00:00:34A lot of our news continues to be what's going on in the UK, as that seems to be ground zero for the attempt to fully eradicate Europe's history and replace it with something utterly different and new.
00:00:49We do have some updates to the Ukraine war, Trump greenlights chilling backdoor deal with Putin that risks in enraging Ukraine and GOP allies.0.95
00:01:15We'll get into, again, more disappointments from the immigration side of things, the utter lack of deportations even amongst populations that had their temporary protected status removed.
00:01:27got walmart making a very interesting promise walmart is like we promise we will never use
00:01:38ai to determine the income of our customers in order to turn around and then use that
00:01:44to reprice things and charge them more it's like that's a very particular promise are you already
00:01:50doing that that's very specific actually we'll get into that as well but I actually want to start
00:01:57today with some videos of a really good debate that Steven Crowder held with a professor at
00:02:08Harvard and spoiler alert the Harvard professor loses the debate practically at every turn
00:02:18for every question. I really thought this was good. I didn't know the debate was going on.
00:02:23I just saw it afterwards. And the clips that have come out of it are really very impressive
00:02:29on behalf of Stephen Crowder. So we'll go ahead and begin with clip number nine. This is Stephen
00:02:36Crowder's opening. So this whole debate was about the idea of DEI and sort of ideological
00:02:43adherence amongst our higher education and it's it's one of these weird sort of
00:02:52circumstances where the person that steven crowder is debating is kind of on his side like
00:02:58their words versus their practice there's a there's a large gap between those things and
00:03:06And they kind of have to like the reason they don't do debates is because when these types of debates happen and they're actually confronted and actually have to answer these questions, it becomes clear that like what they claim they support is completely at odds with what they actually support on the ground in factuality.
00:03:26So let's go to clip number nine here. This is Stephen Crowder and his opening statement against a Harvard professor who's there sort of trying to downplay.
00:03:35And basically, he's this is why it's confusing. He's not even he's not saying D.I. is good and it should be good.
00:03:39He's saying D.I. you're right. D.I. is not good, but we don't do it here, even though they clearly do.1.00
00:03:45Here's Stephen Crowder. This is my first time ever doing an opening statement.
00:09:34But he did so while defending the practice of disinvitation itself as a form of expression.
00:09:40He still stands up and unambiguously defends Harvard and academia at large,
00:09:44while conservatives who show up to speak get shouted down, threatened, vilified at campuses at large.
00:09:51We can take it down, but that was his opening statement. I just I thought the numbers that he presented were perhaps not shocking, but concerning.
00:10:00Not shocking because we're well aware of just how captured our elite institutions are, but just the numbers themselves and the fact that you can't find a single conservative professor in Harvard.
00:10:14like he said i mean when he sarcastically he's like oh but it's natural but it's normal but
00:10:19there's no you know artificial establishment of leftist dogma as the ideology that you
00:10:27are required to have of course you're required to have it and it is like it's like a snowball
00:10:33effect it's like the more of these people you put in because they are illiberal they actually do not
00:10:37believe in classical liberal ideology, which would say that even though I don't like what you say,
00:10:45I'll defend to the death your right to say it. They don't actually believe that. They aren't
00:10:49actually liberals. That's not even really the right thing to call them. What this is,
00:10:53this mindset of control, of subservience to the forces of power, it's an ideological purity that
00:11:03they require because any, you know, anybody not on their team, anybody who doesn't fit right in
00:11:11and believe everything they believe is a, in their view, existential threat to their entire system.
00:11:18One square peg has to be sanded down until it's round. You can't have one square peg. It's going
00:11:23to screw the whole system up. And so they demand ideological purity 100% of the time. And what
00:11:29ends up happening is truth facts studies that are counterproductive to the leftist agenda get
00:11:39ignored and the people who push them get threatened like you just explained with that professor
00:11:44showing that there was no racial bias in police shootings himself had to have an armed guard and
00:11:50the college did nothing to you know try to inform their students hey this is inappropriate the
00:11:55reaction that you're having. So what do you think happens next? I mean, all that's happening is that
00:12:01anybody who may want to present information that is outside of the Overton window that they've
00:12:07been presented is just going to stay quiet about it. Just not going to not going to mention it.
00:12:12It's the. You know, the heckler's veto or the, you know, ideological purity test.
00:12:18they can be used against a single person but the effects of it are widespread across the entire
00:12:25population because the message is sent you either say what we want you to say you tell us what we
00:12:30want you what we want to hear or else you're an enemy and you know you might not even survive0.99
00:12:36yeah we've got tenure we can't fire you then you know we'll sick sick the leftist psychopaths on0.99
00:12:41you who you know don't fear jail because they know they'll never be sent there let's go to0.93
00:12:47clip number i guess we'll go to clip 18 here because this was probably one of the biggest
00:12:52most bombshell moments of this entire debate that again exposes the lack of good faith that the left
00:13:00engages in here in america uh clip number 18 sort of an unintentionally i think maybe it was
00:13:06intentional stephen crowder gets the professor to say that charlie kirk was right let's watch
00:13:12I said that affirmative action has some costs.
00:14:38Again, trying to downplay the effects of the rhetoric that's coming out of these elite institutions.
00:14:45It is this sort of game that they play where it's, yeah, you know, that is what happens.
00:14:50But, you know, we talk about it in our class.
00:14:52Steven Crowder just hits him with the, you know, all right, I'll write that on Charlie's grave, which is like, well, people are getting killed over this.
00:14:59You may be able to talk about it, you know, in the safety of your tenured position.
00:15:04But that, in a way, is a point of privilege.
00:15:07And anybody who's not a black professor at Harvard trying to talk about this gets smeared as a racist because of the entire sort of corpus of leftist thought that is constantly pumped out of these universities.
00:15:23This is another brilliant point by Stephen Crowder, and it just goes to the heart of why we can't get anything done.
00:15:29It's like that millennial woes tweet that everybody tweets out when it says, you know, leftists pretend not to understand the argument, which makes actually debating them completely impossible.
00:15:39Sort of a variation on that. Let's go to clip number 14 here. This is once again, Stephen Crowder versus this Harvard professor.
00:15:46Here's the part where we redefine words, right? It's not discrimination. It's preference. It's not censorship. It's disinvitation.
00:15:56It's not a pause on taxpayer funding to a school that was such a monolith that they had a DEI pledge until they realized people were on to them.
00:18:38And by the way, when I was an untenured professor, I was very critical of various aspects of policies at Harvard and made no, it did not bother me at all.
00:18:53Would you have provided the required statement describing your efforts to encourage diversity, inclusion, belonging, description of all efforts to identify candidates from diverse populations, including women for tenure candidates, how the candidate specifically has contributed to diversity, inclusion?
00:19:14I know because you said that this was gross, that this was awful, this pledge, and it shouldn't have been made so.
00:19:19And I appreciate that you said that, so I'm asking you, would you have signed it?
00:19:30You're now facing the dilemma that every other professor did.
00:19:54Just a brilliant, just a brilliant, again, not even a trap by Stephen Crowder, but just illustrating that it's easy to take these positions when you are tenured.
00:20:03It's easy to speculate that, yeah, I probably would have been super brave back then.
00:20:08But when it's actually put to you, it's not that it's not quite that easy, actually.
00:20:14actually that litmus test is exactly what it is that demand that you sign it was a litmus test
00:20:22of whether you valued the truth or whether you valued your position and what the institution
00:20:28could give you and five years where the professors made the choice to abandon truth
00:20:34and abandon reality it whether they believed it or not both are bad let's go now to clip number
00:20:4013. We just have time for this because, again, I think Stephen Crowder completely defeated this
00:20:47Harvard professor. I really don't know how you can come away with from this without understanding
00:20:53that everything the left has promoted at higher education has been an abominable failure at
00:21:00achieving anything that these universities were established and continue to be funded
00:21:04to achieve. That is intellectual rigor, academic excellence. All of these things fall to the
00:21:10wayside when you inject it with identity politics and racial grievances. Let's go to
00:21:16clip 13 here. Let me just give you let me give you a for instance. My my colleague Harvey Mansfield
00:21:30conservative long-standing conservative has said that there needs to be diversity there needs to
00:21:38be affirmative action for conservative professors my view okay sounds okay to me i'm for that yeah
00:21:48i don't now you know i'd be against that okay fine i'd be against that for the same reason i'm
00:21:54against affirmative action and admissions we don't need affirmative action for conservative
00:21:57professors we need no litmus tests and blocking we need to stop the coercion and the intimidation
00:22:04See, this is this is the absurdity of affirmative action, affirmative action, not just, hey, you're not allowed to discriminate.
00:22:13But no, you actually have to discriminate in the opposite direction.
00:22:27And if that had been the solution the entire time, then we wouldn't have to worry about this.
00:22:31But at the same time, is that enough? I mean, if these institutions are already institutionally captured completely ideologically from the student body to the professors to the leadership, then how do you ensure that the boot is actually taken off the neck and there's not some sort of inherent discrimination going on?
00:22:52And maybe if all of these, you know, for generations, professors that are conservative and kept out, there's an argument there for affirmative action.
00:23:02I'm still on Stephen's side, but it just shows you how affirmative action just creates a feedback cycle of problems.
00:23:17we stick with american politics for now i'm just holding off on getting into
00:23:23the uk because that's going to take up a lot of time here
00:23:28this story we didn't cover we came out yesterday
00:23:35and again it sort of just goes to what we constantly talk about the reason why
00:23:44it's so necessary to have a hard line on so many of these topics that there's this feeling now and
00:23:51i always constantly explain it by some sort of inverted white supremacy some weird idea from
00:23:58people in the west they're like where everything's fine and we'll always be fine and there's nothing
00:24:02you know that can happen that'll really disrupt how comfortable and easy our lives are
00:24:08and the knowledge in quite the contrary that you tick down a notch or two on the corruption0.98
00:24:18ladder and uh you're in hell you're an absolute hell and again i just i just want to express0.70
00:24:26people the fact that america is a land where the idea of like a local you know functionary0.99
00:24:35of the government would ever solicit a bribe from you it's it's like kind of unheard of it's
00:24:42becoming increasingly common obviously corruption festers underneath the surface to a very large
00:24:48degree but even the fact that it's under the surface is kind of a good thing because in these
00:24:53other countries it's not under the surface it's right out in the open it's accepted as a way of
00:24:57doing business and i just just want to emphasize like people have this belief that it's just like
00:25:04The way that it is and it always will be. No, it's this way because America is a particular place with a particular type of people and a particular style of governance and a particular requirement of their people to be upstanding.
00:25:19well people might not think that's the case it really is it really is it's more to do with the
00:25:28social and sort of cultural pressure that defines who we are rather than like the laws on the books
00:25:36you can't write enough laws on the books to govern every aspect of human behavior
00:25:41a lot of that work is done by the understanding that here in america we don't think it's clever
00:25:47and cute and you know cunning to screw people over we just think no you're just a bad person0.88
00:25:54for doing that could you claim to be disabled and get you know money for it yeah probably
00:26:00sort of a vulnerability of our system it requires decent people with upstanding morals0.99
00:26:05who won't take advantage of that vulnerability if instead you replace that population with a
00:26:12population that sees the vulnerability as a failure of the system and their exploitation of
00:26:18it is simple matter of course like you're gonna start to degrade in a very rapid fashion and
00:26:24probably never without a lot of war and fighting and you know top-down oppression i mean how do
00:26:30you recapture how do you reclaim how do you re-establish a population that on their own
00:26:36volition without being forced no not to take advantage of vulnerabilities like if you lose
00:26:42that it goes away forever and you basically have to replace it with top-down oppression and then
00:26:49the question is whether the person oppressing everybody is actually trying to do something
00:26:53good or just sort of the best at playing the exploit everyone game the story is this and
00:27:02And these are the types of horrors that inspire me every day to come up here and talk about all the corruption in a desperate attempt to shine light on it in the hopes that we still have that character in America that rebels against this type of stuff.
00:27:191,600 baby teeth found at mass gravesite in Mexico as officials deny knowledge.
00:27:26A volunteer group searching for missing people says it has uncovered at least 1,600 baby teeth at a mass gravesite in western Mexico believed to belong to children who were victims of human trafficking.
00:27:38The group of parents, founded by former Miohacan congresswoman Margarita Lopez, spent the last two weeks rallying outside of Mexico's attorney general's office in Mexico City demanding genetic testing and identification of the teeth, but has so far been unsuccessful.
00:27:56Just leave you a second to soak all that in.
00:28:00I like living in a country as annoying as they can be.
00:28:05At least the people going to, like, petition our government have some kind of silly demands about their comfort or they're concerned about climate change.
00:28:16It's like, I'm actually pretty glad that we don't live in a country where we're having to beg our attorney general.
00:28:21OK, can we identify these thousands of baby teeth to see if they belong to kidnap victims and then just not getting a response?
00:28:31Remember, we were talking about this probably a year ago because a video had gone viral showing just hundreds of photos posted around a fountain in Mexico City.
00:28:42Just hundreds of photos of people who had gone missing, never to be found, never to be investigated, just disappeared.
00:28:51Into the Mexican wilderness and the cartel prisons.
00:28:57And I'm glad we don't live in a country like that.
00:29:00Again, I just want to emphasize Mexico is like, you know, just like a tick or two down from America.0.95
00:29:07And we really need to remind ourselves how lucky we are to be in a country that doesn't have crap like this happening because this is happening in almost every other country in the world.
00:29:18and probably happening here, too, but to a much smaller and less horrifying degree.
00:29:24Lopez told Mexican news outlet Millenio that her group Buscando Cuerpos in Toto, Mexico,
00:29:32was accompanied by an investigator from the Mexico attorney general's office
00:29:35during a search of the Miohacan city of Zacapu in 2021 when they spotted smoke rising from a hill.
00:29:43They made their way to a property allegedly owned by drug traffickers from Sinaloa
00:29:47where they discovered what appeared to be human remains.
00:30:15that the teeth belong to children between the ages of one to 12 who may have been the victims
00:30:19of organ trafficking or sexual exploitation. I could be the tooth fairy, you know, or it could
00:30:26be sex trafficking victims. I guess we'll have to investigate. The grizzly discovery has not yet
00:30:31been as yet to be independently confirmed through forensic testing and the federal and state
00:30:36authorities have not linked the teeth to specific victims. The Meohokin state attorney general's
00:30:42The office rejected the claims in a statement Thursday, saying from 2021 to the present, no complaint, referral to authorities or request for forensic intervention related to these events has ever been received.
00:30:51The office said, adding the Mexico's AG office had not received any reports either.
00:31:00Might that be because the people don't know that their children went missing?
00:31:04Maybe children were given to drug traffickers with the expectation that they would be shipped to the United States only to never be heard from again.
00:31:16Maybe, you know, there's lots of circumstances that would lead to not only the baby teeth being found in giant mass graves, but also the lack of reporting to the authorities about this.
00:31:30Again, I don't I don't have some grand conspiracy about this.
00:31:34I'm pretty sure this is exactly what it looks like.
00:31:36I'm pretty sure this is just what happens when your entire nation is essentially a open market for drug cartels and human traffickers.
00:31:45This is what you get. This is what happens. And the authorities are incapable or unwilling to do anything about it.
00:31:51And so the regular people just have their children go missing and killed.
00:31:57Lopez blasted the response in a country with over one in a country with over one hundred thirty thousand people, including eighteen thousand one hundred and four children missing.
00:32:06so they're like yeah we don't think this is true it's like well you've got 18 000 children on the
00:32:12missing list so what do you mean this is like unexpected or something i mean kids went somewhere
00:32:19right they want to downplay this incident but the operation to recover 1600 baby teeth involved
00:32:24officers from the meohawkins state attorney general's office acting under an official
00:32:28assignment order uh assignment order to provide perimeter security and everything is documented
00:32:34in the preliminary investigation, she wrote on Facebook Thursday. Lopez said a federal prosecutor
00:32:38and forensic personnel were present during the recovery. They handled the chain of custody for
00:32:42their recovered remains. I'm not lying, she wrote. Lopez has requested intervention from
00:32:46the International Committee of the Red Cross to help with the investigation.
00:32:54Why are we not at war with the cartels? Why is it exactly that we are spending so much time
00:33:00and money dealing with Iran when we clearly have a lawless narco state just to our south0.98
00:33:07who routinely victimizes not just their own people, but Americans as well.0.95
00:33:12And I just once again would like to reemphasize that is the direction we're headed.
00:33:17The horrors that await us should we continue to turn towards tolerance and acceptance of
00:33:24this sort of stuff is really beyond the imagination of most Americans.
00:33:29They think this type of thing happens, I don't know, in the Congo and they don't have to worry about it.
00:33:33No, it's happening in stone's throw of where you live and it's coming here quicker than you might realize.0.97
00:33:42Meanwhile, they are, of course, still doing everything they can to maximize the number of illegal or legal immigrants that are moving into America.0.61
00:33:54No legal status required. Boston is now paying immigrants five hundred and seventy five dollars to learn political organizing and U.S. born residents can't apply.
00:34:05Boston is paying immigrants five hundred and seventy five dollars apiece to complete a 10 week course in political organizing with no legal status check on applicants and native born U.S. Bostonians barred from the program entirely.
00:34:17According to the CityZone website, Immigrants Lead Boston, run by the mayor's office for immigrant advancement, now in its seventh cohort under Mayor Michelle Wu.
00:34:26The program launched under former mayor Marty Walsh in the fall of 2020 and has been continued and expanded by the Wu administration.
00:34:36The American government is paying for non-Americans to learn how to organize and take over our political system.0.94
00:34:47The American government is taking taxpayers from you, the American people, and paying them to non-Americans for the sole intent and purpose of infiltrating and subverting our electoral process.0.81
00:35:02I think that's wrong. I don't think that should happen.
00:35:06I think that's a suicidally stupid thing for any nation to engage in.0.99
00:35:10And yet we've been doing it for the last decade or more, half decade or more.0.97
00:35:15The Boston.gov program page states applicants may apply regardless of their immigration status. That opens the door to green card holders, DACA recipients, refugees, asylum seekers and undocumented residents. The same page states plainly that, quote, candidates must be Boston residents, comma, immigrants.
00:35:32That means native born U.S. Bostonians are not eligible to apply. The current fall 2026 course runs through September 21st, run September 21st through December 5th, with participants selected from applications that were due August 17th.
00:35:47So Boston is running a program to train foreigners to engage in the American political process. Each accepted immigrant receives five hundred seventy five dollars scholarship at the end of the program for completing the course per the city.
00:36:01The city describes the program's goal as helping emerging leaders committed to advocating for their immigrant community in Boston.
00:36:07The curriculum, per Boston.gov, includes civic engagement and community organizing, public narrative, and immigration history and topics impacting immigrants, racism, and equity.
00:36:55Two months later, 530 of them have been sent back to Haiti.
00:36:59Almost none of the three thousand three hundred and fifty thousand have been deported.
00:37:03They're still here. What exactly is Secretary Mullen of the DHS doing?
00:37:10Well, not mass deportations, that's for damn sure.
00:37:14Not even enforcing TPS, which this is the insane part about the Republicans, is that they will remove TPS.
00:37:23that will cause a big firestorm against all odds and previous established patterns of behavior.
00:37:31They actually stick with it and say, no, you know what? We're doing this. We're following
00:37:35through. We are going to remove temporary protected status. It's only right. And remember,
00:37:39their temporary protected status expires automatically. A judge has to come in and
00:37:44say, actually, I don't want this to expire, even though it was written as a law with the intention
00:37:49of expiring. And for some reason, people on TPS are given like 30 year mortgage loans, even though
00:37:54their stay is truncated deliberately. So they'll go through this. They'll fight for it. They'll
00:38:03get it. They'll wave the big victory flag and say, see, we're we're fighting for y'all. We just got
00:38:08TPS removed and it was a hard fight and we won. And then they just don't do it. Then they just
00:38:13don't follow through. They don't do the thing that they spent months fighting to be able to do.
00:38:17they then choose not to do it. It's very disappointing. Just one of a number of
00:38:23populations that it would be of infinite simplicity to pack up and ship out. It's not
00:38:30that hard. We know who they are. If they have temporary protective status, that means we know
00:38:34who they are and we know where they are. Otherwise, they're just an illegal immigrant. But if they0.99
00:38:39have TPS, then they are the easiest class of immigrants to find, identify and remove. But1.00
00:38:44they just won't do that won't happen we also have today jack smith being grilled by members of the
00:38:53house i believe former prosecutor slams threats erosion of rule of law under trump very ironic
00:39:00former special counsel jack smith defended his criminal prosecution of donald trump before
00:39:05congress tuesday decrying what he said were unprecedented attacks on the rule of law in
00:39:09trump's second term smith was forced to halt two federal investigations he was conducting
00:39:14concerning trump after the republican was re-elected to serve a second term as president
00:39:17november 2024 one involved attempts to overturn the election the 2020 presidential election which
00:39:24trump lost and the other concerned the retaliate the retention of classified documents after trump
00:39:28left the white house in 2021 addressing the republican dominated senate judiciary committee
00:39:33smith defended decisions he made as special counsel for the department of justice including
00:39:37the bringing of charges against trump quote i made those decisions without regard to trump's
00:39:41political association activities beliefs or candidacy in the 2020 presidential election he
00:39:45said our investigation developed proof beyond a reasonable doubt that president trump engaged in
00:39:50serious crimes against our nation he made similar remarks during a closed-door hearing before the
00:39:55house judiciary committee in december 2025 and during a public hearing before the same committee
00:40:00in january as i appear before you today it is my belief that the rule of law faces challenges unlike
00:40:06any we have experienced in our lifetime. Our investigation developed proof beyond a reasonable
00:40:11doubt that President Trump engaged in unlawful actions. He says, I myself have been threatened
00:40:18with jail by the president of the United States. Nevertheless, I remain confident that the rule
00:40:22of law will endure because so many continue to uphold it faithfully each day throughout our
00:40:26legal system, the foreign prosecutor said. Here's the good news. The good news is we don't have to
00:40:31have his admission to punish him. We don't have to have him come to Jesus and say, you know what?
00:40:38You're right. I was a political bulldog sicked on President Trump in a classic Stalinist move of
00:40:46here's the man find the crime. You're right. It is unprecedented that I was simply given,
00:40:54despite not being approved by the Senate, authority to investigate these as if I had been.
00:40:59You're right, Jack Smith says. I should have been, if anything, assigned one of these, but to be assigned both of these suits against President Trump, that reeks of political hit job.
00:41:15And even if if I thought I was being, you know, totally unbiased, the mere fact that I was largely told, here's Trump, go get him, find what you can on him really undermines the trust that people have in the rule of law.
00:41:30And I shouldn't have engaged in it. That's never going to help tell you that right now. It's never going to happen. They'll never admit it. We don't need them to. We just don't need them to.
00:41:40You can just look at the evidence as it stands. You can see Jack Smith's career in the past and what he had done to the person from Virginia. Remember, Jack Smith, his entire career was like he charged some politician from Virginia with some crime that was later overturned in a unanimous decision.
00:42:01He was sort of humiliated by this and had to run off to Europe to become a U.N. lawyer before he was recalled back to go get Trump.
00:42:10But the effect of going after this Virginia politician was that they ruined his reputation, destroyed his ability to be a political force, had the whole thing completely overturned, never apologized for it, never admitted they were wrong.
00:42:25And it's exactly what they tried to do with Trump.
00:43:56But also we wanted all of these people that had ruined our lives for months on end, who had hijacked the American government and turned it to their own tyrannical means.
00:44:07We wanted them punished, not only because it's what justice demands, but as a sign to anybody in the future, you can't play games like this.
00:44:17If your political opponent, you know, pisses you off, you got to deal with it in the political arena, not try to sack him with some sort of federal charge and send him to prison for the next 400 years.
00:44:29If you do that, you're the one that ends up going to prison.
00:44:32This is a crucial aspect of Donald Trump's promises during the 2024 campaign and a crucial failure up till now that these people are still not only not in jail, but they're defiant.
00:44:45They're out there, you know, lying to the Senate and trying to get away with all of this.
00:45:08We'll probably have to cover this when we get back on the other side.
00:45:10trump greenlights chilling backdoor deal with putin that risks enraging ukraine and gop allies
00:45:16president trump has quietly signed off on a cold war style scheme to ease sanctions on vladimir
00:45:22putin's russia in exchange for the release of political prisoners the plan was pitched to the
00:45:26president a few months ago by john cole his in uh envoy to eastern europe and a former trump lawyer
00:45:31and had been kept secret according to the atlantic trump approved u.s officials to strike lucrative
00:45:36deals for Russian oil, diesel and rare earth minerals, even as Moscow keeps bombing Ukrainian
00:45:40cities. The backdoor deal could trigger outrage from Ukraine and European leaders who fear the
00:45:45revenue flowing to the Kremlin will be used to bankroll Putin's invasion. The president could
00:45:49also face backlash from his Republican lawmakers on Capitol Hill. It comes just weeks after Trump
00:45:55signed a law placing severe sanctions on Russia in any country that trades with it. So again,
00:46:00the waffling the chaos the complete inadequacy here this must be new trump opened to iranian
00:46:09sanctions relief for concrete progress on nuclear issues u.s official says print that out for me
00:46:1413 hours ago i didn't see that one so good it looks like you know right as things are getting
00:46:22to the point of no return trump is at least trying to rein things back in whether he'll be successful
00:46:27I guess is dependent on whether Volodymyr Zelensky and Benjamin Netanyahu are in on the overall plot or willing to work with Trump.
00:46:37So I don't have high hopes for this, but obviously Trump is looking at the numbers and going, OK, this isn't going to work for much longer.
00:46:44Like I said, you already had Pakistan in rationing for fuel.
00:46:49The UK is starting to talk about plans they have for rationing fuel.
00:46:52The fuel rationing is going to increase across the world, and that is going to be the death knell for not just Trump's economic recovery, so-called, but the U.S. dollar as the reserve currency and our prominence on the world stage.
00:47:07We'll cover that when we get back in the second hour.
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00:55:19so the four people making this decision in the Congress
00:55:22are all four recipients of huge amounts of Israeli lobby money,
00:55:27and the Republican chairman, Brian Mast of Florida,
00:55:31served, volunteered with the IDF, and then showed up in the House of Representatives wearing an IDF
00:55:36uniform, a foreign military uniform. That's the chairman of the committee that signed off on this
00:55:40decision. Where did this idea come from? It came from the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem. Who's the
00:55:46ambassador? Mike Huckabee, completely an extremist and a committed Christian Zionist. His deputy,0.94
00:55:53who runs the embassy, is the stepson of Mark Levin. It's like you couldn't make this up.
00:56:00None of this is an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory.
00:56:03There's nothing anti-Semitic about it.0.64
00:56:05It is what you're seeing now revealed is the control of what was supposed to be the most powerful country in the world by a country of 9 million people with no resources.
00:56:15So it's a bewildering thing to see out loud, and it is out in the open.
00:56:21And there's an attempt to rewrite history, reality, in real time and deny that any of it's true, but it is true.
00:56:40It's our material, and then we give them the money to buy it from – it's a gift.
00:56:44It's a big gift to Israel so they can do more of what they've been doing, which, of course, now is even more readily apparent and observable than ever before.
00:56:55As you may know, Google Maps recently updated its satellite imagery for Gaza, and it gives you a chance to actually see the true scale of destruction, which can only be described as biblical.
00:59:53And this is what we're paying for, and this is what we're called anti-Semites.
00:59:58for opposing and i'm right there with tucker when he's just like people are trying to convince you
01:00:06this isn't the case in real time so they can later you know call you an anti-semite for pointing out
01:00:11what actually happened and how it actually took place and how america just chose to send nearly
01:00:17three billion dollars worth of a brand new ship and a bomb despite our stockpiles being so low
01:00:22we're like having to cancel deliveries to the european countries or delayed them at the very0.73
01:00:26least we're doing this off the behest of mike huckabee devoted traitorous zionist his deputy
01:00:34who is mark levin's stepson brian mast the traitor in congress who wears his idf uniform
01:00:41and like one or two other devoted zionists who have somehow found their waves ways into these
01:00:48positions so here's the before and after from 2022 to 2026 and you know the response you get
01:00:56the same response every time. Well, they shouldn't have started it then. As if, you know, kidnapping
01:01:08a couple hundred people is therefore justification for absolute and total genocide of an entire0.68
01:01:19populace again just beyond horrifying and uh what has been the result of this well hamas is still
01:01:30active apparently hasn't actually defeated hamas imagine doing all of this and you still didn't
01:01:36even get the hostages until trump was able to make the deal all of this and you have not defeated
01:01:44Hamas and they have recently come out and said we should do this exact same thing to the West Bank
01:01:51they are doing this exact same thing to southern Lebanon
01:01:54it's like beyond Dresden or Tokyo during the fire bombings
01:02:01it's been two years of systematic eradication of human life in this entire area0.96
01:02:09but god forbid palestinian kids want to fly a kite they'll be sniped0.96
01:02:16and of course all of our support for israel has had the effect of not just disadvantaging america0.64
01:02:24in a million ways but also making our previous sacrifices come to nothing u.s forces exit iraq
01:02:31After two decades, leaving opening for Iran, U.S. forces have now left a country where four hundred four thousand five hundred of them died in the worst U.S. war of the 21st century.
01:02:44Departure boosts powerful allies of Iran, even as Washington wages war against Tehran.
01:02:50Iraqi security officials said pullout could provide room for Islamic State to revive.
01:02:55The last U.S. soldier killed in Iraq was in July.
01:03:00U.S. forces are set to pull out from their last bases in Iraq by Wednesday, a departure celebrated as a victory by Iran and its allies, who now have deep influence in the country where four hundred four thousand five hundred Americans died during more than two decades of war.
01:03:13Iran security experts say that the withdrawal agreed in twenty twenty four under President Joe Biden and carried out by President Trump's administration, even as it wages war against Iran, could give Tehran and its powerful allies free reign while also allowing other U.S. enemies to stage a comeback, including the Islamic State.
01:03:30The Reuters Iran briefing rather that's just to add Iran stands to strategically benefit from the coalition's departure because it removes a military presence that for years acted as a counterweight to Tehran's influence in Iraq.
01:03:43He predicted that the pro-Iranian militia groups would not only portray the departure as a victory for their movement, but also seek to translate that momentum into greater influence over security and political decision making.
01:05:17president trump is willing to give iran sanctions relief and release frozen funds as part of a final
01:05:25deal but only if tehran offers concrete progress on the nuclear issue a u.s official told cnn
01:05:30Monday as mediators try to bring both countries back to the negotiation table. The United States
01:05:35is having, quote, positive and constructive discussions through the mediators, the official
01:05:39said, though they noted that they will not that there will not be a deal unless issues are
01:05:43addressed. Trump on Saturday rejected Iran's latest proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz,
01:05:47calling it unacceptable. They want to make a deal on Sunday. Trump told Axios that he expects more
01:05:53talks with Iran to occur this week. The official said that special envoy Steve Witkoff, Jared
01:05:57Kushner, Vice President J.D. Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are leading the talks on the
01:06:01U.S. side. On Monday, he also disputed the idea he offered Iran any concession, saying on Truth
01:06:06Social that he offered them nothing. They want to make a deal, but it's not the deal I want to make,
01:06:10the president said Sunday. It's what we would have maybe agreed to a year ago. They overplayed their
01:06:14hand. According to the official, Iran has indicated they're flexible on nuclear issues. Both sides have
01:06:19not reached an agreement on the timing of the commitment. So essentially, you've got American
01:06:23and Iranian representatives both meeting with mediators, I believe in Qatar.
01:06:29Tehran now waiting for U.S. response to a seven-point proposal, Aragji says.
01:06:34But something's got to happen soon, and not only is Trump seemingly signaling his willingness
01:06:40to make a deal with Iran, he also is apparently trying to make a backdoor deal with Putin.
01:06:48Weeks after Trump signed a law placing severe sanctions on Russia and any country that trades
01:06:53with it. They're now testing the water, paving the way for a massive fertilizer deal. Trump Trump0.83
01:07:00trumpeted on truth social last week. Cole told the Atlantic that Russia is also at the table
01:07:05because the fertilizer would likely have to be shipped out through Russian territory.
01:07:10Washington has largely avoided trade deals involving Russia since the invasion of Ukraine.
01:07:13Donald Trump has quietly signed off on a Cold War scheme to ease sanctions
01:07:16in exchange for the release of political prisoners. Trump approved U.S. officials to strike lucrative
01:07:22deals for russian oil diesel and rare earth minerals even as moscow keeps bombing ukrainian
01:07:27cities the backdoor deal could trigger outrage from ukrainian and european leaders that fear
01:07:31that revenue flowing to the kremlin will be used to bankroll putin's invasion yeah but if you don't
01:07:37do this everybody starves to death so i think you know you made this situation you have to deal with
01:07:42the consequences of it all of this stuff works towards the possibility of peace cole told the
01:07:47atlantic rush uh ukraine president voldemir zelinski vowed to do everything he could to
01:07:51block any lifting of Russian sanctions before the war ends, but admitted it would be tough to
01:07:55compete with the pull of Russian money. Belarus opposition leader warns the swaps simply reward
01:08:01the regime for taking hostages, telling the Atlantic they can always arrest more people.
01:08:05The White House this week nominated Cole as special presidential envoy for hostage affairs,
01:08:09a post that will force him to face senators before he can take it up. Trump returned to the White
01:08:14House last year after repeatedly boasting on the campaign trail that he could end the war within
01:08:1824 hours. He's since held repeated calls with Putin and his envoy, Steve Witkoff, to meet the
01:08:23Russian leader at least seven times. Trump even rolled out the red carpet for Putin at an Alaskan
01:08:27summit in August 2025. But the talks ended without a ceasefire. More than a year after that meeting,
01:08:32he's still chasing a peace deal with Russian forces continuing to bomb Ukrainian cities.
01:08:37Washington has largely avoided trade deals involving Russia since the invasion of Ukraine.
01:08:40which is not possible so just it it looks like reality is catching up to the warmongers
01:08:49and the understanding as much as they've tried to ignore it that this literally cannot go on
01:08:55much longer before everybody pays the price is starting to crack through and you now have this
01:09:01russian envoy in dc for talks with u.s officials about ukraine war energy ceasefire russian envoy
01:09:07Kirov Dmitriev was in Washington, D.C. on Monday meeting with U.S. officials to discuss stopping
01:09:12war with Ukraine and a potential post-war energy deal with the United States, the White House said.
01:09:17Dmitriev's visit comes after President Trump met with Zelensky in New York last week and urged
01:09:21Ukrainian leaders to enact energy infrastructure ceasefire, which, of course, he was told that
01:09:25would happen. And then Zelensky just went ahead and bombed the three biggest refineries in Russia
01:09:31immediately after. The president also is interested in a deal where Russia would release
01:09:36some political prisoners in exchange of easing U.S. sanctions, Dmitriyev's visit would align
01:09:41with those aims, along with Trump's interest in reintegrating Russia into the global economy
01:09:45and getting access to its vast energy reserves, which include oil, diesel, rare earth minerals,
01:09:50natural gas, and other commodities. Kirill Dmitriyev was in Washington, D.C. yesterday
01:09:53meeting with U.S. officials to continue constructive discussions on peaceful resolution
01:10:02to the ukraine-russia conflict and possible u.s russia energy initiatives after the war ends
01:10:07trump has pushed both sides to come to the table and make a deal to end the war he also invited
01:10:11russian president vladimir's uh putin to the g20 summit he's holding in december in miami
01:10:17zelinski has suggested the summit would be a good time for a triadal meet triadal meeting to discuss
01:10:22a ceasefire but russia is getting revenge for the attacks on its infrastructure on ukraine just
01:10:30like we knew they would Russia's drones zero in on Ukraine's data centers and mobile providers
01:10:36the Russian defense ministry on Tuesday indicated that it attacked and struck two military cargo
01:10:42vessels in the Black Sea as well as two data centers in the Ukrainian capital overnight
01:10:45the vessels which were sailing foreign flags were struck off Odessa President Zelensky also
01:10:49confirmed on a Tuesday statement the Kiev region along with 10 others came under attack overnight
01:10:54Zelensky acknowledged but it is the capital which has been getting pounded also following many weeks
01:10:58in months of Ukraine's long range drone strikes on Russian territory. On Monday, at least two
01:11:03people were killed when a drone hit the National Academy of Sciences in the central part of the
01:11:06capital. The Academy in a statement blasted the attacks as Russian terror and barbarity aimed at
01:11:10peaceful people who are simply at their workplace. A couple of new themes have emerged in what has
01:11:15been a nightly reality of devastating air raids. First, high flying jet powered drones have
01:11:20increasingly deployed by Russia. The new Garen 5 is said to have anti jamming capabilities and can
01:11:25travel up to an estimated 370 miles per hour all of this makes them extremely hard to intercept
01:11:30another theme is the war on data centers and mobile infrastructure one regional source cited
01:11:35the russian defense ministry claim calling the campaign a mandatory digital detox with grim
01:11:39sarcasm the same source document uh the same source documents the following recent attacks
01:11:45on data centers in ukraine at the start of this week russia hit the headquarters of kiev star
01:11:49russia's largest mobile ukraine's largest mobile provider according to a statement by the company
01:11:54So they're continuing to beat up each other's infrastructure, which largely means taking more and more petroleum sources offline as both sides of both conflicts seem intent on destroying the world's ability to power or feed itself.
01:12:12and we'll continue to cover the destruction that limps on day after day.
01:12:20We're so far divorced from anything that these conflicts started on
01:12:26and it just seems like we're just robotically pursuing the end of the world
01:12:33without even understanding why we're doing it
01:12:36or making the argument as to why this not only demands our money and lives,
01:12:46but why this is worth risking the entire world over.
01:20:13she was watching and just as I walked in the room is that final scene in the movie where Inigo is
01:20:18sitting by the window with the man in black and the man in black asks Inigo would he like to be
01:20:24the next Dread Pirate Robertson and the Inigo Montoya actor who was me at 36 years old I think
01:20:35something it was 1986 do the math I was born in 52 said these words said these words which I did
01:20:42not really know what they meant that William Goldman wrote, which I think are the singular
01:20:46greatest words I've ever read. And those words are, were, and always will be. You know, I have
01:20:53been in the revenge business so long. Now that it's over, I do not know what to do with the rest
01:21:02of my life. And I ask Jews all over the world to consider what this man, Benjamin Netanyahu,
01:21:12and his right-wing government is doing to the jewish people all over the world they are
01:21:19endangering not only the state of israel which i care deeply about and want to exist but they are
01:21:25endangering the jewish population all over the world he is the most dangerous thing not just0.93
01:21:32since october 7th it is it has been a a deeply troubled situation and to watch what is happening0.83
01:21:41for the Jewish people to allow this to happen to children and civilians of all ages in Gaza,
01:21:49for whatever reason, is unconscionable and unthinkable. And I ask you Jews everywhere0.68
01:21:57all over the world to spend some time alone and think, is this acceptable and sustainable?0.98
01:22:07How could it be done to you and your ancestors and you turn around and you do it to someone else?
01:22:17Whoa. Yeah, incredibly powerful. I love he starts out off by saying he had no idea who Netanyahu was, but he had an instinctive feeling to move his child away from him, that he had a vibe that this man is somehow dangerous to his offspring.
01:22:36Mandy Patinkin draws fire for saying Israel doing to Gaza what was once done to Jews.
01:24:30It was obviously frowned upon. But it was this idea, the way that things were reported on, it would say like, you know, you know, Palestinian freedom fighters capture a airplane to try to negotiate, you know, their terms.
01:24:45It was just kind of understood. It's like, OK, here are these people. They have legitimate grievances.
01:24:52They're doing what they can to try to get attention and awareness to. It's not good. You don't want people to be taken hostage.
01:24:58You don't want the hostages to be in any danger. But it's not something totally distinct and separate than warfare. Warfare happens. You do what you can to try to get an advantage over your enemy. All's fair in love and war. It was just kind of understood like this is the way it happens.
01:25:15And then it became this idea that you are a terrorist because if you oppose us, you are therefore motivated by some sort of terminable sickness in you that can't be negotiated with, can't be reasoned with, can't be understood and has to be met with violence.
01:25:33which has led to where we are now and his his you know mission has been unbelievably successful in
01:25:40redefining what terrorism is and what it means and how it's used on the world stage to justify0.56
01:25:45real crimes against humanity and catastrophes that's why you see gaza as a field of pitted0.92
01:25:54rubble at this point and that you can show that in people who typically are good decent normal0.68
01:26:00people with seemingly upright morals just go yeah well they're terrorists they're terrorists so of0.99
01:26:05course they deserve to be murdered as children you know that's been the gift of netanyahu0.97
01:26:12and and it goes way beyond october 7th because the other thing that is dangerous about netanyahu0.97
01:26:20and what he represents because he's not the person responsible for all of this he alone is not
01:26:26the one doing this to everybody. He has a lot of support in Israel, and that's because he and his
01:26:32extremist companions have been promoting an extremism in Israeli, in the Israeli population
01:26:41for decades. Remember, it was Ben Gavir that's on camera as a young man holding the, uh,
01:26:50holding a part of a car of Yitzhak Rabin saying we can get to his car we'll get to him he was
01:26:57assassinated later and as there were assassination plots that Mossad knew about they pulled Benjamin
01:27:05Netanyahu aside at the time he was still he was a politician back when Rabin was the prime minister
01:27:12and trying to actually find a permanent peaceful solution to the conflict there.
01:27:21And then Yahoo just kept going out and making statements about this Yitzhak Rabin guy needs0.98
01:27:40your rhetoric is giving you know is adding fuel to the fire and this is a real thing of course
01:27:48nanyahu didn't stop he kept basically telling his followers to kill yitzhak rabin and then
01:27:53yitzhak rabin was murdered was killed and this was the yeah that's great that's exactly right
01:27:58this was the you know thing that stopped the oslo accords from going through that stopped
01:28:04the two-state solution from, you know, getting a solid foothold, and it led us down the path
01:28:12to where we are now. Now you've got Ben Gavir being celebrated as a hero. He's the most radical
01:28:17of all of them. So it's really not that complicated.
01:28:24Your faction, the Nanyahu faction, is the terrorist faction. They're just like ISIS,0.71
01:28:31And so the normal Jews are like the normal Muslims who have to understand that you have to be the ones to oust this pernicious influence from your community, not be psychologically imprisoned by the trauma-based mind control that's been pumped into you forever that if you ever go against the Jews, they'll all die.0.97
01:28:56So therefore, even when Benjamin Netanyahu is committing war crimes on the world stage and going up and bragging about it at the U.N., you've got to support that.0.94
01:29:10And you can hear the power that comes from people like Mandy Patinkin when he actually stands up against this and speaks from his heart about the danger this is causing.
01:30:38so is it a surprise when these people are the most prominent most recognizable0.81
01:30:46most associated with israel that the people of israel are adopting this mindset are adopting this
01:30:53attitude are celebrating and and uplifting these people over anybody who contradicts them
01:31:04because now you've got things like this like this is just a random video got uploaded
01:31:08A couple days ago, Israeli people attacked a Christian woman while she was walking her dogs in Jerusalem, the capital of Palestine, clip 20 here.
01:31:42You're all like made completely inhuman by this mindset.
01:31:49That is a top-down mindset, but it's been festering for decades.
01:31:53And Nanyahu's entire career, Ben Gavir's entire career, Smotrick's entire career has been fostering this mindset, fostering this extremism, fostering this inhumanness in their population.
01:32:19and that might be a good place to start you know why don't you start advocating why don't you stand
01:32:28up and say look i'm a jew i'm i'm have israeli i've been to israel whatever but america cannot
01:32:33be sending these weapons to israel because once israel starts actually paying a legitimate price
01:32:38for their outrages they might actually stop right now there is no reason to we can all be mad0.84
01:32:43everybody can curse at them and yell at them the un can stand up and walk out they don't care they
01:32:48are shameless they're like happy about this or something but the moment that it actually has
01:32:54tangible effects where you go we're no longer sending you weapons you're not gonna be able to
01:32:57defend yourself you'll see the tone change you'll see them start to be less extreme but until they
01:33:06actually tangibly physically pay the price they are not going to stop there's nothing that's going
01:33:12to stop them. So a good thing for Mandy Patinkin or any Jewish person in America would be to get0.98
01:33:19active on the right wing here in America, not on the left that just wants Jews to be destroyed0.88
01:33:24because they think that they're white and just throw them into the anti-white activity. But how0.99
01:33:30about people that are principled against what Israel is doing, not because we hate the people0.63
01:33:35there, but because we love the people they're killing. Stand up against this and help to change
01:33:43American politics to stop contributing to feeding the beast of Jewish extremism. And then you might1.00
01:33:50see it actually change its tone. And then you might not have to suffer eventually from the
01:33:58outrages and chaos that these people are doing in your name and on your behalf.
01:34:05Let's go to clip 24 here. This is trying to prevent exactly what I just described.
01:34:11Because like I said, as long as they keep getting the weapons, as long as they keep getting the funds, as long as they are under the nuclear umbrella and, you know, able to wield America like a sword against their enemies diplomatically, like they've done with the UK and the Falklands or Spain and Sueta.0.56
01:34:30until we stop serving them like a slave they're going to keep treating us like a slave so let's0.55
01:34:39go click 24 here this is their attempt to basically make it to where it doesn't matter
01:34:43how outraged anybody gets legally they will be provided everything they need regardless of what
01:34:49they do or whether they deserve it let's watch this same financial system that the u.s has it
01:34:55gives us enormous leverage against our adversaries like Iran or Russia or China and certainly
01:35:01non-state terrorist organizations, is now going to give, theoretically, a future American
01:35:06administration enormous leverage against our ally Israel.
01:35:10And I think that's the lesson I want Israelis to understand.
01:35:13So this is not an argument for Israelis to decouple from America.
01:35:21I mean, you've got to make the relationship deeper, integrate our defense industries, integrate technology, intelligence, finance, research, supply chains.
01:35:30You've got to make Israel so valuable that American strategic interests, that weaponizing that financial relationship against Israel is going to impose costs on the United States itself.
01:35:41so they want israel so integrated in our system that america is incapable of going against israel
01:35:50without harming itself so i'd consider that like treason on that guy claims to be american but
01:35:57clearly he's not making an argument in favor of america what an american would be saying is hey
01:36:01america needs to make sure that israel isn't so intertwined in our systems that we are incapable
01:36:06of acting with sovereignty we are incapable of acting for our own interest and on our own accord0.68
01:36:12that we are going to be so tied to this foreign nation with their own agenda that we are obligated0.59
01:36:20to go along with them no matter what because any attempt to stop them will result in bankruptcy of0.99
01:36:28our country or just major damage to our economic system so we got to stop that from happening so0.97
01:36:34we can actually have leverage over Israel so we can actually mitigate some of their0.99
01:37:57But just moves right on from Netanyahu pledging to plant child porn on the devices of people who are his enemies.0.56
01:38:05I'm pretty sure that's what he meant there.
01:38:07Pretty sure that's what the implication was.0.95
01:38:11I mean, sure, he could have said, you know, this little device we can hack and make its lithium battery explode and, you know, blow the hand off your daughter or whatever, like they did with Hezbollah in Lebanon.0.67
01:38:21but no right there he's he's saying i can and it's like they're so but he's like0.67
01:38:26if you say it enough people will believe it it's like okay joseph goebbels like what are you talking0.99
01:38:32about again these people are crazy insane terrorists they're radical religious extremists0.99
01:38:42we absolutely should have nothing to do with them and i feel like it's incumbent on us0.99
01:38:48as europeans as christians as america to actually fulfill our destiny and not be subject to the most
01:38:58psychotic and evil people on the planet but rather crush them for the sake of all of humanity
01:39:03that's sort of our destiny it's time we manifest it we'll be right back to the third hour your
01:39:08phone calls and more i got covid from my gardener and he had it first and then i got it i was like
01:39:16ah, did I grab the hose or what, you know, what was, I don't know.
01:53:10OK, so we now live in a country where you are remanded in custody
01:53:14for a dodgy social media post, but you are allowed out on police bail
01:53:17if we think you might have been trying to blow up an RAF base,
01:53:21possibly on behalf of the Iranians, maybe, or someone like that.0.99
01:53:25I mean, if this was the Iranians, which obviously they categorically deny,0.64
01:53:28or another state, then are we at war now with them?
01:53:32Ed Miliband's handshake with the Iranian foreign minister
01:53:34certainly looks a little bit worse, doesn't it,0.99
01:53:37if it turns out that the Iranians were behind this.0.98
01:53:40But to be honest, the whole thing about RAF effort is just a bit mental.
01:53:43So late on Saturday night, unconfirmed reports started emerging on social media from random accounts claiming that the US had put the base on high alert, that they expected some kind of imminent threat.
01:53:57That's what started emerging. Well, actually, it turns out the military had moved tractors or armoured vehicles across the entrances to the base in the past few weeks, presumably to help stop an attack that they thought may be on the way.
01:54:12Then in the early hours of Saturday morning, this happened.
01:54:15Five men were arrested near RAF Fairford on suspicion of committing offences under the Explosives Act.
01:54:21Three vans were found at the scene, and then initially the reports started coming out,
01:54:26unconfirmed reports of possible explosive devices in these vans.
01:54:31Those vans had the company logo Fuel to You on them.
01:54:36Now, the Daily Express's Home Affairs editor, Michael Knowles, called the company that was listed on the vans,
01:54:43who were as confused as the rest of us, apparently, and said that it's got nothing to do with them.
01:54:47They have two vans and both were still in London. In fact, they were looking at them.
01:54:51So there you go. The vans reportedly then had a fake phone number on them.
01:54:55Anyway, all of the residents of the village near RAF Fairford were evacuated.
01:55:00Some of them were sent to Siren Sester Leisure Centre or hotels in the area, apparently.
01:55:06President Trump then came out and said this.
01:55:10Working with Britain, it was an amazing job.
01:57:21And then there's this shocking new element.
01:57:23i can confirm that following extensive interviews and inquiries the five men who were arrested
01:57:30are being released on police bail this afternoon yeah about 3 45 p.m today all five men were
01:57:38released on bail i find it fascinating that they would remand people in prison if they've posted
01:57:42a fruity social media message but they've allowed five young men under investigation for potential
01:57:47explosives and terror offenses to be released on bail but then the situation got even stranger
01:57:52But be assured we are considering this from every possible angle, including that this may be actively committed by proxies or individuals either knowingly or unknowingly working on behalf of a foreign state.
01:58:11So they may have been a terrorist sleeper, Sal. They may not have been. They might not have even known what was in their vans or what they were doing.
01:58:17I mean, none of this is really adding up, and it certainly seems to contradict the idea that the intelligence services knew who these people were
01:58:24and were monitoring them before they were arrested, like Trump said.
01:58:29He then goes on, this police chief, to imply that these people may have been doing something just for cash,
01:58:36not because they are necessarily terrorist actors.
01:58:39I have spoken before about the increasing breadth and complexity of the threats that we are facing.
01:58:45Often this threat becomes visible to us as criminal activity, often at a small scale, and committed by individuals whose primary aim is not terrorism, but a quick financial gain.
01:59:02And then just to round it all off, it emerged tonight that the three white vans did not contain viable explosives.
01:59:09And then the breaking news this evening, President Trump is weighed in, he doesn't think we should have bailed this lot.
01:59:16I will tell you, I would have said, don't let them have bail, cashless bail.
02:00:47It sounds an awful lot like this was well orchestrated and coordinated with the knowledge of the UK and the American governments.
02:00:55And God only knows what would have happened if that woman hadn't happened to stumble on.
02:01:00And do you have any idea how many times this has happened in the last little while?
02:01:06I mean, from the missile that fell on Poland that somebody, you know, some local journalist just happened to be riding his bike by and took a picture.
02:01:15So people determined, oh, this wasn't Russia.
02:01:17They tried to invoke Article five on the basis of Russia of just bombed Poland.
02:01:22Luckily, there was a guy there to snap a picture of it and, you know, counter that entire argument.
02:01:29You've got things like Hillary Clinton being thrown like a sack of potatoes into the van on September 11th, 2016.0.86
02:01:39Guy happened to be there, happened to see something, happened to post it.
02:01:43How how much of our, you know, history is determined by just random good people being in the right place at the right time, noticing something and saying something?
02:01:54I mean, it really is interesting to think what our world would be like without these very coincidental, serendipitous interactions.0.82
02:02:09And of course, the insanity of all of this is that for some reason, none of this is making an impact on the amount of immigrants being brought in.1.00
02:02:23And if anything, they're only ramping it up. It's like the rape gang inquiry didn't impact anybody. The expose about the buses and the hotels and the food and pajamas that were left out for the small boat refugees, the insanity of that entire phenomenon hasn't made a dent.
02:02:44a foiled terrorist attack at a base hasn't made it what is going to make a dent and when you0.96
02:02:51really think about it you realize absolutely nothing because this is the intended consequence0.89
02:02:55they want a united kingdom that is non-white that is chaotic and destructive i i mean this0.94
02:03:06is the point this is what they want and you can tell because they're doubling down even now0.55
02:03:10In the aftermath of this giant international scandal, this prevented terrorist attack, you've got Shabana Mahmoud, who's the home secretary, I guess.
02:03:27Now, I think I may have identified one of your problems here.
02:03:29Clip number four, Shabana Mahmoud announces that not only will the U.K. not even remotely be curtailing its immigration flow, aren't even asking the question whether it should be done.
02:03:42No, they are just telling you that they're increasing the flow.
02:03:45We can announce today that from next month, we will begin accepting applications from charities and nonprofits to sponsor refugees through our new safe and legal routes.
02:03:59opening up entire new routes and by the way even with the tens of thousands of people that come
02:04:06across on small boats on a yearly basis those numbers are dwarfed by the number of people
02:04:11flying in with the invitation card in hand and then bringing in all of their family members
02:04:18you're being killed the uk you're all being murdered as a collective your nation is being
02:04:25murdered right now the solution to this is not violent is not oppressive is not tyrannical0.99
02:04:34it's to take the foreigners in your country and send them back to their homelands0.90
02:04:39it's like beyond easy you don't nobody has to die nobody has to fight you literally just take1.00
02:04:49all the people that arrived here within the last couple years and you say thank you no thank you0.97
02:04:53you have to go home now, here's a plane ticket, and you send them all home.
02:06:09We're going to continue to talk about the UK here because I got just some crazy videos.
02:06:17And I don't even know whether I guess people of the UK are waking up, I guess if John Cleese is a is a good barometer, I guess it's worth it to keep talking about this.
02:06:30But, you know, it's just it's kind of a little blackpilling seeing the way that the UK is going these days and knowing that it's going to be us after not too long.
02:06:42we've got the new prime minister who nobody voted for telling the british people that everybody in
02:06:50the world is actually british they just you know haven't arrived yet clip 25 here this is
02:06:55uh andy burnham the new prime minister that again nobody voted for but was slotted in to the place
02:07:01because that's how british politics works apparently clip 25 the leader of the british
02:07:06government. Just doubling down and all of the controversy and chaos doubling down on basically
02:07:13saying that British people don't actually exist. It's a category for everybody. Let's watch.
02:07:20Ours is the same story of so many families, British families of my generation,
02:07:26a story of working class aspiration, a desire to get on and give back, never pulling up the ladder
02:07:34and a post-war Britain that backed them to do it.
02:07:39It's still there, as I saw in Stourbridge this summer.
02:07:44I watched a whole community getting stuck in
02:07:47to support those whose homes have been burnt down.0.99
02:09:07I think it would be insulting, this guy who's obviously succeeding in life,
02:09:12he's made prime minister out of nowhere, being like, yeah, you know,
02:09:17back in my day, we were a middle-class, working-class family,
02:09:21and, you know, we were able to achieve great things.1.00
02:09:24That's exactly what has been stolen from all of the young people.1.00
02:09:27That is exactly the problem with bringing in millions of hostile and incompatible foreigners is that the people that actually need help in your country are tossed to the wayside.1.00
02:09:41Let's go to clip number three here from Basil the Great posted this, but it's UK education, education data gaps showing that the working class British white people are being left behind in a very real way.
02:09:57clip number three. Are white working class boys being left behind? The data says yes,
02:10:03and it's not about race. For decades, the UK's Equality Act has protected citizens based on
02:10:09nine characteristics, including race and disability, but not social class. New data
02:10:15suggests leaving class out has created a blind spot in how Britain understands opportunity.
02:10:21The evidence is found in the classroom. A child on free school meals has a 29% chance
02:10:26of reaching university, compared to 49% for their wealthier peers.
02:10:32However, when ethnicity is added, the gap widens in unexpected ways,
02:10:37while 63% of black pupils and 67% of Asian pupils enter higher education.
02:10:44But among white working class boys, it hits a floor of 14%.
02:10:48Now, this is not merely a London-centric trend.
02:10:51In the 20 UK constituencies with the lowest social opportunity,
02:18:39over so that they can stab and rape and murder that's why they're here that's the actual reason0.99
02:18:46it is a genocidal operation being carried out against the people of europe and it's everywhere0.97
02:18:56over europe uk obviously we recognize more because we speak their language understand their news but
02:19:02if we spoke french i guarantee you there'd be just as much coming out of france or germany
02:19:07And now, on top of all of this, they're talking about conscripting your sons to go fight and die for a country that is deliberately destroying them.
02:19:22And they will. I mean, they will conscript your son. They will do what Ukraine is doing.
02:19:28They will start a war of choice. They will send vans around to rip people off the street and to send them to die.0.91
02:19:35And they will call you a coward and a traitor for disagreeing with it.0.99
02:27:30So again, literally complaining about foreign flags flying, get you arrested in the UK.
02:27:37The craziest part about all of it is not only are they destroying the UK, they're telling people that it never existed.
02:27:44From the Daily Mail, labor minister claims that visions of Britain based on warm ale, pubs and black Labradors are a far right fantasy that never really existed.
02:29:22They're literally just like the nicest, most lovely people in the entire world, never bothering anybody.1.00
02:29:28And then they bring in infinite Middle Easterners to replace them.1.00
02:29:33So instead of men in tweed suits with their dogs walking around the town square, you'll get about, you know, 40 Afghans leering at the women that come out of nightclubs so they can prey on them.0.99
02:29:45And then we go to clip number one here, just finish out with some archival footage that apparently never existed and doesn't exist.0.98