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00:19:16 Every single time

00:19:46 Every single crime, every single lie, a really lie.

00:19:52 Every single hour, every single day, every single night, a really lie.

00:19:59 I know it's hard to believe it's the whole forest, not one tree.

00:20:04 And it's every branch and leaf, they're born to the sea.

00:20:07 But I'm telling you the truth, it's not just one or two. 1.00

00:20:11 It's every single Jew, they all hate you. 1.00

00:20:15 And it really breaks my heart that the lies are off the charts 1.00

00:20:19 And they only bring us harm, you gotta get smart

00:20:22 So if you want to be safe and don't want to get replaced

00:20:26 It's best you start being based or you'll get it ready

00:20:29 Every single time, every single cry, every single lie, early lie

00:20:36 Every single hour, every single day, every single night, early lie

00:20:45 I know it's hard to accept

00:21:02 That all the ones you've met

00:21:04 Lie with every single breath 1.00

00:21:05 They want you dead 0.95

00:21:07 But you must not be weak 0.97

00:21:09 Just open your eyes and see

00:21:11 They always exploit the me

00:21:13 See their vampire team

00:21:15 And it can make you cry, learn your life was full of lies

00:21:19 And that face was a disguise, but you must fight

00:21:22 So if you want to live and protect all of your kin

00:21:26 You have to grow thick skin, or we want

00:21:29 Every single time, every single crime

00:21:33 Every single life, early life

00:21:36 Every single hour, every single day

00:21:40 Every single night, early life

00:21:44 Thank you.

00:22:14 Mirror, mirror on the wall

00:22:20 Who's responsible for it all?

00:22:25 Is it the truth or is it really me?

00:22:29 Tell me the truth so I can be set free

00:22:32 What do you see when staring back at your reflection?

00:22:43 Are you proud or ashamed?

00:22:44 Do you claim to see perfection?

00:22:46 The mirror does not lie, yet you have the wrong answer. 1.00

00:22:50 You're a liar that demands respect. 1.00

00:22:52 Such arrogance is cancer. 1.00

00:22:55 You lie like a Jew to comfort your troubled soul. 1.00

00:22:58 Afraid of taking responsibility, refusing to grow old. 1.00

00:23:02 You need to wake up, you still think this is a game.

00:23:06 Why would anyone fear a child who's afraid of names?

00:23:14 We'll be right back.

00:23:44 So I can't be set free

00:24:09 Who put the golden cuffs on you if not yourself who offered up there is

00:24:14 Promises of comfort and wealth

00:24:16 But you know they are lies

00:24:18 Fantasies that keep you in place

00:24:20 The lies that you repeat 1.00

00:24:22 Which help enslave your race 1.00

00:24:24 Nobody respects a coward 1.00

00:24:26 No one kneels to avoid 0.99

00:24:28 No playtime for you

00:24:29 Go to your own, your little boy

00:24:32 Want to be free? I'll tell you what to do

00:24:35 Next time you look in the mirror 1.00

00:24:37 Accept the damn truth 1.00

00:24:39 Mirror, mirror on the wall 0.99

00:24:43 Who's responsible for it all?

00:24:47 Is it the truth or is it really me?

00:24:51 Tell me the truth so I can be set free

00:24:54 Mirror, mirror on the wall

00:24:58 Who's responsible for it all?

00:25:02 Is it the truth or is it really me?

00:25:06 Tell me the truth so I can be set free

00:25:10 We'll be right back.

00:25:40 guitar solo

00:26:10 We'll be right back.

00:26:40 Fill my cup

00:26:41 I want a night dream

00:26:43 Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, yeah

00:26:48 I want a night dream

00:26:49 Love it

00:26:50 I want a night dream

00:26:52 I'm just never getting in now

00:26:54 Right in the night dream

00:26:56 I guess I

00:26:57 I guess, I guess, I guess I never

00:27:00 Left in the night dream

00:27:02 Love me

00:27:03 I want a night dream

00:27:05 Right in the night dream

00:27:08 Never do a ring and die

00:27:12 I don't know what you're doing

00:27:38 all right and we are live what's up guys welcome to the stream

00:27:44 man um guys last night i thought i was gonna die i thought i was gonna die last night man i um

00:27:52 i had that uh those cigars were no joke man those cigars were no joke i smoked quite a bit of it 0.98

00:28:00 pause and that shit made me feel sick ill i had a headache my i started feeling nauseous 0.98

00:28:09 my heart was beating crazy i was like what is going on right now and for those that don't know 0.99

00:28:14 i don't smoke i don't do anything and um obviously we had to light up the abba pack looks like we 0.95

00:28:19 have to light another one up tomorrow on him too holy bro is fucking up all over the place 0.80

00:28:23 that's all the conversation but um but yeah in general um yeah those are supposed to last a few 0.92

00:28:31 hours at most yeah i got cooked bro oh man because i smoked like half of the chat smoked

00:28:38 like half that cigar man and it was there were good cigars there were premium cigars that fresh

00:28:41 bought no i didn't get woozy bro i felt sick i felt sick and i felt um i felt sick uh headache

00:28:52 nauseous and my heart was beating fast and i also felt at the same time uh like caffeinated 0.99

00:28:59 so um you know we got an idiot here says rare myron l get the fuck out my chat bro you you 1.00

00:29:04 really think i got time to sit here and listen to your dumb monkey ass talk about rare myron 1.00

00:29:07 l this get out of my fucking enjoy the shadow on me fucking retard time to send you to the shadow 1.00

00:29:13 realm the future is mine fuck out here bro nobody cares what you think um anyway like i was saying 1.00

00:29:20 so yeah so um yeah dude i was like oh my god i'm cooked so um so yeah yeah not used to it 0.99

00:29:30 but yeah we got a couple different stories we're going to talk about guys we're going to talk about

00:29:32 the uh the war we're going to talk about some updates from the david case we're going to talk

00:29:36 about pete hexath and um cash patel getting grilled here uh both of them testified in front

00:29:42 of the senate yesterday um let's see here we got a police shooting and if you guys want i could

00:29:50 react to Crowder versus Nick. I could do

00:29:54 that as well. I don't know the name of the brand, Lavelle.

00:29:58 Ask tomorrow. Ask Fresh tomorrow on After Hours. We might do a show

00:30:02 and cook these niggas too. We'll see. 1.00

00:30:08 So we'll see what happens.

00:30:14 Lavelle 22.

00:30:16 Yeah, I don't know. Amar, when are you going to release

00:30:19 exclusive merch, OSS exclusive.

00:30:22 We already have it.

00:30:23 If you go on the website,

00:30:25 margainsex.store,

00:30:29 right?

00:30:41 Here, let me show you guys real quick.

00:30:45 If you go to the website, right?

00:30:49 you click OSS or OSS 300,

00:30:52 that's where the exclusive merch is.

00:30:53 So OSS 300 has like certain pieces

00:30:55 that you can't get anywhere else.

00:30:57 Right?

00:30:59 And then OSS will add some here.

00:31:02 We need to add some here.

00:31:04 But yeah, in general,

00:31:06 all the other stuff you can get.

00:31:08 But the Oye Veilin Cook is OSS 300 only.

00:31:14 Yeah, this is a very popular one.

00:31:16 with the Oy Vey and the OSS band.

00:31:20 And then all the hoodies also have the OSS thing right here.

00:31:24 So, yeah, man.

00:31:28 Let's see what else we got here.

00:31:31 Talia Oliveira was banned from entering Israel 0.99

00:31:33 for posting anti-Semitic content. 0.80

00:31:35 I saw that, bro.

00:31:36 I saw that.

00:31:37 Kind of crazy.

00:31:38 But, I mean, I'm surprised.

00:31:39 I mean, well, not even that.

00:31:41 I was going to say I'm not surprised.

00:31:43 Excuse me.

00:31:43 I'm not surprised that they didn't let him in.

00:31:46 I'm not surprised they didn't let him in.

00:31:48 You know what I mean?

00:31:49 I knew that was, I knew they were,

00:31:50 I was shocked he even went, to be honest.

00:31:53 I was actually surprised he even went. 1.00

00:31:58 Because we know how those Israelis are. 1.00

00:32:00 You know what I mean? 1.00

00:32:01 They didn't really do too well with,

00:32:02 they didn't really do too well with criticism, bro.

00:32:07 So, so yeah. 0.58

00:32:11 Oh, they debated Chud?

00:32:16 that's what they debated

00:32:17 I mean we can take a look at it I guess

00:32:25 if you guys really want me to

00:32:26 but yeah but sorry guys for coming on late man

00:32:28 that's honestly what happened 0.86

00:32:30 I know I came on fucking super late 0.92

00:32:33 but I said you know what rather late than never 0.95

00:32:34 I was thinking about just going on in the morning

00:32:37 but I was like you know what let me just come on now

00:32:39 say what's up to the people

00:32:40 you know

00:32:41 and go from there

00:32:43 some of you guys were saying something about OSS

00:32:45 One guy was saying, OSS doesn't work.

00:32:47 Yeah, it does, bro.

00:32:48 Look, everybody else is fine.

00:32:51 Just refresh your thing, bro. 1.00

00:32:52 It just might be that your computer sucks 1.00

00:32:54 or your phone sucks 1.00

00:32:55 or your internet connection sucks. 1.00

00:32:58 We are meeting with the people from locals. 0.91

00:33:04 So we should be able to get you guys.

00:33:08 We're going to get some improvements

00:33:09 on the website and the app.

00:33:12 So.

00:33:15 But, yeah, the cigar cooked me, bro.

00:33:17 I'm not going to lie, chat.

00:33:18 It definitely cooked me. 1.00

00:33:22 So, you know, we got the rapist idiot in the chat, of course. 1.00

00:33:33 Sad existence, dude. 1.00

00:33:34 Time to send you to the shadow realm.

00:33:38 The future is mine.

00:33:41 Bro, I get sent to the shadow realm every show, bro.

00:33:43 Like imagine making multiple accounts

00:33:46 With different numbers

00:33:48 Just so that you could get banned

00:33:49 It's actually kind of crazy

00:33:52 Um

00:33:55 You can link that song for the end of the stream yesterday

00:33:57 Can't find it

00:33:58 Yeah you can't find it because it's exclusive bro

00:33:59 One of the OSS members made it

00:34:02 Also Maron I caught the punish bad behavior shirt

00:34:04 And OSS sweatpants

00:34:06 Nice

00:34:06 Nice nice nice sir

00:34:13 um you guys enjoyed yesterday's stream bro

00:34:20 oh man also important note guys we have locked in

00:34:32 we have locked in according to sean ucla is 100 percent confirmed for may 28th

00:34:43 May 28th is UCLA, guys.

00:34:49 UCLA is May 28th.

00:34:51 I will be at UCLA.

00:34:54 I got that news from Sean earlier.

00:34:56 I might do a street debate as well.

00:35:01 This coming Friday,

00:35:06 Sean might come to make up for,

00:35:10 let me see here if I can

00:35:13 let me see guys I'm going to try to I'm going to try to do

00:35:24 and we

00:35:32 I'm going to try to do a street debate

00:35:37 this week guys this weekend

00:35:39 all right cool um so yeah man um

00:36:07 when are you gonna release i just answered your question gary basso

00:36:09 uh we're um we can make some more oss exclusive merch but we already have it we already have a

00:36:16 bunch on oss 300 go on the website and only oss 300 has it that's for my higher tier guys

00:36:21 uh mine i like your input i live in utah and they're building too many data centers uh to

00:36:26 the point where the locals are heavily against it and vote against it yet they continue to build

00:36:30 them what can we do to fight against it against the new people in office this is where you got

00:36:36 to lean on your reps your mayor your governor your congressman that's where you gotta that's

00:36:44 where you gotta lean on them why is are the data centers bringing in uh undesirable um employees

00:36:49 i'm assuming it's bringing in uh thank you come again bringing those dudes in is that why

00:36:56 okay thanks my bad no worries um so yeah guys ucla let me let me see here where the address is

00:37:08 actually so here we go ucla how many kids go here uh

00:37:21 undergrad 33k that was fall of uh fall of 2023 pretty big school

00:37:33 um yeah so yeah man ucla we're going chat we are going we're going to be out there

00:37:44 let's look at on the map here

00:37:45 not too far from Beverly Hills

00:37:49 in Santa Monica

00:37:51 so we're going to be out there chat

00:37:57 we are going to be out there

00:37:59 in Cali my friends

00:38:01 UCLA

00:38:03 May 28th

00:38:07 okay

00:38:07 May 28th Thursday

00:38:13 today. I'm actually texting Sean right now with you guys.

00:38:40 So yeah, we'll be there. Let me see. How many kids go to Northeastern nowadays? When I was

00:38:43 there there was fucking when i was at northeastern dude we had like 12k oh wow 22 000 holy talk about 0.83

00:39:01 growth talk about growth because if i'm not mistaken i think they had like 10 to 15k when i 0.94

00:39:10 was there student population 2013 there you go so 25 including 17 yeah 17 and 19k full-time

00:39:24 undergrads okay yeah it was yeah it was like around 15 16k it was under 20 though is what i

00:39:30 remember yeah they've grown a lot that's good though that's good that's good it's gotten better

00:39:35 like my school has gotten a lot better since i since i graduated man it's way more competitive

00:39:39 now which i'm happy about the degree is worth more but anyway so uh i think we're good for

00:39:46 chats you guys got some good news here with uh with what we got going on um let's go ahead and

00:39:53 jump into let's go ahead and jump into david first and then we're going to go ahead and cover

00:39:57 um some of the news some political some actually uh yeah we'll cut yeah we'll cover true crime

00:40:04 first-hand and politics.

00:40:06 Accused murderer David Anthony Burke,

00:40:09 a.k.a. David,

00:40:11 was back in an L.A. courtroom today.

00:40:13 And this has shaken up

00:40:15 the entire case schedule.

00:40:17 What exactly happened?

00:40:18 What can we expect next?

00:40:20 And what does this mean?

00:40:21 And if I'm not mistaken,

00:40:22 this dude has a hearing on the 26th.

00:40:32 Okay.

00:40:34 I think it's on the 26th.

00:40:45 Yeah, the hearing is, yeah, May 26th.

00:40:47 Yeah, maybe I'll go two days early, Chad.

00:40:49 You know when you're locked in, focus and fearless.

00:40:52 Maybe I'll go two days early for you guys to get that for y'all.

00:40:55 For the defense and the prosecution, welcome to Sidebar, presented by Law & Crime.

00:41:00 Hello, Ryan.

00:41:01 I'm Jesse Weber.

00:41:01 okay I can't jump into this without first telling you real quick about our partner our sponsor this

00:41:08 app called upside now upside court hearing in the David case that happened today we have a reporter

00:41:14 an investigative reporter in the courtroom going to bring her on in a minute to talk about what

00:41:18 happened now remember where we're at the 21 year old romantic homicide singer real name David

00:41:22 Anthony Burke David is facing charges of first degree murder continuous sexual abuse of a child

00:41:29 under 14 and unlawful mutilation of human remains all in connection with the death of 14 year old

00:41:36 celeste rivas hernandez whose decomposed dismembered body was found in a tesla in la

00:41:44 back on september 8th of last year yeah i see academics and uh sneak oran i could look i could

00:41:49 look at the debate if you guys really want me to i could react to it here a tesla reportedly

00:41:54 registered to david out in texas and prosecutors have also alleged special circumstances with

00:42:00 respect to the murder charge that's what gets you potentially life in prison without the

00:42:03 possibility of parole that's what potentially gets you the death penalty even though there's

00:42:07 a moratorium on executions in california murder of a witness murder for financial gain lying in

00:42:13 wait that he used a deadly and dangerous weapon a sharp it's a long debate and the end like how

00:42:19 long bro these office concluded that celeste's cause of death was multiple penetrating injuries

00:42:25 authorities alleging that david murdered celeste to keep her quiet that they were in an alleged

00:42:31 illegal sexual relationship for those of you guys that are unaware quick uh summary of the case

00:42:36 david met this girl when he was about 18 years old she was 11 years old uh she died when he was

00:42:43 roughly 21 and he was she was 14 she was a minor they were having a sexual relationship the state

00:42:48 of california the age of consent is um 18 so bro is cooked if he got caught also there's rumors that

00:42:55 he got the baby or he got her pregnant which obviously would be even more proof and would

00:43:00 lead to him potentially wanting to um you know wanting her to be gone for obvious reasons so

00:43:05 you add all this together very bad very very bad her being a minor that she was going to expose him

00:43:15 that she was oh and he had his album coming out in about three days

00:43:18 so that was also something that was uh not good for him he's going to ruin his career

00:43:27 a financially lucrative career i did whole episodes on the potential evidence establishing

00:43:33 where he was at in his career they also talk about these alleged text messages the day before

00:43:38 the night before where she was allegedly angry with him and going to expose him and the allegation

00:43:43 is is that he murdered her murdered her to keep her quiet and prosecutors claim that on april 23rd

00:43:48 2025 he lured celeste to this property in la hollywood hills stabbed her repeatedly

00:43:56 watched her bleed out they got her he got her an uber to meet him there that's how they know

00:44:01 and then proceeded to order supplies online to engage in this yeah bro went on like 1.00

00:44:11 instacart and bought like a shovel and shit fucking dummy 1.00

00:44:14 nigga bought a whole bunch of like uh supplies to get rid of the body off instacart bro 1.00

00:44:21 rememberment of her body and the cover-up of this alleged crime chainsaws body bag laundry bags 0.98

00:44:29 inflatable pool they claim a combination of forensic evidence surveillance footage cellular

00:44:34 data, DNA evidence, witness testimony, all ties him to these alleged crimes. So what happened

00:44:42 in court today? For that, let me bring on somebody who was in that courtroom today,

00:44:46 investigative reporter Julia Deng is with us. Julia, it's so good to see you. Thank you so much

00:44:51 for coming on to talk about this. Really appreciate it. I'm made of questions. I know this was a

00:44:56 relatively, I think, relatively short hearing, but very impactful, very important. First of all,

00:45:00 how did david look let's start there not great jesse as you can imagine i mean we've talked about

00:45:09 how he actually requested a haircut last time it doesn't look to me like he got that haircut

00:45:15 he walked in wearing this orange yeah and uh the fact that he's an orange like that guys

00:45:21 more than likely means he's in protective custody um i think they give you county blues when you're

00:45:26 like regular like everybody else but for him

00:45:28 given the fact that you know he's being charged

00:45:30 with the second crime against the minor

00:45:32 he's being charged with murder

00:45:34 one and he's a celebrity and he's rich

00:45:36 they obviously have to

00:45:38 keep him away from everybody else

00:45:40 right for his own safety so

00:45:42 you know that is what it is also

00:45:44 just so you guys know since we're going to be going

00:45:46 to UCLA May 28th

00:45:48 if you guys want to contribute to the fund

00:45:50 okay when you donate

00:45:52 on myrongainsex.com that money goes towards

00:45:54 It's a college fund for security.

00:45:56 Obviously, I got to probably hire my own security.

00:45:59 I might have to get them at UCLA.

00:46:01 They're not forcing us, thank God.

00:46:03 So everything that goes there.

00:46:05 Kevin O'Leary, O'Juri, is building a 100 million data center here in Utah.

00:46:08 Oh, of course.

00:46:10 Martin, would you love to hear your thoughts on Stu Peters?

00:46:13 Would you ever go on a show?

00:46:14 I've been on a show before, multiple times.

00:46:18 So, yeah.

00:46:20 Yeah, I've done a couple interviews with Stu Peters, man.

00:46:22 He's come on our show, I think, before, too.

00:46:24 L.A. County jail uniform, kind of lighter than what I'm wearing right now.

00:46:31 He had a white long-sleeved shirt underneath it.

00:46:34 He did not look.

00:46:35 Yeah, he's an ISO for obvious reasons. 0.81

00:46:40 Clean shaving. 0.84

00:46:42 Hair looked to be a little bit longer, very curly.

00:46:45 But he was actively paying attention.

00:46:47 MD427, appreciate the gifted sub.

00:46:49 Auschwitz, mercy.

00:46:50 Thank you for the gifted sub.

00:46:51 Can't call it a war.

00:46:53 Resubscribe.

00:46:53 Welcome to you.

00:46:54 Hey, you there, 2001, shout out to you.

00:46:56 Shout out to all you, just clappers999.

00:46:58 Thank you for the gifted sub as well.

00:47:00 For all you broke in the chat, just say you're broke in.

00:47:03 Someone will probably gift you a sub, bro.

00:47:05 He was looking from attorney to attorney as they were speaking during this very brief status conference.

00:47:12 And he did speak this morning.

00:47:15 This was actually my first time hearing his voice live.

00:47:20 It was brief.

00:47:21 He just said, yes, your honor.

00:47:23 when the judge addressed him

00:47:25 and it was a question about

00:47:27 pushing back the upcoming

00:47:29 dates in this case. 1.00

00:47:31 Alright, some idiot in the Rumble chat says 0.97

00:47:33 this content is nothing about the title of the stream 1.00

00:47:35 Get a Rapper Kills a Girlfriend. Alright, bro, enjoy the

00:47:37 Shadowrun, bro. Fuck out here, nigga. 1.00

00:47:39 Time to send you 1.00

00:47:41 to the Shadowrun.

00:47:43 The future is mine! 1.00

00:47:46 Bro, I hate stupid people, bro. 1.00

00:47:48 I hate stupid people, man. 1.00

00:47:51 So, it is... 1.00

00:47:53 dude is so dumb bro we cover everything on this channel idiot we cover the news sometimes what's 1.00

00:47:58 in the title might not necessarily be what's covered bro and i edit the title after the fact 1.00

00:48:01 you dumb fuck bro like nigga if you want exactly what's on the title go watch anus and reach bro 1.00

00:48:08 as they gossip over some bullshit still you know what or actually to be honest with y'all them 1.00

00:48:13 niggas names is abort and preach at this point let's be honest abort and retreat 0.99

00:48:19 question as to another chick came out after that nigga brah brah man we might have to cook chat 0.98

00:48:32 that we're not this oh fresh already covered it he said 0.89

00:48:37 going to trial and a big takeaway from this morning status conference

00:48:42 is that we are going to have to do this exercise all over again so there's going to be another

00:48:48 status conference June 17th and then this preliminary hearing that we've been talking

00:48:54 about May 26th and as you've been reporting Jesse that was supposed to happen back in April so now

00:49:00 they've pushed that back again that's going to be June 29th now so David Burke was asked you know

00:49:07 are you okay with that and he just said yes your honor and that he was led back out. Okay so I have

00:49:15 a number of questions about this uh there are those and then also guys we should have uc riverside

00:49:21 may 29th and then june 2nd university of california that's what we're shooting for

00:49:27 may 20th ucla may 29th uc riverside june 2nd university of california irvine so we'll see

00:49:33 what happens those who say they wouldn't be surprised that the preliminary hearing was

00:49:39 push back yet again. I mean, even if you talk about what's been reported, 40 terabytes of

00:49:46 evidence. Okay, never mind. So we will cook Abba tomorrow. I'm talking about fresh right now.

00:49:56 Might do it at like 8 or 9 p.m.

00:50:09 computers tablets iCloud even yeah they got 40 terabytes yeah they took everything off his um

00:50:18 they took everything off of his phone chat um and he had of course cp on there

00:50:24 him hooking up with his child so uh bro is in a bro is cooked man the prosecution's brief they

00:50:34 talk about surveillance footage and cellular data and witnesses and different trips and all these

00:50:40 amazon purchases and it's a big case and it's one that has been investigated for quite some time

00:50:45 at the same time julia i'm trying to understand why this is happening because correct me if i'm

00:50:51 wrong it's the defense who's asking now to have a delay because weren't they the ones who said

00:50:58 Blair Burke, his attorney, was pushing for a speedy preliminary hearing as soon as possible.

00:51:04 And it was the idea, we're going to challenge the prosecution's evidence.

00:51:08 We're going to challenge, because in a preliminary hearing, so everybody knows, right, the prosecution

00:51:11 has to present, not their whole case, but sufficient evidence to establish probable cause,

00:51:16 low standard, but say, hey, we got enough here to support these charges, to move forward

00:51:21 towards trial.

00:51:22 Preliminary hearing, why it's an advantage for the defense is because they can challenge

00:51:25 that evidence.

00:51:25 so they wanted the prosecution hey we want this a preliminary hearing immediately we want to see

00:51:29 what you got we want to challenge it we don't think you have a case here we don't think he's

00:51:33 the cause of celeste's death and now correct me if i'm wrong are they the ones today in court saying

00:51:38 we need to delay they are that is correct and jesse you're absolutely right this boils down

00:51:45 to evidence so beth silverman with the prosecution she laid out how there is just

00:51:52 voluminous evidence here. It totals at this point more than 40 terabytes. I mean, if you think about

00:52:00 how much content you probably had saved on your phone, I mean, that's not even close to one

00:52:05 terabyte. They have 40 in this case. So Beth said this morning during this hearing, the prosecution

00:52:11 started uploading their evidence last Thursday, and that's part of this case. They have to do that.

00:52:19 sharing that information between both sides. That's part of discovery. So Beth says the

00:52:25 prosecution started that last Thursday. They have only uploaded at this point about 10 terabytes

00:52:31 out of that 40. And then she went on to say, I actually wrote down this direct quote from

00:52:37 Beth Silverman this morning. It could take them months to complete discovery with this much

00:52:44 evidence. So now the defense is pushing back. This is very much part of their strategy.

00:52:49 This is not surprising. They would benefit from having more time just to prep their case. So they

00:52:56 said, the defense, we've requested DNA evidence. We have not gotten that yet. They also said

00:53:02 they haven't gotten the witness narratives they were hoping for. So their argument is we need

00:53:09 more intel to prep before this can even go to a preliminary hearing. But the prosecution,

00:53:17 of course, also not surprising. They're pushing back as well. They're saying,

00:53:21 you know, is this going to be a real thing? Is June 29th going to be, they called it a go date,

00:53:27 or are we going to have to go through this again, push it back again? The judge was very stern about

00:53:33 that. She said, you know, we have to be clear. If we're setting the date for June 29th this time,

00:53:38 if this is going to be pushed back again a fourth time now you know we have to get that motion

00:53:46 in writing and beth silverman says this kind of thing can go on she's you know in her experience

00:53:54 had this kind of thing go back and forth and be delayed for years the judge yeah guys the state

00:54:00 courts man are slow as hell okay super slow they never really you know get anything done

00:54:07 quickly uh unlike like federal court you could do you know a speedy trial and you could i think you

00:54:13 could do it in the state as well but they're just not they're just way more backed up unfortunately

00:54:17 um and the reason why they're backed up is because like i told you guys before 0.90

00:54:20 when it comes to the state courts dude they have all this bullshit that they have to um

00:54:26 that they have to deal with because every single um case right um goes through state court and 0.98

00:54:36 In every case that goes through state court, right, whether it's disorderly conduct all the way to, what the hell?

00:54:48 Every single case, whether it be disorderly conduct to DUI to everything, literally all goes through there.

00:54:58 So they have a huge backlog of cases to say the least.

00:55:03 I'll say that.

00:55:04 Huge backlog of cases.

00:55:05 saying this morning she promises this is not going to go on for years so i think june 17th

00:55:11 is going to be a sure thing for this new status conference and then june 29th well here's what's

00:55:18 tricky about it it's prosecutors seemingly even though there was reports of multiple grand juries

00:55:25 and grand jury could be a way you get an official indictment defense doesn't have a role in it it's

00:55:30 a secret proceeding you get an indictment you move forward you don't go a grand jury route

00:55:35 and clearly there hasn't been a grand jury indictment,

00:55:37 even though there have been reportedly grand juries

00:55:39 and paneled to hear evidence in this case,

00:55:41 now you have a preliminary hearing.

00:55:43 And 100%, this is where it gets complicated

00:55:46 because the defense has an opportunity

00:55:47 to challenge the evidence.

00:55:48 It can get pushed back and pushed back

00:55:50 and pushed back and delayed.

00:55:52 And just from a point of law, I'll tell everybody,

00:55:54 that's a concern for the prosecution, right?

00:55:57 They believe that David committed these alleged crimes.

00:56:00 They want justice as soon as possible.

00:56:02 They don't want to keep pushing this case along.

00:56:04 evidence can get stale witness testimony could be upended so it's in their interest too to have

00:56:10 this preliminary hearing sooner rather than later i i get and by the way when you mentioned dna

00:56:14 evidence you go back to the prosecution's brief it says dna evidence developed from blood stains

00:56:19 collected from defendant's garage which match the victim's genetic profile so that was interesting

00:56:25 by the way you mentioned witnesses do we have any idea was it revealed today any idea who these yeah

00:56:32 The reason why they're saying that, guys, is because, you know, there's pretty descriptive talk in the document, right?

00:56:40 Because the prosecutors put together a document that said that apparently he watched her bleed out, okay?

00:56:46 That's a very specific detail.

00:56:48 So how the hell do you know that, right?

00:56:51 Did a witness saw the cops that?

00:56:53 Did they see it on a camera?

00:56:54 Like, how did they see it?

00:56:57 These potential witnesses are?

00:56:59 We don't.

00:57:00 that is one of those outstanding questions and i think jesse you actually did an entire podcast

00:57:07 segment dedicated to we also got an interesting uh drug case i'm going to talk to you guys about

00:57:11 here in a second that went viral it resurfaced recently and i'll talk with you guys about it as

00:57:14 well after this this question we'll go to politics then we'll come back to true crime after this

00:57:18 we don't and it sounds like part of the defense's strategy to just stall here and buy themselves a

00:57:26 little bit more time to prepare during this pretrial period is citing the fact that they

00:57:31 don't have any kind of narrative relating to witnesses. They don't know who the possible

00:57:36 witnesses might be who could be called for this case, and they don't have DNA evidence they say

00:57:42 they've requested. But let me tell you what the prosecution did share. They say they have already

00:57:49 They shared lab reports, they have shared LAPD reports, and they've shared, again, about 10 terabytes of evidence.

00:58:00 And they did, like, a bunch of search warrants, Chad.

00:58:02 That's also important for you guys to know. 0.91

00:58:04 They searched his phone, all of his devices, computers, tablets, all that crap.

00:58:09 So that's where all the data is probably coming from, because I know you guys were saying, like, how the hell do they have so much data?

00:58:15 Well, they did a search warrant on all of his devices.

00:58:18 If it really is 40 terabytes, that's about 25 percent here.

00:58:25 And I don't know what kind of server they're uploading this to, but again, they started doing this last Thursday.

00:58:32 So open-ended question here as to how—

00:58:34 Yeah, they're in the discovery process, which means they're turning over all the evidence over to the defense at this point.

00:58:40 How much longer that's going to take.

00:58:42 But talking to media crews out here, we've all been speculating.

00:58:46 You know, there's likely a lot of video content in that 40 terabyte dump.

00:58:51 Lots of it.

00:58:52 That's typically...

00:58:53 They're going to have all the video of them hanging out, you know, her going to Vegas with him,

00:58:59 them traveling together, because he did take her to Vegas with him like a year or two ago.

00:59:03 Mind you, this girl's like 13, 14, you know, and there's pictures of them and stuff like that.

00:59:07 So they're going to have all that stuff.

00:59:09 And remember, she's a minor.

00:59:12 You know what I mean? 1.00

00:59:13 She's a minor. 1.00

00:59:14 So what takes up the most space.

00:59:19 So we already know some of that video involving Celeste and David and their alleged relationship that cannot, that will not be played for the jury if this eventually does go to trial.

00:59:33 I'm so glad you mentioned that, because as we're understanding what this is, I remember in one of the initial hearings, the prosecution said.

00:59:39 Vitaly got permanently banned on kick. No way, bro.

00:59:44 Holy, dude.

00:59:49 Why?

00:59:53 How's he completely...

00:59:55 Why'd he get banned completely?

00:59:58 I don't see his page.

01:00:00 Or, uh... 0.99

01:00:06 Damn. 1.00

01:00:14 that sucks man 1.00

01:00:17 they found a large volume 0.99

01:00:29 of alleged child

01:00:30 faking a stream

01:00:31 what are you talking about faking a stream

01:00:32 guys all those busts are real dude

01:00:42 I've been there

01:00:44 funny story i got a ticket from uh uh out of burback candy county bro

01:00:51 i literally got a ticket uh for like a fine for helping out on one of his case on one of his uh 0.86

01:00:59 things dead ass because they didn't film without a they filmed without a permit 0.99

01:01:04 so i got like a letter that i had to fucking do deal with some bullshit 0.99

01:01:08 yeah dude so it's 100 real everyone anyone that says that vitality stuff isn't real i'm just like 0.90

01:01:16 bro you don't know what you're talking about bro it's all 100 real

01:01:20 we went we captured that one we got one of those guys in burbank uh and they ended up um

01:01:30 you know they ended up giving me a hard time and sending all of us everybody that was involved in

01:01:36 a bus that day got like a letter that that's a um pay a fine or else go to jail like i would 0.98

01:01:44 have had to appear in court all this fucking bullshit i hired a lawyer got a deal what dealt 0.98

01:01:48 with but i had to pay a fine bro it was retarded incredible so yeah no no no no cap chat so that's 0.99

01:02:02 how that's how i tell you how this stuff's not fake how come the feds didn't really bully and 0.82

01:02:05 take over the case of iron high-profile case involves a minor you still get fed charges um

01:02:09 because murder is going to trump uh the sexual assault the state's charging him for murder one

01:02:15 bro the state's charging him for murder one and um and not only is this state charging him for

01:02:22 murder one um it carries the potential death penalty so um the state's going to handle it

01:02:26 and the um and keep in mind that the uh the fact that she's a minor is integral part of the reason

01:02:32 uh of the murder so the state's gonna is gonna take it the state can't prove their case they're

01:02:39 gonna follow up but i don't think they need to because quite frankly um you know uh they got him

01:02:45 dead to rights dude because let's let's assume let's assume they can't prove that he he committed

01:02:50 the murder they're definitely going to be able to prove that um they're definitely going to be

01:02:55 able to prove that uh that he had sex with a minor at bare minimum they're definitely going to be

01:03:01 able to do that so bro is cooked no matter what bro's cooked no matter what even if they can't 0.85

01:03:09 get him on the murder they're gonna get him on the possession of child porn the you know having a you

01:03:14 know the statutory grape with the minor because she's obviously underage they're gonna get him

01:03:20 for all that they're just using that to substantiate the motive for the murder charge that

01:03:27 make sense chat since they're charging on murder one you got to be a lot tighter murder one obviously

01:03:33 is premeditated murder right the main big difference between murder one and murder two

01:03:37 typically a lot of times is premeditation planning being a bit more methodical murder

01:03:42 two is typically going to be um not premeditated that's like the main distinguishing factor matter

01:03:48 of fact you know let me see if i can go ahead and get a video for you guys that explains this

01:03:51 and then murder three murder three depending on the state every state's different but typically

01:03:56 most states in the united states of america murder one first degree is typically going to be

01:04:00 premeditated murder right which means you planned it out you orchestrated it uh to some degree

01:04:05 right uh murder two is typically going to be you didn't necessarily plan it out it just happened

01:04:11 in the heat of things like let's say you're a gas station you get into a fight with somebody and

01:04:14 you shoot him and you kill him right but it wasn't really a justified shoot that's gonna be a murder

01:04:17 too and then like a murder through would be something like a manslaughter you got drunk and 0.98

01:04:21 you killed somebody you know driving um but let's go ahead and kind of go through this with you guys

01:04:25 let's see if there's a video here

01:04:32 here we go

01:04:36 here's a short one for you guys

01:04:39 between a killing, homicide, manslaughter and murder

01:04:42 and more

01:04:43 first I'll be going over a short story

01:04:46 that's two minutes

01:04:47 and then I'm going to break down the explanation

01:04:49 of what crime did each of the events fall into

01:04:52 one evening 0.95

01:04:54 jason the jerk was watching a season finale of house of walking thrones he then called his friend 0.96

01:05:00 rosie who he knew had not seen it yet and gave her the ending of the story house of the walking 0.97

01:05:06 thrones was rosie's life and she began immediately plotting the downfall of jason this is murder one

01:05:14 rosie then purchased a gun and began observing jason's schedule to see when he left to work

01:05:19 every morning doing surveillance and stalking two weeks later she was finally ready to go through

01:05:24 with it while walking to her car early in the morning the burglar jumped out of a bush in her 0.99

01:05:29 front yard and said i'm gonna shoot you and take all the stuff in your house Rosie then pulled out 0.90

01:05:36 her gun and shot Bert in the head while that's gonna be a murder too she didn't plan that leaving 0.99

01:05:40 her residential neighborhood going 20 miles over the speed limit she struck the jaywalking

01:05:46 donnie the drunk killing him instantly that's more than likely going to be a murder three

01:05:49 or a manslaughter there was slightly more traffic than usual that morning and rosie decided she was

01:05:56 going to drive on the sidewalk she reasoned pedestrians would be quick enough to jump out

01:06:00 of the way arches sneaker rated shout out to sneaker man did he really normally don't you

01:06:08 get notified when you get rated 0.99

01:06:09 shout out to my guy sneko did he cover the album preach bullshit 1.00

01:06:15 did he cover cover the album preach bullshit 0.99

01:06:21 shout out to all you guys that just came over from sneaker's dream uh stream 0.80

01:06:27 oh he just ended okay um yeah i'll cover the uh i'll cover that later um yeah welcome for all

01:06:38 you guys that are joining in if you are coming in from sneaker welcome guys we're covering uh true

01:06:43 crime right now the difference between murder one murder two and uh or manslaughter slash homicide

01:06:47 premeditator murder etc who was walking his pet cat that morning however was too deep in thought

01:06:53 to notice her car speeding down the sidewalk at 90 miles per hour rosie finally arrived at

01:06:58 where she waited at the front porch for 20 minutes until he was finally ready to leave to work 1.00

01:07:04 he opened the front door and she shot him in the head while looking for a police station to turn

01:07:10 herself in lenny the linguist was walking her way rosie asked him where police station he replied

01:07:19 oh you mean where is the police station she was not in the mood to have her grammar corrected

01:07:26 and shot bro she's shooing everybody bro persons the first distinction we will make

01:07:33 is that of homicide and killing homicide is simply an unlawful killing in the case of the

01:07:39 burglar rosie lawfully killed a trespasser who was threatening her life this is not a homicide

01:07:46 homicide has two major categories murder and manslaughter which now that depends on every

01:07:53 state some states might call it a homicide even if it was self-defense right they might still

01:07:59 call it a homicide and this is the tricky part guys because every state is different with how

01:08:02 they define these different terms right so even if it's a justified use of force they'll still

01:08:07 consider homicide because like when the autopsy um you know is done they're going to put method

01:08:13 of death they're going to put homicide even if it was a justified you know murder man let's go 0.99

01:08:18 back to the david thing this guy's cartoon hit shit here sucks i'll pour not nigga yapping but 0.99

01:08:21 you guys get the idea premeditated in his case it's going to be they're going for murder one 0.99

01:08:24 that's why the feds aren't getting involved in a chat feds typically don't do uh murder 0.94

01:08:29 premeditated murder as a charge. 1.00

01:08:31 ...on David's devices.

01:08:34 Now, they didn't confirm that was 100% Celeste,

01:08:36 but let's remember he is charged

01:08:38 with a sex crime.

01:08:39 Yes, I saw the FedEx killer.

01:08:40 He got sentenced to death in Texas.

01:08:44 ...respect to her.

01:08:45 Which, you know, right? 1.00

01:08:46 I mean, look, I think people like that should be tortured. 0.97

01:08:49 That's my opinion. 0.99

01:08:49 If you harm children, you should get tortured. 0.98

01:08:52 But, you know, obviously that will never happen 0.97

01:08:54 in the United States.

01:08:55 ...illegal sexual relationship

01:08:57 is not only its own individual crime,

01:09:00 but it goes to the murder charge.

01:09:01 It goes to the special circumstances

01:09:03 because if they can prove

01:09:04 he was having this relationship with her,

01:09:06 didn't want it exposed,

01:09:08 wanted to keep her quiet,

01:09:09 she was threatening him.

01:09:10 That goes into it.

01:09:12 And of course, I mean, there's other digital data.

01:09:13 There's cell phone data.

01:09:14 There's surveillance footage.

01:09:16 By the way, just taking a quick step back

01:09:19 since you're our eyes and ears there,

01:09:21 was it a packed courtroom?

01:09:22 Like, who else was there?

01:09:24 Was there anybody in support of David?

01:09:26 Was Nathan Hockman there?

01:09:27 the Los Angeles County District Attorney.

01:09:29 Who was in that courtroom today?

01:09:31 It was largely media this morning.

01:09:34 We did look around in the hallway

01:09:36 before we even got into the status conference

01:09:38 to see if perhaps he had any support.

01:09:41 Yeah, this is going to be a big case, man.

01:09:43 When he goes to trial, it's going to be huge.

01:09:46 I'm going to see, let me Google guys

01:09:48 and see if it's going to be televised.

01:09:50 If it's not televised chat, then I will go there myself.

01:09:55 Because as you guys know, I'm going to be at UCLA May 28th.

01:09:57 So is the David prelim hearing going to be recorded?

01:10:11 Because as you guys know, in state court, cameras are allowed, right?

01:10:17 Because I'll be honest with you guys, I really don't like California.

01:10:20 I don't think you guys understand how much I dislike California, okay?

01:10:23 My head is on a swivel every time I'm there.

01:10:25 I don't like it.

01:10:26 I don't like L.A.

01:10:27 okay um for those of you that are wondering why i don't like la i'll tell you quickly the reason

01:10:32 why i don't like la is because all gang politics and if you're like a ninja like me okay basically 0.78

01:10:38 um if you're not like affiliated with like some type of gang or some crap you could run it you

01:10:43 could run into problems okay um so that's why i don't like um california especially if you're like 0.93

01:10:50 uh you know a high profile entertainer streamer musician anything bro uh and you're a ninja

01:10:57 you're going to run into problems in L.A., right?

01:11:00 This is why they always say, you know, you've got to check in, 0.98

01:11:02 all this other crap. 0.76

01:11:03 That is relatively true to a degree, okay? 0.97

01:11:06 So that is why I'm not a fan of it.

01:11:11 So anyway.

01:11:14 Okay, let's see here.

01:11:17 No, David, preliminary is not going to be recorded for the broadcast. 1.00

01:11:20 Okay, damn, that sucks. 0.98

01:11:21 I know last time during his last court date, David... 0.99

01:11:25 Oh, it's rescheduled for June 29th.

01:11:27 it had at least two friends two supporters with him there was no family present this morning

01:11:34 nobody for either david or celeste i think it was just the defendant with his uncut hair his

01:11:42 orange jumpsuit and then defense attorneys so it was largely media in the back two rows in this

01:11:50 courtroom, prosecution, defense.

01:11:53 Okay, so it was moved.

01:11:56 Yeah, so they postponed the preliminary hearing

01:11:58 to June 29, 2026 for a month,

01:11:59 which I think they did mention here subtly,

01:12:01 but I was looking at something else, my bad.

01:12:02 It went by very quickly.

01:12:04 They started within five minutes of 8.30.

01:12:07 Yeah, they're doing a sketch like that, chat,

01:12:08 because they're not letting cameras in.

01:12:11 Anytime they do sketches like that,

01:12:12 that means they didn't let cameras in.

01:12:14 They do that also in federal court.

01:12:15 the scheduled start time very clear on directions you know no cameras no cell phones yeah you know

01:12:24 why guys um it's because it's a minor that's probably why they're normally state court allows

01:12:30 it but they're not letting it this time because it's a minor that's that's that's why probably

01:12:33 and it wrapped up within about 10 to 15 minutes and by the way what was his interaction like

01:12:40 with his defense attorneys i saw a report i think could be wrong but you'll correct me if i'm wrong

01:12:45 Did he, like, wink at his defense attorney?

01:12:49 Pandasiza says late night stream W.

01:12:51 Appreciate it, bro.

01:12:52 Yeah, man, I'm sorry, guys, that I got on late, bro.

01:12:55 Like I said, that cigar yesterday really fucked me up, man.

01:12:57 It just goes to show, dude, as you age, 1.00

01:12:59 yo, niggas be getting cooked off anything, bro. 1.00

01:13:02 Oh, man. 1.00

01:13:04 Oh, Lord.

01:13:06 Like, your boy was not feeling good yesterday, man.

01:13:09 Your boy was not feeling good yesterday at all.

01:13:12 at one point what was that interaction like this is a fascinating human jesse if i ever had an

01:13:23 opportunity to interview david i i've got questions yeah women love serial killers well

01:13:29 love guys like him just so you guys know big red pill fact for you guys um women experience

01:13:37 hybristophilia at a significantly higher rate than men do okay yes i smoked a cigar yesterday

01:13:44 because we're cooking abba and preach okay and we played who i smoke and uh yeah i didn't fare

01:13:51 too well after that cigar i ain't gonna lie so and i don't smoke at all i don't drink at all

01:13:58 i don't do any drugs so yes i got cooked after doing that for this man um he seems

01:14:09 incredible and hybrisophilia chap for those of you that are wondering it is the um it is the uh

01:14:15 attraction to uh criminals okay women experience it at a significantly higher rate than men do 0.99

01:14:22 significantly higher someone said so you're a pussy uh no i number one bro i uh number one i 0.99

01:14:31 don't smoke um number two that was a first cigar i smoked in like two years since i was with tate 1.00

01:14:35 and then uh number three uh i smoked like half the cigar okay so shut your dumb ass up 0.99

01:14:44 comfortably comfortable sitting there i think he was rested yes i definitely did smoke it too fast 0.99

01:14:49 I will concede on that, yes.

01:14:51 ...his elbows on the table at one point.

01:14:54 I mentioned earlier...

01:14:55 Yes, I am sober, Chad.

01:14:56 I'm pretty much straight edge, to be honest with y'all, pretty much.

01:15:00 Earlier, he was listening actively to the back and forth between prosecution and defense.

01:15:06 He was looking from attorney to attorney.

01:15:08 At one point, I think I saw him nodding along.

01:15:11 You know, he made eye contact with the judge.

01:15:13 He spoke once when he was asked if June 29th would be a go date, a good rescheduled preliminary hearing date for him.

01:15:21 He just said, yes, your honor.

01:15:23 He spoke clearly.

01:15:25 He did not. 1.00

01:15:27 Some idiot in the chest says bleeding viewer since he has to protect all his fed friends. 1.00

01:15:32 A straight edge W, though. 1.00

01:15:35 Late night, Mike. 0.99

01:15:37 What the fuck are you talking about in the kick chat? 1.00

01:15:39 What are you talking about? 1.00

01:15:51 Bleeding viewers.

01:15:57 Oh, he doesn't like Nick Fuentes.

01:15:59 Of course.

01:16:01 Time to send you to the shadow realm.

01:16:05 The future is mine.

01:16:07 Yo, I don't know where all this hate for Nick has, like, come out of recently.

01:16:12 It's actually kind of crazy.

01:16:15 It's actually, like, nuts.

01:16:17 Like, over the past, like, week, the amount of hate for Nick Fuentes has just, like, been ridiculous. 1.00

01:16:26 It's like everyone is piling on and attacking him, including some of you idiots that come into my chat. 0.99

01:16:33 And it's like, bruh, you guys know Nick is an ally. 1.00

01:16:36 He's a friend of mine. 0.99

01:16:37 So I'm just not going to tolerate any of that bullshit, bro. 1.00

01:16:39 Like, get the fuck out of my chat, man. 1.00

01:16:40 I get along with both parties. 0.99

01:16:42 I get along with Dan.

01:16:43 I get along with Nick.

01:16:44 Okay? 0.99

01:16:46 If you talk shit about Dan, I'm going to ban you too. 1.00

01:16:48 Like, I'm not trying to hear that shit. 1.00

01:16:49 Like, get the fuck out of here. 1.00

01:16:51 You know? 1.00

01:16:54 It's fucking weird. 1.00

01:16:58 Another idiot. 1.00

01:16:58 Dude's name is Big Wong. 1.00

01:16:59 You mean Nick Fed Fuentes?

01:17:02 No, I mean Big Wong in the Shadow Realm. 1.00

01:17:04 Enjoy the Shadow Realm, nigga. 1.00

01:17:05 time to send you to the shadow realm the future is mine enjoy the shadow room bro 1.00

01:17:13 you went from big one to the watermelon realm seem now you're a big l shaken he did not seem

01:17:21 like and i'm not talking about the rapper defendant being charged with first degree murder

01:17:27 and that's not it i mean we're calling this a murder case but there are two additional charges

01:17:32 on top of that, including continuous sexual abuse of a child under 14.

01:17:39 Yeah, he was with her since she was 11.

01:17:42 That's the big charge.

01:17:43 Well, that's the charge that has him obviously all, you know,

01:17:46 doing all this murder stuff, basically.

01:17:48 And then it's not just murder.

01:17:50 It's mutilation of that murder victim's corpse.

01:17:54 Yeah, he shot the body up after the fact.

01:17:56 It was badly decomposed by the time they found it.

01:17:58 She was killed in April of 2025.

01:18:00 They didn't find their guys until September of 2025.

01:18:03 There were fleas and maggots and all that other stuff there.

01:18:06 Horrible.

01:18:07 And I know we haven't delved into this yet today because we don't yet know if the DA is going to ultimately pursue the death penalty.

01:18:17 But that's an option in this case.

01:18:20 They're 100% going to go for it.

01:18:21 That's why they charged the murder one and they're going so hard.

01:18:23 They're 100% going for a death penalty.

01:18:24 Will he get executed?

01:18:25 We don't know.

01:18:26 Death row is always a different world, but they're going for it.

01:18:28 Because of the special circumstances on top of that murder charge, and I believe, Jesse, in the state of California, you only need one special circumstance to be eligible for the death penalty.

01:18:39 In this case, it's not one, it's not two, it is three.

01:18:44 And look, there is a moratorium on executions in California, but that's even besides the point.

01:18:49 I mean, this goes to this whole idea.

01:18:50 Yeah, and like I told you guys before, death penalty, bro, it's a whole other, you know, you can get put on death row and sit there for like 30 years. 0.66

01:19:00 Machaka, thanks for the 500 kicks.

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01:19:23 Man, that latency is good.

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01:19:47 super chat into the show if you guys enjoy interacting and stuff like that which i am

01:19:51 going to get off kick here in a second i'm sorry kick i'm going to get off youtube here soon

01:19:54 if they decide to go go that way it would you know prolong the trial would make it a little

01:20:01 bit more complex but you're talking about the ultimate punishment not surprising when you talk

01:20:05 about this crime yes he's innocent until proven guilty 100 but you were talking about the brutal

01:20:10 slaying of a 14 year old girl who was dismembered and also allegedly sexually abused it's a really

01:20:16 horrific crime. By the way, I have a couple minutes with you, Juliet. You've been following

01:20:20 this case, I believe, from the beginning. You've been following it for quite some time. As you're

01:20:24 in that courtroom and you're listening carefully to the discussions that's happening between the

01:20:29 attorneys and the judge, what is your biggest questions that you want answered right now?

01:20:34 What are you looking out for in terms of the evidence? I mean, thank you for talking about

01:20:39 the episode we did on the witnesses. I think that's a crucial discussion, whether or not it's

01:20:44 going to be somebody like neil langston or that's going to politics next guys we're going to cover

01:20:48 iran um uh iran and uh what's it called um iran and u.s war be david's family or it's going to be

01:21:02 the riverside county uh sheriff's deputies or it's going to be the medical examiner or members of the

01:21:07 medical examiner's department i mean you tell me what you're looking out for what you're keeping

01:21:12 an eye to and you're in an eye to as you're in court uh for these hearings some weirdo says 0.96

01:21:17 nick is pissed off at you beef's troking off all right bro you sound like a troll i'm not gonna 0.98

01:21:21 fucking fucking weirdo number one question no i never tried adderall dude's name is i'm gonna 0.99

01:21:29 fart what the fuck no i've never tried adderall and i never will bro it's weird no need for it 0.99

01:21:33 jen jesse is what you've been covering extensively who are the witnesses going to be 0.84

01:21:41 What is their testimony going to entail?

01:21:44 I think another big question is relating to some of the more definitive language we've seen in the charging documents.

01:21:52 How do prosecutors know, for example, that David stood by and watched Celeste bleeding?

01:21:58 That's the big one. That's the big one.

01:22:01 Does the government, well, in this case, does the state have a witness?

01:22:04 out my big question is was there some kind of home surveillance video that captured this i mean

01:22:12 that wouldn't be out of the question many people have cameras i'm doing a chat myron seem off your

01:22:16 game right now man all right bro uh you're it seems like you're off the chat enjoy the shadow

01:22:21 time to send you to the shadow realm the future is mine seems like you're off this realm 1.00

01:22:32 in their fucking dumb ass homes david was also an individual who was very some idiot in the 1.00

01:22:39 fucking rumble chat bro you seem like you're off your game all right bruh seems like you're off 1.00

01:22:43 the earth realm now comfortable around cameras i mean he was constantly live streaming snapping 0.99

01:22:49 things, recording things. Could there be footage actually showing that act? And then I also want

01:22:57 to point out, you know, the wording of what defense attorneys have said, you know, they're

01:23:02 denying the charges. David has entered a not guilty plea on all of these counts, but they're

01:23:08 saying that he was not the cause of her death. That raises the question, who was? You know,

01:23:18 could there be somebody else uh mk got fans mind you shut up bro you don't know what you're talking 0.87

01:23:22 about well you don't know where you're going well actually you do enjoy my friend time to send you 0.99

01:23:28 to the shadow realm the future is mine fuck out here nigga enjoy the shadow realm now you know 0.99

01:23:35 where you're going i don't know what i'm talking about but you at least know where you're going 1.00

01:23:39 and it's the fucking watermelon realm hello monkeys else involved could somebody else 0.98

01:23:47 be charged. When I was waiting to get into the courtroom this morning, I was talking to a couple 0.99

01:23:54 other journalists covering this case. That's what we're all wondering at this point. Who else may

01:23:59 have helped? Who else could have been involved? And what additional cases, what additional charges

01:24:07 and defendants could we see coming out of this? I think this is just the tip of the iceberg.

01:24:13 I think this defendant is going to be one of several as Celeste and her family and her community fight for justice.

01:24:23 I'm so glad you mentioned this because it raises a number of different questions.

01:24:27 I've talked about it multiple times about is it possible a 20-year-old singer? 1.00

01:24:30 Like, honestly, bro, these niggas sending these guys, like, killing spree. 1.00

01:24:34 That's what's going on right now. 1.00

01:24:36 Send these niggas to the Shadow Realm, bro. 1.00

01:24:38 We're almost on a fucking running riot at this point. 1.00

01:24:41 Round over. 0.98

01:24:42 aka running riot all right let's go ahead and get into um the next topic here

01:24:49 so uh big article came from the new york times today chat okay huge article and it's kind of

01:24:56 funny because i've been telling you guys this for what two months now

01:25:00 haven't i been telling you all this man i hate being vindicated all the time but i keep getting

01:25:07 vindicated more and more by the mainstream media i told you guys that they destroyed all the base

01:25:11 in the middle east they did cnn did a report and they found out that all the bases pretty much got

01:25:15 absolutely cooked okay then they found out that um iran still maintains a lot of capabilities

01:25:25 to uh launch missiles so this comes from the new york uh new york times right u.s intel shows

01:25:33 iran retains substantial missile capabilities secret new assessments say iran has operational

01:25:38 access to 30 of its 33 missile sites along the Strait of Hormuz, suggesting that its military

01:25:44 remains far stronger than President Trump had asserted. What did I tell y'all niggas in the 1.00

01:25:50 beginning of this war? What did I tell you guys? Everyone's like, Myron, you're an IRGC propagandist. 1.00

01:25:58 You're pushing the Iran propaganda. No. I just want you guys to understand that we're fighting

01:26:04 an enemy that is way more competent than Venezuela. 1.00

01:26:11 We're fighting an enemy 0.68

01:26:12 that's far more competent than Saddam Hussein. 0.53

01:26:16 Okay? We're fighting an enemy that's far more competent than Cuba. 0.96

01:26:23 Not only are they 0.86

01:26:25 far more competent militarily, they also have

01:26:28 the religious, spiritual, and political will to fight back.

01:26:35 You get what I'm saying?

01:26:41 Let me be clear. 0.89

01:26:43 Is the United States a stronger military power than Iran? 0.95

01:26:46 Absolutely. 0.89

01:26:48 Absolutely.

01:26:50 But that does not mean that getting into war with them is not going to leave us bloody and battered and bruised.

01:26:56 We will win.

01:26:57 But is the win worth the cost?

01:27:00 And that's the real question you have to ask yourself.

01:27:01 is the win worth the economic the political

01:27:05 right the international diplomatic else that are inevitably going to come our way

01:27:16 if we decide to actually fully engage with them

01:27:18 because this war as you guys know since iran doesn't have the military capability to actually

01:27:26 stop us they have to hurt us in other ways and the other ways that they hurt us undermines us

01:27:31 in different arenas, okay?

01:27:34 We could talk about the economics of...

01:27:37 We could talk about the economics of rising gas prices,

01:27:42 storing energy costs.

01:27:44 We could talk about the diplomatic isolation.

01:27:47 The Gulf states don't trust us like that anymore.

01:27:50 NATO is finished with us, right? 0.92

01:27:53 Our European allies don't want to work with us.

01:27:56 Other countries are secretly coming to the table

01:27:58 and working with Iran.

01:27:59 and not even secretly, they're doing it overtly.

01:28:03 Japan and many other of our allies

01:28:04 have been meeting with the foreign minister

01:28:06 Aragachi, Abbas Aragachi of Iran.

01:28:10 So, you know, you really have to ask yourself.

01:28:15 One side is fighting an optional war of choice, 0.62

01:28:19 aka the United States and you could argue Israel, 0.56

01:28:23 you know, it's an existential war for them,

01:28:24 but for us it's optional. 0.94

01:28:25 And then the other side, Iran, is fighting to survive.

01:28:29 who's going to go harder?

01:28:33 Who's risking more?

01:28:36 Who's willing to risk more?

01:28:41 See where I'm going with this?

01:28:44 Shout out to Garrett Basso with the big 1,200.

01:28:52 For the OSS and his missions, O Slash.

01:28:54 Thank you so much, Garrett Basso.

01:28:55 I appreciate you so much, dude.

01:28:56 Thank you.

01:28:57 Thank you, thank you, thank you, bro.

01:28:59 Thank you for that.

01:29:00 I'm going to give you a double Don DeMarco.

01:29:04 Let's make sure we get that show on the screen again.

01:29:07 Thank you, brother.

01:29:09 Garrett underscore Basco.

01:29:11 Basco, $1,200.

01:29:13 Thank you so much, bro.

01:29:14 Thank you so, so much.

01:29:17 That money will go towards security for UCLA on May 28th.

01:29:21 I appreciate you.

01:29:22 That's exactly how I'm able to do.

01:29:24 You know, you guys, you know, Myron Gaines X, like I said before,

01:29:26 All the money that goes to there, I use for the college debates.

01:29:34 Travel, everything else like that.

01:29:35 As you guys know, I've been funding it out of my own pocket, me and Sean.

01:29:39 Right?

01:29:39 We don't really make much money from these things.

01:29:43 So, you know, by the time we, honestly, we're lucky if we break even because we do the event.

01:29:49 We pay for the security, do the event, all the travel costs, put the video on YouTube.

01:29:53 Video on YouTube might not even make enough to cover everything.

01:29:56 Right?

01:29:56 so a lot of the time we go in red i know i definitely go in red show my break even or

01:30:01 make a little bit but i definitely go in the red um but that's okay because um it's more important

01:30:06 uh to do this and get on these couch campuses you know have these tough discussions you know

01:30:11 keep charlie charlie kirk's legacy alive we're gonna go right into the hornet's nest by the way

01:30:16 chat we're gonna go right into the hornet's nest with ucla so garrett basso uh thank you very much

01:30:24 my friend thank you very very much i i know i'm repeating myself here like a broken record but

01:30:28 um don't think that i uh don't appreciate whenever someone gives a big donation like that

01:30:33 um and that money is going to a good cause my friend as you as you guys know you know i literally

01:30:38 invest right back into the show i mean like look we got a new lens over here got a new camera over

01:30:43 here right so this is sony fx3 web grid that got a lens on it um this one over here uh i bought a

01:30:51 fx3 got a lens on it right we got obviously frank chilling over here then it got cooked

01:30:57 so you know all about making the show better all about making the content better the quality better

01:31:04 you know this is a new lens that i got here too so thank you guys man it all goes back into the

01:31:09 show and uh but for myringainsx.com specifically that is um for the college debates so thank you

01:31:16 so much, man. So one more Don DeMarco for you.

01:31:23 Yeah, yeah, no, of course.

01:31:24 And Garrett, let me know if you're

01:31:25 getting in contact with me. If you're in OSS,

01:31:28 let me know. Send in like a dollar

01:31:30 on MyerGainsX.com and then give me your

01:31:32 username on OSS. 0.98

01:31:34 We'll try to get you some merch.

01:31:37 Auschwitz Mercy says, 1.00

01:31:38 if you had to estimate how many retards 1.00

01:31:40 do you shadow on every stream, it has to be 1.00

01:31:42 at least 60 plus. No, every stream, I'd probably

01:31:44 get rid of around maybe

01:31:46 I would say we get rid of

01:31:49 five to ten

01:31:50 a stream. Five to ten.

01:32:02 So

01:32:02 Medikink says

01:32:03 I got a soccer camp at UNCLE

01:32:04 June 23rd for soccer camp. My last chance to get a

01:32:07 D1 team. Alright, congrats, man.

01:32:09 So where was I?

01:32:11 So yeah, so going back to Iran.

01:32:13 Right, let's go back to Iran here.

01:32:14 um when it comes to iran i warned you guys a couple of us warned you that um iran is a big

01:32:23 country 90 million people they have a very sophisticated and strong ballistic missile

01:32:27 program they have a fantastic drone program they pioneered the head drone which we ended up

01:32:33 reverse engineering as well as the russians okay um and they've been doing all this uh while being

01:32:40 you know brutally sanctioned okay we've had sanctions on them guys uh since uh brutally

01:32:46 brutal sanctions for many decades but since 2015 since 2018 especially during the trump one

01:32:52 administration uh when he put them back on the um you know the irgc back on the terrorist watch list

01:32:58 etc so what ended up happening chat was um when we attacked them right back in uh in june okay

01:33:08 When we, you know, so you guys really understand what happened here.

01:33:11 When we attacked them back in June alongside Israel,

01:33:15 Israel attacked them and then we came in and we bombed their nuclear facilities. 0.95

01:33:19 Iran went ahead and went to the Chinese, okay? 0.67

01:33:22 And they procured a bunch of different equipment.

01:33:24 They procured a bunch of assets.

01:33:25 And then importantly, they got off of a lot of American technology.

01:33:28 They got off GPS.

01:33:29 They started using Chinese GPSs so that we can't interfere with it.

01:33:33 They got assistance from the Russians.

01:33:35 and the Chinese and the Russians

01:33:40 have been feeding them intelligence

01:33:41 and other military support apparatuses.

01:33:47 And this has made it where 0.98

01:33:49 Iran has become a very formidable

01:33:52 and capable military,

01:33:54 especially with the IRGC.

01:33:55 And this is why

01:33:57 their ballistic missile attacks

01:33:59 have been so accurate.

01:34:00 Despite the fact that the United States 0.99

01:34:02 and Israel has been able to shoot down

01:34:04 a significant amount of the rockets uh iran has been able to be extremely accurate and as the war

01:34:11 continued on if you guys notice um they had less and less interceptor missiles and iran of course

01:34:16 was shooting less and less rockets but they didn't need to shoot as many because the interceptor

01:34:20 missiles were going down and the rockets were starting to hit and they were starting to become

01:34:23 deadly accurate okay and with this dead accuracy this put the united states in a very precarious

01:34:29 situation where the United States had to move troops out of the region. Bases started getting

01:34:36 destroyed to include LU dead, which I think if I'm not mistaken is the biggest military base in the

01:34:40 region, right? They bombed a base in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain, etc. On top of that, every time

01:34:49 we've escalated with Iran, Iran has attacked our neighbors in the region. Bahrain, Qatar, UAE, 0.57

01:34:56 Saudi Arabia, Oman, all these wealthy Gulf states, oil producing countries have been attacked

01:35:02 and feeling the wrath of Iran, okay? And we basically squeeze them to create pressure on 0.90

01:35:09 the United States. They've also been squeezing Israel as well, but they've been hitting the 0.98

01:35:15 Gulf states a lot harder because they're right there. Also, the Gulf states are running out of

01:35:21 interceptors now i do realize that during the ceasefire they procured uh some more interceptors

01:35:26 but it still can't stop it uh like for example last week the iranians hit an extremely uh

01:35:32 important and critical uh oil infrastructure point refining uh refining uh location i think

01:35:37 in the uae somewhere right and they destroyed a desalination plant kuwait as well so what am i

01:35:45 saying here. I'm saying this. I've been told y'all that Iran has the capabilities to continue

01:35:51 attacking the United States and we barely dented their ballistic missile program. I've been told 0.84

01:35:55 you guys that they destroyed all of our bases in the region. And this is why our personnel had to

01:36:00 relocate into hotels and why hotels in Dubai started getting hit because they figured out

01:36:04 that they started putting in intelligence and military personnel to these locations.

01:36:10 I've been told you guys this, right?

01:36:12 And it took CNN, what, two months after I told you guys

01:36:17 it destroyed the bases to finally do a full-on investigation.

01:36:20 They found out what I've been telling you guys.

01:36:21 The bases in the region are pretty much gone.

01:36:23 I think there's 10 to 13 bases in the area cooked.

01:36:26 All of them pretty much, all of them are either non-operational

01:36:31 or operating from a limited perspective. 1.00

01:36:34 One idiot in the chat said, oh, yo, all you dead is fine, bro. 1.00

01:36:37 What was it 1.00

01:36:38 What was the restaurant

01:36:39 That he said that was open 0.99

01:36:40 Like Denny's or some shit 0.99

01:36:41 I was like bro 1.00

01:36:41 Seriously nigga 0.99

01:36:42 Like really 1.00

01:36:43 Really

01:36:44 Bro said Denny's is still open

01:36:46 Like okay buddy

01:36:47 Like is that your metric

01:36:48 Of a base still being operational

01:36:50 What was the name of the restaurant bro

01:36:54 Chat

01:36:54 It was Chili's

01:36:56 There you go

01:36:56 Yeah 1.00

01:36:57 Yeah nigga literally came in here 1.00

01:36:59 And said yo it's fine 1.00

01:37:00 Chili's is still open 0.98

01:37:01 I was like nigga 1.00

01:37:02 Like okay buddy

01:37:04 Like I want my baby back 1.00

01:37:07 baby back baby back right and then an iranian mislates you 1.00

01:37:09 incredible incredible like nigga literally came in here and said oh it's fine chilies 0.93

01:37:20 are still open like what anyway that's a whole other point the bottom line is is that u.s intel 0.92

01:37:28 is telling you guys what i've been telling you don't forget guys i told y'all right back in

01:37:36 February, before the war, that there's not going to be a regime change. They're going to try to

01:37:41 do a regime change. It's not going to work. I told y'all this, remember? Yo, they think that

01:37:46 they're going to kill the Ayatollah and kill the leadership and there's going to be a regime 0.94

01:37:49 change. It's not going to work. These people are crazy, you know, Shia Muslim martyrs. 0.99

01:37:54 They bombed Ali Khamenei and like his top 50 officials. 0.98

01:38:01 Trump thought he was going to go ahead and get a, you know, a regime change in 96 hours.

01:38:05 He thought there was going to be an uprising.

01:38:07 He thought it crashed in the Riyal.

01:38:08 He did a couple of different things.

01:38:10 He crashed in the Riyal first.

01:38:11 People took to the streets.

01:38:13 While they were doing that, he was trying to arm them with guns and Starlink so that they can use internet despite the government shutting it down.

01:38:19 Then he tried bombing and killing the Ayatollah with the top 50 members of government, hoping that this would spark a uprising.

01:38:28 He admitted this on February 28th when he gave an address to the nation as well as to the Iranian people to tell them to take back their country, go into the streets.

01:38:34 and it failed.

01:38:35 It didn't work.

01:38:38 It didn't work at all.

01:38:40 It actually backfired.

01:38:41 It made the people have even more resolve 0.71

01:38:43 to oppose the United States and Israel.

01:38:47 Even the people that are anti-regime,

01:38:50 anti-Ayatollah,

01:38:51 anti-theocracy,

01:38:53 sided with the government

01:38:54 because they're like,

01:38:54 look, we might not like our government, 0.54

01:38:56 but we definitely don't like Israel

01:38:58 and we definitely don't like the United States

01:39:00 and they're trying to attack us.

01:39:01 Anytime a foreign invader attacks your chat,

01:39:04 Most of the time, that's going to lead to an effect called rallying around the flag. 0.79

01:39:07 And this is precisely what happened back in June of 2025 when Israel attacked.

01:39:13 And I don't know how the United States and Israel didn't learn from that during the 12-day war. 0.82

01:39:18 If anything, the 12-day war made Iran stronger. 0.79

01:39:22 It exposed a lot of their weaknesses, exposed a lot of their deficiencies, 0.89

01:39:27 and they strengthened a lot of those deficiencies in the gap time from June until February.

01:39:32 so when the united states did attack them in february within one hour missiles were getting

01:39:38 launched into all of our bases in the region as well as towards tel aviv

01:39:42 right and that obviously led to um the conflict that we're in now and it really set trump back

01:39:52 quite a bit hold on as a matter of fact and this was reported by the new york times right here um

01:40:00 That 33, 30 of the 33 missile sites, right, are still are still here.

01:40:15 Fairly undercutting President Trump's claims about Iran's missile capabilities, according to the New York Times.

01:40:21 And just so you guys know.

01:40:23 And I want to be clear about this, because let me tell you guys Donald Trump's plan.

01:40:26 I'm going to give it to you guys all right now.

01:40:27 OK.

01:40:30 here's what Donald Trump's plan was originally, okay?

01:40:35 Take Venezuela in January.

01:40:37 Success.

01:40:38 Get Maduro out surgically

01:40:41 and you do a precision military operation.

01:40:44 Get him out.

01:40:45 Have his successors come into power.

01:40:47 Those successors come into power.

01:40:49 They're more friendly in the United States.

01:40:50 Open up an embassy.

01:40:51 Resume diplomatic ties. 0.87

01:40:52 Get control of the energy. 0.52

01:40:53 Cool, right?

01:40:54 Success from his perspective.

01:40:56 I'm not an intervention fan,

01:40:58 But if you want to look at it from a military operational standpoint, it was a success. 0.98

01:41:01 Then go into Iran, kill the Ayatollah, destroy the top end of the government, hope that the 0.98

01:41:10 country crumbles within 96 hours, a new regime is put into power that's friendlier to the 0.91

01:41:14 United States and Israel, get control of their energy as well.

01:41:19 These two countries, okay, contribute a significant amount of oil to China at a discounted rate.

01:41:26 important that you guys understand this Venezuela and Iran are both sanctioned whenever you're

01:41:33 sanctioned you cannot sell and or do business with certain countries especially from the west

01:41:38 so what ended up happening was Iran was and China sorry Iran and Venezuela were supplying the

01:41:46 Chinese with a significant amount of underpriced oil which was important for China's energy needs

01:41:51 infrastructure right so what donald trump was planning was i take venezuela check i destabilize

01:41:57 iran and i have a friendly government in there that wants to work with me check go to china

01:42:02 right come from a position of power to speak with xi jinping because trump understands that we can 0.98

01:42:10 we cannot win the trade war with china every time he tries to lift and put tariffs on them they laugh 0.96

01:42:15 and say, okay, nigga, and try to choke out China from an energy perspective. 0.85

01:42:22 Now, I'm going to talk about why that's kind of comical here in a second. 0.95

01:42:24 But the original plan, chat, was to go to China on March 31st to April 2nd.

01:42:30 He ended up having to cancel that.

01:42:31 You want to know why?

01:42:32 Because the Iran war went longer than he expected. 0.66

01:42:34 Also, the three-part plan. 0.64

01:42:37 After taking Iran and Venezuela, he wanted to let Cuba bleed out.

01:42:42 For those of you that don't know, Cuba gets roughly 80% to 90% of its energy and oil from who?

01:42:48 Maduro and Venezuela.

01:42:51 Okay?

01:42:52 Since Maduro got taken out and we control the oil, Cuba wasn't able to get the oil that they need.

01:42:58 This has led to crippling economic pain for the nation.

01:43:03 Energy shortages, power cutting out, no gas, etc.

01:43:06 I think Nick Shirley went ahead and, you know, went over there and talked about it.

01:43:14 And the goal was to take Cuba last.

01:43:18 Okay?

01:43:19 But since Trump is stuck in Iran and stuck in this political quagmire, this conflict quagmire,

01:43:26 he's between a rock and a hard place now.

01:43:31 Okay?

01:43:32 So that was the original plan.

01:43:35 Now, Trump is on his way to China, right, in the middle of the ceasefire.

01:43:40 But the goal originally was to go back on May 31st to April 2nd.

01:43:45 Okay?

01:43:46 That was the original plan.

01:43:47 And he had to keep pushing it back because of this war.

01:43:50 Give me once if that all makes sense.

01:43:52 Give me once if that all makes sense, Chad.

01:43:57 It's also important that you guys understand

01:43:59 that China runs a significant amount of its energy

01:44:03 via coal and renewable energy, okay?

01:44:09 China understands that the United States

01:44:13 is a big player in the oil game 0.97

01:44:14 and they don't want their energy, right,

01:44:20 to ever be pulled from them.

01:44:22 This is why they had strategic alliances

01:44:24 with Venezuela and with Iran

01:44:25 while simultaneously building solar panels,

01:44:28 depending on coal depending on uh electricity something like 60 percent of their uh cars guys

01:44:34 are electric did you know that i did a fantastic interview with um with uh cyrus jansen okay he's

01:44:42 like a china expert uh it was really good i suggest you guys go watch it if you want to learn a little

01:44:47 bit more about china it's on my it's on my uh channel fantastic interview uh where we talked

01:44:52 about china what they do uh you know their foreign policy energy everything else like that

01:44:58 so let's kind of go ahead and get uh into this and guys we're going to get off youtube here in a

01:45:14 second so uh get ready to come on over to kick guys kick.com says marion games x

01:45:17 times assessments show that iran has restored operational access to 30 of the 33 missile sites

01:45:23 along the Strait of Hormuz, which could threaten U.S. warships and oil tankers.

01:45:28 Only three of the missile sites are totally inaccessible.

01:45:31 The Times also notes that Iran still has about 70 percent of its mobile launchers

01:45:35 and has retained another 70 percent of its pre-war missile stockpile.

01:45:40 And as the war drags on, even some of the biggest hawks are beginning to lose patience.

01:45:46 I don't trust Pakistan as far as I can throw them. 1.00

01:45:49 Oh, I'm sorry, chat. My bad. I didn't have this up on screen for you guys. 1.00

01:45:52 if they actually do have iranian aircraft parked in pakistan bases to protect iranian military

01:46:06 assets that tells me we should be looking maybe for somebody else to mediate no one yeah for

01:46:12 those of you that don't know this is lindsey graham hardcore zionist shill big supporter of

01:46:17 Israel him and Netanyahu are personal friends uh Neocon Warhawk not a fan obviously um 0.98

01:46:25 I mean is there much else to say at this point with these guys wonder this damn thing is going 0.73

01:46:32 nowhere someone said didn't we roll our hypersonic since the region a few weeks ago yes we did we did 0.84

01:46:37 we did um uh but remember we don't have as many our hypersonic our upper sonic missile program

01:46:43 chat is kind of a joke compared to um russia china and um iran okay and the reason why is

01:46:51 because we don't really need we have a very we have a huge air force okay when you have a huge

01:46:58 air force and you know sophisticated fighter jets like the f-22 raptor the f-35 right um b2

01:47:05 stealth spear bombers you know all the stealth aircraft um the need for rockets is just not as

01:47:10 you know prevalent we had them staged in the indo-specific pacific right to protect their

01:47:17 allies over there south korea japan etc from china but um they did move them to the region

01:47:22 and again this war guys besides all the economic problems it's also kind of shown us to be a bit

01:47:28 of a paper tiger when it comes to protecting our allies fyi we're scramming to move assets etc

01:47:35 to fight against Iran,

01:47:38 who is the 16th strongest military in the world? 0.75

01:47:42 Like, let that sink in.

01:47:43 Let that sink in, chat.

01:47:46 Iran is the 16th strongest military in the world. 1.00

01:47:52 And we have not been able to decisively defeat them. 1.00

01:47:55 We have not completed any of our operational objectives.

01:47:59 Someone in the Rumble chat said,

01:48:00 what about their Navy? 0.87

01:48:01 Dude, their Navy doesn't matter. 1.00

01:48:03 like if you're honestly on here talking to me about their navy you're retarded 0.99

01:48:08 i'm sorry okay i'm sorry you're really dumb because their navy isn't the reason we invaded 0.96

01:48:15 okay we invaded because of their uh allegedly their nuclear program though i don't think it's 0.87

01:48:25 their nuclear program really that's what trump drums up to uh garner domestic support but the

01:48:33 real reason we invaded was to support Israel because Israel is terrified of the ballistic

01:48:36 missile program. That's the real reason. That's the real reason the Israelis need a run out of 0.70

01:48:45 there. Okay. Them boys got the original. And they got the remix. 1.00

01:49:03 And they're not happy about that. 0.95

01:49:05 So Iran has demonstrated that they can absolutely destroy Israel, 0.79

01:49:09 and Israel cannot have that. 0.97

01:49:11 That's why we're in this war, my friends. 0.80

01:49:13 Boom, Bukat.

01:49:14 Okay? 1.00

01:49:17 Some idiot in the chat obviously said, 1.00

01:49:18 why do we got so many idiots in the YouTube chat, bro? 1.00

01:49:25 Like, some of y'all niggas are retarded. 1.00

01:49:28 Fresh skill says Iran got defeated. 1.00

01:49:31 All right, dude. 1.00

01:49:33 all right you are stupid clearly you're dumb but that's fine can't save everybody can we 1.00

01:49:40 chat can we say can we save everybody can we say everybody 1.00

01:49:44 this war has been a huge strategic defeat for the united states 0.92

01:49:51 a military victory doesn't matter bro i i don't know why you don't get that like you niggas are 1.00

01:49:57 stupid anyway um we're gonna keep going on with the iran war here keep covering it come on over 0.99

01:50:03 guys we're gonna switch over to kick here so you know i appreciate all you've done 0.99

01:50:10 he says it's going nowhere and it's kind of funny because everything i've told you guys is coming

01:50:16 true and jason we've talked about i told you guys the base were destroyed i was right i told you

01:50:21 guys that they still maintain a significant amount of their business missiles and the ability to

01:50:24 attack i was right about this with you on the show for several months now at this point and

01:50:34 we have been told that by this point they would have to capitulate that the blockade alone would

01:50:42 and if mainstream media is reporting it after i told y'all two months ago come on man force them

01:50:47 to the negotiating table i've been beating mainstream media on all my i've been getting

01:50:51 vindicated time and time again you guys are getting the news a month before the mainstream 0.98

01:50:55 fyi you guys are literally getting the news a month before the fucking mainstream roughly 0.96

01:51:01 that all my predictions came true i told y'all if the u.s attacks iran they're going to attack 0.79

01:51:07 the gulf states relentlessly i was right i told you guys that whether the united states or israel

01:51:13 attacks they're going to attack both of them like it's the same i told you guys that the

01:51:17 israelis are going to attack no matter when they're going to drag us into the war marco 0.80

01:51:20 rubia prove me right i told you guys that killing the ali khamenei and uh the top 50 members of the 0.71

01:51:27 uh of the chain is not going to do anything and if anything it's going to make them rally around

01:51:30 the flag and make them go even harder i was right a regime change the war is not going to win and

01:51:37 the thing too also that you guys need to understand 18 different intelligence agencies told trump

01:51:42 this a week before he attacked bro like what it's not just me saying this our own intel

01:51:49 community told Donald Trump this one week before February 28th and when he attacked.

01:51:57 This report got revealed in early, in mid-March. They declassified a report that showed that they

01:52:03 told Donald Trump a week before the attacks that it would be highly improbable that a regime change

01:52:09 would actually take place if the Ayatollah was killed. And there's a multitude of different

01:52:17 reasons for this right their mosaic defense decentralized irgc uh having a ballistic

01:52:25 missile program that spans the entire size of the country which is huge four times the size of iraq

01:52:29 roughly the size of western europe by itself 90 million people i told all y'all this months ago

01:52:35 and everything that i've pretty much predicted has come true really has not happened and not only

01:52:43 that but they're rebuilding their missile capabilities they still have all the nuclear

01:52:47 material in yep they do their possession so and there was talks that they would enrich the 90

01:52:55 they already got it at 60 as adam often asks what are we getting from all of this bombing

01:53:03 well we might get more bombing if they baptist in the youtube chat ask a good question all right he

01:53:08 says uh forgive my ignorance would uh would you mind elaborating on the various ways that a full

01:53:13 scare war would cripple or hurt the united states it's simple um we just don't have the capacity to

01:53:20 fight multiple wars on multiple fronts um even though we pretend like we can okay and uh the

01:53:28 best way to tell this is you just go on the ossreport.com let's look at the price of a brents 0.96

01:53:35 of crude sitting at about 106 this is horrible this is trash this is why you guys are paying 0.95

01:53:42 double to fill up your tank okay this is what donald trump is really afraid of afraid of right 0.95

01:53:48 here okay this is what keeps donald trump up at night this is why he does all these erratic true

01:53:54 social posts to bring this magical number of brent crude down that's why he tweets a whole 0.95

01:54:01 bunch of fucking nonsense every day on true social now if you guys notice though now his 0.86

01:54:08 post don't hit that like that anymore we've been sitting well over 100 for days now despite him 0.99

01:54:13 trying to say things on true social to bring the bring the price down why because no one uh no

01:54:18 trust him anymore right one day it's i'm going to attack another day i'm not going to attack and

01:54:26 one day it's going to be diplomacy then it's going to be i'm going to do a power plant day

01:54:29 so this is just one way in which the united states getting hurt we're not talking about

01:54:34 the fertilizer shortage as well and we're also now talking about uh natural gas europe is hurting

01:54:40 even more than we are a lot of you guys have probably noticed that you're paying double for

01:54:44 to fill your tank right now and your food costs are probably going up

01:54:48 that's because of this war my friends all right guys youtube is going down let's keep going we're

01:54:54 going to keep doing the political analysis here we're also going to cover um the netanyahu

01:55:01 interview i can't cover it obviously on youtube for obvious reasons uh because 60 minutes will

01:55:05 hit me with a copyright so goddamn fast it's not even funny but benjamin and yahoo did an interview

01:55:09 with 60 minutes okay um and we're gonna cover it and we're gonna and we're gonna cover it after 0.58

01:55:21 we cover um this with uh intel assessment of uh that proves that our administration this

01:55:30 administration have been lying to us gojim united says they got seven dollars gas bruh

01:55:36 that's cooked that is cooked all right we got 900 plus you guys over on um on youtube guys come on

01:55:45 over to kick now i'm ending the uh youtube stream youtube stream going down guys come on over kick.com

01:55:51 we're going to continue the political analysis all right we're going to go real in depth with

01:55:55 the war we're going to react to his interview and then uh with benjamin and yahoo and we're also

01:55:59 going to go ahead and uh cover some uh some some uh a big case out of ohio actually with some drug

01:56:07 trafficking i think you guys are going to enjoy that one and we're also going to cover hexeth

01:56:10 and patel getting grilled uh during their senate hearings this morning well yesterday morning

01:56:17 hilarious and we're also going to cover this police shooting over here too so come on over

01:56:21 guys come on over youtube stream going down right now come on over ninjas youtube stream going down

01:56:26 right now. We're switching over to kickkick.com.

01:56:29 Mod, spam it in the chat

01:56:30 for me, please.

01:56:34 Okay, we're going to do

01:56:34 some more deep dive

01:56:36 into political analysis, okay?

01:56:38 Late night, night train,

01:56:40 political analysis. Let's cook, my friends.

01:56:43 Oh, and if you guys want, I'll 1.00

01:56:44 also react to the Sneeko

01:56:46 academics debate if we get some time. Come on over, guys.

01:56:49 Come on over.

01:56:52 All right.

01:56:54 They actually do get close to what the New York Times

01:56:56 is reporting. I mean, obviously, the White House has pushed back on some of the claims about their

01:57:00 capabilities and their access. I think one can reasonably look at how they're acting right now,

01:57:04 and they're certainly not using those missile sites at this point if they do, in fact, have

01:57:08 access to it. I think the president doesn't want to get involved more so militarily. He's giving

01:57:13 them every opportunity. The blockade is, in fact, working. Their economy is weakened. It's going to

01:57:19 take some time, and I think that's the one thing that the president, just from a messaging standpoint,

01:57:24 HE'S NOT GOING TO COME OUT AND

01:57:26 SAY THIS IS GOING TO TAKE SIX

01:57:28 MONTHS OR YOU CANNOT PUT THAT

01:57:30 KIND OF, YOU CAN'T, YOU CANNOT

01:57:32 PUT THAT KIND OF TIMELINE ON ANY

01:57:34 OF THIS BECAUSE YOU'RE BASICALLY

01:57:36 TELLING THE ENEMY THAT ALL YOU

01:57:38 HAVE TO DO IS WAIT THIS OUT FOR

01:57:40 X AMOUNT OF TIME.

01:57:41 SO POLITICALLY THAT PUTS HIM IN

01:57:43 A TOUGH SPOT.

01:57:44 BUT AS I'VE SAID, AND I DO THINK

01:57:46 THIS IS BEARING OUT AS TRUTH,

01:57:48 HE'S WILLING TO TAKE POLITICAL

01:57:50 HITS BECAUSE HE THINKS WHAT'S

01:57:52 HAPPENING NOW, THE END GOAL IS

01:57:54 And you've made a very good point about whether or not it's worth it, the pain that the American people are feeling.

01:58:01 We should be having that conversation. It's important to have that conversation.

01:58:04 He's taken a stance.

01:58:05 And now the response is going to be political.

01:58:07 The problem is, you said he can't say six months or a year, but he did.

01:58:11 He said a week.

01:58:12 Like, everything you're saying he can't do, he already has done, and he's done it incorrectly.

01:58:16 And so then that makes people feel confused.

01:58:18 And then you get reporting.

01:58:20 You hear in June that their stock.

01:58:22 Yeah. At this point, we all know he literally thought this would be done in 96 hours. Donald Trump just thought this war would be done in 96 hours. And it was a colossal miscalculation. Colossal.

01:58:34 and it's and it's cost us dearly billions of dollars in military infrastructure destroyed

01:58:41 um diplomatic ties severed economic chaos and energy worst energy crisis we've ever had

01:58:49 since the 1973 oil embargo by uh by the um muslim nations after the yom kippur war like absolutely 0.91

01:58:58 horrible which by the way if you guys enjoy political content make sure to follow the 0.74

01:59:02 channel on kick guys make sure to give us a follow on kick under rubble like well just no he

01:59:07 didn't say under rubble he said it was basically eliminated obliterate obliterate thank you that

01:59:12 does that reporting doesn't match up so i think i think the american people actually agree you and

01:59:18 i agree and probably everyone at this table that iran should not have a nuclear weapon

01:59:21 and i think if the if the president from the very i mean honestly it's not our business

01:59:25 the only person that really uh we're going to be very honest here very very painfully honest

01:59:34 the only uh country that has anything to worry about in the region serious concerns by the way

01:59:43 would be israel okay let's not forget that israel has a nuclear weapon let's not forget that israel

01:59:50 started the nuclear arms race in the region. Let's not forget that Israel is the primary 0.74

01:59:56 aggressor in the region, okay? Let's not forget that. 0.97

02:00:05 So quite frankly, I don't care if Iran has a nuclear weapon, because them having a nuclear 0.99

02:00:11 weapon ironically would create more peace in the Middle East, because it would force 0.81

02:00:16 the israelis actually uh exercise some level some level of diplomacy okay you guys got to

02:00:25 understand that nuclear weapons actually interestingly enough provide a significant

02:00:31 amount of um safety because there's something called mutually assured destruction or mad

02:00:35 okay if a country knows that you can destroy them right and vice versa of course you both

02:00:43 are a nuclear arm, like us in Russia, us in China.

02:00:45 Hell, even us in North Korea to a degree.

02:00:48 It forces diplomacy.

02:00:51 It forces coming to the table

02:00:53 and negotiating in good faith.

02:00:56 It forces making concessions,

02:00:58 which is actually a good thing.

02:01:02 So this whole thing of, you know,

02:01:05 oh, we're so worried about a nuclear arm to run

02:01:08 doesn't really affect us, Chad.

02:01:11 doesn't really affect us, okay? 0.99

02:01:15 That is an Israel problem, okay?

02:01:19 But as usual, the Israelis are fantastic 1.00

02:01:22 at making their problems ours, okay? 0.98

02:01:28 The Israelis are absolutely fantastic 1.00

02:01:29 at making their problems ours. 1.00

02:01:31 They've been doing this forever.

02:01:33 They've always conflated their foreign policy with ours,

02:01:36 saying that what benefits them benefits us.

02:01:38 we're on the same page there's no daylight between us but what you guys must understand

02:01:45 is that the israelis are looking for regime destruction we want regime change we want to

02:01:53 take out the top guy you know do a precision strike get rid of him maybe someone else comes

02:01:58 into power that's a bit more u.s friendly so we can have access to the resources the israelis

02:02:03 don't care about none of that they want them completely destabilized and gone they want them

02:02:06 like Syria they want sectarian violence they want perpetual forever wars they want coups they want 0.89

02:02:13 all that so it's very important to understand that we have vastly different goals despite the 0.52

02:02:19 fact that the Israelis tried to sell it like we have similar goals we don't we don't at all

02:02:24 okay so anyway let's get back to it very beginning was more honest and said you know

02:02:35 we're committed to this until the end and not put premature, unnecessary, or just ambitious deadlines

02:02:41 that we all knew were false and said, and you know what, Americans, I need you to go with me on this

02:02:46 because you will experience some pain, but I am committed, but he hasn't done that.

02:02:50 Can I push back on one point?

02:02:51 Sure, that's what I'm here for.

02:02:53 So, had he said that from the beginning, would any of the reaction from folks on the left,

02:02:58 his critics, been any different than what it is now?

02:03:00 Probably not, but at least he would be ucking with some integrity and honesty.

02:03:03 Right now, if you don't believe in the war

02:03:06 Maybe you don't believe in the war

02:03:07 But I think that right now

02:03:08 He's talking out of two sides of his mouth

02:03:10 And so it is much easier for me to be a lot critical of him

02:03:13 Yeah, he is talking two sides of his mouth

02:03:15 We don't have a real answer with this guy 1.00

02:03:16 Maron, you're African, you never talk about African politics 1.00

02:03:18 You're an idiot, I have talked about African politics 1.00

02:03:20 Shout out to you for joining OSS 1.00

02:03:22 DJ Munch, I live in California

02:03:23 I heard today a super tanker docked in Long Beach

02:03:26 And just delivered California's last incoming shipment of Middle Eastern oil

02:03:28 We are cooked, there you go

02:03:29 Yeah, now we're going to start feeling the effects here very soon

02:03:32 chat also keep in mind we uh the iea right international energy association i think is

02:03:37 what it stands for but anyway regardless they released 400 million barrels of emergency reserve

02:03:42 uh oil um but that's gonna run out soon can i build courtesy on a component out of the shadow 0.98

02:03:48 realm no oh boys did you see trump say he basically doesn't give a fuck about american 0.99

02:03:51 people's financial situation all he cares about is if iran gets a nuke what the fuck man yeah again 0.99

02:03:56 that is that is a dude that is such a and here's the thing he started the timer on that he's the 0.99

02:04:03 one that started started the the the great um timer on that killing Ali Ali Khamenei was the 0.98

02:04:09 dumbest thing Trump could have done it literally was the dumbest thing he could have done that was 0.95

02:04:13 the guy that didn't want nukes fyi so yeah yo myron uh do you know what's up with the locals 0.99

02:04:21 app i can type but it's just loading uh try closing it opening it uh better get that dude

02:04:26 to donate 1200 at least a shirt yeah it's garrett basso okay got you garrett basso okay so same

02:04:32 exact name username and everything all right garrett uh uh we i'll um i have brett send you

02:04:39 something people trying to be me in the oss chat lmo saying my account is there alt okay so all right

02:04:46 so you're the same one that did the okay got you garrett i will uh message uh brett

02:04:51 here you know what i got you right now

02:04:54 i got you right now bro

02:05:00 we'll send you something

02:05:07 or if you uh garrett do you live in uh la let us know where you live

02:05:19 i give it to you in person uh your marketing play the fire osss ad i will don't worry

02:05:37 soon enough if ron is attacked by america china going to defend am i right sir uh no i don't

02:05:42 think so not militarily they'll give them assistance and support but they want to tie

02:05:45 they won't support them militarily it's huge w for china because the energy crisis caused

02:05:49 the countries to move toward the green energy and evs and no one wants expensive as well from

02:05:52 the u.s and china sells it for cheap um so he said this guy barks like a troll but won't take 0.99

02:06:00 uh kickboxing he knows 30 plus i don't know what the fuck you guys are talking about we got 0.98

02:06:04 niggas traumas okay ah boys people don't realize that even if the strait is open tomorrow and the 0.98

02:06:08 war ends it'll take weeks if not months for everything to get back to normal yes exactly 0.99

02:06:12 exactly because they have to ramp up production again can't wait to hear your take on the

02:06:18 interview they left out so many things uh from that original interview megan kelly highlighted

02:06:22 the part that barry wise cbs didn't want everyone to see wait what interview what are you talking

02:06:26 about farm fatale fatale i'm a little confused here

02:06:31 that boy sent this in let's see what trump says

02:06:34 so what extent they're asking him is u.s's financial situation motivating you to do a deal

02:06:49 not even a little bit the only thing that matters when i'm talking about iran they can't have a

02:06:59 nuclear weapon i don't think about american financial situation i don't think about anybody

02:07:05 i think about one thing we cannot let iran have a nuclear weapon that's all yeah again um that is 1.00

02:07:13 what he sells to you guys to justify a war domestically don't fucking fall for that shit 0.99

02:07:18 oh can't wait for your take on an interview that uh from the original interview man kelly 0.99

02:07:22 the parts that barry weiss cbs did not want everyone to see okay got what you're saying

02:07:26 yeah um if you guys want i got the there's two different versions of the 60 minute interview

02:07:30 there's a short version and a longer version we can watch the full one if you guys want

02:07:34 yeah i mean are we surprised at this point i mean trump like

02:07:54 you

02:07:56 All right, let's get back to this thing.

02:08:10 He's being inconsistent.

02:08:12 But here's the thing.

02:08:13 I mean, I think it feels to me like it's a lot simpler than this.

02:08:17 You just said that at least he took a stance.

02:08:20 Well, it seems like the stance that he took may have been a massive miscalculation.

02:08:24 And if that is the case, that's a leadership test.

02:08:28 Leaders either make good decisions or they make bad decisions.

02:08:31 And it's possible that right now we are living through a bad decision and the consequences of it.

02:08:38 That seems like the simplest contrast that's out there.

02:08:40 I think so, and I think it's going to have ramifications not just at home, but really for America's place in the world.

02:08:46 Because a lot of other countries, adversaries and allies alike, are looking at this decision and being like, wow, this was so off base.

02:08:54 This was, you know, even, I mean, we've seen reporting his own cabinet was saying, unless you can be sure that people are ready to rise and there is a figure, an internal figure within the country, which there isn't, that can rise up and kind of really, you know, own what could be a counter-revolution, it's not going to work and it's going to just carry so much pain.

02:09:16 Yep, they're not doing it.

02:09:18 And then for what, to align with a president that said they're going to send them to the Stone Age, bro?

02:09:24 Come on, man.

02:09:25 It also makes us look, frankly, the U.S. military look as though they're not prepared for a new age of warfare

02:09:31 in which drones can simply take out, you know, billions of dollars worth of battleships

02:09:36 in which, you know, there's a commercial aspect to this.

02:09:39 The insurers that actually back the ships that cart the oil through the Stray of Hormuz don't want to be there.

02:09:45 You know, they just don't want to be there at all.

02:09:47 There are all kinds of geo-economic considerations that just don't seem to have been thought of at all.

02:09:53 And it makes us look very naive.

02:09:55 I just want to address the absurd reframing that I heard here one second ago.

02:09:58 This idea that Donald Trump is willing to take some political hits as if this is all some intentional strategy on his part.

02:10:04 When this war started, we heard three or four different things.

02:10:07 No missiles, no nukes, no terrorists, and maybe regime change.

02:10:11 Yeah, those are the three strategic things they wanted at first.

02:10:14 No funding of the proxies.

02:10:16 Blitz and missile program needs to be reduced to 300 kilometers

02:10:18 and 300 to 400 kilometers, 0.90

02:10:21 which means they can't touch Israel, by the way. 0.99

02:10:23 Fun fact. 0.74

02:10:24 And finally, no nuclear.

02:10:27 No enrichment at all.

02:10:28 No enrichment.

02:10:29 Blitz 60, 300 to 400.

02:10:31 And no funding of the proxies.

02:10:32 Hezbollah, Hamas, et cetera.

02:10:35 None of those strategic goals have been achieved at all. 0.99

02:10:39 Instead, they're going for bullshit goals like, 0.97

02:10:41 oh we destroyed their navy and their air force yeah but that's what he was which that is not 0.97

02:10:46 even true garrett says i live in the bay area um okay we might go to san francisco uh garrett

02:10:55 we might go to say we got a guy working on uh san francisco university going for regime change

02:11:00 has not happened the irgc is not gonna happen it's not gonna happen the irgc is listen the

02:11:05 irgc is so deeply embedded cardboard the irgc is in iran and they're in charge they're so deeply

02:11:10 embedded in iran's institutions that you can't just get them out unless you go boots on the

02:11:14 ground who's in control right now the irgc number two on no nukes what they did yep and they only

02:11:18 answer to the supreme leader very important that you guys understand that they don't answer to the

02:11:22 president they don't even answer to the foreign minister that's why they said we don't give a

02:11:26 about what the foreign minister said on it on on twitter they literally said that when um they're

02:11:32 like oh i thought the shredder moves was open your foreign minister said on twitter they're like 0.98

02:11:36 we don't give a fuck what the foreign minister says we don't listen to him that's literally what 0.97

02:11:42 the rgc said bro did was scatter the scientists around the country and put all of the blueprints 0.99

02:11:48 into the cloud so it still exists yes the nuclear is uh the enriched uranium is buried under rubble

02:11:53 but it's still in iran they can just rebuild and not only that they can rebuild and they also have 0.89

02:11:57 guys here's another thing that's so stupid why like this whole thing of like they can't enrich 0.94

02:12:00 is retarded um guys the iranians have mastered the enrich the the um the enrichment cycle okay 0.99

02:12:09 now the way that to make things simple for you guys the way that um you make a nuclear bomb 0.94

02:12:16 is you use centrifuges to spin uranium purify it to like 90 which is going to be weapons grade

02:12:25 and that is how you get yourself or manufacture nuclear bomb the iranians have mastered this

02:12:30 okay there's hundreds if not thousands of scientists all across the run that understand

02:12:36 this they can rebuild the centrifuges if they don't already have them okay and enrich now yes

02:12:43 did we take out and or set back their nuclear program significantly of course but that does

02:12:48 not mean that they can't rebuild it because they know that know how they've mastered it already

02:12:52 so this whole concept of like they can't enrich is is ludicrous it's absolutely ludicrous and it's 1.00

02:12:59 not reasonable, is not realistic, and it's stupid. If anything, right, let them enrich. It's their 0.99

02:13:07 sovereign right under international law, okay? They're a signatory of the NPT, unlike Israel, 0.68

02:13:13 by the way. Let them enrich uranium to 3.5%. Call it a day. No stockpiling, whatever. 0.87

02:13:20 That's how you deal with that. But they want no enrichment, and Iran's not going to go for that.

02:13:25 That's an insult to them, and the Iranian people are very proud people.

02:13:29 So that's where we are. 0.86

02:13:31 That is the ridiculous back and forth that's going on.

02:13:35 We're trying to stop them from doing something that's almost impossible

02:13:39 to actually enforce. 1.00

02:13:45 Everybody enriches uranium, bro.

02:13:47 Okay, everybody enriches uranium for energy purposes.

02:13:50 And the only reason they enriched the 60% was because of our aggression 0.89

02:13:54 when it comes to the sanctions and letting Israel do whatever they want. 0.82

02:13:57 not reeling them in

02:14:00 allowing

02:14:02 you know, massive aggression

02:14:03 get the info from the cloud

02:14:07 and then rebuild again

02:14:08 so that takes me to no terrorism

02:14:11 they can still

02:14:12 he's referring to the proxies

02:14:14 Hezbollah, Hamas

02:14:16 the national 0.97

02:14:18 populization force if I'm not mistaken

02:14:20 out of Iraq, let me double check

02:14:22 national progressive front or was it the national mobilization i'll double check for you guys

02:14:33 fun terrorism they'll likely get money from this deal and the straight of hormuz will likely be

02:14:37 told three months from now so they're going to keep taking money what was the last one

02:14:41 no nukes no terrorists no missiles okay we just talked about that right there they clearly still

02:14:45 have missiles yeah and they will not negotiate on that one popular mobilization force excuse me chat

02:14:49 It's late at night.

02:14:50 PMF, these guys right here. 0.95

02:15:03 Some dickhead says, do you have a favorite deep cut? 0.98

02:15:06 What? 0.99

02:15:08 Oh, off the song? 0.51

02:15:11 I like NHH and WW3. 0.76

02:15:13 in fact our own supply

02:15:20 our own supply has been depleted

02:15:22 our own supply has been depleted by one third

02:15:26 to one half

02:15:27 because we have a ceasefire

02:15:28 because they successfully convinced Trump

02:15:32 that they're at a negotiation

02:15:34 yeah here you go

02:15:35 this is the Iraqi backed version

02:15:38 so basically the popular mobilization force of PMF

02:15:43 is an Iranian-backed paramilitary umbrella group

02:15:46 that operates in Iraq,

02:15:46 although formally and legally part of the Iraqi armed forces

02:15:49 in reporting directly to the prime minister,

02:15:50 PMF leaders act independently from state control

02:15:52 and in practice answer to the supreme leader of Iran.

02:15:54 Yeah, so basically, guys, 0.72

02:15:56 they're another non-state actor

02:15:57 alongside Hezbollah and Hamas.

02:16:02 Okay, you look at Hezbollah right here, 0.96

02:16:03 boom, here's another one, right? 1.00

02:16:05 They also don't answer really

02:16:07 to the government of Lebanon. 0.71

02:16:13 And then you have the Houthis, Ansar Allah, right?

02:16:20 They also don't answer to their government.

02:16:23 They're supported by Iran.

02:16:24 So these are the main organizations that the United States and especially Israel are interested in Iran not funding.

02:16:33 But that's never going to happen because that's what's kept them from dealing with Israeli aggression for so long.

02:16:39 And yet it's been a month and there's been no deal.

02:16:42 actually several of you brought this up who are they negotiating with and what are we what is the

02:16:48 actual strategy um the the son of iran's last shah just spoke earlier and he says they're 0.76

02:16:56 bro i don't know why this this fucking pavlavi guy is like honestly still trying to be like the king 1.00

02:17:01 of iran bro nobody wants you bro okay you stupid like nigga like the only the only people that 1.00

02:17:07 support the shah's son are like stupid diaspora iranians like pbd that live in america like 1.00

02:17:13 nigga you stupid nobody wants this guy in power okay like westerners and americans need to like 1.00

02:17:21 wake up that this guy is extremely unpopular in iran he's looked at as a traitor he's looked at 1.00

02:17:28 as a cuck for the west he's looked at as a sellout just like his father which is why the iranian

02:17:32 revolution even occurred in 1979 okay they had the petroleum consortium that basically allowed

02:17:41 the united states and the uk to garner an enormous amount of profit from their own oil that they sell 0.98

02:17:48 bro they don't want this nigga anywhere near there and he also ran the savak which was a very brutal 1.00

02:17:53 um secret police that the shy used to shut down any dissent so there's no way absolutely no way 0.99

02:18:01 that the Shah will ever regain power in Iran

02:18:06 and actually be supported. 1.00

02:18:08 Westerners need to stop being stupid 1.00

02:18:09 and understand, like, the geopolitical ramifications 1.00

02:18:12 of trying to put this guy in power

02:18:13 and the realistic chance of him actually being able to rule

02:18:17 without being assassinated, slim to none.

02:18:19 They don't want to end anywhere there, bro, okay?

02:18:22 And it's amazing to me how in the West,

02:18:24 like, no one realizes this. 1.00

02:18:25 Do not listen to diaspora Iranians, bro, okay? 1.00

02:18:29 I always say, if they got the lion on their flag, they're a fag. 1.00

02:18:34 Okay? 1.00

02:18:36 Repeat after me.

02:18:39 Okay, repeat after me, ninjas. 1.00

02:18:42 If they got the lion on the flag, they're a fag. 1.00

02:18:45 And they're more than likely fucking retarded and live somewhere in the West. 1.00

02:18:48 Okay? 1.00

02:18:49 And they don't know what's best.

02:18:51 There you go. 1.00

02:18:51 Feel free to fucking steal that shit. 1.00

02:18:53 Because these niggas are retarded, bro. 1.00

02:18:54 Like, it's, like, incredible to me how people keep listening to these dumbass Iranians that haven't been in the country for, like, four generations, bruh. 1.00

02:19:03 Like, nigga, shut up. 1.00

02:19:05 Shut the fuck up, man. 1.00

02:19:08 Okay, I've spoken to several, like, real Iranians that live in Iran. 1.00

02:19:13 None of these niggas want to shout out there. 1.00

02:19:16 Okay? 1.00

02:19:17 They might not like their leadership, but they definitely don't want a cucked-out king that answers to the Jews in America. 0.99

02:19:23 No thank you. 0.50

02:19:24 There are too many mixed messages coming out of this White House.

02:19:27 Listen.

02:19:30 You have to have a clear message. 1.00

02:19:32 And if you believe this bullshit, you're stupid, okay? 1.00

02:19:35 You have to have a clear strategy. 1.00

02:19:36 And you clearly don't understand Middle Eastern foreign policy

02:19:39 or the geopolitical makeup of the region

02:19:43 if you actually think that this guy is a viable candidate.

02:19:46 Think about it.

02:19:47 Everybody that supports the Shah, where do they live?

02:19:50 They live in America. 0.90

02:19:51 They live in Western Europe.

02:19:53 They live in Australia. 1.00

02:19:54 They live in fucking Canada, New Zealand. 1.00

02:20:01 None of them live in Iran. 0.99

02:20:03 Have you guys caught on to that? 0.99

02:20:05 Bro, ain't nobody running around with fucking lion flags in Iran. 1.00

02:20:10 Okay? 0.99

02:20:12 It's not happening.

02:20:14 There's a reason why they ran his dad out.

02:20:16 Don't forget that, chat.

02:20:18 They overthrew his father's regime.

02:20:23 Okay? 1.00

02:20:24 They gave that nigga the Jazzy Jeff. 1.00

02:20:26 Get the fuck out of here. 1.00

02:20:27 You're owned by the Jews. 1.00

02:20:31 He had to flee to the United States. 1.00

02:20:36 And that led, actually,

02:20:38 because the United States didn't want to hand him over,

02:20:40 that's what led to the takeover of the U.S. Embassy.

02:20:44 Nobody ever talks about that, do they?

02:20:50 The strategy of aiming for putting an end to this regime

02:20:53 Allowing for people to revolt

02:20:55 Allowing for elements within the military

02:20:58 And security forces to defect

02:20:59 And join with the people

02:21:01 All of that has to be

02:21:02 You tried this already in January and it failed

02:21:04 You tried this already in June and it failed

02:21:08 He tried it with Operation Rising Lion 1.00

02:21:13 He put out several PSAs to the Iranian people

02:21:16 As Israel was bombing Iran

02:21:17 Telling them to rise up and take their country back 0.86

02:21:19 Nobody listened

02:21:20 He did it again in February

02:21:23 when Trump and Israel bond, Iran,

02:21:25 saying, hey, come back and take your country. 1.00

02:21:28 Niggas looked at him like, you stupid. 1.00

02:21:30 And they didn't listen to him at all. 1.00

02:21:33 Bro got no emotion, bro.

02:21:35 I'm trying to explain to you like, yo, 0.99

02:21:36 this dude has zero fucking motion. 0.97

02:21:38 The only people that like this guy 1.00

02:21:40 are retarded, displaced, 1.00

02:21:43 the Aspera Iranians that live in the West. 1.00

02:21:46 That's it. 1.00

02:21:48 Okay?

02:21:50 Most of the people in the country 1.00

02:21:51 don't want this nigga back, bro. 1.00

02:21:53 They're like, yo, stay out of here. 1.00

02:21:57 And it's actually an insult to our intelligence

02:22:03 to try to sell us otherwise.

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02:23:04 all right w rumble back to regular scheduled programming ninjas be coordinated as a coherent

02:23:14 strategy you cannot send mixed signals on the one hand that people need to rise and at the same time

02:23:19 SAY WAIT, WE ARE NEGOTIATING, IT'S CONFUSING THE HEAD OUT OF

02:23:22 EVERYONE.

02:23:25 AND YOU CAN'T RELY ON IT, AND LIKE YOU SAID, WHO ARE WE GOING TO

02:23:27 NEGOTIATING WITH, A CARBORD CUTOUT, THAT DOES NOT LOOK GOOD FOR THE 0.51

02:23:31 PRESIDENT.

02:23:33 THE THING IS THAT THE CURRENT LEADER, THE CURRENT SUPREME 0.98

02:23:36 LEADER IS IN HIDING BECAUSE THE U.S. IS TRYING TO KILL HIM AND 0.89

02:23:38 ASSASSINATE HIM ALONGSIDE THE UNITED STATES.

02:23:41 THE ISRAELIS AND THE UNITED STATES ARE TRYING TO ASSASSINATE HIM,

02:23:43 SO YES, THAT IS WHY HE IS IN HIDING.

02:23:46 But he's alive. From what I understand, he's badly injured. We'll have to see, though.

02:23:51 But he is alive, and he's absolutely getting involved.

02:23:55 Well, he's alive and running the country, excuse me.

02:23:59 He had the corporate purpose, he eliminated everybody else.

02:24:01 But we're still at war.

02:24:02 That's exactly what I was going to ask you about, because one of the earliest signs of a potential miscalculation from the administration was that they acknowledged that all the people that they thought they could potentially work with, they had killed.

02:24:15 And so when you start the conflict saying that, oh, actually, we eliminated all the people that maybe we could talk to.

02:24:22 And now we don't even know who's running the country.

02:24:25 Isn't that a bad sign that they're not really sure how this is going to go?

02:24:29 I mean, I will never say it's a bad sign if those that want Americans murdered are no longer on the face of the earth.

02:24:34 I'm never going to think that. And I think, look, you brought up an amazing point.

02:24:37 There's nothing good that Americans can point to thus far that we can say, hey, this is going to end tomorrow.

02:24:42 Of course, people are worried. People are panicked.

02:24:44 At the same time, everything you mentioned is still worth it

02:24:47 if we make sure they can never have a nuclear weapon.

02:24:49 And it's very easy to sit here while we're all still on the face of the earth

02:24:52 and we're all here and America is as strong as possible.

02:24:55 But it's not that easy to say to God forbid they throw that bomb at us.

02:24:58 I have no idea what could happen. 0.93

02:24:59 Just clarify what the Iranian regime is.

02:25:01 It's not one person.

02:25:02 It's not their Navy.

02:25:03 It's not their Air Force. 1.00

02:25:04 It is the Islamic. 0.89

02:25:06 It is the IRGC. 0.93

02:25:08 The IRGC Navy absolutely does exist.

02:25:11 That's why this trade is still closed.

02:25:12 But the IRGC is deeply embedded within the institutions.

02:25:16 And former IRGC members actually inhabit the banks, the colleges, all the institutions within Iran.

02:25:23 And they have an incentive to never let their power go because they were seen committing awful acts.

02:25:27 So you have a...

02:25:28 I think we agree on that.

02:25:30 The IRGC is absolutely built for this moment.

02:25:33 And this is something that I think the president...

02:25:35 Let me just say, I think the president is used to dealing with other transactional individuals

02:25:39 and even other transactional countries, frankly, like China.

02:25:42 Yeah, bottom line, our government lied to us, man.

02:25:46 These guys still maintain a significant amount of military capabilities that they lied about destroying.

02:25:52 This is an ideology.

02:25:54 Remember?

02:25:54 They said they had 100 launchers left at best in the beginning of the war.

02:25:56 Remember that, Chad?

02:26:00 Remember Pete X said we destroyed 90% of their launchers?

02:26:04 Okay, buddy. 1.00

02:26:05 Okay, nigga. 0.99

02:26:06 Like, you think we're retarded? 1.00

02:26:07 Yes. 0.88

02:26:08 That we're talking about here.

02:26:09 These people have all the time in the world to wait.

02:26:12 they'll take all the pain and I yes and yeah and they can absorb a significant amount of pain which

02:26:17 is a problem because they got time and we don't midterms around the corner one agreement will not

02:26:23 does not kill an ideology and so even if we come to an agreement and they say we will not

02:26:28 build nuclear weapons the next day they can start again why did we celebrate Obama's deal that's

02:26:34 I'm not saying Obama's deal was perfect, but at least it's a lot. 0.51

02:26:37 It was a path to the right, to the right, it was a path towards the, you know, eventual peace, right?

02:26:48 And look, again, Trump had the opportunity to have an even better deal back in February.

02:26:58 Oman had negotiated a fantastic deal that was even better than the JCPOA where there would be no stockpiling.

02:27:04 but again i told you guys before i'll say it again it was never about the nuclear bomb

02:27:09 it never was that is simply a ruse to justify aggression towards iran for the purpose of

02:27:16 getting involved in a war to benefit the israelis and some really half-assed way of trying to stop

02:27:21 china's uh energy which is completely backfired it's strengthened our enemies russia is making 0.51

02:27:26 a bunch of money right now thanks to sanctions being lifted iran is making money with the 0.78

02:27:29 straighter removes yes the blockade is affecting their ability to make money but it's also hurting

02:27:33 the rest of the world to include our allies.

02:27:35 Just an L for everybody. That's why he's desperately trying to

02:27:37 open his trade back up.

02:27:39 But it's steps forward. What I'm saying is that

02:27:41 you're not going to bomb out an ideology

02:27:43 unless you eliminate a whole country

02:27:45 and I think we all would say that. But you know what you can do to

02:27:47 de-radicalize is oftentimes integrate a country

02:27:49 into the global economy and that's what the

02:27:51 nuclear deal did. We integrated Iran 0.99

02:27:53 and we had oversight in Iran and it was better than whatever 0.88

02:27:55 the hell we have done. That's true.

02:27:57 And I hate to say that I'm

02:27:59 agreeing with fat-faced Adam Mockler, but

02:28:01 yeah. Nuclear weapons are struggling and to

02:28:03 Yo, I think I would cook if I went on one of these panels.

02:28:06 They would never invite me, but it would be hilarious.

02:28:10 States of America.

02:28:11 Let's leave it there.

02:28:13 Okay.

02:28:15 Oh, yeah, this guy took the stand in his own...

02:28:17 We could react to this, too.

02:28:18 I saw that was reacting to this earlier.

02:28:20 But let's get into the Netanyahu interview.

02:28:23 Let's keep going on to politics here.

02:28:30 I got this.

02:28:33 He fought with Patel.

02:28:35 That's kind of funny.

02:28:37 Hex Seth.

02:28:55 So we'll cover some of that testimony as well.

02:28:58 Well, let's get into it.

02:28:59 Do you guys want to watch the full interview with Netanyahu

02:29:01 or the 15-minute version?

02:29:03 There's two versions here. 0.99

02:29:12 But fuck it, let's watch the full one. 1.00

02:29:14 Mr. Prime Minister. 1.00

02:29:15 We're not on stupid ass... 1.00

02:29:17 Okay, holy shit. 1.00

02:29:20 Okay, we got a lot of different people here. 0.99

02:29:21 Let me just do a poll.

02:29:33 poll is up i'll put it up for two minutes for you guys

02:29:44 vote on there for me ninjas vote on there for me give me one sec

02:30:03 Okay, Farm Federal says he basically threw in the interviewer in a full one

02:30:30 and blamed social media for all, but that's not in the broadcast version.

02:30:33 Okay, the broadcast versus the 15-minute version, I'm guessing.

02:30:40 Okay, 60% of you are saying full.

02:30:47 40% of you are saying 50-minute.

02:30:53 I'll let you guys keep voting.

02:31:03 Why do you guys vote?

02:31:29 I'll play a little bit of this.

02:31:30 not the way the streets are not the way sean gathright takes the stand in the penalty phase

02:31:36 of the folio murder trial i had to upload this as fast as i could he's trying to save his own

02:31:40 life and not get the death penalty he just wants life in prison as you can imagine the cross

02:31:45 examination with the prosecutor that is a specialist in the death penalty goes in he

02:31:49 goes in on this guy so hey subscribe let's go i think he's about to testify

02:31:53 okay looks like 60 of you want the full all right let's watch the full we'll cover for a bit and

02:32:04 see how it goes i'll put out 1.25 speed chat sir good to see you good to be with you is the war

02:32:11 with iran over and if it isn't who will oh and then uh garrett bezel says i'll be at the san

02:32:15 francisco university pick it up awesome i live in the bay area well i'll tell you this garrett

02:32:19 We'll be in L.A. on the 28th if you want to come down.

02:32:22 Confirm.

02:32:23 UCLA, we will be there for all you guys who are joining.

02:32:26 We will be at UCLA February, sorry, May 28th this month.

02:32:31 Okay?

02:32:32 We'll decide when it is.

02:32:35 I think it accomplished a great deal, but it's not over

02:32:37 because there's still nuclear material, enriched uranium,

02:32:40 that has to be taken out of Iran.

02:32:42 There's still enrichment sites that have to be dismantled.

02:32:45 There's still proxies that Iran supports.

02:32:48 They're ballistic missiles that they see. 0.92

02:32:49 Notice how he led with the nuclear.

02:32:52 Netanyahu is smart.

02:32:54 Let me tell you guys something about Netanyahu.

02:32:55 He's fantastic at giving an America version interview on Western media,

02:33:02 then giving the Israeli version in Israeli media.

02:33:05 In the American interviews, he always says nuclear first.

02:33:09 He leads with nuclear.

02:33:10 He leads with what Donald Trump leads with.

02:33:11 Then he goes into the proxies and the ballistic missile program,

02:33:14 which is what actually they're really terrified of.

02:33:18 Okay?

02:33:19 YV, thank you so much for the gifted sub.

02:33:21 Are you broken in the chat?

02:33:22 Say, you're broken in the chat.

02:33:22 Someone will gift you a sub.

02:33:25 But that's the real reason he's leading with the nuclear

02:33:30 since he's doing a Western interview.

02:33:32 But what Israel's really interested in,

02:33:35 they don't care so much about their nuclear right now.

02:33:37 They care more about the ballistic missile program

02:33:40 and the drones.

02:33:41 That's what they care about

02:33:42 because that's what actually can hurt them right now. 0.98

02:33:44 Still want to produce.

02:33:46 Now, we've degraded a lot of it.

02:33:48 But all of that is still there, and there's work to be done.

02:33:52 This war cannot end until all those things are eliminated.

02:33:55 Well, certainly we want to get the nuclear material out.

02:33:57 We certainly want to get the enrichment sites dismantled.

02:34:00 We've curved a lot.

02:34:01 We've degraded a lot of the missile production sites.

02:34:03 But the agreement should cover all these areas, including the problem.

02:34:05 Boy, no, that's a lie.

02:34:06 The Intel report came out literally just yesterday.

02:34:09 This interview was done about three or four days.

02:34:11 Well, it came out two days ago, but you know they probably pre-recorded it,

02:34:13 so it probably came out like a week ago.

02:34:15 Or we probably did this interview a week ago. 0.99

02:34:16 that's edited and do all their bullshit. 0.99

02:34:19 But we know that's a lie. 0.99

02:34:21 Oh, we degrade a lot of their ballistic missile program. 0.73

02:34:22 Nigga, what?

02:34:26 So, Carl, I'm a lie already, and we're already 50 seconds in, 0.99

02:34:32 and he's already lied to you guys.

02:34:34 Ethan, thank you so much for the gifted proxies.

02:34:37 Can it end with, as President Trump has led now a blockade

02:34:44 and economic pressure on them to do it with

02:34:46 non-military means, fine. If it can be accomplished, why not?

02:34:48 But if not, both the United

02:34:50 States and Israel, we both agree, President Trump

02:34:52 and I, that if necessary, we can re-engage

02:34:54 them militarily if it's necessary.

02:34:56 If it's necessary. How do you envision

02:34:58 the highly enriched uranium will be removed

02:35:00 from Iran? You go in

02:35:02 and you take it out. With what?

02:35:04 Ha! Ha!

02:35:05 That was the plan the whole time, and they tried and they failed.

02:35:09 Ace Stone, thank you so much

02:35:10 for the gift of said. Ethan B again, YV Lit.

02:35:12 Shout out to you guys. Gifting subs to the

02:35:14 Brokeys in the chat.

02:35:16 Oh, you Brokeys, I'm Brokey. Lots of Brokeys 0.97

02:35:18 niggas in here. 1.00

02:35:34 That's not a good idea. 1.00

02:35:35 That leads to a bloodbath.

02:35:38 He might want to go in, 0.99

02:35:40 but he knows that doing it would be a fucking huge hell. 0.98

02:35:41 It can't be done physically. That's not the problem. 0.98

02:35:44 If you have an agreement and you go in and you take it out, why not?

02:35:47 That's the best way.

02:35:48 What if there isn't an agreement?

02:35:49 Can it be taken out by force?

02:35:51 Well, you're going to ask me these questions.

02:35:53 I'm going to dodge them, so you can ask me that the second time,

02:35:55 third time, and I'll dodge them.

02:35:56 Well, you're going to ask me these questions.

02:35:58 What if there isn't an agreement?

02:36:00 Can it be taken out by force?

02:36:01 And you take it out, why not?

02:36:03 That's the best way.

02:36:04 What if there isn't an agreement?

02:36:05 Can it be taken out by force?

02:36:06 Well, you're going to ask me these questions.

02:36:08 I'm going to dodge them.

02:36:09 Of course, you're going to dodge them.

02:36:10 He's not being interviewed by Fox News,

02:36:11 so they can't give him the layup questions.

02:36:13 I'll dodge them, so you can ask me that second time, third time, and I'll dodge it second time, third time.

02:36:19 Because I'm not going to talk about our military possibilities, plans, or anything of the kind.

02:36:25 And I think you understand that.

02:36:26 I do understand that, but it's of great concern to the American people and the people of Israel

02:36:30 how long this will take, and absent an agreement, what kind of things should they prepare for?

02:36:38 I think the most important thing for people to understand in America,

02:36:41 and Israel. I think they do understand it

02:36:43 from the world, in Europe.

02:36:45 Matt Zeeboe, give this a base tag, you broke-y. 0.99

02:36:48 You have to understand, Iran 0.93

02:36:49 that declares not merely death to Israel 0.97

02:36:52 but death to America, that's what they want to achieve. 0.99

02:36:54 They not only want to kill Americans, 0.99

02:36:56 which they have. 0.78

02:36:57 There's a go-to line right here. I knew this was going to come up.

02:36:59 We're only 2 minutes and 52 seconds and he brought it up.

02:37:02 Right on time.

02:37:03 Right on time. 0.99

02:37:04 Killed and wounded them by thousands. 1.00

02:37:07 Burned up your embassies. 1.00

02:37:08 Killed your Marines. 0.98

02:37:09 right on time the marine barrack bombing of course flags try to assassinate the president 0.80

02:37:18 of the united states and your and some of your chief officials several times they're committed

02:37:23 to destroy america they say that okay their commitment involved their plans over the years

02:37:30 to build nuclear bombs and the means to deliver them to the united states they were very close

02:37:36 to developing a nuclear bomb.

02:37:38 Very close.

02:37:39 In fact, if we have...

02:37:40 Mr. Prime Minister, good to see you.

02:37:52 Good to be with you.

02:37:53 Is the war with Iran over? 0.66

02:37:55 And if it isn't, who will decide when it is? 0.53

02:38:03 You've probably heard this line before. 0.72

02:38:06 Iran has never given up its quest for nuclear weapons and the missiles to deliver them. 0.83

02:38:28 You've probably heard this line before.

02:38:30 Iran has never given up its quest for nuclear weapons and the missiles to deliver them.

02:38:35 because israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been saying this for more than 30 years

02:38:41 claiming iran is close to having nuclear weapons nuclear weapons nuclear weapons atomic bombs

02:38:49 in 1992 as a member of parliament netanyahu addresses the knesset he says within three to

02:38:56 five years we can assume that iran will become autonomous in its ability to develop and produce

02:39:01 a nuclear bomb. Three years later, in his book Fighting Terrorism, he repeats the same time

02:39:09 frame, three to five years. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Fast forward to 2002. Netanyahu testifies before

02:39:17 a U.S. congressional committee actively calling for the invasion of Iraq. Are there any other

02:39:23 nations that you would recommend that the United States launch preemptive attacks upon at this

02:39:28 point the two nations that are vying competing with each other who will be the first to achieve

02:39:33 nuclear weapons is iraq and iran the invasion happens months later no weapons of mass destruction

02:39:42 are found in iran this is a fragment of a 2009 u.s state department cable released by wikileaks

02:39:51 netanyahu tells members of congress that iran is one or two years away from being capable of

02:39:57 developing nuclear weapons.

02:40:00 It's 2012 and Netanyahu is holding up his infamous cartoon bomb at the UN General Assembly.

02:40:07 By next spring, at most by next summer, at current enrichment rates, they will have finished

02:40:15 the medium enrichment and move on to the final stage.

02:40:20 From there it's only a few months, possibly a few weeks, before they get enough enriched

02:40:26 uranium for the first bomb. And now, 33 years after Netanyahu's first so-called imminent warning,

02:40:36 Israel attacks Iran. If not stopped. Chad Jambi, thanks for rating the stream. Bro, 0.56

02:40:42 this is comedy, huh? Chad? Iran could produce a nuclear weapon in a very short time. It could

02:40:48 be a year. It could be within a few months, less than a year. That's despite the US Director of

02:40:54 national intelligence saying Iran isn't building a nuclear weapon months earlier. 0.99

02:41:00 And now she's going to have to resign before midterms.

02:41:03 I wonder why, chat. 0.89

02:41:06 Iran lied.

02:41:07 But for Netanyahu, the slogan has been the same for decades.

02:41:13 And it doesn't change.

02:41:15 And the means to deliver them to the United States.

02:41:17 They were very close to developing a nuclear bomb.

02:41:20 Okay, very close.

02:41:21 In fact, if we hadn't done the two military operations that we did,

02:41:25 they'd have a bomb within now or within a month or two.

02:41:32 Hey, chat, how much of a red pill was that just now? 1.00

02:41:40 Give me a seven if you just got a huge fucking red pill. 0.96

02:41:43 Because some of you guys are probably not aware of how long he's been saying this. 0.99

02:41:49 Give me a seven.

02:41:51 Give me a seven dudes who just got a red pill just now on this topic.

02:41:57 That's why I really focus.

02:41:58 A lot of times, guys, I get the receipts for y'all, bro.

02:42:00 See, people sit there all the time and they'll be like, oh, yo.

02:42:04 Nanyahu's been saying this forever.

02:42:05 You know what, dude?

02:42:06 Let me just show you.

02:42:08 Let's let the video do the talking.

02:42:12 You know what I mean?

02:42:13 It's one thing for me to tell you guys this.

02:42:14 It's another thing for me to show you guys the video.

02:42:16 I love doing that.

02:42:18 Claim is made.

02:42:20 I show you how the video.

02:42:20 you guys see it with your own eyes just like i did with patrick but david and pbd just like

02:42:27 i've done with many of the maga commentators that lie to y'all about this war

02:42:31 hey man sometimes sometimes just best to be silent let the video let them talk for themselves

02:42:40 and you guys could see it it's almost that i missed it that's why the rewind button exists 1.00

02:42:44 okay you stupid nigga's name is spinning back how about you fucking spin back on the fucking 1.00

02:42:49 video nigga you stupid use the rewind button retard now you don't yes I am the king of 1.00

02:42:57 receipts chat I am the king of receipts when it comes to this topic that's why they hate me so 1.00

02:43:02 much want a fanatic regime like that that hates America that is has no compunction of murdering

02:43:09 its own citizen murdering and wounding here we go 30,000 to 40,000 let's see tens of thousands

02:43:16 of its own citizens fantastic you don't want them to have nuclear weapons that's what prompted

02:43:24 president trump for those of you that are wondering myron how do you know all this dude i've watched

02:43:28 so many netanyahu interviews like it's like i know what he's going to say before he says it i

02:43:33 understand what he says to the american media versus what he says to the israeli media he's

02:43:37 far more radical when he talks to israeli media in hebrew than he is uh when he talks to american

02:43:41 media he's far more measured less radical uh more uh talking he talks about u.s issues more

02:43:48 he frames all the problems from a u.s perspective um versus when he talks with israelis in hebrew

02:43:55 way different way way way different ran me to god and stop them prevent them from this 0.99

02:44:02 nigga maury the munch says myron to go to the jeets enjoy the shadow on faggot time to send 1.00

02:44:07 you to the shadow realm the future is mine fuck out here nigga never call me a g to get in your 1.00

02:44:15 life you fucking dumb fuck faggot and the nigga's a brokie too it's always the brokies i got the 1.00

02:44:20 most to say nigga literally 10 minutes ago saying i'm a brokie someone give me a cell i put the 1.00

02:44:24 fries in the bag well now you can put the fries in the bag in the shadow realm nigga 1.00

02:44:27 faggot in the fucking watermelon realm have fun with the blacks 1.00

02:44:31 seriously at this point it's like what is going on man running riot trying to get at how long is 1.00

02:44:41 it going to take to achieve that aim i'm not going to give a timetable to it but i'm going to say 0.99

02:44:45 that's terrific as long as it takes for them they don't care he's been saying this shit for 30 plus 0.99

02:44:51 years bro since i've been alive sorry since 92 since i was a fucking baby snake's been saying 1.00

02:44:56 Yo, bruh, Iran has got a bomb, nigga. 1.00

02:45:02 We got to stop them niggas, bro. 1.00

02:45:04 They're crazy. 1.00

02:45:05 They're two weeks away.

02:45:06 Boom, Bukka. 0.86

02:45:07 The important mission, because you don't want Iran to have ballistic missiles to reach any city in the United States. 0.70

02:45:13 There you go. 0.95

02:45:14 That's what he really cares, the ballistic missile program.

02:45:16 Bro, they don't have any ballistic missiles to reach anything in the United States, bro.

02:45:19 They don't have anything that's intercontinental.

02:45:21 The Chinese and the Russians have that.

02:45:23 The Iranians don't have that. 0.83

02:45:24 Okay? 1.00

02:45:25 Okay.

02:45:26 They have ballistic missiles to reach Israel, though.

02:45:35 And that's the real reason why you're pissed off. 0.95

02:45:37 But that's not our problem, nigga. 0.97

02:45:39 With nuclear warheads, because no American would be safe.

02:45:42 And I think President Trump understood that from the start.

02:45:45 I don't think, I know that he understood that from years of discussion with this.

02:45:49 You know, I came to the United States in 2016.

02:45:56 And Garrett says, I live in a bay.

02:45:58 Yeah, yeah.

02:45:59 Let me know if you come to L.A., bro.

02:46:05 Right before the...

02:46:05 And again, thank you for the 1200.

02:46:06 Another Don DeMarco for you, my friend.

02:46:09 Don DeMarco.

02:46:11 Because I made it a habit to meet with the candidates

02:46:14 of both parties, either in America or here.

02:46:16 So I go to 2016.

02:46:18 It's right before the elections.

02:46:18 And I meet with Hillary Clinton.

02:46:21 And then I meet with Donald Trump in New York.

02:46:24 The first thing he says to me in Trump Tower is, we can't let Iran have nuclear weapons.

02:46:28 I'm going to walk out of that terrible Iran deal. Jump forward eight years later, there's another 0.76

02:46:35 election. Yeah, and we're in the middle of war now. I meet President Biden and Kamala Harris

02:46:41 in Washington, and then I go and meet Donald Trump in Mar-a-Lago. And the first thing he says to me,

02:46:46 even before I sit down, he says, you know, Bibi, we cannot let Iran have nuclear weapons. 0.85

02:46:52 I'm not going to let it happen. 0.91

02:46:53 So he's infused with this mission.

02:46:56 What do you think changed from the first term to the second term?

02:46:58 Because it was a phrase he spoke to you in 2016.

02:47:01 It's action he took.

02:47:02 Maury the Munch, thank you for the gifted sub to the Brokey Ash Con.

02:47:06 With your government.

02:47:07 And Bean Dip Brother, thank you as well.

02:47:09 Now.

02:47:11 Well, I think in the first term. 0.99

02:47:12 You gave a sub to Dory Enti, the Brokey. 0.75

02:47:15 I'm going to call out the Brokey as well. 0.75

02:47:17 First term, he believed, as did I, that we could enforce sanctions, 0.60

02:47:21 the sanctions regime, which he did, and basically bring Iran to—

02:47:25 It's knees, which is a phrase he used.

02:47:26 Yeah, well, they stopped exporting oil and, you know, just reduced it completely.

02:47:30 He hoped that that would work, and it did for a while, but it didn't really stop them.

02:47:35 It—I would say it slowed them down, but it didn't stop them.

02:47:39 Then they went back to enrichment.

02:47:41 They went back to full—their full efforts on nuclear—to develop a nuclear weapon.

02:47:45 And what changed is that they were very close to achieving it.

02:47:49 That's what prompted the action. 0.51

02:47:50 And it amazes me, frankly, you know, when we talk about it, people ask, what is the purpose of this war?

02:47:55 But the point is not to let a regime committed to the destruction.

02:47:58 Sam 007, thank you so much for the gifted sub.

02:48:01 Basic Paisa Jaden, thank you so much for the gifted sub.

02:48:04 He gifted a sub to Mash Yahoo, Brokey.

02:48:06 And then Sam gifted a sub to Watching Shows 99, Shema Israel, YV Lit, Bengals, and Quake Inc. 1.00

02:48:14 Shout out to you, gifting all those Brokeys a sub. 1.00

02:48:17 Thanks, Sam 007. 1.00

02:48:18 Of the United States and Israel, they call us the little Satan. 0.91

02:48:20 They call you the big Satan.

02:48:22 What do you do with the big Satan?

02:48:22 He says that every interview as well.

02:48:24 Big Satan, little Satan comment.

02:48:25 Check.

02:48:27 I got to make a bingo card for Netanyahu.

02:48:29 Satan, you have to remove it from the world.

02:48:31 That's their doctrine.

02:48:33 Not to let such a regime have nuclear weapons because it's very different if, I don't know,

02:48:37 let me pick a country. 0.93

02:48:38 If Holland has nuclear weapons, it's not the same as the Ayatollah regime that calls for 0.61

02:48:43 your destruction having nuclear weapons. 0.87

02:48:44 So that's what prompted these military operations.

02:48:48 Mr. Prime Minister, what is your evaluation of the state of the Iranian regime today?

02:48:52 Is it just as well-composed, well-organized, and fanatical as you just described? 0.99

02:48:57 I think it's at the weakest point it's been since it hijacked the Iranian people. 0.98

02:49:01 Since 1979? 1.00

02:49:02 Yeah, absolutely. It's the weakest it's been.

02:49:04 The hardliners are just as hardliners they were before, but there are fissures in the regime.

02:49:09 I mean, there are cracks in it because they've been hit very hard by our joint efforts, our joint military efforts.

02:49:15 we destroyed a lot of their uh their money machine their petrochemical plants their steel

02:49:20 plants in which they produce these the raw material for these rockets and and ballistic

02:49:25 missiles and other things we we hit them very hard but uh and so it causes now a debate within this 0.99

02:49:31 uh with this uh girl said myron fuck cancer but i'm glad that nanny who got it he already got 0.97

02:49:37 rid of it bro it was limited he got rid of it basically he doesn't have any more regulated why 0.98

02:49:42 regulated okay i'm pakistani but uh the world bank said pakistan is the middle eastern country 0.99

02:49:48 so am i still a jeet yeah you kind of are bro if you have a stand in your shit you're more than 0.99

02:49:52 likely a jeet man you're a higher level jeet but you're still jeet bro thank you come again you 0.99

02:49:56 have that sound effect thank you come again if you talk like that bro which is how pakistanians 0.95

02:50:00 indians bengalis all y'all niggas sound the same bro so sorry regime some say you know let's keep 0.96

02:50:08 I mean, look, I like Pakistanis because you guys fight the real jeets. 1.00

02:50:12 Thank you. Come again. 1.00

02:50:13 Okay. 1.00

02:50:16 Y'all niggas are the ones fighting the real jeets. 1.00

02:50:18 But you guys are still pseudo-jeet. 0.99

02:50:20 People on trucking and others are saying, you know, if we do,

02:50:23 our economy will collapse and the people will rise.

02:50:25 That's the real fear. The people will rise.

02:50:27 Because they're really afraid of the Iranian people.

02:50:29 So they are, you know, there's a debate. 1.00

02:50:31 They're weak. They're certainly weaker than they were before.

02:50:34 But it's not over. And the jury's still out.

02:50:35 I'm the first one to say it.

02:50:36 What do you believe is the physical condition and operational influence of the current Supreme Leader?

02:50:44 Yeah, if you ask me what his condition is, first of all, if you ask me if he's alive, I think he is alive.

02:50:48 What his condition is, it's hard to say.

02:50:50 You know, he's holed up in some bunker or in some secret place.

02:50:54 Yeah, he's in comms chat.

02:50:56 And he's, I think he's trying to exert his authority. 0.83

02:51:01 I don't think he has the same authority that his father, the HaTol HaMenei, had. 0.52

02:51:05 I don't think so.

02:51:05 And that's also creating the disruptions in that regime.

02:51:08 And I don't think that's a bad thing, but I think the real question is not so much what

02:51:12 they do, it's what we do.

02:51:14 Do we keep them in check?

02:51:15 Do we keep up the pressure?

02:51:16 And I think the answer is we should, and we are.

02:51:19 And President Trump has been leading this effort, I think, in quite unexpected ways.

02:51:24 The blockade on them, when they were blockading the Gulf, has actually turned the tables on

02:51:28 them.

02:51:29 But it's an ongoing thing.

02:51:31 With the fractures and fissures you described, do you have a genuine sense of who can negotiate

02:51:37 a deal that is durable on the Iranian side?

02:51:40 Well, I have my opinions.

02:51:42 Please share them.

02:51:43 I share them with the president.

02:51:45 Okay.

02:51:46 Any guidance? 1.00

02:51:47 Hey, Gay. 1.00

02:51:48 We don't want no deal, nigga. 1.00

02:51:49 Do you have a deal that is durable on the Iranian side? 1.00

02:51:54 Well, I have my opinions.

02:51:59 Please share them.

02:52:00 i share them with the president which means no deal bro let's keep going let's keep going to war 0.83

02:52:05 nigga that's what he'll be saying to trump guaranteed okay any guidance on what those 0.63

02:52:12 opinions are i have opinions on my opinions too but i'm not going to share them here understood 0.92

02:52:17 understood what about the second front of this conflict which is lebanon but not lebanon okay

02:52:23 let's uh let's see what he's got to say about lebanon i already know what he's going to say but

02:52:27 He's going to say, 0.93

02:52:28 this Hezbollah terrorist, we've got to stop them. 1.00

02:52:30 They're going to keep attacking us. 1.00

02:52:31 They also say that to America and Israel.

02:52:35 Hezbollah, is that near an end?

02:52:37 Is that a war that is nearing an end?

02:52:39 That war is never going to end, bro. 1.00

02:52:41 Them niggas have been fighting since the fucking 80s, bro. 1.00

02:52:43 Hezbollah was created for Israel. 1.00

02:52:45 Literally created for Israel. 0.93

02:52:48 And has Israel achieved its strategic and tactical goals 0.88

02:52:52 against Hezbollah?

02:52:53 Hezbollah had 150,000 ballistic missiles and rockets.

02:52:56 before the war 150 000 that's yeah so how many do you think iran has bruh

02:53:03 if hezbollah has 150 000 how many think iran has bro 0.85

02:53:08 the densest concentration of these projectiles on the planet and they were all aimed to destroy our 0.90

02:53:16 cities not only to harass the north of the country right with rockets but to destroy our cities 0.68

02:53:20 uh tel aviv jerusalem hypha you name it with ballistic missiles that come raining down you

02:53:25 Each one has half a ton or a ton of explosives,

02:53:28 and they come down, it's like a bus coming down

02:53:30 with amazing speed, and the destruction is terrible.

02:53:33 We destroyed the bulk of that.

02:53:35 We destroyed more than 90% of that.

02:53:37 But that still leaves them. 1.00

02:53:39 Pigs by Lala says, fucking hate Jeets. 1.00

02:53:41 Pakistan, nothing like India, but I feel you, South Asia. 1.00

02:53:43 Yeah, I mean, look, bro, I'll be honest with you, man.

02:53:45 Most people are not going to know the difference

02:53:47 between a Pakistani and an Indian.

02:53:48 I do, because I'm not retarded. 1.00

02:53:50 But they're going to call you out niggas Jeets 1.00

02:53:52 no matter what, bro, because when you guys speak 0.99

02:53:55 english you guys sound the same you guys have the same thank you come again you know i mean 0.96

02:53:58 sorry bro it is what it is you know y'all niggas sound the same when you speak english 0.91

02:54:05 with thousands of uh a rocket hey shout out to sneeko with the five gifted thank you 0.91

02:54:10 glad you're back in the states man good to see you bro 0.97

02:54:16 yo you gotta react to anus and reach bro getting exposed nigga oh man if you're watching 0.99

02:54:25 I can see why Abba is obsessed, bro. 1.00

02:54:28 Bro is obsessed with you because his girl used to look like you, bro.

02:54:30 Boom, buck out. 0.99

02:54:31 Nigga, did you see his girl? 1.00

02:54:33 I call her Sneakita. 1.00

02:54:35 Okay.

02:54:37 Holy. 1.00

02:54:38 Her name is Libby, nigga, but it should just, it might as well be Hubert. 1.00

02:54:41 Boom, buck out. 1.00

02:54:43 Or Hubie, in her case. 1.00

02:54:45 Or Hubba.

02:54:47 There you go, Hubba.

02:54:49 Sneakita, a.k.a. Hubba, and then Sneako, a.k.a. Huber.

02:54:54 So, yeah, bro. 1.00

02:54:55 You need to bake them, niggas, man, after all the shit they've been talking. 1.00

02:54:59 But now I see why Abba was so goddamn obsessed with you, bro. 1.00

02:55:03 Holy. 0.99

02:55:05 That nigga debated you in the middle of the beef with that chick. 1.00

02:55:07 That's why he came with so much anger. 0.99

02:55:10 It makes sense now why you kept moving the goalposts and shit like that. 1.00

02:55:13 That nigga had fucking flashes when he was debating you. 1.00

02:55:16 He was, like, talking with her. 1.00

02:55:18 You guys notice that shit? 1.00

02:55:20 Bro was stressed during that debate with Sneeko, man. 1.00

02:55:22 Now it makes sense why.

02:55:24 Bro, he's literally going through it, man.

02:55:27 He was probably getting PTSD debating with Sneeko.

02:55:34 All he could see was Libby.

02:55:38 You know what I'm saying?

02:55:41 So, yeah, but no, man, I'm glad that you're here.

02:55:43 You're safe. 0.99

02:55:44 You got out of fucking Cuckstralia. 1.00

02:55:47 You were trying to lie, say you got deported. 1.00

02:55:49 Bro, I'm cooked.

02:55:50 I wanted to go to Australia.

02:55:51 Dude, if they canceled Sneeko from Australia,

02:55:54 I'm cooked even more, bro.

02:55:58 Sneeko's not even bad, bro.

02:55:59 Like, he does artistic videos now and stuff like that.

02:56:01 He streams, you know, religious content. 0.98

02:56:05 Like, if I go over there, I'm fucking, 0.98

02:56:06 it's a wrap for me, bro. 0.99

02:56:09 I think I'm going to go to jail if I go there, chat. 1.00

02:56:11 Dead ass. 1.00

02:56:14 I think I'm going to go to jail if I go there, man. 1.00

02:56:18 So, I'm glad they didn't do that shit to Sneeko. 0.99

02:56:21 Candace got banned too 0.99

02:56:22 I know bro

02:56:23 I know Candace got banned 1.00

02:56:24 That shit's crazy 1.00

02:56:25 Yo let's make sure we give Sneeko a wrench 1.00

02:56:27 What the fuck 0.99

02:56:27 Sneeko let me 1.00

02:56:34 Let me

02:56:35 Let me

02:56:39 Hook you up my ninja 1.00

02:56:41 So if some niggas 1.00

02:56:46 Say some weird shit about you in here 1.00

02:56:47 You got it 1.00

02:56:51 Boom, there you go

02:56:52 You gotta rent Sneeko 0.97

02:56:54 So all those weirdos saying rape Sneeko 1.00

02:56:55 Now you can send those niggas to the Shadow Realm 1.00

02:56:57 Time to send you 1.00

02:56:59 To the Shadow Realm

02:57:01 The future is mine 1.00

02:57:04 All you faggots that like to talk shit about Sneeko 1.00

02:57:06 Oh man 1.00

02:57:09 Nigga got the Thor hammer now for you faggots 1.00

02:57:13 Okay 1.00

02:57:15 Got the fucking hammer for you fucking dickheads 1.00

02:57:21 So 1.00

02:57:25 Yeah, man

02:57:26 You got the wrench, bro

02:57:29 So you can do whatever you need to do 1.00

02:57:30 Niggas in here coming and say fucking 1.00

02:57:32 You know, rape Sneeko 1.00

02:57:34 Okay, well you niggas are about to get raped, man 1.00

02:57:36 That niggas are about to get cooked 1.00

02:57:37 So, anyway 1.00

02:57:41 What do you say?

02:57:45 Team Bozeria and her team for instance 1.00

02:57:48 Nigga why are you trying to start problems bro 0.99

02:57:50 Yo why is it bro 1.00

02:57:51 Nigga of course this nigga comes in here and says this shit 1.00

02:57:56 Bro you fucking Jew 1.00

02:57:57 Bro 1.00

02:58:01 You fucking 1.00

02:58:05 The nigga comes in here and immediately starts subverting bro 1.00

02:58:07 You fucking Jew man 1.00

02:58:08 This nigga man 1.00

02:58:16 Real wasted no time. 1.00

02:58:18 Nigga give five subs.

02:58:19 I give him a wrench. 1.00

02:58:21 He don't ban nobody. 0.78

02:58:22 Nigga just comes in and says, Dan or Nick. 0.80

02:58:25 Immediately trying to start problems. 1.00

02:58:26 Extremely Jewish. 1.00

02:58:28 Huh? 1.00

02:58:28 Are we surprised though, chat?

02:58:30 Every single time.

02:58:31 Every single crime. 1.00

02:58:35 That's that 10% Jew. 1.00

02:58:38 It's Nico right there. 1.00

02:58:45 Ah, man

02:58:47 Not all of them

02:58:50 But it's always them, right?

02:58:53 Why? What team are you on, nigga? 1.00

02:58:54 I already know you asked me 1.00

02:58:55 You asked me that to 1.00

02:58:56 You said 12% get it right 1.00

02:58:58 Alright, nigga 1.00

02:58:59 12%? 1.00

02:59:04 Why? What team are you on, Sneeko?

02:59:05 Let us know

02:59:06 What team are you on?

02:59:10 Please tell us

02:59:11 I would like to see what team you're on

02:59:15 I'm Team Handle it BTS 1.00

02:59:28 Nigga, then why are you asking me? 1.00

02:59:29 Boom, Buka 1.00

02:59:30 What the fuck? Bro 1.00

02:59:31 Nigga, I'm on the same

02:59:33 Yes, I'm the same way

02:59:34 Team Handle it BTS 1.00

02:59:35 Agree, nigga 1.00

02:59:36 This nigga tried to start problems 1.00

02:59:37 Yo, this fucking Jew, man 1.00

02:59:39 Yo, nigga came in trying to start problems 1.00

02:59:42 And then he has the same exact point 1.00

02:59:44 He has the same exact view I have.

02:59:45 Handle it behind the scenes.

02:59:46 I agree. 1.00

02:59:49 Niggas start trying to start problems at 4 o'clock in the morning, man. 1.00

02:59:53 Every single time. 1.00

02:59:55 Every single crime.

02:59:56 Bro came in trying to subvert the chat, man.

03:00:04 Ah, man.

03:00:07 Yeah, I agree with you, bro.

03:00:08 I agree with you.

03:00:08 I hope they handle it behind the scenes.

03:00:09 I agree with you on that. 1.00

03:00:11 Niggas put the Jew emoji. 1.00

03:00:14 Yeah, I got some crazy emotes, chat 1.00

03:00:17 I got some crazy emotes, Nico

03:00:19 I'll warn you, though, bro

03:00:21 If you use those emotes in Osmond Gold's chat

03:00:23 You're gonna get banned

03:00:24 Every time my people go in the Osmond Gold chat 0.97

03:00:29 And they put any of those Jewish memes 0.99

03:00:32 They immediately get fucking sent to the Shadow Realm 0.99

03:00:37 Osmond Gold does not like those 0.99

03:00:39 Those emotes, bro

03:00:41 It's like an instant ban

03:00:44 If you're in Oswegoes chat

03:00:46 Thoughts on Chud the Builder

03:00:49 I like Chud the Builder

03:00:50 I spoke with him earlier man

03:00:51 I think he's funny

03:00:53 I think he's entertaining

03:00:54 So

03:00:56 So yeah

03:01:01 But I didn't see the debate

03:01:06 I can react to it if you want

03:01:07 I was watching this Netanyahu interview

03:01:09 I got a clip here actually

03:01:11 I pulled a clip here

03:01:13 Let's see here

03:01:15 You got a two minute clip here

03:01:17 Just because you're in here Sneaker

03:01:18 I got you Ninja

03:01:19 Watch a little bit of this

03:01:21 We gotta start like 1.00

03:01:26 Like revoking like all these nigga passes 1.00

03:01:28 Cause yeah 1.00

03:01:28 Wait so when

03:01:29 Wait let me ask you a question

03:01:30 Alright let me ask you a question

03:01:31 No no I got a better one for you

03:01:32 I got a better one for you

03:01:33 No no I got a better one for you then

03:01:35 I got a better one for you then

03:01:36 If you think they're the same word

03:01:37 Why don't you get up on here

03:01:39 Or when you're talking to people 0.97

03:01:40 Don't say nigga 0.99

03:01:41 say nigger why don't you do it i don't want to hurt no why oh so you admit there are two different 1.00

03:01:46 words so why don't you use them interchangeably why don't you use oh shit niggas is arguing 0.99

03:01:53 we got the jamaican and uh and the haitian about the caribbeans changeably because it's 0.97

03:02:02 gonna make you upset i don't want to hurt oh so you're agreeing that they mean different things

03:02:06 or they were like that that's what that's what words are if if one word would evoke a different

03:02:11 feeling than another word are they the same word the point is you should not allow it to evoke the

03:02:17 same feeling why would you let a word have that power agreed disarm it it only has the power that

03:02:24 you give it the same way that words yo bro you sound like yay when he says slavery is a choice

03:02:29 like yo what's up with you bro like you're now blaming the people who are offended rather than

03:02:37 the people who are choosing to offend like they're going out of their way to choose to offend 0.92

03:02:43 you know even going back to your point so the hardy how long did y'all niggas argue about this 0.99

03:02:49 shit you guys are saying the debate was like two hours long it was like an hour yeah this is only 0.96

03:03:01 a two-minute clip so obviously this is not going to do it justice all right i guess i'll pull it 0.99

03:03:08 up and shit like that i could cover it after this we are right they have made a a relative word 0.86

03:03:15 that's this nigga that is more oh hey we're gonna try to strip some of the you know man i told 0.99

03:03:23 myself i was only gonna come on for like two hours we've been on for like three i already 0.93

03:03:28 went over how long i went because i was just like yo going on super late probably might not be the 0.87

03:03:34 best idea but i was like you know fuck it let me let me go ahead and do it um all right i'll do 0.92

03:03:41 another hour historical slavery pass and we're going to try to make it a cool type of colloquial 0.99

03:03:46 you're going to still defend the other shit i'm saying that the hardy r should be used 0.99

03:03:54 colloquially the same way that nigga has been oh and the dare all right this clip we're trash 0.99

03:04:05 okay let's finish the nanny out thing i don't know if snico's still in here is he still in here 0.92

03:04:11 i don't think he's here anymore but yeah no i i mean i'm in agreement with that like i think 0.94

03:04:20 look bro like the the um the word nigger i use it all the time myself and i use it more to describe 1.00

03:04:25 behavior because let's be honest lots of fucking uh black people okay uh-oh retard alert like they 1.00

03:04:31 act like fucking chimps and retards and they get pissed off over a word so like yeah i'm i'm with 1.00

03:04:35 sneaker on that one where i don't think it's that big of a deal like people call me sad nigger people 1.00

03:04:39 call me fucking dumbass terms all the time people call me you know are you a terrorist all this other 0.99

03:04:43 shit like bro i remember 9-11 niggas was cooking me for for years bro oh osama your uncle oh we 1.00

03:04:49 got salam your uncle's gone nigga ah you know so um you know racism or racial terms only have 0.99

03:04:57 power if you let it dude like i like i was like uh roasting nle chopper for like you know literally 0.99

03:05:03 saying oh i got a bag on anybody that uh you know put um that gets rid of this nigga or whatever 1.00

03:05:08 I'm like, bro, what the fuck? 1.00

03:05:09 Like, what kind of retarded clown shit is that? 1.00

03:05:13 You know? 1.00

03:05:14 That's like some real retarded clown shit. 1.00

03:05:16 To, like, get offended by that. 1.00

03:05:18 You know?

03:05:19 It's kind of weird.

03:05:21 So, yeah, I mean, like I said, you guys know me, bro.

03:05:24 I'm all for, you know, not being politically correct, using whatever word you want. 1.00

03:05:28 I don't get mad if, you know, white people say, nigga, I don't give a fuck. 1.00

03:05:31 You know what I mean? 0.99

03:05:33 But the thing is that a lot of people don't have, you know, emotional control.

03:05:37 let's be honest a lot of people don't have emotional control you know so what chug the 0.78

03:05:45 biller has proven is that um black people uh a lot of times don't have any restraint 1.00

03:05:52 when certain words are used like nigger and it's kind of funny because a lot of these black people 0.97

03:06:00 that get offended don't even really know the historical context of the word 1.00

03:06:02 niggas don't know shit about mlk or malcolm x bro these niggas are retarded bro like they don't 1.00

03:06:10 even yo i yo some of these stupid ass niggas if you played a malcolm x speech they wouldn't even 1.00

03:06:15 know it's malcolm x like let let that sink in for a second okay let that sink in for a second 1.00

03:06:23 a lot of these niggas i get mad she they get mad at like uh chud the builder and these people 0.99

03:06:31 Bro, you can play a Malcolm X fucking speech. 0.99

03:06:35 They will not even know it's him. 1.00

03:06:38 Okay?

03:06:39 They have never read the autobiography of Malcolm X written by Alex Haley.

03:06:44 I did.

03:06:47 Right? 0.97

03:06:47 A lot of niggas don't know his nickname is Red or Detroit Red. 0.83

03:06:51 Right?

03:06:53 Now, let me be clear about this, too, because I don't think I've ever shared this with you guys.

03:06:56 I understand the significance of people like Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, etc.,

03:07:00 during the civil rights era, right?

03:07:02 There was real racism back then.

03:07:04 There was real, you know, divisiveness, right?

03:07:08 There was definitely a lack of rights

03:07:11 and opportunity for blacks or whatever. 1.00

03:07:12 But with that, blacks did more.

03:07:16 They were far more self-sufficient.

03:07:19 They had more black-owned businesses.

03:07:20 They had a better infrastructure

03:07:21 because they didn't have to rely upon 0.99

03:07:24 getting fucking handouts like they do now. 1.00

03:07:26 somebody said mlk was a greatness a greatness yes we know faggot thank you captain obvious 1.00

03:07:34 we know that he was a fucking degenerate yes we know that okay dumb faggot you always got to get 1.00

03:07:41 the guy well actually actually did you know they had sex with a bunch of hookers that did coke 1.00

03:07:47 Like nigga 1.00

03:07:48 We know 1.00

03:07:49 Okay 1.00

03:07:51 Fucking faggot 1.00

03:07:53 There always gotta be one of these guys bro 1.00

03:07:58 Always 1.00

03:07:58 Always some nigga in the chat 1.00

03:08:00 Well actually 1.00

03:08:01 We're not talking about that nigga 1.00

03:08:03 They're saying right to someone 1.00

03:08:05 I don't know about that

03:08:06 But he wasn't DJing though 1.00

03:08:07 That nigga was getting all kinds of orgies 1.00

03:08:09 All that shit 1.00

03:08:10 Okay 1.00

03:08:13 But anyway

03:08:15 back to what I was saying 1.00

03:08:17 so yeah a lot of these black people that complain 1.00

03:08:20 and cry like they don't even know who Malcolm X is 1.00

03:08:22 they probably yo half these niggas probably can't even 1.00

03:08:24 read a page 0.99

03:08:26 from the Alex Haney book if we're going to be all the way honest

03:08:28 okay 1.00

03:08:31 these niggas 1.00

03:08:33 can barely read a page from Cat in the Hat let alone 1.00

03:08:35 the autobiography of Malcolm X

03:08:36 by Alex Haney

03:08:37 okay 0.99

03:08:38 alright so niggas are retarded 0.99

03:08:42 right niggas want 1.00

03:08:44 to be all pro-black and shit like that but they don't know anything it's and uh and some ballistic 0.99

03:08:52 missiles uh and that's still a big issue they still hold lebanon hostage hezbollah is basically 0.98

03:08:58 a proxy of iran iran holds lebanon we have no quarrel with lebanon we can make peace with lebanon

03:09:03 and want to make peace with them tomorrow no yesterday yeah that's why you keep invading

03:09:06 them makes perfect sense but you have this foreign body this uh this uh iranian backed

03:09:12 a terrorist organization that hijacked the country.

03:09:14 And the Lebanese government has a history

03:09:16 of being incapacitated

03:09:19 or unable.

03:09:20 So when you're negotiating with the Lebanese government,

03:09:22 many people are confused. How does that solve the Hezbollah problem?

03:09:25 It doesn't. Not yet. 1.00

03:09:26 So we've had to go into Lebanon to prevent 0.96

03:09:28 a repeat of the invasion we had

03:09:30 in Gaza. On October 7th,

03:09:32 Hamas invaded us, butchered our

03:09:34 men, beheaded our men, 1.00

03:09:37 raped our women, and then killed them. 1.00

03:09:38 Oh man, bro's still using this? 1.00

03:09:40 bro still saying this three years later after this has all been thoroughly debunked oh man 0.89

03:09:50 i thought he would have fucking updated the hasbaro by now 0.96

03:09:54 chad just so you guys know the mass rapes lie 1.00

03:09:59 the beheaded babies lie babies in ovens lie okay all these lies were passed by a fucking guy named 1.00

03:10:09 Yossi Landau 1.00

03:10:09 from the Zacco organization

03:10:12 okay

03:10:15 you know what bro 1.00

03:10:17 fuck it 1.00

03:10:17 every single time 1.00

03:10:19 every single crime

03:10:21 every single lie

03:10:23 early lie

03:10:25 every single hour

03:10:27 every single day

03:10:28 every single night

03:10:30 early lie

03:10:32 I know it's hard to believe

03:10:35 it's the whole forest not one tree

03:10:37 And it's every branch and leaf

03:10:39 They're born to the sea

03:10:40 But I'm telling you the truth

03:10:42 It's not just one or two 0.98

03:10:44 It's every single Jew 1.00

03:10:46 They all hate you 1.00

03:10:48 And it really breaks my heart 0.70

03:10:50 But their lies are off the charts

03:10:52 And they only bring us harm

03:10:54 You gotta get smart

03:10:56 So if you want to be safe

03:10:57 And don't want to get replaced

03:10:59 It's best you start being based 1.00

03:11:01 Or you'll get it right 1.00

03:11:03 Every single time

03:11:04 Every single crime

03:11:06 All right, guys, because this has a way stronger effect.

03:11:20 So here you go.

03:11:21 But it doesn't.

03:11:24 Not yet.

03:11:24 So we've had to go into Lebanon to prevent a repeat of the invasion we had in Gaza.

03:11:30 El Cucur, appreciate you, my friend.

03:11:31 With the five gifted, thank you so much. 0.98

03:11:34 Give it to the Brokeys, Young Lord 908. 0.76

03:11:35 Official sanity, interest turmoil, interesting TV.

03:11:39 Thank you so much.

03:11:39 February 7th, Hamas invaded us, butchered our men, 0.97

03:11:43 beheaded our men, raped our women, and then killed them, 0.98

03:11:46 burned our babies, did the worst massacre 1.00

03:11:48 against Jewish people since the Holocaust. 0.98

03:11:50 And guess what?

03:11:53 Also claimed to possess photos of a fetus

03:11:55 that Hamas had cut from a pregnant woman's body.

03:11:58 When you go in and you see a lady face down, 0.93

03:12:02 we turn her around, she was pregnant woman. 0.99

03:12:05 The stomach is butchered up, and a knife is still stacked in that baby, the unborn baby.

03:12:14 Yet the images never materialized, even after the media requested them.

03:12:18 One fact Landau did prove, however, was that the business of fabricating atrocity porn is extremely lucrative. 0.93

03:12:25 Before October 7th, his Zaka organization was nearly broke. 0.96

03:12:28 But in the aftermath of the propaganda bonanza they fueled, they raked in over $13 million in donations in just a short amount of time.

03:12:36 The Israeli paper Haaretz...

03:12:38 ...atrocity porn is extremely lucrative.

03:12:44 Before October 7th, his Zaka organization was nearly broke. 0.75

03:12:47 But in the aftermath of the propaganda bonanza they fueled, they raked in over $13 million in donations in just a short amount of time.

03:12:55 The Israeli paper Haaretz reported that Zaka volunteers were so desperate to cash in on October 7

03:13:01 that they actually rearranged corpses discovered in the kibbutzim,

03:13:04 literally playing with dead bodies in order to exaggerate the sense of horror.

03:13:12 In a short amount of time, the Israeli paper Haaretz reported that Zaka volunteers

03:13:16 were so desperate to cash in on October 7 that they actually rearranged corpses

03:13:21 discovered in the kibbutzim literally playing with dead bodies in order to exaggerate the

03:13:27 sense of horror before sending the images to potential donors. One of Zaka's competitor 0.69

03:13:32 organizations, United Hatzalah, was eager to cash in as well. It sent its director,

03:13:39 Ellie Beer, to a Republican Jewish coalition fundraiser. There, Beer rattled off a slew of

03:13:45 lies that Yossi Landau would have been proud to have concocted. I saw in my own eyes a woman 0.99

03:13:51 who was pregnant four months pregnant they came into her house in front of her kids 1.00

03:13:56 opened up her stomach took out the baby and stabbed a little tiny baby in front of her and

03:14:02 then shot her in front of her family and then they killed the rest of the kids i saw little kids

03:14:08 who were beheaded we didn't know which head belongs to which kid we saw a little baby in 0.99

03:14:13 an oven they put him in these bastards put these babies in an oven and put on the oven 0.99

03:14:19 and we found the kid a few hours later. 1.00

03:14:21 The story of a baby baked in an oven,

03:14:24 clearly contrived to evoke the horrors of the Holocaust,

03:14:26 was immediately catapulted

03:14:28 into the mainstream pro-Israel press. 0.86

03:14:30 They baked their baby in the oven

03:14:33 and kept the woman alive

03:14:34 so that she could hear the screams of her child melting.

03:14:37 The little children that were put in the oven.

03:14:38 Attacks that saw a baby put in an oven and baked alive.

03:14:45 And even though this lie was also quickly debunked,

03:14:48 It contributed to the narrative that Israel was confronting, quote-unquote, human animals,

03:14:53 as its defense minister, Yoav Galat, put it.

03:14:57 And it therefore had the right to do anything, absolutely anything, to prevent another October 7th.

03:15:14 Look, there's no denying...

03:15:16 it gets even crazier chat but now you guys can see this is where the lies come that 1.00

03:15:21 netanyahu is pushing right now all fucking lies beheaded babies babies in ovens all lies used to 0.99

03:15:28 justify the unprecedented amount of aggression that the israelis exhibited against gaza over the 1.00

03:15:35 past three plus years there's no bomb in gaza until now on the other border hezbollah from

03:15:43 And even Netanyahu, just so you guys know, Netanyahu used this atrocity to propel himself. 0.55

03:15:53 Let me show you guys a little bit more.

03:15:54 Look, look, look at this.

03:15:57 Here's another red pill for Yonin just needed to mount a.

03:16:01 They just weren't sufficient.

03:16:02 The atrocities that had been clearly documented on camera. 0.96

03:16:05 That's why Hamas had GoPros chat. 0.68

03:16:09 People ask all the time, why did Hamas go in there with GoPros?

03:16:12 Like, why were they documenting?

03:16:13 this because they knew the israelis were going to lie they knew the israelis were going to sell it 0.99

03:16:17 as a bigger massacre than it really was they knew they were going to say all this shit about them 0.99

03:16:21 raping women all this other stuff which none of is on gopros like they claim okay all right they 0.99

03:16:29 knew that they were going to get all this propaganda push to justify a crazy war of

03:16:35 aggression into gaza that's why they wore the gopros okay they just weren't sufficient to give

03:16:41 tel aviv the political latitude it needed to mount a full-scale ethnic cleansing camp so since they

03:16:47 didn't have the political ammo they needed look at this this is what netanyahu does pain netanyahu

03:16:52 himself outlined the cynical logic directly when he addressed zaka volunteers and told them that

03:16:58 their mission was to grant him the maneuvering room he needed to totally destroy gaza and he

03:17:04 said this november 24 2023 you have important you have an important role in influencing public

03:17:08 opinion the war is not only to take care of the 1400 people but also give us maneuvering room 0.89

03:17:12 maneuvering room translation the political power or leverage to carpet bomb the fuck out of gaza 0.99

03:17:23 so we need y'all niggas to sell this shit okay this is him meeting with zaka on the 23rd uh 0.98

03:17:33 november 24 2023 a month after the bombing okay and just so you guys know at the time 0.98

03:17:38 if you guys remember originally it was 2 000 killed it was 2 000 killed israel had to um

03:17:45 you know they lowered the number multiple times kind of like they did with the holocaust sound 0.72

03:17:50 familiar so the image of hamas is a band of psychotic isis-like irrational muslim fanatics 0.61

03:18:01 Rather than a resistance group representing a popular constituency, 0.63

03:18:05 rebelling against being eternally confined to a de facto internment camp

03:18:10 had to be reinforced over and over again. 0.99

03:18:13 They are savages. Hamas is ISIS. 0.99

03:18:17 An act of sheer evil. 0.99

03:18:19 The utter depravity and the barbaric nature with which these terrorists... 1.00

03:18:23 That Jewish media, baby. 1.00

03:18:25 Murdered and butchered innocent Israeli civilians. 0.99

03:18:29 among israel's key talking points dutifully repeated by its stooges in the u.s media was

03:18:35 that the death toll on october 7th represented quote the largest killing of jews since the

03:18:40 holocaust or in the wake of the deadliest day and and netanyahu literally just said it here a second

03:18:45 ago for jews since the holocaust the largest loss of jewish life in a day since the holocaust it was

03:18:52 the deadliest day for the jewish people since the holocaust i mean netanyahu is still saying it 0.98

03:18:58 Three years fucking later. 1.00

03:19:00 They were planning to do even more women 1.00

03:19:02 and then killed them, burnt out babies, 0.99

03:19:03 did the worst massacre against Jewish people 1.00

03:19:05 since the Holocaust. 0.53

03:19:06 Bruh. 1.00

03:19:11 I would argue it's the deadliest day

03:19:13 for Jews since the Holocaust. 1.00

03:19:15 Three years later, still pushing this shit. 1.00

03:19:18 The implication of this line was obvious. 1.00

03:19:21 Hamas had set out to kill Israelis 0.91

03:19:23 simply because they were Jews, 0.94

03:19:24 not because they were military occupiers.

03:19:26 But was Hamas solely responsible for the death?

03:19:29 Yeah, just so you guys know, there's Palestinians or Arabs that serve in the IDF that Hamas killed as well.

03:19:36 FYI.

03:19:37 According to the official Israeli line, Hamas slaughtered 1,400 completely innocent people on October 7th.

03:19:46 But it's since been confirmed that at least 380 of the dead.

03:19:51 So 400 pretty much.

03:19:52 Actually uniformed Israeli soldiers.

03:19:54 Enemy combatants.

03:19:55 engaged in maintaining the siege of gaza after several which according to international law 0.98

03:20:01 their fair game because israel is considered an occupying state which means the palestinians do

03:20:07 have a right to resist an occupying force which is israel no one ever talks about that though

03:20:13 but anyway you guys can see they're still repeating the same lies literally three years later and

03:20:18 guess what on the other border hezbollah from lebanon was planning to do even more they had

03:20:24 5,000 Red One-forced 0.69

03:20:26 terrorists ready to invade the Galilee. 1.00

03:20:28 So we push them back. We've got a security belt

03:20:30 now that prevents them from doing that

03:20:31 or shooting anti-tank missiles. 0.84

03:20:33 Security belt means occupying southern Lebanon.

03:20:36 Just so you guys know, whenever they say we have a buffer zone 0.62

03:20:38 or we have a security belt or whatever,

03:20:40 that means them occupying land that isn't theirs.

03:20:42 That's what they... They always use the term

03:20:44 buffer zone or security zone

03:20:45 for occupied land.

03:20:48 ...into our kitchens.

03:20:50 Golan Heights. They're trying right now to take

03:20:52 southern Lebanon up to the Latani River. 0.60

03:20:54 so this is what they do into our living rooms but it's not over yet we have we still have

03:21:00 missiles we have drones killer drones we have to deal with it now if we are let me tell you the 0.72

03:21:06 lebanese would like us to do that many you know they talk eradicate hezbollah oh yeah because 0.97

03:21:11 they want freedom who would want a country to be taken over by these killers these murderers 0.83

03:21:15 of course they want to be free but they've not yeah but hezbollah is more popular than the 0.54

03:21:19 lebanese army and the lebanese army doesn't want to uh go against hezbollah because hezbollah is

03:21:24 wildly popular um with the locals because hezbollah is really the only um entity that fights against

03:21:30 israeli occupation hezbollah is wildly popular all across the middle east

03:21:35 don't let the western media fool you guys man um people like hamas and hezbollah and the popular

03:21:43 mobilization forces and irgc etc these guys are like respected in the in the muslim world because

03:21:49 are looked at as the ones that fight back against um israeli and u.s um imperialism right that's

03:21:55 how they look at it or colonization i hate to use those words but you got to understand like

03:21:59 this is how they think over on that side of the world okay for example the supreme leader ali

03:22:05 khamenei gets a lot more respect than like someone like a muhammad bin salman right the head of

03:22:11 saudi arabia and any muslim in here can tell you guys this from the middle east they have far more

03:22:16 respect for a Shia leader like Ali Khamenei over a Sunni leader like Mohammed bin Salman because

03:22:25 they look at it like the Iranians are at least helping the Palestinians fight. They're supporting 0.84

03:22:29 the ummah, right, aka the Muslim world, with fighting against Israelis occupying Muslim land, 0.91

03:22:38 aka Palestine, right? And this is why it's so important to consume media from different

03:22:44 country so that you guys understand the sentiment of the region understanding the region how they

03:22:49 think how they feel how they view the united states and israel versus how we view them in

03:22:53 their country they look at it like they're freedom fighters they're fighting against the israelis

03:22:58 especially israel is the top op in the middle east okay they're the top op in the middle east

03:23:05 so anyone that fights against israel or backs anyone fighting against israel is immediately

03:23:09 respected you look at someone like an abu abeida hassan nasrallah yaya sinwar right ali khamenei

03:23:15 these guys uh khusam soleimani these guys are looked at as like g's in that region

03:23:19 because they fight against um against israel

03:23:24 and zionism which they look at as like as a demonic entity taking over the muslim world 0.92

03:23:32 slowly but surely so that's why and they get way more respect than these rich gulf monarchs just 0.94

03:23:40 so you guys know way more respect especially the iranians because they look at it like what the

03:23:48 iranians they're supporting sunni groups right like hamas for example sunni muslims

03:23:56 not shown yet the capacity to fight them what we're talking to them about is how do we work 0.98

03:24:05 yeah now israel's the top op everywhere for the longest they were the top op in the middle east 0.55

03:24:09 now they're the top op everywhere to militarily and politically you know what let me read this

03:24:15 uh mine have a cousin that's autistic and mostly socially awkward has done multiple cold approaches 0.99

03:24:20 gets always rejected what should you do differently to have success can't be awkward bro women can 0.91

03:24:23 women can tell when you're nervous or awkward women have what i call a retard radar okay like 1.00

03:24:31 if you're awful if you're like kind of off or strange or weird um women detect that shit 1.00

03:24:36 immediately bro they're very sensitive to that stuff it's like they get the you know when they 1.00

03:24:39 say the stranger danger the spidey sense women are super sensitive to that shit 0.99

03:24:43 so if your brother if your cousin has any like weird mannerisms awkward mannerisms women uh 1.00

03:24:50 immediately get the stranger danger the ick right the creeper fucking senses start going off 0.99

03:24:56 because remember they're very sensitive to that because they're the more vulnerable and weaker 1.00

03:25:00 sex physically so they have to be able to detect if a nigga's a weirdo and he's probably lower 0.99

03:25:06 sexual market value and probably chopped pause this nigga is a dodger uh call him la okay pick 1.00

03:25:13 says thank god for being born in canada but this shit is filled with jeans too got a fucking movie 1.00

03:25:17 Yeah, Ken is cooked. 1.00

03:25:18 Also tells Nico to bring the caliphate back. 1.00

03:25:19 What the fuck, nigga? 1.00

03:25:21 Jigaboo Jones, don't know if you saw this yet, 1.00

03:25:23 but here's Chud cooking a dumb wigger. 1.00

03:25:25 Adam Russell, Mark, can you react to this video? 1.00

03:25:27 Teacher getting banned for using the N-word.

03:25:28 It's an old video.

03:25:29 I mean, bro, we know teachers are going to get banned 1.00

03:25:31 for saying that shit. 1.00

03:25:32 And yeah, I've seen Chud make fun of wiggers all the time. 1.00

03:25:34 That's what I'm saying. 1.00

03:25:35 It's not really like a race thing as much as niggas want it to be. 1.00

03:25:40 Possibly splitting up the work to get rid of his balance. 1.00

03:25:43 I'll make a big screen for you guys.

03:25:44 It's not yet been done.

03:25:46 It has to be done as well.

03:25:46 Is it possible, Mr. Prime Minister, that the war with Iran could end, but the war with Hezbollah could continue?

03:25:51 That these would be separate and divergent battlefields? 0.96

03:25:53 Well, they should be. 0.64

03:25:54 What Iran would like to do is to say, no, you know, if we achieve a ceasefire here, we want a ceasefire here.

03:25:58 They do, clearly.

03:25:59 You know why? 0.97

03:26:00 Because they want Hezbollah to stay there and continue to torture Lebanon, continue to hold its people hostage, and continue to... 0.97

03:26:06 Will you accept that? 0.91

03:26:07 No.

03:26:07 Even if President Trump asks you to?

03:26:09 Well, look, he understands what I'm saying.

03:26:11 I mean, we want to get rid of that danger to our communities, to our cities.

03:26:17 They rocket our cities all the time.

03:26:18 They rocket our communities.

03:26:20 Yeah, and you rocket theirs.

03:26:23 You guys do way more damage.

03:26:25 Way more.

03:26:27 Not even close, bro.

03:26:29 Would you like to live?

03:26:31 Where do you live, Major?

03:26:32 I live in Washington, D.C.

03:26:34 Okay, so in Bethesda, you've got...

03:26:36 I live right downtown.

03:26:36 Okay, you've got in Bethesda.

03:26:38 Right near the White House.

03:26:39 That's about the distance.

03:26:40 In Bethesda, you would have a terrorist organization that claims they want to destroy the United States and destroy Washington,

03:26:46 and they have the missiles and the drones to do that right across your border, your municipal line.

03:26:52 Would you accept that? Of course not. You wouldn't do that.

03:26:55 So this could go on?

03:26:56 Yeah. 0.97

03:26:57 Even if Iran is solved? 0.94

03:26:58 I hope not. 0.88

03:26:59 If Iran, if this regime is indeed weakened or possibly toppled, I think it's the end of Hezbollah, it's the end of Hamas, 0.80

03:27:05 It's probably the end of the Houthis because the whole scaffolding of the terrorist proxy network that Iran built collapses if the regime in Iran...

03:27:12 Also, it's important for you guys to realize that in Israeli media and the Israelis, they always refer to all of these organizations.

03:27:18 They always refer to them as terrorists.

03:27:19 Every time, without fail, watch Israeli media, they always refer to these resistance groups as terrorists.

03:27:25 And obviously, there's a strategy there, right?

03:27:26 If you call them terrorists, it makes it easier to demonize and attack them.

03:27:30 It's a classic strategy. 1.00

03:27:31 And Israel does a fantastic job of doing this.

03:27:33 They've been doing it. 0.91

03:27:34 they make their terrorists our terrorists even though a lot of these people have no real um 0.80

03:27:39 they're not really dangerous to americans but you know the israelis are fantastic at doing this

03:27:44 um then yahoo has made um a career of making israeli problems american problems he's made

03:27:51 a career of this very good at it he's actually a very skilled politician matter of fact that

03:27:55 he's been able to do this for so long right um but it is what it is now that's not guaranteed

03:28:04 But the weakening of that regime weakens the proxies as well.

03:28:07 Still a long haul.

03:28:08 It's not something that's going to be done tomorrow.

03:28:11 Do you believe it is possible to topple the Iranian regime?

03:28:14 I think that you can't predict when that happened.

03:28:17 Is it possible?

03:28:18 Without boots on the ground?

03:28:18 No.

03:28:19 It's not happening.

03:28:20 Without boots on the ground, it ain't happening, bro.

03:28:21 Well, yes.

03:28:22 Is it guaranteed?

03:28:23 No.

03:28:23 But I can tell you it's like bankruptcy.

03:28:26 It proceeds, what is it?

03:28:27 It proceeds gradually, and then it falls.

03:28:30 Like that.

03:28:31 You couldn't predict the fall of the Soviet Union.

03:28:33 You couldn't predict the fall of the Ceausescu dictatorship in Romania.

03:28:36 Very few people predicted the fall of Syria. 1.00

03:28:38 Correct. And it happens. 1.00

03:28:40 Now, is it what precedes it?

03:28:42 There has to be a weakening of the regime.

03:28:43 The regime has been weakened, but it's not guaranteed. 0.75

03:28:46 There are few places on earth where the Israeli intelligence operatives

03:28:49 know more about than the internal dynamics of Iran.

03:28:51 What are they telling you?

03:28:52 Just what I told you.

03:28:53 They've been weakened.

03:28:54 They have internal fights.

03:28:57 They are worried.

03:29:00 But I can tell you one thing.

03:29:02 when did the when did the uprisings when did the revolt in the street happen in iran it happened

03:29:07 after our first operation after a rising line after midnight hammer the two names that we have

03:29:12 for that uh and then you know they came out to the streets because because their condition

03:29:17 economic conditions were bad were getting worse but also because they saw that iran is not this

03:29:23 overwhelming you know neighborhood bully that nobody could resist we resisted them we fought

03:29:27 them our planes controlled the skies over tehran which was unthinkable before that

03:29:32 and then they went out to the streets it's kind of a lie but that's fine

03:29:36 were mauled they were massacred that's a that's a you stand off uh munitions quite a bit

03:29:43 they were wounded maimed they're shooting from like iraqi airspace by the tens of thousands

03:29:47 uh and so you know that memory has to linger the memory lingers i think something else i

03:29:52 think they also they have air superiority not air dominance air dominance guys is completely

03:29:56 different from air superiority but they use this all the time to kind of confuse people because a

03:29:59 lot of people don't know the difference but there's three main tiers when it comes to you know

03:30:03 um air warfare there's you know air parity which basically both parties have you know

03:30:11 the ability to hurt each other when it comes to their aircraft and their capabilities for air

03:30:16 defense uh next is air superiority which is kind of where we're at right now right where we're at

03:30:21 before the ceasefire, and then there's air dominance, right,

03:30:24 where the enemy can't do anything.

03:30:27 They can barely do anything, which, you know, we know that's not true

03:30:30 because, you know, F-35s were shot down, F-15s were shot down,

03:30:36 and even one F-15 Eagle was shot down,

03:30:39 and that's why we had to, you know, mount that whole rescue mission.

03:30:43 The legitimacy is gone because they understand

03:30:45 that it's just brute force that is keeping them.

03:30:47 So would that rise up again? Could that happen again?

03:30:50 my view is it probably could

03:30:51 but you can't guarantee it and contrary to what

03:30:54 people said I didn't go to the White House

03:30:56 and said to Donald

03:30:58 Trump you know it's guaranteed

03:30:59 it can be done I said I didn't really

03:31:02 have to tell him he knew that we were approaching 0.78

03:31:03 a situation where Iran could produce a nuclear weapon

03:31:06 he knew that we were approaching 0.59

03:31:07 oh yeah like you didn't go there with the Mossad

03:31:10 and do a three hour

03:31:12 long meeting that was supposed to only be an hour 1.00

03:31:13 and you guys fucking 0.99

03:31:15 sold him on the idea to attack 0.99

03:31:17 despite Trump's entire

03:31:19 intelligence community is telling him that's a bad idea? 0.74

03:31:21 You didn't do that in Netanyahu? Okay, buddy.

03:31:24 Iran's ballistic missile

03:31:25 capability after Rising Line

03:31:27 was going to be... He literally ran an entire

03:31:29 fucking meeting last time 0.99

03:31:32 he was here on this topic. 0.99

03:31:37 Hey, everyone. I am a one-man operation

03:31:40 and I need all the support I can

03:31:42 get. I want to thank everyone who has

03:31:43 become a patron. Your support means

03:31:45 the world and is essential for me to

03:31:48 be able to produce more videos.

03:31:49 and shattered its standing in the U.S.

03:31:57 He described the results of the war so far as far from encouraging.

03:32:03 He lists Netanyahu's goals as the fall of the Iranian regime,

03:32:08 the destruction of its nuclear program, and the elimination of the ballistic missile threat.

03:32:13 So far, none of these goals have been achieved,

03:32:16 though it cannot be ruled out that the war will resume in two weeks

03:32:20 if the ceasefire collapses.

03:32:23 This is now the fourth time we've got this heavy-handed approach.

03:32:28 So he said...

03:32:29 We reconstructed it when we were approaching a situation

03:32:32 where Iran could produce a nuclear weapon,

03:32:34 and said to Donald Trump that the legitimacy is gone

03:32:38 because they understand that it's just brute force that is keeping them.

03:32:41 So would that rise up again? Could that happen again?

03:32:43 My view is it probably could, but you can't guarantee it.

03:32:46 And contrary to what people said, I didn't go to the White House and said to Donald Trump, you know, it's guaranteed it can be done.

03:32:54 I said I didn't really have to tell him. He knew that we were approaching.

03:32:58 Bullshit. And I'll show you guys right now. 0.99

03:33:02 Trump and even a White House Situation Room briefing led by the prime minister.

03:33:07 Indeed, according to a New York Times report on the briefing, Trump sided with Netanyahu against the advice of some of his most important advisers,

03:33:15 including hawkish ones what's worse the president was told that netanyahu's predictions about a

03:33:22 swift and decisive victory were farcical by the cia director his vice president warned against

03:33:29 launching another unpredictable middle east war trump notably evolved his foreign policy from

03:33:35 targeted assassinations of military commanders maximum pressure economic sanctions and bombing

03:33:41 of nuclear facilities to a country-wide bombing campaign 0.92

03:33:46 assisting the Israelis to kill 0.90

03:33:48 practically the country's entire leadership. 0.59

03:33:51 Yeah, like the top 50 people were all killed on February 28th.

03:33:54 Trump's threat to kill Iran's entire civil...

03:33:57 Israelis had the intel, and they moved, and we assisted them.

03:34:03 Civilization has renewed debate on Trump's cognitive decline. 0.97

03:34:07 He does look sick, and he does... 0.89

03:34:09 That's facts.

03:34:10 The situation, whatever you want.

03:34:11 We're all full of them.

03:34:13 One could produce a nuclear weapon.

03:34:14 He knew that we were approaching a situation where Iran's ballistic missile capability after Rising Lion was going to be reconstructed in Khomeini. 0.70

03:34:21 He wanted to put it underground, the factories underground, not the missiles, the factories underground. 0.54

03:34:26 They already got the factories underground. 0.99

03:34:28 They're manufacturing their own shit now. 1.00

03:34:30 More and more and more ballistic missiles. 0.99

03:34:32 And to do the same with his nuclear industry, put them underground under a heavy mountain where even B-2s couldn't reach it.

03:34:39 So he knew that we have to take action, and he did. 0.82

03:34:44 I'm going to get to that.

03:34:45 And we got nothing to show for it. Congratulations.

03:34:51 Literally got nothing to show for it, dude.

03:34:54 You just made it in a second.

03:34:56 If someone were to ask you, as I'm going to, Mr. Prime Minister,

03:34:59 the capabilities of Israeli intelligence within Iran

03:35:01 allowed you to pinpoint the location of Supreme Leader and others,

03:35:05 that is a kind of granular intelligence

03:35:07 that is borderline miraculous in the modern world,

03:35:10 why wasn't it sufficient to also foment a revolution?

03:35:13 I think it could be a necessary condition,

03:35:15 but I'm not sure that it's a sufficient condition.

03:35:17 But you're quite right about our granular capability for surgical attacks.

03:35:21 Why can't they also set in motion a revolution that could topple the regime?

03:35:24 Because they hate Israel more than they hate their government.

03:35:27 That simple.

03:35:29 It's that simple, bro.

03:35:30 And I don't know why the West doesn't understand this. 1.00

03:35:32 It's like they're so fucking, like, indoctrinated with the fucking, you know, jihadi terrorism propaganda that they're too stupid to realize that the Iranian people hate the Israeli government and the U.S. government more than they hate their own government. 0.99

03:35:49 And they're not going to turn on their government, okay, to side with governments that have a vested interest in destroying their country. 1.00

03:36:01 That's why.

03:36:02 And it's amazing to me how, like, Western reporters do not understand this, dude.

03:36:07 Western reporters, Americans, Westerners in general, like, just don't understand this concept that they're always going to side with their government over the U.S. and Israeli government.

03:36:20 Okay?

03:36:23 It's that simple.

03:36:27 Gary Johnson, thanks for the hype.

03:36:28 Because you need many things. You not only need to attack the leadership, there's still a lot of people there.

03:36:34 One out of 100 Iranians is in the secret police. 1.00

03:36:39 And as they show, they're quite ready to butcher their people. 1.00

03:36:42 So it's not that simple. Because it's terror. It's basically the application of terror.

03:36:46 This is the preeminent terrorist regime in the world.

03:36:48 They send terrorism to every country, but first to their own people. So they terrorize them.

03:36:52 But we have been accused of indiscriminate attacks.

03:36:56 We're the most discriminating military on the planet in history.

03:37:05 Ah, really, bro?

03:37:09 You know, indiscriminate attacks are our own people, so they terrorize them.

03:37:13 But we, you know, we have been accused of indiscriminate attacks.

03:37:17 We're the most discriminating military on the planet in history.

03:37:20 You remember the beepers?

03:37:21 We knocked out.

03:37:22 We didn't kill 2,500 people, but we impaired them, knocked them out with surgical precision, no collateral damage, with the beepers, you know.

03:37:30 And that's what we proceeded to do against their key scientists.

03:37:32 Using an AI system called Lavender that marked at least 37,000 Palestinians as suspected terrorists.

03:37:40 And to compile part of its kill list during its ongoing military offensive in Palestine's Gaza.

03:37:45 According to an investigative report by the Plus 972 magazine and Local Call,

03:37:51 testimonies by Israeli military officials revealed how lavender was used to assassinate individuals in Gaza

03:37:57 with almost no human oversight to verify the targets identified by the AI.

03:38:03 Developed by the Israeli military's Elite Intelligence Division Unit 8200,

03:38:08 the AI system analyzes data obtained through the mass surveillance of most of Gaza's 2.3 million residents

03:38:15 to identify potential targets.

03:38:17 The system ranks every individual in Gaza on a scale of 1 to 100

03:38:22 according to the probability that they are involved

03:38:25 with the military wing of Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad.

03:38:28 Some of the targets mistakenly flagged by the system

03:38:32 included relatives of Hamas operatives,

03:38:34 those with social media connections to Hamas members

03:38:37 and even people who happen to have the same names as Hamas operatives.

03:38:42 Indiscriminate though, chat.

03:38:44 Despite the Israeli military's assessment that some of the individuals identified by the AI

03:38:49 may not be affiliated with the Palestinian resistance groups.

03:38:53 The kill list was seen as definitive.

03:38:55 The only check made by humans was to verify that the target was male.

03:39:00 According to the report, the system has played a key role in Israel's massive bombardment of Palestinian territory,

03:39:07 especially during the early stages of Tel Aviv's offensive.

03:39:10 The report reveals that it was during those initial weeks

03:39:13 that an Israeli military command allowed the killing of up to 20 civilians

03:39:18 Insane

03:39:19 Whenever the system identified what it assessed to be a junior Hamas member 0.78

03:39:25 So 21 ratio is acceptable for them, but they're indiscriminate, right? 0.67

03:39:28 Or sorry, but they discriminate 0.96

03:39:29 In the case of senior Hamas 0.82

03:39:32 Comedy

03:39:32 Operatives, the army authorized the killing of over 100 civilians while

03:39:38 Oh, but the allegation of them being indiscriminate, right?

03:39:43 Weeks, the official.

03:39:48 That's what we proceeded to do against.

03:39:50 We didn't kill 2,500 people, but we impaired them, knocked them out with surgical precision.

03:39:56 It is the terrorist regime in the world.

03:39:57 OK, they send terrorism to every country, but first to their own people.

03:40:00 So they terrorize them.

03:40:02 But we, you know, we have been accused of indiscriminate attacks.

03:40:05 We're the most discriminating military on the planet in history.

03:40:09 Assassinating just one target.

03:40:11 In other cases, if the potential target gave their phone to a male relative,

03:40:16 that person would then become the target and would be bombed along with his whole family.

03:40:21 Additionally, a home tracking system called Where's Daddy was used to boost targets

03:40:26 when the number of assassinations was waning

03:40:29 and was specifically used to carry out bombings when the targets had entered their family homes.

03:40:34 Low-ranking Israeli officers were the ones making decisions about who lives and dies, according to the report.

03:40:40 In addition to Lavender and Where's Daddy, it was revealed that the Israeli military had been employing another AI system in its war on Gaza

03:40:48 using the Gospel to identify buildings where suspects were operating before bombing them.

03:40:54 According to the report, the staggering death toll in Gaza is a result of Israel's weaponization of these AI programs 0.69

03:41:02 which experts say gives tel aviv a free hand to commit genocidal acts with impunity in its all

03:41:09 out war on gaza which is now in its sixth month israel has killed over 32 000 and guys this is 0.58

03:41:15 2023 there is way more dead now or this is early 2024 0.83

03:41:20 but you know i just keep debunking shit that's what i'm here for you remember the beepers i got 0.91

03:41:36 you guys we knocked out he's using the beeper operation the beeper operation was the one time 0.95

03:41:40 that they actually did a little bit more of a sophisticated targeted attack but he's not 0.81

03:41:44 talking about gaza obviously we didn't kill it actually makes it worse because they had the

03:41:49 ability to do something like a Pedro attack, but they didn't. They just blew up and killed a bunch 1.00

03:41:55 of people. 2,500 people, but we impaired them, knocked them out with surgical precision,

03:42:00 no collateral damage with the beepers, you know, and that's what we proceeded to do against their

03:42:04 key scientists, against their key commanders, against their leaders, but it's a component.

03:42:09 It doesn't guarantee, it doesn't guarantee the success of a revolt, but it could help it happen.

03:42:16 So you referred to this a minute ago. I want to put the question directly to you because the New

03:42:19 York Times on April 7th reported the following about a fateful meeting February 11th in the

03:42:23 White House. And the New York Times reports as follows. Quote, in the Situation Room on February

03:42:28 11th, Mr. Netanyahu made a hard sell, suggesting that Iran was ripe for regime change and expressing

03:42:34 the belief that a joint U.S. There we go. Confront them with it. Israeli mission could finally bring

03:42:40 an end to the Iranian, to the Islamic Republic. Is that correct? No, that's actually incorrect 0.94

03:42:45 because. In what ways is it incorrect? It's incorrect in the sense that I said, oh, well,

03:42:48 it's guaranteed, we can do it and so on.

03:42:50 I didn't say that.

03:42:51 We both understood that we have little time to act

03:42:54 because otherwise they'd get nuclear weapons.

03:42:56 We both understood that we have little time to act

03:42:57 because otherwise they'll bury underground

03:43:00 their ballistic missile capabilities.

03:43:02 But while we were, we said that part of the action

03:43:05 would be the removal of the leadership and other measures,

03:43:08 there was uncertainty.

03:43:09 And we said it, all this is uncertain.

03:43:12 If you ever engage in military operations.

03:43:14 In the confines of that conversation,

03:43:16 you noted the uncertainty.

03:43:17 Not only did I note it, we both agreed that there was both uncertainty and risk involved.

03:43:23 And I remember that I said, and he said, that there's danger in action, in taking action.

03:43:31 But there's greater danger in not taking action.

03:43:34 So there was no certainty there.

03:43:35 There was no guarantee.

03:43:37 It wasn't pie in the sky the way people describe it.

03:43:39 It was, I think, a very truthful presentation of the possibilities and the risks.

03:43:45 Picking up on that point that you just made, and continuing what the New York Times

03:43:49 reported, quote, Mr. Netanyahu and his team outlined conditions they portrayed as pointing

03:43:53 to certain victory, adding the regime would be so weakened that it could not choke off

03:43:57 the Strait of Hormuz, and the likelihood that Iran would land blows against U.S. interests

03:44:02 in the neighboring countries was assessed as minimal.

03:44:05 Is that factually incorrect?

03:44:06 I don't think we could quantify it exactly.

03:44:09 I think that the problem of the Hormuz straits was understood as the fighting went on.

03:44:16 It became understood.

03:44:17 It became understood.

03:44:18 Was it misread at the beginning?

03:44:19 I think, I'm not sure it was misread, but, you know, there's a great risk for Iran to do it.

03:44:23 And it took a while for them to understand how big that risk is, which they understand now.

03:44:27 Because of the blockade.

03:44:28 Because of the blockade, and that's actually a brilliant move by the president.

03:44:31 I think it's very smart.

03:44:33 Yeah, so just do the blockade on the blockade, stop everyone else with the blockade.

03:44:38 Makes sense.

03:44:39 I don't think they calculated, well, I think they didn't calculate the response that this would have.

03:44:46 Yes, they could cause a global dislocation of markets, trying to take over an international maritime route.

03:44:52 They could do that, but they should have understood that that would eventually cause a reaction that was very powerful.

03:44:58 And that is now collapsing their economy.

03:45:00 So that people understand, that we understand that, yeah, they could do it,

03:45:03 but then they wouldn't do it because they understood what would happen if they did do it.

03:45:06 Yeah, no, I don't claim perfect foresight, and nobody had perfect foresight. 1.00

03:45:10 Neither did the Iranians. 1.00

03:45:11 They should have figured out that that's what's coming. 1.00

03:45:13 Did you say that most of these risks would be minimal?

03:45:15 I don't remember using that language.

03:45:17 Would that be a fair interpretation?

03:45:18 No, I would say that the overall conception was that this would elicit a problem,

03:45:24 a response that they probably would not shoulder.

03:45:25 But they did shoulder, and now they're attacking.

03:45:28 They're being attacked accordingly.

03:45:29 In those moments, was the precipitating factor, the intelligence that was gathered 0.62

03:45:33 and then by the Israelis and confirmed by the U.S.

03:45:36 about the location of the Supreme Leader

03:45:37 and the opportunity that presented,

03:45:38 or was it the imminent threat?

03:45:40 Which was more important.

03:45:41 It starts with the threat.

03:45:42 It starts with the threat.

03:45:43 And again, you have to understand this.

03:45:45 The president talked to me.

03:45:46 The two meetings that I described to you were among many.

03:45:49 But he said we cannot...

03:45:50 Yeah, he came here like what?

03:45:51 He came to the United States seven times in a year, Chad.

03:45:53 In like 13 months, he came here seven times.

03:45:56 That's crazy. 0.99

03:45:57 But they were coming because they were planning to attack Iran 0.98

03:46:00 and trying to figure it out. 0.88

03:46:02 Basically, the Israelis decided they were going to kill the Ayatollah in, I want to say, November of 2025.

03:46:11 That was babble and, you know, sound like the brain's not doing too hot. 0.94

03:46:15 Indeed, one factor I may have overlooked is Trump's mental acuity.

03:46:19 Asked to clarify his remarks by the New York Post, Trump insisted that he was serious.

03:46:25 That would make his pronouncement a legitimate genocidal threat.

03:46:29 Cognitive abilities aside, Trump was forthcoming in an interview with The Times of Israel

03:46:35 where he revealed just how much his decision to strike Iran was about Israel's security.

03:46:44 Quote, Iran was going to destroy Israel and everything else around it. 0.84

03:46:50 We've destroyed a country. 0.95

03:46:51 And just so you guys know, he did this interview right after he attacked.

03:46:54 This was early March he did this.

03:46:56 that wanted to destroy Israel.

03:46:59 And while he claims against ample evidence

03:47:02 that Israel never talked to me into the war with Iran,

03:47:06 he says October 7th was when he realized

03:47:09 Iran can never have a nuclear weapon,

03:47:13 underscoring further how Trump's rationale for the war

03:47:16 is Israel's security.

03:47:19 By now, Netanyahu's initial sense of victory

03:47:23 has doubtless worn off.

03:47:25 Iran's response to the U.S.-Israeli bombing was reportedly unexpected, with missiles and drones fired in all directions.

03:47:34 The regime closed the strait, shutting off a fifth of the world's oil supply.

03:47:39 The Wall Street Journal reported that Trump has since marveled at the ease with which the strait was closed.

03:47:44 A guy with a drone can shut it down, Trump has said to people, expressing belated irritation that the key waterway was so vulnerable.

03:47:53 Now Trump unsatisfied.

03:47:56 Grossly undercalculated.

03:47:57 Let Iran get a nuclear weapon because that's enormously dangerous to the United States. 0.69

03:48:02 And the president first thinks about America. 0.82

03:48:05 And then he thinks also about the world.

03:48:07 You can't let it happen.

03:48:08 So we knew it was going to happen.

03:48:10 It would have happened already if we hadn't done it.

03:48:12 So that was the first thing.

03:48:13 Everything else flows from that.

03:48:15 That's exactly how it happened.

03:48:17 There's a quote that's frequently misattributed to Winston Churchill.

03:48:22 History is written by the victors.

03:48:23 He didn't say it.

03:48:24 Lots of people said it.

03:48:25 He didn't say it.

03:48:25 No, he said, I don't worry about it because I'll write it myself.

03:48:28 But that idea that victors write the history.

03:48:33 What will the history, the state of Israel, will write about this conflict with Iran?

03:48:38 And when will you know it's been victorious?

03:48:40 I think we already achieved great things.

03:48:42 Remember, Iran was surrounded us with a noose of death, of simultaneous invasions from Gaza, from Hamas, and from...

03:48:50 And I'll jump into a space with True Teller and them here in a little bit with you guys.

03:48:56 What I'm going to do, guys, more than likely, is I'll stay on a little bit longer.

03:48:59 I'll continue to cover the war in this interview.

03:49:03 What I'm going to probably do is take a break and come back on in a few hours.

03:49:11 Man, I'm really cruising for a bruising today, bro. 1.00

03:49:13 Holy fuck, man. 1.00

03:49:14 My sleep schedule's cooked. 1.00

03:49:16 Really cooked.

03:49:17 Um, so, because we're going to have to cook anus and reach later. 0.99

03:49:31 So. 0.95

03:49:33 From Lebanon, by Hezbollah, we were going to be rocketed and pelleted with ballistic missiles that would destroy our cities. 0.92

03:49:41 Iran would have atomic weapons to destroy us. 0.78

03:49:44 We smashed the terror axis. 0.98

03:49:46 It's not finished. 0.99

03:49:47 We have still work to do, but it's clear that Israel has emerged as the most powerful country

03:49:52 in the Middle East. We have a partnership with the U.S. that is second to none. The national

03:49:56 security memorandum that was issued a few months ago described Israel as the model ally, not the

03:50:01 ally, the model ally of the United States. So we've changed our position from being on the verge of

03:50:07 being exterminated, being annihilated, to a position where we knock back the annihilators

03:50:13 and become a very forceful element, a very forceful country in the Middle East. 0.70

03:50:19 Now, all power is relative. You know that. All power is relative.

03:50:22 So you never, Iran hasn't disappeared. 0.93

03:50:26 Hezbollah hasn't disappeared. Hamas hasn't disappeared. 0.66

03:50:29 But they're, in many ways, in some cases, a shadow of their former selves.

03:50:32 They certainly don't threaten us now with annihilation.

03:50:34 They try to kill our people. They occasionally succeed.

03:50:38 But there's no question that the relative power of Israel has changed.

03:50:41 and you know that's been our situation we when we started out we were 600,000 people on the beach

03:50:47 here and we were attacked by seven Arab armies and we survived by the skin of our teeth and as

03:50:53 we got stronger we made peace with the Arab states I myself along with President Trump we made

03:50:56 the Abraham Accords peace with four Arab countries I now see the possibility yeah the Abraham Accords 0.91

03:51:02 guys let me give you guys the red pill truth on Abraham Accords the Abraham Accords is Netanyahu's 0.83

03:51:07 way to get around answering the palestine question aka the pq um the reason why all the wars happen

03:51:14 if you guys want a quick summarization of why there's wars in the middle east is very simple

03:51:18 is because israel refuses to give palestinians any type of right of return um any type of

03:51:24 sovereignty any type of real freedom they're considered second class citizens in their own

03:51:28 homeland um many of them don't even have any type of israeli citizenship um it is the definition of 0.99

03:51:35 an apartheid let's just be honest and call it what it is i hate to use faggot leftist terminology 0.97

03:51:38 like that but that's what israel is okay it is a hundred it is the definition of an apartheid 0.98

03:51:44 okay so um for a very long time netanyahu has done everything in his power to destroy

03:51:50 any type of um recognition of the palestinian palestinian people or their rights and uh the

03:51:58 abraham accords were a methodology of doing that in other words but donald trump and netanyahu got

03:52:03 together where the united states would bribe muslim countries in the region to play nice and

03:52:10 recognize israel in exchange for foreign aid sanction relief you know military arms etc every

03:52:19 country had a different deal but basically recognize israel and we will support you financially 0.98

03:52:24 so a lot of these countries are very poor need help so like you know what fuck it 0.96

03:52:30 the palestines are never going to get their state anyway why should we suffer 0.92

03:52:34 and they recognize israel and basically slowly but surely more and more countries were joining

03:52:41 the abraham accords now i want to be clear about this uh you know egypt and jordan already had

03:52:46 treaties in place egypt had the camp david accords of 1978 and i think jordan let me see here what

03:52:52 Jordan's deal is called actually Jordan and Egypt's no,

03:52:58 no,

03:52:58 not Jordan and Israel's peace treaty.

03:53:07 What is it called?

03:53:10 So since October 26,

03:53:12 1994,

03:53:13 the Israel Jordan peace treaty ended 46 years of official war,

03:53:18 established a formal diplomatic relations and finalized board's agreement

03:53:20 negotiated with U.S. support, addresses water,

03:53:23 trimmed the Jordan and Yarmouk

03:53:24 rivers, guaranteed Jordan's role in Jerusalem's

03:53:26 holy sites, and foreign security cooperation.

03:53:29 What's the name of the treaty, though?

03:53:34 Okay, it doesn't have a formal name, I guess.

03:53:38 Yeah, here it is in 1994. 0.99

03:53:40 The Jordan's

03:53:41 King Hussein, and then Israeli Prime Minister

03:53:42 Yitzhak Rabin. This is a year after

03:53:44 the Oslo, of course, by the way.

03:53:46 Bill Clinton doing that work, while getting 1.00

03:53:48 his D sucked by these whores. 1.00

03:53:50 okay, it doesn't have, yeah, so there's no actual real, okay, Wadi Araba Treaty, okay, 0.99

03:53:58 sometimes referred to as the Wadi Araba Treaty, okay, I just didn't know the name of it, which

03:54:02 no one ever calls it that, but we'll call it that, I guess, but yeah, anyway, so besides the

03:54:08 Cam David Accords, which was between Egypt and Israel,

03:54:11 right and this was the second country was it no actually you know what was it

03:54:22 yeah i think they were the second country to recognize um israel after iran after iran um

03:54:28 with the shah in place but anyway um besides the camp david accords and uh wada arabi

03:54:35 wadi araba uh araba treaty that we just learned about that now we have the formal name about but

03:54:44 the israeli jordan peace treaty um the abraham accords is the next thing and that basically

03:54:49 was the way to get around things and that's what nani has been trying to do he's been trying to

03:54:54 get around giving the palestinians any type of recognition and that was the palestinians biggest

03:54:58 leverage is the muslim world not recognizing israel that was their biggest leverage um to try 0.51

03:55:03 to get a Palestinian state.

03:55:05 And then once Saudi Arabia was flirting

03:55:07 with joining the Abraham Accords,

03:55:09 that's when October 7th happened. 0.91

03:55:11 It was actually a big stimuli for October 7th.

03:55:13 The expansion of those agreements

03:55:15 and the expansion...

03:55:17 Give me once in the chat

03:55:18 if you just learned something new just now.

03:55:20 Give me once in the chat

03:55:20 if you learned something new

03:55:21 about the different treaties

03:55:23 and why these problems have started

03:55:25 in the first place.

03:55:26 The deepening of the agreements we do have

03:55:28 to alliances with Arab states

03:55:30 of the kind that we never even dreamed of.

03:55:32 And that's the result of the change in the relative power of Israel, 0.90

03:55:35 the fact that we face down this neighborhood. 0.95

03:55:38 Hell, I even learned.

03:55:40 I even learned.

03:55:41 I didn't know that it's also known as the Wadi Araba Treaty.

03:55:46 You know?

03:55:51 It's not like the name main.

03:55:52 It's sometimes referred to that as that.

03:55:54 But it's basically, you know, Israel-Jordan peace treaty is the name,

03:55:58 is the formal, like, the main name for it. 0.98

03:56:00 bully, this killer regime in Iran, that's brought quite a few of the Arab countries 0.85

03:56:06 closer together with Israel, and that's good for peace.

03:56:08 It's interesting you mention that, Mr. Prime Minister, because I just read a Wall Street

03:56:10 Journal story that said there is concern among the Gulf states right now that if the Iranian

03:56:16 regime hangs on and there is a peace deal that deals with nuclear and ballistic but

03:56:21 does not deal with shorter-range conventional missiles and the allied militias, an angry 0.96

03:56:28 Iran will present a greater 1.00

03:56:30 danger to these Gulf states than it did before 0.97

03:56:32 this conflict began. Point one, point two

03:56:33 also it said that there is concern rising among

03:56:36 the Gulf monarchies that it will not

03:56:38 allow and does not want Israel to 0.85

03:56:40 exercise strategic dominance

03:56:41 over the Middle East. So has any of this been jeopardized?

03:56:45 You know I'm hearing different things.

03:56:46 I'm hearing different things.

03:56:49 I'm hearing the fact from

03:56:50 Arab countries which I won't get into

03:56:52 who say. All of them? No.

03:56:54 But some of them and I never heard that 0.74

03:56:56 before, let's strengthen our alliance with Israel because that, in fact, deters Iran. 0.75

03:57:01 Let's strengthen our alliance with Israel because we can work up our defenses as a result 0.81

03:57:05 of it.

03:57:06 Let's strengthen our alliance with Israel because we can do amazing things with Israel.

03:57:09 That was clearly the trajectory before this country.

03:57:11 It's more than you think now in ways that I cannot, I guess we'll become public, although

03:57:15 I can't give everything to 60 Minutes or to you in one shot, but I'm telling you that

03:57:20 The degree of economic cooperation, on energy, on AI, on quantum, the areas where Israel

03:57:26 is so strong, that's how we're so strong, I mean, we're a tiny country, right?

03:57:29 But we're a gigantic country.

03:57:31 We may have 10 million people in tiny territory, but gigantic talent.

03:57:36 And they see the possibility now of sharing the fruits of these capabilities with them.

03:57:44 And that's happening right now. 0.99

03:57:45 So yes, of course, there will still be a challenger from Iran. 0.98

03:57:48 The partnership with Israel, in fact, helps deter that 0.97

03:57:52 and help them defend themselves and protect their future. 0.63

03:57:55 When you talked to my colleague, Tony DeCoppo, in October of 2025,

03:57:58 you said something that really has been ringing in my ear.

03:58:00 It's near the end of the interview.

03:58:01 He said, the most important thing in destroying fanaticism

03:58:03 is to destroy a certain hope. 0.65

03:58:06 When Israel is too strong, that prepares the ground for a change of heart. 0.89

03:58:11 Has that happened? 0.99

03:58:13 It's already happened with the Arab world.

03:58:14 You know, after successive wars, and they saw that Israel was not destroyed,

03:58:17 Israel was there.

03:58:18 But I mean in this current context, with Hezbollah, with Iran, with Hamas.

03:58:21 I think the fanaticism, you're dealing here with fanatic regimes.

03:58:25 They're fanatics.

03:58:26 That's why they're willing to do horrible things to their own people. 1.00

03:58:29 Murder their citizens in Iran, murder their citizens in Lebanon, 0.99

03:58:32 murder their citizens and just execute them on the spot in Hamas and Gaza. 1.00

03:58:36 They're not easily persuadable. 0.99

03:58:38 So you may need more staying power, more resolve to roll them back

03:58:43 and finally to defeat them.

03:58:44 It's not something that happens overnight.

03:58:46 But do democracies have the staying power?

03:58:49 Do they have the resolve to stop these fanatics?

03:58:51 Well, you think, well, it's not of our business.

03:58:53 It is your business. 0.68

03:58:54 Because if Iran were to develop nuclear weapons 0.88

03:58:56 and the means to deliver them to every American city... 1.00

03:59:00 That's a good job, man.

03:59:01 When he does these Western interviews,

03:59:02 he's always able to make it sync up with American concerns, man. 0.94

03:59:07 Why has a good politician been in power for so goddamn long? 0.88

03:59:09 Question of time. 0.97

03:59:10 You know, they've just developed a missile to reach Diego Garcia.

03:59:12 That's 2,600, 2,400 miles.

03:59:14 to reach the United States, a little over 6,000 miles.

03:59:17 So if you don't take this action, if we hadn't taken this action,

03:59:20 and if we don't continue the pressure,

03:59:22 then one day you'll be faced with such a regime.

03:59:24 And then the question is, will you be able to deter them?

03:59:28 Well, it's not obvious.

03:59:29 Look at what they're doing now without nuclear weapons.

03:59:31 They're attacking everybody in sight.

03:59:34 Yeah, I mean, I'll be honest, man. 0.99

03:59:36 Them shutting down the Shredder Hormuz is almost worse than a nuclear bomb 0.96

03:59:38 because everybody feels it, if we're going to be all the way honest. 0.99

03:59:41 them them shutting down the schrader moose is damn near worse than a nuclear bomb dude

03:59:47 they're jamming up this international waterway and causing a crisis in the world economy

03:59:53 and they're butchering their own citizens you think they'll be you know they'll spare you 0.55

03:59:57 they'll be nice to you but you still have that we still have yes this is your philosophy this

04:00:01 is your core philosophy yes i believe that free societies have to be strong against and that you

04:00:05 You can force a change of heart within fanatical entities in the region.

04:00:10 It's already happened.

04:00:11 It's happened in some places also in the Gulf, but it is, you know, it's not guaranteed.

04:00:16 History doesn't guarantee the victory of free civilization.

04:00:20 It has to be purchased.

04:00:21 Freedom is precious.

04:00:23 Survival is precious.

04:00:24 It's not guaranteed by hope alone.

04:00:27 Understood.

04:00:27 It is guaranteed by the force of will and, if necessary, the force of arms.

04:00:31 Now, this is not a popular belief these days because in the digital age we live, where

04:00:37 people just scroll and scroll and scroll, the sense of history becomes dim. You're lucky

04:00:42 in some cases if it goes back to breakfast.

04:00:44 Transient.

04:00:45 Yeah. 0.93

04:00:46 Ephemeral.

04:00:47 Very ephemeral. And people don't understand, always understand what I think is important,

04:00:51 that our free civilization is both precious but also vulnerable. And if societies don't

04:00:58 have the will to defend themselves they'll be overtaken by the barbarians i read this and it's

04:01:03 kind of funny that um he still does this and he cosplays like this is a like israel's a democracy

04:01:08 they're not a democracy because you cannot be an apartheid while simultaneously cosplaying as a

04:01:13 democracy but you know what can you do what can you do right we all know it's cap but uh

04:01:23 and my favorite author one of my favorite authors will durand a great a great american historian

04:01:27 wrote, you know, the history of civilization.

04:01:30 Here he goes again, using the American, 0.84

04:01:31 yo, I'm telling you, Netanyahu has

04:01:33 an America interview package 0.51

04:01:35 and then an Israel

04:01:36 interview package.

04:01:40 And basically wrote a

04:01:41 compendium at the end, a 100-page book,

04:01:44 Lessons of History. I gather you read it.

04:01:45 I have indeed.

04:01:46 So he says it, you know, he basically says it.

04:01:48 Nothing's guaranteed. Good doesn't triumph over evil.

04:01:51 It's not guaranteed unless good is willing

04:01:52 to fight. And what is happening in some parts

04:01:55 of Western society, it looks like it's taken over

04:01:57 for a lot of Western Europe and some parts of the United States. Fighting the bad people

04:02:02 is bad because fighting is bad. War is horrible. I've been in it. I myself experienced it.

04:02:09 You know, I lost a fellow soldier, died in my arms when he was 18. My brother died rescuing

04:02:15 hostages. I myself was wounded in a hostage release. And I've seen the horrors of war.

04:02:20 I've seen my parents grieve for their older son. I've seen other parents grieve. I know

04:02:24 the cost of war, and I know the pain of war. War is hell, exactly as described. And you

04:02:29 do everything you can to prevent civilian casualties on the other side. Israel has gone

04:02:32 to unbelievable lengths. But sometimes you have no choice. And if you get to the point 0.98

04:02:37 where people say, no, under no circumstances will we fight, then you'll have to fight under

04:02:43 the worst of circumstances.

04:02:44 You mentioned this a moment ago, but I want to probe it a little bit. This idea that a

04:02:48 younger generation are on social media or scrolling, do you believe Israel is at risk

04:02:52 of losing this here we go now we're getting into the real naked questions this is going to be

04:02:56 interesting war on that social media front meaning what is being portrayed what is being said

04:03:05 and this is particularly i believe important in america for younger americans republican and

04:03:10 democrat who have hardened themselves against israel scrolling through images which tell them

04:03:16 that there is something not as you describe but uncivilized and they would use words like barbaric

04:03:23 in gaza and in lebanon well first are you losing that space yeah definitely harborough let me talk

04:03:30 about that in a second but first let me say something that your audience probably doesn't 0.68

04:03:33 know that as i said a minute ago israel has gone to unbelievable lengths to get innocent civilians

04:03:38 out of harm's way we text messages millions of text messages to them make millions of phone calls

04:03:44 to them pamphlets leaflets you name it okay yeah and a lot of times let's talk about the pamphlets

04:03:49 real quick and the um and notifications a lot of the times if they even come through they come

04:03:54 through and they barely have notification time and they're already getting bombed when the pamphlets

04:03:58 get there or when the uh text messages get there okay also they're like starving and bombing them

04:04:05 so it's like okay my bad dog i missed the pamphlet you know so it's like what's going on here 0.65

04:04:10 And whereas Hamas 0.92

04:04:12 One second, I'll keep playing it for you guys 1.00

04:04:14 And Hezbollah go out of their way to keep 1.00

04:04:16 Their own people in harm's way 0.87

04:04:18 They shoot them, in Gaza they actually shoot

04:04:20 Civilians who wanted to leave the neighborhoods 0.95

04:04:22 And we said to them, please vacate those neighborhoods 1.00

04:04:24 So obviously we end up with 0.99

04:04:26 Civilian casualties, but the proportion

04:04:28 Of civilian casualties, non-combatants

04:04:30 To combatants, is one of the lowest

04:04:32 In the history of modern urban warfare

04:04:34 So Israel is given a bum rap, one of the ways you can measure

04:04:36 Genocide is to see the ratio of combatants

04:04:38 to non-combatants, and it's probably the lowest that's been in modern urban warfare because

04:04:43 of the efforts that we make. Now, all of that is washed away because of what you said, exactly

04:04:47 what you said, nature. In other words, we have seen the deterioration of support for

04:04:51 Israel in the United States almost, I would say, correlates almost 100 percent with the

04:04:58 geometric rise of social media. And that by itself is not what caused it, and I don't

04:05:03 believe in censoring them or anything, but I'll tell you what happened. We have several

04:05:07 countries that basically manipulated social media with bot farms, with fake 0.76

04:05:13 addresses, to break the American sympathy to Israel, to break the American-Israeli

04:05:18 alliance, because they think it's in their interests. And they do it in a

04:05:21 clever way. You know, it's like you hear a text message. I'm a red-blooded Texan. I

04:05:26 always supported Israel, but I can't stand what they're doing. I'm turning 1.00

04:05:29 against Israel. And then you trace the address to some basement in Pakistan, you 0.96

04:05:32 know. And that's something that has hurt us badly. While we were fighting the

04:05:36 physical military battle on seven battlefields, seven front war. We were completely exposed on

04:05:42 the eighth front, the media war, really the social media war. And we've been busy. So we haven't seen

04:05:49 that while they're attacking us with the equivalent of F-35, we're trying to fight them with the 0.66

04:05:53 Polish cavalry. It's like it's almost what happened in World War II. So I think we have to engage on

04:05:58 that front, not by censorship, but by finding ways that are applicable to democracies. We can't do

04:06:04 what these authoritarian regimes do but finding ways to fight the battle for the

04:06:08 hearts and minds of young Americans on the social media and that we have to do

04:06:12 absolutely we have a problem I recognize it and we have to get our act together

04:06:16 do you in any way consider yourself responsible for that problem no because

04:06:22 I don't think they're not only attacking Israel they're attacking America they're 0.74

04:06:26 attacking America they're trying to create ruptures within America not only 0.57

04:06:29 between America and Israel between Americans and Americans they're trying 0.80

04:06:32 foreign operation bot farms enormous ones and also getting to your

04:06:37 universities getting to your academic curricula doing all sorts of things that

04:06:41 is a truth a true scenario but do you believe that's the only explanation or

04:06:47 is it possible that some Americans have come to a different sense of Israel yes

04:06:51 because the last two or three years organically and through their own you

04:06:54 can track query you can track it actually no I think what they see is so

04:06:57 many falsifications and vilifications that are unfounded but they don't know

04:07:01 Because they just get it, you know, they just get the last reel in the movie.

04:07:04 They don't see the entire movie.

04:07:05 But I'll tell you what happens.

04:07:06 We saw that several years before the Gaza War, which definitely caused us a lot of damage because it was misrepresented.

04:07:14 But I'll tell you what, it was like the Gaza War was pouring kerosene on a fire that was already there.

04:07:20 We could see that happening.

04:07:22 We didn't understand it initially.

04:07:23 We didn't see it when it started going down.

04:07:24 We didn't understand why it's going down, what's happening here, before the Gaza War.

04:07:28 But now we know, we know a lot.

04:07:29 We know a lot.

04:07:30 And there's that eighth front.

04:07:32 But it's not only our front.

04:07:34 It's also your front.

04:07:35 You know, so many of Americans' young people

04:07:37 say they're not proud to be Americans.

04:07:40 I think they should be proud.

04:07:41 I mean, without America, we wouldn't

04:07:42 have this generation of freedom.

04:07:43 We wouldn't have the free societies that we have,

04:07:45 the free civilization that we have.

04:07:47 And I think that this is a challenge that not only faces

04:07:51 the American-Israeli relationship,

04:07:54 it challenges the way America sees itself. 0.97

04:07:57 On that point, looking forward.

04:07:59 Sorry, Chad.

04:08:00 Mr. Prime Minister, do you believe it's time for the state of Israel to reexamine and possibly

04:08:05 reset its financial relationship to the United States? I might have to come back here a little

04:08:10 bit, guys. Sorry, because I want to see what he did with the internet. Who have hardened

04:08:14 themselves against Israel, scrolling through images which tell them that there is something

04:08:20 not as you describe, but uncivilized, and they would use words like barbaric in Gaza

04:08:27 and in Lebanon.

04:08:29 Are you losing that space?

04:08:31 Yeah, let me talk about that in a second.

04:08:32 But first let me say something that your audience probably doesn't know. 0.81

04:08:35 As I said a minute ago, Israel has gone to unbelievable lengths

04:08:38 to get innocent civilians out of harm's way.

04:08:41 We text message millions of text messages to them,

04:08:44 make millions of phone calls to them, pamphlets, leaflets, you name it.

04:08:48 And whereas Hamas and Hezbollah go out of their way 0.59

04:08:50 to keep their own people in harm's way, they shoot them.

04:08:53 In Gaza they actually shoot civilians who wanted to leave the neighborhoods

04:08:56 that we said that's a lie and please vacate those neighborhoods so obviously we end up with

04:09:01 civilian casualties but the the proportion of civilian casualties non-combatants to combatants 0.92

04:09:06 is one of the lowest in the history of modern brah that's not true at all either that's bullshit as 0.84

04:09:11 well urban warfare so israel is given a bum rap one of the ways you can measure genocide is to

04:09:16 see the ratio of combatants to non-combatants and it's probably the lowest that's been in modern 0.93

04:09:21 urban warfare because of the it's going to cite the retard prior from west point that we make now 0.90

04:09:25 all of that is washed away because of what you said exactly what you said major in other words 0.91

04:09:29 we have seen the deterioration of the support for israel in the united states almost uh i would

04:09:36 say it correlates almost 100 with the geometric rise of social media and that by itself is not

04:09:42 what caused it and i don't believe in you know in censoring them or anything but i'll tell you

04:09:47 i know you absolutely do believe in censoring them that's why larry elson bought tiktok and

04:09:51 guys have banned the term zionism like as a as a protected class now we have ain't fooling us bro

04:09:57 several countries that basically manipulated social media with bot farms with fake addresses

04:10:04 to break the american uh sympathy to israel to break the american israeli alliance because they

04:10:09 think it's in their interests yeah no it's it's not you guys just bombing uh people doing a

04:10:15 genocide none of that it's just uh you know bot farms bro it's bot farms and they do it in a

04:10:20 a clever way you know it's like you hear a text message i'm a you know red-blooded texan i always 0.86

04:10:25 supported israel but i can't stand what they're doing i'm turning against israel and then you 0.68

04:10:29 trace the address to some basement in pakistan you know and that's that's something that has

04:10:33 hurt us badly while we were fighting the physical military battle on seven battlefields seven front

04:10:38 but why on seven bro that you ever thought that's a part of the problem is that you guys wage wars

04:10:44 everywhere war we were completely exposed on the eighth front the media war really the social media

04:10:51 war and you know we've been busy so we we haven't seen that while they're attacking us with the 0.97

04:10:57 equivalent of f-35 we're trying to fight them with a polish cavalry it's like it's almost what happened 0.85

04:11:03 in world war ii so i think we have to engage on that front not by censorship but by finding ways

04:11:09 that are applicable to democracies we can't do what these authoritarian regimes do but finding

04:11:13 ways to fight the battle for the hearts and minds of young americans on the social media and that

04:11:18 we have to do absolutely we have a problem yeah saying they don't want to censor anybody is crazy 0.86

04:11:22 work bro nigga thinks we're retarded it's like what what come on man recognize it and we have to 0.82

04:11:31 get our act together do you in any way consider yourself responsible for that problem no because 0.89

04:11:37 Because I don't think they're not only attacking Israel, they're attacking America. 0.57

04:11:44 There he goes. 0.66

04:11:45 Conflates the problem.

04:11:47 They're your problem too, bro.

04:11:49 These guys are burning American flags.

04:11:51 Watch.

04:11:51 They're attacking America. 0.98

04:11:52 They're trying to create ruptures within America, not only between America and Israel, 0.91

04:11:55 between Americans and Americans.

04:11:57 They're trying to say...

04:11:57 Foreign operation bot farms.

04:11:59 Enormous ones.

04:12:00 And also getting to your universities, getting to your academic curricula.

04:12:05 Yeah, but who runs all the top universities in America?

04:12:08 Hmm. 1.00

04:12:16 Well, I think something like five or six of the Ivy League schools' heads are all Jews. 1.00

04:12:25 That is a true scenario. 1.00

04:12:29 But do you believe that's the only explanation?

04:12:31 or is it possible that some Americans have come to a different sense of Israel

04:12:35 because of the last two or three years, organically and through their own inquiry?

04:12:39 You can track it, actually.

04:12:41 I think what they see is so many falsifications and vilifications that are unfounded.

04:12:44 But they don't know because they just get it, you know.

04:12:46 They just get the last reel in the movie.

04:12:48 They don't see the entire movie.

04:12:50 But I'll tell you what happens.

04:12:51 We saw that several years before the Gaza War,

04:12:56 which definitely caused us a lot of damage because it was misrepresented.

04:12:59 But I'll tell you what, it was like the Gaza war was pouring.

04:13:02 Why can't they arrest Nanyahu?

04:13:04 They can't arrest him because he purposely doesn't fly into European airspace for some countries.

04:13:09 Like, for example, like he won't fly over French airspace.

04:13:13 Right?

04:13:14 He couldn't go to Poland for the Holocaust ceremony. 0.59

04:13:19 So he just avoids certain countries. 0.92

04:13:23 Kerosene on a fire that was already there.

04:13:25 We could see that happening.

04:13:26 We didn't understand it initially.

04:13:27 We didn't see it when it started going down.

04:13:29 We didn't understand why is it going down, what's happening here, before the Gaza war.

04:13:32 But now we know, we know a lot, we know a lot.

04:13:34 And there's that eighth front.

04:13:36 But it's not only our front, it's also your front.

04:13:40 You know, so many of Americans, young people, say they're not proud to be Americans.

04:13:44 I think they should be proud.

04:13:45 I mean, without America, we wouldn't have this generation of freedom.

04:13:48 You wouldn't have the free societies that we have, the free civilization that we have. 0.54

04:13:52 And, you know, I think that this is a challenge that not only faces the American Israeli. 0.91

04:13:57 Hey, what's up, 101? Thank you so much for the gifted, my friend.

04:14:01 Relationship. It challenges the way America sees itself.

04:14:06 On that point, looking forward, Mr. Prime Minister, 0.57

04:14:09 do you believe it's time for the state of Israel to reexamine

04:14:12 and possibly reset its financial relationship with the United States,

04:14:16 meaning what the United States provides to Israel on an annual basis?

04:14:20 Absolutely. And I've said this to President Trump.

04:14:22 I've said it to our own people. Their jaws drop.

04:14:25 But I said, look.

04:14:27 What do you mean?

04:14:27 What are you saying?

04:14:28 What I'm saying is that I want to draw down to zero

04:14:31 the American financial support,

04:14:34 the financial component of the military cooperation

04:14:36 that we have, because we receive $3.8 billion a year.

04:14:40 Just so you guys know, Randy Fine also took this line

04:14:43 of talking, and that this is, I'm calling it right now, 0.99

04:14:47 this is a strategy that the Israelis are going to use 0.54

04:14:48 to still get support but say,

04:14:52 oh, we're self-sufficient right now, right?

04:14:55 and we don't take American aid.

04:14:58 This is going to be the new strategy that they use, Jack.

04:15:00 Get ready.

04:15:02 Get ready.

04:15:05 Now, it's true you spent trillions of dollars

04:15:07 or hundreds of billions and billions of dollars

04:15:09 in Afghanistan and so on.

04:15:11 And one of your senators said,

04:15:13 hell, if we had in Israel instead of Afghanistan,

04:15:15 you know, over there,

04:15:17 we wouldn't have to spend a trillion dollars.

04:15:19 We wouldn't. It would be a lot cheaper.

04:15:20 But I'm saying it's going to be a lot cheaper 0.79

04:15:21 because I want to draw down the American support for Israel

04:15:25 to zero. We've come of age. We have a booming economy. After three years of war, you know,

04:15:31 our currency is the strongest it's ever been in the last 50 years, maybe more. Our stock market

04:15:35 is one of the leading stock markets in the world. It's because we have this very high-tech,

04:15:39 juggernaut economy, one of the two centers of cross-discipline, breaking technologies,

04:15:47 just changing the world. And we have a lot of talent here, which we share with our American

04:15:51 friends and we're going to share it with our arab friends too and i i think that it's time that we

04:15:57 wean ourselves from the remaining uh military support and go from aid to partnership so i want

04:16:03 to draw it down and then i want to suggest projects joint projects for intel for weapons for missile

04:16:09 defense israel i think has you know is a leader in this in the world many countries come to us

04:16:14 for it i'd like to share it with the united states we put an exact amount of money you put the same

04:16:17 we share the fruits exactly. Now, I'm not just speaking here because I did this. We had financial

04:16:23 aid when I first came in in 1996, first time I became prime minister. And I was invited by the

04:16:28 U.S. Congress for a joint session, one of four sessions. And I was a young prime minister at

04:16:33 the time. So I said, you know, you give us financial aid and you give us military aid,

04:16:38 which also costs money. So I think we're going to change Israel to be a free market, 0.88

04:16:42 high-tech juggernaut and as a result of that I'm saying that we can wean 0.98

04:16:47 ourselves of a financial aid that you were given and all my advisors said what

04:16:51 is he doing what is he doing for a headline he's giving up so such an

04:16:54 important part of the economy I said no it's not a headline we are going to make

04:16:57 this free market revolution which I led and we did and Israel indeed became a

04:17:01 preeminent and really a gigantic force in the economy what we did for the on

04:17:07 the economic side I'm not going to do on the military side and basically have no

04:17:12 American financial aid even on the military side for Israel can you give me a timetable I said

04:17:17 let's start now and do it over the next decade over the next 10 years but I want to start now

04:17:22 I don't want to wait for the next Congress I want to start now and you know it could go down very

04:17:27 fast could go down very fast but the most important thing you know General Keene who was head sorry 0.95

04:17:32 Chad I misplaced my phone like what the fuck where'd it go one of your intelligence services said

04:17:36 of what Israel gave to the United States just on Intel he said it's worth five CIA's now I don't 0.88

04:17:41 know if it's worth five cias or one cia i respect the cia a lot but intangible matters israel is

04:17:47 your best ally it's the only one that really provides you with gems of intelligence shares 0.94

04:17:53 our yeah we wouldn't need that intel if it weren't for the fucking like this is the analogy i always 0.99

04:17:58 use israel guys basically like let's say you got an annoying ass cousin right he comes your house 0.99

04:18:04 or he always leaves the food all over the place and when he leaves the food all over the place 1.00

04:18:08 what's up happening is cockroaches come right cockroaches come fuck your house up he shows up 0.98

04:18:14 with an exterminator right and kills half the cockroaches but they're still half there 0.99

04:18:19 he says see look we got rid of the cockroaches it's like bro we wouldn't have had the cockroaches 0.99

04:18:24 in the first place if you didn't come here fucking leaving the food all around 0.99

04:18:26 that's what israel basically is to us they create the problems roaches come they kill the roaches 0.99

04:18:36 and they say, look, we got rid of half the problem. 1.00

04:18:39 That's exactly what it is, dude.

04:18:40 When they say, oh, we killed these terrorists, 0.78

04:18:42 we killed Hamas, we killed Hamzmallah,

04:18:44 we give you all this intel on these terrorists, 1.00

04:18:47 it's like, nigga, these terrorists wouldn't have existed 1.00

04:18:48 if y'all niggas didn't show up. 1.00

04:18:51 Right? 1.00

04:18:53 Incredible technology.

04:18:54 Appreciates every penny that you gave us.

04:18:56 Deeply appreciates.

04:18:58 You know, if you go in Israel today, 1.00

04:18:59 it's not like other countries, like everybody. 0.84

04:19:00 But anyway, back to what I was saying.

04:19:01 Yeah, get ready, guys. 0.98

04:19:02 The new mantra, even from the Israel firsts, 0.97

04:19:04 is going to be, we don't want aid

04:19:06 from the United States anymore.

04:19:09 Okay, we don't want U.S. aid,

04:19:10 military aid. But it's not

04:19:12 just the aid, the military aid.

04:19:14 We need to give them, like, complete,

04:19:16 like, we need to diversify from

04:19:18 them all the way. Like, no more

04:19:20 aid. No more diplomatic cover at

04:19:22 the U.N.

04:19:24 Okay? No more selling

04:19:26 them weapons. Nothing. Nothing.

04:19:30 Okay?

04:19:31 Because they still want to

04:19:32 have our technology and our weapons. And I

04:19:34 think we need to stop we need to cut them off everywhere okay they're giving them um interceptor

04:19:40 missiles giving them the ability to defend themselves we got you got to get rid of everything

04:19:44 okay because their ability to defend themselves is precisely why they behave the way that they do 0.98

04:19:51 fyi why they're so fucking insufferable and why they attack all their enemies the way that they 0.84

04:19:56 do american because we appreciate what america stands for we appreciate the aid that was given 0.89

04:20:02 We appreciate what is happening now.

04:20:04 We appreciate President Trump's resolute stand and the fact that the American military is performing so miraculously and so bravely alongside our brave people, our brave pilots and soldiers.

04:20:13 We appreciate all that.

04:20:14 But I think it's time that we ended, over time, an agreed schedule, American military aid and move from aid to partition.

04:20:24 the british ambassador earlier this year said privately it's since come out that britain does

04:20:31 not have a special relationship with the united states anymore he said if there's a special

04:20:34 relationship it's between israel and the united states uh from your vantage point is that correct 0.98

04:20:39 yeah because we protect these niggas from accountability that's why i don't always find 0.97

04:20:44 myself in agreement with british ambassadors but i have to agree on this one i'd like to ask you 0.99

04:20:49 about what you know because in our conversation yeah he's not too happy with england because

04:20:53 kir starmer recognized palestine him and macron did since here the last netanyahu wasn't too happy

04:20:59 about that last couple of days we picked up some interesting suggestions about this i'm guessing

04:21:05 and then you found a new exactly of course they did bro and again it's um us giving them uh you

04:21:11 know the diplomatic cover also that's extremely important just logged in when netanyahu says

04:21:15 they're attacking america with the same exact is uh speeches speeches you mean yep damage control

04:21:20 his finest absolutely about china providing materially valuable military support to what

04:21:26 remains of the iranian regime true china gave a certain amount of support and particular

04:21:34 components of uh missile manufacturing but i can't say uh more it's basically the rocket fuel chat

04:21:41 it's the rocket fuel does that disturb you well i didn't like it but i i think that uh

04:21:48 I think that if China weighs its interests,

04:21:51 does it really want to have Iran controlling the waterways

04:21:55 to supply the energy that China needs?

04:21:58 Would it not prefer to have open waterways

04:22:00 that are not subjected to this kind of violent blackmail?

04:22:05 Well, I mean, look, again,

04:22:06 China gets a lot of their energy from coal and renewable energy.

04:22:09 They've been doing this for a while.

04:22:11 This is why, like, 50% of their car industry is electric.

04:22:15 I think it's a zero-sum game.

04:22:17 The United States is far more reliant upon oil than China is.

04:22:21 You know, if you look about it, think about it, you know,

04:22:23 I'm talking about the brilliant future of AI,

04:22:25 but there's dangers in AI, a lot of dangers.

04:22:28 It's not just a simple problem.

04:22:29 Yeah, like killing 100 Palestinians for every one Hamas fighter,

04:22:33 allegedly, like you guys use. 0.98

04:22:35 Position.

04:22:35 So you have to advance the benefits and contain the dangers. 1.00

04:22:38 All the big AI companies are owned by Jews, by the way. 1.00

04:22:40 Sam Altman, Palantir, Chad GBT, all owned by Jews. 0.99

04:22:45 Would it not make sense, and I'm sure it will, for President Trump and President Xi 0.97

04:22:49 in their upcoming meeting to talk about advancing humanity's benefits out of AI, but jointly

04:22:56 controlling the dangers that could be quite frightening.

04:22:59 So, you know, it's not everything is a zero-sum game. 0.66

04:23:01 And I don't think everything is a zero-sum game when it comes to Iran.

04:23:05 Do you really want to have a fanatic regime with nuclear weapons that is committed to

04:23:11 Islamist revolutionary revolutions? 1.00

04:23:13 As usual, demonize Islam. 1.00

04:23:15 Step one. 0.99

04:23:16 That's what Iran's constitution says. 1.00

04:23:18 We're committed to export the...

04:23:20 So China should reconsider.

04:23:20 So China should think about...

04:23:22 Because it's apparently doing it right now.

04:23:24 Could be.

04:23:25 Could be.

04:23:25 I don't want to speak.

04:23:25 Yeah, so just so you guys know, coal is about 58% to 62% of their energy source, okay, in China.

04:23:33 18% to 20% is oil.

04:23:36 Natural gas, 8% to 10%.

04:23:37 And then non-fossil renewables and nuclear is another 12% to 20%. 0.89

04:23:42 China, I don't want to speak also.

04:23:44 But you have eyes and ears on this.

04:23:48 Yeah, well, you know, but I also have a closed mouth when necessary.

04:23:57 When you talked to my colleague, Leslie Stahl, in 2016, you mentioned having a conversation with President Putin about Syria,

04:24:04 saying we don't want an inadvertent clash between Israel and Russia, and you worked it out.

04:24:08 You said so in that interview.

04:24:09 How do you regard Russia's support for Iran now, materially and otherwise?

04:24:13 Is that something that could create an inadvertent clash between Israel and Russia over Iran?

04:24:17 Because if it's existentially important to Israel, might it get to that stage?

04:24:21 I think there was a lot of cooperation between them in the beginning phases of the Ukraine war

04:24:25 because Iran was supplying drones.

04:24:28 But I mean Russians...

04:24:28 Yeah, they were supplying them a lot of drones.

04:24:30 And now Russia has been self-sufficient in their drone program. 0.77

04:24:34 But Iran was instrumental in Russia being able to... 0.78

04:24:38 Basically what they did was they took the Shahid drone and they reverse-engineered it, made it better. 0.89

04:24:42 And now they domestically make it, which is a big deal for them. 0.89

04:24:46 Huge, huge deal for the Russians. 0.90

04:24:50 Support for Iran now.

04:24:51 But I have to tell you, there's not been that much support.

04:24:58 And just so you guys know, China, right, 58% to 60% of their energy source is coal

04:25:04 versus for the United States, 8% to 9%.

04:25:07 Okay?

04:25:08 And then oil and petroleum for us, sorry, for China is 18 to 20% versus for us, it's 37 to 38%.

04:25:16 So basically we use double as much oil as China.

04:25:21 And it's important for you guys to understand that we are a significantly smaller country than China.

04:25:26 What, U.S. has like 300 million?

04:25:28 Meanwhile, China has like a billion plus?

04:25:32 So very important that you guys understand that, right?

04:25:36 And then 36% of our energy comes from natural gas

04:25:40 versus China use 8% to 10%.

04:25:43 So we are far more dependent on oil than China is.

04:25:49 That's why the Strait of Hormuz being closed affects us more,

04:25:52 even though we make our own oil and make a lot of our own oil.

04:25:56 I don't think it's because of us.

04:25:58 I think it's because Iran, or rather Russia maybe,

04:26:02 thinks that some of the things that Iran does is not necessarily to its favor.

04:26:06 But it's a mixed bag, you know.

04:26:08 It's not a direct black and white, you know.

04:26:10 Sometimes they have mixed interests,

04:26:12 so they support them on some things

04:26:13 and don't support them on other things.

04:26:14 So you detect minimal support from Russia in this conflict?

04:26:17 You mean military support?

04:26:18 Yes.

04:26:18 Direct military support?

04:26:20 Yeah, they're not going to do direct military support.

04:26:21 It's all intel-based.

04:26:23 That's not been a big issue.

04:26:26 How about intelligence support?

04:26:28 Let me leave it.

04:26:29 Yeah, he knows.

04:26:31 Translation, yes.

04:26:32 There's lots of intel support, yes.

04:26:34 What I said.

04:26:36 let's go to gaza real quick uh told you i guess um again when you talked to tony de copo back in

04:26:42 2025 this was right after the board of peace he said we have a chance this is off topic but i

04:26:47 think uh but i want to say that the monday night raw is one of the best streams fnf has ever put 0.66

04:26:51 out wf fnf w says no problem bro your boy meyer playing all that shit so i hope you glad i'm glad 0.61

04:26:56 you liked it uh edgar says uh have y'all seen this article at california mayor resign after 0.98

04:27:01 admitting to being an agent for china curious what your thoughts are about this one i did hear

04:27:05 about that uh aline wang yeah yeah i think they raided her house like a year ago or something

04:27:10 like that i gotta look that up again i'll probably cover that story when i uh come back on later

04:27:14 we're gonna give cheap we're gonna piece a chance subsequently well we would have subsequently both

04:27:20 the demilitarization and disarmament of hamas hamas has to give up its arms you must make sure

04:27:26 there are no weapons factories inside gaza and there's no smuggling of weapons into gaza so four

04:27:31 things disarmament achieved no okay demilitarization no weapons factories okay they charge their vietnam

04:27:39 information not often but that makes sense

04:27:43 reduced a lot yeah smuggling into gaza to refit hamas that's really been curtailed because we

04:27:54 enveloped hamas now you know in gaza we envelop and we cut off their supply route which was the

04:27:58 Philadelphia corridor to the Sinai. 0.51

04:28:00 And, you know, everybody was smuggling those weapons.

04:28:02 So two out of two, two out of four.

04:28:04 Two out of four.

04:28:05 Largely achieved. 0.98

04:28:06 But the first two was supposed to be done by Hamas. 0.96

04:28:10 That was part of the 20-point deal. 0.99

04:28:11 Right. 0.97

04:28:12 Unachieved.

04:28:13 Well, Hamas promised to do it and reneged. 0.57

04:28:15 There, you know, violated the deal.

04:28:17 Now what?

04:28:17 So somebody has to disarm them. 0.91

04:28:20 Somebody has to then demilitarize Gaza. 0.96

04:28:23 I would say disarm, demilitarize, deradicalize,

04:28:26 because you don't want these fanatics there.

04:28:27 Is that Israel's obligation, or is that the international community's obligation through the Board of Peace?

04:28:31 We have a Board of Peace, a.k.a. niggas got a Board of Peace. 0.99

04:28:34 Major, find me the countries who would do it. 0.97

04:28:36 I said this to our American friends.

04:28:38 I said, you know, bring me, it's okay, bring me countries that are sending their troops.

04:28:42 They're going to come into Gaza and say to these killers, give up your arms.

04:28:45 And you know what those arms are.

04:28:46 It's not, you know, tanks or artillery.

04:28:49 It's Kalashnikov rifles, a.k.a. 47, which they terrorize their people

04:28:53 and extort money from them for inflated prices of goods, which they took over.

04:28:59 So who's going to do that?

04:29:03 If it comes down to us, then we'll have to do it,

04:29:06 but we'll choose the time and the circumstances in which to do it

04:29:08 because we've got a few other things.

04:29:10 But we are not going to let Hamas ever threaten Israel again.

04:29:14 And by the way, their threat from Gaza has been reduced.

04:29:17 We still have a problem in Lebanon with those rockets,

04:29:19 But Hamas is not able to pose the threat to Israel now. 0.99

04:29:24 But you're right. 0.56

04:29:25 The disarmament and the demilitarization of Hamas has not been done. 0.81

04:29:29 Hamas has violated its promise to do so, to voluntarily do so. 0.90

04:29:32 It'll have to be done. 0.75

04:29:33 It could be done the hard way.

04:29:34 It could be done the easy way.

04:29:35 I always prefer the easy way because unlike my caricature image, having been to war,

04:29:41 having seen the tragedy of war, having experienced it in my own family.

04:29:46 Yeah, his brother was killed in the middle of an operation, I think,

04:29:49 if I'm not mistaken, of a military operation,

04:29:53 a special military operation,

04:29:54 I think to rescue hostages, his brother got killed.

04:29:57 You don't readily dispatch people,

04:29:58 young men and sometimes young women, into the battlefield.

04:30:01 So if we have a way to do it, we'll look at other ways as well.

04:30:04 Back in like the 70s or the 80s.

04:30:06 You know, though, Mr. Prime Minister,

04:30:07 there is an impression about you that is not exactly the opposite,

04:30:11 but that it is a hunger that people perceive in you for conflict.

04:30:15 That's funny, you know, because for years,

04:30:19 I was considered, right before the October 7th, I was considered perhaps the most restrained

04:30:24 prime minister in Israel's history.

04:30:26 I did embark on three major operations in Gaza, but I didn't send our soldiers in there,

04:30:30 except to come up some tunnels. 0.53

04:30:33 But I didn't want to send them in there because of what I told you.

04:30:35 So I was conceived as being politically tough, but militarily very restrained.

04:30:40 Obviously it changed on October 7th because they were going to annihilate us.

04:30:44 I didn't think it was just an attack by Hamas. 0.92

04:30:45 I saw it as it was, an attack by the Iran axis to try to annihilate us through a noose of death. 0.87

04:30:51 So I knew we'd have to tackle Hamas and then Hezbollah and then the Assad regime, which we helped bring down, and then Iran itself. 0.77

04:30:58 And October 7th gave him the political leverage to do that, Chad. 0.91

04:31:02 That's why they had to make it so, you know, they had to make it atrocity porn, essentially.

04:31:09 You know what I mean?

04:31:10 That's why. 0.98

04:31:13 And the Houthis, that came later. 0.99

04:31:15 And I said on the second day of the war, I said, we're going to change the Middle East. 0.97

04:31:21 We're going to change this condition where they're ganging up on us,

04:31:24 thinking they're going to wipe out the one and only Jewish state,

04:31:26 wipe out 3,500 years of Jewish history.

04:31:28 It's not going to happen. 1.00

04:31:30 Not on my watch. 1.00

04:31:32 And I said to the Israeli citizens, not on your watch.

04:31:34 They're so brave.

04:31:36 The soldiers are so brave.

04:31:38 The people are so brave that they said they went with this.

04:31:43 and we were able to perform miracles

04:31:45 because of the strength of the people

04:31:46 because of their sense of history

04:31:49 understanding that history and the almighty 1.00

04:31:51 well it's not going to give the Jewish people another chance 0.98

04:31:53 we came back from the dead 0.52

04:31:55 Chad what time do you guys want me to come back on

04:31:57 what works better

04:31:59 9, 10, 11

04:32:01 I'll probably be back

04:32:04 I'll stay on another

04:32:04 we'll finish this interview up

04:32:06 we'll wrap this up in the next 30 minutes or so

04:32:08 but what do you guys think is optimal for me to come back

04:32:13 I'll do a poll

04:32:19 I'll do a poll 0.90

04:32:20 pogroms, expulsions, massacres 1.00

04:32:24 and the Holocaust, we came back 1.00

04:32:25 are we going to yield to the Ayatollahs and their 0.99

04:32:28 murderous proxies? No 1.00

04:32:29 and this tiny country emerged like a giant

04:32:31 you know, to fight for its life

04:32:33 and what I'll probably cover, guys, I'm going to cover a couple things

04:32:35 I'm going to cover

04:32:36 we'll get into this

04:32:40 drug smuggling bust right here

04:32:41 We'll get into, we're going to get into Hexeth and Kash Patel's testimonies from yesterday morning.

04:32:53 We're also going to cover, I'll cover the debates with Sneeko.

04:32:58 I also want to cover this right here. 0.98

04:33:03 Aileen, Arcadia Mayor, federally charged with acting as a legal agent of the People's Republic of China.

04:33:09 Okay, the Mayor of Arcadia.

04:33:11 She's been charged in federal court with acting as a legal agent

04:33:13 of the Chinese Republican, so I want to cover that as well.

04:33:18 Okay, this news broke out yesterday.

04:33:20 They charged her with an information, which is interesting.

04:33:26 Wang.

04:33:27 That's why they probably charged her with an information, 0.86

04:33:30 because she agreed to plead guilty. 1.00

04:33:35 Probably get some community service or some shit, 1.00

04:33:37 maybe some probation. 0.96

04:33:39 But yeah, I'll probably cover that.

04:33:40 so um yeah it'll be news basically it'll be news cover some some true crime news uh debate

04:33:47 breakdown etc so i'll i'll give you i'll put i'll give you guys some options here for the uh time

04:33:53 major i want you to know that in iran they named streets after me you know that well after

04:34:04 president trump too obviously because he's leading the fight but they have this i don't speak

04:34:08 Farsi, but they have to call me Bibi Jun, beloved Bibi, Bibi Jun. They named public squares.

04:34:14 And as soon as they put the, you know, they put the signs on the Revolutionary Guard.

04:34:20 Yeah, they call them that so they can make fun of them.

04:34:24 But they know that while we're fighting for ourselves, we're fighting for them too.

04:34:29 They know what few of the leaders in Europe understand, that in fighting here, we're

04:34:33 preventing militant Islam from taking over their countries, which is a process that unfortunately 0.55

04:34:39 has preceded quite a lot. They understand that. So, you know, I'm very proud of the 1.00

04:34:44 fact that the Jewish people in Israel and the non-Jewish citizens of Israel banded together,

04:34:49 that we put aside our differences. We're a boisterous country. We have divisions and

04:34:53 so on. But at the moment of truth and in the moments of truth, we stood up together against

04:34:58 these barbarians. I put the different times in 10 a.m., 12 p.m., 3 p.m., 5 p.m., or 9 a.m.

04:35:03 okay go ahead and vote guys uh oss guys do me a favor please vote in the poll i really want to

04:35:11 get your guys's voice in here too okay please vote for me i'll drop the link in here for oss for you

04:35:17 guys i think the battle of civilization against the i'm going to get off in about 30 minutes and

04:35:22 i want to know what time you guys want me back here parents who couldn't give a hoot about human

04:35:26 rights do what everyone says new not only behead women but tear out the hearts i just saw this in 0.95

04:35:33 syria by these islamists they tear out the heart of a druz that's a non-islamist uh sect of a 0.99

04:35:41 druz man of course and lying out and they eat the heart of all the men right this nigga just lying 1.00

04:35:47 Yo, I just think it's just lying, bruh. 1.00

04:35:52 Yeah, they eat the heart of a human.

04:35:53 Yeah, okay.

04:35:55 Okay.

04:35:56 It's still twitching. 1.00

04:35:57 This nigga, bro. 1.00

04:35:59 You could say, well, okay, everything is relative. 0.99

04:36:01 No, it's not.

04:36:02 This is evil, pure evil.

04:36:04 And if we don't muster the will, the resolve to stand up to this evil,

04:36:10 then we don't have a future.

04:36:11 Now, if people accuse me of being militant and fighting this evil,

04:36:14 yes, I'm militant in that sense.

04:36:16 But I don't seek wars.

04:36:17 I've been through them. I've been in battle. I've seen friends die in battle.

04:36:22 And you would reject any characterization of...

04:36:24 No, I can't do very much of that because you can get into the cell phones

04:36:27 and you can repeat again and again that I'm a war one.

04:36:30 Indiscriminate, sometimes used.

04:36:31 Yeah, indiscriminate. We're as discriminating as surgical as any army has ever been in history,

04:36:35 not only with the Beepers and not only with those leaders in Iran and not only... 0.99

04:36:37 But in Lebanon and in Gaza. 1.00

04:36:38 In Lebanon and Gaza, yes. We do everything we can to avoid it. 1.00

04:36:41 We've killed 2,000 terrorists now since the beginning of the roaring lion, Epic Fury,

04:36:49 and we've been very careful to target them.

04:36:51 But if people say that you're a warmonger and that they repeat it ad nauseum, it assumes

04:36:57 the cache of self-evident truth.

04:36:59 And that's what's happening.

04:37:00 You get into their cell phone.

04:37:02 You get the bots to repeat it.

04:37:04 You show a picture here, a picture there of a tragedy.

04:37:07 For us in Israel, every civilian death is a tragedy.

04:37:10 For our enemies, it's a strategy. 0.95

04:37:11 They implant themselves among civilians, you know, so that that was a good talker.

04:37:16 Huh?

04:37:17 They have civilian casualties and they can put guys keep on it for me by the way keep 0.78

04:37:20 on for me ninjas.

04:37:21 I'm looking at the different times that you guys have here put it on the tube or in your

04:37:28 cell phone.

04:37:29 So yes, I mean, I don't know how to fight it.

04:37:32 I mean Churchill without cell phones and without digital campaigns and farm bots was labeled

04:37:37 a warmonger in the 1930s because he said you have to stand up to him.

04:37:41 They accused him of being a war-amonger, and Hitler didn't even say death to America, death to Britain, you know.

04:37:46 I think he might have planned it, but he didn't say it.

04:37:48 We'll jump in truth-seller space here in a little bit as well.

04:37:51 Still, they accused him of that.

04:37:52 And he won the war and lost a re-election?

04:37:54 He lost, yeah, it happened.

04:37:54 It could happen.

04:37:55 You know, there's no guarantee.

04:37:56 I mean, you know, when people say to me, oh, you know, I go in the streets and, you know, people have a lot of support, contrary to what people describe.

04:38:04 And they tell me, Bibi, you're a king.

04:38:06 And I said, you're a king.

04:38:08 I said, I'm not a king.

04:38:10 I have to get elected.

04:38:10 kings don't have to be elected i have to be elected can i have your vote but but that's the

04:38:16 reality you know you're you're maligned uh i think the difference for the jewish people is this

04:38:21 we've been maligned anti-semitism which has shown its ugly head recently you see it in america you

04:38:26 see it in europe you see it in australia we have these horrible attacks including in the united

04:38:30 states you know jews gone down saw this beautiful couple in uh working for our embassy in washington

04:38:36 They've gone down right next to the entrance of the Holocaust Museum.

04:38:39 Oh, yeah, I think the trial began for that, actually,

04:38:41 if I'm not mistaken, this case that he's referring to.

04:38:58 These two, I remember this.

04:38:59 This was like a year ago.

04:39:01 I think he's going to trial now.

04:39:06 alias rodriguez 0.99

04:39:14 Is there nothing new on this nigga, bro? 0.91

04:39:42 Those of you that might have forgot 0.93

04:39:43 online at history makers lives in the avondale neighborhood of chicago that's law enforcement

04:39:52 visiting his place on thursday morning he was associated with the party for socialism

04:39:58 and liberation which is a far-left group that regularly posts anti-israeli rhetoric on social

04:40:04 media the group claims on social media rodriguez was not a member and his association with it

04:40:11 ended in 2017. Reports say he did attend at least one Black Lives Matter protest in Chicago

04:40:17 in front of the house of then-Mayor Rahm Emanuel. He currently works at the Chicago-based American

04:40:24 Osteopathic Information Association as an administration specialist. His employer says

04:40:31 we were shocked and saddened to learn that our employee has been arrested as a suspect in this

04:40:36 horrific crime. We're ready to cooperate with the investigation. We extend our deepest sympathy

04:40:41 to the victim's loved ones. 1.00

04:40:43 Of course he healed that shit out. 1.00

04:40:48 Okay, nothing new on it. 0.99

04:40:51 Oh, here is yapping, I guess.

04:40:59 All right, interesting.

04:41:00 Nothing came since.

04:41:02 In Washington.

04:41:03 And they asked me,

04:41:04 what is this resurgence of anti-Semitism? 1.00

04:41:07 And I tell them that's exactly what it is.

04:41:09 It's a resurgence.

04:41:10 for the two millennia in which we were flung to the far corners of the earth the jewish people 0.90

04:41:16 we suffered expulsion massacre in one country after the other we left one country were massacred

04:41:22 another left for another and always these massacres were preceded by vilification by

04:41:28 slanders uh you know we were spread all right looks like 12 p.m is the winner with 46 percent

04:41:33 of the vote holy okay maybe i'll do a happy middle ground come on at like 11 or 10 30 or

04:41:39 something like that maybe i'll do that in vermin we were you know i think probably you know the

04:41:45 people that the jews people has a lot of hygienic codes so to accuse us of spreading vermin okay 0.95

04:41:49 let's go ahead and jump in um to get rid of this get rid of this we will cover this get rid of this 0.99

04:42:01 get rid of that we'll cover this got the criminal complaint we'll cover some of this

04:42:06 hold on

04:42:11 let me make sure

04:42:13 I know Van Holen and him fought a little bit

04:42:16 I'll go ahead

04:42:19 I'll even bring Kohen's breakdown on this 0.88

04:42:21 then we'll cover Hexeth

04:42:25 Hexeth

04:42:28 more Hexeth 0.81

04:42:29 Hexeth 0.98

04:42:31 hold on

04:42:36 i already covered that we got this big police shooting here that's been going

04:42:46 viral recently what else do we got here

04:42:50 we'll also do a breakdown comey and them obviously had to give their commentary on

04:42:59 hex set on his thing on chat here move that just

04:43:18 let me make this a tab

04:43:24 all right got that 0.98

04:43:28 jump in here see what they're yapping about

04:43:32 built by the soviets after the war so there were no gas chambers in the concentration camps 0.62

04:43:41 yeah yeah zico if i take one hour to cook a batch of cookies in a macabre tank

04:43:48 and the Cookie Monster has

04:43:50 15 Mercabre tanks

04:43:52 working 24 hours a day

04:43:54 every day a week for five

04:43:56 years

04:43:57 you know like how long does it take

04:44:01 the Cookie Monster

04:44:01 with his Mercabre tanks

04:44:04 to make

04:44:05 6 million batches

04:44:08 to make 6 million batches

04:44:10 in Mercabre tanks 1.00

04:44:12 you fucking cunt 1.00

04:44:13 how many s'mores can I make 1.00

04:44:15 in a Mercabre tank 0.94

04:44:17 Come by all of you.

04:44:22 Perfect timing.

04:44:24 Why do you call us monkeys?

04:44:25 What do you mean by monkeys? 0.99

04:44:27 You're a subhuman. 0.92

04:44:30 I don't know. 0.98

04:44:31 We're at mute. 1.00

04:44:35 What's the definition of a kike, Zico? 1.00

04:44:38 Okay. 1.00

04:44:42 Anyway, I want to say a quick call out of Myron.

04:44:45 What's going on, man?

04:44:46 What about Myron?

04:44:47 you know what's up guys i came in and they literally were talking making the cookie monster

04:44:51 joke which is couldn't have been better perfect timing i was that's my favorite joke to make as

04:44:56 well um 271 ak at best i think is the answer for that one but uh yeah uh yo truth real quick man

04:45:03 i'm on stream i got a couple thousand people in here man if you don't mind uh if we or anybody

04:45:08 for that matter i covered uh the u.s intel uh coming out and saying that uh iran still

04:45:13 maintains a significant amount of

04:45:16 its ballistic missile capability

04:45:17 along the Strait of Hormuz. I think something like

04:45:19 30 out of 33

04:45:21 different, you know, of these missile

04:45:23 cities are still fully operable,

04:45:25 which I would assume it's probably similar

04:45:27 in the interior of the country as well.

04:45:29 But buried under rubble.

04:45:31 Okay, alright dude, let me finish saying what I'm saying. 1.00

04:45:34 Fuck you, you fucking... 1.00

04:45:35 Of course, this retarded Jew 1.00

04:45:37 comes in here and 1.00

04:45:38 does some stupid shit. 1.00

04:45:41 It's what they do. It's like, I'm over here saying 1.00

04:45:43 something and he's got an accurate representation of his people just for your stream to know 1.00

04:45:47 exactly yeah i mean i mean bro this is why that's why nobody likes jews anyway um don't give a 1.00

04:45:55 fuck about what you like or don't like you shut the fuck up you dreadle spinning faggot nigga 1.00

04:45:59 that's enough that's enough zico this guy's fucking retarded fucking retarded jew anyway 1.00

04:46:05 um so retarded so back to all i was saying zico interrupt again you're going down the 1.00

04:46:09 Yeah, I was just going to drop him. 1.00

04:46:11 He can't control himself.

04:46:13 So the Mercomber tank, you go.

04:46:15 Like, bro, literally can't control himself, bro. 1.00

04:46:17 It's like, what the fuck is wrong with this dreidel-spinning faggot? 1.00

04:46:19 Anyway, so yeah. 1.00

04:46:21 So we know that, obviously, 30 out of the 33 are operable,

04:46:24 which, you know, we kind of already knew this from the war

04:46:26 when Pete Hexeth and the Israelis were saying,

04:46:28 we destroyed all their launches. 0.96

04:46:29 We destroyed 90% of their missile capabilities.

04:46:31 It was all a lie.

04:46:32 When they said that the U.S. bases were destroyed,

04:46:34 CNN did the investigation, found out that was a lie.

04:46:36 And, you know, things that we've been talking about for several months now

04:46:39 we're all coming you know to fruition and vindicating us um so besides that is there

04:46:43 been anything else like as far as like uh developments i know obviously trump is going

04:46:47 to china um you know with elon musk and a couple other you know heads but as far as like the war

04:46:53 goes uh anything else developing besides uh that intel report that came out of new york times

04:46:58 yeah i saw that on the 38 of 33 still operational which obviously flies in the face of what

04:47:05 trump and his regime have been claiming about iran's missile capacity and their launch pads

04:47:10 it's part of the reason if you go back to why the why the some of those destroyers decided to try

04:47:17 and strike an iranian oil vessel which they did is to see how iran would respond and so what

04:47:23 happened is there actually some f-35s in the air they struck at the launch pads but then they

04:47:27 didn't anticipate the speed boats and also the drones that would then strike the uh the three

04:47:33 destroyers and by the way anthony aguilar confirmed that the short destroyers were hit

04:47:38 it could have been hit harder but they were hit with one around sense and they didn't have a

04:47:43 defense for it the cruise missiles that that we heard about the first time that's correct

04:47:47 subsonic cruise missiles that's what was used from the destroyers that's right yeah by the way

04:47:53 there was a mistake from the last one let me correct it centcom didn't release the videos

04:47:58 It's both Anthony Aguilar, and there's, of course, it has been leaked, but they won't produce the video footage of the destroyers being hit, because Trump's claiming that they haven't been damaged at all, but that's a lie, because other U.S. Army officials have conceded, yes, they were hit, they haven't been fully destroyed, but there is damage.

04:48:17 they won't describe in detail the extent of the damage and uh what he was actually claiming he

04:48:23 did an interview with mariano fall of all people who's on youtube is that yeah ron actually went

04:48:28 easy on it because they didn't want to do too much harm to the the sailors sailors naval officers on

04:48:33 the ship but you know next time ron it could be worse and so that's when trump decided to shut

04:48:38 down operation freedom when he saw that well this is going to extend beyond just having to defend

04:48:43 against you know those launch sites it'll strike missiles now we also have to contend with these

04:48:47 speedboats that are a problem he doesn't want to concede the drones the pentagon does concede

04:48:52 are a problem so it's a triple attack iran can launch beyond just a naval fleet and the average

04:49:00 army person or you know military expert will tell you that you know these speedboats are also a

04:49:05 problem a significant problem in having to deal with and if they do strike the right part of uh

04:49:11 any one of those battleships like the armaments area you know they could even cause a ship to

04:49:17 possibly sink and you use the example like uss call which was again destroyed by a speedboat

04:49:23 a yemeni speedboat so so go ahead no i was so i was gonna say because the official narrative from

04:49:30 what you know what they said was you know he ended operation freedom obviously now we're kind of

04:49:35 figuring out why he ended that operation he claimed that the pakistanis asked for and he was doing it

04:49:40 on behalf of the PM and the general, blah, blah, blah.

04:49:43 So what we're getting now is that the three destroyers were, in fact,

04:49:47 hit by Iranian cruise missiles.

04:49:49 We don't know how many casualties, right, if any?

04:49:52 Yeah, we don't know.

04:49:53 They're not going to release that information or the extent of the damage.

04:49:57 So we know that they got hit, but we don't know the extent of the damage,

04:50:00 obviously, for, I mean, they're going to argue for opposite reasons.

04:50:03 Fair enough.

04:50:04 And that ended Operation Freedom.

04:50:05 So the blockade is pretty much done at this point, we would say?

04:50:09 Or is it still going?

04:50:09 For the blockade, this is an update for six Chinese-linked tankers

04:50:14 that were able to cross in the last 24 hours.

04:50:16 This was updated a few hours ago.

04:50:18 So they went through the Iran-designated naval routes,

04:50:21 and they were able to breach the blockade.

04:50:24 One is a UAE-registered ship LPG tanker.

04:50:26 I've got the whole list in the nest.

04:50:28 Apex Gas, Panama Flag, Virgin Islands-registered oil tanker,

04:50:32 that's a Comoros flag, Chinese-owned oil tanker, Starway,

04:50:36 that's Panama Flag, Singapore-registered oil tanker,

04:50:39 liberia flag chinese-owned oil tanker and another chinese oil one so the pretty much all chinese

04:50:44 owned and uh yeah they were able to cross through and breach the blockade of course they also paid

04:50:50 the toll and it wasn't an you know any issue for them you know this is while trump claims that the

04:50:54 blockade isn't allowing for any ships to cross that's just simply not true okay so and even if

04:50:59 they do they're not even getting all of them no i was gonna say even they even if they do block

04:51:04 some ships they don't get all of them like you know literally dozens have still passed through

04:51:07 since the beginning of this you know blockade of the blockade so they're still making money

04:51:12 um so okay so so three destroyers got hit with cruise missiles um they they did the they probably

04:51:18 did let me guess they did the drone swarm drone that swarmed it with drones shot cruise missiles

04:51:23 subsonic one or two of them hit and obviously that probably made the u.s rethink um using the

04:51:30 destroyers or keeping them where they were yeah they're not able to enforce you know this operation

04:51:37 freedom you know they saw i think it was more of a test to see what they'd be able to do

04:51:42 and to see if they could maybe locate more of iran's launch pads and see the extent of their

04:51:47 ability to strike and then when they saw what it is they're like no no this this is not going to

04:51:51 work out in our favor so he shut it down had nothing to do with pakistan that's just a cover

04:51:55 story yeah he's never going to admit yeah we got overwhelmed we had to shut down the operation

04:52:00 because you know we didn't want to get more assets destroyed yeah the other thing iran has

04:52:04 said it's going to do and this is coming from a spokesperson for the for the parliament's foreign

04:52:08 policy and national security committee this guy reza he said that iran you know if they are to

04:52:14 get struck again if they restart the war then they will enrich uranium up to 90 now which is

04:52:20 weapons grade and they're currently discussing this in parliament so yes i did hear about i did

04:52:26 see that somewhere so that is confirmed that if they if they get struck again they're going to

04:52:29 enriched to 90 that's the next escalation yeah that's they have over 400 kilograms of 60 percent

04:52:35 highly enriched uranium they'll push it up to 90 if trump restarts the war do they have the

04:52:39 centrifuges i mean they probably do somewhere they probably have some hidden centrifuges somewhere

04:52:43 don't think they'd make the claim if they couldn't do it yeah yeah yeah they're not gonna tell

04:52:48 everybody yeah we do have the centrifuges and here they are because uh trump has told well

04:52:54 made these claims as well in a video that they really want that highly enriched uranium that

04:53:00 iran has and they they're expecting maybe some kind of limited operation to try to get it again

04:53:07 even though it failed the last time they tried yeah we'll see but yeah that's uh not something

04:53:12 they're gonna concede on in any future agreement i mean right now there's a there's a standoff

04:53:17 right it's a stalemate you know iran's made its last proposal trump rejected it what what else is

04:53:23 that are discussed I mean maybe there's thoughts of Trump discussing Iran with China and Xi Jinping

04:53:29 but what are they going to say yeah China's not going to make Iran accept terms that are unfair

04:53:34 to it right so Iran acts on its own as far as that that relationship goes I mean yeah of course

04:53:39 they have the trade relationship all that but when it comes to foreign policy they're going to do as

04:53:43 they see fit so yeah oh yeah the other thing is this I think it's a bigger story it's not really

04:53:49 getting much attention if you recall this is one of the biden regime that the claim was made the

04:53:54 u.s was running over 40 biolabs in ukraine i remember that it turns out that story is true

04:53:59 in fact over 120 of these illegally unregistered biolabs you know in different black sites you're

04:54:06 not disclosing all the locations but we know at least 40 of them are in ukraine because well

04:54:11 victoria noodleman former undersecretary of state admitted this when she was dealing with testimony

04:54:18 or it was a Senate congressional hearing

04:54:22 when she was being questioned by Marco Rubio.

04:54:25 I put up that video in the nest that I posted many years ago.

04:54:28 I was called a conspiracy theorist.

04:54:29 Well, it turns out it's not a conspiracy at all.

04:54:31 They actually do exist, and they're testing on things like pathogens

04:54:35 and other foreign types of, well, who knows what,

04:54:38 and also on different animals without proper oversight.

04:54:42 And as it turns out, only three of these labs

04:54:45 came anywhere near close to conforming to like who standards and protocols the other ones are

04:54:51 just well they're off sites and there is no oversight so they can do whatever they want

04:54:55 and that's what the u.s loves right you know do business with a corrupt state you get a guy like

04:54:59 hunter biden and hunter biden by the way uh helped secure some of the contracts for the funding for

04:55:05 these sites for these labs and if you believe russian intelligence they claim that between

04:55:09 2005 and 2022 the u.s invested 224 million dollars of taxpayer funds into these illegal

04:55:16 biolabs without providing any transparency or accountability where did this money come from

04:55:21 how was it allocated because it was never disclosed right so yeah then the tulsi gabbard

04:55:27 confirms that that's uh from her national intelligence that this is the real deal they

04:55:32 do exist and they'll be uh providing more information at a later date they claim for

04:55:37 now they're kind of being mama in more details but i put up a separate post with what russian

04:55:42 intelligence already disclosed many years ago this stuff exists and it's also part of the reason why 1.00

04:55:46 the russia ukraine conflict even happened in the first place because these biolabs pose a threat 0.55

04:55:51 to russia's national security i know that doesn't have much to do with iran but it's a major story

04:55:56 that came up today and tells you guys says yeah the u.s did fund these biolabs abroad without

04:56:02 authorization really no i mean uh you know people were saying if you said that i remember a couple

04:56:07 years ago i think you know i was i was saying this as well back uh maybe 2024 ish or something

04:56:12 like that and people were saying like oh you're a russian shill oh that's a lie that's not true

04:56:16 that's russia propaganda but now you're fit now we're like get finally getting the truth it's

04:56:21 crazy how like you know the conspiracy theorists the russia the propagandists are always end up

04:56:25 being right you know it might take a year it might take a couple months but or a couple years in this 0.91

04:56:29 case but uh it's interesting how we get vindicated over and over again even the chinese foreign

04:56:36 ministry in right right after the war um began and right after the military operation commenced

04:56:43 in um ukraine i believe it was in early 2022 the chinese foreign ministry came out and

04:56:49 echoed everything that russia said and and ran our own independent um independent outlooks and

04:56:56 and saw that there were at least 26 confirmed biolabs set up by the U.S. and NATO specifically

04:57:04 for biomilitary plans. That was specifically announced in the Global Times in 2022, right?

04:57:12 And you heard the same thing, oh, China is helping peddle fake Russian propaganda stories,

04:57:19 and oh, China's in on it too, you know, it's the Cold War again. But now here we are a few years

04:57:26 later and yeah it's exactly and now i think the number truth was it 40 that russia has come out

04:57:32 or that has been confirmed 40 it's 46 really in ukraine but there's over 120 that have been

04:57:37 financed worldwide that uh made them undisclosed but just in ukraine alone just in ukraine is 46

04:57:43 yeah it's over 40 yeah there's a thought and also uh i don't know if you want to stay on this story

04:57:51 But it's official that Saudi Arabia did launch strikes at Iran, in addition to UAE now.

04:57:58 So that's confirmed as well.

04:57:59 Router's confirmed that one.

04:58:00 When was this?

04:58:01 When did they launch it?

04:58:02 Like two days ago?

04:58:03 Or were those the attacks that they suspected from the Gulf?

04:58:05 These were attacks that took place both during.

04:58:07 Now, they claim it was in response to Iran striking Saudi Arabia.

04:58:10 But as you know, Iran didn't strike Saudi assets itself.

04:58:14 It struck the U.S. assets that are in Saudi Arabia.

04:58:16 That's not the same as going to war against Saudi Arabia.

04:58:19 But Saudi Arabia actually responded and struck as well independently of what the U.S. did.

04:58:24 And this is confirmed they did this both during the war and even after the ceasefire.

04:58:28 UAE did the same thing as well.

04:58:31 So these two countries are, you know, a fair game now in a future strike that, you know, we presumed they're involved because of the precedent they themselves set.

04:58:40 Plus, they were the two countries that pushed Trump, along with Israel, to do the strikes in the first place.

04:58:45 they're all for you know striking iran so they could curb its uh regional influence right so

04:58:50 it's not surprising this happened so they launched numerous unpublicized strikes on iran based on

04:58:55 two western officials briefed on the matter and two iranian officials confirmed this as well

04:58:59 it's the first time that it's ever been admitted they actually did this

04:59:02 and yeah so i it's my claim i believe they're fair game now and uh what else so yeah trump

04:59:08 says he'll change the name from uh epic fury to like sledgehammer yeah so he starts the war again

04:59:14 so okay i was gonna say so he's gonna he's gonna go ahead and uh it looks like they're gonna resume

04:59:19 the war probably when he gets back from china it's possible i mean i think he it may be just

04:59:24 the fact-finding mission in china to see the extent of the help iran's getting and of course

04:59:29 to expand business ties that's why all these ceos are there that's a cover but yeah yeah it's also

04:59:34 to intelligence gather as well because they want to go in there with a better hand they know that

04:59:38 china previously did help iran with providing coordinates for for strikes to their spy satellite

04:59:45 network china's got an expensive or extensive satellite network in the skies you know and plus

04:59:49 they had that surveillance ship that was providing coordinates as well for some of the battleships

04:59:53 and where the carriers were right even when the transplanders were shut off so yeah and they want

04:59:58 to know what else china's providing they provide some inputs might be providing some drones i'm

05:00:01 not sure what else and maybe help with the air defense systems as well so yeah it's backfinding

05:00:06 too i don't think they'll be able to talk them out of doing trade with iran or buying iranian

05:00:10 oil that's kind of vetched in stone but you know there's talk this is just rumors now that

05:00:16 trump may offer china the opportunity to invest in some factories in the u.s but that just seems

05:00:20 like more of a pipe dream i don't think they'd do it but yeah the rest is just talk fair enough

05:00:25 fair enough no i mean um okay so the latest is we confirm that saudi arabia attacked um has

05:00:30 has iran retaliated against them yet or not yet uh no no they haven't but they're trying to adhere

05:00:37 to the ceasefire and well they reserve the right to do so now though right so yeah they've already

05:00:44 said they will actually they'll strike saudi energy infrastructure targets along with the uaes

05:00:48 and it'll be a full-on blitz you know and if there's another attempt to decapitation strike

05:00:54 then they'll strike the leadership of those countries as well so that threat's been made

05:00:58 And you already remember me saying that they're going to increase enrichment up to 90 percent from 60 with what they have.

05:01:05 So, yeah.

05:01:06 So the nuclear concern that they have is going to be a reality.

05:01:09 And it's kind of funny because the guy that wanted to stop the nuclear weapons, they killed him. 1.00

05:01:14 Fucking stupid. 1.00

05:01:16 You know, but. 1.00

05:01:17 Yeah.

05:01:17 And plus, don't forget, there was a nuclear agreement in place through JCPOA up until 2017 when Trump trashed it.

05:01:23 Yep.

05:01:24 Absolutely.

05:01:24 So he keeps accusing them of having a bomb

05:01:26 Well, now you're going to make sure they're going to have a bomb 0.75

05:01:28 Because you took them to war 0.99

05:01:30 It should be a third time 0.68

05:01:32 Mostaba is way more of a hardliner

05:01:34 And I keep telling people this

05:01:36 It's like when Trump lies and says

05:01:38 Oh yeah, the people that are in power now are far more reasonable

05:01:40 I'm like, no they're not

05:01:42 No they're not

05:01:43 You literally killed off the leadership that wanted to potentially negotiate with you

05:01:47 And you brought some people in that

05:01:49 Hate the U.S. and Israel even more so 1.00

05:01:51 Stupid 1.00

05:01:52 yeah and they're held bent on this decapitation strike strategy they think that they would end up 1.00

05:01:59 getting someone in power that would be more conciliatory and weak turned out the other

05:02:04 way around absolutely they also haven't figured out that iran runs a mosaic decentralization

05:02:09 model when it comes to its authority it's not just centralized in one place and learned from

05:02:13 the iraq war so you strike one someone else already takes his place plus each province has

05:02:18 the authority to defend itself irrespective of you know what the leadership says right so yeah

05:02:22 and it's crazy how you know because i've been yapping about this for months about the mosaic

05:02:26 defense and how they were able to mount an attack back so quickly and it amazes me how uh you know 0.97

05:02:32 how the fuck are we smarter than his people in his cabinet like did not they like there's no way 0.99

05:02:38 that his you know his cabinet didn't tell him like dude this is a bad fucking idea like you 0.99

05:02:43 do realize that if we attack them like they've completely centralized the military like killing 0.97

05:02:47 the supreme leader won't do shit but they still did it it's just incredible to me like uh he 0.58

05:02:52 doesn't listen to his intel uh you know agencies whatsoever and then the fact that the intel agency

05:02:56 came out now and said oh yeah by the way like they still have maintained like 90 of their 0.94

05:03:01 infrastructure uh their missile infrastructure despite what this retard zico said earlier 0.91

05:03:05 like dude during the ceasefire they've dug up a lot of their ballistic missiles like this 1.00

05:03:09 fucking dumb faggot doesn't even understand like they've caught them on satellites going back in 1.00

05:03:13 and getting the ballistic missiles 1.00

05:03:15 and were retrieving them from under the rubble.

05:03:17 So what does that tell you?

05:03:18 Clearly, they're still intact

05:03:19 if they're able to go in there and get them. 1.00

05:03:21 So people are stupid, dude. 1.00

05:03:23 So fucking retarded. 1.00

05:03:25 Yeah, look, Trump did ignore the advice he got 1.00

05:03:30 from his own Joint Chiefs staffs and his generals

05:03:32 and instead just went along with what Israel told him,

05:03:34 that, you know, hey, look, you know,

05:03:36 we're devaluing their currency,

05:03:38 there's sanctions against the country,

05:03:40 these riots, these protests will turn to riots,

05:03:43 So, you know, if we reinforce it with strikes, then, you know, we can get a regime change that way.

05:03:49 It'll be quick.

05:03:50 You know, that's what they banked on because they hoped that there would be an uprising as a result of the decapitation strikes.

05:03:56 They tried, but it failed.

05:03:58 In fact, it did the opposite.

05:03:59 It further united the country.

05:04:01 You had more people wanting to sign up for the army, like over 20 million.

05:04:05 And so there's no real chance of any type of invasion that would take place.

05:04:10 And then he also knew it best.

05:04:12 they had a shortage they wouldn't have enough interceptor missiles tomahawk missiles offensive

05:04:17 missiles to be able to sustain any type of war of attrition so it was a bad move but you know he

05:04:22 didn't listen and he went through several years worth of inventory in just a matter of several

05:04:27 weeks and it's going to take a long time to replenish all that and yeah sure you can say

05:04:32 you're going to repurpose some german factories like an old bw factory it takes time to transition

05:04:36 that factory and you're still not going to have the supply chain you need to be able to

05:04:40 you know launch or sustain any type of long-term campaign if you go up if when you restart the war

05:04:46 so they just don't listen they think the blitz campaign the shock and awe will work though it's

05:04:51 consistently failed now but uh they don't realize that iran is equipped to handle a war of attrition

05:04:57 and they can't win and the leadership change is not going to make a difference nor do they have

05:05:02 much shot of uh any now iran doesn't trust u.s leadership or iea or npt and now they control

05:05:07 the trade of hormones which impacts the global economy so this whole foreign policy has been a

05:05:12 complete disaster and then they also lie about the inflation numbers i put up the real inflation

05:05:17 numbers and everything is up across the board for like energy costs food costs housing costs etc

05:05:21 and yet trump tries to claim there's no inflation so he just lies about everything yeah so yeah

05:05:27 absolutely um not even go ahead well even the um they also underestimated the you know here's a

05:05:35 clear tell as to how you know iran is unified and despite their mosaic defense they are still

05:05:43 perfectly capable of carrying out ordinances so they've also brought up the undersea cables

05:05:51 the fiber optic cables in the persian gulf in the strait of vermouth that um again carry a lot of

05:05:58 the internet traffic um that are that are again critical for gcc countries but also uh all of the

05:06:05 data that is routed from europe and um the west asia into more so central asia and east asia

05:06:12 right and and um they've i believe come out and said hey you know we're gonna need to uh incur

05:06:19 fines as well for use of these cables and um their their ability to centrally manage or it

05:06:26 seems like centrally manage um any sort of tolls or fines coming from the iranian port authority

05:06:31 um is is backed by the irgc so their entire goal was to destabilize this so-called regime

05:06:38 and to you know again fraction uh split these regimes off into fact fractions and

05:06:44 divide and conquer but you're seeing a sort of like a basis of of uh symbiosis between

05:06:51 the irgc um and the iranian authorities just from the central government so um just in terms of the

05:06:59 And I wanted to ask you guys, Truth and Myron, have you guys heard about the threats on the undersea cables?

05:07:08 And, you know, do you believe that Iran is going to go through with it or is it just a bargaining chip?

05:07:14 Is this going to be part of the negotiations that are leveraged?

05:07:18 Or do you think that it's just like a nothing burger?

05:07:23 That's legit. They're taking control of some of those undersea cables.

05:07:26 Yeah, and they're going to be charging a toll for usage as well.

05:07:28 they provide security in exchange for it so there's like a quick pro quo involved and yeah

05:07:34 they'll definitely come into play when there's an attack as well because they'll cut they'll cut off

05:07:40 the uh the internet and the internet and the it uh infrastructure that that's currently in place

05:07:46 through the cables if when there's a strike which will obviously impact all the gcc states asia and

05:07:51 europe so and they don't care so you know because they already i guess have a backup or contingency

05:07:57 plan right so yeah no i think uh i think it's definitely very legitimate and you know look

05:08:01 the iranians have been pretty honest about all the escalations they warned in the beginning

05:08:05 if whether it be the u.s or uh or iran that attack sorry if it's the u.s or israel that

05:08:10 attacks us we're going to attack them both the same as if it's one country if you attack us we're 0.97

05:08:14 going to attack the gulf states we're going to destroy all the bases in the region we're going 1.00

05:08:17 to shut down the straighter humus they actually did everything that they said they were going to

05:08:20 do um on this on this round because they knew uh that this is going to be a war of uh you know

05:08:25 of an existential crisis so i totally uh take their threat seriously when it comes to the cables

05:08:30 and um destruction of you know and they always they also warned hey if you attack our power

05:08:35 plants we are going to destroy the gulf like we are going to destroy the desalination plants

05:08:40 are going to destroy their power grids and you know destroying desalination plants in the gulf

05:08:44 would be literally a catastrophe because these people don't have any other way to get uh clean

05:08:49 potable water uh you know what i mean these guys are in the middle of deserts like they've built

05:08:52 up infrastructures in areas that are, you know, uninhabitable, if we're going to be honest, 0.99

05:08:57 at least Iran makes their own food, right? I think there's something like 80% sufficient,

05:09:01 and then they get another good portion of their food via the Caspian Sea, which the United States 1.00

05:09:05 has absolutely no presence in, which is another reason why this whole blockade is retarded. So 1.00

05:09:10 realistically speaking, they have the ability, and they've already proven that they will and

05:09:17 can enforce some of the threats that they've made so far, because again, this is a war of

05:09:21 the next central crisis for them versus for the United States, an optional war, just like it is

05:09:25 with Ukraine and Russia. You know, all the EU countries, United States, we're kind of backing

05:09:30 out of our support for Ukraine because Russia just simply wants it better than we do. Ukraine

05:09:35 obviously wants it bad, too, but they don't have the capability to get to, you know, to fight the

05:09:39 Russians without our help. So this is why so many of the European countries are also pussying out

05:09:42 and saying, man, we don't know if we want to, you know, continue to support Ukraine here. This is a

05:09:46 losing conflict. We know the United States already tired of it. And it comes down to who wants it

05:09:51 And the Russians clearly want Ukraine more or the territories that they seize in Ukraine way more than we want to be involved in supporting them. 0.51

05:09:58 Well, it's just insane that they never saw the cables coming, right? Like, you remember Ansar Law was pretty much adamant about potentially severing the Red Sea under the sea cables back in 2023 and throughout all of 2024. 0.72

05:10:14 Sure. Look, that Operation Roughrider from 2025 was basically based on the U.S.'s attempt at lowering the Houthis, I guess you can say, you know, authority in the Red Sea. 0.85

05:10:26 And that was a complete failure, obviously. It ended up just like the U.S. calling it a truce, if you will, and going home and claiming victory. 0.65

05:10:34 but just the fact that we know the so-called houthis would be able to do this in the red sea

05:10:41 how did they not foresee iran's ability to do the same thing for such a much more critical

05:10:47 like area being the gulf right like how did they not see that coming did they just overestimate

05:10:54 their ability to just gross hubris man like you know and i'll say this just for me you know doing

05:11:01 analysis on this for a bit and i'm sure true teller can add to it too um a lot of americans 1.00

05:11:05 are very stupid very cocky the hubris is insane about our military capabilities and you look we 1.00

05:11:09 do have the strongest military in the world right you arguably i'm sure other people might say oh 1.00

05:11:14 well you know china russia are very capable too that's true but i think the main bottom line is

05:11:18 is that um in america we think we can't be touched we think we can do whatever we want

05:11:22 we think it's still the early 1990s where russia's weak and china's still weak and

05:11:26 it's a unipolar world but like we're quickly waking up and realizing that it's not a unipolar

05:11:31 world we actually do live in a multipolar world now and we don't have the same power projection

05:11:35 that we had maybe 20 or 30 years ago and we need to move a little bit more intelligently be a bit

05:11:40 more diplomatic and uh you know bullying people around doesn't have the same uh power that it

05:11:45 used to have before so this is kind of where we're at and a lot of americans just simply don't

05:11:49 understand that other countries um can and will utilize asymmetric warfare against us i mean we

05:11:54 didn't learn in vietnam we didn't learn uh in iraq we didn't learn in afghanistan we didn't learn

05:11:58 in in the war on terror and we're now we're not we're clearly did it clearly didn't learn in iran

05:12:02 where we're learning it now again in iran uh but it just comes from an enormous sense of hubris and

05:12:07 we need to move a little bit differently and uh i think exercise a lot better diplomacy um

05:12:11 with countries and uh we won't be able to keep doing this forever and i think

05:12:15 this iran war um has really put us in a very bad position geopolitically because it's proven that

05:12:21 you know, we were a little bit of a paper tiger. We claim that we can protect countries. We've

05:12:25 proven we can't. We've tried to, you know, a big part of the United States military doctrine is

05:12:30 projecting power, having military bases all across the world. Well, we've proven now that if we have

05:12:34 a military base in your country or in your region, we can't really protect you, right? So from an

05:12:38 aggressor and this really is bad. And I think this is going to have a longstanding consequence

05:12:44 of generations, right? You know, this is going to go beyond the Trump presidency and whoever comes

05:12:50 into power in 2028 is going to put us in a position where you know if someone's like you 0.98

05:12:53 know what fuck this we don't care that there's u.s base here um we're gonna take this land anyway or 0.99

05:12:58 we're gonna attack this country the u.s can't do shit about it they would be you know they could 0.99

05:13:03 call our bluff now and iran definitely did it and so we've suffered quite a bit of embarrassment 0.97

05:13:08 from this entire conflict where a country like iran which i think if i'm not mistaken is like

05:13:12 the 16th strongest military in the world um you know we can't even topple them we try to regime

05:13:17 They might need to change those numbers.

05:13:18 I don't know.

05:13:19 It may have reached the top ten now.

05:13:21 They're going to become number four. 0.98

05:13:23 If they survive this conflict, they're going to become – I agree with Professor Pape on this one that at the end of this conflict, Iran is going to emerge as the fourth world power and definitely the biggest power probably in the region to rival Israel without a nuclear bomb. 0.94

05:13:39 And you can make the argument that them closing Shredder Hamous has an even worse effect than the nuclear bomb, because the nuclear bomb would really hurt one country tremendously, this hurting a lot of countries simultaneously. 0.79

05:13:49 well it would seem that if marco rubio was telling the truth essentially um being that 0.78

05:13:55 look they had no other choice because israel was going to go and attack iran anyway and

05:14:01 to avoid nuclear blackmail essentially um the u.s basically had to get their hands involved even if

05:14:08 it meant compromising the other entities in the region do you think that might be um more accurate

05:14:14 even if it was sort of a slip of the tongue from marco rubio do you think that may have oh yeah i

05:14:18 think he told the truth because that boils down to 100 because he if you remember he gave that

05:14:22 press conference first and then he and then he went and edited it after the fact and they gave 0.74

05:14:26 the whole bullshit about the navy and the air force which doesn't matter right like anyone

05:14:30 that's been following this war knows the real reason they attacked was for three main reasons 0.85

05:14:34 number one they wanted the ballistic missile program reduced to about 300 to 400 kilometers

05:14:38 so israel can't be attacked they wanted the proxies to stop being funded and they wanted

05:14:42 zero enrichment those are the three real strategic uh goals of this conflict um and they haven't 0.99

05:14:47 achieved any of them so what i predict is when trump waits began this stupid ass war with the 0.97

05:14:52 israelis they said okay the goal here and then obviously a regime change i forgot the fourth one 0.98

05:14:57 when they then once they actually started the war they went ahead and said you know what let's go

05:15:00 ahead and get some tangible wins that we can easily get let's go ahead and say that we destroy

05:15:04 their navy destroy their air forces blow up a couple planes blow up a couple boats which aren't 0.74

05:15:09 even really the main dangers of iran the main danger is their ballistic missile program and 0.80

05:15:12 their drone program that's what israel is really terrified of um and we didn't achieve any of those

05:15:17 objectives hezbollah still fighting israel they've killed well over probably closer to 3 000 now at

05:15:22 this point last time i checked those around 2300 dead from the idf in southern lebanon uh there's

05:15:27 like a one-to-one ratio hezbollah and idea for killing each other they're almost one-to-one

05:15:30 ratio uh we see that iraq has been able to mobilize we see hamas is still in effect the

05:15:36 houthis are still uh around and been activated even though they're not too too involved in this

05:15:40 conflict so the proxies are still strong the ballistic missile program hasn't gone anywhere

05:15:45 They've been able to show that capability. The drones are still around. So they've achieved no strategic W's in this conflict whatsoever. And the straight or most is closed. So, you know, and then and then Marco Rubio, I'm glad that Truth posted this. He said, you know, the goal of the war is to return it to how it was before the war.

05:16:00 My friend, anytime you're trying to return, whoever's trying to return, you know, to the prior situation before the conflict, whoever's trying to do that is the loser.

05:16:11 So, you know, whether just because Iran is being destroyed militarily or been attacked militarily and lost a lot of infrastructure doesn't mean that they didn't strategically won.

05:16:20 And I would argue in the long term, they've strategically won.

05:16:22 They've created a new income revenue resource. 0.97

05:16:25 The entire global market now is in fucking, you know, shambles, and people have to do diplomacy with Iran. 0.92

05:16:31 A bunch of different countries have come to the table to work with Iran. 0.95

05:16:36 They've shown us as a paper tiger that we can't protect our allies, whether it's in Indo-Pacific or in the Middle East. 0.94

05:16:42 They've shown quite a bit of our weakness and reluctance to put boots on the ground, which shows that the U.S. doesn't have the political or, you know, the political will or the civilian will in this case to fight wars in the Middle East anymore.

05:16:57 So we've you know, they're getting close. And then also they have now they have a justification to fully enrich and get a nuclear program and get a nuclear weapon. 0.65

05:17:05 And so they're going to walk away from this in the long term with a W.

05:17:09 Yes, they might. There is going to be a short term military loss for them.

05:17:12 Yes, they've had a lot of their country decimated to a degree.

05:17:15 Yes, they've taken a lot of hits. But Iran is prepared for this. 0.99

05:17:18 And in the long term, they're going to if they survive, which I think they will, because we're probably not going to do a ground assault. 0.95

05:17:25 They're going to emerge as the fourth world power behind Russia and China. 0.98

05:17:29 even if we did a ground assault like there's nowhere to stage troops like this isn't iraq we 0.94

05:17:37 can't amass hundreds of thousands of troops they get blown up with missiles and drones before so

05:17:41 there's no scenario where we do it in full-scale invasion even if we try to take one of it's a

05:17:46 islands let's say we take yeah let's say we take catch them island okay cool we capture an island

05:17:51 iran would just blow up all of our troops with missiles and drones like you can't we can't protect

05:17:56 our air bases so how are we going to protect troops on island in the persian gulf for example

05:18:01 there's you can't transport a thad battery to an island to protect them from uh missiles like

05:18:08 that's just not possible yeah i mean it's it's a it's a colossal failure i mean you cannot you

05:18:13 can't you can't penetrate the zagros mountains from the west and then you can't penetrate the

05:18:17 alborz mountains from the north by the caspian sea so like you know tehran and iran in general

05:18:22 is is a fortified there's a reason why they've existed for thousands of years and they've they've 1.00

05:18:26 been extremely difficult to invade so it's such a suicide mission even the kurds that love doing 0.92

05:18:31 suicide missions for money are like no thank you yeah trump's very disappointed in them what's up 0.80

05:18:37 samira what do you want to say how's everything how's it going long time no i uh completely agree

05:18:44 with you i i actually don't think that regime change was i don't think it's going to happen

05:18:49 it just looks like there's going to be some sort of deal where Trump is able to spin this as a

05:18:56 victory and he's going to exaggerate his military victories as he's already doing and then I think

05:19:01 that he's perhaps going to look towards you know making up for this by going for Cuba. I did read

05:19:09 reports in the beginning of the war that he was choosing between Cuba and Iran and it was a couple

05:19:16 of different lobbies like FDD, as well as Nufti and Bibi Netanyahu that got to his head and

05:19:22 convinced him to do this. Yeah, bad choice. Bad choice. It was a very bad choice because it didn't

05:19:26 work out so well. And you guys are right about the ballistic missile program. That was actually,

05:19:32 there's a slight difference between the Israeli demand and the U.S. demand. The U.S. is not okay

05:19:38 with ICBMs, whereas the Israelis are not okay with ballistic missiles that can reach them. So pretty 0.56

05:19:44 much their medium range ballistic missiles. This was a demand that Trump basically made

05:19:48 his, that he basically took on as part of the operation. But that is actually an Israeli demand

05:19:55 and he is willing to sort of let that go in order for the war to come to an end because it's going

05:20:01 on way too long. I mean, the American people are fed up with this and there are even people in the

05:20:06 administration, officials in the administration as well as in government that are just are not

05:20:10 having this. And I think it's looking to come to an end. On the Iranian side, I think that they

05:20:18 also want some sort of deal. I don't think Mujahideen is looking for a change in Iran's

05:20:26 nuclearization, his stance on nuclearization. They're against it. And I think his first written

05:20:32 letter that came out early on after the assassination of his father, he did say that

05:20:38 there is no there isn't going to be a change between his position and and his father's position

05:20:43 uh what else but yeah i don't think that we're going to see a nuclear iran anytime soon i don't

05:20:50 think that's in the cards i don't think anyone in the leadership wants it but uh feel free to

05:20:54 disagree yeah i'm not too sure about that i don't know if mushtaba would you know i think at this

05:21:00 point after them being attacked unless like the u.s like gave like some very serious concessions

05:21:05 here and agreed via congress to not attack them again i mean being very honest here the only thing

05:21:11 that will keep them from being attacked is a nuclear bomb we learned i agree with you i i've

05:21:16 always had this position but i just don't see that the leadership actually wants this i think that

05:21:21 they see it as a as a detriment because they've had multiple chances to nuclearize um and it's

05:21:27 just going to be even harder for them now after this war after you know they give whatever

05:21:31 concessions that they can. I think that the deal right now that's being worked out is giving away

05:21:37 their enriched uranium to a third country like Russia. They're not going to do that.

05:21:45 They're not giving up their 60% uranium. I don't think that. No, I mean the uranium

05:21:51 handover deal that's in the works. Yeah, no, they're not doing it. No, it's not. It's not

05:21:56 even on the table. It's not on the table. Okay, fair enough. Mercy's in Iran. But yeah,

05:22:00 Those are rumors.

05:22:02 They're not giving up their uranium.

05:22:03 Yeah.

05:22:04 The only way...

05:22:05 Because Trump really wants that.

05:22:06 He's not giving that away.

05:22:07 The only way I would see them...

05:22:08 They're $182 billion in what's owed.

05:22:12 That's just unfrozen assets,

05:22:14 plus oil sales that still haven't been paid out,

05:22:17 plus removal of all sanctions.

05:22:19 Then that might be considered. 0.99

05:22:21 But with Iran, they need to see something up front 0.98

05:22:24 before they'll even consider something like that. 0.99

05:22:26 For now, that's off the table.

05:22:27 I would say...

05:22:28 10 demands are not giving up their highly rich uranium i was gonna say also like that i'd be

05:22:32 shocked if they didn't pursue i mean at this point they're completely justified in pursuing

05:22:36 a nuclear bomb uh because in their eyes like unless the u.s like unless the u.s gave them

05:22:42 like assurances via congress like of non-aggression uh i i just don't see why they wouldn't pursue one

05:22:48 at this point i think at this point like like it's just very clear like unless you get some

05:22:52 type of deal from the u.s where they're promising non-aggression ratified by congress alongside

05:22:57 the Israelis also not attacking them, which I find that

05:22:59 hard to believe, they would need to get 0.60

05:23:00 a nuclear bomb. I mean, you've got the straighter

05:23:02 almost obviously as well, which is another

05:23:04 strategic lever that they can use.

05:23:07 But we'll see.

05:23:08 That wouldn't work as well, Mayron.

05:23:10 That wouldn't work as well, you know, getting

05:23:12 a guarantee from the United States Congress.

05:23:15 Yeah, I mean, it means nothing.

05:23:16 It really means nothing. A guarantee would mean nothing.

05:23:19 That's what I'm

05:23:20 talking about.

05:23:21 So there is another

05:23:22 fear that the U.S. could have

05:23:25 is nuclear proliferation.

05:23:27 If Iran does get the bomb,

05:23:28 then Turkey, Saudi Arabia, et cetera, 0.60

05:23:30 could get the bomb after that.

05:23:34 Sorry, Ziyad.

05:23:35 Oh, sorry, Ziyad, go ahead.

05:23:36 I know you wanted to talk in earlier.

05:23:39 Just real quick.

05:23:40 There are two more layers, at least, 0.91

05:23:42 that I can think of escalation that Iran can take, 0.96

05:23:46 which is one is Babel Mende, the other straight, 0.93

05:23:50 and then the eastern part of the Mediterranean.

05:23:53 I mean, we've seen like the five layers of air defenses that failed. 0.93

05:24:00 So really, Iran can shut the eastern Mediterranean pretty easy. 0.95

05:24:05 Are you talking about the Houthis? 0.97

05:24:08 Well, they're called Ansarullah first.

05:24:11 Okay, yeah. 0.94

05:24:12 I bet Bab al-Mandeb is another choke point that Iran can control via its allies or, you know, via its missile program. 0.92

05:24:27 But also, let's not forget the East Indian Mediterranean. 0.85

05:24:33 They can heavily affect that.

05:24:35 Do you think that they would be willing to completely do away with their ceasefire with the Saudis in order to in order to put a stop to trade there? 0.93

05:24:50 The Houthis. 0.97

05:24:52 Oh, yeah, I was wondering. Yeah, the Houthis. OK. Yeah.

05:24:57 Yeah, I just wanted to talk about the last.

05:24:59 I don't think it would be like unwarranted, but right now I think it's way up the ladder.

05:25:04 right i don't yeah and then also also the saudis and the houthis they have a much better relationship

05:25:10 now especially after the debacle with the stc in in december that's not true truth you're going to

05:25:17 be running this thing a little bit longer right in february as of february you can just check

05:25:21 truth that's not true truth you're going to keep running this thing for a bit right

05:25:24 yeah for a little bit okay recently struck yemen and uh the only reason why they haven't choked off

05:25:31 Babel Mandir yet, is they did make a deal with the U.S. temporarily, but they've let Iran know 0.63

05:25:35 anytime you want us to reimpose that blockade, they will. Iran's just not playing that card yet.

05:25:40 But true teller, isn't the ceasefire with the U.S. separate from the ceasefire with the Houthis?

05:25:45 Or sorry, separate from the ceasefire with the Saudis? It's completely separate.

05:25:49 First of all, that ceasefire has been breached numerous times by Saudi Arabia, and UAE still

05:25:54 occupies Socotra illegally, along with another island, two different islands as well. So that's

05:25:59 not a real ceasefire that's a joke and again Yemen's already nah I don't want to I don't want 0.90

05:26:06 to talk rumors but they they're ready to go back to war against Saudi Arabia anytime they're not 0.81

05:26:13 on good there's no good relationship there Saudi's not a good actor and now it's recently been

05:26:17 admitted they actually struck around directly themselves even though Iran never struck Saudi

05:26:21 they struck the U.S. assets in Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia also lied repeatedly when they said didn't

05:26:27 allow for the airspace to be used to strike iran so everyone knows they're you know not a good actor

05:26:33 bad faith actor and they in fact them and ua are the ones who also push trump's hand to strike

05:26:39 iran because they don't want a powerful iran though that's uh it's a little too late for that

05:26:43 for that now because iran's emerged as a real player in the region go ahead yeah that is the

05:26:49 difference between what is everyone thinking about the situation and what's actually happening iran

05:26:54 is not playing by the Americans' rules, not anymore, not at all. So when we say ceasefire

05:27:01 has ended, we mean that we are not abiding by the ceasefire that the Americans are talking about.

05:27:06 We're not attacking them for other reasons. You know, we're saying that we're giving diplomacy

05:27:11 a chance and stuff about that. You know, actually, the thing that we were talking about the other

05:27:17 day, the 14-point proposal by Iran, in every stage when Iran responded to Americans, the demands have

05:27:27 gone up, not down. And for the last one, the two things that you were talking about, you know,

05:27:32 getting a guarantee that the United States will not attack Iran, that has been seen in the proposal

05:27:37 sent by Iran in two stages. Now, first, with every stage, first, you have to, you know, lift the

05:27:44 All the ships have to just leave this area, and you have to recognize our right for the Strait of Hormuz, and you have to start giving us back the money, reparations, compensation, and the money that you have blocked over the years, all the Iranian assets that have been allotted. 0.64

05:28:00 And the thing that we do would come after the Americans have fulfilled their obligations according to the ceasefire that we are proposing. 0.75

05:28:15 So for us to do anything, first, you have to do something.

05:28:19 And that is the actual guarantee, because at any stage, just like the snapback, whatever that they had put in JCPOA, we also have said, and these are official statements from Ghalibov, who actually talked to Iranian people, and it has been shown in our state media, that we are not going to do anything and waiting for the Americans to do what they're obliged to do, what they have to do.

05:28:43 In every stage, the Americans have to act first, give us something, and there's even a timetable for the compensations and operations.

05:28:52 You know, monies, the money that has been blocked all over the world in the banks controlled by the United States and for their sanctions, that money has to be released first.

05:29:03 But then you have to start paying compensation, and there's actually a timetable for it.

05:29:08 So you cannot just say, okay, we're going to do it, and then we're going to postpone some payments, and then we're just going to cancel it or something like that. So at any stage, the United States has to act first, and then Iran has to respond to that action with just fulfilling one of the obligations that has been put in the proposal.

05:29:27 So we're not looking for a guarantee as in a law passed by the Congress or Senate or a presidential order or whatever, because we have seen time and again that that doesn't work. 0.95

05:29:38 They're liars and they don't abide by their rules.

05:29:41 So we're not waiting for that. 1.00

05:29:43 And by the way, Myron, you were talking about the capabilities, Iranian capabilities. 0.56

05:29:48 And I want to say you were saying that whenever Iran said something during this war, at least that everyone has been paying attention to, we have done it. 0.98

05:29:57 So we said we're going to hit GCC countries, states, we hit them. 0.95

05:30:01 We said it's going to be a regional war, it was. 0.97

05:30:03 We said we're going to close the Strait of Iran was and so on and so forth. 0.52

05:30:06 But as for the statements by the government, they're very precise with the wars.

05:30:11 For instance, with the 90% enriched uranium, it wasn't a definitive thing.

05:30:17 They didn't say we will do it.

05:30:18 They said we have prepared a plan for doing it and we're discussing it in the parliament.

05:30:24 As for the cables, the same thing.

05:30:26 You know, when Qali Wafas, the head negotiator from Iran's side, says that we will do it, then we will do it. But when they say that we're discussing it, we're thinking about this, or we are presenting a bill or a draft to the parliament in order for them to pass the law, then that is the stage we're at.

05:30:45 And as for our capabilities, missile and drone capabilities, I remember talking about this the other time, and then you were, I think, shocked maybe by the answer that I said the actual capabilities of Iran haven't diminished at all.

05:30:59 But Adolf Chee said, when asked, what is your stockpile of missiles and drones, he said we were at 120% compared to pre-war situation. Now, that wasn't an exaggeration, because later on in the same interview, when they say, how ready are you to fight Americans, he said 1000%. That's actually exaggeration, because we want to say we're completely ready.

05:31:22 But when he said 120%, that was a very specific number, pointing out that the missiles and drones that we have been producing during the time of war, some of which reports are, like Shahid 129, the production rate is 10 times what it was before the war.

05:31:39 So when he said 120%, he actually meant it. It means we have more missiles and more drones, at least 20% more. It is four days ago, I think, so obviously more than that now, 20% more than what we had before the war because we have up the capacity of building these weapons and we are working on them and we are using new technologies even.

05:32:04 So as for offensive and defensive capabilities, Iran is actually more prepared than the beginning of this war.

05:32:12 And our stockpile is bigger than what it was in comparison to before. 0.87

05:32:17 Just put up in the nest as well that you think Iran's not nuclearized. 0.96

05:32:21 They actually are. The IRGC already said they are.

05:32:23 The Iranian army chief said that, you know, that Iran nuclear attack and the goal of achieving nukes cannot be eliminated through demand of the U.S. or national pressure.

05:32:33 then confirms reports if the u.s strikes tehran irgc will test its first nuclear capabilities

05:32:39 during war and also a provincial governor also said along the same lines if we get struck with

05:32:46 a nuke well we have a surprise for them as well and that was uh propaganda and co that did that

05:32:51 interview that's also up in the nest so you think they're not nuclearized they are they'll 0.50

05:32:55 let's close it when they want but hey if israel gets to play the nuclear uh the nuclear nuclear

05:33:01 ambiguity game ambiguity game iran can do the same thing i mean they're not members of ia or mpt

05:33:06 either and everyone knows they have between i don't know 80 to 400 nukes maybe more so yeah

05:33:11 that's further evidence they're prepared to go to war i think it was you that was claiming that

05:33:16 decapitation strikes so effective not so much against iran huh yeah i guess americans are also

05:33:23 learning to understand that when iran says something really means it because after the

05:33:29 head of the IRGC Navy and IRGC Aerospace Program announced, both of them, that if United States

05:33:37 attacks any more of Iranian tanker ships or cargo ships, we're going to hit the whole

05:33:41 American Navy present in the Persian Gulf and the Sea of Oman area, and we're going to hit 0.91

05:33:48 one of the bases inland in one of the GCC countries. And from that point forward,

05:33:54 i haven't seen even one report of an american shooting at an iranian ship i don't know if

05:34:01 anyone has seen anything like that it's like uh three days ago our time so more than 72 hours

05:34:07 actually there was a report by orgc saying that it has been completely calm in the persian uh guys

05:34:14 so what i'm gonna do is i'm gonna uh get off here eat get a workout in and i'll come back in a few

05:34:19 hours if i come on a little bit earlier anonymous thank you for the gifted sub um so that's what

05:34:27 i'm gonna do uh so yeah love you ninjas i'll be back probably around um i'll probably come back

05:34:37 i'm thinking eh 10 or 11 o'clock around that time depending on how i feel uh been on for about five

05:34:46 and a half hours now so let me we just go for the six chas we just go for the six by americans 0.98

05:34:55 again it wasn't the rain all right we'll go for the six fuck it we got five and a half we'll go 1.00

05:34:59 for the six niggas let me uh i'll unmute this shit you guys let you guys into space i'm just 1.00

05:35:03 gonna go get my food from downstairs i'll be right back you know americans are just holding 0.99

05:35:08 their fires because they know that when we make threats i got you i'll be back we're not messing

05:35:13 around we will respond with force so much greater than what we did during the past three weeks after

05:35:19 the ceasefire so they're just waiting out there and i do believe that taking elon musk and all

05:35:25 those i don't know ceos and cfos and whatnot to china it's not a show of forth it's for somewhat

05:35:33 a bribery i i would think operation and they want to give china some things in order for them to get

05:35:40 some things but i do believe from still doesn't understand the extent of chinese capabilities and

05:35:46 their advancement and taking all these people over there it's not going to work to his benefit and 0.98

05:35:51 actually i do love if we could do this as a thought exercise what you would think that would happen

05:35:57 after this trip the statements by trump and by the chinese government and what would actually

05:36:03 happen between the united states and china after this trip this is an interesting one i would like

05:36:08 to get your takes on this truth, my Iran, inevitable, what do you think will actually

05:36:12 happen?

05:36:16 Real quick, truth, like, who did you say said that decapitation strikes would be effective?

05:36:23 You didn't.

05:36:24 No, I did not.

05:36:25 No, I did not.

05:36:26 Absolutely not.

05:36:28 No, the way that the Iranian government is structured, it's impossible for decapitation.

05:36:33 Yeah, but my opinion, my opinion, this was my opinion back then. 0.70

05:36:37 I think Hezbollah could get wiped through decapitation. 0.89

05:36:40 It turns out they're still around fighting. 0.88

05:36:42 No, no.

05:36:43 I never, I never said that it would completely, and no, I didn't, no, I didn't like this is

05:36:48 on record.

05:36:49 I have tweets on record where decapitation strikes are not going to cripple the regime.

05:36:57 Like I never said that and I maintain that, but no, I never said that decapitation strikes

05:37:02 would probably the people are in fact more united behind it.

05:37:05 I agree.

05:37:06 I agree completely.

05:37:07 I even said that there would be a rally around the flag effect. 0.91

05:37:11 When I was in a space with a bunch of Israelis, I said that this is going to bring Iranians 0.62

05:37:15 behind the government. 0.77

05:37:16 You said it was effective against Hezbollah, and it wasn't.

05:37:19 No, I said it was effective at getting rid of the most militant leaders.

05:37:23 That's what I said.

05:37:24 Really?

05:37:25 You think they're less militant anymore now?

05:37:28 Yes, because Nasrullah was more militant than Naim Qasim.

05:37:29 Do you think they're less militant now?

05:37:32 Less militant?

05:37:33 Yes, I do.

05:37:34 They're not fighting right now?

05:37:35 right now? They are absolutely fighting right now, but they are not as militant as they once were

05:37:41 under Nasrullah. That's not true. So you think that it hasn't changed whatsoever under Nayib

05:37:46 Qasim? I think they're just as militant. And now, in fact, they're going to go all in and it'll be 0.71

05:37:51 beyond. Do you think that they've been weakened at all? Even more so. No, I think they're just

05:37:55 stronger now than what they were. I think your whole analysis was completely wrong. And you

05:37:59 thought. How is it wrong? I said that Hezbollah, like it is weaker under Nayib Qasim.

05:38:04 You thought it would also work against Hamas, yet Israel is still demanding Hamas to get rid of all of its arms. 0.64

05:38:12 You thought the capitation strike is like a universal strategy.

05:38:15 No, I never said that. Never said that. I absolutely never said that. I would never say that.

05:38:19 Your entire analysis has been wrong on this entire conflict.

05:38:22 Hold on. Wait, wait, wait.

05:38:23 You never thought Iran would be where it's at today. 0.99

05:38:26 No, no, no. I absolutely did. 1.00

05:38:27 You thought the axis of resistance was done, toast.

05:38:30 The axis of resistance has been greatly weakened. I said it would be defanged.

05:38:34 longer than what it was now no i said it would be defanged and it has been defanged it hasn't

05:38:38 been defanged it has been defanged it's been greatly what are you talking about it hasn't

05:38:42 been defanged it's been greatly weakened no they got this even irgc commanders have confirmed this 0.61

05:38:48 by the way no they haven't what the fuck are you talking about who confirmed it in irgc well why 0.99

05:38:55 don't you go back to your whatsapp spaces and talk your bullshit about how great it is to have 0.99

05:38:58 relationships with israel like saudi and uae i'm completely against any normalization yeah sure you 0.98

05:39:05 are but they're not they love normalizing with israel they're all for it they don't get two

05:39:09 shits about pasta either the access to resistance is stronger because it got rid of the weakest link

05:39:13 which was syria and asad because they're not real fighters now you have a real legitimate shia 0.98

05:39:18 resistance that's actually doing something about the problem and it's not going to settle for any 0.58

05:39:23 bullshit concessions and you see iran standing on business they're not like letting their 0.83

05:39:27 commanders you know what they don't do like the syrian ones is defect over money they'd rather 0.99

05:39:32 die for the cause that's the difference that's where there's strength and resistance and where 0.98

05:39:37 where is in syria you saw weakness in resistance because they can get bought off or you'll get

05:39:42 asad wanting to beg gcc states for money do you see iran begging anyone for money no they find

05:39:47 a way through they do they show themselves as a capable and a relevant partner to china and russia

05:39:53 and then they build relationships there and they're able to sell their oil to china and now

05:39:56 they can manage on their own. They figured out how to be sanctioned despite 47 years of having

05:40:01 to deal with that. That's the difference here. That's why the axis of resistance is much stronger

05:40:05 than what it was. And you can see now that Iran is in a much stronger position than it was because 0.97

05:40:10 the weakest link is no longer there. They don't have to babysit Assad in Syria anymore and expend

05:40:15 more energy and forces there. So they prove they don't need Syria. That's the part where you missed 0.80

05:40:20 in your analysis. All right. I literally posted this back then. I agree with your analysis on

05:40:25 Syria completely. I agree with you on Iran-Syria relations, and I posted it in the Jumbotron.

05:40:31 All of the sources I had on how Syria was not putting up with its end of the deal with Iran.

05:40:39 They were the ones that betrayed Iran, but not vice versa. Regarding normalization with Israel,

05:40:46 I'm completely against recognizing Israel. I'm completely against normalizing this. 1.00

05:40:50 no i never said that prove it post it post it prove it screenshot it i never said that i never

05:40:58 said massad runs the irgc you said there's plenty of massad infiltration within the irgc

05:41:02 yeah that yeah there of course there has been massad infiltration there isn't any there has

05:41:07 been massad infiltration okay literally okay let me tell you something the head of the irgc right

05:41:13 now he you know he was involved in iran contra by the way i'm not saying it was infiltrated but

05:41:19 But there has been a lot of Masan infiltration in the IRGC.

05:41:23 First of all, as you know, those who were held responsible for Iran-Contra

05:41:26 weren't actually the perpetrators.

05:41:28 Go read.

05:41:29 Yes, any of you guys can join these spaces,

05:41:32 but they're not going to give you a mic unless you're somebody.

05:41:35 From Israel to Iran, yes or no?

05:41:37 Those weapons that were acquired, some of which from Israel,

05:41:40 yes, through the black markets, there was authorization to do that.

05:41:43 That doesn't mean they had direct relations with Israel.

05:41:45 They were in the business of buying weapons.

05:41:47 They also bought weapons from North Korea and China and Libya and Syria at one time.

05:41:51 They bought weapons from anywhere they could get it because they were sanctioned.

05:41:55 They had no other choice.

05:41:56 Do you understand?

05:41:57 What does that have to do with anything?

05:41:58 Yes, go ahead and buy weapons.

05:42:00 We need weapons to fight against Israel, or not Israel, against Iraq at that time, plus NATO. 0.58

05:42:05 They were up against the world.

05:42:07 So yeah, they'll take weapons wherever they can get it.

05:42:09 And that's the markets that Israel and the U.S. and NATO created because there was no one else willing to sell it.

05:42:14 There aren't that many weapons producers anyway.

05:42:15 and i think she left anyway guys okay vick will be the last hand and then i do want to shut down

05:42:22 the space because it's late and i'm tired go ahead or you're back okay thank you truth so the thing

05:42:27 about syria you're 100 spot on assad was a drag especially the last two years he was he was

05:42:32 destroying the resistance and i agree with you on this but she she's she's speaking about an idea

05:42:37 that is purely zionist that hezbollah is weaker now with naim kalsin this is the zionist idea this

05:42:42 is what we did we convinced the world that we were weak we convinced the world we were giving 0.72

05:42:45 back our weapons you fell for it that's not my that's not my problem that you fell for the 0.89

05:42:50 propaganda that we're giving back the weapons we're weak we're not weak hezbollah is way way 0.95

05:42:55 stronger now the amount of weapons that are coming to hezbollah have this nigga say we bruh 0.98

05:43:01 what the fuck he would not give to hezbollah in order to keep them closer and under their eye 0.97

05:43:10 Hezbollah is even stronger now. 1.00

05:43:12 So don't come here from the West talking bullshit about our area. 0.98

05:43:15 You don't understand anything about our area. 0.99

05:43:18 Zero.

05:43:18 Nothing.

05:43:19 Okay, like, please do post sources from your region.

05:43:22 I don't care about sources, baby.

05:43:24 I'm not the guy who comes and does this for...

05:43:27 I lived in Syria.

05:43:28 I lived in the Civil War. 0.98

05:43:30 I know people in the Hezbollah. 0.99

05:43:31 So don't come and tell me about sources.

05:43:33 I don't post sources.

05:43:34 Okay, so you don't think that the position of Naim Qasem

05:43:39 is in any way different

05:43:41 from Nasrullah's?

05:43:44 Lady, what you're saying 0.55

05:43:45 is purely Zionist. Your sources are

05:43:47 all Zionist. You cozy up to the Zionist. 0.94

05:43:49 All the time, you take all your info from them. 1.00

05:43:51 So don't come here spewing bullshit. 1.00

05:43:53 Because Allah is even stronger now. I just wanted 1.00

05:43:55 to say this, and thank you guys.

05:43:58 It's always funny, because 1.00

05:43:59 on Twitter, you get niggas like this, that like, 1.00

05:44:01 what the fuck? Niggas said we? 1.00

05:44:03 Yeah, we go with that one, man. 1.00

05:44:04 What the fuck, bro? 1.00

05:44:06 Has a completely different stance 1.00

05:44:08 from Nasrullah.

05:44:12 Yeah, no thanks.

05:44:13 It's fine.

05:44:14 How does that affect the missiles that fly?

05:44:16 How does that affect...

05:44:16 I never said that it affected

05:44:18 the quote-unquote missiles that fly.

05:44:20 Well, watching them argue

05:44:21 is entertainment, though.

05:44:22 I'm about to eat my burrito. 1.00

05:44:23 This shit is entertaining. 1.00

05:44:24 That there was damage, 1.00

05:44:27 that there was a weakening

05:44:29 of their organization.

05:44:30 If you understand the doctrine

05:44:32 of the Shia,

05:44:32 you would understand

05:44:33 that this, what you're saying,

05:44:35 does not make any sense.

05:44:37 How a leader likes

05:44:38 Or doesn't like or approaches something

05:44:40 Doesn't matter 1.00

05:44:41 There are a couple of aqidahs that we follow 1.00

05:44:45 There are things, there are laws 1.00

05:44:46 What I want to do

05:44:48 Sayyid Hassan and Naim Qasim follow the same laws

05:44:51 His character does not

05:44:53 Affect the decision making

05:44:55 Because there are divine laws

05:44:57 Just to quantify though

05:44:59 You're like sources

05:45:00 What Hezbollah has been able to do

05:45:03 Just in a matter of weeks 0.97

05:45:04 Is probably more than what Hezbollah did 0.94

05:45:05 Over the course of a year 0.93

05:45:07 so they've showed on the ground they're more powerful today than they were over a year ago

05:45:12 given how many Merkava tanks over 120 they've taken out plus 160 160 okay so it's even higher

05:45:19 now plus Israel is when you say post sources Israel does not release accurate I don't want

05:45:26 anything from Israel I want sources from like Hezbollah sources like Al-Manar or there's no

05:45:32 this is from ibrahim he's directly in hezbollah and the numbers are from him he's not in hezbollah

05:45:38 he doesn't he's a journalist he does talk to them he's he's very clear to not tell anybody

05:45:45 let's just be clear about that no i'm saying he's on the ground i'm talking to hezbollah

05:45:49 directly that's correct yes he talks to him directly just he doesn't want to say that he's

05:45:53 a part of hezbollah just to make that clear because then there'll be a death warrant on

05:45:56 his head obviously right so but look that aside what they've shown on the ground the last few

05:46:00 weeks he did say we though their hits the mercaba tank hits plus the number of casualties incurred 0.90

05:46:06 it's that nigga said we but israel will never admit this and hezbollah does not have twitter's 0.81

05:46:12 crazy chat like well release sources twitter's crazy release exact sources on numbers the mercaba 0.85

05:46:17 tanks no one can disprove the casualty counts harder to disprove because israel quickly hides

05:46:21 that and they lie they'll though if there's casualties that do emerge they'll say it's as

05:46:26 results of you know a suicide that took place or you know tripped and fell or food poisoning in

05:46:31 thailand they lie about the cause of death but they're they're getting destroyed right now and

05:46:36 it's proven because israel thinks that just by posting a map with occupation of 50 villages

05:46:41 that they've actually increased occupation beyond the latani river also guys i gotta debunk a little

05:46:46 bit of the propaganda for this guy obviously saying oh we lied we lied as below we're fine 0.90

05:46:51 bro that's a lie nigga like the israeli operation absolutely weakened them that's cat 0.88

05:46:56 several other fighters high ranking got killed with the with the pager operation hassan nasrallah 0.97

05:47:01 got killed it completely disoriented them completely disoriented them this is why they 0.99

05:47:06 had they struck the ceasefire deal now let me be clear about this israel is getting fucked up too 0.99

05:47:11 but um but for him to sit there and say like oh no that's a lie no nothing happened like that's 0.99

05:47:19 occult bro they hezbollah absolutely took an ass whooping so did israel though so did israel 0.90

05:47:25 so both parties got weakened because here's the thing remember israel violated the ceasefire 0.75

05:47:30 10 000 times bro inside it's three kilometers away so when they say they reached the retani

05:47:37 river the river trickles down to the border the river trickles down to the border so what the

05:47:42 are they talking about are they talking about the side where it's 18 kilometers no they're talking

05:47:47 about the side closer to the border that's a media win for their population to convince them

05:47:52 oh we reached the latani river the latani river because it's more of a social thing it's more of

05:47:57 a psychological thing the latani river is an achievement for us they used to tell us uh go

05:48:03 back behind the latani go back behind the latani it's like to to uh it's it's tied to our dignity

05:48:08 you know so it's a it's like the fact they're able to do this without the same level of weapons

05:48:14 flow from Syria goes to show they are more powerful because now they have more autonomy

05:48:19 on their weapons. And yeah, I know there's tunnels that go under Syria into Lebanon as well, but

05:48:24 hey, they've managed. They've been able to circumvent what Julani thought he could impede

05:48:29 or what the U.S., Israel, and Turkey thought they could impede because they're all collaborating,

05:48:32 of course, to try to disarm Hezbollah, and it failed. That shows they're more powerful. The

05:48:38 fact they're still able to do all this and achieve all the success on the battlefield,

05:48:43 despite Syria being taken out of the equation,

05:48:45 which, you know, and plus Israel also took up

05:48:48 and is now occupying Mount Hermon,

05:48:51 which supposedly was supposed to give them better vision,

05:48:55 better strategic positioning on weapons.

05:48:58 That turned out to be a moot point as well. 1.00

05:49:02 So, again, Hezbollah has proven itself 0.83

05:49:04 in his worth on the battlefield more so than anything.

05:49:07 It's not about what leadership says out in public.

05:49:09 Like, I think you make too much of what, whether it was what Nasrallah said or current leadership says, that's irrelevant.

05:49:15 And it's how you prove yourself on the battlefield.

05:49:17 You can use the most fire, as much fiery rhetoric as you want.

05:49:20 Trump does that all the time, and he lies.

05:49:22 It's like, yeah, Iran has no army, no navy, no air force, no leadership, no communications. 0.99

05:49:26 And there's retards within America that believe that. 1.00

05:49:28 There's retards within Israel that believe that. 0.99

05:49:30 Yeah, the problem is that, like, in the fog of war, the first victim is the truth every single time, Chad. 1.00

05:49:35 really what iran's been able to accomplish but every they were not prepared for the mosaic

05:49:41 strategy whatsoever first of all it's funny because colonel wilkerson knew about the mosaic

05:49:46 strategy 15 20 years ago so did colonel mcgregor so to scott ritter all these military analysts

05:49:51 seem to know not prepared for it no they knew it was there because they were told it's that

05:49:55 they were they were led to believe by israel they could achieve something through a shock 0.62

05:50:00 in our strategy and like you think the decapitation strategy could work oh my goodness i agree with

05:50:05 you on the mosaic strategy and and the blunders that were made by uh trump a year a year before

05:50:11 you said otherwise but that aside uh they also it's record of me saying otherwise but they also

05:50:15 failed to anticipate that the riots would not amount to regime change that was another dismal

05:50:21 failure it's pretty entertaining more weapons in no one's done a better job of getting rid of all

05:50:27 There's some beef here, Chad, that we didn't know about.

05:50:29 They actually have the ability to detect where all of these Starlink devices are

05:50:34 because they have a Starlink detector that detects the exact frequency

05:50:37 between 10 and 14 gigahertz.

05:50:38 They didn't have that before.

05:50:39 They have access to better tech.

05:50:41 They're in a better position to both defend the borders 0.83

05:50:43 and also weaken Israel and its allies in the GCC. 0.73

05:50:47 But look, I've said this many times.

05:50:49 This is Iran, Lebanon, Iraqi resistance, and of course Ansar Allah and Yemen 0.97

05:50:54 versus all the GCC and all the 0.90

05:50:56 sunny supremacist states. Plus, of course, 0.76

05:50:58 U.S. and Israel. It's a monumental task. 0.72

05:51:00 It's not easy. Now you've got

05:51:02 nuclear powers like France calling Iran

05:51:04 asking to get their ships through the Strait of Hormats.

05:51:06 Who's winning here?

05:51:08 It's quite clear. And why should Iran 1.00

05:51:10 concede at all or need any type of deal? 0.92

05:51:12 Time is on their side.

05:51:14 They have no sense of urgency at all to rush things. 0.98

05:51:16 They don't give a shit if the global 0.99

05:51:18 economy tanks. It's not going to affect them. 0.99

05:51:20 They've dealt with these sanctions for 40 plus years.

05:51:22 What's going to change for them? They have their own

05:51:24 oil their own natural gas they may it's not by the way 80 of their own food they make they were 0.99

05:51:28 their net food exporters they were the ones providing food for these ungrateful gulf states 0.97

05:51:33 like qatar who they bailed out in 2017 when it was saudi and the gcc imposing an illegal blockade 0.89

05:51:39 on them which again was bullshit so tell you to tell me how iran has feels any type of pressure

05:51:45 to make a deal when time is in fact on their side i'll leave it there most of your points i do 0.98

05:51:53 agree with you on, especially when it comes to Iran and the blunders made by Trump. Trump was

05:51:57 misled by Netanyahu into thinking that there would be riots and there would be some sort of

05:52:04 uprising as soon as he did these assassinations. This was completely wrong. This was a miscalculation.

05:52:23 Yep, I don't know what happened here. 0.99

05:52:25 Let me refresh this shit, chat. 0.98

05:52:27 I don't know what happened there. 1.00

05:52:29 We've got some retard here saying death to Arabs. 1.00

05:52:31 Enjoy the Shadow Realm, retard. 1.00

05:52:32 Time to send you to the Shadow Realm. 1.00

05:52:37 The future is mine. 1.00

05:52:39 Probably a retarded Jew. 1.00

05:52:40 We don't say death to anybody in here, bro. 1.00

05:52:45 We don't believe in violence, faggot. 1.00

05:52:53 did the space crash 1.00

05:52:56 some people just got dropped 0.98

05:52:59 and I didn't do shit man 0.98

05:53:01 I thought I had an issue with my signal 0.97

05:53:03 so I quickly took care of that

05:53:04 and we're still here

05:53:06 I dropped nobody I was just listening 0.97

05:53:08 shit just happened 0.78

05:53:10 yeah the app literally just closed 0.95

05:53:15 I don't know if something's wrong with my phone

05:53:16 no I think that they're

05:53:18 no it was everybody 0.99

05:53:19 my shit just went silent too it was everybody 1.00

05:53:22 yep 1.00

05:53:24 Yeah, mine was too silent. 1.00

05:53:28 Samira, you're a Zionist. 0.84

05:53:31 I'm not a Zionist. 0.86

05:53:32 I don't believe in the existence of a homeland for Jews in mandatory Palestine. 0.58

05:53:37 You're both talking points are Zionist talking points.

05:53:39 I'm not a Zionist.

05:53:40 You said the AOR was completely destroyed.

05:53:42 No, I didn't say that.

05:53:44 Don't misquote me.

05:53:45 Don't misquote me.

05:53:46 Don't misquote me.

05:53:47 I'm quoting you right now.

05:53:48 You said it has a voice.

05:53:48 I'm reading what you wrote.

05:53:50 This is in your tweet.

05:53:51 You never even believed it.

05:53:51 Where is it?

05:53:52 today it's in the nest today it's clear that d fang yeah i said d fang i literally said the

05:53:57 word d fang let me finish reading well i don't know why you keep interrupting today go ahead

05:54:01 please read it please read it don't make me mute you i am you keep interrupting we're wrong about

05:54:06 everything so arci leaders were wrong about it really we're wrong about everything were we and 0.71

05:54:11 it's our responsibility to hold them accountable when in fact they're right for spreading lies 0.99

05:54:16 that led to the total destruction

05:54:18 of the axis of resistance.

05:54:21 Okay.

05:54:22 So, are they destroyed?

05:54:26 The only one that's fighting right now

05:54:28 is Hezbollah and the Houthis are taking a break

05:54:30 because of their ceasefire with the Saudis.

05:54:34 The other ones have been severely weakened

05:54:36 and, quote, defanged.

05:54:37 Has Iran been weakened and defanged? 0.72

05:54:40 Iran has been weakened by U.S. and Israel

05:54:44 in both the 12-day war.

05:54:45 It's crazy to think that it hasn't been weakened whatsoever.

05:54:48 Materially, they have been weakened.

05:54:50 Of course, they've been resilient.

05:54:52 I'm not saying that they haven't been resilient.

05:54:56 Here's the problem when an armchair warrior that's never served

05:54:58 and knows anything about the army speaks.

05:55:01 They're strengthened.

05:55:02 They're more united than what they were.

05:55:04 They had divisions before there were riots.

05:55:08 But those protests turned into riots.

05:55:09 There's been two rally-round-the-flag effects during the 12-day war

05:55:13 and this time around.

05:55:14 First of all, it's every night. There's journalists posting about the millions of people on the street that are ready to go to their country.

05:55:21 I follow Iranian politics very closely.

05:55:23 Yeah, and you think they're weakened. 0.69

05:55:27 No, I'm saying that their capabilities have been significantly degraded, but the IRGC has managed to build them up.

05:55:39 For example, their ballistic missiles.

05:55:42 The ballistic missiles are 125% of what they were now, according to BuzzFeed.

05:55:46 Okay, where is, according to who?

05:55:48 They're in hidden sites.

05:55:50 According to who?

05:55:50 They're deep down underground.

05:55:51 According to American forces. 0.53

05:55:53 Yeah, because the Americans want to continue bombing. 0.89

05:55:56 The Israelis want to continue bombing. 1.00

05:55:57 You are a fucking Zionist. 1.00

05:55:59 You literally repeat Zionist talking points. 1.00

05:56:02 You just claimed that their capabilities have been weakened based on their ballistics. 0.99

05:56:06 They have shit tons of ballistics. 0.91

05:56:07 They're not telling people what they have. 0.98

05:56:09 there's rumors that they have like 250 000 missiles kicking around and even more drones

05:56:14 they have more drones than what they had pre-war they're not weakened at all in fact here's why

05:56:19 they're stronger because now they know their technology works now let me educate you on

05:56:23 you don't know they were able to undermine the u.s stealth program that's been around for decades

05:56:29 through their infrared radiation air defense systems because now it can detect heat signatures

05:56:33 and they took out an f-35 that's legit that's the source of strength in addition to the fact

05:56:38 they're also able to spoof american avionics for their fighter jets that's why when there's a so 0.67

05:56:44 called what pilot rescue mission we all know that was bullshit that was an attempt at an invasion 0.63

05:56:47 to steal iran's uranium that failed iran defeated a superpower they didn't get weakened at all they're 0.92

05:56:53 ready to go to war resume war anytime okay but they respond that they act in defense they know

05:56:58 they're never the aggressor that's how they differ they're not there to murder women and children 0.69

05:57:02 like the sunny supremacists do your Saudi UAE beloved agents that go into Yemen and mass murder

05:57:08 400,000 people and they're all quiet about it and do the same thing in Syria and try to blame Assad 1.00

05:57:12 you guys operate like thugs like the Jews you simp for and kiss ass for that pay you but that's 0.99

05:57:17 not how Iran operates they're much stronger than what they were and they've already proved it time 1.00

05:57:21 and time again so for you to think they've been significantly or in any way defanged or disarmed

05:57:25 or lower capabilities is complete bullshit they've only released 20 to 30 percent of their capability

05:57:31 anyway you don't even know what they have so will you want to rely on as well what's a reliable 0.97

05:57:35 source that i can count on when in fact you know there's a information asymmetry because they don't

05:57:40 disclose exactly what they have nor should they you don't even know about the extent of their air

05:57:44 force or even how many su-35s they currently have that they flew around on missions or the fact that

05:57:49 one of their old what a-5s or whatever it is when they were talking i think was in a-5 or whatever

05:57:54 it was an older fighter jet went and completed a successful mission in kuwait even the u.s

05:57:57 military had to concede that point plus they had a successful sukoi-35 mission in iraq they've only

05:58:04 shown a fraction of their air force they've only shown a fraction of their navy which trump says

05:58:08 hey according to your sources they have no navy right because they only had 159 like speedboats

05:58:12 or something like that and they don't even count speedboats as part of a navy even though the u.s

05:58:16 used the same type of speedboats when gfk was in charge of it during world war ii and beyond

05:58:20 so it is part of a navy but then they also have battleships but they only use the minimal of what

05:58:25 they have because just like they use their older stock for missiles as well let's get rid of the

05:58:29 old stock we'll use the new stuff later because they want to of course have escalation domination

05:58:33 which they have that's their advantage is information asymmetry so for you to claim

05:58:38 they've somehow been weakened no they've been strengthened because their biggest strength is

05:58:42 unity which they may not have had as much of before so you have no idea what you're talking

05:58:46 about they're stronger on more missiles more drones air force you don't still don't know about

05:58:50 better navy and what they do during downtime which again you have no idea about is they go and look

05:58:56 at the data to see what they could do better because they're never resting on their laurels

05:59:00 So they go on tests to see, well, how can we strengthen our air defense systems?

05:59:03 And now it's alleged they actually have integrated the S-500 system into the air defense system so they can actually take out a B-2 if they need to.

05:59:10 So now they have the ability to take out stealth.

05:59:13 That's easy peasy, given that they now have access to that infrared radiation technology.

05:59:18 And they have the integrated, layered GPS denial architecture system that the U.S. will have to take years.

05:59:25 they will have to spend years on trying to get a new system in place so this way they can have

05:59:30 accurate gps for their avionics they don't have that anymore either why do you think they've been

05:59:35 so hesitant reluctant to do any aerial missions but i'm sure you knew all that based on all those

05:59:39 reliable sources you read right and all the research you've done you really don't know

05:59:43 fuck all about how much stronger more powerful they are and they'll be even more stronger than

05:59:47 what you know because they're constantly just getting better they don't sit around weak or 1.00

05:59:51 begging gcc for money like those other weak-ass states okay so i never i never said any of those

05:59:56 things all i'm doing is quoting the irgc uh in the irgc after the 12-day war they acknowledged

06:00:03 that they're ballistic that iran's not even nuclear yes they are irgc is a separate entity

06:00:08 from the government did you know that and by the way one of komeini's wishes was if something were 0.89

06:00:13 to happen to him and there's another war go ahead and build a fucking new key game 0.68

06:00:17 not for many he died a while ago you didn't know that either this is just so much you have no idea 0.99

06:00:22 about and they say shit in public to mislead people because that's how chess players operate

06:00:25 okay so the irgc is lying to mislead people yeah i just put up what the irgc okay after the 12-day 0.97

06:00:32 war you're not even letting me finish my statement it's like you're going on a long monologue but

06:00:35 you're not even letting me give my evidence i'm giving you evidence i i can actually post sources

06:00:40 you're just yapping okay you're just yapping all right so the irgc after the 12-day war that they

06:00:45 acknowledged wait a minute i'm just yapping fine then you give me numbers since you know it all

06:00:49 tell me how many drones and missiles they had before the 39 day war tell me how many they have

06:00:55 now since you said they've been weakened and incapacitated prior to the 12 day war i can give

06:00:59 you no i didn't say prior to the 12 day war i said prior to the 39 day war try and keep up you 0.95

06:01:04 fucking airhead try again before the 39 2500 2500 ballistic missiles there you go they use more than 0.99

06:01:12 2500 in like in two weeks ballistic missiles ballistic missiles 2500 i'm just gonna fucking 1.00

06:01:19 drop you at this point you're just a fucking retard just go hang out with hota and your other 1.00

06:01:22 fucking arab sheikh rulers to toss you around like the fucking meth heads you are you're full of shit 1.00

06:01:28 i don't need to listen to your bullshit anymore 2500 my ass they would never disclose that number 1.00

06:01:32 you just pulled that number out of your ass anyway i do want to end the space 1.00

06:01:37 stop i'm just gonna keep going all night that's just amazing to me she has the audacity to lie 1.00

06:01:43 like 2500 bullshit and first of all when you say ballistics what kind of ballistics are we talking 1.00

06:01:48 about because they have many different types that aside fuck okay two hands andy then vick 0.99

06:01:54 then i'm gonna call it a night go andy yeah i mean i i posted that around stronger than before the 0.95

06:02:01 war because they're more unified and there's more support for the government and and someone

06:02:06 literally tried asking grok and grok said no iran's not stronger that's in my post was misleading and

06:02:13 yeah so yeah all right that was pretty entertaining uh all right ninjas i'm gonna read some chats here 0.96

06:02:18 then close out thanks for staying up man i work from 11 p.m to 7 a.m and this shit entertaining 0.98

06:02:22 as fuck all says you probably can use the story as red pill on not to crash out uh but a dude in 0.99

06:02:28 las vegas today killed his pregnant ex-girlfriend and her new baby her new boyfriend while they 1.00

06:02:32 were at work at a grocery store went crazy your mind uh link is a video posted by new york times 0.98

06:02:38 of nicholas christoph talking about the sexual abuse of israelis against the palestinians yeah

06:02:41 we've known about that bro they've been doing that at tenement for a minute and uh they they

06:02:45 fight for the right to rape go on right is there any explicit reason why you uh why uh shot-hearted 1.00

06:02:50 women are big-time whores it's because a lot of them are secular just like the government was 1.00

06:02:53 and um they've been here for generations and they become whores that's honestly why 1.00

06:02:58 fuck up home 2190 okay woman kdc do you believe that even uh though israeli uh israel kind of 0.99

06:03:05 moves away from the u.s anything israel does military let's say nuke i also have blood on 1.00

06:03:09 u.s hands yeah it is we get we are we are unfortunately stuck with these faggots all 1.00

06:03:15 right guys i'll be back on in a couple hours i'll be back on in somewhere between three to five hours 0.99

06:03:19 okay somewhere between 10 to 12 p.m i'll get back on for you guys all right love y'all ninjas hope

06:03:27 you guys enjoyed the stream we'll be back we'll cover some more news we're going to cover um

06:03:30 this mayor getting uh charged as a chinese asset we're going to cover this woman that got busted

06:03:36 with a bunch of kilos of cocaine we're going to talk about uh cash patel versus the senator

06:03:40 van holland uh we're going to talk about hexeth uh and his senate uh the testimony

06:03:47 and uh this police uh the richville police officer shot this black dude aka one of these 0.99

06:03:53 didn't do nothing ass niggas so oh i know and i'll do the sneaker versus academic shit too 1.00

06:03:57 for you guys anyway love you ninjas see you guys back here in a few hours peace out faggots 1.00

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The Debrief With MyronGainesX - May 14, 2026

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