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00:00:23.000So on Passover, Jews do a prayer in the middle of the Haggadah where it talks about God bringing his wrath down upon the Egyptians and it says that God brings the band of emissary of evils and the hand of God and the finger of God and fire and fury.
00:00:38.000And basically Trump decided that he was going to quote the Haggadah yesterday with regard to North Korea.
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00:03:05.000So, let's talk about what's going on with North Korea.
00:03:07.000So, over the last couple of days, it's reported that North Korea, Kim Jong-un, who looks like a dog-chewed tennis ball that got really pissed at the world, Kim Jong-un, he's developed apparently a nuclear weapon that is capable of fitting in a warhead which can be fitted to his ICBMs, his intercontinental ballistic missiles.
00:03:25.000This, of course, would give him the capacity to hit Los Angeles.
00:03:28.000The bad news about that is it would end the show.
00:03:30.000The good news about that is that it would wipe out Hollywood.
00:03:32.000But, it is really not a great thing that they can hit the United States with their missile technology.
00:03:57.000He's also talking about taking economic measures against China in an attempt to press them to stop their material support for the Kim Jong-un regime.
00:04:08.000I don't have any easy answers on North Korea because I'm not privy to the military plans.
00:04:14.000I can tell you what the general situation is.
00:04:17.000North Korea has 20,000 pieces of ordinance that are pointed at Seoul.
00:04:21.000Seoul is a city of millions of people.
00:04:23.000You could easily see a situation in which the United States launches a military strike on Pyongyang and Kim Jong-un basically pulls a string and suddenly Seoul 100, 200,000 people are dead in the middle of the capital of South Korea.
00:05:10.000The North Koreans developed this new weapon.
00:05:14.000They are now talking about having a long-range missile.
00:05:16.000Once they have that, it makes it very difficult for the United States to take a preemptive strike because what happens if, as in their death throes, the North Koreans fire off their ICBM with a nuke attached to the top of it at Los Angeles?
00:05:28.000That's the problem with them having a nuke.
00:05:30.000North Korea best not make any more threats to the United States.
00:06:01.000They will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen.
00:06:07.000He has been very threatening beyond a normal statement.
00:06:15.000And as I said, they will be met with fire, fury, and frankly, power.
00:06:20.000The likes of which this world has never seen before.
00:06:26.000So everybody took that as him basically making a threat that he's going to nuke North Korea.
00:06:30.000And that's because of this phrase that he ends there with.
00:06:34.000He could end with, we're going to meet them with fire and fury and emissary of evil and a band of demons and we're going to unleash all the power people, all of it.
00:06:43.000Right, he could have said that, but when he says, beyond anything we've ever seen, that makes it sound like he's actually gonna, I mean, look at Tom Price's face here.
00:06:49.000It actually sounds like Trump wants to nuke North Korea, and a lot of people are freaked out about that because Trump is unpredictable.
00:06:55.000He doesn't know much about nuclear power.
00:06:57.000I mean, he didn't know what the nuclear triad was in the middle of the campaign.
00:09:00.000And of course, it's true that if we were to get into some sort of actual firefight with North Korea, this sucker's over in five minutes.
00:09:06.000I mean, the United States took out the third largest military on planet Earth in Iraq in three weeks.
00:09:11.000You know, yes, it broke out into an insurgency afterward, but if we're just talking about destroying top-down the administration in North Korea, we could do that in under 15 minutes.
00:09:19.000Sebastian Gorka, who I think has been... I think he's really been wrongly maligned by a lot of people.
00:09:24.000He's a National Security Advisor to President Trump, who's on Sean Hannity's show last night, and he says, listen, North Korea is a lot of bluster and a lot of talk, led by a short, fat dwarf, but we should really note that this is a very, very weak country.
00:11:21.000This tiny, you know, stupid country led by, you know, the country's fine, but the stupid guy, the evil piece of garbage who leads the country, he's gonna nuke us all.
00:11:30.000We're all gonna die because he finally has fitted a nuclear warhead to an ICBM, even though we don't know the ICBM works, we don't know if the warhead works, and this guy is basically relegated to getting bad haircuts and killing his relatives in airports with anthrax.
00:11:42.000All right, here is CNN losing its mind, right, basically doing the 1950s style, everybody get under your desk because we're all gonna have to prep.
00:11:49.000Duck and cover for the nuclear attack.
00:11:52.000This picture purports to show Kim Jong-un with a miniaturized nuclear weapon.
00:11:57.000People laughed at it when it came out last year.
00:11:59.000But now, if they believe this is the real deal, what does it show us?
00:12:03.000Well, it would suggest that this would be about two feet across.
00:12:07.000Experts say it might weigh 500, 600 pounds, something like that.
00:12:11.000And it would have potentially the destructive potential of those bombs that you mentioned, which the United States dropped on Japan 72 years ago this week.
00:12:35.000In this case, maybe you are talking about something that can fit in the nose cone of one of their existing missiles.
00:12:41.000If that is the case, it changes the game because their last missile test went
00:12:46.0002300 miles up into space, way above the space station, way above many satellites out there.
00:12:51.000Yeah, it only went 621 land miles, but that's because it basically went straight up and came straight down.
00:12:58.000Some scientists say if you flatten out that trajectory, if you fire it across the Earth, then you could reach Guam, you could reach Hawaii, Alaska.
00:13:07.000And some scientists say, based on the weight of the payload,
00:13:12.000In theory, they could reach about half of the United States and some major cities in here.
00:13:18.000Okay, so we're all gonna die, everybody be scared.
00:13:20.000Now, listen, is it fine for CNN to show us what North Korea's capacity is?
00:13:25.000Sure, but the kind of scare tactics that they're using are just ridiculous.
00:13:29.000Okay, there's Fareed Zakaria of CNN, he comes out and he says, the real threat here is Donald Trump.
00:13:34.000And here's where the left really loses their mind.
00:13:37.000Okay, I'm gonna go through the history of the North Korean situation and show you why this is not Trump's fault.
00:13:41.000But the left is basically saying, if anything bad here happens, it's obviously because of Trump.
00:13:46.000We had Blaine Bush, and then we had eight years of Obama existing, and we don't care about what Obama did, because basically his entire tenure goes into a black hole, according to the media.
00:13:55.000It was just sunshine and rainbows for eight years.
00:13:57.000But now Trump is president again, and whatever Trump does has to be wrong, so here's Fareed Zachariah saying it's just terrible what Trump said about that crazy little nutjob, Kim Jong-un.
00:14:07.000What worried me about it is the kind of rhetoric Donald Trump used is the kind of rhetoric the North Koreans use.
00:14:13.000It's not the kind of rhetoric the United States of America uses.
00:15:03.000You know, I make a joke about the sort of language that he uses, but they actually take that seriously.
00:15:08.000The president sounds like a North Korean leader.
00:15:10.000Kim Jong-il, Kim Jong-un, the son of Kim Jong-il, they all talked about literally sea of fire.
00:15:19.000That was the threat that they used more often than not.
00:15:22.000I used to have a huge file folder of all the crazy, colorful things that the North Koreans would say and the names that they would call our American presidents.
00:15:31.000So President Trump sounds more like a North Korean leader, unfortunately, than an American leader.
00:15:58.000The left is so intent on making Trump the bad guy that they're forgetting that Trump actually hasn't done anything wrong here, and what he's talking about is perfectly within the realm of possibility.
00:16:08.000No, he's not talking about nuclear weapons use.
00:16:10.000Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said that this morning.
00:16:13.000Again, this is one of the problems with Trump and Twitter, is he went on Twitter and then he said, well, we've modernized our nuclear weapons, so in case we have to use them.
00:16:18.000But in reality, the White House is not seriously talking about any of that.
00:16:22.000I want to get to the history of the North Korean situation in just a second, but first I want to say thank you to our sponsors over at Blue Apron.
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00:18:14.000And just a final note, on the left, losing its mind over Trump, MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell, who is just an egregiously bad host, he came out and he said, the big problem here is that both North Korea and the United States have unpredictable liars in charge, right?
00:18:28.000It's the same leadership as North Korea and the United States.
00:18:33.000His response to that uniquely bad news for his uniquely incompetent and ineffective administration is to simply lie and to say that his administration has achieved more than most.
00:18:51.000That's Donald Trump's choice in terms of describing the accomplishments of his administration.
00:18:56.000And so the Trump administration enters its first
00:19:00.000Deadly, serious, dangerous, international crisis.
00:19:04.000This time with an unpredictable liar in North Korea and for the first time in American history, the United States has an unpredictable liar who is in control of the nuclear codes that could instantly create fire and fury like the world has never seen.
00:19:21.000There is no indication that the White House or the President had any intention at all of making any comment about North Korea today.
00:19:29.000What the President did say was in response to a shouted question by a reporter.
00:20:25.000There are no lights anywhere in North Korea except Kim Jong-un's little palace.
00:20:29.000So it's just, but don't worry, it's Donald Trump who's the real threat.
00:20:32.000This is one of the things that maddens me about the left because the fact is that even if you're of the left, you could acknowledge that in times of national crisis like this, in times when you have an evil dictator threatening the United States, maybe you ought to give the president a little bit more credit than to compare him to the evil dictator in a serious way.
00:20:47.000Maybe you ought to give him a little more credit, because the fact is the United States is still the United States.
00:20:51.000When Barack Obama did something I disagreed with, when he went into Libya, you know, I disagreed with that.
00:20:56.000I thought it was a bad move by President Obama to get rid of Muammar Gaddafi.
00:21:00.000But I never compared Obama to Gaddafi.
00:21:02.000I never thought they were the same person.
00:22:07.000And could have proved it on any day since last June 25th by joining the rest of the United Nations in calling upon the North Koreans to lay down their arms at once.
00:22:18.000Okay, so Harry Truman called on the Russians to stop supporting the North Koreans and the Chinese to stop supporting the North Koreans.
00:22:41.000In South Korea, attempting to defend a free South Korea.
00:22:44.000And thank God we did, because South Korea is a flourishing Western country today.
00:22:47.000It would be another communist dictatorship hellhole if it weren't for the sacrifice of America's brave men in the armed services during the Korean War, the forgotten war in American history, a good war that we fought and retained freedom for millions of people who now live under the threat of a nuclear-armed dictator in North Korea.
00:23:05.000I want to continue with our little history lesson because this is not about Trump, okay?
00:23:08.000This is about the West that made the wrong move at every step in the North Korean history.
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00:24:19.000Harry Truman were involved in the in the Korean War by the end of the Korean War which ends July 27 1953 when there's an armistice sign that creates the Korean demilitarized zone which separates North Korea from South Korea.
00:24:32.000The conflict was never actually declared a war.
00:24:35.000It was always considered a police action and it was supposedly to
00:24:38.000When the enemy struck on that June day of 1950, what did America do?
00:24:41.000It did what it always has done in all its times of peril.
00:24:43.000It appealed to the heroism of its youth.
00:25:04.000This appeal was utterly right and utterly inescapable.
00:25:09.000It was inescapable not only because this was the only way to defend the idea of collective freedom against savage aggression.
00:25:18.000That appeal was inescapable because there was now, in the plight into which we had stumbled, no other way to save honor and self-respect.
00:25:30.000The answer to that appeal has been what any American knew it would be.
00:25:45.000And the fact is that the United States intervention is what allowed South Korea to exist, but the reality of Truman's unwillingness to listen to MacArthur's plans to cross the Yalu River and actually strike at the Chinese led both to the continuation of the Chinese regime, which continues to oppress a billion people today, but also the continuation of the North Korean regime.
00:26:03.000Okay, fast forward to now, we go forward to the Clinton administration.
00:26:07.000So we've had Kim Il-sung, who is the head of the Kim family in North Korea,
00:26:12.000And he's been succeeded by Kim Jong-il, who is the father of the current Kim Jong-un.
00:26:16.000Kim Jong-il was the one who gets made fun of in Team America, if you recall.
00:26:21.000And he is developing nuclear weapons and he's developing long-range missile capabilities.
00:26:26.000And Bill Clinton is so concerned about this in 1993 that one of the options that is presented to him is a deal where he would actually
00:26:34.000We put 10,000 more American troops into South Korea, we would move battle carriers into the region, we'd start evacuating American citizens from that region in preparation, possibly, for a strike against North Korea.
00:26:44.000And that's when Jimmy Carter goes on CNN, without permission of the Clinton administration, goes on CNN, and he announces on CNN that he's come to an agreement.
00:26:51.000So Jimmy Carter goes freelancing and creates this framework for an agreement, and then Bill Clinton goes on TV and takes credit for this garbage framework.
00:26:58.000This is 1994, President Bill Clinton making concessions to an evil terrorist regime.
00:27:05.000Before I take your questions, I'd like to say just a word about the framework with North Korea that Ambassador Galushi signed this morning.
00:27:12.000This is a good deal for the United States.
00:27:15.000North Korea will freeze and then dismantle its nuclear program.
00:27:19.000South Korea and our other allies will be better protected.
00:27:23.000The entire world will be safer as we slow the spread of nuclear weapons.
00:27:28.000South Korea, with support from Japan and other nations, will bear most of the cost of providing North Korea with fuel to make up for the nuclear energy it is losing.
00:27:37.000And they will pay for an alternative power system for North Korea that will allow them to produce electricity while making it much harder for them to produce nuclear weapons.
00:27:47.000The United States and international inspectors will carefully monitor North Korea to make sure it keeps its commitments.
00:27:54.000Only as it does so will North Korea fully join the community of nations.
00:28:15.000After all, if the West is just gonna keep capitulating and capitulating and capitulating, then the best thing that you can do is ratchet up the amount of weaponry that you have in order to prevent and forestall a military strike.
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00:30:07.000So again, the media are blaming Trump.
00:30:09.000They're suggesting, oh, Trump is the one who screwed everything up with regard to North Korea.
00:30:12.000Okay, so we've just shown you how Truman screwed up North Korea, how Ike signed an armistice, but that armistice led to the continuation of North Korea.
00:30:21.000We've shown you how Bill Clinton screwed up North Korea, and then he screws it up further.
00:30:47.000Bill Clinton continued to fund the deal, he continued to make concessions, and this
00:30:52.000Ridiculous, this ridiculous lawn gnome, uh, you know, Kim Jong-un, uh, he builds, uh, Kim Jong-il, his father, builds up a, a missile program, continues to build nuclear arms, and so Bill Clinton deploys Madeleine Albright in the late 90s to go over and give Kim Jong, Kim Jong-il a basketball and make nice with him.
00:31:15.000Listen to how delusional Madeleine Albright, the, the Secretary of State under Bill Clinton, was about Kim Jong-il at the time.
00:31:23.000I went having been briefed on what kind of a weirdo he was from our own people.
00:31:28.000He was portrayed as reclusive like with many girlfriends and watching porno movies and basically a very weird kind of person that you had no idea what he was going to be like.
00:31:51.000While I knew all the terrible things that he had done, I could at least make the distinction that he wasn't crazy.
00:32:00.000He was very, very well prepared, responded without notes, was not only respectful, but also interested in what I had to say.
00:32:16.000The talks with Secretary Albright lead to a remarkable breakthrough.
00:32:20.000Kim Jong-il puts his missile program on the table.
00:32:24.000He offers to end all exports of ballistic missiles.
00:32:29.000He offers to freeze the production, deployment, and testing of all ballistic missiles with a range of 300 miles or more.
00:32:38.000Okay, and so the claim here is that the Clintons were right on the verge of a breakthrough and then evil George Bush came along and sunk all of that.
00:33:33.000North Korea's nuclear and ballistic missile programs pose a grave threat to the peace and security of the world, and I strongly condemn their reckless action.
00:33:44.000North Korea's actions endanger the people of Northeast Asia.
00:33:49.000They are a blatant violation of international law, and they contradict North Korea's own prior commitments.
00:33:57.000Now, the United States and the international community must take action
00:34:41.000Okay, the chances here are that the North Koreans are just attempting to dissuade the United States from doing all of this.
00:34:48.000If we were to take a preemptive military strike, if there was that possibility without killing hundreds of thousands of South Koreans, it certainly should be on the table.
00:34:55.000And the fact that the United States has for so long done nothing, for 50 years done nothing about the burgeoning threat, in fact forwarding their nuclear capacity, and then saying strong things without meaning anything?
00:35:05.000Like, one of two things is happening with Trump here.
00:35:06.000Either he means it, in which case that would be more than presidents for the last five decades have meant, or he doesn't mean anything, in which case he's perfectly within line with Bill Clinton and Barack Obama.
00:35:14.000But you can't pretend that he is some sort of complete nutcase who's doing something that is random and insane and where the real threat is Donald Trump.
00:35:23.000It's a piece of propaganda that is not helpful to the situation at all, at all.
00:35:29.000Okay, so in other news, in non-North Korea related news,
00:35:32.000And the big story of the day is that FBI agents have raided the Alexandria home of President Trump's former campaign chairman late last month, according to the Washington Post, using a search warrant to seize documents and other materials, according to people familiar with the special counsel investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
00:35:48.000Federal agents appeared at Paul Manafort's home without advance warning in the predawn hours of July 26th, the day after he met voluntarily with the staff of the Senate Intelligence Committee.
00:36:00.000Okay, so the reason that this is very important is because if you actually have a search warrant,
00:36:16.000That requires you to actually demonstrate to a judge probable cause.
00:36:19.000That is how you actually get a search warrant legally.
00:36:21.000That means probable cause that you think a crime has been committed.
00:36:23.000The chances are very good that Paul Manafort is going to end up on the wrong end of an indictment here.
00:36:28.000And that in turn is going to be a problem for Trump because Trump, he was Trump's campaign manager for three months in the middle of the campaign and Trump is going to claim that he didn't know anything that Manafort was doing.
00:36:37.000We still don't know if the prosecution of Manafort would have to do with his activities during the campaign
00:36:41.000Or whether it was just him doing illegal stuff outside the campaign, that has yet to be seen.
00:36:46.000But it's a cloud looming over the Trump administration.
00:36:49.000And again, hard to say that Manafort isn't guilty of anything or that it's a witch hunt of Manafort when it's been clear for years that Paul Manafort is deeply embedded and involved with the Russian government.
00:37:42.000So before we all go off on the witch hunt tangent and say that Mueller is exceeding his grasp right here, Manafort's been dirty for a long time, and this is not a great shock.
00:37:50.000I've said for months that if anybody in the Trump campaign was going to come down with criminal indictments, it was probably going to be Manafort.
00:37:55.000And then the question was going to be, what did Trump know?
00:38:00.000So, before the media jumps to Trump's guilty of everything, and before the right jumps to the Trump is guilty of nothing routine, let's hear the evidence that's presented.
00:38:26.000George Orwell also wrote Animal Farm, which is clearly about communism, and he wrote what I think is actually his best book, a book called Homage to Catalonia.
00:38:35.000And it is about how George Orwell himself went and embedded with the communist troops in the Spanish Civil War, and he gradually realized that he was fighting on behalf of some bad guys.
00:38:45.000That yes, the fascists were bad, but so were the communists.
00:38:47.000And Homage to Catalonia is all about his gradual realization that he was fighting on the side of people who wanted some pretty evil and egregious things.
00:39:11.000Like, seriously, nobody ever looks at this book, and you should, because I think it's better than 1984, I think it's better than Animal Farm.
00:39:17.000Okay, time for some things that I hate.
00:39:19.000So, a couple of things that I hate, particularly, Stephen Miller was on TV last night.
00:39:26.000One of the things I cannot stand is just the level of sycophancy of some people in the Trump administration toward Trump.
00:39:33.000It's just, it's off-putting, it's egregious, it demonstrates that this is all that Trump cares about, and that's really gross.
00:39:57.000Okay, that's the kind of narcissism that leads to bad decision-making.
00:40:00.000And then you have members of his communications staff going on TV and seeing how deeply they can bury their nose in his ass in order to elevate themselves in Trump's mind.
00:40:09.000So they're performing for an audience of one Stephen Miller, who's a very smart guy.
00:40:47.000In fact, we have a clip of Stephen Miller.
00:40:48.000This is back in the 1950s when Stephen Miller was defending a guy he used to serve in the army with named Raymond Shaw.
00:40:54.000We have some clips of him and Sarah Huckabee Sanders and other members of the Trump administration talking about this Raymond Shaw character.
00:41:03.000Raymond Shaw is the kindest, bravest, warmest, most wonderful human being I've ever known in my life.
00:41:10.000Raymond Shaw is the bravest, kindest, warmest, most wonderful human being I've ever known in my life.
00:41:15.000I said Raymond Shaw is the kindest, warmest, bravest, most wonderful human being I've ever known in my life.
00:41:20.000Of course, that's all from The Manchurian Candidate.
00:41:23.000In that movie, these people have actually been brainwashed in Manchuria by the Chinese government because Raymond Shaw is actually a Chinese spy.
00:41:30.000That, of course, is not what is happening here, but
00:41:32.000Really, can we cut out the sycophancy?
00:41:33.000Like, Mr. President, I gave you a piece of advice yesterday.
00:41:37.000It was, shut up, let your administration do its job, because when that happens, good things happen.
00:41:43.000Please, tell your comms people they don't have to go on TV and reenact the first scene from King Lear, where King Lear's daughters go up before King Lear and just... and just...
00:42:31.000President Trump yesterday came out and endorsed Roy Moore's opponent in this race.
00:42:34.000He endorsed, instead of Roy Moore, he endorsed Luther Strange, the current interim senator, who is very much in bed with Mitch McConnell.
00:42:41.000Roy Moore is a much better candidate, and it's sad to me that Luther Strange, who unfortunately does not have the power to control time and space, Dr. Strange, but it is sad to me that President Trump endorsed the wrong guy.
00:43:51.000No man should ever call a woman sweetheart under any circumstances.
00:43:54.000I'm traveling today, and this is the kind of thing to me that happens, which I categorize as everyday sexism, and it's so easy to let it go, not to
00:44:38.000Okay, another is just to say sweetheart like you're just talking to a person.
00:44:40.000Like, when an older man talks to a younger woman, that's fairly common.
00:44:43.000Like, my dad, when he talks to younger women, when he talks to younger women who he's being friendly to, sometimes he'll just say, he'll say sweetheart just like a nice thing.
00:44:52.000Like, my dad is the cleanest guy I know.
00:44:54.000I mean, it's just, it's insane for Ashley Judd to get- Like, there's so many things to be offended over in the world.
00:44:59.000There's so many things to be angry over in the world.
00:45:01.000Somebody calling you sweetheart or holding a door open for you is not the thing to be offended over.
00:45:04.000If this offends you, it's because you're a sad, small human being.
00:45:22.000So, just ridiculous from Ashley Judd, but the feminist movement is Don Quixote in search of a windmill, and so they will continue to vault at those windmills.
00:46:59.000People who espouse the wrong values in life, they do tend to wear out pretty quickly, and so do those values as we are seeing every day from the international hard left.