00:00:44.060And, uh, I can assure you there is no way just judging on what the representatives in
00:00:50.960the American media of the Netanyahu government, the unofficial representatives, the supporters,
00:00:56.600the neoconservatives ben shapiro mark levin all those people batia uh they're all uh they're all0.94
00:01:04.100kind of whinging endlessly and screaming like stuck pigs at the idea that we have some temporary0.79
00:01:10.300ceasefire that indicates to me that that this is too significant for the israeli government to just0.93
00:01:16.300let pass and so that's why i say at some point because what we know is that the the way you kind
00:01:23.820of get the americans to go in the direction you want is you wait them out right we don't do well
00:01:29.840long term so once this news cycle switches over to something else once we go through the midterms
00:01:36.040and mark levin tweeted that this morning which is the tell i think the play now is let the americans
00:01:41.440get their 60 day mou um they'll probably not be able to get a full deal after the 60 days they'll
00:01:47.980probably have to do a 30 to 60 day extension. And in that window, then once the midterms are over,
00:01:53.880I believe the Israelis will I think I think will be sucked back into a war again. That's my fear.
00:02:06.060I'm very happy and proud to be welcoming Brandon J. Weikert. He is the senior national security
00:02:12.380editor at 1945.com. That's 1945.com. You spell out 45, but one nine are the numbers. 1945.com.
00:02:20.860He also manages the Weikert Brief on Substack. He hosts National Security Talk on Rumble,
00:02:26.400and he's the author of four bestselling national security books, the most recent of which is
00:02:30.600A Disaster of Our Own Making, How the West Lost Ukraine. Brandon Weikert occasionally serves as
00:02:36.240a consultant for the United States Department of the Air Forces and is a former congressional
00:02:40.240staffer. And you, of course, have probably seen him all over X as his profile has massively
00:02:44.540expanded during the conflict in Iran, because he only seems to be one of the only analysts out
00:02:50.580there can actually figure out what's going on and tell us the truth about things. It's a
00:02:54.540it's a wonderful. Well, it's a shockingly rare, you know, character to have. But we appreciate
00:03:01.200it. Brandon Weikert, follow him on X at WeTheBrandonWeikert.substack.com. Brandon,
00:03:05.980welcome back to the show sir oh thank you it's a very high honor i was pleasantly surprised this
00:03:12.020morning when i saw the oracle of austin himself that alex jones followed me on twitter i felt
00:03:18.200like i finally made it uh you know now that he's following me long overdue that's longer that must
00:03:23.860have been an oversight because you've been coming on our show for for years and we've always absolutely
00:03:29.120and we've always appreciated your your you know analysis i'm very i'm very honored i'm very honored
00:03:34.660Well, it's great. I've just been, you know, gratified to see more people recognizing that you know what's going on and have, you know, a valuable insight into the geopolitical world.
00:03:45.020I'm a little jealous because, you know, it was ours for a little. You would come on our show all the time.
00:03:49.660Now you're going on Steve Bannon and all these other people. I saw you on Mario Knopf all the other day.
00:03:57.880So obviously we've been hoping for an end to the war in Iran, and I've been cautiously optimistic about this memorandum of understanding that I'm scrolling your timeline yesterday, and I saw you say something like, I don't think this is going to hold.1.00
00:04:12.460And I thought, well, dang it, he's probably right.1.00
00:04:15.760What is your reading on the memorandum of understanding?
00:04:27.420I will say I was actually kind of happy when I found out that they had lied or misdirected the public.
00:04:35.280The Trump administration had, you know, they said they signed electronically the document on Sunday.
00:04:40.400In reality, they signed it, ironically, in Versailles yesterday.0.77
00:04:45.880Now, obviously, symbolism aside, the fact is, though, I think the reason that they misdirected everybody is because they were trying to keep the Israelis off their back.0.74
00:04:55.440Right. Because, you know, the Israelis, if they had known, I think, when exactly the MOU was signed and and, you know, the details they're denying, they're not letting they weren't letting the details out either.0.64
00:05:06.100Had the Israelis gotten a hold of that information, they would have used it.0.60
00:05:09.840They would have weaponized it in the American media to try to, you know, scupper the the the talks.
00:05:16.120And in fact, I was told it sounds like on Friday in Switzerland, Vance will still be meeting with the Iranians, but apparently it will be to discuss actually sort of the the outlines of a real lasting deal.0.91
00:06:01.020And I can assure you, there is no way just judging on what the representatives in the
00:06:08.080American media of the Netanyahu government, the unofficial representatives, the supporters,
00:06:13.560the neoconservatives ben shapiro mark levin all those people batia uh they're all uh they're all0.94
00:06:21.060kind of whinging endlessly and screaming like stuck pigs at the idea that we have some temporary0.79
00:06:27.240ceasefire that indicates to me that that this is too significant for the israeli government to just0.91
00:06:33.260let pass and so that's why i say at some point because what we know is that the the way you
00:06:40.400kind of get the americans to go in the direction you want is you wait them out right we don't do
00:06:46.580well long term so once this news cycle switches over to something else once we go through the
00:06:52.340midterms and mark levin tweeted that this morning which is the tell i think the play now is let the
00:06:57.900americans get their 60 day mou um they'll probably not be able to get a full deal after the 60 days
00:07:04.740They'll probably have to do a 30 to 60 day extension. And in that window, then once the midterms are over, I believe the Israelis will I think I think will be sucked back into a war again.0.76
00:07:16.180That's my fear. Well, that's been my fear as well.
00:07:19.540I mean, we know the Israeli goals have not been achieved yet, and they see this as an existential crisis.0.65
00:07:24.240They never will be. Well, right. Not certainly not without American boots on the ground, you know, taking out Iran and going in and seizing the material or whatever else, which doesn't seem like it's on the table anymore.0.92
00:07:34.500This has to come to a head at a certain point, right?0.73
00:07:36.820I mean, they're continuing their operations in Lebanon.0.84
00:07:39.760Iran is going to respond, I would think, at a certain point.0.87
00:07:42.620I mean, is that going to be the crisis moment?1.00
00:11:30.880That's because in the event of a major geopolitical war or crisis, if we get cut off from foreign sources of energy, we can backfill that with whatever's in the reserve.
00:11:45.600The depletion of not only the SPR, but also the unsung part, which is where I think is really the reason why we pulled back.
00:11:54.060Um, we have basically cannibalized as many munitions from Indopaycom and from UCOM as we can. There's basically the cupboards are bare. The defense industrial base needs a lot of time to catch up to even have a chance at catching up.
00:12:09.160Uh, so they can't keep running the war if these 14 key standoff precision guided munitions and, um, uh, defense interceptor munitions are either depleted or so depleted that, uh, you know, they might as well be empty.
00:12:25.340So we have, this is those two factors I think are really the reason and Mark Levin today kind of let the cat out of the bag because I think Mark Levin is more connected with this administration than we want to think he is.
00:12:38.380he tweeted out about you know maybe we should just wait until after the midterms that way the
00:12:43.800the stockpiles are replenished and the spr has a little bit more wiggle has a little bit more in
00:12:48.540it and there's a little bit more economic wiggle room maybe that's what trump is doing i don't
00:12:51.960think that's maybe at all i'm worried that's exactly what's going on here yeah that would
00:12:57.120make sense and again it's just it's just the reality it's the economic reality or it's the
00:13:01.520reality of the munitions uh it's not really an option for us to continue which is what makes
00:13:06.100their outrage so absurd you know i'm just just reading some of the headlines or some of the
00:13:10.160statements mark levin raging over trump's iran deal struggles to contain his contempt uh you know
00:13:15.920basically saying he's he's chickened out that is the silver lining in this whole experience is
00:13:20.760watching mark levin and ben shapiro and batia uh you know just lose i mean batia literally said
00:13:28.420she doesn't understand how a small waterway mining it could stymie the uh sole remaining
00:13:34.360superpower it's like dude you've never read a book obviously like this is the people who are
00:13:38.780leading us and are our thought leaders and they don't know anything and they're emotional too
00:13:43.640it's very it's it's actually somewhat gratifying to watch them scream like this and it's ironic
00:13:49.180isn't it that uh they've been calling us panic ins and saying we're not loyal maga and it's like
00:13:54.580well how the how the tables have turned huh new maga turns out it's really just uh never trumpers
00:14:01.660right and and it's not like trump has betrayed them he just isn't you know committing suicide
00:14:08.160on behalf of them and that is enough for them to to be outraged by this exactly because they're
00:14:13.860fanatics and they're fanatics that's the key thing we're dealing with you know we talk a lot about
00:14:18.860the jihadis and the fanaticism of you know whether it's the islamic republic or if it's al-qaeda or
00:14:24.140isis and they're they're you know they're in their own right have their own craziness obviously but0.99
00:14:31.480There's something about that part of the world where you have the two sides of the extremes and we're stuck right in the middle, which is not where we should want to be.0.99
00:14:40.560Well, and and, you know, that's a historical thing as well.
00:14:43.260I mean, you read history and for for better or for worse.
00:14:46.520And there are times where it's necessary.1.00
00:14:47.960The Jewish people tend to be some of the most extreme ever.1.00
00:14:51.580Right. And it's the thing that made them strong.1.00
00:14:53.560But it's also, you know, caused some trouble.
00:14:55.580I mean, read read accounts of Romans or Greeks or whoever.
00:14:59.580They're like, oh, we did was ask to put a simple statue in and they burn the whole city down.0.80
00:15:04.080I mean, you know, there's a streak of that.
00:15:06.140And again, it's not you know, it's not something that that defines their character, every every one of them.
00:15:10.860But as much as we talk about Islamic extremists, we got a Jewish extremist problem here, too.
00:15:15.740And by the way, I just read the I read the story earlier.
00:15:18.520I'm not sure if you've seen it, but it goes to what you were saying about what's going on in West Bank.
00:15:21.700The headline from Haaretz, the state of Israel is waging an orderly and funded campaign of ethnic cleansing and a crime against humanity that was written by the former Israeli prime minister.
00:15:31.740So Israel itself is having trouble dealing with the extremism in their own government.
00:15:36.440This is not a government has unleashed this.
00:15:39.800This is being promoted by the Netanyahu government.
00:15:42.420And, you know, the really shameful thing here is the United States is clearly not even willing to contemplate, you know, saying, OK, if you're going to do this, we may not be able to stop you, but we're not going to give you the money and the weapons and the materials anymore.
00:15:56.540That's not even on the table, which is, you know, why I am getting skeptical that this is a real deal.
00:16:01.480We have no control whatsoever over the Netanyahu government.
00:16:07.300What is a memorandum of understanding?
00:16:09.420Am I at it? Because, you know, you're the expert here, but I've studied history a lot. I've never heard of a memorandum of understanding when it comes to closing a war. There's peace treaties. There's ceasefires. Memorandum of understandings. I've only ever heard of them. Actually, when you read Art of the Deal, Trump talks about memorandums of understanding because if he has a building he wants to buy, he would get the owner to sign a memo saying, hey, I'll give you the first. Like, that's what a memo of understanding is. What is this? Is this a normal thing? Am I just out of the loop here?
00:16:36.580it's something governments do usually it's for arms sales and things like that like we'll have
00:16:42.480an mou with saudi arabia saying that they will purchase x amount of f-35s from us on this
00:16:48.440timeline for this price uh it's usually for sort of transactional things like that um the mou uh
00:16:55.760is really it's a very interesting move i personally think it's another sign that this is not serious
00:17:02.640the mou is basically saying over the course it's an agreement to have an agreement that or to try
00:17:08.400to have an agreement that okay we're to stop fighting we're going to kind of reset go back
00:17:12.740to our neutral corners uh and in the course of the 60-day window we're going to try to create
00:17:19.240the conditions that will allow for meaningful dialogue at the end of those 60 days but you know
00:17:26.120you know we're not going to be able to get meaningful dialogue i don't think because the1.00
00:17:30.260Iranians are not on the same page with us. We're not on the same page with the Iranians and the1.00
00:17:34.380Israelis are on the wrong page with everybody. And as long as that condition persists, you know,0.98
00:17:40.520this is all just a 60 day window. It's as I keep saying, it's a non ceasefire ceasefire or a non
00:17:46.940war war. Right. That's that's exactly what it is. It's a war that's not really a war. It's a0.62
00:17:53.060ceasefire that doesn't mean anybody's ceasing firing at any point. I mean, it's just it's all
00:17:57.640And as far as I know, no ships have passed through the Strait of Hormuz in the last 24 hours.
00:18:02.520Oh, really? There were headlines, I believe a couple have.
00:18:07.880And by the way, they had to use the traffic separation scheme, the TSS, that the Iranians created,0.94
00:18:13.700which is another symbol that at the end of the 60-day window, no matter what, the Iranians are going to start charging tolls.0.51
00:18:20.940So, but, you know, my understanding is in the last 24 hours, and maybe this has changed,
00:18:24.920but this morning when I checked they've not led any more ships through since that first day and
00:18:30.620it was only a handful of ships that used the tss that iran creed so you know obviously this war
00:18:36.560has had very uh changeable goals and I mean it's all kind of you know again it's just impossible
00:18:42.940to it's a nihilist war yeah it's it's it's sort of whatever it's whatever you want it to be right
00:18:48.820it's like is it a war if you if you want it to be sure it is if it's not then no it's like
00:18:53.100It totally subjective, I guess, but like pulling out and going, OK, have we achieved anything of what we set out to achieve?
00:19:00.820It doesn't seem like we have. I mean, it seems like the Strait of Hormuz will be in the hands of Iran.0.97
00:19:06.460They'll be able to charge tolls. That was not the situation before the war.0.68
00:19:09.280I mean, just lay out sort of the situation before the war, where we are now and what this means.
00:19:14.600OK, so one of the reasons we were told we went to war and this was a problem was not only the nuclear weapons program, which was never their primary threat.0.83
00:19:22.340The Iranian primary threat was always their ballistic missile and drone and hypersonic0.51
00:19:44.380This was, by the way, 20 days after Hegseth Pollyanna Pete came out and said, we have
00:19:49.360completely annihilated their missile capability.
00:19:51.560And then the IC, the intelligence community, had to come out a few weeks ago and say, actually, we only got maybe 40 to 50 percent of their missiles, and we don't even know if that's accurate.
00:20:07.780The Iranians did say they would basically blend the uranium that they have to make it not weapons grade.
00:20:15.500But they're keeping it, which is not something we wanted them to do originally.0.61
00:20:20.360Like you said, they're going to be at some point, they're going to toll the Strait of Hormuz and they're splitting control over it with Oman.
00:20:28.280And yeah, basically we have the Iranian Navy, the Iranian Air Force, such as they are, remain intact for the most part.
00:20:35.920That's another lie that we were told that it was destroyed.
00:21:01.700You know, one of the things was we got to get them to stop supporting Hezbollah and to a lesser degree Hamas.
00:21:07.400Well, the Iranians announced the axis of resistance is now becoming a formal concept, which is why they're insisting that Israel and Lebanon has to be included in this MOU.0.58
00:21:17.240So what that tells me there's Alex. So what that tells me is basically what the document we're signing, such as it is, is basically a conditional surrender document to the Iranians.0.84
00:21:32.000It is not a win. The United States has been defeated at the strategic level. It's a new Middle East now.0.92
00:21:38.740yeah and it feels like we're having trouble coming to terms with that as a country it seems like we1.00
00:21:44.520don't actually know how to handle this in this new situation which again it's like people like
00:21:50.660you and i have i mean what other outcome could there have been they had the ability to shut
00:21:54.840down the street i mean this was just sort of a mathematical you know yeah reality well no matter
00:22:00.500how you you slice it so why did they we're not very good at math in america so well yeah that's
00:22:06.380what it is we're getting worse apparently uh we'll be uh we'll be back in just a minute we
00:22:12.180got to take a quick commercial break we'll return with brandon weikert he is my guest
00:22:15.7001945.com that's one nine and then the words 45.com the weikert brief on substack can be
00:22:22.340found at weikert.substack.com you can follow him on x at we the brandon and uh i want to play a
00:22:27.980couple clips for you on the other side we'll get some mark levin maybe some tucker carlson i want
00:22:32.060your input. I'll have to turn my volume down for a little bit. Yeah, we might have to. We'll
00:22:37.160pick and choose. I won't I won't overload you. But we talk about nuclear weapons. He's bringing
00:22:43.000up that, hey, Israel's got these nuclear weapons. Maybe it's time to use them. Is that a possibility?0.96
00:22:47.560We'll discuss on the other side with Brandon Weichert. Stay tuned. It's The Alex Jones Show,
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00:25:00.720The Patriots' choice and globalists' dread. Welcome to the Alex Jones Show.
00:25:06.400this is the alex jones show alexjones live.com follow us at ajn live on x where we stream daily
00:25:17.660also on rumble rumble.com slash the alex jones show live i'm here with brandon weikert you can
00:25:24.260follow him at on x at we the brandon weikert.substack.com as well as 1945.com he also hosts
00:25:32.720national security talk on rumble lots of ways to find him and of course he's the author of four
00:25:37.260best-selling national security books the most recent of which is called the disaster of our
00:25:41.420own making how the west lost ukraine and there's been some developments in ukraine that if we have
00:25:46.840time i'd love to get your input on but obviously this story of the day is this mou and the reaction
00:25:52.520the the apoplectic reaction might be a good way of putting it from the likes of uh mark levin i
00:25:59.380got about 10 clips of mark levin let me just turn it down so my ears don't bleed from him screaming
00:26:05.220i know well this one's a little bit i'll play one let's play one because i think this one does a
00:26:10.260good job of the the sense i get is like us uh an insane person that's been backed into a corner
00:26:16.620and that it like has a gun and is like i'm willing to use it i mean that's it's like we're dealing
00:26:21.740with a very dangerous rabid dog here that like will bite you like it's pretty crazy it's clip 22
00:26:28.280I want to get Brandon's comment on the other side. Here's Mark Levin yesterday talking about the open secret of Israel's nukes. Yeah, turn it down a little bit, Brandon. Here's Mark Levin.
00:26:38.760I strongly disagree with something the president said today. I heard him say one other time, too, which is if we hadn't attacked Iran, Israel would not exist. It would have been destroyed. That's simply not true.
00:27:52.380so secretive and they've had him for decades Israel will survive period all right so there's
00:28:04.940Mark Levin uh the American that's not so American talking about the secret nukes that aren't so
00:28:11.220secret to make a subtle threat that's uh not so subtle so you know obviously he's like oh you0.83
00:28:16.580want to back off on supporting us I guess we'll have to nuke Iran which they already you know0.63
00:28:22.160Pakistan's already said that they would respond I mean that is is this even a possibility Brennan0.89
00:28:26.920I mean nuclear weapons uh flying out of Israel it's always a possibility uh when uh the Israelis0.80
00:28:34.540have the government has convinced itself that uh you know the next great the next great genocide0.58
00:28:40.600is is upon them um and this is you know if you believe that the last 70 years was merely
00:28:49.800a an interruption of what the nazis began with the holocaust and this is what the israelis teach
00:28:56.620their people yeah if you believe this only 70 years the only reason there hasn't been another
00:29:00.960one is because of your strength and the fact that you don't compromise with anybody around you um
00:29:08.780and that you're going to dictate terms um then yeah if you you're in a pickle like you like they
00:29:15.820are right now and make no mistake both we and the israelis are in a very serious strategic pickle
00:29:21.040um then yeah the israelis will certainly that's on the table um you know the the the israelis
00:29:28.660are sending signals i think through their intermediaries and let's face it mark levin
00:29:33.260uh he may have an american passport and he may have worked for the justice department at one time
00:29:38.180which is shocking in and of itself um but he he is doesn't sound like an american if you listen to
00:29:45.500what he said basically what he said is the 12 day war for the 12 days it was the israelis doing all
00:29:52.060the work and then the americans just came in at the last minute and you know that he was really
00:29:55.740downplaying what we did um what the trump administration did was it put american lives
00:30:01.760and american high-end technology on the line to try to stop what was becoming very clearly
00:30:09.960a larger regional war because by the time the american bombs dropped in july or june of last
00:30:16.900year over iran the iranians had adapted to the initial shock that the israelis subjected them to
00:30:23.540and the iranian counter response was getting exponentially worse for israel and the israelis
00:30:29.060were not stopping so the israeli trump actually probably saved israel last year from a conventional
00:30:35.140defeat with the 12-day war drop bomb drops that he did but that wasn't enough of course and you
00:30:41.100know you see that levin the way he acts and what he says um there's a psyche here uh there's a
00:30:48.080pattern of personality here that uh the israeli side is demonstrating which is that they are not
00:30:55.080going to drop this because for them this is existential um i i don't think it needs to be
00:31:00.020existential but you know this is what they've convinced themselves of and therefore yeah the
00:31:05.680nuclear issue is always on the table but what people should be asking right now is not only
00:31:11.700whether iran has nukes because i actually think they probably do have some capability that they're
00:31:16.880not sharing um and they're keeping it in reserve but also like you mentioned pakistan pakistan
00:31:23.000has more than enough nukes to annihilate really the entire middle east if it wanted to um and they
00:31:28.760have already extended their nuclear umbrella over saudi arabia last year and they have made
00:31:35.380indications that they're willing to do the same for the iranians if it means that they can get
00:31:39.540peace in the middle east so yeah the nuclear card it's this is not just a you know crazy man on fox
00:31:47.180news boomering out this is this is a guy who represents i think israeli interests on some
00:31:52.800level either directly or indirectly speaking for them and letting everybody know that hey this is
00:31:58.060what's going to happen if we don't get our way yeah and again i i've never seen this as an
00:32:03.940existential threat of israel i mean it seems to me like the demand the whole time has been hey
00:32:07.260stop murdering people in gaza stop trying to take over lebanon and it's like that is seen as an
00:32:12.980existential threat if they stop doing that it's like it's over but this was never this was never
00:32:18.400to me this was never a question of israel's survival it was israel's freedom of action
00:32:22.380right they get to do what they want right and and god forbid anybody try to stop them by the way
00:32:27.920It's not just you saying that Mark Levin is very clearly an unofficial spokesman for the Israeli government from Alex Brusiewicz or I never know how to pronounce his last name.
00:32:38.700It's Brusiewicz, I think. I don't know him.
00:32:40.960Alex Brusiewicz. But, you know, he's in the White House.
00:32:42.900He says, hello, Mark Levin, show an Israeli source confirmed to the Times of Israel that the Israeli government will be using you and other right wing media figures to try to influence the president's deal.
00:32:53.460So in the Times of Israel, it says Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plans to use pro-Israel senators and right wing media personalities to influence the deal of a final agreement between the United States and Iran.
00:33:04.960Netanyahu believes the final deal with Iran will be secured, but the Tehran will not fulfill its obligations under the agreement.
00:33:10.440He plans to use media figures such as Fox News's Mark Levin and pro-Israel politicians to get his message to Trump.
00:33:17.340So he sees Mark Levin as an Israeli asset in America.
00:33:21.880Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, remember, he did that long sit down interview recently with Levin.
00:33:28.800I mean, that's usually when a leader sits down that long with a foreign broadcaster is because they've done enough vetting to determine this person is friendly, you know, won't won't push too hard and make the leader look bad.
00:33:41.460So that is clearly on display here. I think Mark Levin is the ringleader for all of these right wing, so-called right wing American, you know, spokespeople, basically.
00:33:55.260You know, these are PR flacks. They're pushing Netanyahu's line here in the United States.
00:33:59.660I'll also remind one thing about what we were talking about just now with the nuclear issue.
00:34:04.040Jonathan Pollard, who's now running for the Nesset in Israel, the guy who was an American naval intelligence officer who stole our secrets and gave it to Israel, our nuclear weapons secrets in the Cold War.
00:34:17.440He's living in Israel, not running for Nesset.
00:34:19.260he said in an interview about a year ago that he knows for a fact one of the reasons the americans
00:34:25.380supported the israelis i think in the 73 war was because the israelis told the americans
00:34:32.600if they didn't receive the aid they needed to fight the arabs they were going to launch nuclear
00:34:38.020weapons at the arab states and um yeah so this is yeah and and with this pressure that they can0.96
00:34:45.260exert its undue pressure you talk about the russians having all this this supposed influence
00:34:49.980and the russia collusion thing and all that well the real influence is not russia it's not rt it's
00:34:57.300it's all of these people who all say the same thing that is not just pro-israel it's clearly
00:35:04.020israeli right uh and they're they're sitting at their prime time shows knowing they have an
00:35:09.300audience of one which is donald trump right and we've heard uh you know joe joe kent said something
00:35:14.660similar. That's almost a Truman show creation where the TV, they know which TV shows he watches.
00:35:20.660So, you know, get your message to that TV show, have the people around him, you know, saying that
00:35:25.360same message. So from every angle, it seems like it's coming from all these different directions,
00:35:28.480but really it's all being coordinated and directed at president Trump. It's sort of
00:35:32.620fascinating when you, when you really did this to George W. Bush too. I don't know if you remember
00:35:37.640this, but the patterns are so obviously similar. And it's always when there's a Republican
00:35:42.180because the GOP is way more exposed to this level of influence, unfortunately, than are the Democrats.0.94
00:35:47.980The Democrats are exposed, too, but the Christian Zionist side is really the Republican Party.
00:35:54.380If you remember, in 04, 05, Newsweek and all of these publications were accusing Bush of living in his bubble,0.90
00:35:59.760the news media bubble. Well, what was he listening to? He wasn't listening to any of the news.
00:36:05.580He was listening to Bill Kristol's publication, The Weekly Standard.
00:36:08.740He was listening to Fox News, Bill O'Reilly.
00:36:12.060All of these people were saying the Israeli line, and it created this feedback loop around
00:36:16.900George W. Bush, which is one of the reasons why George W. Bush's presidency was completely
00:36:31.000And of course, the insulting thing to me is that now, of course, you know, the Shapiros0.85
00:36:35.620and the Mark Levins are turning against Trump.0.95
00:36:38.080But up until now, it's been they've been presenting this as if it's for America and this is pro America.
00:36:43.000And of course, you know, everybody's making fun of the gigantic, you know, American flag pin that seems to get bigger every time Mark Levin does a show.
00:36:50.460And I saw this meme. Somebody posted it. This person at Liberty Mama 888 on X.
00:36:55.340And I've just it's every time I see Mark Levin, I cannot help but think about this meme.
00:36:59.940And it's basically Mark Levin in all these different costumes.
00:37:03.360If we go to Dot Cam, I just think this is this is how I see Mark Levin.
00:37:07.500It's got Mark Levin, USA with the American flag saying we must stand with Israel.
00:37:11.680Or if he was in the UK, he'd be decked out in the British flag and he'd be saying we must stand with Israel, Germany, Canada, France, UAE.
00:37:18.820It's like it wouldn't be any different, would it?
00:37:21.400If he was in Germany or France or Canada, it has nothing to do with America.
00:37:25.080It's whoever, you know, he has an influence on.0.71
00:40:35.240And it's like, well, yeah, because you would have leaked it to the press to try to scuttle
00:40:39.440And then you've got Tom Cotton and others, you know, in Congress putting forward these bills to essentially merge American and Israeli intelligence sharing.
00:40:48.400If that had already passed, then this MOU would have been by law had to be shared with Israel.
00:40:53.520And there would be no way for us to, you know, prevent them from getting access to that information.
00:40:58.140So, I mean, how dangerous are these bills that are seeking to merge the American and the Israeli intelligence communities?
00:41:04.800Oh, it's a nightmare. It's a nightmare.
00:41:07.360So you're talking about. So there are two bills right now, one that came out of the Senate and it passed at the end of May. I don't know. It's now going through the next process, but it got out of the Senate. It's the Intelligence Authorization Act, which Section 622, I've been doing a breakdown of it on my sub stack for the last two weeks. But Section 622 is the real kind of kicker.
00:41:28.920That's the one everybody kind of missed because everybody was focused on the National Defense Authorization Act coming out of the House with Section 224, where Section 224 was saying they're going to merge the defense industrial bases with the United States and Israel.
00:41:45.700But the real one was Section 622 of the Intelligence Authorization Act.
00:41:49.660And that was the one that said, basically, we're going to elevate Israel's intelligence service from a transactional limited partner to a fully fledged, fully trusted partner on the same level as Britain, Canada, Australia, New Zealand.
00:42:08.080And basically, it would be an open kimono.
00:42:10.700We would basically give them any intelligence.
00:42:12.800they wouldn't even have to ask they could just access the systems get what they needed and do
00:42:18.360whatever the hell they wanted to and i and i will tell you i've talked to sam faddis i've talked to
00:42:22.340larry johnson i've talked to mike shawyer i've talked to john kiriaku what did all these guys
00:42:26.820have in common they're all cia guys and they all work the middle east portfolio at some point
00:42:32.500and all of them independently told me um that that yes it whenever israel did gain access to
00:42:40.180intelligence from us whenever we did share it almost invariably they weaponized that intelligence
00:42:45.360and used it in a way that benefited them and harmed the operation against usually al-qaeda
00:42:50.680uh that we were trying to to partner with them on because they had other mission sets they were
00:42:56.880trying to do another story that i was told by somebody who was u.s army intelligence retired
00:43:01.780was that while they were in the sunni triangle region of iraq during the war their intelligence
00:43:08.500team was aware of a massad cell operating in in their aor and the only reason they figured it out
00:43:17.520is because they were this group of massad agents was helping al-qaeda in iraq and that's all they
00:43:23.380would tell me they didn't want to get into anything more detailed than that but there is a pattern
00:43:28.180here and we saw this with jonathan pollard where where the intelligence he stole from us was given
00:43:33.380to israel and israel leveraged that intel to get what they wanted out of the soviets sacrificing
00:43:39.080our strategic interests and security in the process so this is a pattern and now what we're
00:43:44.420doing is we're removing any safeguards and telling israelis it's open kimono have whatever you want
00:43:50.280have your way with the intelligence process and also the reason the congress and the senate are
00:43:55.940passing these dual bills is to restrain the future freedom of action of a given president right now
00:44:02.600A lot of our aid, a lot of our intel sharing is at the executive level, which means if a given president says, I don't like what Israel's doing, they can cut it off or dial it back or whatever.
00:44:13.820Congress wading into this, they're saying future presidents are not going to be able to interfere with the free flow of technology, of industrial, you know, whatever deals they're doing or with intelligence sharing with Israel ever again.
00:44:29.420It's just incredibly dangerous. And we don't need to play the clip, but I do have a clip of Tucker Carlson, you know, essentially saying not only is Israel not really a great ally, they're actually kind of our opponent in a lot of these situations.
00:44:42.040I mean, they have interests that are at odds with ours, and they have no compunction about sacrificing our well-being for their own.0.52
00:44:50.320And I think more and more people are coming around to that idea, which makes it really the height of absurdity that we're attempting to pass these bills right now that would make the merger complete.1.00
00:51:12.960for the belt. These things are really, really strong.
00:51:15.000And they're all so lightweight at the same time.
00:51:18.460Yeah, and about your water filter there, you know, this is becoming critical because some of the local water supply is becoming contaminated with the return of water from the data center cooling systems.
00:51:30.140And one of the things I'm going to reveal in the coming hour is how we saw very high aluminum and also high copper in addition to lead in the water samples.
00:51:39.540Now, that's going to get worse and worse because aluminum and copper,
00:51:42.500those are some of the metals that the water comes into contact with in the circulation system.
00:51:46.260And a lot of data centers will return water to the local water table,
00:51:49.960but it's not returned as pure deionized water.
00:52:15.620That's what everybody needs, and it has to be gravity because, again, we can't trust the power grid all the time.
00:52:21.680So, you know, there's nothing wrong with a regular household water filter system, but you need a backup system that's gravity only, and that's what this is.