08.520 And we've got the Red Sea that goes right up through here between Africa and Saudi Arabia with the Arabian Peninsula here.
00:39:16.220 We got the Persian Gulf over here and the infamous Strait of Hormuz.
00:39:19.800 So now that the Strait of Hormuz has been blockaded and ain't moving oil, Saudi Arabia has a bunch of oil production kind of right here.
00:39:29.180 and they push a ton of their oil across this east-west pipeline
00:39:32.800 and then they can get it in the Red Sea
00:39:34.240 and they can get it out of there in their tankers.
00:39:36.820 So it's kind of the sneak route to avoid Hormuz.
00:39:39.880 And unfortunately for them, yesterday, someone blew up their pipeline.
00:39:45.120 So coming here on the satellite imagery from yesterday
00:39:47.580 and we see this ginormous plume of black smoke.
00:39:52.040 If we come in closer here and look at where that black smoke is coming from,
00:39:56.780 we see a really big oil pipeline pumping plant so that appears to be in this blue lines the
00:40:05.620 the pipeline pipeline is 800 miles long you can imagine that this majorly important piece of
00:40:13.680 geopolitical hardware would be something that he didn't want to get blown up but it's pretty hard
00:40:19.260 to defend a pipeline that's going through 800 miles of rugged desert terrain.
00:40:26.760 And it sounds like the missiles that targeted this pumping station came from Iraq. 0.95
00:40:33.140 It's a mess. 1.00
00:40:34.140 It's a complicated situation.
00:40:36.060 But the backstory here is that the Houthi rebels in Yemen have been fighting the government
00:40:43.920 and they've been fighting Saudi Arabia for over a decade. 0.88
00:40:48.600 right now they're kicking Saudi Arabia's ass out of this coastal zone here, which is critically 0.91
00:40:54.420 important because they now, the rebels, the Houthi rebels who are supported by Iran, now control 0.97
00:40:59.840 this little island here, which looks right out over the Bab al-Menab Strait. And that allows
00:41:07.960 the Houthis to basically shut down the Red Sea, Hormuz style, which then leaves everyone in a 0.62
00:41:17.580 pickle because uh 12 of the world's trade passes through the red sea going say from china
00:41:26.860 over to europe so um complicated spot but uh that's your pipeline east-west pipeline and uh
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00:44:24.160 But all I'm saying is thank you so much for supporting us.
00:44:27.740 You're the reason we're here.
00:44:28.920 So you're more important than I am.
00:44:30.400 Thank you so much.
00:44:31.580 God bless you.