The Alex Jones Show Live - September 18, 2026


🚨Trump Just Announced That He May Annihilate Iran!

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00:00:00.000 The deal with the Gulf countries was, you know, we'll use the petrodollar, you'll buy our weapons, you'll invest in American treasuries, we'll be tied together, but we'll protect you.
00:00:12.500 And, you know, part of that is you'll buy weapons platforms that are wildly oversold, like the Patriot Missile System and the F-35.
00:00:22.560 You'll spend billions and billions, which Americans, well, some Americans will see some
00:00:27.220 of that workers at Raytheon and Lockheed and Martin, but for the most part, that money
00:00:32.440 is staying right in a silo of the military-industrial complex.
00:00:37.280 But the promise was, don't worry, because you'll have the best weapons in the world
00:00:41.420 and nobody can touch you. 0.89
00:00:42.960 Well, not only could Iran reach out and touch Saudi Arabia, even the Houthis can, the Ansar 0.82
00:00:49.460 Allah from Yemen. 0.52
00:00:50.380 So they set up bases for their jets fairly close to Yemen, and the Yemenis just hit the bases with missiles and drones. 0.96
00:01:01.680 And that forces their F-15s in an attack roll.
00:01:06.880 That forces them so far back that they can't reach Yemen without refueling. 0.84
00:01:11.480 And the refuelers are coming from Cyprus, and they're not piloted by Saudis.
00:01:16.800 You know, the refuelers are British or American, all the way from Cyprus. 0.66
00:01:22.120 So the democratization of warfare means that even second-tier countries like Iran and third-tier countries like the Houthis can push these first-tier countries way far away.
00:01:36.020 America is pushed all the way back to Jordan.
00:01:38.740 And I see today people are saying, well, after the midterms, maybe we'll have another big air attack.
00:01:43.860 We're not going to have another big air attack.
00:01:46.740 That's over. 1.00
00:01:47.900 The decision-making is taken by Iran. 1.00
00:01:50.780 The escalatory ladder is controlled by Iran. 0.99
00:01:53.960 You see, we invested in active defenses. 1.00
00:01:57.400 If you keep that one up on the screen there.
00:01:59.780 The USA invested in active defenses because we were always up against countries in the
00:02:05.860 recent time, what, Grenada, Syria.
00:02:08.640 So we could go anywhere, park all those refuelers in the open and put a few patriots around
00:02:14.120 it and assume that nobody would touch us. Well, that's all been blown up since we began this war
00:02:20.900 with Iran. Those active defenses to protect jets sitting on runways and aprons, it doesn't work.
00:02:27.960 It's failed. The Iranians knew that they couldn't outspend us, you know, on building aircraft 1.00
00:02:33.960 carriers or fifth generation fighter bombers. But they invested in passive defenses burrowing 0.99
00:02:41.480 into mountains, which is very cost-effective. And it's a one-time cost. You know, when an F-35
00:02:47.000 is broken or gets shot down, you have to replace it for billions of dollars. When you build those
00:02:52.620 caves in those mountains, they're going to be there forever, short of an all-out nuclear war.
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00:03:06.760 do you want to fight you better believe you got one well in the first hour i said things are moving
00:03:15.280 so quick geopolitically with the lines being rewritten as we enter the really turbo phase
00:03:21.560 of the fourth turning that i said by the end of the show who knows what'll happen
00:03:25.220 so a week ago carney says i'm gonna try to enter the eu ursula vanderlade the dictator over the
00:03:31.500 unelected commission says we're accepting and it freaks out the rest of the commission they
00:03:35.300 weren't told that's the the eu unelected commission taking over canada when he's a globalist has said
00:03:41.480 i'm not canadian i'm not british i'm i'm a european you've got trump saying that's a national security
00:03:47.300 issue you know he may take that as a military security threat and then when i saw this when
00:03:52.680 the crew brought it in like 20 minutes ago i said ask chat gpt ask rock we did then i went and
00:03:57.820 checked it by then it already popped out because other people asked the question trump was on a
00:04:01.240 Social like an hour ago saying, we're establishing a huge military base in Poland. And then sure
00:04:10.140 enough, it is confirmed, ladies and gentlemen, that it is unilateral. So let me give you the
00:04:17.300 newsflash. Trump said three weeks ago, we are leaving NATO. You'll hear about it soon.
00:04:23.920 Months before he pulled out a bunch of troops out of Germany and other areas.
00:04:26.860 I just call balls and strikes and I'm looking at this and I haven't figured out even what this is
00:04:33.820 yet. I know Russia's been threatened to hit Poland because a lot of the weapons are there
00:04:37.400 but if the U.S. moves in with a defense alliance over Poland then they've already been saying they
00:04:44.040 want peace with Russia. That could let them parlay as the main base for NATO right now
00:04:49.260 to actually help in the war. I don't know if that's what it is. I'm being optimistic here
00:04:54.060 But this was a chat GPT.
00:04:57.060 Is the new base Trump announced a NATO?
00:04:59.520 It says, no, the U.S. Army base on Polish soil under bilateral U.S.-Poland agreement,
00:05:04.600 not a NATO-owned or NATO-commanded facility.
00:05:09.240 And last time I checked, all our bases in continental Europe were NATO joint bases.
00:05:13.500 Trump and Polish officials have consistently described it as a permanent American military presence
00:05:17.520 and a U.S. Army base framed around U.S.-Polish alliance
00:05:21.720 rather than a NATO command multinational headquarters.
00:05:24.740 So this is more than a shot across the bow.
00:05:27.700 I wanted to get into Iran, the major pump stations blown up, 0.53
00:05:30.460 everything Matt Bracken predicted, Navy SEAL, best-selling author,
00:05:33.780 enemiesfartanddomestic.com, one of the smartest guys I know on geopolitics.
00:05:38.080 And I only had him on for like 20 minutes, and I was interrupting a lot the other day
00:05:40.620 because I wanted to get to all the topics I wanted.
00:05:42.040 He was always getting into factoids and all the details.
00:05:44.400 We can do hours. It's fascinating. He's great at it.
00:05:46.780 But I wanted to just grab a toss, what's coming next.
00:05:49.200 But this is a major shakeup with the EU coming into Canada, Trump saying it's a security threat,
00:05:54.420 Trump announcing, yeah, okay, we're doing bases without NATO.
00:05:58.460 This is a major shakeup.
00:06:00.320 Let's look at Russia, the developments there, Poland, the EU first,
00:06:04.220 and then shift gears in the Middle East, where that's at.
00:06:06.340 Matt Bracken, thanks for being here.
00:06:08.400 Thanks for having me.
00:06:09.920 Yeah, we're on the cusp of big events like the post-World War I era.
00:06:16.780 Where where several empires just collapsed, you know, the Russian Empire, Hungarian Empire, Ottoman Empire, these covered a huge part of of, you know, the Middle East and Europe and and Eurasia, the Russian Empire.
00:06:32.900 And you just cut to it again. You just cut to it again. That looks like because the EU has the worst demographics, worst finances, even worse than China.
00:06:39.600 This looks like Trump positioning for the collapse of the EU.
00:06:41.940 the eu is collapsing there if anything they're more delusional than than trump is you know they're
00:06:49.720 they're they're talking as if uh you know sikorsky who's married to ann applebaum the cia mouthpiece
00:06:57.380 for from uh the atlantic and others uh washington post he was he was congratulating the u.s for
00:07:04.620 blowing up the nordstrom pipeline when that happened right and he's saying that um that if
00:07:11.100 If Poland goes to war with Russia, Poland can defeat Russia in a matter of, you know, days or weeks.
00:07:17.020 They're totally delusional.
00:07:18.860 They're delusional.
00:07:20.760 They can beat the biggest nuclear power in the world.
00:07:24.060 I saw that.
00:07:24.740 I also saw the Atlantic announcing yesterday that it's the end of the American empire.
00:07:28.220 I'm not even for the empire, but if we're going to have one, it should be ours, at least for the finances up front, so we can decouple.
00:07:34.020 If any empire is collapsing, it's the globalist Rothschild control. 0.88
00:07:38.300 Well, what do you make of the Atlantic saying we're done?
00:07:41.100 well i we're definitely done in west asia and and i'm i'm for the empire collapsing if it means
00:07:49.340 you know american lives and treasure are going to be uh put on the board as like you know poker
00:07:56.020 chips um to to um be played and maybe lost to to protect uh not only the gulf states which we've
00:08:04.900 shown we can't yeah we're definitely evacuating from the middle east let's just do it this way
00:08:08.880 You describe it like a risk board, South Korea, Taiwan, describe it like a risk board.
00:08:13.920 What's the current place in the global domination game?
00:08:17.780 Our smart move is to withdraw and retrench.
00:08:21.380 And if it's the global risk board to, you know, lock down North America and and exert our influence over Central and South America, where we can actually we can actually defend this territory.
00:08:36.100 But we're so we're so far dispersed. You know, if on the risk board, you know, you can occupy a country with one little piece, you know, meanwhile, next door, somebody's got, you know, building up huge armies at any point, they can just sweep your little piece off the board.
00:08:52.920 So, you know, I think that the Japanese, Koreans, Taiwanese, even the Filipinos, they have to be recognizing right now that that U.S. power is a paper tiger. 0.82
00:09:05.180 We can't even deal with Iran.
00:09:07.460 We're running out of munitions just trying to exert influence on Iran. 0.96
00:09:12.380 And they've run us out of the Persian Gulf. 0.91
00:09:15.220 You know, the way that the Chinese ran the British and American navies out of their rivers and waters a century ago. 0.98
00:09:21.740 We have been run out of the Persian Gulf 1.00
00:09:24.020 No, I totally agree with you 1.00
00:09:25.500 But I want you to go over your analysis here
00:09:26.720 I don't want you to misread what I said
00:09:28.120 China's collapsing, the EU's collapsing
00:09:30.920 Russia's holding its ground
00:09:32.200 Latin America, we're getting a bunch of nationalist elected
00:09:35.480 Communism's trouble here
00:09:36.580 Communism's popping back up here
00:09:38.800 But I'm just saying, aren't we still the best house in a bad neighborhood?
00:09:41.680 I'm not endorsing Trump's policies
00:09:43.280 But I look at the desperate EU activity in Canada
00:09:46.400 I look at Trump saying we're leaving NATO
00:09:48.940 And now doing the first big move to do it
00:09:50.800 I'm saying, what does it appear Trump's strategy is, or is it haphazard?
00:09:55.740 Trump has no strategy.
00:09:58.120 At any given time, the last person that walks out of the room, or depending on what dream he had or how he feels,
00:10:04.320 I'm with Robert Barnes on this.
00:10:06.880 He's got, you know, his brain is failing, and he's just driven by his ego.
00:10:11.980 To pick a fight with Canada at this point, when, you know, on that risk board,
00:10:16.580 The obvious move is to get as close as possible to Canada and all of North America.
00:10:22.940 Maybe we take Greenland.
00:10:24.260 You don't need to talk about it.
00:10:25.900 You don't need to brag about it in advance.
00:10:28.780 But Europe is a dead man walking.
00:10:32.100 We blew up the Nord Stream pipeline.
00:10:34.480 That cut the legs out from under Europe.
00:10:38.680 And they're basically a withering branch.
00:10:41.140 You know, they're a tree branch that's, you know, been, you know, the bark's been stripped off.
00:10:47.780 It's got zero chance. 1.00
00:10:49.920 It's demographic, you know, it's imported population. 1.00
00:10:53.680 It's demographic time bomb is ticking. 1.00
00:10:56.720 They went so far out on the green delusion that they not only, you know, destroyed their power plants and coal mines,
00:11:06.340 they basically dismantled them so that they could never be built again. 0.88
00:11:10.140 They didn't even hold them in reserve the way that Russians have always held old machinery and old war material in reserve.
00:11:20.420 The Europeans were so devoted to this green ideology that they not only shut down their coal mines, they dismantled them, made them so that they could never be rebuilt, and went in on wind power and solar power, which in Europe are fallacies.
00:11:37.320 You know, solar might work in Arizona and wind might work in some places, even though they've got their own big issues.
00:11:44.080 But they're not going to work in Europe where where it can have, you know, no sun and no wind for weeks at a time.
00:11:50.780 So, yeah, Europe is completely lost.
00:11:54.240 Them talking about rearming is is, you know, like, you know, like a 90 year old man saying he's going to get back in the ring and go for the heavy white title again.
00:12:03.800 You know, that dreams of past glory.
00:12:06.160 I totally agree. What do you make of the EU move into Canada? Then I want to shift gears. What you really sent me your incredible gravitas on the Middle East, Yemen, Iran and the retreat of the United States sitcom having to say, no, we're not retreating when we are not helping Saudi Arabia, even though it's Israel's war.
00:12:24.580 You've called it perfectly what's happening so far. I know you want to recap the current developments, but then give us what's coming next.
00:12:30.080 Well, Trump Trump is such a loose cannon. I think that he's he's just driven by his own ego and kind of a madness. He goes to Ireland. This might have been glossed over in the States, but he went to Ireland and promoted the reunification of Ireland for for, you know, people in the United Kingdom and especially in Northern Ireland.
00:12:52.360 This is like, you know, waving a red cape full of sparklers in front of a bull.
00:12:59.540 Talking about the reunification of Ireland positively is telling the Unionists, let's start the troubles again.
00:13:06.080 Let's go back to 1970 and, you know, let's bring back the troubles.
00:13:10.840 Except in 1970, they didn't have, you know, a quarter of their population, foreign-born, other religions, you know, no cultural attachment. 0.68
00:13:18.100 And he tells he tells the British also, I think that we'll just let Argentina take the Falklands.
00:13:25.220 You know, in 1983, the British were able to send an actual Navy to the Falklands.
00:13:30.640 They don't have that Navy anymore.
00:13:32.840 So so Trump is doing what he can to sabotage the British.
00:13:37.040 Some people who like see things through the whole royal family and city of London prism think that he's actively sabotaging the British as, you know, the royal family and MI5 and MI6 are like the secret hand.
00:13:54.740 They definitely punch above their weight in intelligence matters, you know, in the Middle East and elsewhere.
00:13:59.780 But, you know, I just think that it's Trump being Trump and being a loose cannon, just like a drunken cowboy walking into a saloon, you know, shooting off a six-shooter. 0.93
00:14:09.380 Yeah, like when he said, oh, we're going to take Canada, 51st state, screw your hockey team.
00:14:13.280 It got Carney elected when it was super unpopular.
00:14:15.280 He's just doing it as just a stunt, as a troll, because the media, like I said, not looking at the unintended consequences of it.
00:14:22.140 And he's a man going into dementia that won maybe three hours of sleep a day, right?
00:14:27.840 So if you're on three hours of sleep and then you're getting medicated, maybe they're like pumping them up with modafinil.
00:14:34.960 Well, not the good stuff, the methylene blue from the Infowars store.
00:14:41.540 But if they're pumping them up with things like modafinil, that's fine if you're getting six or eight hours of sleep.
00:14:49.160 But if he's like having disturbed sleep and they're just medicating him, we can almost be in like Rasputin territory. 0.62
00:14:56.580 He was the mad advisor behind the czars during the revolution phase. 0.68
00:15:03.700 And we could have like a President Rasputin right now.
00:15:07.220 So the drunken cowboy goes into the saloon and starts firing wild shots.
00:15:11.140 And people are saying, well, that one hit the painting of the naked lady over the bar.
00:15:16.080 And that signifies this.
00:15:18.120 And that shot that cowboy that used to own the ranch.
00:15:21.220 And that signifies this.
00:15:22.760 And actually, he's just a drunken cowboy going into the saloon.
00:15:26.340 Yee-haw, shooting all directions
00:15:28.200 That's how I see them 0.99
00:15:30.360 I totally agree with you
00:15:32.920 I mean, if this is not end of empire
00:15:34.260 I mean, I totally agree
00:15:36.960 It's the madness of King George III
00:15:38.260 So you sent me a bunch of graphics
00:15:40.060 A bunch of documents
00:15:40.960 Starting with number one
00:15:41.940 Give us a snapshot, though
00:15:44.520 I know most people get the basics 0.96
00:15:46.380 But Iran has tightened its grip 1.00
00:15:48.420 With proxies the group it's working with 0.53
00:15:50.460 It has really checkmated a lot of things
00:15:52.740 And they're belligerent
00:15:54.840 There's no off-ramp here
00:15:55.960 Talk about the current case and then where this is going.
00:15:58.680 It's going to be a lot of interesting stuff about Yemen's terrorist forming and how that ties into all this. 0.87
00:16:04.060 Yeah, I really think this is a classic example of we're moving into a new warfare paradigm, and we're stuck with the old one. 0.58
00:16:17.640 You know, there was a time when kings ruled feudal systems and their power extended from the castles that they built.
00:16:27.940 They could dragoon labor, build a giant castle.
00:16:31.540 None of the peasants had anything but a pitchfork, right?
00:16:34.880 If you had 100 knights that could camp inside your castle and they had armor on, they could leave.
00:16:41.720 You know, if some village somewhere, like in the movie Braveheart, if some village somewhere, you know, was getting restless or uppity, you know, you just sent a hundred of your armored troops out there and just slaughtered them.
00:16:54.460 They had no weapons.
00:16:56.240 And that lasted for hundreds of years until, you know, firearms and crossbows were invented.
00:17:02.320 Even when the longbow came out, and that was pivotal in battles like, you know, in battles in the 10 hundreds and that era.
00:17:10.700 Yeah, the Welsh pioneer that.
00:17:13.020 But the longbow was a state tool in that you had to have men that trained constantly all day
00:17:19.020 to be able to hold like a 120-pound draw on a six-foot-long longbow.
00:17:24.000 That wasn't just something a peasant could pick up and do.
00:17:28.020 Those guys had to train constantly.
00:17:30.160 That's where the V for victory, or now called the peace sign, came from.
00:17:34.500 When the longbowmen were captured, they would cut these fingers off
00:17:37.900 so that they could never be, you know, even if they weren't going to kill them, 0.65
00:17:42.060 they would cut these fingers off.
00:17:44.360 But that was a very particular weapon, and it could pierce armor,
00:17:47.940 but there weren't many longbowmen.
00:17:50.000 It required constant training.
00:17:51.540 But when the crossbow came in, in like the 1400s,
00:17:55.920 and then the musket, like the three musketeers,
00:17:58.740 the big thing with arquebus on a pole, on a stand, was so heavy.
00:18:02.420 Bonderbust.
00:18:03.540 Yeah, that could go, but even just a single musket projectile,
00:18:07.080 that could go right through armor and that was the end of the knights and and then the cannon
00:18:12.380 comes along and that castle which had lasted for you know a thousand years nobody could touch it 1.00
00:18:18.960 the peasants were either protected by it or threatened by it that's how the muslims took 0.99
00:18:23.720 constant constant noble with a cannon created by a christian and they wouldn't pay it so the 0.98
00:18:30.760 the turks out bid him bid for his services to build that cannon but which is another you know
00:18:36.500 constant through history, that kind of thing. But today, the aircraft carrier is like that castle.
00:18:43.540 You know, the aircraft carrier is sending out knights. You know, the F-35s and the F-18s,
00:18:49.560 that's sending out a knight on a horse. But now warfare has been democratized.
00:18:55.380 And any country can build missiles and drones. Drones could be being built in your county right
00:19:02.200 now. Anybody that can build a kit airplane and purchase a little motor and a propeller and use
00:19:08.200 commercial off-the-shelf guidance can make a Shahhead-type drone. Yeah, that's the dinosaurs
00:19:14.500 then and now. So we're going into the 21st century with the 20th century dinosaurs. And
00:19:21.780 last week, they fired a couple missiles at the George Washington, and it had to take evasive
00:19:28.540 movement and back off. So if the carriers onboard attack aircraft, if their range can't reach the
00:19:37.000 target, you know, if the carrier can't be close enough to Iran to launch aircraft that can go
00:19:43.260 deep into Iran, it's obsolete. You know, if it has to refuel on the way in and the way out,
00:19:49.620 their attack aircraft. So just like battleships were obsolete by World War I and then carriers
00:19:55.060 with a new force. Carriers have been obsolete
00:19:57.100 now. So pull back
00:19:58.940 your greatest history. What is the current
00:20:00.900 Even Vietnam, even Vietnam
00:20:02.960 the carrier could just sit, you know, 200
00:20:04.980 miles off of Vietnam and cover
00:20:06.940 any part of North or South Vietnam
00:20:08.600 and nobody could touch it. 0.86
00:20:11.040 That day is over. Now even the Houthis 1.00
00:20:13.080 can develop these weapons.
00:20:15.520 It's not old. It's old
00:20:17.060 technology. It's 1960s technology.
00:20:19.040 I want to walk through it, but let's look at the current lay 1.00
00:20:20.640 and this obvious Iranian and a Houthi 0.54
00:20:23.100 offensive. Where's that going?
00:20:25.060 Well, the Saudis are finding out the same thing about 20th century warfare.
00:20:30.840 They, as, you know, Dowd and others have been talking about, the deal with the Gulf countries was, you know, we'll use the petrodollar, you'll buy our weapons, you'll invest in American treasuries, we'll be tied together, but we'll protect you.
00:20:48.200 And, you know, part of that is you'll buy weapons platforms that are wildly oversold,
00:20:53.880 like the Patriot missile system and the F-35.
00:20:57.440 You'll spend billions and billions, which Americans, well, some Americans will see some
00:21:02.320 of that workers at Raytheon and Lockheed and Martin.
00:21:05.200 But for the most part, that money is staying right in a silo of the military industrial
00:21:11.160 complex.
00:21:12.020 But the promise was, don't worry, because you'll have the best weapons in the world
00:21:16.520 and nobody can touch you. Well, not only could Iran reach out and touch Saudi Arabia, even the 0.77
00:21:22.440 Houthis can, the Ansar Allah from Yemen. So they set up bases for their jets fairly close to Yemen
00:21:31.780 and the Yemenis just hit the bases with missiles and drones. And that forces their F-15s in an
00:21:41.140 attack role, that forces them so far back that they can't reach Yemen without refueling. And the
00:21:46.820 refuelers are coming from Cyprus, and they're not piloted by Saudis. You know, the refuelers
00:21:53.480 are British or American, all the way from Cyprus. So the democratization of warfare means that even
00:22:01.700 second-tier countries like Iran and third-tier countries like the Houthis can push these first 0.87
00:22:08.100 first tier countries way far away. America is pushed all the way back to Jordan. And I see 0.64
00:22:14.540 today people are saying, well, after the midterms, maybe we'll have another big air attack. We're not
00:22:19.720 going to have another big air attack. That's over. That's over. Missiles take 10 minutes to do what
00:22:27.200 a jet does in an hour. So as soon as people see the jets taking off, the air bases hit.
00:22:34.140 So the smart move, I don't know how Trump can call this a victory.
00:22:40.080 We've been chased out of the Persian Gulf.
00:22:42.260 That's a pretty concrete fact.
00:22:44.360 But the smart move is to pull back to a continental defense position.
00:22:50.180 Keep our submarines.
00:22:51.820 I would retire, stop building, no more carriers.
00:22:56.620 Keep the submarines.
00:22:58.700 Keep very long-range aircraft.
00:23:00.380 to keep the refueling capability but keep it on our continent don't try to like project power from 0.57
00:23:06.460 from uh kuwait because the kuwaiti bases are destroyed the uae bases are destroyed uh the
00:23:13.900 only bases left are in jordan and they're in range so we need to pull back on the risk board analogy
00:23:20.100 we need to pull back to north america and then contest china for south america i agree with the
00:23:24.760 Problem is, Iran knows it holds the cards, is going to press this for even further surrender, not just tacit withdrawal, but saying, no, don't worry, we're staying, even though they're leaving, at least pulling back.
00:23:36.440 And then Trump is going to be enticed to try to double down with futile air campaigns.
00:23:42.700 What are the different scenarios you see, Matt Bragan?
00:23:46.700 I don't think that we're going to try another futile air campaign.
00:23:49.760 The only thing that could really make a difference now is we already did Midnight Hammer.
00:23:55.100 So the idea of B-2 bombers dropping, you know, penetrating weapons is a joke.
00:24:01.620 Whether you say, oh, it's Pickaxe Mountain, then you can, like, queue up Top Gun Maverick.
00:24:08.060 It's nothing but face-saving to say, oh, look, we blew something up again.
00:24:11.240 And if Trump does that as an exit strategy, I'm all for it. 1.00
00:24:13.660 But I don't think the Iranians will stop, to my point. 0.61
00:24:15.520 They're saying they're not stopping.
00:24:16.440 So now the decision-making has been taken away from Trump, which is beyond a strategic defeat. 1.00
00:24:22.840 We're now being strangled by the Iranians. 1.00
00:24:26.840 The decision-making is taken by Iran. 1.00
00:24:30.260 The escalatory ladder is controlled by Iran. 0.99
00:24:33.460 You see, we invested in active defenses. 1.00
00:24:36.840 If you keep that one up on the screen there, the USA invested in active defenses
00:24:41.980 because we were always up against countries in the recent time, what, Grenada, Syria.
00:24:48.140 So we could go anywhere, park all those refuelers in the open and put a few patriots around it
00:24:53.860 and assume that nobody would touch us. 0.71
00:24:55.940 Well, that's all been blown up since we began this war with Iran.
00:25:01.440 Those active defenses to protect jets sitting on runways and aprons, it doesn't work.
00:25:07.460 It's failed. 1.00
00:25:08.060 The Iranians knew that they couldn't outspend us, you know, on building aircraft carriers 1.00
00:25:14.020 or or fifth generation fighter bombers. 0.75
00:25:18.400 But they invested in passive defenses burrowing into mountains, which is very cost effective.
00:25:23.740 And it's a one time cost.
00:25:25.620 You know, when an F-35 is broken or gets shot down, you have to replace it for billions
00:25:31.060 of dollars.
00:25:32.060 When you build those caves in those mountains, they're going to be there forever, short of
00:25:35.600 an all out nuclear war.
00:25:37.600 stay there. You're totally on target. So the Iranians have the initiative. They're controlling
00:25:41.100 the war. What are they going to do? I'm going to ask you that when we come back and is our way out
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00:27:30.120 Standby alert. Death Star approaching. Estimated time to firing range, 15 minutes.
00:27:43.700 The analogy of Iran being the rebels and the West being the Death Star is absolutely accurate. 0.72
00:27:51.140 They don't see a small fighter as being a threat, and that's why we failed. 0.92
00:27:56.100 Red 3 standing by. Red 6 standing by.
00:27:58.700 Good night. Standing by. 0.98
00:28:00.120 Red 2, standing by.
00:28:01.100 Red 11, standing by.
00:28:02.500 Red 5, standing by.
00:28:03.340 Except now they're not piloted. 1.00
00:28:04.780 They're robot directed by the Russians and Chinese. 1.00
00:28:09.480 Welcome to the new warfare. 1.00
00:28:11.560 We're passing through the magnetic field.
00:28:13.880 Hold tight.
00:28:14.880 Switch your deflectors on double front.
00:28:20.760 Look at the size of that thing. 1.00
00:28:22.740 Cut the shot, Red 2. 0.99
00:28:24.160 Accelerate to attack speed. 0.99
00:28:28.660 This is it, boys. 0.92
00:28:30.120 Red Leader, this is Gold Leader.
00:28:31.720 I can't be Gold Leader.
00:28:32.980 We're starting for the target shaft now.
00:28:34.780 We're in position.
00:28:35.740 I'm going to cut across the axis and try and draw their fire.
00:28:39.040 And then they overheat the Empire guns that aren't even designed to take out the missiles.
00:28:44.440 It's the exact analogy.
00:28:45.560 And people tuned in earlier.
00:28:46.660 I know I've been on here for 32 years.
00:28:48.240 I know what the comments will be.
00:28:49.400 Jones is obnoxious.
00:28:50.160 He keeps interrupting Matt Bracken.
00:28:51.240 I know Matt, 15 years.
00:28:52.240 He's super smart.
00:28:52.800 I respect him.
00:28:53.740 He'll get into all the factoids of this war is over and we're fighting the old war and
00:28:57.620 a new war.
00:28:58.220 And we know all that.
00:28:59.420 Matt is super smart. I want big picture what's coming next. I know he has it. So I'm interrogating
00:29:05.840 him, squeezing out the new information because we're not here about here's great stories that
00:29:11.600 are wonderful that the Pentagon knows. I know most of, you know, we're here to get the next thing.
00:29:16.380 So I'm going to shut up now. Please give us the different avenues where you see this going,
00:29:21.040 the energy, everything you predicted, because you already gave us tomorrow's news today before.
00:29:24.420 Now we want the new thing. And I'm not being mean here. I know I'm the villain here interrupting your great stories. But isn't this Death Star attack analogy, is it that apropos?
00:29:34.640 yes it is and and it's not just it's not just ukraine you can say that russia is also part
00:29:42.260 of the anti-empire because you know after 1990 when we when james baker said we're not going
00:29:48.100 to move nato one inch east you know we're ukraine is like a dagger at their heart it's if you look
00:29:53.980 at a map ukraine is like just hundreds of miles from from moscow so these are really two wars
00:29:59.500 I've been calling it the Great Energy World War or World War E, you know, and so this is absolutely going to be a sea war.
00:30:08.260 It already is. We blew up the Nord Stream pipeline.
00:30:11.680 Ships are being commandeered by our side, calling them illegal, according to us, ghost fleets.
00:30:19.440 So we are in a world war.
00:30:21.540 So almost you can say at the tactical level, we're being whipped in the Middle East. 0.88
00:30:25.620 We should absolutely withdraw.
00:30:27.080 the bases are nothing but but missile targets now so we we have nothing to gain and much more to
00:30:33.720 lose you know we're going to have to lose our face we're going to have to lose pride the problem is
00:30:39.080 that trump is part of this equation and you know he's now just surrounded by sycophants and yes
00:30:44.280 men and and there's no way to talk him out of anything he thinks that that uh we're winning
00:30:50.520 you know he he thinks we control the strait of hormuz so when you have somebody that delusional
00:30:55.880 The Russians, Lavrov, Putin, they know they've just got to wait him out. We're deal incapable. We can't make a deal. There's nothing we can say other than a Senate passed treaty that they would give a second of credence to. Same thing with the Iranians. Several times we've used negotiations as a trick, as a ploy for a sneak attack.
00:31:23.240 So who would trust us? Who would believe us? But bigger picture, way bigger picture.
00:31:29.280 I think going into this fall, we're going into a perfect storm scenario. And just today,
00:31:35.720 I rewatched a show on YouTube called 11 CC, which is about or excuse me, 1177 BC. That's the
00:31:45.420 civilization that had existed before then collapsed for all across the Mediterranean,
00:31:51.540 Turkey to Egypt. In 100 years, all these great civilizations interconnected in those days,
00:31:59.780 global trade, all collapsed. They forgot how to do writing for centuries. They were developing
00:32:07.960 alphabets. It was all lost. And there was a dark age. So sometimes these collapses can be beyond
00:32:15.420 just, oh, we're going to have another depression. You can get into a perfect storm. And that's what
00:32:20.840 the video made the point, it wasn't just a drought or a volcano. You know, there were a series of
00:32:28.360 events. Well, right now we've got a super El Nino going on, the one of the worst recorded. And
00:32:35.220 you can get to a tipping point where major ocean currents, their directions just change or stop or
00:32:43.340 collapse. You can have, you know, you could have Northern Europe this winter could be buried under
00:32:49.020 blizzards the whole winter at the same time that there's no diesel fuel right
00:32:54.060 that that that global trade collapses there's no food coming in and I'm just
00:32:59.520 not meaning to pick on northern Europe but this can go completely global it
00:33:04.920 can be way beyond just a bad a bump a bumpy couple of years before we all get
00:33:11.220 back on the big path you know another for YouTube video fans look up and
00:33:17.820 and there's many videos on these topics. Look up 536 A.D., the worst year in history.
00:33:23.900 You know, this is just like a giant Krakatoa volcano, a level of volcano in the northern
00:33:30.140 hemisphere that just blotted out the sun for a whole summer. Famine, pestilence leads to,
00:33:38.680 you know, collapse of any kind of local authority, civilizational collapse, warlords,
00:33:44.100 a dark age. So 1177 BC, a collapse, a dark age, centuries before the Greeks reinvent 0.91
00:33:55.280 civilization. Same thing 536 AD. It's like the Roman Empire, it didn't just collapse in a certain 1.00
00:34:05.900 year like 470 or whatever it didn't just collapse it's like a it's it's a process a long process
00:34:13.900 and then this super volcano which they can record from tree rings and other things and then from
00:34:19.660 china europe everywhere they can say those years there was like no sun the sun didn't come out all
00:34:25.420 the plants died so that put like the you know the the coup de the coup de gras on the collapsing
00:34:32.460 Roman Empire, and you go into a dark age. So it just seems to me like it's very optimistic to
00:34:39.360 think, well, we're just going to have $6 diesel for a while, but we'll figure it out. It'll be
00:34:46.380 fine. Things will get back on an even keel. That's like macro normalcy bias. And I think that
00:34:54.000 we should be thinking in terms of at the personal level, Mike Adams is saying, I'm buying pallets
00:35:00.800 solar panels i didn't used to believe in them you know but but that's the only thing i can rely on
00:35:06.240 at this point can't rely on diesel even though he's got a lot of that stockpile too it the longest
00:35:11.600 stockpile runs out so so you've got to think you know locally your own situation but in in in a
00:35:19.600 macro national sense now is the time to be thinking about a north america defense you know we do have
00:35:26.240 oil in venezuela no matter how we obtained it you know kind of the imperialist model we're just
00:35:31.760 going down and taking it put in the put in the uh the governor that we choose take out the last guy
00:35:38.720 put him in prison but we at least have these resources so does russia a lot of the world is 0.67
00:35:45.120 going to really suffer japan korea without global trade they're going to be uh you know totally in
00:35:53.120 starvation. You know, if I predict that this war is going to go to a general sea war, you know,
00:36:00.080 people commandeering ships is going to lead to ships being torpedoed. You know, we torpedoed an
00:36:06.320 Iranian ship, unarmed Iranian ship, a newly commissioned little frigate leaving a diplomatic 0.87
00:36:13.680 kind of a ceremonial event in India. You know, we torpedoed that. We blew that out of the water, 0.93
00:36:19.680 killed all those sailors they don't forget that kind of thing absolutely so i'm a good boy and
00:36:24.920 you've been giving us your incredible gravitas of history i know a ton of history no more than i
00:36:29.380 we're very impressed i interrupted the first 30 because you were kind of going over old ground
00:36:33.120 which you're totally right about which the pentagon knew and told trump so he didn't listen
00:36:36.840 israel wants to keep us protracted for their greater israel that's all falling apart now look
00:36:42.020 forward what what are the off-ramps the iranians know every time they make a deal that isn't real
00:36:46.800 they're belligerent they are got a stranglehold now i'm concerned that if they over play and don't
00:36:55.140 make some deal with trump that's even in their favor that then trump will go crazy and try ground
00:37:00.140 invasion which i know we don't have the troops for but he's been calling for it trying to get
00:37:03.580 the battle plans for he's called up nuke attacks they wouldn't even show him that i'm really
00:37:08.180 concerned about because he does have the frontal lobe dementia that so looking at that how do we
00:37:13.580 get the iranians to make some deal to shut this down and give trump uh at least the you know
00:37:19.440 visual victory he needs to play here for domestic audiences i'm sorry i just i just don't see it
00:37:25.800 i don't either i believe it's really bad so let's just move past that then since we're going to be
00:37:31.180 negative and i agree with you blackpilled here then what are the horrible scenarios moving forward
00:37:36.220 with the energy and the eight dollar gas you know diesel and the six dollar gas and just all of this
00:37:41.840 hell and then the pentagon telling him two weeks ago this is going to go until 2029 it's not just
00:37:46.180 the midterms trump saying no it's over the midterms that's obviously not going to happen 0.54
00:37:49.260 the iranians have us by the balls they're in control of the narrative they're in control of
00:37:52.540 the war now so so so then please tell us matt what the scenarios are we're looking at the iranians 0.73
00:37:57.820 the iranians have a have a strong leader now this guy moshan razai who was the 27 year old leader of
00:38:04.920 the IRGC during the 1980s war. So they brought him back and he's, he's, he's has declared that
00:38:11.500 he's the advisor to the new Supreme leader who may or may not be alive, who may or may not be
00:38:16.980 in a coma. So essentially he's, he's speaking as the unitary leader of Iran. He's a leader and
00:38:23.240 he's a military guy. They don't, they're not going to let, they're like a pit bull right now
00:38:28.260 with us in there, you know, and we're in his jaws. They're going to shake us by the neck
00:38:33.300 until the next president says we will never, ever go back to West Asia. 0.99
00:38:39.440 They understand very well the Israeli mow-the-grass paradigm. 0.94
00:38:44.460 You know, just every year or two, do another bombing campaign. 0.99
00:38:47.860 Do it like Iraq. 1.00
00:38:49.980 I forget what that airwarp, before the Iraqi freedom thing. 0.95
00:38:53.520 Well, they're calling Lebanon the Gaza treatment, the Gaza plan. 0.56
00:38:57.700 So the Iranians are like, we're not doing the Gaza plan.
00:39:00.260 No, they're not doing that.
00:39:01.380 and they're not going to just wait for us to mow the grass every year. 0.74
00:39:04.440 They need to give us such a harsh spanking that every American, 0.84
00:39:08.140 when they think of Iran, just says, don't go there.
00:39:10.720 Just the way in 1980, there was no politician or general that said,
00:39:15.340 you know what, I think we got out of Vietnam too soon.
00:39:19.000 I think with these new weapons we have and the new computers we have, 1.00
00:39:23.360 let's go back and do Vietnam again. 0.99
00:39:26.620 That whole lesson of Vietnam was don't do Vietnam, right? 1.00
00:39:30.420 So the wild card, I totally agree with you. 0.96
00:39:32.840 I just want to hear what you said, because I respect you.
00:39:34.980 Does Trump try to double down?
00:39:36.320 You say he doesn't.
00:39:37.340 Well, then how does this end?
00:39:39.760 If Trump tries to double down, I think at this point, there will be a David Hackworth moment where a general goes on TV and says, 0.97
00:39:47.320 the president is crazy. 0.99
00:39:49.000 He has to be removed. 0.99
00:39:50.820 I'm taking my uniform off.
00:39:52.540 I'm bailing on my pension because nothing is worth what is going to happen.
00:39:58.400 And we kind of already saw that with Joe Kent, but that wasn't big enough.
00:40:04.660 That wasn't big enough, and it was too soon in this process. 1.00
00:40:07.440 There were still too many MAG-tards who were like, you know, hell yeah, finish the job. 1.00
00:40:14.340 You know, even though Iran is 10 times bigger than South Vietnam with six times the population 1.00
00:40:19.100 and much smarter engineers and air defenses, right, can make missiles that can make drones 0.96
00:40:25.900 that a $30,000 drone blows up a billion-dollar long-range radar all over our area. 1.00
00:40:32.760 So by now, most of those MAGTAards are either, like, they're a very small minority, 0.99
00:40:37.380 but of the flag rank, generals and admirals, anybody that says, 1.00
00:40:43.360 I think what we're going to do is put the Marines on such and such island,
00:40:48.540 I think that that will be opposed.
00:40:50.140 because, you know, it's like saying, you know, the year after Custer, the next Custer says,
00:40:57.720 we just didn't do that right. We're going to go do Bighorn right this time. You're going to have
00:41:02.700 people saying, no, no general customer. Somebody's got to frag General Custer before he gets us all
00:41:08.220 killed again. You know that. And it won't be fragging Trump in that sense, like Butler PA,
00:41:13.500 but there will be somebody who goes on television. No, I agree. Let's talk about the problem. We're
00:41:17.460 They're not going to obey these rules, these orders. 0.91
00:41:20.580 The Israeli mouthpieces have been trying to get Trump to nuke. 0.83
00:41:24.140 And he finally said a month ago, no, I'm not going to nuke.
00:41:25.880 You know, he said, glowing crater, all dead in civilization in one day.
00:41:30.120 That's what I called for his removal.
00:41:31.700 If he pushes for that, it was the obvious same statement. 0.87
00:41:35.320 But now Israel has been threatening, we'll just nuke you. 0.71
00:41:38.220 Well, number one, that's not going to make Iran give up. 0.87
00:41:41.700 And then Pakistan says they'll nuke Israel. 0.54
00:41:43.860 So does North Korea.
00:41:44.520 I don't know if they'll make good on that. 0.58
00:41:45.600 But you think Israel's a pariah now. Is that just talk out of Israel?
00:41:49.680 Even without even without nukes, you know, the whole the whole nuke paradigm of mutual assured destruction that lasted from, you know, the 60s when everybody had ICBMs until recently into the century was that the accuracy of a nuke could take out, you know, London, Berlin, Moscow, New York, Washington. 0.81
00:42:08.640 but just a conventional warhead on a missile, who cares? Their accuracy was so limited that
00:42:18.740 there'd be no point in firing a ballistic missile at a city that might just randomly
00:42:24.360 drop anywhere in Washington, D.C. But if you can put, if you have a, you know, 2,000 kilogram
00:42:32.280 conventional warhead, hypersonic, which doubles its impact power, and you can put it straight
00:42:38.700 into the White House, and we don't have a defense against it, because they could fire
00:42:42.440 10, or take not the White House, but more practically and realistically, right into
00:42:48.340 Tel Aviv, that they could fire, you know, 400 of these missiles at Tel Aviv and level
00:42:55.380 it, and they wouldn't need, and also their power plants, their desalinization plants, 0.99
00:42:59.960 Yeah, let's not forget, let's not forget, the Iranians said three months ago, they said, we've shot our old missiles, we're starting to use our medium, you're about to see our good ones 0.82
00:43:08.920 They said, oh, you're out, that's a lie, they showed they have a lot more advanced, now they're saying we have even better ready here 0.83
00:43:14.900 And for those that don't know, they shot them into half billion dollar radars, right perfectly in the top
00:43:18.920 They hit the Mossad base without a warhead during Midnight Hammer, just to show them
00:43:24.500 So, yeah, that's right. I mean, they don't need nukes because they can pinpoint all the strategic equipment.
00:43:31.020 Right. The combination of mass plus accuracy has changed the equation right now.
00:43:38.160 You blow a whole city up just to get the command base in the city. You don't need to.
00:43:42.500 Now you can just blow the Pentagon up or you can NATO headquarters in Brussels or, you know, EU, the EU building, whatever you want.
00:43:51.960 You can just take out that exact building and we can see that unfold at a sub nuclear threshold.
00:43:58.640 So. So Trump is still delusional about this. Yes.
00:44:03.040 And he's just going to continue in the stalemate. He thinks that's not a stalemate.
00:44:07.580 They're built to hold on. What is he going to do as the compounding energy crisis intensifies?
00:44:15.180 I think that he may lash out. You know, he gets he's he's sort of like not that, you know, not to stretch an analogy.
00:44:21.960 because it's kind of cliched, but Hitler in the bunker, you know,
00:44:25.060 where he's commanding armies that have already surrendered or been overrun by
00:44:29.060 the Russians, right? That from that film.
00:44:32.640 Well, no, no. Downfall is super accurate from his own age.
00:44:35.840 He was like, where's Steiner? Where's the third army?
00:44:38.000 They go, sir, it surrendered three days ago. He's like, you are fired. No.
00:44:41.000 And the Russians are a hundred yards away and he still doesn't get it. 0.92
00:44:45.540 Right. And, and he might be commanding, you know,
00:44:48.200 carriers that have already left. But at a certain point,
00:44:51.180 I think that the, you know, the joint chiefs of staff or one level below them are going to have some kind of a private meeting.
00:45:01.580 I'm told they've already told him this.
00:45:03.880 They told him this the week before, Matt.
00:45:06.960 I mean, he was told this week before it started, 202 days ago.
00:45:10.600 but at the time he was hearing other very rosy and optimistic views about how we can just take
00:45:18.540 out all their infrastructure and the military will surrender they totally don't read us it's
00:45:23.460 the sun tzu thing about you know if you don't know yourself or your enemy we don't we just we don't
00:45:30.260 the iranians under the and i'm sorry i i always get criticized for saying iran instead of iran
00:45:36.760 Um, you know, I'm a, I'm an old boomer American and I stay Spain, not España, you know, and I say, I say, um, Turkey, not Turquia. But anyway, Iran, Iran, they understand us way better. Um, Ghaliboff, um, who's like a spokesman. He, he's, he's trolling us on Twitter. He posted the old, um, old, uh, uh, what is it? Um, cartoon.
00:46:01.280 No, I've got to give it to the Iranians. 1.00
00:46:03.220 They do satire as good as we do or better, and people think these are idiots. 1.00
00:46:07.620 They understand us at a level we do not understand them at all. 0.99
00:46:10.680 So you still have people on Fox News saying, finish the job.
00:46:13.660 It's like, are you delusional? 0.87
00:46:16.080 We didn't win in Vietnam, and that was like a fraction of Iran, a fraction. 0.98
00:46:22.300 So it's very dangerous times.
00:46:23.860 So what is the Pentagon thinking?
00:46:25.120 Because they all briefed him on this.
00:46:26.460 If I know this, and you're a former Navy SEAL and know all this from research, I mean, they know this.
00:46:33.960 He's fired a bunch of the head of the Army, the head of this, the head of that, because they were telling the truth.
00:46:38.040 I mean, I guess we really do need, but we don't have the vote for the 25th Amendment, and we don't have the cabinet.
00:46:43.060 At the flag rank level, these guys with 30-plus years in, their pension is like a very high percentage of their last active duty year,
00:46:52.780 and then they're going to get invited to sit on the board of Raytheon for a do-nothing,
00:46:57.480 go-golfing job as a board member of Raytheon where they'll pull down a million a year
00:47:01.920 for services rendered while they were in uniform.
00:47:05.000 It's an extremely corrupt system.
00:47:07.200 You know, you could never do that in Russia or China that would get you shot. 0.59
00:47:11.280 That kind of corruption, ghost soldiers in China or Russia, you're shot.
00:47:15.920 You know, they had generals in Russia that were like fiddling the logistics books
00:47:19.880 to pad their own expense account like they thought they were Ukrainian generals,
00:47:24.180 and they were shot. 0.98
00:47:26.180 So America is very corrupt.
00:47:28.220 So I wonder at what level it was a Colonel David Hackworth
00:47:32.600 that went on Meet the Press in, like, 1970.
00:47:35.460 It wasn't a general Westmoreland.
00:47:37.800 They're too invested.
00:47:39.280 They were already looking beyond retirement.
00:47:40.640 And it was Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers
00:47:42.880 that they knew five years before the war was lost
00:47:44.980 and just said, oh, we'll make money, so what?
00:47:48.360 Right.
00:47:48.800 And it was a colonel that David Hackworth, he wrote the fantastic book about face, which everybody should read.
00:47:55.680 But I think that what we're going to see in the Gulf states are colonels like Gaddafi or Colonel Nasser.
00:48:03.180 They wasn't a General Nasser or a General Gaddafi.
00:48:06.340 Those guys are made men.
00:48:07.680 They're millionaires.
00:48:08.680 I heard a joke in Honduras.
00:48:10.760 What is the military rank structure in the Honduran army?
00:48:14.820 It's a lieutenant, captain, major, colonel, general, millionaire, right?
00:48:20.460 By the time you're a millionaire, you're, like, invited to the embassy parties.
00:48:25.200 You've got the fancy uniform with all the braid all over the place.
00:48:29.240 You know, you're getting wined and dined.
00:48:31.140 It's the same thing.
00:48:32.040 So we have delusional D.C. with the Kushners and their private islands. 1.00
00:48:37.000 They have no, and then they got the few mogtards, moggatards that are delusional. 1.00
00:48:41.380 It is Hitler in the bunker. 1.00
00:48:42.380 right and we're and we're going into and you know just going past all you know ukraine russia and
00:48:49.940 you know which is a shame probably millions of ukrainians have died been displaced russia can
00:48:55.760 tolerate these casualties much more than ukraine because it's a fraction of the size of population
00:49:00.000 you know not only the dead all the men that are killed and it just sent to the front um to be 0.72
00:49:05.980 drone bait but all the people that have fled the country that are never going to go back did you 0.62
00:49:10.340 Do you see the hundreds of thousands of Israelis moving into Ukraine, bragging it's our country now? 0.81
00:49:16.420 And Israelis and Indians.
00:49:19.320 Right. 1.00
00:49:19.820 So it's a perfect storm.
00:49:21.480 But if you put that on top of this grand El Nino cycle in a winter where suddenly my friend in Ireland, diesel is over $10 a gallon per liter price.
00:49:33.500 So what's that going to do in the midterms?
00:49:35.300 How bad is the energy crisis going to get?
00:49:36.960 We're hearing 1.00
00:49:39.520 Oh, Iran's going to rain in the Houthis 1.00
00:49:43.460 I'm not even sure they can 0.95
00:49:44.440 No, they're not going to rain in the Houthis
00:49:48.120 I think that if this escalates 0.62
00:49:50.580 You can easily see the Suez Canal blocked
00:49:53.260 They've been holding that one back 1.00
00:49:56.020 They don't want Egypt to come in 1.00
00:50:00.380 And Egypt doesn't want to come in 0.59
00:50:01.960 Because they don't want the Suez Canal blocked
00:50:03.800 The Suez Canal is ultimate low-hanging fruit
00:50:06.960 What about China pressure on the Houthis?
00:50:12.680 The Chinese, the Houthis, Ansarallah, just call them Yemenis,
00:50:18.080 they don't care about American aircraft carriers.
00:50:20.760 They were saying all during the bombardment, the open bombardment of Gaza,
00:50:26.080 we're going to keep firing until Israel calls a halt.
00:50:29.240 By the way, I see videos of them.
00:50:31.220 They literally look starved to death.
00:50:33.060 They were 10 years of being starved to death.
00:50:34.860 People say, oh, look at them.
00:50:35.820 they literally for their dinner have like a piece of salad no that's why they're so tough
00:50:40.320 right they're extremely tough and they're tied to their land they are you know if you look at that 0.57
00:50:47.620 yeah we're almost out of time you got to come back again but what is this terrorist farming
00:50:51.560 about the yemen show us about this yeah the um the number four that yemen map um that part in
00:50:59.840 the dotted lines, that part in the dotted lines used to be Yemen until 1934. So the British created
00:51:07.040 Saudi Arabia. I mean, there was a movement going back to 1900, but the British with the new Saudi 0.99
00:51:12.680 kings took that land from Yemen. That was the best part of Yemen. That was the prime property of
00:51:19.480 Yemen. And that little point in the top, that little red point, that's Sada province where Joe
00:51:26.240 Kent was, that's the toughest part. That's the actual Houthi home ground. So when the Saudis 0.99
00:51:32.180 are taking the dotted line provinces, the other best parts of Yemen, where did they stop? Where 0.97
00:51:38.340 was the rock that they broke on was where the Houthis are. So those Houthis are probably going 1.00
00:51:44.780 to say, we're taking our provinces back. That was an unequal treaty.
00:51:48.820 No, I agree. The next is they're going to invade and take their homelands back. 0.99
00:51:51.660 and and we're we're out of shots you know we're seen as a paper tiger we're gonna see the the 0.83
00:51:59.180 whole all the sites pico um borders from from uh a century ago they're gonna be gone they're gonna
00:52:06.060 agree the old british lines are gone incredible job matt bracken i squeezed it out of you great
00:52:10.000 job we love you thank you we know it is on purpose the bisphenol a the atrazine all the stuff we're 0.55
00:52:16.200 bombed with is literally for women and men destroying us and that's what the doctors
00:52:21.020 scientists do i'm not one but i talk to them is they just take you back to the normal level this
00:52:25.660 isn't like you're you're in the nfl injecting all this anabolic stuff folks this is just getting
00:52:30.940 back to what humans are supposed to be and that's how we have to counter the globalist is with the
00:52:35.760 science god gave us i think men have definitely been having more effeminization over the years
00:52:41.340 uh due to a lot of the byproducts of what we're eating i mean at the end of the day you try to get
00:52:46.360 good meat and you know they have different hormone byproducts and so forth that are in them
00:52:50.240 that as you ingest it, thinking you're just consuming your natural food and nutrition
00:52:56.140 and good quality nutrition, that unfortunately can do harm to you.
00:53:00.500 Well, it's admitted that almost every town and city in the U.S.,
00:53:04.280 when they test the public, has atrazine in them
00:53:06.320 that is the second most used herbicide,
00:53:10.820 and that completely bends gender across the board.
00:53:14.860 Male or female, if you feel like you're suffering from your brain fog,
00:53:17.700 lack of energy, inability to move the scale, good or bad, meaning down to weight loss or
00:53:23.440 good up to trying to gain muscle. If your sexuality with your partner is not where you
00:53:29.860 want it to be, if you're having other issues in the sexual phase, just understand that hormones
00:53:34.900 are a huge play in the body. I mean, at the end of the day, the endocrine system is vastly being
00:53:40.700 used to manipulate our days as we go. And the thyroid as well as basic testosterone levels in
00:53:48.240 males and females are definitely having a great impact. And I think knowing where you stand with
00:53:53.120 those and making sure that they're well-situated is extremely important to your daily activities
00:53:58.520 and your daily interactions. Mood is greatly affected by both as well. And then knowing that
00:54:04.080 there are alternatives to hormones in addition to, which is the peptides. I think one of the
00:54:11.720 most commonly used ones, I mean, it's been used for more than 20 years, NAD, is just a wonderful
00:54:17.300 peptide for increase in energy, decrease in brain fog, and improvement of longevity. And I think
00:54:24.060 between that and glutathione, with the anti-inflammatory aspects of it, is hugely
00:54:29.380 helpful to people's common daily issues. Again, as a 47-year-old male, we all deal with certain
00:54:36.580 complexities of life. Just as of age and not doing anything extensive as far as athletics and so
00:54:42.880 forth as a young man, natural aches and pains, back pain, knee joint pain, etc. These are things
00:54:50.320 that are able to help you live a better quality of life rather than struggling through those type
00:54:54.780 of things and i think knowing that you have so much energy availability still left in the tank
00:54:59.760 even at 50 60 years old uh it's something that could be greatly used and and i hope that you
00:55:06.040 all know about it so that you guys can seek the resources to get those things you got to get
00:55:10.000 exercise you got to stop being sedentary you got to get real non-processed food what a lot of protein
00:55:14.780 a lot of you know high high quality vitamins and minerals and then if you get the right hormones
00:55:19.120 you're off the races and you're back to what we used to be you know being steve mcqueen and john
00:55:23.120 wayne um but i i'm not a scientist like you or a doctor like you but i can look it up you said oh
00:55:28.400 you've seen 21 year olds they admit whether you're 14 or whether you're 80 in the in the studies i've
00:55:34.480 seen it's over half a cut of whatever you're supposed to be at that age it's over 50 yes
00:55:39.660 there's such a vast world that is developing in the health and wellness space proactive space
00:55:44.220 uh that it is um unreal and it's ever evolving and it's truly exciting to be not only dr joe
00:55:50.620 palumbo we are so excited the adventure begins now incredible thank you so much for coming on
00:55:56.720 freedom rx health.com the adventure begins now thank you so much sir thanks alex have a great
00:56:03.140 day appreciate you knock it out of the park doctor thank you